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ESTABLISHED 18S9
New York 7,N. Y.,
Number 5929
191
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Monday, February 29, 1960
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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INDUSTRIAL
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dividend
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proceeds are to be used to reduce financial
working capital.—V. 190, p. 2709.
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paid
paid—-
divs.
Common
shs. outstand.
Com. cap.
Earnings per com. sh
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28,489,381
33,189,603
1625.
33,822,287
Markets
and
Johnson
profit
to
Ambassador's
cash
flow,
and dry
during 1959 of $3,789,914,
with
cash
a
flow
of
hole
expense,
than
more
General Corporation &
for
$1,617,007
indicated
oil
and
also reached a record high
$1 per share, as compared
1958.
.
gas
Philadelphia
Dec.
1959,
$6,817,324.
stock, to $1.57
ened
ock
to
outstanding.
Dec,
3it
i958
in
reports
for
in
months
to
31,
last,
increased
Period End. Dec.
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SEC
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Other
-v.,
operating
Banks
of
^tainfield. N. J., corporation to help finance .the develop-.
seahnnL- of the largest club-type resort communities on the Atlantic
ner
,°utslde of Florida was announced recently by Samuel Schaich-1
N.j
of the State Securities Corp.,- 24 Commerce St., Newark, .
wnd 'wiii KrWil
ers' The-10.000 home resort city will be called ATLANTIS
Rout*
,°?.ated on 3.200 acres of prime waterfront property just off
on
nf
191,
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Little Egg
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Tu'ckerton.
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6%
$
5,816,348
2,634,687
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Elusive
Natural Gas Co.—Retires Preferred—
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retired the remaining 27,481 shares of its $25 par
stocl{ at the retirement price of $32.50 per share plus
s
3a4'"cents per share from Feb. 1 to Feb. 9,
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the
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eliminate the preferred stock from its capital structure.
videhds on the issue ceased at 4:00 p.m. EST on Feb. 9,
All
5,016,302
4,983,222
4,974,022
$3.69
$2.60
$2.10
3-for-l
1955
rif
I960.
^hst^NnRetirement of
preferred
Digitized for2 FRASER City Bank the New York,shares ore on deposit with The
Broartnof
Corporate Trust Department,
a^«y, New
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ York 15.—V, 190, p. 2337.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
split.
Based
Studios, Inc., Alexandria, Va.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Feb.
on
$2.56
shares
average
1
filed
15
of
shares
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
(par
12V2
the
with
cents)
be
to
facilities
used to expand the
the existing studios.
at
Coast Line
Feb.
on
total
a
of
$5.00
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reduced
was
>
^epigures
Belt
1958
for
are
adjusted to reflect the
1959.
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board of directors has recommended
to split the common
shares on
taken
10 years
consolidation of Golden
wholly-owned in
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as
of
date.
record
of
as
18
March
The
1,
authorized the dis¬
1960, of one share
for each share of Coast Line
date
of
distribution
will
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President
Rice,
191,
from
793
pp.
of
be
March
,
Line,' said
Coast
that
the
502.
and
Co.—Earnings Soar—
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$2,874,000
in
according
1958,
to
Atlas
President
Gottshall.
K.
earnings
are
Gottshall
Mr.
...
to stockholders that action
a two-for-one basis. This
recommendation is to be considered at the annual stockholders meet¬
ing
April 6
1960. Directors have announced their intention, dependini on conditions at the time, to increase the regular quarterly
The
record
1958.
said
of
profitability
our
in
investment
our
with
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that
the
increase
in
sales
and
earnings
due
was
increase in business activity,* gains in the
chemicals business,
and a gratifying return on
Solar Nitrogen
Chemicals,. Inc.,"—a joint venture
to; ','the. general
principally
_
subsidiary which became
ManuCwcturing Co., a
of
Spin Off—
Feb.
on
equivalent to $5.15 a share on the 758,996 shares
outstanding Dec. 31, compared with $3.80 a share on the 756,078
shares outstanding at the end of 1958. Pretax earnings were $7,624,000
in 1959 and $5,970,000 in 1958.
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The earnings
increase came on a 7.8%
rise in consolidated sales
and
operating revenues, to $70,721,000
in 1959 from $65,593,000 in
...
compared .with 78%
Directors
Wilmington, Del., company's 1959 annual report, to be mailed
early in March, will show net earnings of $3,907,000,
The
per
of net- worth as
29%
Sons at $57%
shareowners
up
at the end of1 1959 compared
together with the addition of
worth, produced a fuither
of funded debt to net worth. Thus, funded debt
the ratio
to
sec¬
organized company having extensive land holdings
newly
a
Thomas
Ralph
Long-term debt was $14,749,000 lower
with the previous year. This reduction,
•fi°7 518 674 of retained earnings to net
nrovement in
recreation
of
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
of
stockholders
to
in
held
This
consistently during 1959.;
1959
number
15 by Alex Brown &
Board
Atlas Powder
744,072,823
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be
to
are
farming operations in South Florida
.
a
vigorously and
be
weighted
on
share, without underwriting.
per
500,000.—V.
93,459,049
income
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accrued
5,054,938
share
property
owned
by this new company consists of a large acreage in South
Florida,
acreage
in the lake and citrus area, large herds of beef
cattle,
improved
timberlands,
farming
equipment and
trained per¬
sonnel.
The
book value of the new company
is approximately $2,-
Standard
Oil
(Ohio).
Co:
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fourth
quarter earnings are reported as $1,088,000, includ¬
Atlas' equity in the year's earnings of Solar
and another 50%-owned company, recorded in the month of December.
Earnings of these companies will be reported quarterly in the future.
On
a
basis
comparable with 1958, net
earnings during the fourth
The
ing
1959
the
for
quarter
of
of
$716,000
startup
Fourth
V.
first
time
1959 were $671,000 compared with fourth quarter earnings
in 1958.
The reduction is due in large part to abnormal
for
expenses
411,000,
$17?740?414
AmeriCan
13,700 000
1960.
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13,320,380
company's
stock
47,486,407 559,711,405 491,576,736
30,361,683 344,138,758 309,936,907
6,223,000
75,603,348
58,168,000
2,757,251
34,273,533
30,012,780
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22,568,782
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11,500,000
150,000
$2
and
stock
31,
1959—12 Months—1958
.
5
$
share, was paid on the common
stock' four regular quarterly dividends of $1.00 each and an extra divisIlort-tei-rri, convertible debenture bonds were offered to
"dehd of $1 00 ^This compares with $5.00 "per share paid in 1956, 1957
hienrpri H r!sidents °f New Jqrseyi -This offering was officially, com"ceu on
Jan. 13, 1960.
and 1958 and $4.40 paid in 1955. On Jan. 26, 1960, a regular quar¬
terly dividend of $1.00 per share ar.d an extra dividend of $1.00 per
ing ?aec]iwVlly,developed. ATLANTIS hcipes to offer medium-priced housshare were declared on the common stock
Accordingly, $2 00 per share
hont aiiH
an ^I"year round resort city, featuring lagoons,, water-.
to stockholders of record, Feb. 10,
a
motpi
uPland sites, a golf club with regulation course, boat basin, - : will be paid on March 1, I960; 1959, were $56,000,000 compared 196<X
Notes
payable at Dec. 31,
with
center a,!!l
hoatel; a yacht .club :with' sports facilities, a shopping
<R6fi 000 000 at the end of 1958. Cash on hand and in banks at the year
The'a,,,,
industrial and research center. end was
compared with $20,696,311 at the end of 1958
home rpJL,
Land Investment Corp. developed Baywood, a 1,20000
t
The company's financial position continued to grow stronger in 1959
community on Barnegat'Bay In Ocean County, N. J.
near
28,007,382
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.25 per share.
The offering has been completed.—V. 183, p. 2534.
accelerated their
estimate that Pall
Mall' cigarettes account for. more- than' 70%v of all - nonf ilter king-size
sales and- for well over 25% of all nonfilter. sales in the U. S. Unit,
-sales of Dual Filter Tarreyton cigarettes, Mr. Hahn added, increased
,
q
39,707,165
1956
$
11,068,782
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1957
246,528,518 247,401 423
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gain of $56,200,524.
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Mr. Jffahn
pointed out" that Pall Mall, cigarettes
-rate of °-ain in 1959. independent analysts, he said,
1958,
in
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$
per
^
went
1958
14,400.000
for
made
was
Notices 48
10,071,738
8,144,473 105,695,766
charges—202.315,225 183,746,341 827,407,248
after
—V.
million bond
general
amounting
loans
ondary offering of 13,800 shares of capital stock (no par)
.
$1
for
used
outstndg.
Atlantic
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a
be
bank
13,607,382
proceeds
centers
in *he final quarter of 1959 amounted-to $1,560,656,' ■ !/ American Tobacco Co.—Sales and Net Up—News,!ur Prefei'red dividends, to 36' cents per common share comNet income of this company set a new record in 1959, Paul M. Hahn,
"I sl-672,766 or 38 cents per common share in the preceding
■u months period.
president, announced on Feb. 3.
Nineteen-fifty-nine was the fifth successive year in which net income reached a new high.
JB"lln8s hi the December quarter rose to $13,477,838 from $12,804,282
The 1959 net income was $63,248,270 as compared with $58,856,242
cne
Dpcember quarter of 1958.—V. 189, p. 2561.
v
in 1958. Net income per common share in 1959, after deducting divi¬
dends on preferred stock, amounted to $9.23 compared with $8.55 in
American Land Investment Corp.—Offers Bonds—
Dollar sales increased to $1,161,376,858 in 19591 from $1,105,176,334
of
will
price
1969.
31,
20,500,000
corporation
The
9
Month— 1958
50,950,677
32,427,904
taxes__
operating
Net
Net
exercise
of
1959
taxes
com.
covering
offered at
to
offering
issue
repayment
share (par
increasing
common
one
19,207,165
per
•Adjusted
m
public
to. buy
the
outstanding.—V. 189, p. 1790.
Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
1959$
31—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses——
Federal income taxes—
to $56,788,086
Common
—
Co:, of Toronto,
warrant.
one
1964,
this
of
including
taxes
inc.
stirs.1
*Earns.
preceding year.
ISSUE—A
about
or
15.
profit
Common
naroa
BOND
inc.
for Fed.
Net
enUff ea/nings
19
proceeds
at Jan.
before
Prov.
and
a
Dec.
Profit
.
net
&
290,619,973 249,859,203
tribution
This, compared wich net earnings in the 12 months
$6,718,181
equal to $1.55 per share on the same
tie
31,
$
of
of
the'12
$51,834,607
Oct.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Plans
number of common
shares.
from
until
and
holder
the
sales
This
preliminary statement for the
earnings,, after- all taxes and
equal, after dividend requirements on the pre¬
a
share
on
the
4,113,615
shares of common
corporation
31.
$10
purposes,
$113,521
Net
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American Telephone &
ended
Investment News
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
American Cement Corp.—Preliminary Statement—
This
share
one
entitles
With Securities and
Reserve Banks
,
cnarges, of
on
Armstrong Cork Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Statement of-Federal
Condition
Combined
2
Ambassador's net oil production also
of 1,735,117 barrels during 1959, an increase
of 76%
over
the 1958 production
of 984.015 barrels.
Ambassador's
daily average net oil production achieved an all-time peak of 5,923
barrels
in
December.
Gas
production
increased
6%
over
1958,
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annual
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that
.
increase
an
35
Foreign Exchange RatesCondition Statement of Member
Federal Reserve System
depreciation, deple¬
for
The
on
the stockholders
Sold—Annett
Years Ended Dec. 31—
55
an
Mr. Johnson
reported
reached an all-time high
to
45
Averages
and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
sales for the year also reached
all-time high of $5,233,838, which compares with
1958 oil and
gas sales of
$3,160,996.
Fourth quarter oil and
gas sales were an
indicated $1,562,275, as compared with. $952,029 in 1958 when there
were six more
producing days in Texas.
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Ambassador's
corporate
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39
40
41
44
State
deductions
before
or
1960.
share
annually to $15 until warrants expire Oct.
The
quarter of 1958.
tion, amortization
at
for
PROCEEDS—The
38
—
cent)
$10
Associated Health
that the company's indicated fourth quarter
$424,051, as compared with a net profit of
reported
amounted
Bond
$1
Miscellaneous Features
,
Mr.
Stock
warrant
one
Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
Fort
$70,566 for the fourth
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36
was
Each
National Quotation
Worth, announced on Feb. 8 a net profit
of $802,269 for 1959, highest in the four-year history of the company,
and a sharp upturn
from the 1958 net loss of $706,773.
The pre¬
liminary figures, which are subject to final audit, were announced
by P. kirk Johnson, President.
~
net
1,
Controls, Inc., Hicksville, N. Y.
With Warrants
Price
36
Stock Exchange-
Dow-Jones
Ambassador Oil Corp.—Record Net—
of
June
common
on
mon
36
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
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payable
per present
per
Canada, has placed privately a new issue of 30,000 com¬
shares and 30,000 warrants/ it was announced on
February 20.
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange-!
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
17,819,251 20,355,045
465,598
635,857
16,374,763 ,16,044,658
8,214,281
8,141,435
$2.11
$2.42
19,657.658
422,831
10,270,016
8,216,016
$2.34
22,864,963
418,359
11,102,190
9,089,535
$2.47
Stock
Pacific Coast
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taxes
Preferred
$
15
—
1956
1957
1958
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revs..
Fed. & State
Prov. for
Net
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543.337,852 5 35,165,825 537,191,443 551,592,589
inc. taxes
58,260,578
52,847,261
46,308,632 54,177,332
sales—Total
Net
1959
Ended Dec. ^1—.
Years
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New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Stock
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission—7 v.
; S'cL: ^
The corporation on Feb.
17vfiled a letter, of. notification with the
SEC covering an undetermined
number of shares of common stock
(no par)
to be offered
to employees and being purchased on the
Midwest Stock Exchange. No underwriting is involved.—V. 189, p. 1017.
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stock
common
cents
The 1959 annual report will be mailed to
1.—V. 189, p. 2669.
Stock and Bond Quotations
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or
March
obligations and
Laboratories, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files With
Allied
the
15
share quarterly. This would make the regular
quarterly dividend (exclusive of any extras) on each of the split shares
57 /z cents per share as of June 1, 1960—equivalent to $1.15 per share
on
the present shares.
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equivalent to 60 cents
basis,
,
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would be
Amusement Co., West Point,. Ga.—Files With
Exchange Commission— * a v r.
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The company
on Feb. 16 filed a-letter of. notification, with
the"
SEC covering 250 shares
of class A preferred stock and 500 shares
of common
stock to -be offered at par ($100 per share), without
Al-Dun
Securities and
underwriting.
MISCELLANEOUS
•
new
equipment
189,
p.
The
the
Joplin,
1923.
Mo.
...
Automatic Retailers of
of
at
sales and operating revenues for 1959 totaled $17,with $17,018,000 in
the last quarter of 1958.—
quarter
compared
America, Inc.—Transfer Agent
parris Trust & Savings Bank has been named
common
stock
Automation
of
the
corporation.—V.
Industries,
191,
p.
Inc.' -Expansion
transfer agent
602.
—
New Div.
Name—
Ground
breaking
for
a
new
30,000
square
foot
engineering
and
plant facility adjacent to the Torrance Airport, Torrance,
taken place, it was announced on Feb. 1 by Corwin D.
President of this company.
production
has
Calif.,
Denney,
"The
house
Mr.
facility
the
is
expected to be completed by June, 1960, and will
Ultrasonics Divisions and the corporate office,"
company's
Denney said.
The
new
plant 'will replace
the company's present facilities in Van
of Mid-Continent Manufacturing,
DATRAN—Division of Automation Industries,
corporation, on the effectiveness of a reg'istiation
dated Jan. 18, offered 27,000
common
stock (no par) at $2.50 per share, to certa
holders of stock purchase warrants of the company.
Inc.,
Electronics—Division
Datran
Inc.,
of this division. Until
the
new
Lomita Boulevard 111
Torrance, Datran will continue to manufacture digital strain indicators,
transducers and data logging systems at its Manhattan Beach plant.
Automation Industries. Inc:, the parent firm, is directed by Corwin
D.
Denney, President,
who previously formed Mid-Continent Manu¬
facturing. Inc. and American Helicopter Co. Datran is one of nine
is
known
now
as
to Allen J. Edwards, general manager
and larger quarters
are completed on
according
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p.
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With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Automation
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proceeds
to
are
general
for
used
be
corporate
Inc.,
Telex,
a
Collins
Aikman
&
j
below.
Corp..
Feb.
and
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
made
on
Feb. 16 by Lehman Bros.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; The
First Boston Corp., and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
&: Co. at $44.75 per share. The issue was oversubscribed
the books closed.
Bar Chris Construction Corp.—Common
Stock Offered
Co., of New York City, on Dec.
Morgan &
—Peter
the
debt
is
price
to
with
Brooklyn Union.
sinking
a
$100.
fund
proceeds
net
H.
Weed.
pany.
headed by J. Eurr Bartram.
Brothers,
shares
150,000
BUSINESS—The
the
Jr.,
President,
operations
began
in
1864
as
shipping
a
ended
com¬
It entered the export-import business near the end of the 19th
and was reorganized as a private investment company in 1925.
of new
preferred
of common
stock, $87,684,000
stock of $1Q par.
assets
transaction,
to $191
of
Brothers,
Bartram
of
securities
according
the
all
the
1959
$88,808,000
and
square
Borough
in
net
in
natural
miles
of
New
reported
income
used
be
will
set
to
up
a
under New York State law in 1955 fpr the purpose of
the business conducted since 1948 by the partnership
oi
Messrs. Christie V.
Vitolo and Leborio Pugliese, the President and
Vice-President, respectively of the company.
The main office of the
organized
to
Y. and the manufacturing facilities are
principal activity of the company is the
and the supply of equipment to, bowling
company is in New York. N.
located in Bklyn., N. Y.
The
of,
design and construction
aileys.—V. 191, p. 2.
of
Brothers
Corp.—Acquired—
Investing Corp.. below.—V.
Broad Street
See
several
underwriters
through Blyth & Co., Inc. and Eastman Dillon,
representatives,
as
the
have
whereby
company
respective
-
numbers
of
entered
they
into
have
shares
of
an
underwriting
severally
series
A
agreed
preferred
fairly active week for corporate fixed interest obligations and equities, and for
tax-exempts, is being lined up for this week of Feb. 29-March 4. A sharp drop for
follow, however, in the succeeding week, whereas municipals' dollar
volume continues strong. In the third
week, March 14-18, corporates come back in
good strength but municipals slacken off, and both municipals and corporates have
relatively few marketing dates set for the fourth week, March 21-25. The table at
sums
up
the dollar
volume
Compared to the
191, p. 602.
estimate
made
at
expected to
about
Bargain Centers, Inc.—Stock Offered—Frank P. Hunt
Rochester, and First City Securities, Inc.,
New York City, on Feb. 3 commenced a public offer¬
be
sought in the oncoming four
price of S2.50 per share.
proceeds of this issue are to t>e for heating and
properties of the issuer, for the purchase of a truck and
for the opening of one new store, with inventory,
for other general corporate purposes.
PROCEEDS—The
nmodeling
and
wagon,
BUSINESS—This
which
corporation,
founded
was
as
Delaware
a
corporation on Sept. 29. 1958, operates, partially through its three
wholly owned subsidiaries, four stores. The corporation operates its
as discount outlets for p.ll types of men's, women's and children's
stores
apparel and accessories as well as hardware, home furnishings,
luggage,
sporting goods, etc.
The corporation's stores are located
in
Martinsville,
Danville and Roanoke.
Va.; and Leaksville, N. C.
wearing
the present financing, the cor¬
poration will have 321.000 shares outstanding if all the issue is sold,
out of a present authorized capitalization of 3,000,000 shares.—V. 190,
p. 2613.
'
effect
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
$28 million in the offerings
coming
projection for Feb. 23-March 18.
LARGER
to
In the corporate schedule there
stock warrants
—V.
;
190,
Bell
I960
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Telephone
1959—Month—1958
1959—12 Mos.—1953
S
8
5
revenues
34,473,640
32,704.689
expenses
Operating
Operating
22,865,490
21,372,423 257,673.018
S
397,876,215 373.172,940
4.829.9C0
4,753.000
58.009,524
50.569,457
taxes-
1,479,890
1,410,728
19,947.008
17,272,827
operating income
charges
5,298.360
4,653,202
5.168.538
4,475,837
62,246,665
55,833,529
48.489,959
Other
income
operating
Net
after
191,
p.
Benson Manufacturing
Bank
Chemical
for the
54,827.236
198.
New
York
Co.—Co-Registrar Appointed—
Trust
Co.
has
stock of the company.—V.
common
been
191,
p.
appointed
co-register
382.
Blaw-Knox Co.—New AEC Contract—
The
Atomic
Energy
of
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
required for testing
it
announced
was
Commission
contract
a
an
Feb.
on
to
has awarded the Blaw-Knox Co.
conduct a study of the facilities
Indirect cycle aircraft reactor,
experimental,
3.
The
study stems from a Commission decision to conduct an indirect
aircraft reactor experiment at the National Reactor Testing
in' Idaho.
Purpose of the study is to establish a basis for
determining the most economical and practical method of providing
the
facilities
needed
for
the
testing program to be conducted as
part of the Commission's aircraft nuclear propulsion program.
The
study will also provide a basis for the development of design criteria
for new
facilities or the modification of the existing facilities that
may be required.—V.
190, p. 2615.
cycle,
Station
'
Period Ended Jan. 31—
Bales
—V.
—
191, p.
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Months—1959
86,596,819 $49,132,014 $48,839,354
86.680,585
as
six
months
ended
Dec.
31,
1959,
against last
ISSUES IN THE OFFING
and by that date $15 million Imperial Investment Corp.,
Mar.
10, General Telephone Co. of Florida will offer
15, $14 million Central Illinois Light Co. bonds, $25
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel.
Co.
$5 million Aviation Employees Corp.
of
West
Virginia, debentures, $15 million
1.3
million
shares
of
common.
cumulative
Kratter
convertible
Corp. hopes to be able to
preferred stock at or after
loth.
Tax-exempts with marketing dates include: Mar. 1, State of Mich. $18
million, New¬
ark, N. J. $15 million, and N. Y. City Housing Auth. $24,640,000. Mar.
3, Dade County
Port Auth., Fla., $19.2
million, N. Y. Thruway Auth. $50 million. Mar. 7, State of
Louisiana S15 million.
Mar. 8, Cook County, 111., $25
million, State of Delaware
$12,436,000 and $7 million Guilford County, N. C. Mar. 9, State of California
$100
million.
Further off on April 19, $100 million
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Au¬
thority, N. Y.
!
CALLABLE U. S. BONDS?
HOW ABOUT CONSOLS?
Should
Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson resolve the Administration's
impasse over the 4}4% ceiling rate limitation with
Congess by inserting call pro¬
visions in
U. S. Government bonds as the
price for the removal of the interest rate
ceiling, then perhaps serious consideration should be given to
issuing consols This
together with the apparent willingness of Congress to allow "advance
refunding"
ought to prove successful in rectifying the badly imbalanced structure of the Federal
debt. If Congress insists that the waiver on interest
rate restriction be applied
only
to government bonds with the call
feature, then Mr. Anderson will find that he does
not have much to work with.
If Congress throws in the "advance
refunding" for
any and all issues, then his ability to.better
manage the debt and arrange new fi¬
nancing and refinancing is strengthened. However, this might be the time for our
Treasurer
The
to
counter
the
following table is
issues expected to
private and public
a
call
feature proposal for bonds by
including consols.
compilation of the dollar volume of corporate and municipal
be floated in the next four weeks.
sources
The data are obtained from
Details regarding the
financing covered
by the Chronicle.
be found in the Monday and Thursday issues of the Chronicle.—S. B.
may
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING TABLE
Corporate
29-Mar.
7-Mar.
11__
Mar.
14-Mar.
18__
Mar.
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Stocks
Corporates
21-Mar. 25__
Inc.—Earnings—
*
this
company reported a
consolidated net income after taxes of 8510,143
equal to approximately
56 cents per share on 915,590 outstanding shares of
capital stock
The
company's consolidated net Income after taxes for the same
In
Feb. 29-March 25,
Indiana Public Service Co.
bonds, and during the week of March 15th,
Yuba Consolidated Industries
$6 million debenture. Mar. 17, Mid-American Pipeline
Co. $20.5 million debentures and 1,230,000 shares of common in
$75 units, and Mar. 18,
4__$136,450,000
Total
the
large.
26,156,000
87,500,000
$56,845,480
Total of Both
*Municipals
$1 million and
$250,106,000
Financings
$193,295,480 +$184,903,300
39,972,000
180,397,000
121,937,250
9,873,000
28,675,000
8,717,000
34,437,250
28,675,000
$378,198,780
220,369,000
131,810,250
37,392,000
$383,879,730
13,816,000
$767,770,030
198.
Book-of-the-Month Club,
For
year
are
Northern
Mar.
Up—
March 2;
$15 million in debentures.
million
Feb.
Stores Inc.—Sales
Bond
up,
for the
comparable
Compared to last
Municipals show a decline
as
bonds should be marketed. Mar.
3, $100 million G. M. A. C. debentures;
Mar. 9, Louisville l& Nashville Railroad has listed
$7,605,000 Equipment Trust Certif.
for. public bidding; on March 9 or
250.503,370
taxes—
Federal
—V.
84,284,065
2613.
p.
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Net
1959
S4.707.177
Ended Jan. 30—
—
on
Ltd. trust
March
Beck Shoe Corp.—Sales Up—
(A. S.)
Five Weeks
last
twice
these larger offerings: Mar. 1, 909,659 shares of
Capital Airlines common; $41,318,000 Metropolitan
Municipality of Toronto; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Blair & Co., both in New York, expect to
bring out
Coastal States Gas
Producing Co. $20 million sinking fund debentures with common
offer
gales
time
$27 million larger.
of about
week's
ing of 120,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) of
Bargain Centers, Inc., of Martinsville, Va., at an offering
Etation
this
period, this year's corporate calendar is almost
& Co., Inc., of
$133,773,730
$383,890,300
'
more.
+ Includes non-tax-exempt $41,318,000 Metropolitan
Municipality of Toronto.
period
1958
was
8346,909 or approximately 39 cents per share.
Gross
for the six-month
811.894.685 iu 1958.—V. 190,
.
and
revenue
p.
periods
1415.
was
$15,073 294
•
in
w.w m
1959
)
*
-
"
'
a
a
of
portion
the year
operating
compareld with
named
corporates
end
For
in
all
•
February 25, 1960
below,
acting
Union Securities & Co.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
week's four-week estimate it is about
of
term
consolidated
A
the
retail
and
$7,788,000
weeks.
Bartram
long
1958.
sub¬
new
Alley Builders. Inc.
C Bowling
BUSINESS—Bar Chris, formerly B &
was
of
includes
York.
9
for the purpose of financing part of the company's sales; for
and working capital; and for repayment of certain advances
to the company
by certain officers and directors.
at
gas
which
Richmond
the City of
company
and
$7,891,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
Mr.
million, it was stated.—V. 1S1, p. 602.
sidiary
succeeding
retire
'
gooa
to
Brooklyn,
31,
of
187
of Queens,
of
Borough
$84,931,000
distributes
company
approximately
Dec.
revenues
consisting entirely of cash and
quality, were valued at market In the
Randolph and Mr. Brown.
In payment
for these assets Broad Street Investing issued 3,007.674 of its shares,
valued at net asset value free of any sales charge.
The transaction
increased the total assets of the 30-year-old Broad Street Investing
The
marketable
of
Borough
the
of
Chairman, and Walter
century
expansion
made
to
" "
publicly offered 280,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $6 per share. This offering was oversubscribed.
PROCEEDS—The
•
calculated
.
and 4,626,820 shares
territory
E.
fund.
mutual
offering of this Bank's capital stock (par S10) was
and
Broad Street
Broad Street Group.
by Francis F. Randolph, Broad Street Investing's chairman,
Br6Wn, President, is one of the largest ever made by a
23
Fred
Bartram
Bankers Trust
the
of
fund
mutual
its consolidation
addition
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company as of Dec
31
and as adjusted for the proposed
financing shows in addition
Corp., has acquired the assets of Bartram Brothers Corp.,'
$36 152 000 private investment company.
The acquisition, announced
on
See
largest
together
1959
to
The
applied,
Investing
below.
Bangor Mills, Inc.—To Be Acquired—
,
Co. prior to
demption
Corp.—Acquires—
Investing
be
issue annually commencing March 1, 1965,'the new shares
are redeemable
at the option of the company at $110 per share prior
to March 1, 1965; at $107 per share thereafter and prior to
March 1
1970; at $104 per share thereafter and prior to March 1, 1975 and
on
and
after
that date at $102
per
share.
The sinking
fund rp
Co., of Los Angeled, Calif., * offered in
1959, 300,000 shares of common stock at par
Street
will
the
of
2%
purposes.
Corp.—Acquired—
Ballastran
See
in
Borough
&
Broad
sale
company
which
of
balance
^ Bristol Boat Co.—Common Stock Offered—Samuel B.
Franklin
the
of
funds, to the repayment vof $15,250,000 of bank
$13,000,000 were incurred for construction and the
connection with retirement of preferred stock of Brooklyn
other
loans
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—The
with
REDEMPTION—In
December,
accrued
dividends.
($1 per share).
Y.
The
by an
The stock is priced at $100 per share and
& Co.
each
Files
—■
>Y;;.
The corporation
on
Feb. 12 filed a letter of notification with the
EEC covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
to be
offered at $1 per share,
through Fennekohl & Co., Inc., New York,
N.
January.
3.
p.
.
was made to oversubscription
on
underwriting group managed jointly bv
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
25
Feb.
five-year
to
pre'
Company
Gas
Union
There is at
entitles the
at the r
at a price oi
$7.50 per share.
By reason of a three-for-one split oi the co
stock in November i959, the holders are now entitled under the
ajitidilution provisions
of the Indenture governing the notes to P"rch*se
90 shares at $2.50 per share for eabh $1,000 of notes held.
V. 191.
Colorado and California.—V. 191,
in Ohio. Oklahoma.
located
divisions
In
Co.—Stock Offered—Public of
Gas
Brooklyn
shares^of its
.1959, the
company
sold $300-OOO
subordinated 6',, notes due Dec. 31
1963.
note
a
stock purchase warrant which
holder of the note to purchase shares of common stock
of 30 shares for each $1,000 principal amount of the note
.
of
tached
Monday, February 29, I960
.
.
fering of 150,000 shares of new 5Va% cumulative
fefred stock, series A, $100 par value, of The
This
statement,
.
Union
Brooklyn
Stock Oifered
Instrument Corp.—Common
Bowmar
Nuys, Pasadena, and Paramount, Calif. "In addition to accommodating
emicipated expansion of the company's ultrasonic activities, the new
facility will enable an improvement in operating efficiency by physical
integration of the now separated organizations," Mr. Denney stated.
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
agreement
to
purchase
stock
with
the
indicated
(899) * 3
which
of
copy
a
company,
the
frnm
is
filed
as
exhibit
an
£0Vs'°'ra"m StatementQha„nl'8 lncorporated »"eta
Shares
S5,an
Dillon
Securities, 4t.
"
& C
Co,
Union
Co.—------—
Ripley &
F.
2,000
Co^
Rothschild
Bros.
Hutzler
1,000
Marache & Co.-
gSmai
-
SmII Sued un<ler
4,500
i
3,000
3,000
shares
<
3,000
——_
Inc.,
;
__
F. S.
1,000
Stone
1,000
of stock
2,000
3,000
)
•">'
4,500
H.
G.
Walker
3,000
Wertheim
Lee
3,000
White,
3,000 >
on
Co.———
2,000
5,000
__
&
(52
S.
jointly
the
Tennessee
f
:
Coal
-&
O'■
Iron
a,.
Division
7'
-o
■)
*"
f1
of
*1
U.
Arthur
V;
Up—Fore¬
service
lor
TCI's
The
and
•
plant
be
he added.
,77777-
' 7'."'7,
'77,77
7 :7: v."/7)7',:':" 7
1959 was estimated by Mr. L. H. Swanlund, financial
at $24-$25 million, equal to about $3.15 per share on
stock outstanding at the end of the year.
■
tion
centers,
this
and
year
Brunswick
has
utility,
expected
arrangements
with
firm
a
of
statement
toward
he
said, have been or shortly
will be constructed in a number of foreign cities,
including London,
Naples, Copenhagen, Mexico City and Sydney and Melbourne, Australia.
Brunswick's International Division
already has manufacturing facil¬
ities in Canada, Ireland and Mexico.
Another plant is scheduled in
Australia
to
&
a
816
received.
poses,
to
.
be
the
offered
Co.
of
sale
of
and
Christiana Oil Corp.—New
Germany to manufacture pinsetters
in
that | country.
Similar
arrangements aie in effect in Canada with a large
machinery manu¬
facturer there to produce
an
automatic
5-pin pinsetter, appropriate
to the Canadian counterpart of the 10-pin game
played in the U. S."
-V. 191, p. 593.
corporation
exploratory
60
miles
field,
east
the
well
is
of
and
in
Feb.
on
its
on
San
company
costs
which
Well
5
West
public
sale
at
debentures
Francisco
and
announced.
i*eceive
Section
a
17,
gas
Christiana
one-half
its
interest
will
be
applied
New
to
ment
shares
investment
its
registration
capital stock in
of
The
Fund, Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
York
company,
statement
the
Feb.
on
covering
Fund.—V.
190,
18
filed
an
amend¬
additional
an
800,000
corporation
covering
offered
at
$2.50
Feb.
on
75,000
shares
of
share,
per
filed
15
letter
a
stock
common
through
of
Robert
notification
with
proceeds
development,
be
to
are
and
reserve
for
Canada Dry Corp.
This corporation
earnings for
the period
the
and
to
bank
repay
working
(&
its
three
reached
used
loans,
SEC
to
subsidiaries
$1,227,102
.fourth
Net
ago.
sales
Feb.
on
ended
Dec.
compared with $25,363,665
in
11
31,
$25,348,645
the
n
-
of
122
in
the
first
fiscal
preceding year.—V. 190,
in
registration statement
with
LCOTon caPital
snare
the SEC
stock,
by stockholders
of
James
to
be
record
also
shares held.
registration of
seeks
.be offered
under
from
sale
"oceeds
i
caPital stock and
?el1 Telephone
wu
n»n
an
of
for
15,
No
Tarboro,
;
.
*
329,760
common
be
and
1960,
in
the
-
hand
on
underwriting is
20,000
shares
of
common
one
involved.'
of
will
be
South
the
is
has
stock
common
Lloyd,
Clark
,
by
Miller
Butler
City
&
111.,
1960,
Products
for
an
from
proceeds
with
the
to
under
ulm„
purchase
offer
loan
a
of
the
of
shares
Butler
„„„„
Co.,
'
its
Brothers'
„„„
options
Butler
stock
;
Wash¬
Employees
to
former
and
owners,
shares
V.
"795:
This
to
are
7 7
.
7::
shares
new
these
cover
Equipment Co.—Files
Feb.
pursuant
r
7
acquired
-
its
to
120,506
|
pre-
T.
&.T.,
'
Plan—
Incentive
Stock
its
oi
191,
c
ecunties and
Option
Jrh?J0rporatlon
at si
«
Per
Feb-
0n
filed
11
a
letter
ug 10°.000 shares of common
share, through Landrum Allen
lnvestmentsCedS &rC t0 be
USCd
of
Plan.—V)
190,
&
to purchase
with
be i
2615.
the
additional
ering
SH®ratl°n
of itc
7
at
7
iqii
u»o,
V
"•
has called
ding class
pei; sllare plus
,
pp.
1292
Corp.—To Redeem Stock—
and
A
for
of
Pasco
metals.
^
°J $2.07 per share, was earned.
year
!! ed $158,280,000, compared with
Sci, .TS?nting an ^crease of 53%
$9,100,000,
producer
o
fiimr
g
es
,
and
°Pei'ating
for the
Champion
Titan
results
year
are
for
supplied
remaining
by
feet
Natural
day
Paso
Gas
to
El
of
performance
Company,
Paso
natural
has
of
gas.
comoleted
an
about
by
the
which
<«
amend-
-
in
the
will
in¬
provides
1959
figure
earnings
1958,
were
which
during
in
sales
prior
the
for
Pasco,
operating
results
Rockbestos
Manufacturing
are
statement
with
stock
common
50,017 shares
COMMERCIAT
Wdliam Dana Rpih»rt
Street,
i
?' M."rch x StI;
are
outstanding and
and
mwiwr'TAT
pEoS
Si
p. 3.
.
•
Wire
Co. Division. '
being audited"
the SEC
to
were
Collins
p.
be
issued
for-
runrtntpt v
of
fRe«r
Argyl,
Pen
textile
of
Pa.,
Corp.—To Acquire—
Green
in
fabrics
producer
of
and
TJ
;
Mills,
tricot
,
and
corporation
in
Net Up—
of
q
PrrnenVdr^ht
Patent
Pnhiished
1960
on
600,000
shares
of
common
stock
out¬
with $532,555. or 89 cents per share,
for
the
like number of shares.
The increase in net
profits was $460,013, or 86% over the 1958 figure.
i
For
the .three months ended DeCi 31, 1959( sales were $4,805,316,
^bv^
Office)
twice
on
a
William
a
week
wmiam B
B.
Dana
[everv
Dana
class
matter
neW
and
customers.
the
fleet
subsidiaries,
now
and
trucks.
of
$125,710,001.
the
the
year,
company increased
One
involved the
transactions.
notes
to
indebtedness
amounted
52.8%.—V.
Loan
&
a
has
47.2%
for
and
the
Barred
the second
savings
of
100.
p.
Association
acted
Maryland
from
to
191,
time
loan
in
less
association
Ohioans.
W.
Patrick
Green
Savings
sent
&
has
Loan
similar
a
sent
a
"cease
and
Association.
order
to First
Fidelity Savings
Baltimore.
out
that
sale
of
solicitation
a
of
accounts
security -in Ohio
and
by
is
registration laws.
'
/
•
Exchange
order
a
securities
-.ii
f
(Del.)—Suspended—
Commission
pursuant
as
•
.
an
subject
to Section
announced
19(a) (4)
of
Feb.
on
12
the Securities
hearing
that
common
shares..,
These
stage.
the
"
-
.
other
the
announcement
hydrocarbons
enlarged
its
Corp.;
to
of
and
in
real
company
the
estate
the
of
officer
and
at
$1,625
$100,000
a
the
net
$163,000
debentures
the
share,- would
per
order
into
Fla.
of
an
The
field
in
powers
Florida;
Development
agreement to
acquire
July,
1959, capitalization
debentures and over
outstanding
loan
proceeds
upon
by
authorizing
at
the
the
the
of
basis
be
underwriter,
real
the
the
for
estate
stop
conversion
remaining
of
available
including the acquisition of
The
entered
corporate
estate
Consolidated
15.3%.
to
whose
and
chief
principal stockholder is an officer and director
corporation; 198,000 are issuable to debenture holders
of
the
it
Myers,
$148,500
its
1959
real
to
and
Delaware
mated
June,
the
changed
shares, of which management officials owned
shares being registered, 100,000 are issuable
additional
retirement
Ft.
In
enter
to
was
1959,
near
listed
common
Cuba.
it
name
October,
certain
was
in
permit
corporate
rate
of
75c
per
150,000
shares, esti¬
offering price of
indicated
general
properties
corporate
in
purposes,
Florida.
order
proceedings charges a failure
properly to disclose, among other things, the
operating results for the
Cuban properties and the extent to which
operating income failed to
defray operating costs; the extent of Cuban, oil operations and the
effect
the
thereon
of
recent
proposed financing
that
the
to
stantially
in
the
net
cash
price;
lakes,
of
so
sale
the
of
properties.
will
In
based
were
extent
swamp
financing
realized
current
is
be
view
to
to
upon
which
of
the
and
the
action;
benefit
to
the
of
liabilities,
the
indications
the
company
estimated
that
underwriter
be
may
which
net
are
in¬
sub¬
proceeds
on
purpose
to
serious
Florida
acquire
real
estate
and
nature" of
and
develop
the alleged
any
real
funds
estate
deficiencies
George J. Morrissey, Editor;
Other offices; 135 S. La Salle
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y„ under the
Act
Union. $65.00 per year: in Dominion oi Canada. $68.00 per year. Other
Countries. $72.00 per year.
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
of
$1,625
offering price when the
the Exchange at less than half
the
Florida
acreage
is covered by
water traps;
and
that the
acquire
insufficient
the
current
assets;
being traded
areas
not
for
thereof
company's
of
shares
the
cypress
Government
primarily
proceeds
the
pay
Cuban
is
cash
excess
-
second
of
year
finance
unsecured
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
as
number
successful
our
15c2-2.
that
share
per
compared
cars
the
stop order proceedings,
organized in
1956
under
the
name
Consolidated Cuban Petroleum Corp. for the
purpose
of engaging in
the exploration for, and the
development and production of oil, gas
eaual
$1.65
the
Maryland firm is licensed
registeerd with the division.
in
standing,
year,
assist¬
-new
the
year
corporation
23,
to
of
cars
indebtedness,
of
and
the
previous
of
increased 44.1%,
registrations in the United
neither
an
indicated
sufficient
report
of
pointed
and
outstanding shares
a
preliminary
he
or
Delaware
and
Corp. of America—Sale
financial
number
In today's suspension
suspension is necessary to
prevent fraudulent, deceptive or
manipulative acts or practices in the
Delaware corporation
stock, thus prohibiting over-the-counter
trading
in the stock by brokers and
dealers during the period of the
suspen¬
sion, by operation of the Commission's Rule
.
plated that operations of Bangor Mills will be continued under, its
present management.'
Bangor Mills, Inc., employing about 400 persons-at its Pen Argyl
plant, sells a wide range of tricot fabrics to the lingerie industry.'
Famiiy owned, the company was founded in 1935.—V. 191, p. 199.
Colonial
furnish
end.
27.4%
finance subsidiaries
number
proceedings are presently in the
order, the Commission declares
share;
Bangor
of
Exchange Act of 1934, temporarily
suspending trading on the American
Stock
Exchange in the common stock of Consolidated
Development
Corporation (a "Delaware
corporation"), with offices in Havana, Cuba,
for a
10-day period Feb. 12 to 21, 1960, inclusive.
Trading in the Delaware corporation stock on the American
Stock
Exchange was suspended by .action of that
Exchange on Dec. 14, 1959,
in
.
20
Chief
said
Ohio,
executive
lingerie fabrics, have about;
completed negotiations for the acquisition by Collins & Aikman of the
business of Bangor Mills, it was announced on Feb. 9. It is contem¬
:
of
constitutes
for the year 1959, showed
sales of $18,646,773, an increase of $4,113,579, or 28%, over the 1958
figure of $14,533,194.
Net profit for last year amounted to $992,568,
Feb.
in
and
yarns,
amounted
year
stockholders to the fact that the
company at the end of the year amounted
this total, the
long-term indebtedness amounted
prevent
Securities
3,300,000
necessary
7
31
increase
the
Commercial
of
as
-
3.
issued In the acqui-
Claude Selbert, Vice
Aikman
manufacturer
This
This
on
&
Dec,
previous
an
the
in
during
higher costs
dollars being
.
repayment
191,
rise
larger
insurance
Savings
to
firm
the
1961.--V.
the
long-term
case$,
Of
1,
to
The
the
public; the
the company placing
$25,000,000 of subordinated
institutional
investor.
Giving effect
to
these
two
to Ohio's licensing
and
the natural gas from a to-be-selected delivery point to)
pipeline facilities in West Texas, and in any event not later
than July
made
instance,
our
attention
of
Association
both
were
100,000.000-
commence
facilities
efforts
passenger
the
accounts
to
and
and
construc¬
agreement
of
average
of
of
21, Mr. Green
the
gath- 1
bank
company's
deliveries
gas
systems
agreement
annual
construction
new
at
the
was
the
over
448,000
-
$19,000,000,
outstanding
utilized
of
Gas
of
gathering
gas
and
$8,000,000 will be
in
use
Coastal
per
El
as
for
at
construction
existing
liabilities
order
Jan.
Loan
in
fabricator
Paper & Fibre Co.—Registers With SEC—
Srn!,m?any
q>
The
of
current
19,000
Securities
transport
per
Dection Wat Cerfain interests, under a stock option plan and In conre8isterprf in
Deferred Compensation Trust. Of the shares to be
*
be
month
Paso's
Inc.,
presently
subject to adjustment.—V. 191,
filed a registration
acqUisiHZrlng 1.265,211 shares of
I960
Metal
$3.65
1
Iast nine months of 1959
y acquired divisions of Cerro de
ConsniirioI.?' Division
and
$103,600,034
.
and
soon
to
are
estimated
for the
used
extension
reduce
Paso
sale
the
and
to
facilities
El
cubic
consolidated
or
Consolidated
e
Cahi
a
soliciting
As
are
outstanding
28.6%
$1,187,018,287,
For
in
short-term
from
of
preliminary
'
195q
&
of
with
Corp.—Earnings Up—
renre,m;f„P' KaenIg- President, reported that the 1959
$5icf.i..s a 76% increase over the same period of
of turn
warrants,
of
Division of Securities
to
*u
nonferrous
7;
redemption on March 17, 1960, all.
stock
amounting to 11,933 shares
dividends of 8y2 cents per share.— i
inp,?£rpo,rati0n on Feb- 11 announced a
fiv2
0re deduction of depletion, of
nrmff?
year 1959Cerro is a leading
share
the
financing
income"
$13,198,323
charges,
1958.
from
the
El
de
net
tion
common
accrued
1067.
of
this
$3,000,000 will be
systems
$8 000 000
debtedness.-
.Century Acceptance
price
of
net
was
for
coincident with the Commission's
authorization of "stop order" pro¬
under
the
Securities' Act
of
1933
which
challenged
the
accuracy and adequacy of various informational
disclosures contained
in a registration statement
filed by said
company and proposing the
issuance and sale of
an
additional
•
which
of
estate
reftl
exercise
proceeds
the
ceedings
(with warrants)
are
to be offered for public sale through
underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
& Co., Inc.
The offering price and underwriting terms, as well
Net
be
to
par)
$26,-
on
after all
$16,257,950
smaller
expense
to
the
increase
an
the issuance
'-
;
company, of 200 Petroleum Tower, Corpus Christi, Texas, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 19, 1960, covering $20,of 6% sinking fund debentures due March 1, 1980- (with war¬
rants to purchase common
stock at the rate of 17 shares for each
$1,000 of debentures, or 340,000 shares in the aggregate).
The de¬
as
notification
(no
the
with
Consolidated Development Corp.
with '
to
p.
amounted
with
computed
periods. ,
respective
From Ohio Deals—
The
000,000
ment.
the
offered
Co, Inc., Washington, D. C.
stock
to
1960.
-
end
7
Blair
Exchange Commission—
and
dealer
J
-
slock,
1959
year
compared
55.3%
was
the result of the
44.7%
was
the
result
of more
reflect
$50,000,000
with
Mr.
p.
:
statement
common
for
Receivables
year
called
resulted
In
a
an
Files With
—
other
The
''777-,;
registration
a
1960
26,
both
the finance subsidiaries,
compared
amounted
than
out-of-state
This
/
The
of
On
™.„
owners.
the
the
1958,
year
of
increase
an
u
store
of
consumers.
an
report
desist"
Coastal States Gas Producing Co.—Files With SEC—
outstanding,
cumulative
sale
com¬
share
a
end
for
share,
per
the
which
1959.
now
7v';.
shares
11,
Feb.
on
V
and
indebtedness
State
Plan,
personnel of
offer
to
to
than
the
price
Purchase
executive
Stock
filed
company
covering
March
business
income
$5.48
$1,488,456,000.
Of
42.2%.
Subsequent to the end of
long-term indebtedness by two
to
•
assets, City
employees who hold
Stock
more
The Ohio
-
Mich.,
19
$32,-
or
dividend,of
available
notes
regis¬
181,611
purchase
net
to
for
1959,
used
Commercial
a
offerings and exchanges.—V.
^
payable
of
increase,
operations
total
Brothers
such
to
~ ^
.
Buchanan,
SEC On
issued
offer
to
stock,
close
cash
Dec. 31, 1959,
there were reserves
totaling $162,577,316 which
for credit to
future operations,
expenses,
credit
losses
earnings of the finance and insurance
companies,, as compared
with a similar reserve
at the end
of
employed by
City Products and for share of Butler Brothers held by "Ben Franklin"
store
per
-
the
at
this
during
more
total
insurance
two
to
$444,311,000
quarter
•
consolidated
for
transactions,- the
filed
recently
from
first
a
this
the
cent)
one
covering
aggregate
employed by City Products,
employees of Butler Brothers
former
to
of
the
compared to $3.01
the prior year. /
to
On
are
and
undertook
exchange
the
,
the
William
$411,800,000.
1958
SEC
with
7.7.7
Brothers
as
in
of
The
.
purposes.
Chicago,
13,
1960
by
and
net
bentures
Castle Realty
Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md.
,
_
Kern
15%
a
(par
.
prospectus,
of
St.,
Feb.
on
2,
$24 429,000
10
of
5,7'00-acre
owned
notification
general corporate
SEC
.
offer .substituted stock
Butler
Brothers
now
used
capital stock.
Telegraph Co., subsidiary of A.
(18.7%).—V. 188, p. 2454.
33
to
.
The
J
has
of
Jan.
to
Feb.
on
companies
showed a net income
$9,763,635 in
1959,
compared
with
$7,906,844 in
1958.
Written
premiums, prior to reinsurance, totaled
$33,952,737 for 1959, compared
with $27,727,167 for 1958.
the
capital
common
Employee Stock Plan.
176,319 shares of stock
1,763,185 shares of
of
the.
to
and
Clark
per
ratio
A
through
for
used
stock.
business
subscriptions
iITOBPM.
1980.
$20
of
with
common
Products
(
at
the
and
shares
w,
class
share,
per
to
are
panies.
'./ In connection
N.
subscription
short-term bank notes. The company now
n.t0 certain Indebtedness, five shares of 8%
in
fpi-r
the
of
letter
a
of
common
at
-
borrowings,
funds
The
well is 5,000 feet offshore
license.—V. 191, p. 3.
-
the
$3.11,
declared
net income
Of
to
cover
$50,159,963, subject to certain post-closing adjustments, and assumed
all
" its liabilities.
u«->—w
The
purchase —«—
price was paid in —* *
part from cash
C., filed a
19 covering 176,319 shares
Feb.
offered
March
for each 10
fnmn
on
Street,
the
on
which
Christiana
The
of
filed
9
shares
$4
statement
According
assets
Telegraph Co.—Registers—
St.
border
compared
earned
outstanding receivables and in
Our
factoring subsidiary had its most
leasing operations, conducted through
'1
7-v'.77"-. 777777.0-7.
corporation
of
181,611
&
started
of
quarter,
2615.
p.
sinking fund debentures due
East
at
c.
proceeds
tration
The debentures
will carry warrants
entitling the holder
to purchase 50
shares of the company's stock for each
$100 principal
amount of the debt.—V.
174, p. 1094.
,
|
utility,
d.
shares
Plannir>g to offer publicly in Canada
Carolina Telephone
which
announced.
west
Feb.
on
75,000
offered
This
reported record-high
Net income for
1959.
Canadian Chemical Co.
Ltd.—Security Offer'g Planned
7AAnAnI?p?nyJs
17i0,UUU,(J00 of 7%
be
with
compared
were
in
been
as
35.25%
for
the first 11 months of
1959 over
1958.
Retail
farm equipment and
personal loans again showed
remarkable growth,
both in
scheduled
one-half
pay
of
compared
in
Trinidad
Sales, Net at
ended
year
.
to $1,720,834,360,
Retail receivables
City Products Corp.—Registers With SEC—
,
year
also
of
capital.
$1,125,007 for the comparable period
the
year
before.
This is
equivalent after preferred
stock dividends to 50
cents per common
share, compared with 46 cents
a
covering
The
Subs.)—Earnings at Record—
months
and
also
was
corporation
ington,
and
research
Ltd.
from the
has
coast
•
to
"
;
The
it
well
the
ance
the well, No. 1
Antonini,
Township 2 South, Range 7 East, San Joaquin
to the Tracy sand at
approximately 5,500 feet.
west
Fields.
5,000 feet
The
cents) to be
Co., Inc., New
York, N. Y.
the
fiscal
announced
was
sales
its
on
factor accounting
cost
States
Circuitronics, Inc., New York, N; Y.—Files With
the
five
(par
Edelstein
Oil
off
profit iriterest,
and
Caldata, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
exploratory
license
Trinidad
1067.
p.
first
marine
,of
Board,
and
Frank
Stanton, President.
1958; net income increased 3%.
financed by the local offices of
--
Bullock
1958
■,
over the previous
These increases
County. It will be drilled
This
1959
1958.
over
employed
.
-
prospect at Manteca,
Calif.,
miles from the Vernalis
gas
six
the
record
$14,670,375
year.
of
competitive
will
Exploration—7:"7'7
55,000-acre
it
over
equivalent
$5.29 a share
or
the
,
drilling
of
company's
major
Va.—
improvements.
started
of
the
$25,267,000,
directors
100.
Consolidated
repayment of advances of
A.
T.
&
T.
(parent), which are
to amount to about
$27,600,000 at the time the proceeds are
Advances are made by the parent for
general corporate pur¬
including property additions
This
in
West
the
to
$27,860,866
was
:7/7',,':.:. -.77,;
■;
...
for
than
of
p.
$789,259
Charleston, W. Va., filed a regisiraCovering $25,000,000 of 40 year deben-
SEC
the
per
period
forty-eighth annual report of the
company disclosed that the
earnings of
the
finance
and
insurance
subsidiaries
amounted
to
$24,434,010, an increase of $269,216 over 1958.
The
earnings of the
manufacturing subsidiaries amounted to
$3,426,856,
an
increase
of
new
Street,
the
in
cents
40
like
1732.
p,
System, Inc.
The
Iron's
Lee
with
for
weeks),
shares outstanding
'
quarter
tures, due March 1, 2000,
bidding.
Net proceeds of
'
bowling
feet
777
This
Bensinger stated that although the bowling business has grown
substantially, it now accounts for only 65% of total volume com¬
pared with 80% a few years ago due to the company's diversification
into other
fields
such
as
health,
school
equipment
and
outdoor
Mr.
very
Brunswick-equipped
78
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Registers Debentures— -7:.7.7; .7"7.
vice-president,
recreation.
191,
802,391
;7" ,:7:.
directly into the
from
(53
share
per
the
in
income
Net
Tennessee Coal
move
where
more
board
The
rolling mill the standard-length rails
plant to be welded into sections
any¬
of a mile long.Special rail-handling
equipment for the installation is
being designed and built by Link-Belt
Co. .The welded rail
will be shipped on flat cars or
gondolas to points
of
track-laying by railroads.—V. 190, p. .1068.
-77 -v777/.77
From
will
ago,
190,
profit
to
the
Commercial Credit Co. (&
Subs.)—Net Up—News—
more
-
will
backlog of orders on Dec. 31, 1959, was 33% higher than a
and the backlog for pinsetters alone was up 35%, it was
reported on Feb. 4, by B. E. Bensinger, president of this company in
a talk
before The Investment Analysts Society of Chicago.
" We are
budgeting for a very satisfactory increase in net income in 1960,"
The total
in
He
"faster
standard
7;
307%.—V.
or
Net
equal
share
per
amounted
stockholders
to
mill, lengths,
amounted
increased 8%
cents
—V.
President of U. S. Steel's
Tennessee Coal & Iron
cooperative innovation -will
provide new, improved
railroad customers who desire
rails in
other than
the
18%.
or
$238,678,
cents
share
The
Wiebel,
said
income
Chairman
sales
511,000
35
will be*near the mill
.of Tennessee Coal &
Iron Division
made available
by U.'S. Steel " to Chemetron, said J. L.
president of Chemetron's
National Cylinder Gas Division.
Division,
net
1958
Paley,
S.
*,'■*v
plant
said railroads
will be able
to- obtain
welded
rail
economically" when the installation is in
operation.
served by the
Birmingham Southern RR.
3,000
$740,502;
totaled
10
or
earnings for 1959 were
share (adjusted for stock
dividend)
Consolidated net sales for 1959
welding sections of rail
rolling mill is to be
on
Feb. 3 by Chemetron
announced
in
Per
the-steel
s
>
V,
cast—
vear
weeks)
earned
-
Co.__._
Co.—Backlog
'
*
of
year
increase of $180,101,
an
Consolidated
„
property
7 Adaiik,
4,500
Siruthers
v,uou,
Brunswick-Balke-ColleJider
&
Co—__
& Co
&
Weld
Corp.
The
gain
a
last
$58,576,
Columbia Broadcasting:
1176. *
p.
designed, for
emergence ^from
was
Chicago and
a*
otcel
South
of
versus
Record—
including
Expands—
,
2,000
W. c.
Langley & Co.
Higginson Corp
19h p. 503.
;
-
1958,
shares are to be issued in con¬
Montag Brothers, Inc.; 220,000
Corp.—Subsidiary
the
$4,064,814,
quarter
share,
of
corporations.—V.190,
immediately upon, "their
bunt at
Ensley, Ala., it
'
2,000
Webster.
against
final
cnh
Net
/7 Chemetron
j
4,500
Co
Day
4,500
Peabody & Co.
&
&
its
acquisition of additional properties
of othor
plant
Securities
Corp._i______
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
3,000
Smithers
nf
'company's: restricted stock option plan,
on the open market or otherwise, by The
Purcbased.
x
2,000
___
1,000
threp
npfArrS? Kila
n. of Cincinnati, as trustee under the company's
?rn®t^d (-J'^ensationthe
'Trust. The remaining 711,165 are to be issued
from time to time in
r
3,000
Co.—
of
T
&
—
...
assets
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Smith, Barney & Co.,.)
4,500
Haupt & Co
H Hentz & Co.————j, A. Hogle & Co.__
Hornblower & Weeksv
f Hutton & Co.——:—w
E. Hutton & Co—
ira
—V.
&
*
Centra! Michigan
Paper Co., Indiana rapci
,,7;.
Guiana
Paper v>u,, xxic. fcUlU IVi 1U Co., Inc. and Mid-
Pair
.
'
Kidder,
L,
Salomon
^
»
nection
4,500
—
4,500
4,500
Sachs & Co
Goldman,
»
h,,cir,0ce
Zrton £./?£ acquisition
In addition, 215,636
with the
of
Pierce,
Smith Inc
——
5,000
another
stockholders
Wpot
4,500
S. Moseley & Co.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis—
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
2,000
Goodbody & Co.---------rranbery,
&
of
inJhe companjf wSl^ue 8?393 Vhwe"°in ex^anget8for an'oie'outstandcommon stock
held by minority
7ng
500
F.
2,000
Inc.-----—Pont & Co—
The First Boston Corp—.—filore, Forgan & Co___>—Co.,
&
,cis
Francis I. flu
Lynch,
Fenner
2,000
Weeks Inc Co
&
Baker,
& Co
Brothers
Merrill
^
sition
.
Shares
C. Legg
Lehman
oache
aiair
John
20,250
jnc
.
,
to
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
Monday/February 29,
.
. .
I960
(900)
the
of
is
of
stock,
its
concerning
is
possible
not
the
>
rities
of its capital stock pursuant to an effective Secu¬
registration
statement, following which the shares
will
of
offering
shares
Act
market.—V. 190, p. 2710.
presumably be traded in the over-the-counter
Industries, Inc., Los Ange¬
Consolidated Photographic
With SEC—
les, Calif.—Files
Feb. 15 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 50.000 shares of common stock (par SI)
to be offered
to 35 key employees at $2 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
corporation
The
on
Brothers—
Lehman
Bache
&
Ball,
Co.
$1,505,000
345.000
—
———
345.000
Inc.
Emanuel,
&
Deetjen
Co.
Co.
170,000
Rodman
345,000
170,00$
Wm.
—
Hallgarten & Co
Hayden, Miller & Co,-..Hirsch
Co.—
6c
'
Sc Co
Q0i
_•
& Co..,——
Boyce
Stein Bros. &
Inc—--
& Co.,
Walston
Wertheim & Co
Co.—Capital Expenditures—
Consumers Power
The
—V.
1960 on projects to expand
services in outstate Michigan,
improve its electric and natural gas
President Dan E. Karn announced.
and
the Port Sheldon steam-electric
generating plant on Lake Michigan, west of Grand Rapids, and a
second 265.000 kilowatt steam-electric unit at the Dan E. Karn Plant
on
Saginaw Bay near Bay City were included.
<
unit
first
kilowatt
265.000
A
the company has asked
kilowatt atomic electric
Apart from its regiilar construction program,
AEC to authorize construction of a 50,000
Issued and acceptable, contracts
plant is scheduled to begin this
spring.
■ ' •
Major gas department projects include completion of a 26
inch
transmission main connecting at the Indiana line with facilities ol the
Trunkline Gas Co..
Houston, Tex., which will bring Consumers Power
Co. increasing supplies of gas from Texas
and Louisiana.
The company provides electric service in 61 of the 68 counties of
Michigan's Lower Peninsula, and gas service in 29 counties, with a
plant at Big Rock.
If a permit is
negotiated, construction of this
are
service
of 28,700
area
See
the
to
in
100ft
at
Plan.—V.
190,
Rye,
1293.
p.
The
proceeds
net
on
Feb.
5.
This
and operating income
income of Si.008.548 on net sales
$23,920,311 for the 1958 fiscal year.
Mr. Roth said that profits from the vending
reported net
of
operations, the manu¬
facturing operations in the Miami plant
and the sale of vending
routes
were
good. He added, "Because of a product difficulty that
plant, and was overcome early
volume were lower than anticipated."
He also reported that sales volume tor the first quarter of the newfiscal year already completed, showed a sharp increase over the same
period a year ago. Sales for the first quarter ending Dec. 31, 1959,
were
$6,766,000. while for the same quarter of the 1959 fiscal year
they were $5.411,000.—V. 189, p. 2348.
in
developed
Westbury
company's
the
1959, overall profits and sales
in
Continental
Copper
Inc.—Manu¬
Industries,
Steel
&
facturing Exclusive Obtained—
This
acquired
has
company
the
and
rights for
manufacturing
exclusive
Hemisphere, excluding Canada and California, to fabricate
Western
gasoline station—completely pre-built and preThe stations can be built at a cost competi¬
tive both to in-place and pre-fabricated construction and can be erected
and ready for operation within 43 hours after unloading at the site.
Arrangements
have been completed
with Petro Merchandising of
Linden, N. J., developers and sellers of Petro-Portable service stations,
erect
new
a
manufacturing facilities to be set up at CCS's
Divisidii Plant, Perth Amboy, N. J. Welin initially
for
service
stations
Pel th
around
The
the
L.
first
erected
stations
They
for
8.
jacked
be
can
Welin Davit 6c Boat
will build and erect
radius of 500 miles
on
stock.—V.
187,
stations
Feb. 19
by
bids
First Boston Corp. headed
Securities
The
bonds
new
107.13ft
from
at
principal
the
Corp.—Registrar App'd—
registrar
Co. has been appointed
stock of the corporation.—V. 191, p. 603.
Irving
Trust
Florez
redemption prices ranging
and at special redemption
consisted
*2,596,161
—V.
191,
$2,074,417 $28,066,036 $21,028,735
EARNINGS—Duke
and
$153,913,810
Oct.
Power
of
purchase
the
of
amounts
purchasers
the
from
bonds
named
Corp.
Salomon
Sutro
&
Bros.
Hutzler
duPont
275,000
__________
3,000,000
Crowell,
1,870,000
Co.
Co.__
1,870,000
Alester
1,870.000
J.
1.870,000
Mead, Miller 6c
Co.
W.
Hutton
E.
6c
Hammill
Shearson,
Co.
&
Co
'
Offered—Public
Co.—Debentures
Rubber
of¬
fering of $7,500,000, 5Vz% convertible subordinated de¬
bentures, due Aug. 1, 1980, was made on Feb; 18 at 100%
and accrued interest by an underwriting group managed
This offering
by Lehman Brothers.
The
debentures
$30.50
which
the
of
dition
the
debentures
oversubscribed
was
the
For
retire
the
during
retire
825,000
Co.
825,000
Reinholdt &
825,000
Suplee,
The
Blair
of
capital
proceeds
will
of
the
the
net
manufacture
mechanical
other
textile
systems.
under
under
in
in
each
ad¬
debentures
of
Robert Garrett 6c Sons
and
made
NPr
fu,
,
Detroit
present
100ft
plus
Rubber
of
interest,
accrued
increased
anticipated
and
will
Co.
products
be
and
other
used
products
and
include
Its
which
products,
goods
name
inventory
in
increases
distribution
temporarily
subsidiaries
include
foam
sales,
facilities.
to
reduce
are
automotive
engaged
and
items
cushions
Foam
and
products Include,
Polyurethane plastic.
sales
during
110,000
Brooke
110,000
&
Co._,
&
profit?
$2O41$4102268381313'
UNDERWRITERS—The
as,
products, plastics
the aircraft industry.
V-belts,
cushioning
mattresses.
R.
rubber
"l
110,000
Hugo Marx 6c
Co.
110,000
Strader
and
Tyson
Dawkins
Sullivan
191,
Co
J.
6c
C,
Dabney
&
Wheat
6c
Co
110,000
330,000
_
Durrazzo
products
The
other
in¬
company's
things,
various
fiscal
proposed use of the net proceeds of the
working capital requirements, was
installation of additional
improved machinery.
satisfying
and
ended
Oct
71
addresses
of
the
several
^
princi¬
additional
BUSINESS-- This company
poration
of
Act
the
and business office
east
of
the
State
are
organized
selling
on
Highway 55 approximately two miles
Bridge, in Dakota County. Minn.
primarily to engage in the business of
tile.—V.
terrazzo
offering,
the pur¬
was incorporated under the Business Cor¬
of Minnesota on Aug, 13, 1958. Its plant
located
Mendota
was
190,
p.
The
company
manufacturing
of
formation
of
a
new
building
materials
company,
Hi-Kem
Corp
announced Jointly on Feb. 3 by Herbert H, Clarke, Jr., President
Dyna-Therm Chemical Corp., of Culver City, Calif., and Gus R
President of Highland Stucco & Lime Products, Inc.
of Van
Nuys, Calif.
from $2,000 to $6,000 per
stations. Other facilities
15
estimated to cost $275 each,
taps,
101.
p.
1 95 8
1957
1956
$2,541,614
398,836
55,411
$2,580,066
228,877
$2,214,680
25,937
and
taxes.
209,574
31,133
119,020
22,151
-—_____
$189,262
$24,278
$109,857
outstdg.
404,898
374,073
sh.
$0.47
$0.07
374,073
$0.29
,53,786
374.073
$0.01
shares
com.
per
185,
1384.
p.
Electric
Power, Inc.—Withdraws
Request—
permitted this company, of Berlin,
Conn., to withdraw its application for license for the proposed Enfield
Rapids hydroelectric project on
the
Connecticut River in Hartford
County,
Conn.,
and
Hampden
has
County,
Mass.
The company said that it had concluded that the continuance of the
project as originally proposed or in a modified form was not ■'economi¬
cally feasible at this time. The application originally was filed Marc
1955.
30.
company
tinued
advised
the
that
FPC
after
Its
filing
application i
to acquire lands, water rights,
and flowage rights and con
engineering and other studies. Considerable opposition to th
undertook
its
project developed, the company said, and it undertook further engi
neering studies relating to changes in load growth, possible futur
increases in capacity, and a forecast of the time of the most econonu
cal use of the project's capacity. The company said also that it under
took a study to determine whether a modification downwards in size o
the project was desirable. As a result of these various actions, the com
pany concluded that the application should be withdraw,!).,,
.
The FPC granted the company's request that the withdrawal would oe
without prejudice to its right to apply in the future for a preliminar
permit or license for the project or any part of it.
Electric
Storage
Co.—Sales and Net
Battery
Up—1
approximately $144,
President, sai
on
Feb.
5.
Estimated net income of approximately
$6,000,000, equa
to about $3.63 per share, was the highest since 1950, he added.
This indicates
an
increase
of
approximately 13%
over 1958 saie-
000,000,
the
sales
$127,573,000,
956,000
All
divisions
Dwyer
the
to
and
per
observed,
business
in
for
company
1951,
than
more
1959
50%
a
were
E.
year,
war
a
gain
J.
Dwyer,
over
net
income of
$•>>
shard.
the
of
adding
company's
higher
this
and
$2.38
or
of
since
best
1959.—V.
contributed to
the Increase, Mr
the excellent showing
was attrlbu»|
company
that
progress
efficiency,
See Telex,
Inc.,
with
together
190,
below,—V.
p.
new
products,
the
with
ettori
improvement
expanded sales
general
1069.
190,
p.
2711,
Electronics Funding Corp.—Common
Darius, Inc., of New York City,
fered
$2
75,000 shares of
share.
common
on
stock
Offeredpublicly ot
10 cents) a
Stock
Dec. 7
(par
per
PROCEEDS—The
970.
Dyna-Therm Chemical Corp.—New Unit Formed—.
Jacket,
with re¬
estimated
1959
taxes
Federal
profit
purposes
was
maximum
a
Electro-Logic Corp.—Interest Sold—
PROCEEDS—The
chase
191,
of
for
line
main
The Federal Power Commission
Minnesota.
The
year
Products, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—This
company on Nov. 16 publicly commenced an offering of
3,739 unclassified shares of its authorized but unissued
capital stock at par ($10 per share). This offering was
limited only to bona fide residents of the
State
of
after
with
$3,677,502
inc.
Estimated
110,000
™—
199.
p.
cost
$90,000
of
30
$8,250.—V.
income
Common
110,000
Townsend,
Faulkner,
estimated
an
of
1
for
State
Company,
Inc.
400,000
330,000
parts
and
and
i
110.000
-
First Southeastern Co.
6c
Staats
Southwest
and
among
to
names
Stonehill
Co.
400.000
Mich.
the
165,000
110,000
Joseph Walker 6c Sons
9,ayt0P and Marictt*. Ohio; near Waynesville,
gand Three Hawthorne, Los Angeles and Torrance, Calif.;
Cld,il0,:
Rivers.
—
&
440,000
Co.
—V.
6c
Inc.
Proctor
Federrnan,
'
550,000
Inc.
165,000
Baumgartner, Down¬
ing 6c Co.™.
550,000
*
Co
&
440,000
William
First
truck
cushioning
equipment for
such
"Thorobred."
furniture
EARNINGS—Net
6c
facilities,
Corp.—Earnings—
Prov.
of
finance
to
chemical
of
Cohu
Schwabacher 6c Co.
offering will be added to work-
machinery and various types of hose for automotive cooling
primarily for replacement are manufactured principally
trade
550,000
of
sales
The
Paine
550,000
Winslow.
amount
and
Tires,
pillows,
plastics
items
rubber
the
clude:
and
available
proceeds
rubber
chemical
Mechanical
for
1970-1979,
borrowings.
tires,
and
the
from
expansion of warehouse and
BUSINESS— Dayton
in
be
accompanying
finance
portion
bank
company
fund
fund the debentures will be redeemable at 100ft
They also may be redeemed optionally at any
and
requirements
A
the
principal
Abbott,
Parish,
Corp.
165,000
165,000
Inc
Mohr
Thornton,
600,000
Securities
Carolina
165,000
Gardner-
Co.
750,000
Robinson-Humph¬
165,000
165,000
165,000
Co
&
Bros.
Sutro
Michigan
at
maximum
a
total
—V.
of
maximum
a
laterals,
pipeline
small-diameter
two
appurtenant
maximum
before
Yeatman,
Mosley
750,000
Co...
&
rey Co.. Inc
J.
Barth & Co
interest.
PROCEEDS—Net
to
of
sinking
a
$562,500
to
up
prices ranging from 105'/aft
to
depending upon the year of redemption.
and
of
$562,500
years
at
ing
stock
common
benefit
to
Newburger
—-
6c
220,000
165,000
Lunt 6c Co.___
D.
Swiss American Corp..
Brothers
Co
Bros.
Boettcher 6c Co
option
sinking
accrued
time
annually
Its
into
the
have
required
is
1965-1979.
years
and
at
may
They
Rubber
220,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.
S.
or
a
Elco
220,000
Co.™
Kaufman
Stetson
convertible
are
share.
per
Dayton
—____
Fridley $c Frederking_
Marache 6c
to
Furman
Hilliard & Son
825,000
William
a
Earnings
1,250,000
——
6c
275,000
220,000
1,250,000
and the books closed.
at
G.
Inc.
J. B.
Arizona. Total
and
authorization
per
equipment,
Net
&
Co..
Co
6c
Bradford
C.
Corp.
Dayton
Weedon
____
Co.,
&
deliver natural gas
Mexico
New
the
275,000
Cartwright &
Co.
<fc
275,000
Inc.
Co.,
Texas,
in
under
estimated
Feb. 9.
on
sell and
to
of El
natural gas
total
a
line—or $700,000 for both lines. El Paso also will
maximum of 15 meter stations, with regulating and other neces¬
build
Net
announced
company,
routine
at
feet.
and
$350,000
sary
a
limited
includes
metering
of
cost
Profit
Co
Sweney,
—5,000,000
I.
Francis
&
6c
customers
are
1960
year
by El Paso
Years Ended June 30—
330,000
_________
Corp.
McCarley
5.000,000
Co
&
Co.
Securities
Interstate
$12,295,000
_
Dillon, Union
Securities
Northwest
Pacific
Boston
project
lated
include
Amount
Amount
First
resale
used
this
budget-type
calendar
it was
$798,250,
will be
volumes
The
have severally agreed
respective
principal
below
company
the following
of the 1990 series:
of
authorized
has
scale
small
the
during
3,339,000,000 cubic
for
PURCHASERS—The
to
cost
existing
annual
station,
with $145,065,486 and $22,859,280 for the 1958
1959, compared
31.
total utility operating revenues of
$24,495,406 for the 12 months ended
reported
income
net
Piedmont
the
calendar year.
First
199.
p.
Gas Co.—Construction Authorized-
Commission
construct
to
facilities
The
to
Power
facilities
maximum
pre¬
stock, stated
''ftft"'
■
in
energy
Co.
1960—6 Months—1959
of
Texas,
pipeline
business is the distribution and
Section of North and South
Carolina, embracing 50 counties. Cities served include Charlotte, Wlnston-Salem, Durham, Greensboro, Burlington and Salisbury
in North
Carolina, and Greenville, Spartanburg and Anderson in South Carolina.
electric
of
Stern
1960—Month—1959
Sales
shares
Federal
Paso,
1959
$6,860,191
200.
p.
Paso Natural
El
The
and 10,993,239 shares of common
Goocibotiy & Co.———
Stores Corp.—Sales Up—
Diana
191,
will be used
BUSINESS—The company's principal
sale
Granbery,
Period Ended Jan. 31—
1960
$7,635,877
____________
—V.
252,837
debt,
long-term
of
$'235,000,000
of
stock of $100 par
value $17.50 each.
ferred
Higher-
of January—
Sales
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company as of Oct. 31, 1959
J.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc., below,
Month
utility
Shields
Co.—Fully Acquired—
their families.
including
the common
of
The
members of
and
company in connection with its construction
program,
reimbursement of treasury and payment of short-term bor¬
rowings for construction expenditures. Expenditures for construction for
the electric system for 1960 are estimated at $77,450,000.
the
aluminum,
shares.
and Mor¬
regular
amount
from the sale of the bonds
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
by
Bache
De
See
engaged in the purchase, processing and distribu¬
brass and copper.
It has outstanding 862,916
prospectus lists 58 selling stockholders, whose
holdings aggregate 659,242 shares.
Holders of the largest blocks are
Edythe M. A. Edgcomb (68,354 shares), Leslie Edgcomb, President (66,800t, Leslie Edgcomb, Jr., a Director
(53,130), William H. Franklin,
Exectuive Vice-President
i49.106), Helen E. Hale (49,454), and Eliza¬
beth
B.
Lutz,
et all., Trustees
»57,396).
They
have
proposed the
sales, respectively, of shares as follows: 12,396, 12,114, 15,566, 12,617,
13,244, and 10,405, being the largest blocks being offered.
The list
of
selling
stockholders
also includes
other officers
and
directors
to the principal amount.
prices scaling from 102.41ft
company
Edison Brothers Stores Inc.—Sales
redeemable
are
to
101.42;
of
is
company
common
Stone & Webster
Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Halsey,
101.25599.
Co.,
For details
stock,
common
of steel,
tion
coupon.
SV'ss, came from
as
101.53;
Corp..
Stanley &
gan
all
sold.
1960,
18.
Feb.
of
The
an
sale yesterday on
at competitive
to the group
bonds,
price of $1 per share has been completed
a
filed a registration statement with the
seeking registration of 150,000 outstanding
to be offered for public sale by the holders
thereof through an underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Co.
and
Schmidt, Robeits & Parke.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
1648.
which named the
at
Philadelphia
on
shares
5Vs% series due 1990. The bonds are
and accrued interest to yield 4.97%
the
Completed—It
Edgcomb Steel Co.—Files for SecondarySEC
of investment firms which offered
issue of $50,000,000 first and refunding
awarded
for
Offering
Corp.—Stock
offering, see V. 190, p. 2040.
Increase Stock—
consider increasing the authorized
Hayden, Stone & Co.-
Crown Aluminum Industries
The
registrar
of the said shares having been
all
used for general corporate purposes.
p.
new
a
101.609ft
of
bid
Other
franchised Canadian fabricators.—V.
treal,
appointed
has been
Trust Co.
announced on Feb. 24
ties Corp.
18
priced at 102.40%
to maturity.
Eastman
Ltd., at Long Branch, near
Canadian Vickers Ltd., Mon¬
191, p. 504.
Canada
Texaco
being constructed
are
Commission—
9ft
Co.—The
Power
mortgage bonds,
with
two days.
Petro Merchandising said that
in Canada are scheduled to be
of
president
foundation
their
off
be ready for relocation in
and
Petro-Portable
Feb.
on
a
Y.—Files
Mount Vernon, N.
April 20 will
stockholders
The
capital
The
Christoffers,
two
Toronto.
within
area
Amboy.
expense
Alfred
marketing
the
for
portable
minimum
has been appointed transfer agent of
value, of ihe corporation, and Irvine
value, of the corporation.-
par
that the offering of 150 000
shares of this corporation's common stock (par 10 cents)
which was commenced on Nov. 10 by Plymouth Securi¬
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—To
of
type
in CCS plants.
equipped
par
cents
20
Econ-O-Veyor
This
its
fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1959,
sales and
operating income of $25,490,525 were reported on
by Harold Roth, President.
manufacturer
and operator of automatic
vending machines,
the
for
S774.433
of
income
Net
Feb.
of
to be
are
The issue was
Inc.—Earnings Down-
Industries,
Continental
cents
20
stock,
Irving
was
involved.
is
underwriting
No
on
$250,000
covering
on
N. Y., filed a registration statement with
SEC on
Feb.
19, I960, covering 93,000 shares of common stock,
be
offered
pursuant to the
company's Employees Stock Option
of
company,
stock,
common
The
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
common
the
underwriting group
Stock Plan—
Baking Co.—Files
Continental
the
filed a letter of notification with the
eight-year debentures to be offered
denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000 due Oct. 1, 1967.
corporation
The
SEC
Duke
This
Freight Ways, Inc.—Appointments—
Eastern
; A-Ac
Diversified Equities Corp.,
190,
miles in 64 counties.—V.
square
Inc., below.
Plough,
With Securities and Exchange
2710.
p.
Co
Westheimer &
603.
p.
Southern
Dicks-Armstrong-Pontius, Inc.- -To Be Acquired-
at
the
combined
191,
through Highland Stucco &
invest $106,700,000 in
will
company
Jaekel stated that the Hi-Kem manufacture
Culver City and that marketing of the new nrori
Lime Products' 90 licensee* i*
California.—V. 191, p. 505.
htes In
and
will be in
be done
The
to
Clarke
Messrs.
facilities
will
170,000
170,000
170,000
345,000
345,000
170,000
.
M. Simon
I.
marketed
be
Hammill &
Shearson.
170,000
Meeds
& Renshaw,.,.
Roney
C.
Schwabacher 6c Co.—
Bissell &
Laird,
A.
170,000
170,000
170,000
170<000
170.000
170,000
Reinholdt 6c Gardner.,-
170,000
345,000'
Co.
&
Hentz
H.
R.
Marache &
Granbery,
&
Pressprich & Co—
W
170.000
——-
_
345,000
—
Shepard
Inc.
Co.,
Plastic plaster, a
will
Jackson
Curtis—
&
Prescott,
coatings8
specially compounded mixture of plastic and plastJ
the building industry by Hi-Kem for Interior .S
exterior
use
on
residential
and commercial construction
Me«S?
Clarke and Jaekel stated.
The product can be applied in matte t/v'
tured
and
multi-colored finishes,
and
among its
advantages' all"
existing materials are improved adhesion, resistance to cracking mi,
uniformity and ease of application.
Ing' col°r
345,000
170,000
—-
—-
Webber,
Paine,
Co.,
&
Co._
&
Newhard, Cook & Co.,—
345,000
170,000
Kraus^—
& Co
Becker
G.
A.
&
Burge
Barth
J.
—
materials
Loeb, Rhoades
Carl M.
Corp. will manufacture apd market a new line of biihfti
products,
including plastic plaster, acoustical-tyDe ,,Pj ,g
and liquid plastics to be used for wall or exterior
Hi-Kem
material
Debentures
Debentures
way
any
Amount of
Amount of
.
indicating any judgment as to the merits of
any security, the Commission wishes to call attention to the potential¬
ities
for
confusion
and deception presented by the fact that
the
Delaware corporation's name is identical to that of Consolidated De¬
velopment Corp., a Florida corporation which is presently engaged in
the
Florida
real estate business,
and which is proposing the public
in
Without
„
materials companies
Principal
Principal
published information
basis of
the
upon
company.
Dyna-Therm Chemical is a leading manufacturer of plastics
,
plastisols. and Highland Stucco is one of the oldest and largest hmiJ.
in tne West.
.
*esi builc"ng
to be pur-
debentures
of
chased
that
view
amount
underwriters and the principal
by each are as follows:
pal
corporation's registration statement, the Commission
an informed analysis and evaluation of the worth
Delaware
the
In
and
net
proceeds
will
be
used
for
general
working capital.
corpora1
•••'!.
Incorporated In New York on Sept.
1959.
The
company maintains
its office in the five room suite
the underwriter,
located at 90 Broad St., New York City, for
BUSINESS—This
space
The
the
mainly
iri
was
is not under a lease and pays no rent.
will engage principally in the business of
and equipment for lease to qualified industrial
the electronics Industry.—V. 190, p. 1833.
3
company
company
machinery
firm
acquln"
concern
th
Number 5929
191
Volume
,
.
The Commercial
.
and.Financial Chronicle
pmerald Coal & Coke Co.—Exemption Granted—,
Hommissinn
ha«
orantori
qpciirities-and Exchange Commission has granted a request, of
romany, of Pittsburgh,-filed -pursuant to Rule
15d-20 under, the'
,Hties Exchange
Act.ot 1934, for exemption from the requirement.
Shares to Be Purchased
From the
From
?
T
annual-and other periodic ,reports, w ;
filing
^
^
,
General Telephone Co. of
selling
company
?Sfoh!fcBor::HU8hes
.
stro.ud
&
19,090
A
bonds,
underwriting
.
610
ox
wUli
mortgage
3,636
with a public offering of stock .in 1941 pursuant to *:
co.,- inc.,::::::::::::"—h«
/.f
L
3,182
1,818
Lustration statement under the ?WllHHno Act,-. TP..;
Securities
Emerald
Coal-*'
Woodard-Elwood &
o'
1,818
Sook to file periodic., reports, to keep current, the information / R?bert P. Bell & Co., iMilJlCZZLZZj. "•
~~ 31R2
m
1,818
■>d in said statement. . According to
its exemption application.^
™ GIVING EFFECT
TO PRESENT FINANCING
luany
now has outstanding
$3,935,000 of bonds ar'1 1*°
.
;
■
the company.
h
h.M
3- t'. *_ :
'
'
'
Authorized
■
niit.st.nnri
of capital stock; ail such securities are held of recc
Capltgl stock: <
Outstanding
'•
.J ; Authorized
shares
vrnpfi 50 persons; I and
the company will continue to'se
Class A
connection
COIUH VV
&
utility,
statement
10,910
6,364
~L_^
This
stockholder
Stone
&
price
the
on
Feb.
G,
Series
to
headed
group
Webster
and
Florida—Registers Bonds—
Morgan Street,
SEC
1960,
offered
be
Paine,
by
Securities
Corp.
terms are
underwriting
Fla., filed a registration
covering $15,000,000 of first
for public
sale through an
Tampa,
19,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis and
interest rate, public offering
The
to
be
supplied
,
art.
.•
.-I.L..
stock,
$5
par-valuel,475
to its public stockholders,—V. .191, p. 604.
financial reports
ooo shs
the
repayment
will
meeting .on Feb. 10,
a
directors set-the-ratio'at fvhich
com-
ohered
ccmm^^oF^neS^ »
basis. , '
,v
4 commence,
:in exchange for
Electric Corp. on a share-for-share
At a special -meeting' on
Feb. 9, Cornell-Dubilier stockholders- apnroved an amendment to their company's certificate of incorporation
Salting voting rights to the 8,059 outstanding shares of cumulative
Dubihei
stock, clearing'the way
nreferred
for a tax-free exchange
of the combined number of
and cumulative preferred shares outstanding.
Pacific
acquire 80%
can
common
If
Federal
""
to Federal Pacific president:*'Thomas M.
mibUier will be operated as a consolidated subsidiary,
-
"
Cole, " Cornellif
sufficient
a
family
aggregate- 81,797
an
owns
shares
of
C-D
members'-
v
$MOO,000 to be added
p
190,
by Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
been
arranged
and
it
is
by
with
<sirA<rmA
of accepting the ■ exchange offer if Federal
requisite number of shares to make the trans¬
action tax-free. The 105,300 common shares owned by Mr. Cole and
his family will be tendered
for exchange- regardless of the action of
other C-D stockholders.—V.,,191/ p„-505.
" ' L*
% J.-;- *; 4
See
•
*
Gamble-Skogmo, tine.,
The
formation
of
at
that
-
J
19,354,495
$27,752,197
17,878,799
4,105,377
3,508.000
Net
operating
,
—V.
'
191,
Gorham
r
Japan—-'..J ;V:".
The
and its affiliates had earnings of ;$4.78 per share'
compared with $2.52 per share in the previous year,
President James F. Crafts
told shareholders on Feb. 9 in a prelim¬
companyas
on/last year's operations; "- The earnings figures were based
3,750,000 shares outstanding and included a 35%.. equity, in the.
inary report
011
unearned
premium
but
reserve,
s
In November,
ments.
excluded,
,
gain,
sales
on
the company declared
1959,
25%
a
of
Garrett (Japan)
i
stock
of
received
increasing: the number " of shares outstanding from
V" V;v,:v;
%
v ..y' y •
also showed results to include Federal income tax refunds
result of
as a.
to.$253,195,000
gain of
a
1957
1558.
over
Unearned
;
'
premium
stock
•
by $15,636,000 and-totaled
losses
000 in
reduced
were
in
1959.
1958.
Net
These
improved
reduction
of
losses
from 61.7%
in
1958
and
taxes
and
to
incurred
the combined
loss
60.0%
ratio
from
in
1959.
reduced
were
incurred
expenses
101.1%
Other
from
in
to
underwriting
39.4%
1958
to
premiums
to
in
98.2%
/.
•
"
t
'
Southeastern
reducing:
states.
of the
January—
J__
Sales
-
be
used to
accounts
*-
..
I960
$2,900.
and
Florida Telephone Corp.—Record
Earnings—
Nineteen-fifty-nine was one of its best earnings years,
to a report
manager
issued
of
this
Operating
central
revenues
Florida
utility.
increased
from
in
1958
a
to
iniir
195...
to
standing at the
increased
w
90
to $1.00
Based
upon
,tn in
ne
end
from
cents
$1.00
size
of
1958,
each
1958
share
operating
among
with
in
the
3.800
some
one
7
$1.00
per
per
shares
of
share
in
1959
and
r«r
tot^i
Q
«•
n
■
IL
_
iL
t:.
_
Ji
te^AvoneseSe??edany
TU"
v"''***:
—V.
Beach,
$18,000.
were
4>U
In of
a
191,
Sales
approximately $220,000,
30,
for
1959,
the
sales
three
underwriter
each
to
/
Charles
Plohn &
will
profits
ended
.% •
-
General Devices,
and
the
'
v.A.c**
The
—
.
.
chaiw
rate of
.
;
Vn'
$13
"1
per
'
/
1l!
£
share.
i.
J
-
the
•
negotiations,
Films
deal,
is
have
agreements
been
President.
straight" stock
a
of
one
Guild
will
the
Films
the
transaction,
largest
leader
in
users
approval
largest
serve
V
Guild
of
single
Film
shareholder
chairman
as
is
of
generating
products.
the
to
the
will
and
country's
is
picture
become
activity,
barter
of
chief
and
in
accelerated
recreation
obtain
to
United
Vic
expansion
operating chains.- Vic
health-recreation center
television
States
through
particularly
im¬
of
the
out,
health-recreation
of
time
spot
is
market
pointed
Tanny
because
centers
under
now
has 72 locations solely owned and op¬
expansion plans call for Vic Tanny healthevery major city in
the U. S.—V. 190, p. 1420.
in
centers
Hancock
two
the
headquarters, while Cole will head
production, distribution and financing
Films
every
juncture,
this
maintain
personally
Hills
programming.
Guild
method
at
to
direct
to
supervising
film
ability
firm
new
Beverly
The Vic Tanny chain
erated by Mr. Tanny. The
now
Development
Corp.
—
Offered
Bonds
—
This
non-profit corporation on Jan. 25," 1960, publicly offered
$70,000 of its 3% second mortgage bonds at par, issued
only in units of fifty and one hundred dollars. No un¬
a.
expire
the
his
is
1
Subscription rights
for
fhp
at
of
corporation,
way
share for each "five shares at a subscription
one
*
.
price of
1960—12 Months—1959
Tanny nation-wide chain of gymnasiums
it was
announced
on
Feb.
16
Vic
by
Guild
in
Tanny
continue
from
portant
company
tthe right t6 subscribe for the BddltlOhal SnRr^S
* * '
$29,186,288
officer.
call
film
the
;
offering its common stockholders of record Feb. 16, I960,
,
$34,867,395
•;
through the barter of
the agreement, subject
Vic
television
The
Cole,
Tanny
time,
and
to
will
combine
of
J.
combined
Plans
•
Vic
Inc.,
Vic
time
the
Inc.i'_i._;_-_' J .15,000
i"i
J J
John
that
spot
of
Inc.-^Rights Gffering-rDrexel & Co.
wx
1960—6 Months—1959
$2,930,323
1960—Month—1959
months
the
Co.,
consideration
fact
According
30,000
r
stock of General Devices, Inc.
Otwn
1959
$23,187,656
Co., Inc.—Combined—
seven
television
is underwriting an issue of 60,888 shares of $1 par value
common
LU111U1U11
1960
I960—Month—lr59
,v'/ J
Films
stockholders,
No. of Shares
Company,.
-
$24,966,542
combine
television
i
I11c.__t--___._-J-;—---a-
Securities
•'
•
200.
Films
to
Prime
the
Sept.
follows:
.
-/ ■"»
■
1960—47 Weeks—1959
$44,492,700 $549,214,977 $448,609,015
''J
Green Co. Inc.—Sales Off—
Guild
Tanny
:
were
$1,026,000
were
months
'
for
v"
200.
Culminating
signed
Co.30,000
Winston & Co.,
A.
Netherlands
•'.•
as
Dougan,"
responsibility
191, p. 604.
Grant Co.—Sales Up-
p.
Guild
$808,500 and net
were
June
P.*
Rabun
approximately
major
f,ireffc:
_
1958
ended
year
—v.; 190, p. 2617,
the industry, .in" the iasb
average in
fiscal
for
fiscal
David
assume
Coast.—V.
as
Gorham
of
——i!—-_______ $7,643,890 $7,982,927 $133,325,274 $133,399,281
and
Underwriters—
J.
.
Ua»._
**& *** above the
for
will
services
founder
President.
as
West
and
unavailable
the
01
1960—4 Weeks—1959
102.
(H. L.)
*
,
the
$45,026,886
Period Ended Jan. 31—
■
,
allocated
'
.
;
*
rapidly o
growing independent
b
;
KJr?ft°inn
are
V
f
*
n„,
the
profits
/
? of long distance calls, have contributed materially to
1
?
volume of the company and in :redu6ing unit costs in-'■
J3?1 ttw° years,fn its operating revenues and net operating income
IGlPDhflHO
thp
the sale,
'
years-
on
$3,715,348
Sales
from
p:ograms'
inw!!
out-
:
.
war
most
vwv,
account
'
"•.
••
Palm
coast-to-
Gorham's
variety
a
191, p. 200.
executive
'
share were ;•
common
proceeds from
•'
:
Dade,
'
Gorham's
by
as
oroducts
previously
widow
Co.—Sales Higher—
Sales
\
Tanny
»
period.
CC.*;
in
1958,: Florida Telephone ranked
independent telephone, companies in
post
the
of
number
same
Dividends
to
revenue
country and has been
the
period.
fn
cents
per
Iplpnhrum
to
in
in Florida
;
in
in¬
Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
discharge loans1 owing, to-, a. factor and -for the reduction of
For
net
builders
19
in
provide
well
as
Rtbun
Coast
representative,
Period Ended Jan. 31—
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and the number of
shares being offered under the terms of the agreement among under¬
time
year,
»" 88 cornPai'ed to 1958 and amounted to $680,452 for the year
Earnings per share 011 common stock amounted to $1.32 in 1959
compared
and
with
West
sales
I
191, p.
writers
v
$5,328,286
new .all
in the history of the company.
common 'stock increased $162,675 in 1959
as
'
the
made
a
Rabun,
after
and
will
and
_____________
—V.
.
share.;. This offering
closed.
the
C.
forward
manufactured
products,
M'onth of JanuarySales
CAPITALIZATION—Including the stock now being offered, and if all
vof the. warrants are exercised, there will be 275,000 shares of 10 cents
par value common stock outstanding;—V. ICO, p.. 2617.. d
: %
16.2%,' representing
or
one
books
as
customers
to
Union
pi.
191,
for
and
of
by Gorham for nearly 75 years.
wholly owned subsidiary and will con¬
been
Southwestern
(W.T.)
.
'
•
$4,585,812
in
1959, an increase of $742,474
Ugh and the largest increase in
Net income
available for
^
—v.
1959 were $344,000 and' net profits were $15,500.
30,
according
Wettstein, president and general
Feb. 9 by Max-E,
on
Contractors
REVENUES—Sales
$754,331
.y
..
the
its
Lucille
operations
______
—V.
payable.
1959
:. $878,978
—
-V, 190, p. 2449.
40 Cents per,
was
provide
step
is
and
years
the
on
attached
company's sales.
PROCEEDS—Net
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—Sales
Higher-
associates
per
warrants
r
and
publicly offered -75,000 shares of
share! The 75,000 shares have
$4
Hillsborough and Monroe Counties
190,
50%
Month of
..
30
over
■
presently
memorial
have
Period End. Jan. 23—
.
Aluminum, formed in 1955, is principally engaged in aluminum fabrication, including the manufacture and sale of
aluminum windows, doors, jalousies,- tub and
shower enclosures, pool
and
patio-enclosures, and related products. These products are sold
through distributors on a national basis, the bulk of sales being in the
earned
1959.—V.
purchase
Co.
&
-
for
another
as
products
operated
is "retiring
Rabun
BUSINESS—General
1069.
p.
at
oversubscribed and
was
expenses
38.2%,
24
.Dealer's concession
y
results
brought adjusted net income from
1953 operations to $17,914,000,
excluding the income tax refund which
amounted to $8,106,000,
including Interest.
•*"*"
''%"!
The summary of
underwriting ratios contained in the report showed
a
'
r",
.
be
Mrs.
Gorham's
permitting the purchase of an additional 75,000
shares, in the aggregate,
at $4 pet share, at any time on or before
Jan. 30, 1961.
"
reserve
Feb.
stock
common
$210,314,000 at year. end. Under¬
from
$7,516,000 in the previous year to
Investment income, excluding interest on the
Federal income tax refund,"was $13,987,000, as
compared with $12,429,writing
Sl.563,000
1
established
diversification
and
of
castings,
Grand
'
-
3,356,394
been
Bronze
introducing
Bronze,
Fabricators, Inc.—Common Stock
Charles Plohn
—
vmorning;;of
adjusted
12%.
General Aluminum
/
Offered
underwriting losses.
With these
earnings-per share came to $6:94.
the period brought total net written premiums
sales during
Increased
and
the year's
refunds included,
Increased
1956
-
3,897,170
described
expansion
will
to
as
Sales
3,000,000 to 3,750,000.
The report
■*".
r
284,355
-
Division.
designs.
dividend
shareholders,
to
v
$4,604,143
296,276
has
was
distribution
Bronze
Ltd.—Formed— \
.7'".' See Garrett Corp., above.-""'
invest-.
$5,167,109
fields.
program
coast
now
Bronze
acquisition
tinue
This
$392,459
throughout the West for its outstanding service and
of its foundry products in both the bronze memorial
dustrial
well
during 1959,
1,761,255
$403,913
Manufacturing Co.—Acquires—
Rabun
known
quality
component parts and systems for
operates through four subsidiaries and
seven
divisions including -AiResearch
Manufacturing Divisions in Los
Angeles and Phoennx.—V. 190, p.'1522. V.
and
2,007,291
H.
Norton, President of this company of Providence, R. I.,
manufacturers of sterling silver, has announced the
acquisition of the
Rabun
Bronze
Foundry, Inc., Huntington Park, Los Angeles County,
a
missiles,
133,619
Wilbur
-
...
and
151,254
,
200.
p.
Rabun
aircraft
taxes«
income
charges——-
after
Calif.
in
$30,634,272
operating
Net
:
'
n
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$2,438,985
Other
of
Southwest—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$2,623,034
___.
the
long-
and
paper
revenues
industrial
Co.—Earnings Up-
1960
expenses: — .1,758,586 ' " 1,591.907
income
taxes.
309,281
321,000
Federal
subsidiary company, Garrett (Japan) Ltd. in
Tokyo, has been announced
by B. A. Bellande/ Vice-President of foreign
operations for The Garrett
Corp'., - Los Angeles. - ' |
At
the r same time the
appointment of Seichi Akabane as resident
Fidelity Capital Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC-
early
balance
treasury funds of the
company,
from which
construction program will be made.
Gross
during
1959
totalled* $20,174,000
and
are
$30,915,000 for I960—V. 189, p. 345.
the
Period Ended Dec. 3L—
above.
Garrett Corp.—-Unit Formed
-
to
and
expenditures
Operating
Operating
mUL
some
expected
commercial
2617. ""I-
p.
applied
the
and
program;
the
for
com-
""V'.Acceptance Corp.—Formed-
has
common,
organization of a-'i
operations10*00
OximhiA
indicated his " intention
Pacific can acquire the
Fireman's Fund Insurance
to
construction
General Telephone Co. of The
company's V
acceptance corporation.—V-;
Cornell-Dubilier president, - Octave Blake, who together with
added
its
expenditures
term money market in the near future for additional
financing,
'
-?• c*. Gamble, chairman and president of
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
will
2,e c^alrman of the board of the new enterprise, while L. F Crews
Gamble-Skogmo vice-presideht for finance; will be president of the
C-D stockholders accept the exchange offer.,
number of
be
with
Unit Formed-
J^O. . Borrowing lines" have already
the Batons., .largest banks, ft was" stated,
?ew finance company also will enter the
-•
Cornell-Dubilier
According
his
J'1^ S
yedr
-
amendment.
sale, $12,500,000 will be
borrowings incurred during • 1959
bank
connection
estimated
■; Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—New
.
the
announced the
CS srf
of
construction
25,000 shs.
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—Exchange Ratio SetAt
in
1960
140,589 shs.
-'SroS:
P" value..
by
-Of the net proceeds of the bond
.
•
•
on
in"resp^%>-March
1, 1960. During and after the expiration of the-, derwriting was involved. Selling will be done by per¬
Fim^Lc°inp^ny'S (,Peratin£'terr*tory comprises eight counties in central ^subscription period, Drexel & Co. may offer and sell • sonal solicitation, mail, newspaper; and radio advertising.
approximateof fhe Florida..citrus )oeit..At* the end of 1959 ;stock including'.'shares acquired through the
Citizens of the community will be asked to act as solici¬
six years tely 46'000 telephones were served, compared to 22,000 only
PVPrAicP nf riphts
ago and 7,60o at the end
tors of sales.
of world War ii.—v. 189, p. 1237.
'
purchase and exercise ot ngnis.
1
.
.
0
>
-
1
Formula 409*
Inc.—Registrar Appointed—-
!hinLTrust
the
of
01
Co" ha§ been appointed'registrar
corporation.—V.
190,
p.
c* 'v
> J
shares'will
u
the
stock
common
1937.
Motel Associates—Files With SEC—
m?"pany- oh Feb.
EC
-.15
filed
Y lmS $220,000 of limited
I
$220 00° of limited
Ttiw?J AUn'ts of si.000-or $5,000
SI.000 or
Investn,.BnP
8
mors
fferprt
offered
Tit
«
corp., New York. NJY.
p"' New York.* NjY.
n
1 roceeds
are
to.be
used
...
for
Jan- 31w
partnership
<
;
-
..
-
-
J
.
Corp.—Class A Stock Offered—Rafliclv orfer? ^uS^es & Co. and associates on Feb. 2 pub$10
ied 55,000 shares of class A stock (par $5),; at
tho,.f7e4 s.hare- Of these shares, 35,000 shares were au-
and 363,822 shares of $1 par
^-r' GalJahue» entitling
s^are °f common stock
Editions!
1
of hnoi
business
2SS
.
be
J
s^n(
held
iie[0ho
tran
[lasj A
Co..Of
v*c,ilcUAU«=,
1
in
v
on
on
Dpn
Dec.
esCrow
escrow' f0r
for
•
Tnri(o„
$2,245,532
$2,057,158
1,379,717
the
Mr.
Mr.
Gallahue
Gallahue
Ind.
x"1
unri?lT^RS~In
(l,«WrHers
,
.
Net
cu
—V.
in
<tao
940
arjt,
1 287,424
218,000
which
which
2,359,398
operating income
after charges-!—!*.190, p. 200.
$440,104
$361,436
$4,293,281
$4,079,194
' '324,997
270,419
3,051,064
3,023,425
•
.
name:
principal
at
Ellsworth,
having
54
stock,
no
the
of
Maine
of
interest
and
the' first
both
on
and
second
Tanners,
of
purpose
1800
with
E.
the
stock,
common
38th
SEC
to
&
Inc.
Co.,
to
The
an
Malkan
and
at
$4
is
23,
for
Arnold
by
be
Ohio,
filed
a
regis¬
1960,
covering 187,500
public sale at $4 per
Malkan & Co., Inc., and
made
on
all-or-none
an
basis.
commission
of 60
cents per share,
Irving Orenstein, officers of the underwriters, may
five-year options to purchase from Herman Cohen,
and Treasurer of
stock
company
Feb.
offered
offering will
underwriting
Cleveland,
St.,
on
be
through underwriters headed
addition
The
1959—12 Mos.—1958
the
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
of
Street
In
for
purchase for $250,
the company,
sha*e
per
engaged
in
for
the
shares
25,000
five-year
a
of
outstanding
period.
and sale
of
manufacture
nursery
products1 including padded and quilted crib,
play-pen,
and bassinet
accessories, as well as comforters, quilts, decorative pillows and mat¬
tress
and
chair
pads.
Of
the
proceeds
the
from
sale
of
the
stock
$131,302.30 will be used to repay existing bank obligations." The balance
»
.
Chapter
pay
Hancock-Ellsworth
statement
common
and- Registrar for
the
National Bank & Trust
respective number
located
corporation
under
proceeds
to
corporation
Secretary
1959—Month—1958
1959
industrial
the
pay
Harn
This
Arnold
Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
1,
Inc. is a Maine corporation,
leasing the industrial facility.
It
is under common control with Kroy Tanning Co.
and Hawthorne
Tanners,
Inc.,
both Massachusetts
corporations, operating a sheep¬
skin tanning, processing and selling business in Salem, Massachusetts.
Kroy Tanning Co. will guarantee the lease.—V. 191, p. 605.
of
*set
used
organized
share
agents.
accordance with underwriting-agreement, each
bolow has "severally agreed to purchase
to
Shares
2,752,666
be
mortgages.
newly
tration
190,298
May
on
Corporation,
development
of the sale of bonds, above expenses of
for approximately
10%
of. the cogt of a
building of about 50,000 square feet, to be
located on Kilkenny Stream in Hancock, Maine.
The remainder of the
cost of
the building is to be financed by a first mortgage loan by
lending institutions guaranteed by the Maine Industrial Building Au¬
thority, as provided by Maine Revised Statutes Chapter 38B.
The
industrial building so
financed is to be leased to Hancock-Ellsworth
Tanners, Inc. at a rental .which will be computed to net" funds with
will
2,797,000
173,711
local
Statutes.
multi-purpose
$25,366,036 $23,484,797
15,519,089
14.249,205
taxes—
organized
was
Development
"non-profit
a
PROCEEDS—The
sale,
1959—12 Months—1958
2,801,000
in
Revised
mort-
operating
General Telephone
by American
by America"
^
BUSINESS—Hancock
Maine,
a
will
shares will
as escr.ow
shares 4 Prany arKi
tho selling stockholder the'
^rth opposite its
tb
charps
'
..
in
of
taxes-'.; :
Net
at 10 up to the close
qq nnn
Jersey
income
Other
the holder to".buy an
These 55,000
AGENT—The- Transfer Agent
°'"the company, Is Merchants
„M - int,lanHpolls.
UNnp
r°^-the
ioki
1961.
New
252.000
Federal
wdimui
uuj-
in
Manufacture
Inc.—Earnings-
1959_Month—1958
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating revenues.!
Operating expenses_!!!_
R. Gallahue,.
me;noxuer,
onal Bank & Trust Co.
,
0{
31,
eiuiuing
common
value common stock.-—V.- 191, p. 200
'
SuditinW
Jui
^Af
General Telephone Co. of Indiana,
the company, and 20,000
Dudley
Pla"1-!1"' Monmout]h
engaged
^^neVa^^Devicesri^.r^
Gallal
of
60,888
„
fensno"ilUe NaPles
snare oiierea caxrieu a
the
..
1960—7 Months—1959
gage
issuoH
of
sale
In t.he develonment
\n\ the -development and manufacture
related line of electronic and electro mechanical components and sys"terns
for multiplex telemetering, a process of collecting data from a
larse number of metering channels and
transforming the data onto
c;,wu
Ahflnnel
for
a
single channel for transmission by radio to a remote point or tor
transmission by radio
storage on a magnetic tape recorder. ^
."
papttalIZATION—Following completion-of "this financing, capital-
'
seliincr
offices; mid
primarily
n..
Tt-is
I9i®.^rydbr*:-:\T'. $2-384.366 $2,561,081 $28,042,656 $26,608,433.,*
unissued shares of
Vyer,e. oftered on behalf
its
has
-
sharoc
the
from
to the "company's general, funds. .It is estimated
will be used to finance the. purchase of approxi¬
acres
'u
•:
t ^4
$380,000
.1953,
at
1960—Month—1959
added
BUSINESSr^-General-Devices,. Ine.,-. incorporated
fetter. of. notification with the
participations to be
to?
face value, through Syndication
Sync"-""""
'
,
V
rM'' ■' "
the purchase of a motel.; .;
a
Franklin Stores
Corp.—Sales Up—
.teS®?_Ended
Net- sale
-V.
4
"
be
adjacent to the' company's present plant, the con¬
struction of an addition to the present plant and the-purcnase of new
eauipment. .An estimated $200,000 will be used to reduce short-term
bank loans and the balance-will be added to
working capital; 33
mately
;
TFour Acre
about
that
of
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
,
'
income'
^et f?p"^PhLfire?
Net
-V.
after
-
cllar^'L?r—.
191. P- 200.
$232,552
135,944
$201,995
118,533
•
$2,937,716
1,830.024
$2,410,554
1,576,638
as
approximately
required
In
for
addition
338,113
shares
$464,200
working
will
be
capital.
to
certain
of
common
added-to
:
•
indebtedness
stock,
of
general' funds
'
.
the
which
used
'
"
company
Herman
and
has
Cohen
outstanding
owns
33.7%
6
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(902)
.
.
Monday, February 29, 1960
.
'v-
and
Rudolph
Cohen
Arnold
and
experimental radio transmitter, using trequencies high
to pierce the white hot "envelope" of air that buiids up around
capsule re-entering the earth's atmosphere, has be
rn„iJinn
Air Force by ITT Laboratories, Nutiey. N. J , research <division
corporation, in cooperation wnh Avco Corp. s Research and
Development Division.*
An
Interests Of¬
publicly offered
SI,190,000 of participations in partnership interests at a
price of $10,000 per participation.—-V. 191, p. 201.
Mail Associates—Partnership
Harundale
fered
This
—
partnership
King Aircraft Corp., Ltd.—Control Acquired—
this
nf
18,000 miles
At
See
Hercules Powder Co.
This
fo*
prock.ces urea-formaldehyde fertilizer compounds,
feeding
turf
widely
now
for
of
whose
iacilit.es
tional
this
of
canunttu
Hercules,
a;
Calif.,
expected
be
to
L# with addi¬
stream by July
R.
WoonsocXvC.
at
on
in
class
cumulative
stock,
A
without
authorizing
value.—V.
par
a
p.
191,
purchase price was placed
The
"
further
506.
191,
/
The
-
Kommel
the law
Kemmel
of
broker
The
Hi-Kem
Corp.—Formed—
Djna-Therm
Chemical
"
:
v
above.
Corp..
Pease & Elliman, Inc.
Co.—Registers Rights—
Securities
Interstate
The Tisch interests
were
represented bv
Beach law firm of Williams & Soloman
transaction was Robert Neaderland, president of
the
in
Rogers.
&
the Miami
of
Williams
Henry
200.
p.
Corp. was represented in tha transaction by Robert D
firm of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, and by Bernard
Kratter
Steefel of
1960—Month—1959
-12 Mos1959
$5,821,925
$3,691,589 $90,251,851 $b5,671,062
Sales
—V.
Higher—
Department Stores Inc.—Sales
Interstate
*
See
at "in excess of $16 million." it was
rentals provided lor under the lease total
the lease agreement.
v*"; \
that the
explained
$70 million over the period of
class
new
by Avco.—V.
1958
January,
Period Ended Jan. 31—
consider
will
15
March
on
■>
of the experimental
191, p. 38b.
•< \
>
awarded the major portion
ITT Laboratories was
sub-contract
'
>vr.r.
stockholders
The
of
wiii
.
vital information back to.eaith.
circuiting.barrier and carry
short
urea-formaldehyde
appuuu. ri,
Corp. was jointly
chairman and president of
engineers, working on a crash basis, designed a telemetry system
extremely high frequencies reportedly can "break through
ITT
ornnmemals.
and
graces
compounds under the trade-name
of Hercv-i s-Ni! *oform
blue
Chip,
a
granular fr?e-fh>wint fertilizer,
and
Hercules-Nitroform
Powder
Blue,
a
wettable
powder designed
Production
:
>
purchase of
Kratter
louhd
band.
Nhrofrm
KitrOxOtm
lisea
Inc.—Acquires—New Stock—
announced on Feb. 5 that it has purchased the assets
Agricultural Chemical Co. of
\Voonsocket,
R. I.
company
thy
Subs.)—Acquires—Earnings—
(&
the Americana Hotel at Bal Harbour, Fla,, by The
announced on Feb. C- by Marvin Kratter
the New York real estate investment firm'
and Preston R. and Laurence A. Tisch, previously co-owners of the hotel'
Terms of the transaction include immediate leaseback to Tisch
Hotels'
Inc. by Kratter for continuous Tisch. operation under a 35-year lease'
The joint announcement
stressed that there will be no change in
management, personnel or operation procedure of the hotel.
The
atmosphere—a "sheet" of highly-conductive ionized air with tern
peratures ranging from 2000 to 3000 degrees Fahrenheit, fon:ns a
the capsule and short circuits signals in the low and medium frequency
our
of
below.
Inc.,
Porter Co.,
K.
H.
Kratter Corp.
wouidje-enter
vehicle
hour—the speed at which a
an
below.
Products Ihc„
Technical
Robinson
See
enough
a space
of this
Advanced
19
Feb.
on
Co.—Absorbed—
Kensico Tube
Corp.—New Product—
International Tel. & Tel.
president and vice-president,
Cohen,
27.9%.
respectively, own
—
%
'"';yv '
had combined gross revenues of $5,917,185
Kratter and its subsidiaries
for the eight months ended
City, Mo., filod a registra¬
Dec. 31, 1959, Marvin Kratter, president
tion statement
with the SEC on Feb. 23. covering 16S.000 shares of
and board chairman, reported on Feb. 17.
,;
cumulative preference stock, convertible, $20 par valup.
The coP1pany ,/ For this eight months period total income, before depreciation and
proposes to offer these shares for subscription by common" stockholders
amortization,
amounted to $3,407,043, equal to $1.16 per share on
on
the basis of one share of preference stock for pacjh four common
2,926,933 shares of common stock outstanding at the close of 1959
shares held.
The dividend rates, conversion rate, record date,
sub¬
Mr. Kratter stated.
After depreciation and amortization of $2,950,847
scription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend-f
net income was $456,196. In addition, the company paid $4,634,890 in
ment.
Harriman Ripley & Co„ Inc.,
and Stern Brothers & Co. are
reduction of various mortgages which were liens on the real estate in
listed as. the principal underwriters,
:-r I
which the company then had interests, as well as other
indebtedness,
«f 3430 Broadway, Kansas
This company,
■
'
Stucco
Highland
Lime
&
Inc.—New
Products,
.
Unit
Formed—
See
Dyna-Therm
Chemical
above.
Corp..
,
Household
Finance
Placement—This
Corp.—Private
corporation, through Lee Higginson & Co., has arranged
to piace privately $18,000,000 of promissory notes, due
Jan. 1, 1976. it was announced on Feb. 10. The corpora¬
tion, simultaneously placed in Canada, $7,000,000 (Cana¬
dian) of promissory notes, due Jan. 1, 1975, through Lee
Higginson Corp. and A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.—V. 189,
2785.
p.
The* company
mobiles
Motors
Co.—Acquires New Product—
preference
Howell
Electric
flat-type
of
has
Co.
Motors
line
motor
of
acquire! for an
undisclosed sum
Mxnuf-cubing Co.. electr.cal
Singer Manufacturing Co..
Bland, Chairman of the Board of Howell.
Purchase
manufacture
ruotcrs
burners
of
of
lathes,
exnaust
punch
milling machines,
presses,
corporate
other
for
used
or
purposes,
.
_
Angeles,
i
purposes.—
'
share.
per
PROCEEDS—The
the
.-v.;
t
net
•«
\
-
,
will
proceeds
added
be
the
to
1
'"Y-
AND
under the
Development
BUSINESS—Israel
1951,
HISTORY
Corp.
organized
was
Its
Corp., pursuant to Certificate of Amendment filed in the office of the
acquisition
is
expanding the sales coverage and
he
added.—V.
131,
increasing
seen
distriDution
Howell
soup
and
sales
the company,"
of
Aprii
on
Illinois Bell Telephone
$
•
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
s
24.616,593 296,28 7,379 283,927.815
6,716,352
3.993.947
t&xes_
507,745,695
The
469.416.826
6,380.981
76.540,352
4,088.768
59,393,491 ~ 48,070,399
65.443.981
Net
7,682,863
6,709,231
84,524,473
71.974,631
charges—._
afttr
—V.
income
6,899.609
6.218,772
76.420,512
191.
231.
p.
Pursuant to
fered
Stock
Offered—
prospectus dated Jan. 20 the company of¬
present
stockholders under pre-emptive
a
its
to
Inc.—Capital
rights 22,800 shares of common stock. Each holder of
the presently outstanding 17,120 shares of
capital stock
is entitled to pre-emptive rights and therefore will be
given the opportunity to purchase at the public offering
price cf $10 per share, such percentage of the 22,500
shares being offered as his present holding appears of
17,120 shares now outstanding.
Such offering was to
have expired 20 days following Jan. 20 or immediately
thereafter. Theie shares were being sold under the di¬
rection of 'he
President, Frank
to contract with
the
development of Israel.
transportation
and
in
The
Finch
1026
Building,
American
Aberdeen.
B*nk
Insurance
Inc.,
2020
with
the
was
principal
The
621
S.
sales
W.
offices
Morrison,
191,
527
at
located
are
Portland
incorporated under the
1953.—V.
located
office
laws
of
5,
the
at
Ore.
state
386.
p.
Securities
Trust
St..
Feb.
on
Fund,
Oakland,
23,
1960,
sponsored
Calif.,
filed
by Insurance Securities.
registration statement
$100,000,000 of Trust Fund
covering
the
Corp.
available
funds
corned
beef, meat by-products and quebracho
with extensive ranch holdings in
Paraguay, announced on Feb.
acquisition, for an undisclosed amount of cash and common
stock, of the business and assets of Parfum Lorle,
Inc., manufacturers
of toilatry products sold
under the brand names of
"Tumble Weed "
'"Loots and Saddle," "Clover Hay," "Cafe
Society," and others.
but
pany,
is
establishing industrial,
productive
enterprises
in
Israel
and by investing in existing
and
other productive enterprises
physical property.
no
corporation
about
brought
was
directors.
its
190.
closed-end,
a
freedom
reserves
company.—V.
Parfum
offices
fully
in
Lcrls
was
established
founded
in
Paris
operations in the U. S.
showrooms at 6 East 39th St., New
and
integrated
Middlesex,
Irancm.se
originally
its
manufacturing operation
N.
basis,
J.
The
throughout
in
a
1924.
Ampel
is
York
City,
Feb.
9
and
in
with
a
plant
products, on a
drug and men's
deodorants, after-shave
perfumes.
A" Koons- president of International Products Corp., stated
in the acquisition of Parfum Lorle Inc. we are moving forward
diversification
ar,
| I
in the
of
hope
to
ftorni
by-products
add
facilities
other
of
acquired
International
This
o,>era
road
ting
Sr *£idW' iS in
$504,218 f«
oi
the
-d
£
ftiiwil
The
packing
Parfum
for
the
this
soaps,
plant
Lorle
12
$13,219,437
and
new
line
which
of
products
be
can
distributed
Inc."—V.
190,
p.
we
produced
through
the
1180.
months
and
a
ended
net
Dec.
loss
31.
While
of
$1,175,989,
a
net
year.
M
827
railway
a
com-
loss
1959, rai*way operating revenues
net l0RS of *112.829 was reported,
r&
°PeratlnS revenues were $1,295,346
Jlgxrres ,^° J101 lnclude any amounts for damages as
A supreme Court in the lawsuit brought by
ispending.
UnUed PrUlt C°" in which case
B
rSL
"J*? Ju1S»«en as,,rendered
f,uThtnt-ftIime^in^rest
expenses
which
$5"254"170-5^
to
to
change
York
investment
diversified
a
as
follows;
191.
making
191,
a
p.
201.
paid
798.
p.
Kresge Co.—Sales Up1960
1959
$23,716,206
103 and 202.
pp.
Weeks
191,
Ended
1960
1959
$142,186,472
30—
Jan.
•
1
386.
p.
Lake
This
,
Shore
Pipe Line Co.—Files for Increase—
of Ashtabula, Ohio,
company,
Commission
com¬
for
ah
increase, it
The
investment
would
c
of
Co.—Registration Change Voted—
$833,270,
has
applied
15.3%,
or
the
Is
required
shares
under
voted
were
Illinois
in
major
a
electronic
manufacturer
products.
of
also
It
law
favor
transformers
,
annual
which Lake
the
other
to the Federal Power
wholesale natural gas
5.
Shore
company's
proposes to make effective March 7,
wholesale customer/East Ohio Gas Co.,
one
Ohio.
by its
:
the proposed
supplier,
Tennessee's
increase
proposed
Transmission
Gas
is
now
?
;
>
a
proposed
of
Houston,
higher rates principally on
Tennessee
Co.,
under FPC suspension,
but
made effective, subject, to refund, April 5 if the proceedings
have not been concluded by then. Lake Shore also is claiming a 6V2%
rate of return in lieu of the 6V4%
return under its presently effec¬
tive
elec¬
be
rates.
•
which
on
line
'
Texas.
Feb.
on
<•
Lake Shore requested that in the event its
proposed increase is sus¬
pended thas the suspension period not extend beyond April 5, the date
;,
consumer
a
clocks.
a
proposal,
against.
and
manufactures
such
for
the
of
voted
were
increase
announced
was
increase,
affect
Cleveland,
may
>
,
approval
of
is
and
electric
'
company of Bellwood, 111., at a special meeting
change the company from an Illinois to a Delaware
Bennan, president said. Onlv 1.9%
Jefferson
trical
of
,
Tennessee's
refund.—V.
176,
higher
rates
subject
effective
become
may
to
1378.
p.
'
The action approved by, the shareholders also
provided for the author¬
izing of 2.000,000 shares, of which 496,843 will be issued.
-?• >•
One effect of the change will be the issuance of
1Y« shares of stock
Lake
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
~
for
each
share outstanding before the
meeting. Mr. Eennan pointed
out that this action has the same effect as a 25%
stdck dividend.
It
is
cash
intention
management's
of
He
Period Ended Dec. 31—
•
*
one
dividend
60
pointed
number
of
be
payments
cents
share
a
that
out
shares
in
to
maintained,
paid
were
the
no
recommend
Mr,
last
dilutes
the
rate
same
said.
Cash
Net
Net
and
issuance
shoreholders*
of
voting
rights
$88,389
418,606
3,102,348
opers,
$58,734
'$330,217
$810,708
:nc.
"43,497
*236,253
of
cohesive
board
and
management
policies,
Mr.
379,993
fr.
rev.
is
planned
to
apply
for
listing
Mr.
of
Bennan
the
company's
said.—V.
188,
p.
ry.
railway
See
oper.
191,
Jerrold
Milton
nounced
by
Electronics
J,
Shapp,
Feb.
on
John
L.
2
Loeb,
Corp. of Delaware—Sells Mobilift Unit—
president
this
of
acquisition
of
Philadelphia
substantial
in
Carl
M.
investment
banking firm and Jack
Organization, of Beverly Hills.
Wrather
In
private
a
joint
holdings
agreed
to
purchase
transaction
of
sell
Jerrold
additional
an
1,269,500 shares of
Mr.
Shapp
pany's
Milton
222,000
John
stock
the
on
49.
that
Feb.
Industries,
The
Jack
16
Wrather
television
produces
programs
of the
Television
Jerrold,
644,025
and
Jack
will
Mr.
Organization
entertainment
group
his
and
totaled
Loeb
New
the
Jack
wife, - whose
shares,
granted
Wrather,
be
changes
no
Shapp
remains
as
Yukon."
Corporation
fields
and
"The
Lone
prominent
a
well
distributes
They also
and
holds
as
in
as
such
Ranger."
the
have
options
Jerrold
to
has
in the com¬
President of
well
place
in
the
industry.
oil
The
known
"Lassie"
and
radio
and
"Sergeant
Muzak Corporation. Independent
radio and television stations,
own
several
founded
by Mr. Shapp 12 years ago, is a publicly held com¬
specializes in the design, manufacture and installation of
cable
television
distribution
systems.
An
early application of
this
concept was developed by Jerrold in the
community antenna system
industry where entire communities on the fringe of television
reception
are connected
by means of a cable system to a central receiving tower.
More recently,
Jerrold has established a major
position In the field
of
closed
—V.
circuit
190,
Four
television
1630.
p;
Jewel
—V.
Dividends
of
that
,
Tea Co.
Weeks
sales
Ended
for
education,
the
military
and
'
Jan.
iggo
_
LIQUIDATION—The
liquidation to the sum
.
»-
'
■
■
1959
company's
time upon
per
Kay
Jewelry
Irving
of
the
Trust
preferred
of
Stores, Inc.—Registrar
Co.
has
corporation.—V,
been
190,
appointed
p.
1297.
Appointed—
registrar
of
the
common
will
stock
1969
in
at
least
to
Dec.
decreases
and
$11.50
decreases
option,
share
annual
be
cumulative
the date
from
15th day of March, June,
cents
per
annum,
entitled
is
except
issued,
of the
voluntary
upon
1960;
an
in
Stockj
of
all
per
stock
in
subject
at
the
at
$10.50
to redemption at the
any time or
from time to
redemption price of $11-50
Dec. 31,
1961, with successive
is
part,
notice
to
,
with
June
1,
or
before
1961,
the
the
1st day
company
each year,
of June in
shall
set
apart
on
its
amount
the
for
equal to 5% of Its consolidated net income (as de¬
Certificate
of
Designation
Establishing the Preferred
its
next
cumulative
TRANSFER
N.
share
per
cents
approximately 5 cents per share through Dec. 31,
at $10
per share,
plus accrued and accumulated
RETIREMENT FUND—On
fined
or
31,
of
15
preferred
whole
days'
thereafter
commencing
books
of
30
dividends.
preceding
dividends
on
AGENT—United
fiscal
the
general
net
funds,
proceeds will
and
as
year,
subject
preferred
States
Y.
such
to
prior
payment
stock.
Corporation
Co.,
50
Broad St.,
initially become part of
be applied to any
may
the c01p"
corporate
purpose.
The
1955
,
stock
up to Dec. 31, I960, with
share thereafter to Dec. 31.
1969, and thereafter to $10 per share, in each case, plus accrued divi¬
dends; and upon involuntary liquidation to the sum of $10 per share
plus accrued dividends.
annual
$35,972,836 $35,378,247
...
191, p. 386.
The
preferred
be payable quarterly on the
December, at the rate of 75
700 con¬
first quarter, during which stock is originally
from, and be ratably payable as to that portion
after the date of original issue.
successive
pany s
30—
200,000 shares of
(par $10) at par.
will
and
PROCEEDS—The
Up—
Preferred
accrue
quarter
industry
...
Inc.—Sales
2342.
p.
during the
will
first
stock
the
on
issue and
September
which
pany,
190,
publicly offered
REDEMPTION—The
Wrather
and
an¬
Jerrold
Co.
of
below.—V.
Inc.—Convertible
vertible preferred stock
,
to
Jerrold.
television
head
in
&
outstanding,
there
personnel.
or
corporation
interests
Co.,
Stock
Offered—George, O'Neill & Co. Inc., of New York City,
on
Rhoades
Wrather,
Shapp
L.
shares
stock
common
announced
management
to
J.
stock
common
322,000 shares
stock
Loeb,
Moline
Bennan
Corp.—Private Investors Buy Int.
senior partner
$1,177,007
538,638
103.
p.
Minneapolis,
Lancer
Midwest Stock Exchange,
$4,188,588
3,011,581
$3,913,056
280,843
Lamson
voting for directors, which is required under' Illinois law
Delaware, has been eliminated, thus assuring shareholders
in
not
$339,577
exp.
or
Cumulative
but
rev.
operating
"Deficit.—V.
greater
a
1959—12 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
operating
of
divi¬
year.
authorization
way
that
Bennan
!
Railway
Railway
strength.
*»•'L
taxes and fees and
plaintiff's counsel.—V.
has
company
$140,464,369
—V.
cor¬
•"
-
'
86.7%
Edward J.
Retail
are
a»*
to Dec" 31- 1959 ^ $1,845,415.52,
a'75 subiect to Federal income
to
awaraed
xxpenses which
may be
m«
the amounts due
the
ago,
year
share
Kroger Co.—Sales LowerFour
this
to
662ij%
change,
Preston
1959
operaUn« revenues of $14,357,988 and
previous
f
v
To
as
Railways of Central America—Earnings
of
inconi^ as° $14
net
nu^rrL
in
such
ort<Dete!Vber'
Ith!!.!
a
our
reported
revenues
business.
our
products,
a
cash
Sales
-
of
voted
corporation
with
company
merchandises its
the world, in department,
Lorle products include
cologne,
pre-electric shave preparations, bath oils and
lotions,
firm
Lorie,
February
per
Ampal-
by
New
a
non-diversified
1296.
p.
Electric
Shareholders
on
York
The
Parfum
20,000-square-foot
Parfum
stores.
in
as
cents
Lake Shore based
Jefferson
the
1-34
in
monthly
higher
Seven
extract,
10
Francisco.- The company
to purchase the Americana
State's leading convention-resort
that
of January—
Ill,
rate
It
Products Corp.—Acquires—
leading producer of
of
$24,342,902
—V.
the
for
others,
owns
and
formation
(S. S.)
Month
in
corporation
continuation
International
Mart, San
hac; contracted
it
one
Sales
said.
This
on
.
,
The
a
Certificates.
...
It does this by
transportation
of
Israel
engaged
its
stock.
April 21.—V.
furthering the development of the Israel economy
through loans to. and investments in various corporations and agencies
active in or concerning Israel.
"
'
■:
dends
Securities Trust Fund—Registers With SEC
Franklin
SEC
its
Wash.
21,
Aug.
on
Insurance
has
Building,
Industrial Processes. Inc.
Of Washington
It is planned
underwriter, for sale to the public,
portion of the stock offered,
company
changed
was
of Name filed
May 17, 1956.
1953.
make
to
is
other
with
corporation
formation
The
and
participation
mineral,
Israel.
in
an
unsubscribed
BUSINESS—Tae
R. Ofner.
corporation
the
mineral,
alone
American
Processes,
of
purpose
poration
Industrial
in November
business
economic
64.560,329
operating
•
distributions to holders of its com¬
was distributed in June, July and
August, 1959, or an annual rate of 84 cents per share; eight cents
per share was disbursed
in September, October, November, December
and January, or an annual rate of 96 cents a share; 011 Feb. 1, 1960,
directors of the company voted to increase the
monthly payment to
nine cmts per share, placing the common stock oh a yearly basis of
$1.03 a share; and on Feb. 10, 1960 the monthly distribution was again
increased, this time to 10 cents per share, making the annual rate
$1.20 per share. A stock distribution of 10% also was voted by directors
on Feb.
10 this year, payable May 2, i960 to stockholders of record on
perpetual existence.,, Its
New York.
N.
Y.
The
provides for
71st
Street,
Fast
17
at
and
1952,
Certificate of Change
of New York on
State
Incorporation
is
27,
June
on
to
of
Secretary
commenced
industrial,
Net
of
office
York
New
pursuant
the
Israel Industrial Development Corp.
Industrial & Mineral Development
name
Israel
to
s
41,795.573
taxes__
operating
s
of
name
of
Certificate
corporation
25.855,646
expenses
office
principal
1959—12 Mos—1953
44,248,908
revenues
income
of State
present
the
Its
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
changed
was
Secretary
in
Period Ended Dec. 31—
10,
name
to-its
201.
p.
Fla.,
Harbour,
successively
mon
«
Mr.
"The
that
announced
Lai
Since
t
funds
general
company.
newly-acquired Diehl line, highly regarded by American in¬
dustry,
will
augment
the
extens.ve
quality
line of fractional and
integral horsepower motors msnufactu-ed by Howell Electric Motors,"
said.
:
organized
and its subsidiaries own various properties, includ¬
Western Merchandise
and
week
Hotel,
without underwriting, publicly
200,000 shares of its common stock (par $25) at
$27.50
"The
Bland
last
Stock Offered—
Corp.—Common
Development
offered
of
systems.
1959...:
1,
was
operating activities
•*
%
'/■
hotels.
oil
pumps,
Kratter
ing the Graybar Building and the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in New York;
Ebbets Field, which is proposed to become part of the N.,• Y. Stateaided
middle
income
housing "program;
Tishman
Buildings in Los
ordinary
in sub¬
*
.
about May
or
1
,
.
figures available as
Feb. 26, 1959, and the company initiated its
011
The Kratter Corp.
This company on Dec. 9,
-
u-acainery
-
such
883.
p.
Israel
by Chester
announced
was
and design used in the
renowned
flat-type Diehl motors.
These
in the machine tool indus.ry and in the
employed
turret
and
tooling
world
the
widely
are
operation
includes
price
it
for
187.
Dieh!
the
the
•;
stock
be used for the purchase of receivables in t.ie
its financing activities, advanced
to or invested
of
sidiaries
V.
the
including bank loans.
There aie no comparable
will be added to the working capital Ov the
company and applied in whole or in
part to the reduction of shortterm notes. * As
the volume
of business requires, additional working
the
ofH
course
Electric
the
in
other
capital may
Hcwell
division
primarily
engaged
are
directing
financing,
sales
and
credit
and
susbidiaries
its
and
lending to consumers on auto-.,
personal property, and the writing of credit lite
accident and health insurance.
Net proceeds of the sale
automobile
by
affairs
was
as
a
persons
assumed
on
Jan, 2,
Incorporated
sales
company
no
way
Its
of
1958.
in
company
and
was
incorporated in Florida on Dec. 23,
associated with present management, which
the corporation and actual direction of Its
company
in
control
New
for
A
wholly-owned subsidiary, Lancer Pools Corp.,
011 March 31,
1958 to function primarily
York
the
subsidiary
products
presently
manufactured
engage
In
Its parent. .The
manufacture ana
by
the
Number 5929
191
Volume
The
...
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(903)
laminated fiberglass swimming pool shells primarily for outdoor
nf
,
Sanation
nationwide basis.
on a
be'sHe'ved b^%°eoS™tl.mKLn'Stratl0nJ?£
capitalization giving effect to present financing
Authorized
0
stock
preferred
Comn-'
WS "oc
allowing
(par $10)—
1975
shares reserved for issuance upon conversion of
preferred stock at the initial conversion price. Hownumber may be issued as a result of sale or conversion of
lesser
a
200,000 shares.
-. ■
' _■ , •'
■:
'(TTnninries 6,120 shares distributed as a stock
159 jo
01 record
1959 to stockholders of recoia on inov. ju, 1959.Nov. 30,
i
♦♦Plus
' i.
«
X
i
n
a
/■! /I i 1 i
n
a
v*
dividend
aU
a
t
xaa
operation of certain anti-dilution privileges.—V. 187,
e
the
-Sales
Bryant Inc.*
Lane
on
Dec.
\
1
a
—
....
Jan
stock
29,
upon
1959
thereof,
«
iqIc
The debentures
There
—
are
and
no
not
The
be
will
sold.
employees
commissions
St->
1957,
Interest
at
time
any
be exercised
not
notes
to
are
on
before
or
prior to March
be
registered
Dec.
1,
31,
1961.
The
$2.62
was
warrants
offered,
to be used
under
the
for
putting
be
will
be
for
used
into
at
at
operation
and
to
the
notes
128
and
the
Ohio,
of
for
stock
l
BUSINESS—Larson
ranging
in
outboard
size
Minnesota
in
partnership
Larson's
local
Boat
from
motors.
company
January.
which
main,
had
1957
to
been
carry
the
in
manufacturing
on
the
laws
a
office
and
retail
are
located in Little Falls, Minn.
The
begin production at Alliance, Ohio in
May, 1960,
now 'under
construction.
Larson boats
are
also
plans to
plant
company
in
leased
a
manufactured
just acquired the
business
of
the
Ontario,
subsidiary
company's
Canada;
of
the
California
for
outlet
sales
licensing
arrangements
in
Cornwall,
Georgia and Casper, Wyoming. A new
of
under
■
Nashville,has
company
licensee.
engaged
and lime
Authorized
Five year
subordinated
6%
notes-,.
300,000.00
Common stock
•Includes
exercise
+In
was
($1
12,000
of
stock
December
increased
snares of
*400,000 shs.
shares
of
purchase
1959,
from
common
par
share,
to
value
$i
the
common
shares
191, p.
to
split
of
stock
reserved
for
the
offered.
notes
of
the
company
the
outstanding 1,100
to 1, and the preferred stock
Incorporation was eliminated,
reduced
was
loans
at
Jan.
1,
386-
registration
warranty-
and
from
$100
per
1959,
aggregated
$200,000.
Inc.,
The corporation
vestment
whole
Feb.
11
filed
shares
of
preferred
on
sW/,C0V?r*ng
letter
a
and
t0
are
be
working
used
for
of
stock
notification
(par
$50)
contracts
Levitt
&
equipment
and
in¬
fixtures,
will
be
latter
paid
will
Tne
to
capital stock
of
the
transfer
agent
corporation.—V.
filtpr
comPany on Feb. 9, introduced a
Gold Stl'aights cigarette in a soft
nu
principal
conxiimn
'
ho
h
kin?
non-filter smokers
h™
^.h is offset by a
rf?i «?s'" the co,npany
there
is
whole
real
increasing popularity for
sizp
declining demand for regular and long
Old
stated.
By
the addition
of
king size
brand's
®fraights, Lorillard expects to enlarge substantially the
regular °tVer"ad s,£les, which
previously have been dependent upon the
Thn J
?nd crush-proof box markets.
Price
g s*ze 01(1 Gold Straights, which will sell at popular
«
tan
ai'lo e.xpectecl
t° be on retail counters in virtually all metropolifew days and national distribution is scheduled for
early in March'■<
■
a
New«m
brand
P-
'
hlaBazine
and
exPected to follow
appliLf"'eral
Gas
advertising support for the new
introductory TV campaign—V. .191,
A
The
Power Commission
has
reopened
the
proceedings
on
an
,
0n Feb- 5-
n
dl!lmlsston
said
continentliP0Su.,°* takinR
that
the
action
additional
was
evidence
on
being
the
taken
issue
for
of
the
Trans-
Fpc
f .ability to supply the volumes of gas requested by Lynchburg.
denvine r
v!Ig Examlner Harry W. Frazee filed a decision last Oct, 23
^at Tr-m
Urg's request, concluding that the record failed to show
rPn<ler ,[ ",sc° ,had available sufficient unused pipeline capacity to
Transeif uer,ce wltbout impairing its deliveries to present customers.)
bUrg onlv
J confended that it would provide the service to Lynch¬
ed bv t'nJ
facilltlos applied for In another application were authorCom
f
C" At fbat time the other case was undecided. However,
ln a
Ie'tpl
on subsequently approved the other facilities, and Transco
LvnrUK
^he PPC said that it was now "willing and able" to supThe cnmirf Ht thll'cl-year requirements.
if
in
stock
i
*
"mission said
that "in the
present
circumstances
the
public
Y.
N.
stock
of
until
the
share
one
or
1631.
p.
-I960—Month—1959
1960—6 Months—1959-
$2,153,005 $23,447,852
■
■
.4
,
$22,127,486
-
on
May
effect
a
10 will consider increasing the
three-for-one split-up.—V. 191,
authorized
387.
p.
has
added
around
$3,000,000
manufacture
fork
was
of
lift
in
materials
truck
!
*
annual
oi
Feb.
8.
on
volume
handling
business
announced
'
to
equipment
Lamson
'
Mobillift
"
'
and
distribution
facilities
of
and
Mobilift.
established
December
in
materials
a
announced
fork
lift
handling
receipt
trucks
and
equipment
U.
ox
tow
S.
exchange
division
Navy
tractors.
).ho
covered
No
involved.
was
in
in
1959,
for
order
some.
In
January, ihe com¬
lift trucks by acquir¬
pany entered the field of making electric lork
ing John Morrell Manufacturing Co. in a cash
purchase. The company
how offers fork lifts powered
by diesel fuel, L. P. gas. gasoline and
electricity.
Contracts
with
series,
Mobilift business,
according to Mr. Duncan, will afford Molino
with
approximately 100 new dealerships
in
fork
lift
trucks,
sub¬
stantially augmenting the company's national distribution
organiza¬
tion for materials
handling equipment.
Mobilift produces two
major types of gasoline and L. P. gas fork
lift
trucks, namely,
the
stand-up end-control class with capacities
ranging from 2,000 to 3,500 pounds and the counterbalanced rider
shares
of
The
par.
"only in connection
1960,
(including
5,000
$200
15,
with
in¬
sales
of
type, with capacities of 2,000 pounds
through 5,000 pounds.
;
The fork lift truck
operations of Mobilift,, formed in 1934, will bo
by
Moline
to
its
plants
in
the
Minneapolis
area,
Mr.
■
transfered
Duncan
also owns
He
and
about 88%
of the
operated
Consideration
a
as
assets
is
into
wholly-owned
being
John
..
The
its
accrued
will
V.
be
has
called
cumulative
dividends
made
175,
at
the
ne
ov.ni,*4iueu,
Service
uonsoii-
to
Manufacturing,
191.
which
is
507.
Co.
To
—
Redeem
.
5%
company
outstanding
plus
given,
Morrell
subsidiary.—V.
Mississippi Valley Public
Preferred Stock—
%
for
of
redemption
42
First
stock
share.
per-
Wisconsin
March
on
preierred
cents
Trust
at
•
1,
1960,
$105
Co.,
all
of
share,
per
Immediate
payment
Milwaukee,
Wis.—
1125.
p.
B
of
stocks
common
outstanding
common
Monsanto
Acceptance
which in
of
the
turn
Corp.
owns
company.—V.
and
100
shares
188,
p.
In¬
of
Farms
Co.,
stock.
common
190,
77.30%
owned
1525.
p.
No
of
Mayfair
will consider
,
,
increasing the authorized
1525.
p.
The stockholders
capital stock".—V.
March
on
191,
will consider increasing the
15
authorized
606.
p.
1927.
Markets
underwriting
190,
the
the effective date
on
March 23
on
stock.—V.
(John) Morrell & Co.—To Increase Stock—
shares
Mason
Chemical Co.—To Increase Stock—
The stockholders
common
.
Mason
rights were to expire
about 90 days from the mailing thereof. The
prospectus,
dated Nov. 13, stated the
company's parent organization,
Arden
stated.
dating the Mobilift
Morse
in¬
was
;
fered
Electro
Products
Corp.
Common
—
Stock
Of¬
An
underwriting group headed by Standard
Securities Corp. and Irving Weis &
Co., on Feb. 18 pub¬
licly offered 120,000 shares of common stock (par zb^)
at
—
$7 per share.
the
This offering was oversubscrioed and
There was a 49-cent dealer's conces¬
books closed.
sion
the
on
issue.
PROCEEDS—The
the
three
intends
additional
require
in
operate
these
nancing
of
such
net
stock
common
presently
proceeds
offered
to
retail
the
to
approximately
stores.
additional
stores
receivable
financing
is
from
$680,500.
at
$120,000
the
The
for
sale
of
company
tne
opening of
anticipates tnat it will
for
working
capital
to
during the first year if
outride
fi¬
is available and considerably more if
The
company
approximately
accounts
corporation
estimated
was
apply
addition
outside
not
$225,000
available.
above
The
funds
and
the
balance
McCrory-McLellan
Stores
of
January—
Sales
191,
p.
to
1960
1959
$9,672,500 $10,484,433
-
—V.
of proceeds of
approximately $335,500 will be added initially
working capital of the company and used in the main to reduce
borrowings from outside sources with a resulting savings in financing
Corp.—Sales Off—
202.
the
costs.
BUSINESS—This
Shoe
—V.
sales
Corp.—Sales
191, p. 202.
f
1960
1959
$9,088,321
$7,825,324
; .
.
Stores
Co.
corporation,
formerly
Morse
Sewing
Center
of
City, Inc., whose principal executive office is located at
Street, New York 1, N. Y., was organized under New
26th
State Law
on
March
4, 1957 to acquire the capital Stock of
three corporations under common control,
operating five retail stores
engaged in the business of selling sewing machines. The first of tnese
stores was opened in April,
1954, in Charlotte, N. Car.
The corpora¬
tion, through the acquired subsidiaries and four subsidiaries organ¬
ized
Inc.—Sales Up—
1960—Month—1959
$10,992,000
West
York
30—
1~
—
gales
^-V.
Up—
Two Days Ended Jan.
______
York
122
thereafter, now operates a chain of nine "Morse Sewing Centers,"
stores selling sewing machines and vacuum cleaners.
retail
1960—12 Months—1959
CAPITALIZATION
$10,508,000 $167,850,000 $157,916,000
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
191, P. 202.
term
Act,
of Berks County, Pa., subsidiary of General
Public Utilities Corp.,
to issue and sell to the parent an additional
53 000
shares of common stock at $100 per share, or an aggregate
of
$5 300 000.
The funds will be used
by the subsidiary to repay
$2 500,000 of bank notes and to reimburse its
treasury in part for
construction expenditures prior to I960.—V. 191, p. 606.
Common
authorizing
issued
has
this
*:
order
under
the
Holding
Company
company
,*
Michigan
an
•
,r
."
'
.: •
Bell Telephone
'
'
i
■
to
payable
'
'
Co.—Earnings-
""The
the
stocks
continuous
flow
resulted
in
1960
against
which
of
collections
outstanding short
there
were
f 365,000 shs.
25,000 wts.
customers'
and
1,000,000, shs.
accounts
thereon
25,003 wts.
receivable
subsequent
assigned
to
Sept.
30,
$470,013 on Jan.
$1,237,853 of customers'
31,
loans
term
"assigned
to
of
ac¬
receivable.
if$350,181
new
>
—
company
1959
$470,013
,
739,884
par)
stock purchase warrants—___
finance
counts
Outstanding
—
(25c
.'
FINANCING
finance
,
HSundry indebtedness
Common
SEC
loans
company
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Stock Sale Approved—
The
PRESENT
Authorized
-Short
of
short
trade
term
acceptances
were
paid
and
$309,600
trade
acceptances drawn since Sept. 30, 1959.
The amount of
acceptances included in sundry indebtedness at Sept. 30,
1959
$308,181 and at Jan. 31, 1960 was $267,600.
trade
Period End. Dec. 31—
1959—Month—1958
1959—12 Months—1958
Oneratine
revenues
_L-
oZtlat SI expenses.!—
25,540,810
taxes___
17 144.479
3,079,624
operating taxes—
ooeratine
humme
24,218,474
16,076,551
296,434,416
276,014,476
194,320,128 186,465,028
3,010,864
38.400,384
33,012,968
1,648,979
1.772,334
20,071,602
18,952,511
3,667,728
3,358,725
43,642,302
2,889,484
37,336,598
tAfter
giving
include
exercise
32,077,920
of
Net
N«t
—V.
income
ittSchwffe™....
191,
p.
Florez
Co.
of
stock
common
purchase
in
February,
reserved
for
have
been
shares
allocated
for
to
be
sale
1960.
Doea
issuance
upon
warrants.
offered
by
the
on
behalf
underwriters
of
the
as
cor¬
follows:
Shares
Standard
Securities
Bruno-Lenchner,
—V.
191,
p.
Corp.—
35,003
Co..
&
35,030
—
McKenna
Inc.
30,000
___J
i_—
20,000
6.
of
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Period End. Dec. 31—
1959—Month—1958
$
Operating
Operating
Federal
.
revenues
25,286,935
expenses__u__
15,842,995
income
taxes
3,502,261
$
1959—12 Months—1958
$
22,578,196 287,525,773
14,155,836 174,943,618
3,255,745
42,007,062
$
255,495,119
161,086,911
34,601.028
Other
operating
taxes__
1,834,574
1,598,944
23,354,519
20,413,543
Net
operating
income
4,107,105
3,567,671
47,220,574
39,393,637
charges______
3,562,383
3,204,177
41,899,358
34,019,549
divisions
added.
recapitalization
the
stock
Irving Weis &
Herzig,
Farber
Englewood, N. J., an engineering firm active in
research and development work for both U. S. Government and com¬
mercial clients, and known for specialized graphic arts machinery, is
now
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Miehle-Goss-Dexter^ Inc.
Accordn* to a joint statement on Feb.
19, by J. E. Eddy, MGD chairman, and
R
C
Corlett
president, the Chicago based manufacturer of printing
nresses
and graphic arts equipment acquired the outstanding minority
Kfres in de Florez late last month.,
-De Florez's new status will enable the various MGD manufacturing
to take fuller advantage of the subsidiary's technical talent
and experience," Mr. Eddy stated.
"De Florez will continue its research
and
development contract work for outside clients as beloie,
he^
de
to
shares
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
202.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.—Acquires—
The
effect
25,000
the
37,583.969
3,084,743
was
not
poration
A...
limited
offered
for each five shares held of record
of the registration statement; these
other
Co.—Hearing Reonened—
!?
s co,npany, of Lynchburg, Va., requesting a supply of
L •rom Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp., of Houston,
anrtoun;Jttrin! wlIf tonii.ience May 10 in Washington, D. C., it was
Natural
Tex_
together
Washington,
Feb.
or the
affiliated
radio
the
ail
1978
First
Net
class.
two
Federal
Lynchburg
Investment
dividend
W.,
on
'
-
1c
386
190,
1960,
due
the
at
.
N.
second
estate.
or»
coniniPH^
Corp.—Registers With
Mayfair Markets—Subscription Rights—Via the effec¬
tiveness of a registration
statement, dated Nov. 13, 1959,
this company commenced an
offering of 301,177 addi¬
tional shares of its common stock
(par $1) at $10 per
share to its stockholders, on the basis of one
new share
,.
an
to
company
Moline
1960—52 Weeks—1959
$53,684,223 $42,243,829
company is the purchase for resale
mortgage notes secured by mortgages on
improved
proceeds of the sale of mortgage notes will
be added
to its
general funds and used principally for the
purchase of addi¬
tional mortgage notes for
resale to the public.
Proceeds of the sale
of the preferred stock will
be used primarily to
acquire second mort¬
gages to be held in the company's investment
portfolio.
The company
now
has outstanding 1,233 shares each of
class A nonvoting and B
voting common of which Edward Mason,
President, owns 903 shares of
of
Period End. Jan. 31—
coast-to-coast.
15,
rate
cash,
:
-
new,
advertisln8 campaign will begin the
"ArnmvVy TV sPot camPaign in major urban areas
via
Q%
be
to
business
Mercantile
cigarettes
cigarettes
king size, nonpackage. The initial
last week of February
stock
assets,, good-will
and
the
191,
(P:) Lorillard Co.—New
Product—
(now meet the growing
demand for king size, non-filter
solrit
^ounting for approximately one-out-of-every-five
made
common
the
28,
debentures
be
York
into
23,
1960 at
debenture.—V.
.
rapidly-expanding
of
of' lime,'
mortgage note a commission of 7%'
affiliate, Mason Investment Services, Inc.; and the
preferred shares without charge.
an
receive
Four Weeks and
appointed
Navy
Peter
director,
a
The
purchase,
announced
jointly by
J.
Russell
Duncan,
Molino
President,
and" Francis
D.
Weeks.
President
of
Lamson
Corp.
of
Delaware, parent company of Mobilift, was for
24,
aggregate
price equals
the
aggregate offering»price of the
mortgage
Tae preferred shares to be offered
include not only authorized
and'unissued shares but also reacquired
shares held in the
company's
treasury." On each sale of a
Retail
been
March
on
will
New
converted
$2,229,642
—
stockholders
This
The
notes.
Sons, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
has
as
is
Redeem Debentures—
subordinated
Broadway,
$55
through purchase of the
Corp., Portland Ore., it
New
Bank
firm
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Acquires—
North
Jan.
Pa
capital.
ilf Chase Manhattan
70^
cent par value
p
are
of
agreements),
stock,
16,000
t0 be offered at par- wilhout
office
156
on
offering
.
Melville
cf
The
entire
mortgage notes and have no stated
oLering price apart
from the price of the
whole mortgage notes to which
they relate. The
offering price of the mortgage notes will
normally
range
between
$2,000
and
$4,000."^ The
$6,000,000 proposed
maximum
the
with
and
each
the
Admiral
the
of
officer
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.—Stock
Split
:
$3,250,000
second
Month
underwr°ting0mmOn St°Ck (par $L25)
vt?thetproceeds
ventories
$6,000,000
repurchase
volved.—V.
Waterloo, iowa—Files With SEC—
for
in
Payment
p. 202.
common
202.
& Investment
of
preferred
outstanding
L-E-Gant,
case
*
Elwood City
production
and
sale
p.
active
Rear
Section
and
salesmen.
as
Frisco,
the
2
be
March
—,
—V. 191,
•
-
bank
in
products.—V, 191,
cumulative
class
U45.803 shs.
the
to
stock
400,000
128
Articles
common
share.
NOTE---Short-term
*-V.
Initially
attached
were
the
stock
common
warrants
authorized
2,000
stock
of
per
74,509.73
par)
previously authorized by the
ine
124,000.00
74,509.73
primarily
at
44,599.10
124,000.00
5ft registered deben.
bonds (subord.)__
Contracts due shareholders
Notes to officers___
located
companies,
vestment Services, Inc., each
$300,000.00
company acting
salesmen.
SEC
of
Outstanding
$300,000.00
is
stock
Co.,
on
Florez,
executive
redemption
interest.
may
business
de
Devices
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—Sales
Higher—
its
with
principal
offices
at
incorporated in Pennsylvania
was
plant
accrued
City Trust
for
convertible
*.'■ Period Ended Jan.
31--
$1,000.
the
company
corporation, located at 729 15th
Street,
C.„, filed a registration statement with tne
each
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
the
plus
Luis
chief
remains
called
Sales
any
underwriter
in securities and
dealer
own
1960—4 Weeks—1959
—$2,012,282
$1,646,242
191, p. 202.
covering
$100,000
proprietorship
and
a
building business since 1915.
boat
plant,
under
of
to
and
should
by
has
debentures
of
common
and
Exchange Commission—
company's new leased plant;,
which approximately, $50,000-
incorporated
was
The
and
104.
p.
outstanding 4%%
National
Dec.
This
D.
are
Works, Inc.. manufactures fiberglass boatsfeet
to
25
feet
primarily for use with
7Va
The
paid
$500
funds
Florez
191,
by
Special
The
purchase
working
used - to
supply working capital for the. company's subsidiary, Larson
Boats,
Inc., (California), by the purchase of stock of the
subsidiary. V
r
directors
Mason Mortgage
Securities and
split.
$150,000
104.39%
r,,:"
offered
Period Ended Jan. 30—
Sales
—V.
warrants
equipment, and approximately
capital.
The
balance
will
be
for
used
the
$265,500, s approximately
Alliance,
molds
effect
of
of
t
de
corporation
at
■
1948
of
President
Laboratories, Inc.—To
its
■
in
Director
\
■
company,
Pa.,
present
1961.
giving
proceeds
estimated
construction
will
net
return
of
Mangel Stores Corp.—Sales
Higher—
as
after
share
per
PROCEEDS—Of
denominations
'V'fy-
1
be
is
limestone
to, principal and interest.
;
As of the date of this offering there is no
publicly quoted market on
the common stock of the
company,
and as of Sept.
30,
1959 book
value
in
the
not-
or
will
Butler,
The
company
-
sold
for
v.;
will
BUSINESS—The
™ai"
be
■
initially be
The company will act as its
have
No
will
provisions
debentures
i?
■h
multiples
1964.
are
"issue
July 1 and Jan. 1. The notes are redeemable at-par ■plusat any time upon 60 days* written notice. The stock
warrants attached to the notes grant the right to purchase
common stock of the company at the rate of 40 shares for each $1,000
principal amount of notes'at the price of $10 per share, subject to
certain adjustments
as
to price and number of shares.
The
stock
purchase warrants are non-detachable,
except upon exercise, unless
the notes
to which attached are called prior to Dec.
31,
1961, in
which event such stock purchase warrants may be detached and
may
exercised
The
h
Davable
The
to
m
Admiral
consultant.—V.
of
7i
'
nurchase
be
JJ' 196lp: of $1112 thereafter
«ifi si
su
accrued interest
may
fund sub-.
between
founded
was
former
Aeronautics.
Miles
,?an
'^
Dpp
of
Florez;
on
Indenture,
redemption thereof.
issuable in denominations of $500
dated Jan. 1, I960 and mature Dec. 31,
are
de
at any time between
k
'
196.9- ^lusive, the principal amount of
converted into as many shares of common
y>,aS
? principal amount is a multiple of the
0f «10 beginnin& Ja". 1, 1965, and there-
rnmr^y
nriPP
1967-
_
notes
the
on
Boat Works, Inc.
(Ret.),
Bureau
Dpp
Iqrq
S^a
called for redemption. on or before
Shtc
! ;
payment thereof made or duly provided for, sucH
fv, ^ shall terminate at the close of business
the day prior to
the day fixed for
$4,827,670
Subordinated Notes With
Attached Warrants Offered—Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc., of
Cleveland, Ohio, on Feb. 18 commenced the public of¬
fering of $300,000 of five-year subordinated 6% notes
with stock purchase warrants attached, at a price of
100% plus accrued interest from Jan. 1, 1960.
These
convertible
company
ESNR
to
accept
5
i-,
: °L $12'50 thereafter to and including
tSLlft' tthereafter to and including Dec. ,31, 1968;
the^ thLuZz UU'°und ■1"cludinS Depr 31, 1969 except that in
31
202.
Larson
P'°visi?"s of the
9nPd
t
includinc
p. 2550.
1960
The
of
as
innt°eC3}' 1969' inclusive, due Jan. 1,
°l960lnC1
amount- Plus accrued interest
I
thp
nf
S
_
$5,113,327
__V. 191, p.
W«U'be
purpose
positions
of 6% sinking
series A>'
LeS'
j
de'bpntnrrxf
the
of
Month of January-
°"ered $300,000
k
JanUbieCtiq^
Higher-
Sales
is
h
at
conversion
1- 1
their
close
/
•
...
clarify
Debentures Offered
—This company
—
lofis
from
:, ;:
number of additional shares issuable
indeterminate
an
r\P
v\it
I
'
than
less
i
shares of
noO
•pr
orrii'rriteH
Tan
of 200,000 shares
200,000
tTnrludes
to
t0
Macin, Inc.
sold.
offered will be
nnn
shares and the maximum
between 120,000
the Natural
tlprocee(lln?s for the limited
r
d Lynchburg
and
on
shares
i
an
*
third-year
*200,000 shs.
312,120 shs.
share—
—
"50.000
50,000
;
assumption that all shares offered are sold; however it
nnViible that only the minimum of 120,000 shares, or some number
1Sf
Vmmv
per
indeed
:
Transcn
Transco's
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
stock (par 10c)————-- *11.000.000 «h».
purchase common stock,
roiiv
nnn
7
Net
V.
after
191,
P.
104.
,
8
Mortgage
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files
Discount
Nova-Tech,
With
Inc.
Offered
Stock
Common
—
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(904)
Holton,
—
.
.
Monday, February 29, 1960
.
Corp.—Trustee Appointed—
Ormet Ship Finance
•
'
Trust Co.
Manufacturers
appointed
been
has
trustee
under
Co., of Los Angeles, Calif., offered and.
mortgage with the corporation providing
lor the issuance
quickly sold 120,000 shares of common stock (no ParJ " 911,500 principal amount of 5twenty first preferred fleet
at $2 per share pursuant to an offering circular datea
collateral trust bonds.—:V. 191, pp. 508 and 388.
Henderson
Securities and Exchange Commission—
&
The
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
to be
offered at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The
proceeds are
to
be invested
in notes secured by first and
corporation
liens
second
Feb.
on
filed
16
a
December 14.
Month
I960
202.
p.
Naess
1959
$13,963,053 $12,683,587
—
—V. 191,
..
Special
Thomas
&
Inc.—Registers—
located
Fund,
Thomas
Investment
as
underwriting
There
Counsel.
commission
in
the
will
be
sales
no
load
proceeds
navigation and is
facilities.
vehicles.—V.
port
company
190,
-
.
National
revenues
22,720,169
21,514,014
expenses
14,848,566
14,848,566
13,657,586
167,231,988
reported
earnings,
after
SI.61
share,
per
13,659,586
167,231,988
taxes-
14,146,503
3,241.622
taxes-
1,543,212
1,526,108
Long-term
542.873
his
In
in
1959.
that
out
of
tions
First,
deficits
refining
Third,
as
and
three
employees,
other
from
as
two
the
was
subject
result of
a
increases
to
the
total
stockholders
increasing
the
from
value
par
—v.
191.
Ohio
This
to
purchase
1960,
pressures,
people
volume of sales.
the
the
has
to
issued
According to the report, the company reinvested $2,941,487 in capital
the
in
195».
continuing
its
sale
the
the
of
efficiency of its three refineries,
capital equipment in the past
10 years to $19,481,042.—V.
189,
of
system for cash
lighting
361.
p.
Four Weeks
-
Ended
Jan.
30—
-
(J.J.)
.
—v.
191.
this
to
Newberry
Co.—Sales Up—
,
$13,013,662
______
1959
,
.
for
.
an
the
Period Ended Dec. 31—
$
Operating
Federal income
3,584.310
Other
2,149,653
taxes—.
operating taxes.
Net
Net
operating income
charges,.— *
—V.
191,
New
-
$
3,940,343
48,699,009
28,457,613
53.052.309
Railway
oper.
59,115.955
Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
166,546
opers.
railway oper.
191, p. 203.
153,234
66.285
81,504
portion
of
Gas
the
of
and
Electric
facilities
the
electric
Railway
Net
and
fr.
rev.
11,348.590
expenses
$
11.099.755
rates
opers.
1,126,798
2,552,248
19,366,482
*1,068,873
351,553
*9,215,288
the
Gas
York
that
reported
the
Electric & Gas Corp.—Net Down—
balance
to
$.37
compared
three months
with
as
months
ended
with
pared
-•
the
eqjivalent
was
1959
State
The
$1.86
earnings
31.
net
Dec.
31,
for
for
the
shares
at
and
for
1/10
was
as
_
Dec.
the
31,
on
Nov.
split
fixed
alter
$3,330,678
income
for
compared
the
with
12
for
12
10,
stock
shares
for
share
a
Dec.
31,
31,
1959.
calculated
corporation
lative
preferred
has
of
stock
Immediate
payment
before
It
ended
months
ended
the
calculated
on
Dec.
ended
Dec.
12
31,
31,
Dec,
1959
months
Trust
165
Co.,
redemption
Broadway,
per
made
New
at
York.
See
Hercules
Agricultural
Powder
Co.,
share,
2
1959
31,
was
enued
as
on
1958.
Such
the
11
$14 998 446
31,
the
N.
of
March
its
Federal
Other
expenses
formulation,
income
its
City
lines
Bank
of
of
the
p.
Y.—V,
the
to
chemicals.
Net
—V.
after
191,
group
funds,
will
:
gy
f
-
;
y
Found Unfair—
feasible.'
v
/v'"/
Petroleum, ?:which has been-undergoing reorganization;since
is engaged^ in the exploration, development and operation
1958,
in
of '
York
-V
:
and
has
plan
.
appointed
without par
.
a
price of $14
afternoon
of
Feb.
McDonnell
by
stockholders
valuation
sion
the
the
sale
of
the
dividends,j with
Commission
the
in
the
following
restrictions,
proper
concludes:
the
that
will be
amended
respects:"
.
in
of
of
its
Parker
the
a
as
Debtor's
earlier
amendment
also
Report.
amended
common
of a higher
..that determined by tne Commis¬
Certain innovations contained in
of
assets .aver
Advisory
are
result
the
Court's
finding
to be
unfair by the Commission.,
changing of the rights to be given to the present
common stockholders
to subscribe to new common stock so as to make
such rights
nori-transferahle and .(b)
the- proposal to give the pro¬
by
&
the
and
unfair
According to the Commission's Supplemental Report, the
plan also fails to accord greater participation to;the present
per
23
of
payment
However,
s;ill
.
'•
<"•-
V
•
the
is
ilpreferred stock¬
holders are not accorded the
equitable equivalent of the-rights Which
they are surrendering, (2) there is no provision for preemptive rights
lor the holders of the new common
stock, (3> there is no provision
for. cumulative voting
fbr-eiecting- members: -of-the Board of. Directors,
and
(41, the apportionment of
the members of the initial Board of
Directors is Inequitable.y"
7
* ;
/ /
'
' ' 7
*
7
^ /
been
stock,
_
v
(3)
permitted.
it*:'
/
,
These
Co.
books
the
(ai
are
ponent of the plan,
to
purchase
considered
new
Occidental
Petroleum Corporation,
at
common, stock
$1
share.'
per
common
stock, to-to the pur¬
be
190,
p.
The
sion
Co.
ainended' plan
since
invest,
is
equity
considered
not
there continues
new
and
to
be
Capital,—V.
J. Pendleton Tool
The
■.:.
directors. of
purchase
million
-
textile
no
ISO,
to
firm
be
"
feasible
commitment;
two-year
/
Commis¬
by Occidental to
the
/.7;.7,
2662.
p.
options
}
by
the
in
Industries,
this
operating
cash
and
notes.^—V,
of
Inc.—Acquires—
recently
company
assets
Vlchek
187,
an
agreement to
Cleveland, for $1"
approved
Tool
Co.,
2337.
p.
1959, about 20'^
market
and
common
had
2713,
stock,
consolidated
without
the
11
par
$750,000
of
revenues
outstanding
of
bank
loans
to
and
McDonnell
purchase from the
forth
set
to
Co,
7
of
(J. C.)
\
&
the
Sale^
—V.
Co.
Inc._l_.
and
30.
B^ar, Stearns & Co._f^
net
•
,
.
7
71960—12 MonthSr-1959
$1,437,474,552
$1,329,778,985
j
,
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—Sales
Higher—'
Sales
of
duPont A Co.
Co.—y.
32,301,675
Brooks & Co. Inc.J.
have
shares
current
consists
191, p. 388.
I960
.
Perfection Paint & Color Co.—To Redeem
of
The
stock
common
below,
the
of
company
outstanding
through
their
severally agreed
1959
-
S6.557.2S
will
V.
be
175,
made
p.
has called
5«/2',,
for
debentures
at
the
redemption
due
Indiana
Dec.
on
1.
National
Debenture:
1, 1950,
at
101').'
March
1961
Bank,
all Of H
Paymeu
Indianapolis, Ind.-
519.
stock
common
Pet Milk
.
Landstreet
Ac
The
Klrk-
pjifrick. Inc.
Halle Ac
•
Stieglitz
Reinholdt
&
r
Gardner
/
'
to
on
/
16 will consider increasing the authorize
thr,ee-for-two split-up.—^V. 190, p.. 2344.
May
effect
a
•Phillips Developments, Inc^Regi^trar Appointed—-
'6,500
3.500
6,500
Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co._r_
-Joseph Walker Ac Sons
3,500
C.
stock
6,500
,6.500
Brush, Slocumb Ac Co., 'Inc.
J.
Co.—Stock Split—7
stockholders
common
8,000
1
^
—$7,427,404
191, p.
$210,806.
of
company
No, of
11,000
Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.
—V.
Shares
11,000
—V.
191, p. 203.
,
•
-
$84,368,116
Month of January-
,
•
income
completion
named
'
company
the
of
-
the
of
Clark,
11,000
Francis I.
Shields <fe
W.
1960—Month—1959
$92,293,429
indus¬
1959,
the
number of
59,000
17.324,506
P.
1
names:
,
Van
Penney Co.—Sales Up—
Per. End, Jan. 31—
total sales
consisted
8hares
McDonnell
33.258.626
39,005,220
In
No. of
$
36,049,201
products.
corporation.
Incorporated,
the
respective
1959—12 Mos.—.1958
42.903,790
SO'/Jj
the
shares
underwriters
19,898,210
3.183.100
2,876,145
of
Nov.
$4,576,643
180,000
&i
of
ended
effect
company
opposite their
value,
capitalization
UNDERWRITERS--The
,,
21,426,611 265.485,679 241.651,344
13,789,249 162,368,286 155,019,011
other
the company's
of
balance
months
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Earnings—
the
of
The
REVENUE8—For
York
30,
processing
New
dividends."
New
Nov.
or
40,315,393
River
consist
y-yy.' y.y
from
1,459,842
2,718,084
Inc.—Acquired—^
,
•*
•
oversubscribed
2.994,420
203.
V"''
common
managed
was
1.542,328
charges.,__
p,
both.—V, 188,
or
related
Agent—
New
the
on
2,941,447
3,038,973
of, the
company's two plants are located in Jersey City
and Rossvllle, Staten Island, N. Y.
The First National City Bank
York hAk ben apopinted transfer
agent for 180,000 shares of
J„
the
cumu¬
Co.—Acquired—
1959—Month—1958
income
facilities
other
stock at
common
taxes_
operating
Canadian
The
388.
191,
'
Net
North
and
shares
180,000
taxes._
operating
the
of
suburbs.
,
manufacture
months ended
of
next,
above.
15.285.675
bonds,
of
were
1958.
31,
4.50',»
accrued
Chemical
Bank
Chemical
22,808,423
or'
Parker
tries
com¬
Dec.
$
revenues
share is payable
per
to Chapter X of the
Bankruptcy Act,, concluding that ran amended
plan for reorganizedpn • of Parker Petr.oleum Co., Inc.; Is not fair and,
May 6,
the company. Onyx manufactures a
group of chemicals which
sold to manufacturing concerns in
approximately 50 different indus¬
for use primarily as chemical intermediates
or
raw
materials in
are
preferred
on
plus
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.-
Operating
Operating
.
'
proceeds
other
representative,
Perlod End. Dec. 31—
stock, at par
common
Parker Petroleum Co., Inc.—Plan
..equitable-
/
applied by the company
of all the
outstanding capital stock of Onyx Oil Ac Chemical
anticipated that on or before March 31, 1960, the business
financing,
Nitroform
system
•
BUSINESS—Onyx Chemical Corp. is an outgrowth of a business
originally founded In 1910 for the purpose of
supplying finishing oils
and chemicals to the textile
Industry. Subsequent growth and diversi¬
fication has resulted in the,-general chemical
business presently '^con¬
of
the
to
its
$25
ant
on
authority to
of Central "Rural
Onyx Oil Ac Chemical Co. will be transferred to
Onyx
Chemical Corp. and Onyx Oil Ac Chemical will
then bo dissolved.-y. ~
V
per
basis
is
with
N.
$103.35
be
for
offering
trial
for
application
an
7
properties
1958.
the
dividends
sinking fund, 530 shares
at
will
111,584,935
ducted oy
and
months
for
called
the
1 37,464,805
144,129,550
.The Secpriiies ;and. Exchange Commfssipn announced on Feb. 23 the
iling \vith" the U.'S." District Court' fo? the Westerfi District-of Okla^hqma (in Oklahoma" City:) of a?Supplemental Advisory, Reportr pursu-
seeking
jo acquire, that portion
4
commenced
This
chase
12
com¬
Partial Redemption—
The
through operation
170,726,52 2
.
south
of
corporation.-—V.
was
gether
for
the
as
Earnings
on
the
PROCEEDS—Net
31,
(including 466,961 shares
Dec.
National
agent
underwriting
Inc.
1959.
three
$14,589,298
ended
Dec.
giving effect retroactively
three
months
of
income
$1.80
filed
:
Corp.—Transfer
closed.
12,
stock
common
number
net
to
Feb.
on
ended
periods have been
common
1958,
the
Such
months
1959
charges
$3,150,439 for the
with
pared
net
1
income
Net
stock
-
to
months
lesser
a
outstanding at
periods
have
been
1958
7,008,697
on
released
applicable
three
equivalent
share for the
per
the
1958,
was
the basis of 7,475,658 shares of
issued in December, 15.59 >
share
income
for
share
a
1959
share
a
of
$.42
ended
Dec.
earnings statement
share
a
First
of
share
utility in its qua-terly
-
800.
p.
ySee International Products Corp., above,/-.;'.'
.u'
improve operating efficiency in the area; '
Cooperative .are substantially the same as
and
Electric, the applicant stated.—V. 190,
'
Chemical
of 140,000 shares of
an
New
103,458,000
101,334,875' '; 86,342,211
*; '-"f
Onyx Chemical Corp.—Stock Offered—Public
offering
*3.855,547
This
10,928,994
8,713,952
136.249,000
hearing,
for
,
203.
p.
15,657,675
13,595,536'
/i
-
transfer
value,
24,115,819
inc.__
191,
operating ilifc.i
charges'_"l__'
after
vyt Parfum Lorlc,
.
,
125,115,819
ry.
Deficit.—V.
"7;455;992
Net
*•4 ' "
J
1 026,546,166 924,302,616
618,235,769 597,037,600
V. Palestine Economic Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
would
of
Oklahoma
1736.
The
7
$
149,550.961
124,968.623
distribution
proposes
located
certain
acquisition
of
Onyx
railway oper.
Net
*
oper.
8,685,400
—
$
.
This corporation on Nov. 20, without underwriting, pub-
tern?,,
.
.
those
512,140
13,652,003 144,335.105
electric
has
Stillwater, Okla,,
pole miles of distribution
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$
12,475,388
revenue
order
an
^suspension Should •-be a
.Commission
City
44.5
The
$1,838,364
435,949
,1959—Month—1958
S
oper.
the
City,- Okla.,
Federal. Power
Cooperative,
p.
Period Ended Dec. 31—
issued
opportunity
an,,
question 'whether
-
Railway
lias
.
2,523.544
-
-
provides
Oklahoma
the
a
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
;
1959—12 Mos,- -1958
k'"
w
of oil and natural gas
properties"m Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. In
y.an. earlier Advisory Report, .dated Dec.v7i-T959, *4;he Commission con-'
s,.eluded that the original plant?was - -unfair in several respects. ) < The
equipment
;j plan
was also
deemed not to be feasible since there
was
no
firmand appurtenances. Oklahoma Gas and Electric would
pay the coopera-*
commitment .for the proposed contribution of new equity capital.- - ,-:
tive
approximately $842,186, subject to closing adjustments, for;the ►
'■v , In its Supplemental Report, the Commission states .that the amended
facilities..
...
.-*• >
V.1 ' •
•
■'
'• ••
<$•
plan meets some of its prior" objectives in./that: i 11 provision has been;
The facilities, if acquired, would be
integrated into thiose of. Okla¬
made for the payment in cash o'f thfc secured claiin of Webster Drilling
homa Gas and Electric.
There would not be any
change in the service
4
as
Company; (2 r-all causes of action wilU be "retained -by the Trustee,
presently rendered by the Cooperative.
Oklahoma Gas and Electric
$4,361,908
2,104,830'
$1,793,349
order
about
y.
$3,896,179
$209,621
inc.__
$
12,553,000
Co.—Offering Suspended—
Commission
Oklahoma
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$362,855
$187,741
expenses
with
Oklahoma
48,736,247 " 41,915,469
$354,287
of
company,
10
said
Net
Co.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
91,313,607
revenues
—V.-191,
'•
.
cooperative's
4.601.343
3,799,717
revenues
Telegraph
&
"
-
operating' taxes
Net
189,"
permanent.
Electric
25,672,710
Connecting RR.
oper.
Telephone
1933
the
on
acquire
41,579,914
2,032,820
•
5,058,932
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Railway
1
54,417,532
area
Regulation A
a
The
made
77,/
This
Feb.
203.
p.
York
by
served
of permanent securities, but that the
sale are not' presently determindable.—:
this
-
Other
^
$
3,917,877
.
after
the sale
of
expenses
income 'taxes
'
service
it.—V.
company's
now
thorugh
Operating
Federal
a
street
a
*.'7V- i.Ls"w,;' v? •
Oklahoma Gas & Electric;Co.—Seeks to
Acquire—✓
30,968,283 380,023,379 354,065,968
20,393.777 243,750,802 233,761,035
21,624.682
expenses
the
and
will
temporarily
expenditures for 1960 and 1961,
Pacitic Power said that the notes
^$61,000,000.
83,432,078
57,095,092
! 7,952,000
Operating
properties-consist
system,
finance
usedto
be
111.,
circular.
or
;
.
1959—12 Mos—1958
$
32,417,577
.
The
-
.<
Exchange
of
Act
request,
upon
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
:1959—Month—1958
_1
revenues
in
ot
and method
p. 976.
2,
exemption." The
Commission's-suspension order'^asserts
failed to comply with requirements of regulation A
semi-annual reports of stock "sales,.as well as a revised
of
offering
$12,892,949
i
New England Telephone &
Operating
March
company
filing
vacated
4
situated
communities
Development
and
Vandalia,
such
that
,
1960
203.
p.
$3,853,970
V
Month of Januaty—
Sales
until
will
i 'J
bidder, and Ohio Power
therefor.
distribution
a
total
a
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Com¬
time of the borrowings and
1961, whichever is earlier.
the
July 31,
exemption-from registration .under
ylicly offered 124,000 shares of
with respect to a public offering of stock"
: ,($25 yper-share); !: The
price of
company." '•
"V' ' v
Regulation A'provides a conditional., exemption from registration
either^ in cash, State of Israel
for
public offering of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount.
: p.
In
a
notification filed Jan. 29, 1957, Okaw proposed the pQblic of¬
fering of 3,000 shares of common stock at $100 per share pursuant
1959
$4,171,253
104.
p.
Land
Securities
by
■
;i960
.;
.-vv-•,
•.
is
to
•
porarily suspending
Higher—
*
191,
Minerva
proximity
Securities
The
the
—V.
close
Okaw
1959
1960
-
/
-
.
Neisner Brothers Inc.—Sales
-[
the
and
persons
the highest
to
plant;
at
retired
150,
of
as
on
notes
Up—
975.
Month of January-rSales
interested
of $901,250
2140,
$63,282,231 $61,472,332
p!
—V. 190,
bid
a
generating
system.
in
and
p.
National Tea Co.—Sales
steam
one
giving
or
for authorization
system;
a
submit
to
proposes
long-range program to increase
and bringing total investment in
order
an
utility
,
,
in
the company's construction
of
be
dated
be
from' the
Pacific
the SEC
to
electric
To Issue $20,000,000 in
—
.
$20,000,000
months
11
in
timing
hearing thereon.
According to the application/ the
Village of Minerva -approved an ordinance authorizing
-
improvements
will
V.
Acquire—
applied
Ohio,
Minerva,
request
of
to
Ohio, .utility has
Light Co.
Commission
Power
will
notes
estimated
7
Power Co.—Seeks
Canton,
mission
quota.
$12
607.
p.
ultimate of 1,750,000 kilowatts
an
•■.■y-;.";'
.
Power &
issue
to
portion
consider
will
28
and
875,000 kilowatts
1436.
p.
Proceeds
•
Split—
approving a plan of
the authorized common stock and changing
to
$15
to
effect a
two-for-one
split up.
April
on
recapitalization
earn¬
in
inflationary
many
the lower
in
34,447,053
34,966,013
The
$38,-
company's
declines
severe
and
areas
costs, already
further increased
were
of
3,180,141
690-footi
a
hac authorized
this Portland,
Ore.,
unsecured promissory notes.
The notes will be issued in varying amounts from time to time to
six banks.
They will bear interest at a rate equivalent to the prime
commercial loan rate' of Morgan Guaranty " Trust
Co. ' of New York.
utility
19,363,008
52,669,429
45,324,703
3,088,698
-
3,177,085
'
$178,000,000, would include
upstream from the Salmon River and 2 Va miles down¬
Imnaha River. The project would have a total initial
Federal
The
36,013,552
«
20,961,567
p.
Ohio Edison Co.—Stock
Havemeyer. Jr..
Horace
factors affected
result
a
10,474,894
income
charges.—_
203.
191,
187,
mature
year.
the price
of raw sugar at different times during the year, the company suffered
losses in the value of its raw and refined sugar inventories.
Second,
market
prices for granulated sugar,
always under the pressure of
very severe competition, were particularly low during the last quarter
when marketings of beet sugar were increased as a result of realloca¬
ings
operating
after
The
stockholders
to
pointed
the
end.
year
letter
President,
$2.00 per 'hare were paid during
reduced to $2,953,466, and net worth
was
Net
Net
—V.
40,193,250
:
to
the
of
Promissory Notes—
the previous
for
share
per
1959
in
for 1958.
Net
$1,070,519 or
were
totaling
debt
the
at
S3.50
or
sales
dollar
its
taxes,
income
mile
from
Pacific
157,432,561
$194,381,199
to
income
$2,321,909
against
Dividends
year.
that
11
compared
Federal
and
state
Feb.
on
$189,043,545.
to
.The project; estimated to cost
157,432,561
operating
hearing
high dam across the Snake River, with one abutment in Idaho County
Idaho, and the other in Wallowa County, Ore. It would be located about
281,056,234 247,256.174
Operating
Other
a
$
$
Operating
Sugar Refining Co.—Net Down—
company
'
—v.
1959
expenses
Hearing Set
scheduled
1
the
$100
stock—;
*'•
v.
has on Feb.
from
March 21 in Washington, D. C„ on an application by this
of Portland, Ore;, for a license for the construction of its
proposed High Mountain Sheep hydroelectric development on the Snake
River in Idaho and Adams Counties, Idaho, ancl Wallowa County, Ore
one-half
$1,084,768
Operating
'V:;''''
•
increasing
value
common
company,
installation
$
$
.
<a)
commence
*
1959—12 MOS—1958
1958
1959—Month
■;
Power Commission
The Federal
.
1960
-
,_
Federal
This
;
consider
will
15
'M1;
607.
p.
stream
191, p. 203.
amounted
"
2142.
p.
191,
»
,
March
par
Pacific Northwest Power Co.—License
was
$1,043,046
Month of January—
—V.
"♦yV.
v.
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period Ended Dec. 31—
——
•"
-
.
without
or
National Shirt Shops of Delaware Inc.—Sales Lower—
Sales
v
■
on
preferred stock and changing
the par
value; (b.) increasing tne authorized
authorized
an
.<•
The-stockholders
_
incorporated March 31, 1955, under
California law.
The company is engaged in the research, development,
and
manufacture
of 2-way
radio equipment for aircraft, automatic
navigation systems for aircraft,
aircraft receivers for useon the ....
ground, mechanical components and equipment such as vibrator power
supplies, transistor power supplies, and 2-way radios for ground air¬
BUSINESS—This
shares.
of
sale
Baltimore,
Building,
Mathieson
2602
at
airborne
development
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 19, 1960, covering 1.000,000 shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale at an
initial
subscription price of §10 per share. The company was organized under
Maryland law on Dec. 21. 1959, by the investment counsel firm of
Naess & Thomas, of New York, as an open-end, non-diversified man¬
agement
company,
"to enable
its clients to participate in
special
situations."
Ramsay
Wilson
is
listed
as
President
and
Naess «fc
This
net
attachment to the company s present
line of aircraft communication equipment.
The balance of -,the pro¬
ceeds were to be retained by the company for additional product de¬
velopment,
advertising,
general
corporate
purposes
and additional
working capital, which is expected to include, among other things,
increasing the engineering staff, and increasing production and product
for
of January—
Sales
the
Pacific Finance Corp.—To Increase Stock—
•
to the company, approximately
$50,000 were to be used to complete the development and purchase oi
parts for production on the Nova-Tech Omni equipment which is used
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Sales Up—
$15.
mortgage
'
..
PROCEEDS—Of
properties,
upon
fleet
a
of
,
♦
Irving
common
Trust
stock
Co.
of
the
has
been
appointed
corporation,—V.
190,
New
p.
York
2713.
'
registrar
..
y.
„
'
Wheat
Ac
Co
3,500
*
••
Continued
on
th
of,
3.500
page
-
Number 5929
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(905)
DIVIDENDS
Namp nf
Name of
Calumet
announcements are grouped in two separate
Lipc In the first we indicate all the dividends annred during the current week. Then we follow with
prond table in which we show the payments previ¬
,iripnd
Ahbntt
Abb
(quar.)
r )
Corp.
.
v
Pifctric
AcmesEltctr c
4
SSograph-Multigraph
JSJvicVCot"."stock
4-1
3-
7c
Corp.
(quar )_
3-21
- ,
8
•-;Wo
5%
,3-17
Cos., Ltd.—
qu-vr.)—ji-,—
30c
3-9
4- 1
preferred
,<»
,;
$1.50
(quar.),
.——
«
'
25c <
Alden's Inc., common (quar.)_i_--———: 30c
preferred Iquar)»1.06'.-i ■
Alexander & Baldwin--;———y. * 40C v
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.) _______ •
50c
Allied Products Corp.—
. ...
,No action
taken on common payment
-
4-
3-,4Vo
4-
iK
time)
this
Kennedy
I8%cr
4-
Amalgamated Sugar Co.
(quar.__ 1 *•• 60c
American Agricultural Chemical
(quar.)140c >
American Bank Note, common (quar.)
-30c
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)—
American Biltrite Rubber
——
(quar.)—20c
•
7
3-
7*.
4-
1
4-15
%
preferred series A (quar_)—__—..» $1.25
5"c preferred series B (quar.)
$1.25
Extra
~
4\'n'& preferred
•
Line ..(quar.)
Barge
American Crystal Sugar,
4-
1
—
American
Express,
American
Factors,
American
General
(Stockholders
new
3-15
3-
3-31
3-15*
25c
(quar.)
(N. J.)_-___
approved
5-for-3
3-31
3-15
3-15
-
-
-
Chile
3-
*
1
American Ice
Co., common
•;
^;
New
York
Extra
preferred
Machine
American
Extra
Co.
(N.~Y.|
(quar.)
American
~
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electronics
Corp.
4% preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
3-
Consolidated Edison Co.
4-
1
-
3-31
1
3-10
3-31
3-11
35c
3-30
3-16
.
50c
35c
3-31
4-1
Continental
J50c
4-
7
4-20
5-10
5-2
4-8
5-2
50c
3-11
3-
25c
2-22
2-15
22 %c
3-18
3-
I2V2C
4-30
3-17
(quar.)
6%
4-
3-31
4-15
(one
1
share
of
Alico
s.)
3-31
3-
t25c
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
*55c
6"
1
5-16
A
Alarm
&
(quar.40c
Corp. of America
12lic
1
3-22
BancSt& ^11C0X
Bean
Corp.,
ry
Beait
Bcli
(quar.)
'
Insurance
Co.
of
N.
J.
(quar.)f
Ordinary registered
'
A„
rT'i
'
5V
5%
4-15
3-11
1
2-19
3-11
4-
1
3-21
Homasote Co., 5%
4-
1
3-21
Home
12y2c
$1.50
com.
(quar.)
20c
•
$1.31 y«
(reduced)
(quar.)__
'
3-31
1
5%
25c
4-6
2-26
2-26
$2.25
2-22
6-7
6
60c
<
3-15
3-
3
r.
3-
3-31
4-25
3-10
9-7
12-
2
Rio
Turbine
Corp.—
Western
RR.
Glass
Duncan
12-15
.12-
2
3-31
3-16
45c
3-11
3-1
r
—
.
2bc-," o'Jl
3-23
——•
(quar.)_
Electric Co.,
—-r
International,
Inc.
(stock
dividend)
;
3-1
*4-15
4-15
2-26 '
3-16
3-16
ill
2-26
3-
$1.37 Va
——
3-16
3-
4-
3-16
1
4
25c
(quar.)
—
——
(quar.)
1
2'19
4-
1
3-15
50c
(quar.)
common
3"
tSl-50
Ltd.
—
common
;
B^ruSereco.~Uar')"-"'"
on
1
4
3-15
30c
& Power Co.,
common
4-
31V.C
—
11-19
3-31
56V4C
3-31
3-16
t25c
3-31
3-17
t2834C
'
3-31
3-17
15c
4-
1
3-10
4* 1
62-'3C
common
3-16
3"10
payment
& Loan
t55c
4-
1
^oc
20c
Eastern
Malleable
Iron
Egry Register,
Ecko
Products
(quar )--
5% %
Co.,
Co.
y———
(quar.)^__^_—
common
(quar.)
.50c
Emerson
'
210
3-10
3-12
}
5-1
?
"
.
$1-16 V2
50c
5- 2
3-15
3-
4-15
3-31
35c
37V2c
(accum.)
40c
to clear the $1.20 accum.
payments of 40c each
the
first to accompany this payment and the
others will be on June 30 and1 Sept. 30)
1
4-30
4- 1
3-31
i"i?
preferred
(quar.)
15c
4-1
3-11
3-30
3-10
C i
Cadr
k
'_Flnanclal
dustrles
Califo
Corp.
(quar.)L__
-
6^pnr^Cir!C Po*er.
«2.50 pfd. (quar.)
5.75^
(quar.)
Preferred (quar.)
/e
,
65C
4-1
3-10
15c
3-10
2-29
63c
4-1
3-15
75c
4-
1
3-15
$.071875
4-
1
3-15
3-15
3-
3-15
3-11
25c
4-
4
3-18
4-
4
1
F.)—
40c*
3-18
3-10
$2.15
3-
3
3-31
62V2C
3-
9
3-31
3-10
5-
2
4-22
4-1
3-2
8c
3-31
2-29
J30c
-
i—
.
.
3-31
.
/
3-31
3-
42y2c
7
Consolidated
3-31
*
3- 2
4-
3-16
4-
3-16
1
$1.15
4-
1
$1.41 V*
;
4-
1
Copper Co.__
.
3-
4-1
$1.05
______
i_
50c
.
3-2
3^31
•
$1
—
1
:
4-15
3%
(quar.)___ "
com.
(quar.)___i.—
Power
8c
4-1
2
1
3-16
*
3-16
3-25
•
3■
Co.,
>
Ltd.
"
(quar.)
Co., 7% pfd.
t$3
Silver
,
(quar.)__
% 1
3-29
3-15
$1
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-15
433/4c
common
>
.10c
•
—
.
-
7yac
.-4-10
4-
1
4-10
4-
1
3-
1
2-25
3-
1
2-25
4-1
3-4
•
r
..
(s-a).
•*'
125c V '
'—t25c
common
^22^0
x$1.75
^___i
4-
?
Standard
Life
<fe
Lamson
Insurance
Stockholders
Co.
-
Kansas
4-20
4%
City
Machine
Southern
(quar.)_
Ry.,
common
1
3-
4
1
3-
4V
:
non-cumulative preferred
'•
>
-
3-15
4y2%
3-16
1
3-10
2-29
3-15
2-29
50c
4-15
-3-31
30c
3-15
60c
;
4-
$1.25
1
3-24
3-
4
3-15
3-
2
4
5c
3-18
3-
8V2C
3-11
2-26
25c
3-25
3-11
$1.12y2
3-25
3-11
$0.0766
3-
2-29
—
3-10
3-
$1
(quar.)__—
Jewelry Stores (quar.):
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kennecott Copper Corp. (reduced)
Kingsburg Cotton Oil
—:
Kinney Coastal Oil (s-a)
Kroeliler Mfg. Co., common (quar.)__
——
4
25c
(quar.)
Kay
5
3-4
3-
4-
!
100%
.
3-4
1"
4-
':
approve
1
4-1
'4-
-
•
preferred (quar.)
(Company voted
with
three
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Asso., $2 pfd.
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Farmers Underwriters Assn. (quar.)
(quar.)
La
3-18
3
1
joe
4-1
3-15
j
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.
Foote-Burt
Co.
(quar.)__
o
(quar.)
Foremost Dairies Inc.
(quar.)
A.),
6%
Leonard
Stock
Refineries
(quar.)
Lincoln
**
^ 1
*
Stock
^
Insurance
3- 7
3-21
3- 7
Loew's, Inc. (quar.)
Logan (Jonathan), Inc.
3 17
3
Lone Star Cement
30c
3-31
3- 1
3-15
3-2
-0c
25c
3"22
4- 1
J
7
3-ib
3-
10c
4.35%
preferred E
4.35%
preferred F
D
7
7
3-15
2-29
3-10
2-26
3-
2-12
12V2C
30c
Long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4.40% preferred G (quar.)
;
preferred
3-
3-
30c
30c
(initial)
(quar.)
4V4%
4
3-28
3-28
J8c
(reduced)__
10%
4-1
35c
20c
i
1-29
3-18
Co.—
dividend
75c
4
2-24
20c
5%
Income Life
8
$.093
.
dividend
Leverage Fund (Canada)
Liberty National Life Insurance
(quar.)
Foote Mineral Co.
(S.
—
Manufacturing Co.—
approved a four-for-one split
immediately.
Federal Chemical Co
——
Federated United Corp.. $3 pfd. (quar.)
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y„ (quar.)
Fisher Governor Co. (increased)
Consolidada
pfd. (quar.)—
Lancashire Steel Corp. Amer. dep. rets, ord,
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp. (Richmond)—
Quarterly
_
50c
35c
]
8
•
3-1
45c
:
——__
Co.
Funding,
--
(quar.)—____!
Co._
C.).
2-for-l stock split
Jones
effective
$1.12Va
3-31
9
9
Stockholders
Paymcnt
2
..tl2V2c
Light,
(Greensboro, N.
3-14
Fairbanks Whitney Corp.
5-
3 (quar.)—
xl34%
preference C (quar.)__f_t_____;L^i_iz__' xiyt%'
5%7 preference D (quar.)—
xl1/*%%
6% preference E (quar.)—xiy2%'
a
3 15
Farrington
Bu/t this°time)ken °n common
B«tleia £tch Co- (quar.)_.___
8.,
4y2f/c
(S.
(quar.)__—
Jef ferson
!"}?
4-15
(quar )_—40c
Electric Mfg. (increased quar.)
25c
Asso. (increased)
(quar.)-;
3-31
37y2c
(quar.)
Jamaica Public Service Co., Ltd.,
7% preference (quar.)
1
2-29
L"
3
3-
Group
3-11
2
5%
3-14
Corp.
3-15
3-31
5-
Canada, Ltd.—
Participating
%
4-1
Ex-Cell-O
3-25
15c
35c
-
i
3-26
q'-jo
3-30
Employers
8
3-18
3-15
7%* preference
25c
Mfg.. Co.
3-
3-31
3-25
'
iHov
$
1%.
30c
-—-—
Emhart
50c
—JJc
Va %
3-25
50c
preferred (quar.)
Island Tug & Barge Ltd.—
4
5% .participating preference
4-8
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (initial)-—
Electric Bond & Share Co. (quar.)
Electrical Products Corp.
(Calif ) (quar.)—
Elmira & Williamsport RR. (s-a)—
Elwell-Parker Electric Co. (quar.)
—
4
5-16
3-2U
5-2
1
50c
(quar.)
6%
2-29
:27c
6-
15c
(quar.)
Investors
J- *
3-15
3-10
4-15
5&V4C
preferred
International
;•
^
3-10
4
2
30c
(quar.):
com.
preferred
International
3-28,
25c
4-26
5-
75c
_l
&
International Shoe
1-11
^-1
4-1
2-23
3-
-
2
,r^,
4
12y2c
Institutional. Shares Ltd.^—
Institutional Income Fund
(Halifax)—
iz"';
1
3-15
*
t-17y2c
Inspiration
.
Quarterly
Edgewater Steel Co.
3-11
-
Eastern Canada Savings
1
5-
(s-a).
0
3-
25C
—--—------
class A
Inc.,
B
3-
(quar.)
Co. of
International Salt
0
200%
5®,f
—-—
3-11
—
___
•
(quar.)
_*_
(quar.)_
Duffy-Mott Co.
62/2c
(quar.)________
split)-
3-
3-11
1
40c
R.
preferred
2-25
1
(increased)
5.65%
3
2-23
4-
(quar.)
4.60%
-
6-
3-18
3-15
.
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
2
3-18
-
35c
Insurance
Inc.,
(interim)
preference
1
4-
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power
3- 4
y:
m
6-15
Co.> Ltd. ordinary—• 2-26
Long &
dividend
6%
■
2-29
:
15c
r
(quar.).
stock
Ltd
Co.,
3-21
i
(A 3-for-l
Inc.
3-15
.
62/2c
(quar.)*___—
Crucible
(Joseph)
Houses,
1
(quar.25c
i H
Industries
8
4
3-
3-10
5c
Final
9-
3-
4-
20c
Imperial Capital Fund
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)_—
Common
1
.:'.;4- 1
3-10
56y^c
(quar:)
Central R.
Imperial Tobacco-
-
4%
$3.50
Alkali Co.
3-
3-28
•
-
4/ac
Grande
»
4
3-28
'
3-15
35c
pfd. (quar.)
Telephone
Illinois Brick
3-1
1
3-
4-
3-21
40c
•
Bell
Illinois
3-1
4-
50c
preferred (s-a)
$2.50 to $3.50 preferred (s-a)
Dixon
3-9
20c
(quar.)—
Financial
Chemical
3-
L
3-21
4
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marine
preferred
Illinois
2-16
$1.25
&
to
(quar.)__
common
3-15
3-
25c
.
(quar.)_
Draper Corp.
;
Iron,
130c
15c
—
—
Tramway Corp.—
$2.50
Stock
4-1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Hudson Co.
Valley
A
Dominion
3-15
•
_p
(quar.)
Steam
Dorman
1
Ltd.
Malleable
preferred
Dobbs
2-29
4-16
21c
>
2-29
3-15
3-15
(increased quar.)
3-
2-29
25c
Hovlng Corp. (quar.)
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A
2-22
$5
7-6
&
3-1S
$3
Corp.
Houdaille Industries
3-7
50c
—
Fire
3
3-15
"
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
3-15
62V2c
Quarterly
3-7
4-6
conv
3'
3-18
J 10q
(quar.)
Electronics
Holly Sugar Corp.,
3-17
-
50c
__
Hoffman
3-17
3-31
4-
-40c
—
3-
3-25
3-7
3-15"
4-1
43%c
Extra
3-15
5c
H ),
Co.
3-31
(quar.)
4-1
'
;30c
.
--
Creamery Co. (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. .(quar.)
3-31
-
Lighting
Powder
3-7
•
6y»c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
10c
12-30
Diamond
3-9
3-15
(quar-)----—
•
Hercules
9
50e
Detrex
3-28
.
11-30
fT
I6,™ (quar-)
nrpfn?
C°'* Ltd,»
nrl»
3-14
20C
?raSs Co.,
rn
3-
(quar.)
"
-----
6% nrpfl
Jon' L1Bht
Bridgenor/ «e (quar->
Wht
3-11
A
Dunhill
%er?ow^ ; ,nt,h*CIub (quar.)
B'Sl I -r?0U$aI Casket (quar*>
Br°ckwav
3-1
4-15
5 m
W'qin,
Tpreferred (quar-)
Book-of r\,Inc' (Quar.)
4if,.c
1
stock split—100C
Inc*> common (quar.)
50c
m0r*c?ne
o'Af
1
3-11
3-15
4-1
V 10c
.
B|"flBllts7V„c~
BoSack
4-
1
3-25
35c
;
Hershey
i
Denver
..
3-23
(flUar-$1.12'3
d*» common (quar.)______
t-lOc
A' ,qUah)~
*25C
Qtvoif
Black
55c
(quar.)__
4-
"
25c
preferred A
conv.
class
Class
°n common Pay,nent at
rirnf
7%
3-21
•%
25c
quar.)
Hercules Galion Products
6%
8c
2-25
27V2c
-
Heppenstall Company, common
4y2% preferred (quar.)
-
4
3-31
3-15-
• <
933/ic
(quar.)
3-
non-cum.
(Theo
preferred
2-19
17y2c
3-1
60c
V
Co., common
4
10-
& R. Pilot Plants
W.)
3-
10c
(quar.)
Denver
4-20;
10c
BUt'mrttoPue'»errtd
$1
2-26
(Geo.
7%
4-8
~
50c
Class
3-
4-1
15c
60c
c
1
1
1
3-15
10c
-
-Corp.; (quar.)
4-14
(quar.)
Delaware
4-14
*4-20
10c
Tie?
be,arer
'this time
2
3-
t40c
A
Delaware &
4-30
1834C
——
F"rnlture Co., .class
?,anford Carpet Co.-
'
5-
$3
••
1
3-
15c
-
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
Co., Ltd.
Electric, Ltd. 1(quar.)
3-11
class
DeLaval
3-10
25c
—
£s (quar-> —■
25c.
Benriit aP. f;e Co- of Canada (quar.)__—_
155c
Biederm
t n Corp; (quar.60c
(Nn
1
3-
3-15
--f25c
!___
Helme
non-cum.
5%
4-14
4-30
TMpnhn
Bigdou
3-31
4-
3-8
3-10
....
2-15
,
4-1
tl2yac
_
~
3-15
1
(quar.)_
Dayton
3-15
4-30
Co-—30c
Sons
National Lhe
n
! 1 ru?e11
"bran
3-
;
Hawaiian
•
17
ap-
Hearst Consolidated Publications—
Class A payment omitted at this
time.
Heileman (G.) Brewing (quar.)____________
A
Day-Brite
,
common
(quar.)__—
&
4
7
.3-
56c
tl2%c
.
-
(quar.,)-—ir_
(increased
Harnischfeger
*,
class
Davies
2-26
1
4-30
4-
series$1.12Va
Inc"
8anb
>
Extra.
3-15
125c
class
Co., com. (stock dividend)
2%
(Increased, ,quar.35c
preferred (quar.)
$1.121/2
preferred (1947
B"riac00dAS'
uass. A
3-
■*
'
a
2-23
3-31
:.
non-cum.
D.
tonimon
4/2,0
3-10
*
•'Hanover Shoe
4
$2
Co.
(quar.)
sPrinkl«r
t
(L.
3-
' 3-15
3-1
4-1
„
t5c
Printing (quar.)
Xerox, Inc. \(quar.)
Paper, (quar.)
2-19
'
5%
(quar.)
—tlOc
(Boston)
Inc., class A
A
'
3-31
$2
3-17
;—________________
(S_a)
(quar.)
A,ltimlflPllferred
Avrac
3-31
♦
2-19
3-31
.
,
Hamilton
,
3-11
1
flOc
.
-:,50c
(W. F.)
Haloid
4
4-15
3-
3-1
(increased)i_
Power " (quar.)__
$1.18
(quar.)
class
non-cum.
3-4
3-
-Hall
:
dividend
*or each share held)_
Atlantic Wholesalers
Ltd.,
«lre
4-8
3-31 %
$2
3-15
RR.—
preferred
$2
3-7
27%c
1
Ltd.
3-4
Corp.
4-29
4-1.
\
1
Inc.—
Inc
of American,
preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
...
aS !!C
York,
5y»%
4,
'
Grolier
3-21
3-
Mountain
3-10
3-16
4-15
I2y2c
Company____
•Grocery Store Products
3-15
4-8
•
$1.25
Crucible Steel Co.
1
25c
____
Finance Service,
L.),
'
1
.common
3.-10.-
1
4-29
25c
Greening (B.) Wire, Ltd. (quar.)
l
3-20
Co.,
(Daniel)
l
UVuC
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Credit
4-8
35c
Control
(R.
8-
4-
25c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Fund,
Cram
3-11
1
87y2c
.
Green
4-
--37%c'S
pfd. (quar.)___%_"_
Corp/-. (quar.)
"Varnish
T.)
4-1.
3-3L
25c'
A
(2-forrl split Subject to stockholders
-proval April 26)
%
33/i% -'preferred (quar.)_„
3-15
2-20
3-
Rapids
(W.
3-10
<
25c-!.-%4-
.,.
4
3-U
30c%
(quar.)______________
_L1___
Co., Ltd., class A -(quar.)
&
Grand
-Grant
2-20
'3-30
*
$1
of New
Craftsman Insurance Co.
3-31
6-1
t56y.c
_____
Corrosion
3-15
170c
$30c
«
"
;
3-
•
5c
—_
Arnold Constable
B
**r
(quar.)_
Paper Corp.,
American
1*
1
3-28
;•
10c
(Nashville)—
Baking Co. (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc.—
Quarterly
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
7
•
68%c
Continental
3-16
3-
"%72c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
1.
e
City
Eleetric 4 (quar.)
Consolidated
3-16
$1
Arundel
Line
3-31
3-
B
3-
3-11
25c
-
_i__
(quar. )i______l________
Company
3-11
1
1
4-1.
$1,25
(quar.)
common
dividend
1
4-
$1.
;
3-14
4-
50c-
-
-
3-14
1
4-
2c
-
3-31
4-1
4-
-
10c
.
(quar.)
Corp., common* (quar.)_
Graham-Paige Corp., 6%
7
3.
Texas
(quar.)
Yellowknife Gold, Mines
Ltd._______„
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of
California—
Grafton
(Indianapolis)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Naval Stores
3-18
4-
(quar.)__
Arkansas Western
Gas Co.
•
3
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
4preferred (quar.)
Apex Smelting Co.
(quar.)
Approved Finance
(Columbus Ohio)
Atlantic Coast
3-
3-
of
1
2-19
4.14.
10c
preferred
Class
2-20
4-1
•*2%'
(
3-3
12Y2C
$2.90 preferred
Cass
Insurance
3-3
15c
6%
Ine
Company
Anchor Hocking
Glass, common (quar.)
S4 preferred
(qUar.)__
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper MillsCommon (quar.)
S2.80 preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
Stock
3-17
Quarterly
Commonwealth Loan Co.
3-15
$1.50
_____
Anaconda
ant
Commonwealth
4-1
-5%
-
3-9
i*
3-
62Vic":
-
Commercial Solvents Corp.
(increased)-
3-25
4
3-25
75c
,
3-15
3-8
-
3-14-
,
$1.12V2
Genung's, Inc. (quar.)__y______________^
Georgia Marble,-common (increased
quar.)
Glidden
\.-3-"4
3-28
Co;
'
•
common
rGlobe-Union,Inc.
(quar%__
Gordon Mackay
Stores, Ltd., class
3-15
3-15
3-14
*
25c
3-25
4-1
1
f.,3-15
4-1
15c
quar.)
7
Life
1.
3-15
'
1
1
■
T
Giant
3-10
1
4-
(quar.)"--31 Vtc
(initial
30c
Stamping Co_
Metal,
Amphenol-Borg
A
Commercial
70c
(quar.)
4-
2%
'
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)___-z-__-_-_^_-_-_.i:ii'iColorado Interstate Gas
7
3-31
;
3-10
1
4-
*
30c-
,
•
5%
Metals
1
3-31
3_28
$2
Corp. ;(quar.)______________
(quar.)______
preferred
(quar.)_________
Stock
50c
y
5%
V
40c
Co., common
American Tobacco Co.,
Arvin
.
3-10
14c
•
25c
sqc
Co.
Inc.?
$3.50
Green
4-
40c
__
1
50c
3-13
-
4-
4
time.
Time
Genesco,
3-10
$1.18
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
General
3-10
1
Oil
Signal
"
3-10
1'
4-
60c
y______
(quar;)_"_l____^
this
General- Mills, 5%
preferred
(quar:)_
General Portland.
Cement'(quar.)
General Railway
3-10
3-31'
4-
(quar.)
3-25
1
"
Box
'
/
3-
pr.eferred«:(quar.)_:
3-10
1
4-
*
(increased quar.)
Collins Radio Co., 4%
L
--.t 4-
$1.16
4-
-$1.50
—
.(quar.)
—
preferred
Ampco
(quar.)
Metals
Re-Insurance
American Snuff
6%
&
4-
4-7
_____—10c
.
6%' non-cum.
American
30c
4-
$1.04
Trust Co.
General
8
j
$1.15
"
:
at
(quar.)__
American
General Cable
4% -
3-10
$l;i8%
Finance Co. (quar.
)_y_________J__^
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corp., com. (stk. div.)
Stock dividend
•
%•/'%.
15c
35c
3-
.4-
r
$1.15
___.
(quar.)
3-21
$1.50
*
*
1
Investors,,
preferred
General
8
4-1
87y2c
'
Colonial
1
;.,..r.y.
-
v
25c
-*
ommitted
—
3-8
$1.08%
-
.
4-
"
payment
American
$4.50
3-25
,
3-
.
3-28
5Vi&-
___
General
,
3-8
(quar.)—
;
^
3-25
$1.75
(quar.)
.Cleveland Trencher Co.
-
;v
.
-
4-1,,.
___i__v,$l/ma:^
common
3-15
4-1
;
3-16
2-16
.
American Industries—.....
pfd. (quar.)
6%,
3-8
1
25c
Copper
Class B
-
-
effective
40c
;;
3-
4-
2
3-31
2-26
General
3-9
3-15'
,,
l
3-
37V2s
t-
Garfinkel (Julius) & Co.
(quar.)_^
Corp.;, (quar.)__J_
Gauley Corp. (special)__;
2
3-31
35c
Co._____i_„_
Citizens Utilities Co.—
3-4
3-15
4-2
5.37yj;% preferred
(quar.$l.'343/a
Century Electric Co. .(quar.
;r l2 Vac {
Century Shares Trust_i_i
4c
Chance Vought
Aircraft, Inc.. (quar. )y.r____ ' v- ; 50c
.Chatham Mfg., class A.
(quar.)__y__'__*_i__
4c ;
Class B
(quar.)_____^
% 4c
4% preferred
(quar.)_;________y____!
/'•" $1
■
2-29
4-1
:>
i
split,
a
-
preferred
>-Chemical Bank
3-15
35c
(Houston)
probably In April when it is
approved by, the State Attorney General
American Home Products Corp.
(monthly)__
3-31
30c
*
.—-
Co.
-
•
30c
(inltlal-quar.)
com.
Ltd.V(quar.)
Insurance
7
-
$1.12J'2
Co.
3-15
25c'
—
American District Telegraph
3-15
45c
_
(quar.)
common
1$2
_
,
3-31
1-
-
Commercial
American
7
3-21-
-
4-
-j
4.75%>
,
•
3-31
•
Stock dividend —:—:——.—v Uv2%4-15
American Bosch Arma Corp., com.- (quar.) - -- 30c
,
4-15
5q,
3-
■
3-
(quar.)___!__
3-
4-
1
2
1
3-
3-15
"
37y2c
.
Co.
Garrett
4-
•
3-17
3-25
75c
'
—
6%.
r
$1.12'/a
^
Dividend
8
t$1.25
^
.___,
(quar.)_i__,
(quar.)_l__li*__^„_____
preferred
q
Co.%quar.)__
&
3-
3-15
4c
t
,
3-2
^
A.)
P.)
Gabriel Co.—
8
2
15c
(quar.).:
preferred (quar.
Central Vermont
-Public Service—
;
4.15% preferred (quar.)„__.
\
4.65% preferred
3-18
q.ao
9Q
4.
(quar.$1,183/4
preferred
4.75%
77r"i\
4-1
_
3-
933ic
preferred' (quar.)____________
preferred (quar.)—_____
,
4.6%
V
1
preferred
.
4.60%
<
->
Foundry Co.
,3.50%.;
2-23
....
0
'
(quar.)!,;
(quar.)___
(quar.
preferred
Central Maine Power
Co.,
3-11
;
2nd
4.75%
3-10
3- 1
3-31
2-29
3-30
(quar.)_^___I___I
common (quar.)_______
(quar.)__i.__—
preferred
4-35^ preferred (quar.
4preferred (quar,)______v__
1
•:.
3-10
-i *% >•*;''
■'*
Steel Mfg. Co.; 75c conv, pfd, (quar,)--
6'?
1
3-15
•<.
.•
(W.
of Rec.
3-15
50c
:(Calif.)_~___
Fundamental Investors
(quar.
3-14
.
Central Hudson Gas
& Electric
Corp.—
3-11
"
3-31
J25c
(quar.);
(Geo.
Fuller
.
\2Vie
.'
a.—
Loom-(s-a)_
Fuller
.Holders
3y2c
Preferred stock seriesFruit of the
•>
"
..
___!! I"
_____
Central
4-1
.
7>
k
+$1
Carolina Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
Ceianese Corp. of
J 3-21
1
1
When
Payable
.
share
Franklin Custodian Funds;
.Utilities series
11
3^14
■
"""
i:ii
4- 1
4-
Ofii/.-
tlOc
/
2-24
tt
preferred (quar.)___—
at
3-10
Company,
3-30
Products Inc.
Allison
l
t37V/2C
common
;
■
America)
fi'l
3-14
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Baxter &
carnation
,
Ltd.,
series A preferred
Aim
1
n0c
Carey
■
dividend),..
(Increased
common.
New
4-
Par
Name of Company
3-91
2-1^
preferred
5%
v
8
.
•
l
$1.06Vi
±451
•'
•
4-
—
3-1
4-9
of Rec.
3-31
25c
(quar.)
Hydrocarbons,
Common
Canadian Oil
3-10
3-10
r37%c;.
subject to approval of stock-
(2-for-l spilt
4
/%45c
—
_
preferred
Canadian
of Rec.
25c
—
^
Holders
30c
Canadian Collieries
Resources, Ltd.
510 preferred
series B to F
(s-a)______^
Canadian General
Securities, Ltd., class A__
^lftSS
announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
.
Per
When
Hoidera
Share Payable
When
Payable
(quar.)_
common (quar—)_"_!"
preferred (quar.)
|
Canada, Iron
Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)__
ously
of Company
Laboratories'iquar:^—-
■.
.
Inc.
ilaoc Dry Corp.,
$4.25
.
Navie
Hecla,
Par
share
'
rom«n««
Company
&
9
1
4-15
4-
3-18
1
3-16
3-30
3-11
$1.25
4-
$1.10
4-1
3-7
$1.06V*
4-1
3-7
(quar.)
$1.08%
4-1
3-7
(quar.)
$1.08%
4-
3-
(quar.)
—
1
1
3-7
7
7
Name
Loomis
Los
Share
200%
of Company '
(stock divd..)~
<quar.)_T—
Power Co.—
Mutual
Sayles
Fund
-
•
Par
Name
Payable of Rec.
3-10
2-18
Lawrence
St.
preferred iquar.)
4Vi%
Inc.
Macassa
Mines,
(quar.)
30c
*3c
—
_
Ltd. (quar.i——— —
Publications
iquar. I
M.acFadden
,
Extra
15c
Macy
Inc.
3-18
J-15
4- l
Pacific Indemnity
(quar.)
Pacific Intermountain Express- Co.
j-io
<R. H.i
(quar.i
Pacific Western Airlines. Ltd.—
___
50c
—
tquar.),
Corp.
2-7
3- 8
3-15
3-25
2-_b
J-u
—
tquar.)
touar.)
Aircraft Corp.
—
McDonnell
tquar.)
-
J-JU
3-18
V'.,..
,
1
3-18
o
3-10
.
3- 7
4- 8
3-17
Publishing Co.—
,
1f_^c
1
3-
1
^
3-18
-v
1
4-
4-28
125c
4c
-
3-24
4- 1
3- 1
4- 1
3- 8
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-11
3-18
10c
62V2c
Corp, common (quar.)—_
30c
.7%
preferred iquar.).
.—
87Vic
Metro,
Inc,
common
iquar.)
15c
7%
preferred
iquar.)
17Vic
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
50c
4.40'- preferred
tquar.)—_____
$1.10
4.90preferred
tquar.),—$1.22*-4
Michigan Sugar, 6% preferred laccum.)
30c
3-10
4- 1
3-17
3-28
3-25
3-25
3-31
5- 2
5- 2
3-18
2-29
3-16
3- 7
3-18 ■
3-11
3-11
3-16
4-16
4-16 /•
3- 8
Mid-West
15c
4- 1
3-15
50c
37Vic
3-30
3-30
12c
3-25
tlncreased-quar.)
Machine Co.
Johnson
Mead.
Medford
~
dividend)
(stock
Co.
&
40c
50c,
25%
30c
$1.50?
25c
—40c
87M2C
<
—
<quar,)_.
McKay
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
tquar. i
,,
tincreased-quar.)
Cement iquar.)—
Corp.
.
Medusa Portland
Merck
& Company,
$3.50
preferred
Messer
Oil
Metal
tquar.)_.—
Corp.
Machine
Mesta
_
tquar.)
common
>
tquar.l
—
& Thermit
—______
——
—
Abrasive
Securities
Midwest
Common
6%
tquar.)——
Investment,
4.12%
4.20%
2-25
5%
>
!%%
;
Laboratories
Miller
Mfg. Co,
Class
Mine
A
Safety
Appliances
1st
514%
preferred
Minnesota
preferred
Insurance
Mission
Mississippi
Modine
Fuel
Co.
3(4%
preferred
4.20%
Molson's
Stock
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
3-11
4-
3-11
4-
3-11
4-
3-11
3-25
3-10
A
A
Montrose
A
Co.
McCormack
common
Vernon
Co,
Mills.
7%
preferred
Brass
Murphy
Pinance
Reed
Roller
3-
(Common
Cash
Electric
omitted
payment
National
Gas
National
Hosiery
33-
Oil
Class
A
A
3-
A
Class
B
3-18
7-15
7-
50c
4-15
Rickel
3-7
4-
4-12
Co,
National
6%
1
Inc.
(H.
National
Class
3-11
(J. C.)
A
Ronson Corp.
Company,
National
Natural
Co,
3-12
3- 2
St.
6-20
6-
Sanders Associates,
3-29
3-15
1
Louis
National
Stockyards
4-
1
3-21
Security Title Insurance Co.
50c
4-
1
3-18
3-11
2-26
Quarterly "
Seton
5*4%
|
Neptune
New
Ltd,
class A
(quar.)
Hampshire
New
Jersey
;
Insurance
Co.
...
Co.
preferred
York
(quar.)
York
New
Yorker
Co,
(quar.)
com.
Newmont
(incr.)
com.
Service
Water
(quar.)
(Ohio), common
Corp.
(quar.)
iquar.)
Corp,
5.25%
preferred
B
Railway
Occidental Life
Stock
(quar.)
&
(one
Zale
*
3-10
5-
2-29
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
1
15c
3-22
C
3-
share
shares held)
for
75c
;
each
4-
1
3-18
4c
3-11
3-
3-24
3-10
25c
3-15
15c
1
3-
1
3-10
1
12 V2C
(quar.)____
1
4-
1
70c
,
4-
35c
...
3-14
-
3-10
3-17
l
3-15
3-
1%
div.)
4-1
3- 4
7-
1
6-
3
10-
1%
1
1
9-
2
1-3-61
12-
2
$1.12Vi
3-15
(quar.)
2-29
75c
3-29
3-
2
$1.25
3-29
3-
2
<
30c
3-10
2-25
v
$1.25
3-10
3-
v
omitted
1
this
at
time)
50c
4-
1
3-15
62Vic
4-
1
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
17Vic
par)
4-
1
3-15
4-11
3-10
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
2-29
3-10
2-29
4-
3-18
30c
3-21
(quar.)
$$1.25
30c
1
Service
(2-for-l
Acme
.
4
3-25
3-
7
3-
2-24
1
,3- 7
3-10
1
25c
3%
10c
12c
Akron
4-15
4-
1
Alabama
'3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-31
3-18
4.50%
3-31
3-10
2-29
4-1
3-4
3-31
3-15
4-15
4-1
4-
1
3-18
4-1
3-7
4-
3-7
25c
'
V-
...
Tappan
Company
(quar.)
Taylor Instrument (quar.)
Tecumseh Products (quar.)_
-
Texas
Electric
$4.56
$4.64
preferred
5c
3-31
3-14
3-11
3-
$5-08
preferred
Power
30c
4-
3-
9
&
t
1
3-18
2-29
2
4-15
$1.14
5-
2
4-15
$1,16
5-
2
4-15
$1.27
5-
2
4-15
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Light Co,
$4
pfd.
(quar,)
A
(quar.)
Construction—
common
1951
5
$1
5-2
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,, comjnon
preferred
preferred
Algoma Central
Common
4.20%
Co,
5-
2
4-
8
preferred
(quar.)
$1.21
5.
2
4-
8
48c
4-
3-31
3-
7
Thrift
3-31
3-
7
Thrifty.
7
3-31
3-
3-31
3-7
22V2C
3-25
3-11
Investment
Drug
4%%
5%
Realty
35c
3-21
3-
7
Toronto
3-21
3-
7
Traders
4-22
4-
8
&
Ltd,
(quar.)
4-15
3-18
4.15
3_i8
4-15
3-18
5-16
5-
U5c
4-1
3-2
2
B
preferred
5%
Truck
preferred
3.878
3-10
3-31
3-10
Allied
3-25
3-11
Allied
Jioc
3-28
3-
7
Allied
$60c
Allied
Stores
Co.
A
(quar,)
4-
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
t$1.12Va
4-
1
3-
9
jsoc
4-
1
'quar.)
3-
9
25c
3-15
3-
1
19c
3-18
3-
4
20c
3-15
3-
5
30c
3-11
3-
4
j.
Bag-Camp
Investment Co.
Union
United
United
Pacific
Fuel
class
Gas
Paper
Corp,
Corp
Steel
RR.
(quar.)__'
(quar,)__-
Investments,
A
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
70c
*
•
3-11
2-26
15c
j.1
4.
1*
3-16
30c
4-
1
3-
7
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$75C
3-11
37%c
3-30
4%
preferred
Chemical
common
Gas
(111.)—
(quar.)
4Vi%
3-
1
Corp,
Co.
•
2-15
2-15
2-26
3-31
*
4-1
3-15
2-23
3- 1
12Vic
3-1
2-15
.
-
.
1
3-16
3-15
3- 3
3-10
2-11
2-16
3-4
4-
30c
common
(quar.)_
_
of
(increased)
Ltd.—
(quar,)
preferred
(quar.)
(Increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
1
4-
1
4-20
1
75c
3-
$1
common
Canada.
3-
30c
•
(quar.)
Mfg,
preferred
2nd
75c
45c
(initial-quar.)
Aluminium. Ltd.
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)__
American
Aggregates Corp.—
5%
1
30c
preferred
(quar.)
A His
(Louis)
Co.
(reduced)
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (Increased
quar.)
Aluminum Co. of.
America, com. (quar.)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
1st
3-11
3-
133/4C
4.02%
4%
2-26
1
Corp.—
preferred
Aluminum
1
2-15
2-15
3-18
3-11"
3-11
$30c
(quar.)
Co,
Allis-Chalmers
1
4-
4-
I
quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories (quar.)
New
j60c
Assn.
Electric
6%
2-26
3-26
3-15
6c Electric Light 6c Power
(quar.)
Tyler Refrigeration Corp
;__r_
Union
1
1
Tucson Gas
Union
(increased
3-31
5Vi%
,
30c
Co.
Business Machines, Inc.
Alleghany Corp, 6% preferred (s-a)
Allied Artists Pictures
Corp.—
3-31
(quarj
Union
2-26
class
I
(R. C.)
Co.—
(quar.)
Underwriters
Industries
Allen
.
3-11
35c
quar.)
Casualty
12 %c
Investment
Finance,
Class
6c
$1.06%
Construction
(quar.)
London
2
2-27
3-
4-
$1.05
>
1
g%
Life
12Vac
(quar.)
6c
preferred
3-10
4-
4-
$1.15
dividend
$1.12%
Corp.
(quar.)___
iVz%
pfd.
(quar.)__
Stores,
preferred
Tishman
1
25c
25c
-
3-1
3- 1
Bay Railway-
All
Inc, common (increased)
preferred (quar,)_
1
-,
25c
Hudson
6% preferred (quar.)
Algoma Steel, Ltd. (Increased
4%
1
11-
$1.25
8
Textiles,
(quar.)
;
common
8
American
1
ll-
$1.50
(quar.)
Allen
1
11-
40c
„
fquar.)
&
11-
$1.37Vi
preferred
(quar.)
Steel
4-
7
(quar.)
(quar,),_
preferred A (quar.)_____
4-
7
1
50c
2
3-
8-
$1
2
3-
1
$1
5-
3-31
7-22
7-22
7-22
10-22
10-22
10-22
10-22
1
50c
(quar.)
5-
3-31
7-22
8-
8-
50c
Gas
Stock
8-1
5-
$1
;
Wood
5%
4-23
2
4-23
4-23
50c
A
4.60%
4-23
2
5-
$1
•
:
5-2
$1
$1
I
(quar.).
(quar.)
Alabama Power Co,
Alan
3.15
ic
50c
B
$5.50
3-15
2c
5
$1.14
(quar.)____
(quar.)
2-11
2-26
2-24
2-5
2-29
2-29
2-18
2-18
3- 2
3-22
$1.19
Co.
i,r
3-
(quar.)
Utilities
1
3-1
15c
(quar.)__
$4.84
3-
__
$17c
(quar.)___
preferred
Texas
2-15
$1.12Vi
preferred
7
1
(quar.)_
$4.76
7
3- 2
3-
3-
$4.56
3-
3-25
-
62Vic
2-29
3-
3-11
10c
%■
t
(quar.)
3-31
3-31
30c
15c
series
class
3-10
4-
2-29
~
3-10
3-21
1
$30c
7Vic
'
<
4-
45c
3-10
preferred
»
$6 preferred
%'
1
3-10
50c
$4
1
$15c
Manufacturing
A
Alabama
5-
Co,
2-29
4-
(quar.)
Extra
*
3-15
3-10
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
3-
Texas
30c
2-19
31 %C
A-
Ltd.—
(quar.)_____
B
Class
(quar.)
3-7
3-15
3
3|
3-1
3-10
r
%
—
_
Refineries,
3- 1
1
5c
$28V8C
common
50c
B
Class
1
$1
Service
4-1
1
3-19
' ( *
(quar.)
Sugar
:
Co,
(quar.)
Extra
3-21
(quar.)
4-1
Extra
4-
Corp.
Products
By-Products
Class
2-16
1
2-12
$42 Vic
(quar.)___u
Metal
Brass
Class
8
Sun Chemical
15C
2-5
Extra
2-29
2%
1
"3-1
quar.)
Extra
2-29
Sunstrand
3-
35c
20c
preferred
Class
3-18
3-
3-10
(quar.)
3-10
-
1
3-15
Co.
2-26
3-31-
Paper Co, Ltd.—
Reduction, Inc,
3-10
3-31
div.)
of Rec.
10c
•
Company (quar.)_;
Express CO—l
-.
;
3-
5c
(stk.
(quar.)
(increased quarterly on
Wire
3-31
18%c
Trust
Holders
,3-15,
Extra
Air
5C
&
A
3-15
(quar.)
When
Payable
62Vic
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)
Aetna Casualty &
Surety Co.—
A
two-for-one stock split__
Agnew-Surpass-Shoe Ltd. (quar.)
Aida Industries, participating pfd.
3-11
spilt)
(quar.)
Bank
;,
2-26
4-
90c
A
;
'
35c
(increased)
Per
Share
-
(increased
6c
class
Adams
25c
Gas
dividends announced in previous
shares)
Missiles
"
3-
3-21
6c
Class
3-10
10c
(quar.)
&
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
Acme
4
10c
pfd.
(quar.)_-
preferred
$1.20
3-21
3-
3-
g
4-
1%
(stock
(quar.)__
Common
V
2-29
3.
3-10
$10c
give the
Acadia-Atlantic
3-15
3-
3-24
$1.31'/4
(quar.)
($50
Dairies
Power
5%
2-15
3-1
'
50c
Power—
Incorporated
4Vi %
30c
8
4
«
F.-Wrigley Stores, Inc.
Abrasive
25c
3-
4
3-
(quar.)___.
Inc, common
we
Common
Co.
3-12
3-
1
Wire—
Industries
Abbotts
(quar.)
5C
3-18
1
4-
Ltd
payment
Bros,
endorsed
2
Terstegge
Ltd.—
Co
1
4-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
C.
3-15
5-17
Insurance
50c
4-
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
&
preferred
AMP
&
37%c
(quar.)
3-18
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Spring
F
A
1
3c
i
class
National
Stratton
$1.06
—___
j
1
1%
Jewelry Co.
A.
5c
Co.
Mills,
4%%
(quar.)
3-1
V
4-
(quar.)
Name of Company
,
Stuyvesant
9
3-15
37Vic
—
..
3-15
3-25
$1
17Vie
—
-
J25c
3-10
3- 4
1
3-21
—
preferred
Below
3
1
58V2C
7
2-23
3-30
4-20
3-28
22Vic
3-
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
—4-15
4-
2-20
'
1
3-15
;
1
3-
2
J
7
S4
27c
$1.13
(N. Y.)
Insurance
dividend
Sterling
$1.06%
Power,
Land
Public
Screw
B
15c
(quar.)..
preferred (quar,)__.
preferred (quar.)___
Light &
Class
3-14
1
Service—
Ordinary (quar.).
Ouhu
quar.)..
A
preferred (quar.)
Scotia
>
9
10c
Corp., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Stonecutter
35c
Indiana
Nova
3-
2c
Standard
3-15
,
$1,21 V*
(quar.)—
Insurance Co,
.'
(s-a)
Financial
cents
97V2c
Engineering Works
Northern
2-19
'
51.31V4
Northern
4.22%
75
$1.02Va
(increased
Public
3-22
3-
B
Standard
90c
;
Corp, cl.
Northern
4V2%
4-
Class
9
85c
(quar.)
(qurr.)
Corp.
Cement
•
4-
3-16
3-17
Spalding (A. G.) (stock dividend)
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc, Class A___
60c
com.
preferred
(quar.)
3,60V. preferred (quar.i
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.).
4.85%
preferred
(quar.)
North American
3-30
il5c
$1.50
Power
Norris-Thermador
1
4-15
3- 7
;
10c
series)
Industries
Michigan
Steel
.
30c
4-15
4-11
(increased)
(increased)._
Gas Co,
Jersey
Southwestern
50c
1
iquar.)
(quar.)
Mining
3-
■
>20%
-
Wyman-Gordon Co.
5-
(quar.)
30c
3.40%
4'/<%
2
$1.09
Magazine
Mohawk
4-15
3-10
3-15
1
.
Woodward & Lothrop, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
„
27Vic
Co.
Electric
$1.18%
(quar.)
Telephone
Class
12-
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Niagara
2
50c
(quar.)
Auction
New
6%
6-3
9-
Carolina
South
47 Vic
(s-a)
Public Service,
preferred
Newark
7-4
9-30
20c
tquar.)
Gas
3-
4-11
*
& Sons Ltd, 5%
Products
South
t5c
2
(H.)
Sonoco
1
3-4
15c
$1,43%
iquar. 1
Natural
Orleans
4.36%
New
4-1
America—
preferred
4%%
3-20
$5c
$20c
of
(quar.)
Gas
3-
3-15
3-11
(quar.
30c
15c
Iquar.)
Telephone Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Electric
System
(quar.)
Haven
6#
_
(quar.)
Mining
New
Co.
Simon
Simplicity Pattern
$1.50
Co.
Oil
3-15
4-16
4-7
Lime
3-15
15c
2
3-
Yukon,
1
3-21
4-
dividend
4Vi%
3-
...
Co
(Los Angeles)
4-15
.
6c
»
4-
J20c
(quar.)
(1952
common
,
25c
(quar.)__Z_
dividend
Wisconsin
$1.12Va
_•—
.iii—
5-
3-
New
New
Shell
3-11
4-1
5-
Gold
3-
5-
(quar.)—
15c
3-25
England
England
New
16c
1
;
3-10
—..
Co.
30c
(quar.)
(reduced)
75c
Brunswick
New
3-
3-15
4-
Extra
'
Inc.—
(quar.)...
preferred
3-23
iLos Angeles)—
Company (quar.) J
Shelby Salesbook Co.__
Machine
Ltd.
3-
59%c
1
Leather
Seven-Up Bottling
3-11
1
3-
?
35c
(stock div.)_____
common
dividend
Stock
3-
12Vic
—
25
4-
Pass
Stock
3
3-24
3-23
4-
(quar.)
Inc, class A
75c
35c
7
•
(quar.)—
Stock
...50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Line
White
4-
—...
3-21
and
3-
1
;
,
3-1
3-31
-v
50c
(quar.)
series)
Williams-McWilliams
•
25c
(quar.)—
3-21
common-___„
Co,
3-17
^
1
income
-2-19
4-1.
in June.
preferred (quar.)^
Abitlbi
3-4
Car,
3-15
22Vic,
com.
1
_
Pipe
1
3-25
3-15
4-1
Steel
4-
5%%
25c
(quer.)
(quar.k
3-31
1-6-61
Gas
3-15
,
Co.—
(1955
Motor Co,
7%
1
Company
-
v
.
*3-
.
,
Telephone
preferred
White
5c
Co, Ltd.
(quar.i
Ruberoid
.
.
J5c
Oats
1
(s-a)
4-
gains)
Corp.
B
3-18
4-
20c
& Co.
4-
...
Co,
4-1
5%
.
-
(quar.)
conv.
(Common
—
(James)
Robinson
14c
Lead
4
(quar.);
W.)
Robertson
reduced!
preferred
4
3-
Carolina
Younker
(quar.)
common
Rich's, Inc. (quar.)
3- 7
1
Rhodes.
(quar.)__
<
3-
Insurance
preferred
Wheeling Steel Corp,
3-10
time).
4%%. preferred A (quar.)
4V2%
2nd preferred
iquar.)___.
4
3-28
,
.
—
Co.
Pulp & Paper
preferred
5%
50c
75c
(quar.)
Class
3-22
payable
Western Natural Gas
•5%
1
3-
3-28
iquar.)
21%c
(quar.i.
Class
3-15
,
1
3-
3-19
iquar.)
Metals
Reynolds
4
3-25
Inc.
Extra
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Co.
Ltd.
British-American Tobacco,
Bearer
1
(quar.)
International Investment Trust
Canadian
2-20
2-11
3-
r
,
1
1
...
J25c
-
Carolina
3%% preferred <quar.
3-1
'
$2
'
1
J20c'
,
Canadian
•
3-18
3...
,
f32V2c
Fund,-Inc.—
Canadian
•
1
;
6%" preferred:(1956-series).(quar,)_______,
-
2-15
.
ioc
Stratton Corp. -(quar.)—
British-American
2-15
4-
5-
13c
"■
3-15
Forgings, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.).:—.____
Canadian International Power—
3-15
1
A
(quar.)—_—,
Bristol-Myers Co., com.
3-1
75c
(quar.)
common
5%
pence
2-11
3-
1
3-15
preferred
Ltd,
3-15
3-31
—'—
Brillo Manufacturing (quar.)—
3-
v
.■
Celanese,
Canadian
2-15
3-31
f-100%
2-15
•
1
3^-15
stockholders)
&'Cable
Canadian-Ice
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
3-
27V2c
;Canadian General Investment, Ltd.
Extra
:
2-15
3-10
i
•
Sons
3-
3-15
(quar.)_
B
-Fromf. net
2-15
3-15
(initial)____-____----V'-*
&
3-15
27c
Insurance
25c
-
Ltd.—
- ', participating qlass A (quar:),-—-_—
Bridge
3-11
2-26
(quar.)__
$433Ac <
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse,* :Ltd.—
rr";'<**
' **•
New class A (initial)
$17J/2c
New class B (Initial)_________
^___
$15c
i
-•*
2-15
:
3-15
•
'-.20c
•
.
(quar.)—_
common
3-5
2-5
25c
General
y : 25c
_1-
tax)—
3-15
3-15
(quar.)_
convertible
$1.75
.
1
3-1
(quar.)
Canadian
75c
1
>
income
2-25
..
2-15
40c
'
■
3-
3-17
22Vfec
,
lncome_.;_i___—"1__ V
Electric,-Ltd.. (quar.)____'."v
4-1
35 c
r
•
3-15
-
quar.)_
General
4-1
$1.40
i.-r
(quar.)—
3-15
1
3-15
10c
.Canadian
'
1
3-
$1.41%
•
Corp.
1
4-
20c
■
2-17
1
3-
$1.05
'
'■:<
(quar.)—___________
4-
50c
.
,
——
3-
37c
; •
preferred;(quar,)_—:■
Brass
2-18
25c
(s-a)__.
A
.
Canadian
3-21
r
3-31
>'40c
J
2-19
*,
1
!
________—
1
•
25c
4;
2-15
3-
28'/«c
*
(quar.)
&
4
1
15c
-
;
Ltd, common (quar.)_1
preferred* (quar.)_..—_____—_—__—
$1
3-1'
2-
1
2-18
3-
3-
45c
__,
$1.25
•
3-15
60e
2-29
3-21
,
..
Packers. Ltd.—
A
Canadian
3-
*
3-2tt
25c
preferred
-
3-15
8
7-3
4-20
25c
(initial
Canadian Breweries,
-
2-5
2-5
4-
,
35c
Co. Ltd, common
preference
(quar.).:
Class
2-17
1
7-29
mmm'
Malting
Class
-
2-15
3-
•
2-19
3-
50c
-
3-
3-1
4-29'.
30c
____.
(quar.)%_L______-w^
Canada-Wire
Boyles Bros. Drilling Co.,
2-:i
62Vic
r
(quar.)
Co., com.
3-
(initial)
(quar.;)——
Ltd.
(final of 4.25'
new
8
10c
2-5
25c
(s-a)J^
Permanent Mortgage Corp. .(quar.)_
Safeway-, Ltd., 4.40% pfd.~ (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines,. Ltd.-(s-a)
Canada Vinegars, .Ltd.
(quar.)_.
;—
2-12
■
$1.25
ssffir——
^ll0ne & Telegraph
2-
1
$1.06 %
Z"
5V2preference (quar.)___
Co. (quar.)—___________——
Corp. of America (initial quar.)_.
$1.25
pattlcipfuS',7
S,acomTran8port, Inc-—
^crtlble preferred
(accumulative).
1
3-
1
Bowl-Mor
25c
C23 SS?Cor,>Class
Co.;
37%c
,
—--l::.::::
Plcture Industries
3-
-Bowling
•
3-31
quar.)
new
$1.05
Canada
.
2-li
3-11
3-
40c
*
nr.vr11 ®cods, com. (Increased
1 terred (quAr.)__
20c
5%
•
_
COm' (<,Uar )-"
-
5
2-5
3-1
c t20c
*
Canada
2-8
preferred (quar.—
f'
5 V2 % r preferred (quar.)
4
Bowater Mersey Paper Co.—
3-11
3-24
■
:40c
:
(«"«>
■a£in icd
AsSom:;,(,Motion
,
1
'
-Borg-Warner Corp., ;31/2% preferred (quar;)
Bowater Corp. of North America Ltd.— J
Brach
fquar.>_
^» PWefrrtC''gnuS?,CO"
AsSocj
1
3-
2-
3-1
•
,'$1.12V2
Class-B
A
*
•
_
Scmi
4%
•' 56 %c
:
Arr 0,J CorP*
(quar.)
Anp°m Llc,Uers CorP. (incrensed-annually)
Class**A (RquurC)°' (Del*)' common (quar.)
C°rp'' Ltd*
4-
35c
British
3-31
15c
—
(increased
Cos'
&
common
Holdings,
2
.*.*
Inc.
Corp.
Fisheries
less
'
'lrn»ld
5-
15c
dividend
New
Borax
2-4
>
4-15
<
35c
Cascade
Booth
2-23
3-4
$37
'
;
(quar.)
Aluminum
Stock
2-19
1;
common-__l—_
(quar.)—__________
6%
A
4'/2%
'
Tobacco,
Airplane
Boeing
Bohn
4-
$1.16%
1
Blue Bell,. Inc, • (quar.
;
1-29
3-15;
Co.
■>
1
3-
(quar.)
<fc. Laughlln,
Bloch Bros.
,1-29
3-15
25c
•
i
*
3-
3-15
-
,
com.
3-15
*i5c
preferred
Blaw-Knox
9
1-29
'
17 Vic
2-10
3-1
r,$l
(quar.)
Foundries
Class
.
'Canada
$17Vic
.
5.60%- preferred
1-29
1
59c
__
1
1-29
1,
$1.08%
*
_____
„___
4.757*
.
:
2-17
—
(quar.)
Blackstcne Valley Gas & Electric. Co.'—
4.25%. preferred (quar.
...
3- 1
2-15
com.
(initial)—_______
4.20%' preferred :(quar.)
2-10
3-1
3-
'
——,—
(Delaware),'"
Cement,
Mfg.
Canada
,
4
3-1
,60c
common
-
•;
3-10
3-
2-5
2-29
10c
Cement; Ltd.,
Class
'(increased-quar.)
Stock, dividend
:
V
2-10
1
Decker.
Common
•
2-19
3-
-*
30c
■,
V
3-1
' 75c
$25c
5%
common-.:-.'..
(quar.
3-
6%c
<
r
3-1"
Bag Col'
:>■
of
proval
-
Canada
$1.18% :
Hills Power-Ac Light Co.—^I/: ?
2-23
50c
V;
1
3-19
2-17
2-16
3-1
87,/ac.
>.
$1.30 -preference (quar.)
^
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd._
Canada & Dominion) Sugar Co. Ltd.
*
&
.
:,*"
4-
40c
2-17
1
2-27
30c
.
(quar.)_:
common-
preferred
Canada
3-10
_1j.
•
Z
,./'j :t
*
;Black
3-"4
3-9
1
8
10c
:
Co.
preferred
5.50%
2-15
4-
1
3-
California Western States Life Insurance Co.
Semi-annual (2-for-l split subject to
ap-
3
$35c
,Black
3- 4
3-15
•
1
;
Manufacturing Co. (quar.
Bird & Son, 5% preferred (quar.)
Black-Clawson CO." (quar.)______
4
:35c
2-15
3-
3-
j
-4-
.
J20c
convertible
5.40%
•
3-10
Bibb
2-10
1...
2-
1
1
••
'
com.
Limestone 4c
-•Bessemer
3-17
1
4_
$10c
,
3-
—
Ltd.,
preferred
5%
*•
2-15
3
4-
(quar.)_
(quar. )—L_
7% preferred (quar.) ________—
Berkshire
Hathaway Inc.
(increased)--——
3-17
"
3-31
1
3-
3-
(quar.)
Steel Corp.;
Bethlehem
•
3-31
Inc.
Co.,
common
5%
••
3-24
3-
5C
Manufacturing Co. (initial)--—l—_>•*!'.:•*..15c
Bergstrom Paper-Co,, class A (quar.)—i___
;15c
Class B
(quar.)
—____'—__________
15c
.
4
New
>•*
3-24
4-
Benson
5
3-
Bemis Brothers
5
3-
*
3-15
53 %c
(qua7.)
Gas.'mew
2-23
'
-
(quar.)
2-15
4
25c
(quar.)
new
4-
•
% Z $25c Z'.v.
_____
2-15
'
25c
t
V
1
Howell,
2-29
*2oC
4(4% preferred (quar.)
434% preferred (quar.)_
■
3-15
;
25c
43%c
(quar.)_
—
7-
_
2
.v
'
3-;8
40c
$2.25
)__:
Co.
I.
•-
-
1
35c
inc.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
California-Pacific Utilities—
3-35
3-15
3-
4-10
/
35c
California Cold Storage <fc Distribution.:
Electric Power
(quar.)
:-
.
25c
$1.25
^
California-Ink
3-15
$1.25
v
Corp.—
Co.
1
4-1
4-
6'
-
$1>
4-30
(quar.)
Calaveras Land <fc Timber
2
25%.
:______
Co.- (quar.)
Gossett
2-
1%
a,
Belknap Hardware: & Mfg.,
—•4%
preferred
(quar.)
1
1
7Vic
1 •:
3-
3-
1
*
_____
com.
l':
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Belding Hemingway, Inc,
3-
3-
*
Mfg..
3-
30c
.
dividend—
Savers
Shoe
2-19
3-18
50c
3-'7
3-10
37 Vic
-
i
preferred (quar.)
Arkansas
8
3-11
*•
S.)
1
1
•
Butler's Shoe Corp, common (quar.)_
4'/at% preferred (quar.)^_____________
Bymart-Tintair, 50c preferred (accum.)
2-17
3-
3-18
-4-30
$.00875
2-15
.
s
California
...
4-12
34!ic
-
(quar.)_
preferred
-
30c
•.
J-.50 preferred
4-11
3-20
10%
___,,Z.--
_______
(quar
•
7 Vic '
Life
4
2-15
3-15
Terminal
2-25
4-
&
Terminal
2-17
3-
1
3-18
.
3-1
17'/2c
9
3-1
...
_
common
2,
4-6
40c
.
(quar.)
2-19
;
1
3-
20c
Buildings
(quar.)
Butler Bros., Inc. (quar.) a.,*,
6-10
4
$50c
:
(quar.)
7%
,
1
3-10
4-
<5%
Co
Bush
:
'
.
(quar.)—
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.—
■,
7-
Forge
2-15
3-15
..
(quar.)__
Bush
3-
75c
,_^-
.-
preferred
;
^Belden
3-11
.
(A.
4%%
3-11
-
Corp.,
-(quar.)
c Servlce Co-
4-
2
/'
f
3-
3-11
82 %c
»
:
ArfzonaCRrP'* Ltd'' common (quar.).——
ArizS pS,corSorat,on (stock dividend)
preferred
12
$1
(quar.)ZZ__
common
4-
$1
Oil
V^her-Danicls-Midland
-
1
Beck
4-2
_*
(initial)
n", **"!» Co
Beech-Nut
4-
30c
(quar.
Inc.
v
1
25c
,
(quar.) 1
Class
A
(quar.)____
$1.40 preferred (quar,.—u__—
1
2%
1
3-15
3-1
15c
»
_
-
Corp.- (quar.)__
Burton-Dixie Corp. (quar.)
2-10
*
3-
3-11
3-11
2-15
.
15c
-Quarterly
2-29
1
1
Burroughs
3
2-
3-
;:■}
-
3-
1
3-15
,
12 Vic
(quar.)—
5
40c-
•
•
-
Lumber Ltd.—
3-
3:,
Burns
3-25
3-15
$$l
3-
70c
--*4.20%- preferred
(quar.)
4V2%-2nd preferred (quar.)—
3-25
-
30c
3-11,
..
<
Co.—
Distilling
preferred
2-
43 %c
-
>
^ rSan"cIiAn,Tele^one. class A (quar.)_
Qua"rterly0Un
Development Co., Ltd.
Extra
vLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ^"7"-""*"*-""
Ajgostura-Wuppermann CorpZTquar.)ZZZZZ3
pools
*
5%
(Alienor Post
Products
Anheuser-Busch,
-
1
:
-
Common
'
.Amoskeag Co.. $4:50 preferred
(quar.)
Anchor
Casualty Co., common (quar.)
preferred
4-
4-20
%
(stock
$5
4-20
21C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
2-11
,
$1.06
$1.75
1
1
t30c
(quar.)^
preferred
V»,
1
44-
t*
(quar.)__
Burlington Industries, common
3'/2% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
3-25
10c
Paper Co. Ltd.—
Foods
•
*4-
>
1QC
...'$1,25
Bullock Fund, Ltd.* (from net investm't
Bullock's Inc., (increased)
3-25
A:_'_
Optical
Mills,
3-23
2-29
50c
(quar.)__
&
Beaunit
.
2-18
3-"4
25c
•
(quar.)
____
nderson-Priehard
*•
4-20
4-20
'
•
___^_
Corp,
-Beatrice
2-23
3-31
*
40c
u
_
B.)
Bearings,'Inc.
2-23
1
3-
$1.25
___
common
(J.
Beaver
(quar.)..
!
dividend
(quar.)_^
Inc. (quar.):_
Cigars,
Beam
1
2-15
__i__ ;•
(inrreasec:)i__
preferred
Bayuk
1
8-19
3-
100%
-(quar.)
Lomb
4%
3-
9-19
35c
Stock dividend
(quar.)________
(quar.)
<quar.)_
A
&
Common
1
5-20
Z '/: $1
,
(quar.)_
com.
2-17
2-11
10c
(quar.)
Company,
5%
2-19
6-20
(increased)^.-™, •:V"
Industries
Works
Power
Class
Sanitary
"
preferred
Iron
3-
■
3-15
3-21
50c
—
>'
3-21
2
3-
3-1*4
5c
B
Buffalo
8-19
10c
Furniture
3-17
1
3-15
9-19
a
(quar.)
2-15
1
4-
'
10c-
,
.
•
dividend
A
Class
Budd
$1
a
95c
25c
&
Class
5-20
B_i_
Bathurst
'
$1.25
(quar,)__
6%
preferred, (quar.)
!
American Writing
Paper (quar.)___
■
1
4-
30c
pfd.
Refining,
Electric
2-15
.
3-1
(quar.20c
B
(quar.)
preferred -(quar.)
Stock
2-19
1
5
3-
3-1
:
$1.60.,,
Extra
2-15
$1
(quar.)_
dividend)
Bassett
15c
.___
(quar.)
_;
5.50%-preferred
SJ35
2-10
1
3-21
10c
3-23
70c
.
(quar.).^
Brunswig Drug Co.
•
Barry Control Inc.; class
1
3-
6-20
<•'
2-29
in¬
^
Bascom Rope
J$5 preferred
-
2-15
37Vic
.
&
4%
•
1
37Vic
.
/..'I
3-11
'
3-31
1
2-29
3-15
4
3-
$36c
(quar.)__^
Building &. Equipment
50c
______
$31 %c-
(quar.)~__"_____Co., com. (quar.)i.
Barber Oil Corp. (Stock
Barden Corp. (quar.)__
5-20
Seal-Kap Corp. of Delaware—
(quar.)___
__I
British
3-15
$50c
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
Buckingham Freight Lines, Inc.. (S. D.)—
3-22 7:
3-
'
J37,/2c
Class
4
$1
2-29
1
3-
4-
37 Vic
Trust Co.
(stock
Barber-Ellis of Canada Ltd
Barber-Greene Co.
(quar.
2-19
3-15
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Bankers
1
6-
200%
-
62 Vic
r
2-15
3-
3-25
(quar.)
7%' preferred
50c
___
American Vitrified
Products
Ainerican Water
Works—
52.36
2-26
2-25
3-
A
dividend--:.
American Tobacco Co.
5^.40
Bank
3-10
-
2-26
Bausch
com.
(quar.)
2nd
Hydro
3-15
40c
_
.
1 Vi %
■■■•
preferred (quar.)
4V*% -preferred (quar.)__;
3-10
50c
I—
Stock
.
Bangor
2
3-10
25c
A
1
4-- 1
.
30c
_______
$1 in
51.10
2-11
40c
.
Extra.
Anthony
3-
preferred
1
less
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
2-15
3-18
3-7
(s-a)
Sharpe Manufacturing (quaT.)_
Brown
Shoe Co.
(increased)
Bruck Mills, Ltd.,-class A <accum.)
Bruning (ChaTles) Co., new (initial quar.)
2-19
3-
.
25c
,
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Baltimore Radio Show
5
1
3-22
32 %c
7% preferred
(quar.)
ZIZZIZZIIZZZIIZZZ
American Sumatra Tobacco
(quar.)_._,_.
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Title Ins. Co.
(Miami)
(quar.)
4 4%
3-
3-
$1.31%
A
(quar.)
American Sugar
*
4%
2-
1
Gobain—
convertible
si.75
3-15
4%
2-
5
RR.,
'•
3-15
1
2-29
20c
,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__i.__
2-19
1
3-
25c
Chemical,
American Stores Co.
.Stock dividend
-
20c
quar.)
;American Seating Co.
American
Smelting & Refining
■■
3-
IOC
^
(increased)
&
common
St.
preferred
5'i
3-18 %
*
Ohio
Bigelow
•
2-19
4-
.ZZ
3-7
4-1
t69c
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—
r•
Class1"A (quar.)—
7
3-15
.
3-7
1
(quar.)
Brown
^
Common
&
4%
split.—
(quar.)___
preferred
American
2-15
Class
quarterly
preferred
American
1
$1.12%
$5 special preferred (quar.)__
American
Radiator
&
Standard
,
3-
25c
r
,
Common
Baltimore
3-15
1
10%
preferred
Brown
V.'.v
4-
*4-
(quar,)—
Ltd. + (final
&
;
2-16
3-
3-7
t$l.l9
,
.
1-15
1
3-25
10c
■(quar.)__litil-il
2-23
2-23
i
1
162'/2c
,
(quar.
Oxygen,
tax) _1
$3.80
*:
ZZZZZ-ZZZZ
(quar.)
-
convertible preferred
5%% 2nd preferred
1
.
(quar.)____.
1.
Inc.— "
5%
;
1
32V2«
Optical Co. (quar.)..
Photocopy Equipment—
American Potash
$4
7
3-
v:
(quar.)___
stock
Products,
(B. T.), Inc. 5% conv. pfd. A
(quar.)
Bailey Selburn Oil <fc Gas, Ltd.—
2-26
3-
'15c
:*
Company (stock dividend
3-
(quar.)
com.
F.
40c
$4
(quar.)
Inc.,
3-
3-10 A
S.
1-15-61
$12 %c
preferred
preferred
5 '/2% --preferred
Broderick
America—
Babbitt
Motors Corp.—
New common
American
Foundry
B.
3-31
16'Ac
(quar.)_____
three-for-one
A
*
&
Climax
2-25
2-25
>
10-15
,$35c
3-7
3-7
4-
Edison Co., 5.60% pfd.r
(quar,)____
6.40% -preferred, (quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas——
-'
7-15
10-15
5c
4-1
-4-1
f56c
-
4-15
7-15
$4c
t$l
t53c
;
Brockton
2-25
4-15
y'"-V:A
non-voting. Non-cum. pfd
Products (quar.)
1_.
Ayrshire Collieries (quar.)___
30c
,*
Machine-
Metal.
Steel
3-10
25c
25c
(initial quar.)
30c
■
J.)
60c
ZZZZZZZZZZ
"
1
25c
Ltd.—
(quar.)_________
$1.16
•
V
N.
3-10
3-10
'
(quar.)___
(Newark,
«"
•
■*:; 30c
American Laundry
American
2-10
*
50c
__
International Corp
Investment Co. of Illinois(quar.)
—1
American
11-30
3-10
v
30c
<
prior preferred (quar.)—
Machinery (quar.)—7__
5!>%
12-15
Co.
3-
of Rec.
(quar.)___
(quar.)_-__—
come
2-19
...
25c
Avon
30c
____
American
•
8-31
12 Vic
...
American; Insurance
5-31
9-15
3-15
Holders
(qugr.).,,
British
2-26
? 3-15
When
Payable
.
British Columbia
Packers, Ltd., class A
* - Class
B
(s-a)
2-19
3- 9
50c
25c
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Ltd. (quar.)
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Canteen Co.~of
Automatic
6-15
$55c
.
43/v%
'
:
Ltd.—•
preferred
5%
2-19
•
_
New common
25c
—
1
-(quar.)
'■■'•i Class A
3-15
1
25c
Foreign Power Co. (quar.)
American Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)__
Class B (quar.)
American Hardware (quar.)
:V
American Hoist & Derrick (quar.)
American Home Assurance Co.—
Common
(increased)
$4.64 prior preferred
(quar.)
3-
.>•
preferred
Co.
preferred
"
2-19
1
Electric
V2%
/
.
■
'v
Mines,
Plastics
4
2-19
1
(Tulsa, oida.MquarZ)
Electric Service
4-
25c
American <te
Insurance
Common
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
V, (Quarterly
(
3-15
,
$1.50
,
,
2-
3-
3-
Par
Share
4'4%
'
4
3-11
$1.15
•
4
4
2-
1
;
Columbia
4%
2-19
3-11
3-
Refining, common (quar.)Z-Z^i Z.
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)_
%
Powder Co. (quar.).
_ZZZZZZ,Z
62 y2C
<
$1.12 Vi
ZZ_ZZZ~ZZ
3-15
3-
:
1
'
Name of Company
-j.
1-29
$1.11
(quar.^
3-15
43%c
1
3-
45c
Atlantic Acceptance
Corp., Ltd.
5V2% preference
(s-a)
Atlantic
"
rican
(quar.)
2-29
preferred
4.60%
:
'<•
of Rec. '
3-31
„
25c
.
«1 25
Florida)
3-15
3-
25c
(quar.)__JlZZZZ
25c
——-
7% preferred (quar.)
Can Co.,
2-29
.
Holders
British
30c
ZZZZZZZZZ
(quar.)_I_
4,/2%
3-15
Payable
Co.
-
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
4.44%
Biltrite Rubber Co.—
1st preferred (quar.)-————
•)nd
preferred (quar.)
—
imprican Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Ry.
Air Line
Ry. (s-a)___
$4.50
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of
Conn. (Increased)
..:
60c
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
Co.
(quar.)
50c
Atlanta Gas
'
.
Fe
When
Share
:
Santa
(quar.)
Athey Products Corp.
Atlanta & Charlotte
2-11
3-10
&
Common
and
arrears
quarterly
current
include
all
3-
Par
Name of
Company
2-15
$1.10
Beverage Corp., 20c prior pfd.____
American
1
of Rec.-
3-
87'/2C
-
(quar.)
Bakeries
Holders
Payable
25c
preferred (quar.)
,'w.Hcan
When
Share
\
Airlines, Inc., com. (quar.)
of Company
same
(quar.)
Ltd.—
-
.
$25c
4-
1
1
3-
J
1
•'
and -registered
(Interim—7 pence
British income tax but less ex¬
registered - (final payment of
<11 pence free of British Income tax but
less expenses of Depositary deduction)__
l
^
Steel
Products
:
Corp.
Central Charge Service—*
,
of Depositary deduction
Extra
Ceco
4
of
penses
Bearer
r-
-
$6
^
4-11
non-cumulative
Central-Coal
&< Coke
2-25
Central
Detroit
Central
Electric &
and
:$25c:
-
(quar.)
•--*
-—
-
Corp.
(special)
(quar..)
2-15
2-29
2-20
25c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
.
3-15
'
—
1—
3-31
35c
•-
preferred
Warehouse
2-29
30c
'
2c(
'
Gas—s
*
$1.50,
3-15
3-
1
6-
9
4-26
.
4.75%
B
preferred
(quar.)____t.
593Ac
2-29-
2-19
The Commercial
(908)
12
Share Payable ofRec.
25c
3-21
3-10
25c
6-21
6-10
ol Company
Ry.
Georgia
of
Central
Co.,
(quar.)™
com.
(quar.)
Common
Common
•
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
l"-
12_2i
J1-"
*}■£{
*}•«.
$1*rj
■»
"
3-18
38c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
4%
dividend
Stock
Central
Steel
Central
™:
S. A
Co.—
Aircraft
5%
'6%
co
America—
ox
J"t:>
Preferred
ts-ai
i4c
30c
S1.12A
preferred (quar.)
Oil & Refining—
convertible preference
_
—
Champlin
«5c
4ac
30c
2%
25c
(quar.)
Spark Plug Co. (increased quar.)
B.) Company (quar.)
Chase Manhattan Bank (stock dividend)
(A.
Corp., common (quar.)—
Chemetron
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.V
4V%
4W
$106
SI.18V
10c
——
~
Chemway Corp. (quar.)
unaddla Telephone Corp.—
4(^V
preferred tquar.)—™™™_„_™__™,
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc (quar.)
Chesapeaxe & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3 A% - convertible preferred (quar.)
■
-
Industries
Aerial
Chicago
SI.12V
75c
SI
87 Vc
5c
$1.50
52
50c
62'Ac
25c
(quar.)
Cmca&o. Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Dock
Chicago
Canal
&
(quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry. Co., com. «quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)™__—
™—._™___
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.>„
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
Series a'preferred (quar.)
—
Series a preferred (quar.)
X
Series A preferred (quar,)™.™-—™Series
A
Chicago
preferred
P-ivet
Chicago
Macnine
&
Co.
Chicago Towel Co., common
convertible
$7
7%
Cab
preferred
Chrysler
(quar.)
Securities,
Christiana
—
common—
(quar.)™
Corp.
Enquirer.
Cincinnati
Gas
Inc
Electric
&
4%
Cincinnati.
5%
5%
Cities
City
Transit
Service
Co.
Investing
Co.
Co.,
City
Title
City
tquar )
5'A%
Corp.
froducis
City
(reduced)
;
pfd.
.
Co.
Y.)
Water
Co. of Chattanooga
preferred (auar.)
5%
Civic
Finance
Civil
Service
Clark
Co,
$4.50
Cleveland
4V%
3-1
2-10
Continental
Steel
3-11
2-19
(2-Ior-l
3-10
3-11
3-10
3-1
3-1
3-15
t-to
2- 5
Cook
guaranteed
2-15
2-15
3- 1
preferred
Coleman
Company,
6%
$3.50
Collins
preferred
Colonial
Class
Acceptance
A
common
Colonial
Corp.
Colonial
Sand
Colonial
Stores,
of
eommon
4%
preferred
5%
Inc.
$5.25
Coro,
Power
Co..
4- 1
3-12
3-31
.
(monthly)
(monthly)
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
Common
Columbia
Broadcasting System
Columbian
Carbon
Co.
Combined
Enterprises,
Combined
Insurance
(quar.)
Co.
of
Amer.
Combined
Paper,
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Discount
Common
Co.
<Cosden
participating
Participating
Commercial
class
3-
3-
3-
3-15
H.),
Petroleum
Wheat
Cream
of
3-21
Crestshire
3-15
Shearing ic
Co.
preferred
Land
(Philadelphia)
Class
B
Title
C°cnio«nlty PubUc Service
5.72%
preferred series A
convertible
redeemed
share
plus
Insurance
Milk
Crown
Cork
Crown
Cork
preferred
on
this
March
(entire
1
dividend)
at
issue
Duke
i%
2-10
2-16
5-2
:
4-1
(quar.)
A (quar.)
3-
3-11
2-29
3-15
3-
1
2-19
2-26
International.
1
2-
8
3- 1
2-18
3-
1
2-12
6-
1
5.12
4- 1
3.12
7- 1
6-11
4-
3.34
$3
35c
50c
40c
40c
40c
;
-
8
3-11
4-
2-
3-10
UOc
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
12'Ac
3-
1
2-
5
50c
3-10
2-25
5c
3-11
2-24
4-15
3-23
2-29
2-10
Duro-Test
25c
3-30
3-16
25c
4-
i
3-
4
2-19
25c
3-30
50c
>
40c
2-26
4-
4
Air
Eastern
Gas
3-
4
2-23
4-'/2%
3-
1
2-28
Eastern
3-31
3-18
•
•
10c
5-
2
Eastern
States
3-10
2-16
5-16
4-14
5-16
4-14
%
3-
1
1
3-11
$1
3-10
2-25
Edison
4-15
4-
3-
1
2-16
28c
6-
1
5-17
40c
4
1
3-
3-15
Daitch
Crystal
(quar.)
V
3-10
2-26
3-12
2-26
3-
1
1
2-15
4-
1
3-15
(s-a)
1
1
$1.37'A
3-
1
2
4-15
3-
1
2-15
preferred
(quar.)___
1
3.
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
3-15
3-
55-
1
5-1
1
3.22
3-22
3-
l
2-18
25c
3-15
2-18
3-15
2-18
$8
realized
Mfg.,
a
A
:
of New York
(quar,)_™
(quar.)
Inc,
Stores
Electrographic Corp.
3-23
2-23
Electronics
3-15
3-
4
Elastic
4-15
4-
5
Electric Auto-Lite
Co.
3-18
Electrolux
(quar.)
4-
Elizabethtown
3-30
4-15
2-29
1
5
2-15
4-
1
4-
5
3-15
3-
1
2-15
3-15
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
1
2-15
3-
3-15
2-29
3-
1
2-15
3-
3
2-
40c
25p
3-
33-
3
2-
3
2-
1
1
1
1
2-15
20c
3-18
3-
4
3-15
3-
2
31'Ac
70C
3-
1
Ltd.
3-14
(quar.);
15c
3-31
3-15
30c
3-10
3-
1
(quar.)
25c
3-21
3-
1
3-
1
2-19
$1
3-
1
2-19
15C
3-31
3-
9
on
class
A
and
class
Productions
10%
(See
1-23
Walt
Gas
(quar.)
receipts
25c
34c
District
5%
Electric
5%
t30c
3-
15c
(quar.)__
com,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
43A%
Emporium
Endicott
4%
Capwell
Johnson
preferred
Ennls
Business
Equity
Forms
Corp.,
A
Coe
Fabrex
(N. Y.)
10c
3-8
3- 1
3-30'
2-15
22'AC
30c
(quar.)
common
pfd.
15c
„„
2-29
2-15
2- 9
2-2J
$1.45
3-15
3-15
3- 1
4J 1
4- 1
3- 1
30c
(quar.)
j
5.80%
3-22
2-15
2" 3
2-5
2- 5;
2- 5
.
87'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric,
1-J"
2-29
3- »
3-i»
Inc.—
'
preferred
3-31
3-10
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
85c
& Reed,
(quar )
Fairmont Foods Co.,
River
4c
5%
dividend)
(quar.)™
\
Gregg
3-11;
25c
(stock
preferred
Corp
&
3-31
$1.09
Bearings (increased quar.)
Lanes, Inc. (quar.)
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
4%
8c
3-21
433Ac
Fafnir
Fall
50c
3-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR. gtd. (quar.)_
Erie Reisistor. 90c pref.
(quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
Faber,
3-io
3- 2
2-15
2-15
2-19
4-
16'Ac
common
preferred
1
3-1
4-
(quar.)
Erie &
5%
3-15
3-
2-15
2-24
3-22
3-17
$1
(quar.)
Halsey
4-22
3-31
4- 1
3-10
1
1
3- 1
3-1
3- 1
3-22
3- 1
25c
;
Inc.
common
3-15
3-11
2-15
40c
(quar.)„
Inc
Erdman, Smock,
Class
>$1.18%'-'
r
(quar.)___
common
common
preferred
Fund,
$1.25
(quar.)_.
convertible
Equity
Co.
Corp.,
Equitable Gas Co.,
$2
Co.,
preferred
4- 1
3'*®
J37%c
3-11
3-31
2'f
50c
12'Ac
35c
40c
$1
(initial)
3-1
2'ti
2-15
Brewing
conv.
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
,
Players Canadian. Ltd. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar,)__™_
Farrel-Birmingham
(interim)
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)
3-15
40c
112'Ac
Emery Air Freight Corp. (initial quar.)
Industries (quar.)
Farmers & Traders
Ltd.—
4-15
3-19
30c
Consolidated
(Syracuse. N. Y.)
deposit
25c
60c
(quar.)_
Famous
3-10
Disney)—
Co.,
America
(quar.)
Emery
6%
B
(payable in class B stock)
2- 1
4-1 |
3- 3 j
15c
Empire
Falstaff
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp.—
2-29
50c
(quar.)
2-18
3-25
Co.
(quar.)
(Walt)
Com.
of
3-31
3-31
3- 1
3c
Nut Corp.
Excelsior Insurance
30c
Disney
Emco,
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Investment
Stop
4.36%
25C
(quar.)
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
Fair
Corp.
dividend
2-10
2-10
3- 4
2-15
Diebold,
Inc,
1
3-11
Dictaphone Corp., common
4% preferred (quar.)__
American
3-
Cement
1
3-
3-11
$2
Corp.
Portland
3-
$1.21 Ve
1
40c
(quar,)
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)_
Devoe & Raynolds, new com. (initial)
Diamond
$1.25
series)
(1958
1
30c
(quar.)
Development Corp. of America—
Diana
2-10
(quar.)__™
preferred
preferred
1
12'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
2nd
'$4,875
3-
50c
security profits)
Supply Co.
3- 1
!_
(quar.)_
4-
lVc from net
distribution of
(quar.)
common
Steel
of
Inc
common
$1.60
1st preferred
4-
12'Ac
(increased)
(quarterly
income plus
3- 1
25c
$.006'A
debenture
Distillers
to
per
4
;.
1
$1.42
20c
3-22
1
3-
$1
Fund
-Voting
2-19
20c
3-19
60c
common
B
Dennison
Detroit
3-
(quar.)___,
2-15
Detroit Stamping
3-31
(quar.)___;
preferred
3-
1-29
2-1C
preferred
5.68%
1
3-
1
5.50%
1
Dentists'
3-
2
4-
2-26
2-26
3-
2-26
3-
2-15
1
3-15
50c
3-10
3-15
-
3-10
97'Ac
Lines.
(quar.)
(quar.)™™_™_™„™™
5.65%
(quar.)
3-11
1
preferred
2-26
C
Air
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
1
87'Ac
&
from
$1.35
1
3-
1
2-15
11c
$1.34
4-
$1.41'A
4-
2-15
Delta
$1.18
■
1
3-
1
Investment
i
2-26
2-26
2-26
2-26
2-26
2-26
3- 4
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
4-
3-
1
Properties
3-18
3-15
3-
3-
Monte
1
$1.34
9c
Company (quar.)
Dejur-Amsco Corp., class A
2-16
5-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
El Paso Natural Gas, common
(quar.)™__
3-
Delaware
3-
(quar.)
preferred
-$5.40
preferred
93%c
2-16
3-
preferred
$5.36
2-29
4-
$1.12'A
—™™„.
-5.36%
93 %c
2-16
6Vc
(quar.)
2-15
3-12
29c
$1.03
(quar.)™
3-15
50c
$1.06'A
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
3-1
(quar.)
1
(incr.
2-26
3-15
$1.37'A
B
1
62'/2c
preferred
3-4
3-15
$1.06'A
2-26
4-8
25c
(quar.)
1
.
3-15
preferred
A
3-
3-7
-
-5'A%
preferred
3-
3- 7
32'Ac
$1.02'A
preferred
Del
1
4-1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar,)™_____
Class
1
4-
preferred
3%%
3
5-
45c
125c
com.
$4.72
*
4
3%%
i-29
3-29
4-8
4.10%
15c
(quar.)™
preferred
3-14
1
4'A%
12'Ac
Inc.
(special)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common
3.90%
4
J37'Ac
common
50c
20c
3-10
Electric Co.,
933Ac
(quar.)
Day
Deere
4'5-
2-19
8c
3-18
2-16
3-15
125c
Inc.,
20c
3-18
2-29
1
$1.50
(quar.)
>
^
3-11
3-15
-4-
$1.75
(quar.)
;■<
(quar.)
1
2-16
3-15
2-19
$1.15
*
Co
Door
common
(quar.)
Dairies (quar.)
1
1
1
22'Ac
(quar.)___
Stores
preferred
Paso
$5
4-
3-31
2-29
4-
1
20c
3-25
3-
1
1
4-
2-29
4-
3-
Corp.—
preferred
2-15
3-28
90c
50c
4-
8%
3-15
2-29
$1.12'A
"/ 7'Ac
—
25c
3%% series A preferred (quar.)__
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)
Daryl Industries (initial)
Mines,
2-10
25c
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
common
2-29
1
3-
25c
(initial quar.)™
Mills,
preferred
3-15
$1.50
(quar.)
common
$4.12
*
Metallic
River
5%
2-19
12'Ac
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Dan
3-25
3-31
El
A
Bros.
6.40%
2-10
4-
Class
4'A%
3-10
3-21
3-10
3-10
(quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)
3-31
40c
(quar.)
(accum.)__
Co.,
preferred
4-
28c
—
<"
■
3-15
v
—
Eddy Paper, Ltd., com.
i5c
(quar.)
'
-
(quar.)
lquar.)_;
2-10
Curtis Publishing—
2-10
1
Kodak
Corp.
t25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
3-4
•
1st
60c
common
3-4
(Maryland)—
2-15
3- 1
3-
5%
6-15
Corp.,
3-4
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
9-15
Cigar
2-19
25c
Co.—
(accum.)
1
1
common
3- 1
3-10
3-4
25c
3-
1
G.
3-4
3-15
4- 8
30c
t$1.75
—
common
2-29
9-29
W\
4-1
% "
$1.05
(quar.)
7-
New
3-4
2-19
31'4c
31'Ac
preference A (quar.)
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
4-
3-4
preferred B
$3.60
*
$1.75
4-1
preferred A
$6
1
3-15
Water
common
Steel
Corp.
$7
Eastman
-
$1.75
prior
3-4
4-1
4-1
4-1
4-1
10c
(quar.)__._
Stainless
$1.75
$1.60
,4-1
(quar.)
Eastern
9
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-15
(quar.)_
prior
52V2C
467/sc
50c
51'Ac
51 %c
52V2C
%
Asso.,
Assn.,
4-15
preferred
$4
Racing
2-
Sugar—
Engineering
4- 8
j—
(quar.)—
preferred
1
preferred
preferred
2-23
4-25
4-25
4-1
•
_____
Interurban
Fuel
&
4-
25c
1%
$1
3- 1
3-14
com.
Lines
5-2
7%
Cuno
$1
\
-
A
preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores
3-1
3-15
87V2C
$1.12%ry
27'/2c
(quar.)——
3-
ioc
J50c
(quar.)
2-25
3-15
■'*
&
preferred
Eastern
:
-7%
„
6%
2-29
i.,,
(quar.)_
pfd.
2-25
$1.50
(quar.
new
Louis
St.
East
3-18
50c
Co.,-$1.12
preferred
3-
1
40c
Ltd
Land
2-25
1
3-16
3-10
(Initial)
East Kootenay Power. Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
Eagle-Pitcher,
28 VBC
(quar.)_
A
!
4-
conv.
3-10
—
(quar.))_____
(quar.)J—™_„
Ltd.
2-25
10c
Corp.—
$32
Li.-.—
•
2-16
3-28
pfd. (1956 series) (quar.)
Sulphur & Potash Co. (quar.)—
5%
3-10
3-22
3-15
•
;-933,4C
—___.
-
1
3-11
3-21
5c
(quar.)—
A
2-20
3-
Co.—
&
(quar.)_„
flDuriron Company
-Duval
class
3-10
/
•
$1.31'A
30c
Inc.—
3-1
$1.34
45c
•
(interim)™—
Corp.
Dura
3-21
3-15
$1.75
•
>
9
3-45
1
$1.25
Nemours
de
1
4-15
4-
35c
(quar.U_„___
common
(quar.—
preferred (quar.)—;
preferred (quar.)
—______
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)
$2.10 preferred
(quar.)
\
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.15%
preferred (quar.)—
4.20%
preferred (quar.)—_—.—
2-19
15C
I.)
•
25c
$4.50
2-29
com. (quar.)
—-
$3.50
3-11
100%
(increased).
Cuban-American
3-
3-25
10%
liquidating!
class
&
$1.12
Common
75c
Corp.,
Crum
&
8
t25c
Crush
Oil
2-
(E.
65c
Co.,
Co.,
Forster
1
40c
(quar.)
Zellerbach
3-
~35c
duPont
2-15
J15c
tl5c
tl5c
preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-
J15c
B
3-30
2-15
34%c
preferred (quar.)___
Dun
&
Bradstreet
(increased)
Dunham-Bush, Inc., common (quar.)™,
5%
.
Co.,
preferred
1
1
(quar.)
5.36%
4
2-25
3-
3- 1
3-15
—-
(quar.)
Co.
3.
3-11
30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
3.04
3-11
75c
—
Furniture
Power
7%
1
3-15
40c
—
Crystal
3-
12'Ac
3-15
21c
3-15
4%
Corp.,
Drexel
.
Cyprus Mines Corp.
$1.43
$25.50
t31V4C
*15c
15c
20c
tl5c
50c
preferred (quar.)___™„_
Dresser Industries
(quar.)
.——
Drewery's, Ltd. U. S. A. (quar.)
—
75c
(quar.)
Seal
Extra
1
Co.
(quar.)_-
2-15
Rockaway RR.
&
Driver-Harris
™____„
International,
&
preferred
Stock
(quar.)
2-29
(quar.)
Chemical
Dravo
4
Co
3-
70c
Co.
Dover
50c
(quar.)
Crowley's
2-19
$1.31'/4
(quar.)
2-16
4
(quar.)_^
(partial
Corp.
3-15
$1.16
(quar.)
3-15
1
4
Corp
3-10
50c
(quar.)™
1
3-
3-
Cutler-Hammer
ioc
(quar.)
4-
.
3-
(quar.)
Inc.
Dl-Noc Chemical Arts,
Stamping
3„i0
t62V'2C
—
preferred (quar.)
3-
—
(Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Crossett Company, class A
2-24
3C
;
6%
3-15
?Cribben & Sexton Co., 4V2% conv. pfd. (quar.)
2-29
15c
(quar.)
2-19
3-15
(quar.)——_
Corp.
Petroleum
2-29
70c
Edison, common
preferred
(quar.)
Commonwealth
be
W.
Creole
1
Corp.—
preferred
3-15
3-15
_i.
Co., common (increased)
3V%
preferred (quar.)
2-10
1
25c
(auar.)
preferred
$0.0893
(increased)
$4.20 pfd.
Crown Zellerbach Canada, Ltd./ cl.
3-30
}i5c
(quar.)
6%
Dow
Crane
V1
Crown
(Chicago)
A
Commonwealth
5%
&
60c
(reduced)
6%
5.25%
(G.
2-11
3-18
3-11
2-15
4- 1
3- 1
lOc
Locks
1
J$1.50
preferred
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
3-
Corp.—
3- 7
4- 1
3-31
2-26
1
35c
(quar.)
4- 1
4-14
1
(quar.)
3-15
—
(quar.)
2-29
4-
6Vc
Quarterly
4.64%
A
Reynolds
dividend
$1
2-23
3-19
2-23
3-11
6V2C
(monthly)
com.
Common
1
&
20c
;
t35c
Douglas Oil Co. of California—
5Vz% preferred (quar.)
Dover Industries, Ltd., common (quar.)„™_
25c
(quar. )__
(quar.)—_—™,
Incorporated
50c
preferred (quar.)
Colorado Central
-
preferred
C'orroon
2-26
2-19
20c
(quar.)
Common
dividend)
»Co.ning-Natural Gas Corp.
3- 4
6-3
9- 2
11- 4
3- 7
2-26
2-26
7Vc
(reduced quar.)
2-20
3-
933Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Range
3-14
9c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
2-15
5-13
8-15
30c
(quar.)
4
Steel Co.
(quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, common
.
Co.
4
3-
Copperweld
Corp.—
Stone
&
3-
1
(quar.)
com.
(stock
3- 1
6- 1
9- 1
87Vc
(accumulative).
1
4-
3.^7
3.31
1
preferred
$2
45c
(quar.)
Dayton Power & Light,
America
4-
(quar.)___
53V*c
(increased)
Dorsey Corp., 6% preferred
Dover Corp. (quar.)
15c
$1
(quar.)
Aikman
Dorr-Oliver, Inc..
$1
'
ii
5
4
1—
Inc.
preference
Dana Corp.,
4Va% preferred <quar.)_
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
2-
3-
2-12
.
4-15
t$1.12y2
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Crown Finance
50c
Ltd.
Bros..
2-29
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
dividend™
Copper
3- 1
3-14
2-25
3-lo
3-15
3-15
30c
(increased)™™
Donohue
4-
(quar.)
$1.75
common
1
$1.13
Copeland Refrigeration
(quar.)
Copp-Clark Publishing Co., Ltd.,
3-39
o- 4
J- 1
4- T
10c
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
Dahlstrom
Peabody 61 Co., common (final)
preferred (quar.)
^
;
4%
7%
3-15
(quar.)
(R. R.) & Soss (quar.)
Company
37'AC
I960)
preferred A
Cooper-Jarrett.
50c
Quarries
Donnelley
(increased)
15.
Varnish
&
prior
Stock
87Vc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.—
Quarterly
Cluett
Paint
$3
4-15
3-25
3-21
5-1
3-10
3-31
3- 1
4- 6
3-31
3-31
March
Cooper-Bessemer
Cleveland
special
2-26
1
split subject to approval of stock-
nolders
D.
& Pittsburgh RR.—
regular guaranteed (quar.)
3-11
31'Ac
Corp.
S1.12V2
4%
Donaldson
1
3_l8
2-15
$44c
preference
$1.12'A
(Delaware)
Co.
$1.12V
7>
2-11
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
1
6c
_____
35c
—
(quar.)
common
4-
3-
25c
Insurance Co.
Oil
Electric Illuminating—
Cleveland
preferred
Continental
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
•
10%
(increased;
Iron,
preferred
2-15
4-25
35c
preferred
Continental
55c
(s-a;
(quar.)
Equipment Co.
Cleveland-Cliffs
t-ii
3-10
17 Vc
—™—
Controller
Clark
2-ia
3- 1
4- 1
(Tenn.)—
Employees Insurance Co.
3-
J13C
(quar.)
(Chicago)
"
(quar.)__
—
Dominion Stores, Ltd., (quar.)™~™_.———
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd.
(quar.)—™"
5%
10c
2-10
2-10
$1.25
30c
-
(quar.)-.;
preferred
1
10c
__
(increased)
Corp.
dividend
Stock
(extra)
1
Corp.—
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
65c
(N.
3-
tquar.)—
convertible
3-15
3-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
3-15
—
Commercial
60c
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati
2-29
is
Pacific
(quar.)
1
initial)—
*
10c
Texas
3c
(quar.)—
preferred
3-
tquar.)™
common
$1.25
SI.25
S1.25
Orleans
New
preferred
5%
.
3-14
40c
$1
3-15
22 Ac
(initial)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—
o
3-30
3-15
3-15
3-15
3- 1
$1
$1.183*
3-14
$1.04
Co.
Co.,
common
Common
$2
—
3-15
1
20c
'(quar.)
Can
Continental
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
—-—x
4V%
preferred (quar.)™.
,™_™—_:
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com. tquar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
1
4-
preferred
(quar.)
Casualty Co. (Chicago)—
New
6V%
«" oq
3-24
6-23
9-22
11-23
si.75
25c
30c
—
«quar.)_
Cincinnati
.
(quar.)™-
2r
4-
Continental
.
^
25c
25c
$1.50
$1.75
12Vc
.„_™__™_™
preference
Yellow
Chicago
$3.75
5
3-15
25c
2-I5
2-18
3- 1
4- l
t25c
—
non-cumultaive preferred (quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)™
4Va% preferred (quar.)T,
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
25c
tquar.)
Assurance
Continental
o-io...
oi
s1.25
s1.25
$1.25
$1.25
<quar.|™_—
A
t$1.25
preferred (quar.)——-™»—
Corset, Ltd. (quar.)Dairies,
Ltd.,
s
1
5%
75c
(quar.i
3- 1
3- 1
4- l
-2-29
Dominion
5%
(quar.)—
preferred
Corson
———
3-25
_
i
$110
(quar.)—
Tool
(quar.)
Pneumatic
1
iquar.)
Corp. of America—
Continental
;
Cnenango &
»
4%
3-18
4- i
Dominion
4-
preferred
Container
;
Champion
Chance
,
preferred
$4.52
<
J-18
™C
«~™—
common
4(2%
S3
a
1
.
(quar.).,
Champion Paper & Fibre,
■
3-4
•
of Canaoa, Ltd.™™
Champion Mutual Fund
^
,v.
3-25
$3.50
Co.—
preferred
60c
—
Ltd.
Glass
Power
•>~
V*!o «
2- 8
.y
«5c
■-
M.
3-19
75c
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Consumers
t-t*
t-io
Co.
class
$4.16
3-15
3-lo
4- 1
3-
4-
(quar.)
Products,
$4.50
; >
dividend)
(stock
Common
Coal
Consumers
3-io
2-2b
50%
56V«C
25c
pid. (quar.)
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——-_,__™™™;™--;--'
ChamOc^iU
■
:
,
dividend (3-for-2 split)
Stock
Chadbourn Gotham.
1
1
Corp.™
A
37 '/2c
15c
39c
25c
t
Mfg.,
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., class
split
Pepper
4-
Oil
Theatres,
Construction
2-15
3- 9
Century Industries (quar.)
Cessna
-
Royalty
Consolidation
t4c
25c
%0C
50c
—
—
Sugar Co.
vioieta
3-15
4- 1
12-
Dr.
Dodge
10c
tquar.)
Laundries
Consolidated
Consolidated
10c
Transformer Corp
&
Consolidated
Corp.—
new common
Wire Co
on
quar.
Central
Central
15c
50%
—
Freightways Inc.
,
Co.
(quar.)
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
I
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp;, Ltd.—
6-
9-
12-15
Houses,
16c
Industries
Electronics
Foods Corp.
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
1 18
3-1
$1-12^2
,™™<-
(increased)™
com.
6-15
40c
Inc.,
Consolidated
»
3-
When
Holders
Payable of Rec,
Share
of Company
Inc.—
Stockholders approved
three-for-one
200% effective March 2nd
Old
common
(increased)
Dobbs
27'Ac
Light & Power (quar.)
Consolidated
tig
J-JJ-
,« ■
2-15
9-15
1
t
1
3-15
t50c
quarterly
Consolidated
_
_
West
South
&
Initial
S1.06
J
j-ix
£:»
$1-23
c
—-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Securities
Central
—
™
3-
t50c
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Dry Goods-Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (s-a)
Consolidated Edison Co. of New YorkIncreased
quarterly
~
Electric—
preferred
4.50V
«
—
4.92%
'
Wb
preferred (quar.)—™———y ;
4.64%
preferred (quar.)™———-—
»l.ib
4- i
Central Illinois Public Service—
Common (increased quar.)„™
48c
J-iu
2-15
J50c
Connecticut
Connonio.
*
12
1
(Toronto)—
Assurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
b-xO
6-21
—
3-
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Life
Name
20c
}50c
|
JJ-25
Corp.,
preferred
Monday, February 29, 1960
.
When
Payable
9
it
4>i%
Central Louisiana
4%
J/X
it ti
Mills
Cone
J
J
jj-g
Jl-g
of Company
Confederation
A;_
—
preferred A (quar.)
—
5% preferred A (quar.)
5V
preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)™———
—
5',)- preferred B (quar.)™—————
57c preferred B (quar.)
—
5%
preferred B iquar.)
—
Central Illinois Light Co., common
(quar.)
5%
'
Name
.
.
Par
Par
Share
Holders
When
Par
Name
and Financial Chronicle
Life
25c
Insurance Co.
Co.
5
12-22
Federal
Asphalt Products
3-15
2-25
Federal
Compress
4-1
3-25
J-i5
4c
2-29
12-31
30c
3-1
2" ^
$3
(quar.)
(annual)™
Warehouse
3-15
„
50c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
3- «
Number 5929
191
Volume
,,
Commercial
,
The
and
Financial Chronicle
(909)*
Par
When
Holder»
Share
Payable
of Rec.
,
o.1 Company
Co. (quar.)_.
____
Life & Casualty Co. (Battle Creek,
Uame
25c
Insurance
cmrioral
Kdernl
tJh
Bearings, Inc. "(quar.)
National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Pacific Electric Co. (quar.)
Keral
Serai
LdeJal
1
1
35c
5-
3-15
(quar.)
1
GiiPin
2-19
3-15
3-
3-15
Corp., com. (quar.)__
18%c
25c
Stock dividend
Quarterly
3-15
3-
1
Globe-Wernicke
2-17
Gold
2-17
Goldblatt
3-
1
5c
3-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
Goodrich
1
4-29
5c
——
40c
————_______——
(Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Field)
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines, Inc. (resumed) __
F-mol Corp. of Delaware (quar.)
3-25
3-
50c
(
New
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)___
A
B
Inc.
Stores,
Corp.
Power
Light Co.,
Florida Power &
Steel
1
7
2-12
Forbes
) CI.
3-24
3-
3-24
3-
3-
2
25c
1
3-12
3-
4-
1
17'/2c
3-
1
"A-
1
10c
3-15
3-
45c
3-15
3-15
20c
3-20
3-
24c
3-22
2-26
4
1
2-18
1
2-18
15c
3-18
2-29
3-
2-15
1
(quar.)
._
class
$3
A
3-31
3-
1
81 %c
3-15
3-
1
(quar.)
75c
of
Canada, Ltd.
4-
1
3-24
35c
(quar.)
3-
1
'2-24
60c
(quar..)
3-10
2-
3-15
3- il
2-15
$2.75
3-
3
2-19
4%
3-
7
Stock
dividend
Foxboro
Fram
Corp.
40c
(quar.)
25c
Frantz
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Cos., Ltd.. (quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)______
Friden, Inc. (quar.)
£30c
(quar.)
E.)
A
Futterman
Class
&
class
A
(monthly)
1
1
2-15
3-15
2-26
£15C
$1
3-
1
2-15
6-15
5-31
3-14
3-
7
2-29
2-
Co.
New common
1
(quar.)
$3.98
common
preferred
Prelei'red
__
Steel Castings (quar.)
nrffteel ^Wares* Ud" C0mm0n (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
iifJ Telephone
/a% pfd
_
sTnrl fTelephone Co.
Preferred (quar.)
$1
$1.30 preferred
«
r
er
7%
preferred
4y4%
5%
preferred
Greyhound
of
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
60c
Gulf
(quar.)
convertible
Insurance
preferred
Co.—
-
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
a
each
14
will be changed
held
of
Co.
Co.
Ohio
&
the
(stock
4-
1
1
3-21
2-26
37y2c
3-21
3-11
3-10
2-29
15c
(quar.)
Gulf Oil,
new
shares
new
$4.20
3-19
2-29
Utilities,
Gunnar
Mines,
Hackensack
3-14
100%
5-
3-14
6-13
5-23
9-12
8-22
3-10
2-11
1
3-15
3-
3-21
1
4%
3-
1
2-15
3-10
2-11
9334c
5-
2
4-
$1.25
5-
2
4-4
4
Ltd.,
Brass,
3-15
2-18
2-18
$1.10
___
3-15
2-18
$1.11
3-15
3-15
2-18
£75c
3-17
3-
___
3-10
2-19
25c
3-15
2-26
Hallnor
Well
3-
2-15
4-
3-10
4-
3-10
25c
3-
2-11
3-
2-11
60c
£4c
—
—
£15c
£22V2c
(initial)
common
3-22
3-
,
___
Cementing (quar.)__
3-
1
2-16
£22V'2c
3-
1
2-10
2-29
1-29
£$1.25
25c
5-16
5-
3-15
2-26
$1
3-15
2-26
(increased)
30c
preferred (quar.)_______—$1.06y4
4y2% preferred (quar.)
$1.12V2
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
50c
3-15
2-24
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-10
2-25
5%
Ltd
Cotton,
—
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
preferred
(quar.)__
Hamilton Watch Co., common (increased)—
4%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Hammermill
Paper
Co.,
common
2-26
3-15
2-26
3-15
2-26
Hamilton
3-15
2-26
2-26
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hanover Bank (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
1-29
Hansen
2-29
40c
3-31
,
3-18
5-16
4-19
5-
4-
2
8
Extra
New
3-
3-
1
2-
5
Cosco,
Inc.
—-
—
_———
(quar.)
:_
Manufacturing (stock dividend)—
(initial quar.)_
Refractories
4-25
32 %c
5-15
4-25
Hartford
5-15
4-25
Hawaiian
5-15
4-25
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
1
2-15
5%
preferred E
-$1.50
10c
37y2c
4y4%
5
3-
Plywood
5%%
5%%
3-31
2-23
2-23
2-23
1
2-23
preferred
(quar.)__
59 %C
4-
1
2-23
66c
4-
1
2-23
25c
2-29
2-15
Corp.—
Electric
3-
1
3-25
3-25
4-
1
3-
3-
1
3-
1
3-15
$1.23
4-
1
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
40c
3-
4
2-19
(quar.)
(H. J.)
3.65%
Heller
preferred (quar.)
5.50%
preferred (quar.)
Galion Products—
preferred (quar.)
1
1
1
2-
9
4-20
4-
6
3-
3-
4
2-19
3-31
3-11
3-10
2-26
1
2-23
3-
1
2-10
4-
4-15
4-
—
25c
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
5
3-
1
2-12
6%
3-10
2-11
(quar.)
com.
20c
3-31
3-11
62y2c
3-31
3-11
.__
31J/4c
3-31
3-11
3-31
3-11
$1.41 V*
3-31
3-11
$1.06 J/4
3-
3%
2-15
1
6-20
30c
6-
£75c
3
2-26
3-10
3-14
2-11
31 V2c
3-
1
2-19
35%c
3-
1
32c
3-
1
2-19
31 %c
(quar.)
3-
1
2-19
75c
(quar.)
2-19
3-15
2-29
dividend
.
Corp.
2-29
2-15
5%
3-18
2-26
5%
3-18
2-26
12Vic
(Ontario)—
4-
3-15
1
15c
,
3-15
3-
1
25c
3-11
13-
4
.
3-31
.3-15
3-30
50c
3-15
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25
9-30
9-J5
(quar.)
$1.25
12-30
12-15
Co.
6-15
&
Paper
t
45c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
20c
!
Chemical
.
6-30
45c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-28
3-11
Corp.—
20c
Paints.
Ltd.
Assurance
Co.
3-23
3-11
3-31
2-18
4-
£37Vic
(quar.)
3-18
Canada
of
(quar.)
Tobacco
£60c
Great
Britain
&
Fund
of
Boston
14%
(year-end
12c from investment
and
32c
(Out,of
payment
44c
and
& Water
accum.
earnings)—
(quar.)
Indiana
General Corp. (quar.)
Indianapolis Water, 4%% ptd.
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Industrial
$2.25
Acceptance, Ltd.,
4-
1
$1.25
4-
1
(quar.)
£40c
£56%c
4
4-
3-31
3-
4
3-31
3-
75c
3-
1
2-
1
(s-a)
$3
7-
1
6-
1
40c
3-
1
2-18
3-
1
(quar.)_—____
;
—
____
income
Fund
and
profits)
Lumber
Co.
securi¬
_—
Fund—
!
—
North
of
International
Breweries
if approved)—
(quar.)__;
Machines
Investors,
Inc
3-11
3-10
2-10
25c
3-10
2-25
4-15
23c
3-
International Nickel Co.
of
quarterly
$4
International
Petroleum
Ltd.
International
Resistance
Co.
Silver
common
Co.,
(quar.)
Interstate
Motor
Power
4.36%
Line,
Ltd.
vestment
Co.
(quar.)
4
Investors
3-
4
Class
2-18
2-10
of
4-21
plus
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
10c
2-29
2-12
15c
3-
2-15
22J/2c
54y2c
1
3-19
3-
2
(6c
from net
39c from net
of securities)
Corp.
(quar.)
4-
1
3-10
A-
1
3-10
25c
1
(quar.)
America
income
5-10
3-
35c
4-
1
3-3 0
45c
4-
1
in¬
real¬
2-26
4-16
3-15
£75c
4-16
3-15
10c
3-
5
2-25
$1.25
;—
£60c
2-18
2-29
2-15
1
68%c
(quar.)
Diversified
3-
3-11
2-29
1
£55c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Securities
Investment
2-10
3-
3-
45c
Corp.,
Corp.
(quar.)
Freight System
(quar.)__
Co.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-10
5c
Engineering
Interstate
2-19
75c
(quar.)
(initial)
Interstate
2-23
2-19
3-14
2%
Pipe
Utilities
preferred
3-21
3-14
30c
(quar.)_.
dividend
Interprovincial
$2
(quar.)—
common
75c
$1
Paper Co.,
preferred (quar.)
International
5
1-20
75c
International
55c
3-15
3-15
3-21
2-29
2-19
A
and
Investors Loan,
6%
3-
1
2-15
3c
3-
1
2-20
•
75c
3-
1
2-20
(s-a)
5c
3-28
3-14
(quar.)
Royalty Co.
Inc.—
shares
common
preferred
Investors
Services,
common
(quar.)
1—
Extra
4-
1
3-28
3-34
£35c
1c
3-
1
2-29
37J/2c
5-
2
4-18
25c
5-
2
4-18
37y2c
8-
1
25c
8-
1
7-18
37V2c
11-
1
10-17
25c
11-
1
10-17
3-11
Investors
10c
3-15
3-
1
1%
12y2c
3-15
3-
1
2-16
35c
3-31
3-18
$1
3-31
3-18
3-31
3-18
Syndicate Ltd.
(Canada)—
1
3-
Class
$2.50
3-
1
2-15
A
(s-a)
Investors Trust
Co.
preferred
of
Rhode
$2.50
preferred
—
(quar.)—
Extra
preferred
Extra
Island—
(quar.)__.
Extra
$2.50
^oc
2-
3-1
Canada, Ltd.—
Commercial
$1.37/2
3-15
1
,
Investors
9iy4c
3-15
3-21
$1.75
3-11
12'/ac
6-30
2-23
60c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
20c
7-15
3-31
3-10
Corp.—
1
„f5c
* 45c
25c
International Cigar Machinery Co.
International Harvester Co., com.
Increased
1
40c
1
25c
3-
75c
Business
International
1
2-15
3-15
40c
quarterly
preferred
2-
3-15
25c
America—
Interlake Iron Corp. (increased)——
Inter-Ocean
Reinsurance
Co
International
13c
24c
Co
(initial quarterly
com.
4
from
(10c
from
3c
'.
Bank
Institutional
£$1.12Vi
£68%c
,
Foundation
investment
4-
7Vac
3-10
3-
Institutional
7%
3-10
3-31
common
Co.
Institutional
Increased
2-25
30c
$1.06%
(quar.)
Shares, Ltd.—
Steel
Insurance
3-10
_
(quar.)_________
preferred
ties
2-15
3-
preferred
Insular
1
•—
preferred .(quar.)—___
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
i.
2-15
2-18
3-
(quar.)—
B
5Vi%
Inland
3-14
3-15
3-31
preferred
4Vi%
4c
25c
—
current
3-22
from capi¬
gains)
Indiana Gas
1
Ireland,
:__
4-
—
(quar.)—
3-31
$1.31%
ized profits from sale
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
—-
A (quar.)
3-31
4-15
4-15
40c
£$1.62
pfd. (quar.)
3-31
1
(quar.).
Industries
Life
Interstate
Hercules
27 %c
of
5V2%
_•
.
™
(Walter E.) & Co., common
4%
3-
3-
4-
(quar.)
3-31
4-15
$1.10
International
3-15
4-15
Curtis Industries, class A (quar.)—
Stock dividend on class A shares—
convertible preferred
2
3-15
4-15
Helene
50c
1-29
2iy4c
25c
(quar.)
& CO.,
2-29
3-
5% preferred A (quar.)
Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)
Heinz
2-15
27y2c
28%c
—.—
A (quar.)_—
Harsco Corp.
(quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hawaiian Agricultural
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd., com.
Co.
3-
2-15
1
48%c
25c
(quar.)
preferred F (quar.)
preferred G (quar.)
International, Ltd.—
Mining
1
1
3-
—
pfd.
Farms
1
2-15
3.90%
Electric Co., Ltd., 5% pfd. B (quar.)
Hecla
3-15
Light,
25c
25c
___—
preference
1st
Income
Stock
45c
5-15
2-
15c
4-
3-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)
Harshaw
Chemical Co. (quar.)_
Hart-Carter Co.
(quar.)
1
5-25
100%
Common
Harbor
2-25
6-10
11c
$1.25
12y2%
common
Harbison-Walker
3-10
50c
15c
——
Quarterly
3-10
4-15
93%c
Corp.,
(final)
New
5
50c
3-15
3-16
4
12y2%
Mines,
Hamilton
Ltd.
6%
60c
40c
1%
4
3%
new
2-23
40c
$1
Mortgage
Color
Imperial
2-18
4%%
$1.15
4-
3-15
dividend—
Stock
Halliburton Oil
2-15
4
2-18
1
30c
(quar.)_:
(quar.)—
preferred
Imperial
tal
25c
__________
5%
1st preferred
(quar.).
Hajoca Corp. (quar.)
25c
4-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Hahn
50c
2
$1.27
3-11
1
3-18
3-
£47Vic
Cement
2-23
(quar.)
____
(interim)
2-29
$2.50
2-11
$1.25
$1.16
—______
3-25
55c
2-10
3-15
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Water
Ideal
(par
(initial quar.)___
common
&
(Toronto)
12J/2c
preferred
Gas
stock
Imperial
$1.25
3-15
3-15
2-18
3-30
,::
$1.25
4.64%
preferred
>
/
4-
3-
2-18
3-11
(quar.)
Quarterly
Imperial Flo-Gaze
(quar.)
25c
4-
3-11
$1.25
I T E Circuit Breaker Co., common
RR.—
common
Co.,
5%
5%
4.60%
dividend)
30c
IOC
15c
Y.)—
($50 par)
($25 par)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
4-15
4
$1.25
2-18
(quar.)
Erie
&
5%
3-17
5-
from $10 to $5)
3%
tlOc
.
20c
37'/2c
Corp.—
approved a two-for-one split
stock dividend of one share for
4-
2-25
2-18
3-11
(W. H.) & Son (quar.)
Hutchinson Sugar, Ltd. (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.)
1
£18%c
-
>;
(quar.)—
10c
2-15
3-11
$1.12y2
Increased
1
2
15c
Hutchinson
1
v
preferred
4
3-
dividend
Extra
1
Stockholders
plus
(N.
preferred
Foods
Huron
»
3-10
3-
10c
2-15
1
bIa»»lni Controls Corp.Digitized foreonv.
FRASER
5'/a%
preferred
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/(quar.)_
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
2
3-31
L.
3-15
1
(quar.)
Products (quar.).
>4-
2nd
Stock
3-10
3-10
$1
Finance
20c
3-14
2-18
3-29
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Hunt
3-15
2
2
$1.75
(quar.)
Engineering Corp.
$5.08
3-
3-10
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Hugoton Production (quar.)
.
3-
4-
(q^r.)
1
44-
(quar.)
Consumer
A
Ltd.
(quar.)
3-15
4-
I
4...
$1.25
(quar.)
25c
2
5.12%
1
3
3-
3
5%
3-15
25c
common__
preferred
preferred
4-
"(quar.)
3-
1
$1.06y4
preferred
53 VaC
_
3-10
4-
30c
(quar.)
Canada,
Company,
Co.
preferred
$1.41
1
9
2-15
3-31
3-
;
preferred (1959 series) (quar.)
Howard Stores Corp., 4J/4%
pfd. (quar.)__
Howe Sound Co. (stock dividend)
Hubinger Company (quar.)
1
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp.
"
<•;
Class A (quar.)
2-19
32-
1
12c
(quar.)
Grumman Aircraft
Guardian
1
3-15
3-
40c
1
common
convertible
Grinnell
3-
2-19
2-15
1
10c
5.65%
,
1
3-
,
(quar.)
preferred
5y4% preferred
/
(Houston)—
(quar.)____
Lines
Griesedieck
5%
1
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
$4.44
55c
_______
£70c
5%
3-15
54 %C
Co., $4.60 pfd.
preferred
'
3-
75c
common
3-31
(quar.)__
Preferred
cr
Sugar,
Greyhound
Hardee
L
3-18
V
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
(s-a)—
3-31
1
40c
3-
2-15
dividend
Western
4-
2-15
(quar.).
3-
Extra
States
1
pre/erred (Quar.)
3-30
-
Power
1
,a{df'c Corp.
3-16
d
5%
Rubber (quar.)_
-
series)______
(quar.)
Western Financial
Stock dividend
Gulf
3-
s
.
Quarterly
Gulf
3-
Rja Power
-92
(1957
Paper
Great
1
62 y2c
J^uar.)__Z_IIHIII_.II—
3-16
3-31
t62y2c
33c
(quar.).
2-15
3-31
25c
Utilities, Ltd.—
32 %C
(quar. )"I-IIIIIIIHIIIIIII
Geoi-gia-pRlm'' Preferred
Stock
Northern
Great
3-10
£3iy4c
pfd.- (quar.)
(quar.)
$2.80 preferred
2-19
65c
(quar.)
Natural
2-15
2-15
£40c
(quar.)
Co
Gas
3-15
3-10
33-
3-17
Manufacturing (increased)
Finance Corp.common
(quar.)
preferred
5%
2-15
2-29
,
3-31
(quar.)
5%
$5
40c
£30c
Great Northern Ry^ (quar.)_.
Great Southern Life Insurance
2-15
1
A
Lighting & Power (quar.)
2-23
40c
common
25c
oil'
4.3(1% Prelerred (quar.)..
•36%
preferred
1
Towing
preferred
1
27J/2c
4
fttr,,
Lakes
3-18
$1.30
Genun?s in2ond
Ltd.,
3-15
3-25
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
Hardart
4.40%
5-20
2-15
1
50c
Houston
(Spring¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
64 %c
VnH
Underwriters
(increased annually)
preferred
preferred
of Florida—
CommoTT (Pqhu°anrc)& Elcctr°n»* CorP"
4]/ir;o
S2
A
Paper,
Northern
$2.50
$5
(quar.)
\
Life
35c
preferred
Great
$5
(quar.)
w
Lakes
Great
1
preferred
General
(initial)
American
Great
6-10
1
3-
40c
Houston
$1.50
(quar.)
Great Lakes Power.
Ltd., 5%
1
preferred
Genera!
common
$1.20
3-
3-
class
preferred
4%
I
City Steel Co.—
field, 111.) class
3-
22 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)_H
General P,r®ferred
(quar.). J
5% iLf! P!l0ne Co- of Kentucky—
5 id/
d (quar.)
5.16%
4.40%
4.75%
5-28%
(quar.)_
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
Extra
6%
$1.30 preferred
B
..
2-19
1
Co. of California—
(1950) series)
>2% preferred
(quar.)
Gen'25
11-21
3-10
preferred
3-
£6c
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
2-15
10c
B
&
1
15c
Extra
4y2%
3-
1
40c
"
,
12-12
1
£$1.25
Company,
Class
1
3-
Corp.—
Extra
$2
4-
28c
Sbl!c utilities Cor~p. "fquar.
i
Hoover
2-19
$1.50
class B preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
'6%
(quar.)___
$1.18%
_
2-19
11-21
:___
75c
(quar.)
1
3-10
"
40c
Chemical
12-12
preferred
$1.18%
(quar.)_
Genera! Precision
Equipment—"
preferred
3-
$2
(quar.)
74 %C
__
preferred (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
$4.25
$2
A
preferred
32V2C
Equipment Corp.,
4
8
(quar.)
4-
50c
3-
4-
class
25c
(initial)
preferred
(s-a)
4-
£6c
4-30
Hooker
1
4-15
G & W.
--—:
3-25
V;
(Hiram)
(quar.)_
Mining Co. (quar.)
Honolulu Oil Corp. (quar.)
r
23
Co.
(increased quar.)
Homestake
'
Hoskins
Mobile
6
Extra
Co.
Household
Life Insurance
4
5
2
8-22
$5
3-
2-
3-
8-22
Gulf
25c
25c
1
3-15
9-12
1
4-1
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
9-12
3-
.3-
3-
y
3-
30c
$1.25
1
$2
Gulf
27 %c
35c
50c
3-15
34%c
8
$2
2-15
1
2-U
3-15
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
3-
(quar.)
3-31
5
2-11
1
4
37y2c
4-
(quar.)
1
7
3-15
class A preferred
class B preferred
3-10
Advertising'—
e5'^ Precision
$1.60
ZIIIIZ
4-30
30c
Y.)
31 %c
_____
jsoc
5%
$4.40
(quar.)
;
Horn
4-10
1
1
3-
3-15
17y2c
*
E.)
5-20
Interstate
10c
3-
2-25
1
16'/2c
See Walker
5-20
Gulf
3-
2-11
£45c
Mfg.
6-10
4
3-15
1
87y2c
Walker.
6-10
2-
3-
3-
$1.09%
(Charles
$2
3-1
80c
3-
(quar.)
com.
Hobart
$2
1
100%
3-15
(quar.)
Hiram
(quar.)
3-
4-
25c
15c
3-16
'•
(quar.)__
preferred
3-31
.
4-
*
2-15
3-31
class B
1
25c
common (quar.)
(increased)___
Motors Corp., common
(quarj_„__
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
I_I__I__I_I__I_
General Outdoor
a
1
3-
3-
20c
Hires
j$i
2-19
£$1.25
_____
5%
5%
11-
3-15
3-15
2-19
£$1.37
________
pen
11-15
'
2-19
43c
.___
General
1
£40c
General Contract Finance
Corp., com. (quar.)
5',2% preferred A
(quar.)
General Crude Oil
(quar.)
General Electric
Co., Ltd. "(interim)
General Finance Co.
(quar.)
General
Fireproofing Co._
__I
II
General Foods
Corp. (quar.)
General
Industries, common (quar.)
5/c
preferred
(quar.
General Merchandise
(Milwaukee) (quar.)__
Stock dividends
t
2
8-
& Dauch
3-10
25c
(quar.)
General Bancshares
Corp. (quar.)__
General Builders
Corp.—
5% preferred
(quar.)_____—
General Candy Co.
(quar.)
r*rs
5-
8-15
Hinde
3-10
value
American Com.
dividend ____:
$4.75
5-16
7
Canada, Ltd.
common
of Rec.
3-15
Quarterly
dividend
50c
5Vi'/e preferred (quar.)
General Acceptance
Corp.,
S3
10c
7c
Gatineau Power Co., common
5% preferred
(quar.)
Cigar
2-29
7c
(monthly)___
Co., common (quar.)
Light Co. (Ga.), common—
Gas Service Co.
(increased)
General
2-15
25c
Gardner-Denver
Stock
1
3-10
£ 15c
Gas
General
3-31
5c
Co
Corp.,
A
3-15
10c
______________
Carrol
1
4-25
3-
$1.75
,____
3-11
1
10c
•
Co., class A__
Fruehauf Trailer Co., 4%
pfd. (quar.)______
Class
2-12
4,,
2-15
3-10
New
2-15
4-
25c
(Louis) Realty Co. (quar.)_
Quarterly
Quarterly
Frontier Refining, common
(quar.)___
Fulton
2-15
30c
Friedman
(Charles
1
4-15
20c
._
___
Frosst
4
3-
1
3-31
$2
,.
(quar.)
preferred
4
3-
25c
Fraser
7%
3-
10%
,
Company
3-
3-
$2
Great
2-16
Company (stock dividend)
Corp. (year-end)
Foster-Wheeler
1
50c
2%
Granite
2-18
25c
Ft.
Foster Grant
3-15
44-
(quar.)
8%
9
£$1.25
Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)
Wayne & Jackson ER. Co.—
5'/a% preferred (s-a)
Ft.
1
$1.50
(quar.)__
Great
30c
___.
Co.,
Holders
Payable
60c
.
Higbee Company (quar.)
Hilton Hotels Corp., common
(increased)
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
5j/2% convertible preferred A (quar.)
A preferred
class B preferred
class A preferred
6%
2-15
3-
2-18
6%
8%
•
3-
1
2
8%
2-15
$1.08
3-
22y2c
of
When
Share
r
,
(quar.)
preferred
8%
4
3-15
&
.
(quar.)
Splendor Mining Co.,
preferred (quar.)
8%
2-15
$1
$1.12%
3-
30c
55c
March
(N.
.
$4.37% preferred
Hidden
8%
3-25
■
3-14
3y2%
2-24
3-2
(quar.)
on
class
8%
2-11
5C
rC'
R.)
4
3-11
3-14
171/L
stock
(W.
8%
3-18
$1.25
•"
—
Grace
4
Batteries
approval
National Bank
3-
10c
Employees Insurance (quar.)
split is subject to stock-
3-for-2
.:l;.Stock
1
3-31
$1.12%
(voting and non-voting)
(quar.)
Co.
3-18
20c
Ford Motor Co.
Ford Motor
3-31
Chemical Corp.—
&
Wallace,
&
B com.
>
50c
_____
& Rubber Co.
holders
•
Grace
___
;
A
'
(increased)
com.
Government
2-15
3-
—___
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
314%
3-25
3-
Inc
Food Machinery
Common
1
5-
45c
3-15
Common
^
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Gorham Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_
Gossard (H. W.) Co.
(quar.)
Gould-National
1
2-15
17y2c
(initial-quar.)
3-25
30c
Corp.
Controls,
Fluid
1
50c
preferred D (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
%
3.-
5-
2-
5
3-15
05c
(quar.).
4%
4
3-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
3-4
3-
30c
(increased-quar.)__
Co.
& Rubber—
Company
Hershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.)
Heublein, Inc. (quar.)
Hewitt-Robins, Inc
rHeyden-Newport Chemical Corp.—
4
12y2c
Common
4
56 V4C
"■
Inc.
3-
3-10
62y"c
III
(quar.)_.
F.)
Par
Name of
3-15
3-18
lOc
_
$1.12Va
___
4.32%
3-
40c
Special
Firstanierica Corp. (quar.)
Fisher Bros. Co., common (quar.)__,
___•.
$5 preferred (quar.)
—
—-—_
Fishman (M. H.) Company (quar.)
Flagg-Utica Corp. (quar.)
Flexible Tubing (resumed)
Flintkote Company, common (quar.)—
$4 preferred (quar.)______
$4.50 2nd preferred
(quar.)
4 '/a
3-15
80c
FiSrNational
Florida
2-26
IV2C
——
Financial General Corp., common (quar.)__
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)——
_
41/2% preferred (quar.)__.
First" Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
,
First National Bank
(Jersey City, N. J.)-—
Florida
3-16
40c
—
(B.
Goodyear Tire
3-31
Co. of America at Baltimore—
Class
Bros.
Goodyear Tire
8
3-14
,
45c
s
(quar.)
Golden Nugget,
1
6-
2%
;
\
(quar.)__
(quar.")
A
1
„
Industries, Inc. (quar.)__
Telegraph (quar.)
Stock
31 %c
piekl
Finance
&
of Rec.
4-
25c
Gery Shale Brick "(quar.jZIIIIIIiri"
Glenmore Distilleries
Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
1
3-
1
Machine
Glen
2-29
Holderi
.
20c
_
(Henry) Co., class
Gisholt
2-29
20c
2834c
preferred (quar.)_„
Fed-Mart Corp. (quar.
————
1
When
Payable
Cemenfc (Quar.)
Jer' (A- C.) Co. (increased)
anfpTt ^ Bennett Manufacturing
Gillette Co.
9
2-
3-10
|23c
$125
Corp.
3-
4.60% pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)
__
Paper Board,
Federal Screw Works
Federal Sign & Signal
Ferro
36-
per
Share
of Company
2-19
3-15
5c
LMo g u 1 - Bow e r
prfi
,
Name
rifh^lfP?AtlaZld
5c
pederal-Mart Corp. (quar.)
'
,
1
®
25c
(quar.)
Mich.)
3-
13
(quar.)
7-18
14
Electric Light
Iowa
4.30%
Common
(quar.)—
(Increased
Power
$3.30
&
$4.35
$4.80
3.90%
4.20%
Southern
Iowa
3-15
1
—
(H.
Lees
(James)
3-15
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
2-10
Leslie
3-
1
2-10
Leesona
3-
1
2-10
Lester ' Engineering
$1.05
3-
1
2-10
Levines.
37c
3-
1
2-12
44c
3-
1
2-12
35%C
Y.)' (quar.)__—
1
7
2-23
4-
5
3-15
4-
1
2-29
2-29
2-
3-10
2%
dividend
Life
2-19
Jamaica
$5
Water
30c
—
Supply, common
55c
(quar.)
Life
3
5%
1st
Jetronic
Jewel
preferred
Inc..
Jantzen.
5%
Industries
Tea
3%%
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6%
5%
preferred1
5%
convertible
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
Link-Belt
3-
1
2-25
Lipe-Rollway
3-15
2-15
Labatt
35c
3-
4
2-19
Lamson & Sessions Co.,
5-
2
4-18
5%%
preferred
convertible
Johns-Manville
Corp.
Johnson
&
Jones
Laughlin 6teel Corp.,
&
5%
preferred
Mfg.
Joslyn
Supply
&
Common
4%%
4%%
Lau
1
3-11
2-19
2-
9
Liggett
1
3-
4
7%
4-
3-15
3-
35c
3-10
Gold
Leich
2-19
1
Lily-Tulip
Loblaw
$1.60
(quar.)
59 %C
3-
1
2-15
Loblaw
(quar.)
$1.03%
3-
1
2-15
Class
3-
1
2-15
Loblaw
3-
1
2-15
3-10
2-19
51.18%
$1.18%
Corp.
Cup
Ind.)
1st
series
preference
class A
Ltd.,
Cos.,
(quar.)
B
Ltd.,
Groceterias,
2-29
2-11
Local
1
2-11
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
SI.05
3-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.08%
3-
1
2-11
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
3-
1
6-
1
$1
6-
1
5-13
$1.05
6-
1
$1.08%
6-
1
$1.12%
6-
preferred
(quar.)..
4.50%
Gas &
4.28%
—__—....
;1
iquar.)
....
____
4%%
preferred
4V2%
4-
1
Mineral
3-15
2-29
1
3-11
Minnesota
3-
5-
4-14
3-
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
154c
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
1
2-19
3-1
3-
2-15
7%c
2-
2-19
2-19
10c
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
4.84%
2nd
3-11
Lorillard
Louisiana
7%
3-11
»
$1.12%
4-
1
3-11
,
$1.15
4-
1
3-11
preferred
preferred
preferred
2nd
2nd
5-
2
$1.75
8-
1
11-
1
4-
1
of
—
•
3-
'7
Louisville
Cement
(initial
40c
20c
quar.)
15
3
3
•
1
3-
4.60%-
preferred
Common
$5
increased.)
<
preferred
Kansas
(qUar.i..
Natural
.___
.
Louisville
——
_
&
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
Co.
3-
4
2-29
Luminalor-Harrlson,
quar.
15c
3-25
3-11
Lunkenheiraer
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)—.
.common
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.i„
_____________
class
-
-
2-25
1
4-
40c
3-
1
2-10
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
30c
3-11
3-15
1
10-
87 %C
____
t'
1
9-15
M.
&
1-2-61
12-15
M.
P;
:
"
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
common
Kerite
Kern
Company
County
(quar.).
Kerr-McGee
(quar.)
(XI
:
Ltd.
:
One
Oil
Co.
share
class
B
of
to
Subject
March
class
a
Keyes
Keystone
3-25
3-10
MacWhyte Company
3-15
2-25
Madison
3-
2-15
($1.35
1
3-15
3-
3-
Magnavox
Maher
1
3-11
1
B-4
:
■/
(Initial)
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-
2-
8
30c
_
4-
1
3-11
inc.)
29c
3-15
3-15
2-29
3-18
3-
Keystone
50c
3-10
(quar.)
Annual;
Knox
4-
1
3-
dividend.,
Glass,
-
Inc
-
;
3-
convertible
preferred
A
(quar.)
5%
convertible
preferred
C
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Class
B
dividend:
B
Stock
Kresge
Kress
A
(increased
I
(monthly)___
Stock
Class
class
(increased
5c
'
3-31
25c
(8. 8.)
(8.
.
20c
t
*
3-15
2-19
H.)
2%
.
Less
7%
,
3-10
2-29
3-21
1
Lake
the
Woods
preferred
Superior
_
5%*
Laxe
preferred
,
Superior
L-amston
(M.
Lane
Bryant.
Lang
&
&
4Vz%
»
Mastic
3-15
3-
1
2-15
5-
2
4-21
4-
1
3-15
5-
2
4-21
3-10
2-16
;
25c
3-
1
3-
27 %c
$1.50
$1.75
20c
1
1
L&Ex*rSeC°rd Candy ®hops'
L-aurentide Acceptance Ltd.
Class
Class
5%
a
5-
1
$3.75
•
B<
(quarZ)'
(quar:)
(quar.)!
preferred-(quar.)_—
3-
4-30
4-14
3-31
6-30
6-16
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
30c
4-
1
3-14
4-
59%c
1
3-10
2-26
43-
1
1
2-19
2-19
5
3-28
3-
85c
3-15
2-26
85c
f
2-
1
2-15
1
3-15
3-
1
3-
1
4-15
5
River
$2.50
3-
&
Co.
New
■■
4
125c
3-
1
2-15
125c
3*
1
2-15
■
ij.
4-30
McNeil
&
(intial
common
&
4-15
4-15
4%%
2-15
1
3-15
3-28
3-14
3-10
3-
3-
1
2-18
3-
1
1
4-29
4-
3-
Co.
3-21
3-15
2-19
3-15
2-19
1
2-15
income
55C
2-29
2-15
3-30
3-15
4-
35c
3-14
3-31
3-18
4-
1
:
3-18
15c
3-31
3-15
10%
3-31
(quar.)—'
common
3-15
35c
3-15
2-26
2-26
3-
4
50c
&
Chemical
3-11
"2-15
4-15
73- 8
Steel
Tea
Tile
60c
*
A
2-29
50c
3-15
2-26
90c
4-
1
: 3-20
50c
3-10
2-17
7; 1
Corp.—
30c
3-1
2:11
$1.06%
3-15
2-15
7.
common
120c
3-
ti5c
i5c
;.
;
-
77-20c
A
&
Mfg.
1
3-11
1
3-11
4-
1
3-
1
$1.121
125c
3-
1
3-15
2-10
3-
1
'
3-12
3-
1
50c
4-
3-
1
1
25%
3-
1
1-25
42 tic
3-
1
a
3-1
2-
5
2-11
net
3-10
'i$1-75,
3-15
(quar.).*...'
2-18
7'
?.
1
3-
1
: 2-16
3-10
2-25
50c
2-18
3-10
3-15
3-15
3-15
3c
3-15
2,-29
4-1
3-15
35c
2-25
2-10
;.2%
3-30
.
investment
net
3-31
: 7c
-
3-31
35c
Corp
Zl5c
15c
(quarZlZZZZZZZZZZ'
inc.)
i
.
(quar.)—.___
1
.
—_J
...
(quar.)..
,
75c
.
3-
3-10
'2-24
3-11
20c
....
X
-
3-23
3-17
3-15
3-
17 %C
4-15
3-31
_0c
3-15
2-29
20c
3-3
2-18
20c
3-
3
2-18
.
'
....
'
Neitnan-Marcus Co.,
common
(quar.).
Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Nekoosa-E'dwards Paper, class A (increased)
Class
B
(Increasedt_:
Don,
Nestle-LeMur
....
■
....
"
Inc.
(quar.)
Products Canada, Ltd.
18c
(quar. )____—
(quur.)__
1.
*_
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe
Line, com. (quar.)
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
2-29
use
-4-22
7%c
;v
*
'
3-16
5c
3-1
-
Company
2'll
10c
40c
(quar.).
....
2-29
•(
investment
Neisner
Nelly
Neon
2-16
3-
ioc
15c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
15c
v
_
•,
2-5
$1.06'/*
3-11
3-
...
37 y2c
2-19"
3-104-
(quar.)
Cement
5
4-16
4-
—7"
Chemical
Corp.
Co.
72-
2
50c
12%c
(from
Co.
5
1
5-
137 taC
^
&
2-
3-
; 'use
Insurance' (Nash¬
Research
(from
1
*
pfd.
(quar.):.:.
&
2-11
$1.75"
(quar.)" ;;
dividend.—;.::
National
'
'
—.
series
Starch
National
2-26
4-1
(Canada), Ltd.—
Accident
Co.
4
2-29
-
■
.
.
Nazareth
4
20c
&
Securities
National
2-19
3-
-
(quar.)———
series
.Stock
3-10
50c
17 %C
(quar.)..—
National-Standard
'
3-
vsoc
(lncreased-s-a)__
income)
,
1
20c
87c
3-13
3-11
>'
...
National
73-11
1
-4c
.
Inc.
preferred
Stock
3-11
2c
and
(quar.)
Growth
3-
3-31
"
Distillers
Life
3-15
.
(quar.'
A
Co.,
preferred
conv.
3-
50c
(increased)—
Hess,
Income
2-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)..
(qugr.)
•
15C
National Presto Industries
1
3-JO
.......
..
2-15
55c
(quar.)—
preferred
National
8
3-15
——.
dividend)
2-19
4-15
National Malleable & Stfeel
Castings Co.—
Quarterly
;
_1_'
2-18
62yac
-
2-12
3t14 *
2614c-
(quar.)
National Lock
2-18
$1
(quar,)
2-29
45c
(quar.).
ville)
2-18
1
93 %c
(quar.)
3-16
3-10
20c
Special
2-19
1
3-
25c
(stock
•
3
93 %c
quar.)_____
Inc.
3-30
-
.
30c
)
profits...—
class
Biscuit
National
2-19
3-15
3-
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-11
$1
'
National Key Co., class
National Lead.Co., 7%
2-15
Engineering Co.—
Mfg
preferred
3-
5c
common
Co.
2-29
25c
(quar.)..'
(reduced)".!—1
National Grocers Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
$1.50 pref.
(quar.)
National Gypsum Co., common (quar.)—.
4%% preferred (quar.)
2-15
55c
—...
convertible preferred
Mead Corp., common
4-30
4-30
__J
(quar.)'
McQuay-Norris
125c
3-15
5c
(quar.)
1
1
25c
National Electric Welding Machine
.National Food Products
Corp:
2-29
50c
Mines,
Robbins,
Machine
3-28
25c
(quar.)
4-15
'115c
m.37%
—
common
McKesson
Clasj[ A 5%
115c
7c
-
tlOc
.....
,
1
2-
(increased)
Bellas
66c
■
..
2-11
1
30c
...
t
3-18
(quar.)
dividend
Co.
3-15
93%c
preferred
6c
3-31
4-
(quar.)————
(Md.)
Ray)
-
3-
Stores,
Mclntyre Porcupine
2-15
2-19
;
-
3-1
...
(quar.)
9
3-
—
...
(quar.)^
9
3-
_u—__
Drug & Chemical
/ Common (quar.)'
•''
4
$1.50
...
22-
6c
National
'
...
(quar.)
convertible
McGraw-Eciison
2-18
4-
3l/a%
Stock
1
3-4
45c
(quar.)
Lumber
preferred
McDermott
2-15
4-
$1.06 %
—
(1959 series)
Company
B
National
Fund,
(quar.)
Corp.,
4%%
2-26
4-25
i$i.i2y2
(1947 series)
McCord -Corp.,' common
*
3-15
3%
■
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
3-15
l:.' 7'.:..'
investment
net
Common
(quar.)
(quae.)__!
33-
40C
(quar.)
City Lines (quar.).."
National Company,' $3.60 preferred
"(quar.)
National Dairy Products Corp. (quar.
2
$1.50
—
2-19
2-17
3,15
1 ; ;
'
National
for
——
2,15
1
3-10
4-
i5c
(quar.)
:
(Increased)as.—.*
Ring
securities
Corp.
7%
'
'
(quar.)
1
3-
-62 Vic
i
-
National
•
;
common
2
■
y
(increased)
Texas
National
2-10
3-
6%
Stock
2
3-
3-
•'
30c
Company
of
Chemical
Class
Natco
3-15
3-10
from
Nashua
2-15
3-15
10c
.
'3-
l
$$1.19
(quar.)
Piston
ifrom
2c
Nalco
:
3-14
35c
Co.
Nachman Corp.
.
-
L.)
preferred
McCloud
/-
/'
dividend)—.
1
4-
"
Murphy (C. G.)
,
stock
3- 2
3-lfl
1$3
/
3-12
2:16
4-
'
-
Mutual Trust—
common.
(quar.)
<W.
Maytag
;
1
1
10c
•qUar.ZZZZZ
*
2-29
125c
(quar.)
3%%: preferred
•
4-15
3-
3-
30c
ZZZZZZZZ'
Z— ~
3-10
(final)
$3.75 preferred
2-15
3-
40c
zl"~~
"n
Muskegon
5
35c
$3.40
t
'
3-10
12 Vac
Inc*
Murray
2-10
30c
Corp.1 (quar.).
May Department Stores, common
«
3-15
32c
'
(quar.)
2-25
125C
„
2-29
-
1
'
1$1.25
deduction
'•
(quar.).
preferred
2-
17y2c
receipts
Co.,;
5'A%
3-31
3-
4-1
$1.17%:-'
Supply, (quar,).^^—
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly
;
Munslngwear, Inc., common (quar.)
-
;•
30c
r
Fuel
3-10
(s-a)
Conveyor '(quar.)
Navigation Co. (quar.)
Maxson
1-29
4-
$1.25
Power,"7omZ" (incr.")
H.),
Company
pfd.
Investors Growth
Corp.
:Matson
:
Mountain.
..
McCrory-McLellan
Co.
Co.
'
Mathews
3-15
3-15
*
Inc. "(quar.)
Inc.1 (quar.)_—
Corp.
Diablo
-
preferred .(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5Va%
2-15
1
181.75
Ishpemlng RR.
Wheel
Mount
3-15
(quar.)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.;
2-25
4-
40c
-
(quar.)
Products
Motor
2-16
3-16
(quar.)
income tax &
6% ( preferred
Milling Ltd.—:
(quar.)
District
shares
(Calif.), (stock
Massachusetts
6-30
3-21
10%
(quar.)___ZZZZZZZZZ__ZZ
ZZZZZZZZZZ
of
Motor
2-16
2-15
"v
'
IOC
(quar.)
2-15
•
(quar.)
Bancorporation-Initial
Marshall-Wells
Corp.
4
3-15
2-12
3-16
"
(quar.
30c
..
2-15
7 77 25c.
•7 "
25C
—
...
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
of depositary
Basket
Co.
Finance
130c
.
&
deposit
British
Knudsen
Motor
a
-
shares
1
■
^25c
3-31
Inc.
McCormick
Lake
3-
$1.53
(quar.)
Maxwell
'
r
35c
4
2-15
3-
/ $1.25 ./
(quar.)
120c
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Marshall Field & Co.,4%.%. pid.
(quar..)—..
.
2-12
7-29
10c
(reduced!!„ZZZZ.
.ZZ '
Company, common (quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Kuhlman Electric Co.
(quar.)—
3-15
-7
10%
" ~"~rZZ'.•
preferred
7%
3-
1
10c
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Kroger
3-
9c
Company
&
1
Fully participating, (quar.)
-
68%c
ZZ
(quar.)
Co.
4-
RR., 5% preferred (accum.)
Service, common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Market
2-29
4-1
62Vzc
.___
monthly)
;_*
*_
$.001
Central
Marine
'
15c
ZZZZZZZZZ_
monthly)ZZ—ZZZZZ
dividend.::
Morrison
3-
2-16
1
preferred (quar.)______^;___(Henry) & Co., Ltd.—
* * ;
jr-? * •
Common
quar.
2-16
1
3-
10c
3-15
18c
1
3-
34c ,7:
-
'
1
3-15
3-
~ $1.38
;
(quar.) .7
common
4-
(quar.)
2-23
'-$1.25
Co.,
10c
A
3-12
Vi%"
prior
Morgan
•
2-29
2-23
(quar.
Engineering
(initial)
(quar.)--
Ltd.
expenses
4
25c
—————
(quar.)ZZZZZZZZ
common
5%
Kratter
-
'.
4
3-25
$1
;
Koehring Company;
6%
45c
Hotels Corp.—^
Stock
$2.50
2-29
3-12
*
18C
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)....,
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc.
(quar.)
Moore
4
2te
i.-
1
3-16
-
'"/ 3-16
(quar.
Products
2-15
Public
American
Z.ZZ'
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King Bros. Productions—__1_
^
ZZIZI *
Kirsch Company (quar.)
ZZZZZZZZ
Kleinert (I; B.VRubber
(quar;)___—ZIZ
Knights Life Insurance Co. of America—"";
Knott
2-29
'
Wire" (quar.)———
dividend
3- 10.
35c
6%
2-10
Stock
Morgan
2-29
(quar.)
Marconi International Marine Communication
2-29
50c
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Moore
10c
C.)
Manpower,
20c
&
1
1
2-26
and
Manitoba Sugar, Ltd.,
Manhattan Shirt Co,
>
preferred
3-
2-29
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Mangel Stores Corp, (quar.)——
.
-
1
3-
90c
4'iC
"
5%
7-20
-3-
3 ■15
7
A
gains
Manning,
16c
3-15
$1.12 fa
3- 10
(quar.)
priority
4.75%
investment
1
3 •31
3 •10
125C
priority
Maine
' on
Keystone Hlgh-Grade Common Stock Fund
Series 8-1 (from net investment' inc.)
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.
Steel
Co.
(R.
Maine
split.
SI
1
"
(quar.)_j_-__-__-_"-_.._i___
Hardware, Co.—
15c
—
class
Ltd.,
Convertible
.
3-15
4-
42 %C
-
(quar.
25c
^—1_
.
of
25c
net
_■
:
Campany (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
Mailman, Ltd.,
,
Funds—
(from
8:
115c
Shoes,
Mahon
3-11
3-11
4-
3-28
1
$1.15
preferred
Moore-Handley
20c
(quar.)
Bloedel,
capital
dividend).
income
1
1
Certificates
4-20
35c
(quar.)—-—*.
class
from
2-29
4-
■
1
5
16c
•
Fund-—-
2-15
4-
approval
4.70%
■
Quarterly
4
28 %C
shares
4.50%' preferred
2-23
(quar.)
Convertible
two
3-15
3' •21
MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell River, Ltd.-r-
Keystone Discount Bond FundSeries
B
3-24
;
(quar.)..
(quar.)__
Custodian
.2-15
20c
three-for-one
common
preferred
1
60c
___
new
3-
20c
•
Fibre,
4.80%
and
stockholders
Quarterly
3-21
J20c
;
3
Keweenaw Land Assn.
1
Class
dividend)
A
effect
to
4-
(quar.)
common
;.
—-
(stock
&
37 % C
(quar.)
convertible prior preferred
Kewanee
;
—
(increased-quar.)
Mines,
Industries,
Extra.
4%%
Co.
Gold
Corrmany
MacMillan
3-15
$1.18%
(quar.)—
Land
Kerr-Addison
MacWhyte
2-25
1
40c
—
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
"
2-12
4-
20c
,
_
74. •14
3%
(initial)
B
3-15
.
8
4-
"
Utilities,-common
:
Videotronics,
5%
Refining Ccu *<qu*r.)___
Kent-Moore Organization
iquar,)_—
Stock
O.
2-29
50c
$1.12%
i
1
4-
Tool-(reduced)——^
5c
Fixtures, Inc.—
35c
__
Kendall
4%%
'7
I6V4C
Store
D.
Class
,
'quar.Y
4-
50c
$1.10
-
Co.
Machine
•125c
—
•
(quar.)
Rubber
Montana-Dakota
6-15
87%C
,
common
Company,,
preferred
1
Co.
Monarch
3-18
7 16c
Inc.
Mohawk
1
1
"
(accumulative)
A
2-29
3-12
:
Ltd.—
3-31
5-
—
Co.,
1
Lucky Stores (stock dividend)—
2-26
4-
7-
25C.
"
Ltd.—
participating
3-15
87 %C
87%C
(quar.)_._..
(quar.)—...
Douglas-Co.,
(s-a)
1-19
■
3- 4
40C
—.
(quar.)(quar.)—.—__
participating
2-
4
150c
4
3-
3%%
4Vi%
4-
ll
preferred* iquar.)__
25c
4
3-15
preferred
Kendall
3-
4-
3%'
Kelly
4-
40c
3V2%
3%%
4
Lawrence
St.
1
(increased
Company,
____
Ll_!
preferred (quar.)_
Co. (quar.),
Kellogg
3-
$1.25
_______
Drug
Kawneer
3-15
S1.06V4
(quar.
5%
Lowney < Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—.
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd., common,,..-"
4-
4-
$1.12%
4.25%.: preferred
Katz
Lower
$1-25
(increased)
com.
$L25
(quar.)
Power Co., Ltd.
3-15
35 %c
,r
Light Co.,
RR.
3-24
7
40c
(quar.)...:
(Robert)
3- 10
Nashville
2-15
$1.07Vi
—_—
preferred
3- 11
split)
&
.
4-
50c
,
(quar„)__
Power
(4-for-i
.
Gas—
3-10
-
;
"
Kansas-Nebraska
1
2-29
(quar.)—.
Service, common
5% preferred (quar.)
$1
2-15
1
2-
3-15
v>-
Utilities, common
Mitchell
1
2-
1
8c
(quar.)——_—
Paper (quar.)——__
Power & Light, common (quar.)..
preferred
5.52%
2-18
1
50c
Mfg.
dividend
4.30%
Missouri
4
1
3-
3-
25c
Ontario
Public
3-
5c
(a
from
4c
Mining &
Stock
Land &
Exploration—
Increased quarterly
■
income
being redeemed on March 1 at $105 per
plus this dividend)——
Pipe Line Co., common—_
10-21
55c
(quar.)
8
15c
share
4-22
2-19
2-19
Missouri-Kansas
7-22
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-
preferred
Missouri
quar.)_.
3-17
2-29
2-29
'
(increased
Co.
(P.)
1
Hotel—
Baltimore
4-
1
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
Corp.
2-29
2-15
7K
(quar.)
—
Mirro
Aluminum Co.
(quar.)...
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)..
4.60% preferred (quar.)..
:
Mississippi Valley Public Service— • • -5%
pfd. (Company acquired by Northern
States Power Co. (Minn.). This preferred
3
3-15
5-13
1
5%
3
154c
11 %c
common
3-
2-23
3-10
2-23
gains)
Minnesota
3
137 %c
3-10
3-15
dividend of 4c
plus a dis¬
realized
long-term
Inc.
investment
Minnesota &
3-16
$1.21
Gas,
3-24
3-14
1
(reduced).^-7———-——
Fund,
tribution
140c
2-20
3-14
Co.
Brewing
net
capital
2-15
1
4-
from
4-10
1
1
3-31
3-11
Minneapolis
1
3-15
7
7%
1
■■
2-29
3-
Aircraft
3-
5C
(annual)
Mining
4
50c
3- 3
3-
(quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.) —
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie RR
25c
3
4-
V" -56c
preferred (quar.)
3-10
4-
3
3-
30c
3-31
$3c
V
,
3-
4-
25c
3-11
3-
3
4-
37 Vic
3-31
$1
3-
35c
—
10c
tquar.)
Star
Lord
4-
'
25C
(quar.)
Long Mile Rubber Corp.—
$1.08
(quar.).
2-29
3-
-
$1.07
preferred A 'quar.
preferred tquar. i
4.32%
3-10
4-15
(R. I.),
Corp.
4-
30c
-
.
(quar.)
(quar.).——
Inc.
Rhoades,
&
3-7
3-3
1
Safety Appliances Co.—
Mine
59%c
3-11
Electric Co.—
41c
Miller
Inc.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
3-11
45c
Lockheed
t
7%
—..
2
4
1
4-
10c
5-13
(quar.)__
23-
3-
30c
5-13
——
1
3-31
$30c
Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett, class A (quar.)
5-13
Common
2-29
Lone
2-11
95c
Finance
preferred (quar.).—
—
Middlesex Water
(quar.)
Midwest Oil Corp.
(quar.)————
2-29
3-10
2nd
2-11
4.35%
Kansas
3-10
$1.25
$1.50
Preferred
3-31
4-
(111.) —
Telephone
States
2-17
4
25c
6%
(quar.)—
common
1
(quar.)..
__—
3-31
4-10
65c
110c
3-10
(quar.)
Middle
—
3-
7M*c;
(quar.l..
2-15
110c
3-
preferred
2-19
(quar.)
$1
preferred
1
3-10
(quar.)
B
55c
4.35%
3-
50c
3-
10c
Micromatic Hone Corp
———-------—
Middle South Utilities, Inc.i new (Initial) —
Minnesota
95C
4.20%
-2-17
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
8
—
(quar.)
4%
3-
(Fort
——
preferred
(quar.)_
2-19
—_—
Co.
Insurance
preferred
preferred
4
Company
3.80%
3.80%
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
Life
5
85c
—
4.00%
City Power A Light, com.
2-
1
2-26
3-31
-
1st preferred
(quar.)
preferred" (quar.)
Loblaw, Inc., new common (initial)
Kansas
3-10
Co.—
(quar.)
Groceterias
2-12
(quar.)—
2-23
3-
3-10
3-23
-
.
(quar.)
National
Wayne.
(s-a)
Tobacco
preferred
2-29
preferred
Ltd.
Mines,
Myers
&
22%C
convertible
3-10
(quar.)———.—_ '
Blower Co.
3-10
60c
preferred (1959) (quar.)__
(D.) & Company ts-a)__
60c
Lehigh Valley Industries, $3 1st pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
4%%
9
35c
3-
25c
43i%
Kaltman
2-
—
3-10
& Chemical Corp.—
preferred
preferred
1
(quar.)
common
3-31
$1.25
—
3-
60c
4-15
1
(quar.)
$1.31%
12 %C
3-31
Paper—
Kaiser Aluminum
9
—
4-15
Lincoln
K V P Sutherland
2-
4.75%
62 %c
(quar.)
com.
3-15
1
(quar.)—
50c
(quar.),
A
(quar.)
Corp., class A
(John) Ltd. (quar.)
$13%c
(quar.).
B
5
3-
(quar.)———
tl5c
(quar.)
(increased)
Johnson
Co.
2-18
2-15
4
3-11
•
4-
10c
convertible preferred A (quar.)—_
Latrobe Steel Co., new (initial)
preferred A (quar.)..
2-29
$1.25
3-15
-
3-10
2-15
(quar.)
2-29
(quar.)
preferred
3-
.
1
-
3-31
(increased)
(quar.)—
2-10
2-15
3-
—
3%
_
1
$1.25
(Eli) & Co. (quar.).
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph, com.
93%c
—
3-
3-15
4%
(quar.)
Tobacco
Myers
3-15
30c
•
30c
(Virginia)
(quar.)
Investors
(optional)
3-15
(quar.)___—
stock dividend)
(initial
Co.,. common
preferred
&
2-23
35c
>
.
'
7 Vac
*—--
Lilly
2-19
3-10
(quar.).——
SI.25
*
tquar.>_
2-15
—
$1.25
preferred A
2-19
1
12 Vic
Co.
Insurance
2-15
(N. Y.) (quar.)..
15c
(quar.)..,
'
45C
Meredith Publishing (quar.).—-—
60c
Mergenthaler Linotype (increased)
730c
Merritt, Chapman & Scott (quar.)
:
-25c
Metropolitan Brick (quar.) ___—
^'
95c
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
96%o
3.85% preferred (quar.)^.--——
97 %c
3.90% preferred (quar.)
—;—
$1.08%
4.35% preferred (quar.) —-—~
$1.11%
4.45%
preferred (quar.)—
—
62,ic
Meyer (H. H.) Packing, 6%%
pfd. (quar.)
"
50c
Miami Copper Co. (quar.)——-----—-—
30c
Michigan Gas Utilities (increased) J—
20c
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Merchants Refrigerating Co.
15C
Insurance
l
3-14
•
$1.40
preferred A (quar.)——-—..—-——
Telephone Corp., common..,..
Jamestown
4
3-
Quarterly
Liggett
Jaeger Machine Co. (quar.)_
3-
30c
dividend)
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common (quar.)—
5%%
preferred (initial quar.)
Libbv-Owens-Ford
Glass
(quar.).
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. of Tenn.—
2-12
3-
40c
—
3-
15c
5%
—
—
2-15
-
Assurance
Merchants Firs
2-26
2-19
40c
(stock
Inc.,
1
3-
25c
....
-
4
4
50c
(incr. quar.)—
(quar.).—
Corp.
3-10
3-
15c
(quar.)——
Co.
1
4-
2-11
3-
—
(quar.)
& Sons
1
1
Salt
1
3-
$1
.
4%
20c
(quar.)—
Company
D.i
4-
___
3-
$1.18%
4%%
3-15
2-10
15c
3-
.(iner.-quar.)
com.
1
1
35c
(quar.)..
97 %C
,
preierred A (quar.).—
preferred B (quar.).
—
Mengel Company -(quar.)—-—-—'Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.
4-
10c
(quar.).;
Company
93%C
(quar.)_
(N.
Lee
3-15
1
Melville
3-
3-15
4-
1
4-
t$l
Holdert
Payable of *eo.
*
Corp.—
Shoe
When
Share
'
Company
Name of
3-15
1%
(stock dividend).
20c
.
dividend
Stock
1
Cady Co.
&
Per
of Rec.
(quar.)
&
Lee
Monday, February 29, 1960
* .
.
Holder*
A
class
$1.20
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Iron Fireman Mfg.
(quar.)
Irving Trust Co.
Inc.
Leath
4-
$1.08%
(quar.)
(quar.)___——
(quar.)
When
Payable
t$l
2-26
4•
$1.10
SI,76
Stock
Ltd.,
Jones,
&
Tourneau~("R.~GZ)TincZ
Le
1-29
1
3-25
82 %C
<quar.)__
Utilities,
3-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
preferred
preferred
preferred
Lawson
Lear,
47 %c
(quar.)..
preferred <quar.)____
Service, common
3.75%
3-15
'
3-15
1
/
quar.)
Public
Iowa
1
1
4-
/•
*
Light, common
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.40
44-
'
of Company
Name
,
3-15
45c
60c
(Incr.)—
com.
(quar.)_
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric—
Iowa
Payable of ltec.
53%c
Power,
&
preferred
preferred
4.80%
Per
Share
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
-(910)
37% c
Continued
4-1
.
3-
1
2-15
Number 5929
191
Volume
.
.
The
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(911)
15
Stock Record from the
New York Stock Exchange
DAILY
®
DAILY
RANftr
RANGE
nr
OF ddio«
PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
.Year 1959
.
Highest
/ Ii6west
i.
Sep
.40
47 %
59% Feb
May
8
84% Apr
9
134
loowr Oct 2018% Mar 26
i
28
27% Dec
=
57
23% Jan.
26
Sep 23
33
Jan
2
66
94% Jan
2
125
23% Jan
Jan
Oct
128
Apr
30
35
Jan
22% Apr.
23% Jan
2
12
9% Jan
28
Jan
2
32 %
Jan*. 28
,
.
7
Dec
30
12% Feb
10
Dec
30
17% Dec
4
89
57
46 Va
lo
Jan
15
r
,
53% Dec
85
Sep
15% Nov
245
Nov
54% Nov
4
32% Jan
66
Acme
120% Feb
237/a Jan
26
37% Feb
10
Aeroquip Corp
20% Feb
24
Air
4 :
l
,-4%tJan
4
28*' Feb
1
29% Jan
4-
8
18%" Jan
j Industries
Alabama Gas Corp
4
Alco
Jan
.
4
par
4.50%
.
>
?
t
it * "Feb
18
38%SFeb
is
79
"
18
8
Feb
80
17
34%-Feb
•
'43
r
-18%- Feb
Alleghaf
2
91% Jan
•4
5
.4
12
22% Jan
8
Allen
22
4t * Feb
8
59
Jan
4
Allied
8
17% Jan
4
Allied
Kid Co
-
64% Apr
44% Feb
21
50% Jan
58% Feb
5
24
34%-Feb
18
39% Jan
6
14% Feb
4
9va Feb
25
"11% Jan
81% Jun
11
52% Feb
2
58 % Jan
75*^Jan
4
52% Jan
b
.,
Dec
11
26% Feb
17
104
Jan
29
32% Sep
8
27
May
l,
77% May-11
33% Jan
b
Feb
12
39
44% Sep 22;
69% Nov 25.
27% Dec 22
23% Nov
18
-
83% Mar 17
38% Sep127% Sep
39% Feb
1
1
119:
39% July 15
115% July 24
b2
Dec
35% Apr
33% Apr
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America
35VaJan
108
160% Apr
58
2
64% May 29
39% May
Feb
'42
Jan
4.08%
4
Jan
7
49% Feb
48
25
8
5
102% Feb
21
4
106% Jan
44% Jan
4
60% Jan
14
61% Jan
4
24
24% Feb
30
17
48% Feb
Jan
i 6%
4
51% Jan
17
3%%
33% Nov
20
26% Jan
Jun
7
20% Feb
11
19
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
40% Nov
13
50% Jan
2
35% Jail
6
37% Feb
48
-Feb
17
51% Jan
12
Feb
1
54 ye Jan
5
7
28
37% Dec
24
44
84
Jan
15
17
25
Jan-
50
41
Apr
23 %
Sep 21
1
89%. Deo
14
24 % Dec
30
13% Jun
8
25% Feb 21
18
Corp
32.% Jun
6%
19% Jan
4
95
4
59% Jan
19
Feb
4
v
American
Jan
6
15
Jan
22
86%-'Jan
14
89% Feb
28% Jan
23
26
American Metal
15% Jan
18
American
Molasses
91% Jan
8
American
21
14% Jan
13
Mar 17
138% Jan
7
30 Va Jan
25
18%. Apr
22
152
31
Dec
18
41
May
52% Mar 31
92
Nov
41% Sop
66% Feb
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
54
-
26% Mar 26
72%
Dec" 22
26% Dec
28
27 % Dec- 21
13% Jan
26
75 % Sep
22
90-
117
37
Jun
9
Sep 22
Jan
68
J
;
133% Jan
148% Mar 20
03 % Mar
1
■
35% Feb
4
27
28
Apr
17
.
101 Va Feb
129 Va Jan
117
8
14% Jan
19
88 Va Feb
26
7
121% Feb 23
43% Jan
4
108% Jan
Jan
4
34% Feb
24
17% Dec
17
15% Jan
4
23
29% Aug
7
26
Jan
5
27% Feb
15
4
27% May
1
25
Feb
26
26% Jan
15
14% Jan
2
51 % Nov
26
20
19% Oct
63
21
45
Jan
19
17
15% Feb
2
Dec
18% Feb
,
18% Jan
11
7
54% Feb
26
8
40% Feb
30% Sep 23
58% Sep 22
50% Dec
1
46% Mar 13
33% Feb
17
39 Va Jan
74% Mar 17
56 Va Feb
17
68% Jan
48% Feb
18
54% Jan
47
36%. Feb 24
26
15
15
11
41% Jan
32% Feb
33
Feb
3
86
Dec
17
34
Mar
4
28% Oct 20
60% Mar 18
July 28
95 Va Apr
0
41% Aug
€
36% Jan
For
footnotes, see
14
page
■
Jan
12
88
17
40% Jan
31% Jan 19
34% Feb
26.
41
*40%
61
*60
200',
1,100
41%
400
61
26 %
25%
253/4
25%
25%
25%
25%
7,400
49%
49
49
49
493/4
49%
49%
3,400
29%
28%
28%
27%
283/4
28
28%
13,200
19
193/8
*19
-19%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
■113/|
40 %
11,600
40%
40%
40%
40%
40 3/4
40%
403/4
35,100
37%
*37%
37%
37%
37%
*19
*19
19%
IOO
7%
7%
48 3/8
Washington's
Birthday
49%
48%
26%
25%
35%
102
15%
17%-
108
18
*9514
55%
17%
49%
15,400
253/4
3,500
35%
36%
36%
36%
27
27,%
27%
2,100
8%
9%
19,000
9%
19%
108
17%
-
36
160
*95%
553/4
54%
15%
17%
100
56%
35%
400
35%
158
1,300
161
19%
8,500
20
*102
700
108
xl5%
15%
17%
2,700
18
*95%
2,400
100
55%
v
56%
37,700
'
78%
*77%
78%
*77%
1:
78%
*77%
78%
50
52
51%
52%
3,100
24%
2434
24%
24%
29,000
*88%
89%
24%
24%
24%
15%
24 %
*15
15 Va
15%
,
20
*88% .89%
10
24%. ..24%
6,500
*15
,
,
15%
300
74%
67%
70%
67 %
70
69%
.72%
117,600
24%
22%
23%
22%
23%
23%
.24%
153,400
60
59%
60
59%
60
59%
,59%
6,900
54%
55%
55%
,55%
47%
47%
47%
•47%
3,000
x36 %
37%
36%
37%
7,900
15%
37,400
141%
30
54
54%
54%
46
46 Va
46
Chem—No par
&
38
39%
38'%
hi
Seating Co
—10
preferred
10o
Co
15
'
38 3A
r
15%
15'A
15%
"
15 %
138%
*138%
140'A
140 Va
140%
32%
32 3A
31%
15
44%
138
32%
32%
32%
31%
74
73
73
731/2
73%
72
45
44%
45
45%
1 45%
138
1373/4
138
138
138
56%
56%
118%
29%
56 3A
118
%
57
56%
118%
293A
29%
X34%
34%
343/s
34%
1
80%
813/4
81 Va
81%
com—25
30 Va
31'/a
30 y8
303/8
25
29 Va
29%
29
29%
5
•13%
14%
14
118
29%
1
American
American Sugar
Co
Refining
preferred
American Sumatra
Tobacco
1,500
-'74/
44%
118%
Stores
14%
*140
45%
'
•73
25
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
55%
: 47 -
138%
non-cumulative preferred/100
common
1
American Steel Foundries
7%
48%
25%
15%
100
54%
600
49
26
♦102
15%
17%
100
45%
19%
108
15%
45%.
3534
19%
♦102
15%
45
158
159%
19%
23,900
9
36%
36%
1
Co
preferred—
Amer South
9
158
19%
52%
27
27%
8%
270
51%
25%
'
35%
26%
8%
1,400
86%
52%
48%
*34%
273/4-
700
*44%
/
26%
*34%
*85
1,000
X51%
49
26%
No par
Co
American Snuff
6%
STOCK
37%
14
<
58%
118
137
58
29%
59
610
343/s
29%
34%
783A
78
303/a
30%
30%
29
29%
29%
14%
•13%
1.4Q0
7p
7,10b
35
29 V»
33%
♦133/4
260
1173/a
.
117%
X77%
1
2,600
12.50Q
1373/4
291/a
<
31%
7,000
.78
..
.
6,900
30%
4,500
293/8
!
4,520
141/4
100
Co——33%
87%
88
86
87 V8
86%
87%
88Va
25
99,200
106 Va
107
106
106 %
1061/4
107
106 3/a
IO71/2
5,900
100
25
120 Va
1213/4
121
121V8
121%
1213A
121%
121%
380
Corp
35 Va
36
34%
35
343A
36
35% ,.35%
35,400
American Water Works
Co com—5
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 5/8
18 3A
25
•27%
273A
Tel
American
8c
American Tobacco
6%
preferred
American Viscose
Preferred
Preferred
Tel
common
1
6% series
5%% series
25
♦263A
27
26%
26%
26 Va
"'.'•25%
26%
25
25%
,110
15%
16 %
15%
161/4
153/8
16%
8,900
533A
52 3A
533A
52
523/4
523/4
543A
8,200
37%
35 3A
38%
37%
39%
393/8
40%
217,100
38 Va
38%
373/4
393/8
38%
391/8
39%
57%
59
57
57%
57
57%
57%
49 Va
49%
49'A
49%
491/4
49
49
38
38
16'/a
1
523A
Ampex Corp new—„_
1—;
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—_1
353A
50
No par
Anaconda
Co
Anaconda
Wire «fe
Cable
6,400
27>A
27%
*
26
15%
shares
.,18 3/B
•25%
26
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
AMP Inc endorsed
87%
'
.49%
-
;.200
40%
*•
15,900
581%
25,100
*400
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
4
Jan 21
Feb
85'
"36
41
72
7
6
44
59%
25
26
29% Jan
105
44
24
-
Feb
4
22,700
*103
44%
*60
3.300
21%
21%
19,800
5
Natural Gas co
59
Jan
67%
1.66%
issued
118 Va Jan
23
109% Nov 25
When
23
31 Va Feb
61
21%
109
!J
30%
,„
43%
91
Feb
4
*102
41%
15%
33% Jan
Jan
21%
44
*60
89 Va
138
13% Jan 14
4
79% Jan
18% May 18
89
ft
213/s
103
433/4
26
16
3
21%
*41
15%
Feb
4
30
61
89%
Rad & Std Sany com—5
20
67
303/4
41%
24 Va
Potash
Jan
68%
30%
102 %
1
American
82% Feb
67
30
43%
-2
co—.
American
38% Jan
21%
70
29
109
100
Products
3
34
68%
'
45%
*88%
preferred-;
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com.No pa:
32% Feb 17
4
74% Jan
18
43% Mar
4%%
American
25
30
Jan""2
29%
45%
49%
3
29 Va Feb
34% Dec
108
1,300
70%
46
25
4
9
Va
.45%
35
46
24%
5
15
117
45%
45%
47
Feb
Feb
54
12
2,100
47 3A
•54% Jan
Jan
9
Jun
125
50
48%
25%
15
80
38%
47%
50
78'A
13
Feb
*36
38%
.
46:%
17
%v Jin 22
43
,
American
55% July 29
16
13 % Mar 12
25 % Nov
24% Nov
1
23
27
37%
50%
*37%
*48%
25%
16% Feb
142
37
♦49
38%
50
100
43% Jan
1
16,300
Metals_No par
Inc com—1
News
25
Deo
&
Optical
26% Feb
137
Machine
American
s
54% Mar
65,700
93%
54%
American
4
32%
93
*95'A
4
38% nov
30
1
American Metal Climax
18
.
2,400
31%
92 3/8
100
15
48
.35%
32 %
3.50
com
Feb
63% Jan
Dec
1
Motors Corp
1
133
preferred-100
American
58% Jan
9
35%
31%
91%
37
27% Jan
Feb
35%
93
164
14
52
35%
32%
19%
26
44%'Feb
129
91%
36 3 4
17
1
•121.„
32
156%
24Vr Feb
14
36%
129
5,200
35%
1
76% Jan
64% Dec
X36 Va
♦120
1,400
,55
93
12.50
44% Feb
28% Feb;,4
37%
129
:v9%
33
No par
16
53% July
9
Corp
30
62% Jan
36%
*121
9%
35%
common
59% Apr
34% Jan
17
:.37%
129
Products
prior preferred
Mach & Fdry
3.90% preferred
Jan
49% Jan
17
29,600
83/4
5%%
94n
17
29
140
36% ,37%
27%
non-cumulative
25
Jan
76% ,,773/4
40c
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
7
Sep 22
Inc.
16% Jan
58
54%
77%
Power—No par
Foreign
8
6
13
Lines
No par
15%'Feb
38% Jan-
.
5
European Secur
American Hardware
Mar 30
66% Feb
9%
54%
77'A
19
10
Ice Co
4
9%
53%
77%
28%
10
American Electric Power Co
Home
14
9%
'54%
44 Va
American
73% Apr
9%
43%
24% Jan" 18
96% Nov
800
.
533/4
44%
10
22 % Feb
Sep 21
1,600
*76%
44%
18%-Feb
i
—
56
5,900
.36
54%
"CLOSED
May 27
:
,56%
35%
,77%
20
American
6
55%
36
48%
3
_•
5
.6
.,17%
56%
403/4
18
15% Jan
♦16%
553%
35 %
:
40%
175% Jan
24%- Jan
9%
17
70
2,200
36,000
86
"38% Jan
*
*16%
19% .20
53%.. v'54%
41
12
22
17
92
*91%
85 %
15
18
20
253^
"
33% Feb
Dec
35%
41%
12.50
142% Feb
32% Jan
553/4
35%
*16%
85
Feb
16
55
35%
523A
52% Nov
98
92
53
40%
4
80
16%
55%
*60
1
common
July 27
May 19
52
40 3/4
American Export
84
X193/4
52%
52
American 8c
30
*91 %
20
85
13
76% Dec
.92
19%
51
"
40%
11
% Feb 15
•91
'
533/4
9% Jan
17
51%
85
28 Va Jan
2
203/4
41%
8
105
913/4
20%
51%
16
9
13,200
85
8% Feb
3
44%
40 %
26% Feb
29
43%.
EXCHANGE
American
Deo
44%
10
American Enka
45% Oct
43 Va
100
15
93
443/s
prior preferred
4%%
22
17% Dec
4,500
43%
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
4
9
45%
38%
4,300
8
18% July
20% Jan
37%
22 y8
33% Jan
110
38%
21%
42
23
10
,,
373/4
22
17
Mur 17
31,300
37%
213/4
18% Jan
15% Deo
u%
180
37%
22%
34% Apr
104
11%
•175-
10
21%
29
38% July 21
195
81
2.400
25% Feb
25 ;
11%
♦175
*79
22%
35
193
11
176
81
21%
Feb..
9
11%
176
'
39%
43%
1
Corp
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
July 27
12
Radio
Commer
46
Feb
11
195
•79
"48%
45
Mar 13
11%
81
48%,. .49
27
;
44
47%
9
% Jan
43%
•102
25
30
14
41%
21%
No par
Co
8% Nov
31
42%
29
20
25% Oct
122
17%
'
48
4
Jan
17%
48
26
Jan
3,900
17%
48
Jan
4
3,300
17%
69%
2
common
Co
2
*
2,300
;44%
17%
42
*79
30,900
17%
17%
44 <
79%
'
5%
29
47%
59 % Jan
49% Jan
....
28%
47%
88
"46%'Jan 21
300
5%.
1
37 %
*
55% May 18
29
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
46% Jan
*277
5%
28%
48%
23
25
■
48
Feb
Jan
300
5%
■
29
47%
41
43-
•278
5%
29 '
37%
9
17
300
'--5%
4,400
48%
38% Feb
Apr
5,900
48%
May 28
16
9,200
75%
47 3A
Amer
15
19%
74%
48%
11
Feb
19%
No par
24% Jan
50% Feb
20
75%
No par
4
85
19%
9,500/
American Chicle
20% Feb
Sep
2
65% July 28
*278
6
45%
10
preferred
14
106
46% Sep.
38% Feb
36%
American Chain & Cable
*
47*
36
11,100
-
100
preferred
American Can
7%
36%
'
*48%
50
American Cable &
23
21%
35 %
No par
common
20%
75%
36%
120%
20%
36
75%
28%
1,000
117%
19%
•
20%
74%
300
2,500
3,900
61
91%
1
preferred
Theatres Inc
8%
4
68% Apr
25% Sep
36% Nov
4
43% Jan
61% Aug
45% Oct 26
6
11
44
9
22
Jan
13% Jan
17
Jan
19
40 - Feb
40% Mar
29
30
6.
9% Feb
2
35% Sep 17
47% Jan.* 2
% Mar 17
19
Jan
19
76%
36
120
13,600
27
32%
No par
Co
117%
20%
18%
37%
1
Corp
119
36%
.50
convertible preferred
American
a
19
20
*37%
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
7
117
20%
*123
1
common
American Bakeries
118%
60%
9%
12.50
American Bank Note
60%
13%
27%
,
53%
100
Co
Petroleum
60
61%
13%
200
77%-
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
18
44% Jan
Amerada
*61
'
No par
:
American Airlines
27
18
25
Sugar
Corp
x26%
16%
10
convertible preferred
Amerace
6
31 % Jan
25% Jan
Feb
20% Jan
20 % Dec
preferred-
27%
26%
61%
55%
10
common
convertible
Amalgamated
18
78% Jan
,
6%
2
Jan
Feb
*41-
3
Aug
Feb
■43
.
8
68
8
20% Feb
18
2
26
28"'
'
9
50% Sep
46% Dec
25
-67 v-
9
7
Feb
47%'Feb
43 va Feb
i
30
2
2
4
,
Mfg
13%
27%
26%
35
No Dar
Alpha Portland Cement
36
37
10
10
22
2
132
10
90% Feb 17
Mar 31
51
32% Oct
23% Sep
28
Feb
15
30%- Jan 29
„
56% July 17
106% Feb
5
42% Jan
45% jftl
Jan
! Jan
Allls-Chalmers
13%
27%
91%
Amalgamated Leather co—
117% Nov
Jars
18
28
33% Feb
23
13
Feb
Jan
14
50%
Products Corp
.5
Allied Stores Corp common__No
par
4% preferred
;
100
78
4.100
17%
.
Allied
5
50%. ,50%
44 %
___No par
—
50%
26%
11%
1
Inc__:
—
50 Va
37%
<-*/„.5
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills.
50%
3,200
j
106
27%
*175
9
_
25%
•103
42%
10
a
40-
34%TJan 12
•
r
6
Industries Inc
24%-
50%
51%
24%
13%
79%
7/600
59%
106 %
23%
26%
'"
_No par
Chemical Corp
16% Feb
Dec
58%
*103%
24%
27%
5%
Washington's
Birthday
.42
24%
14%
28%
1
preferred:^/
21'/a Mar 20
59
8% Oct' 27
75.
prior preferred
avertible
Shares
♦40%
27%
75%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
-_i
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
'
1
r
c
Corp common
103
42
28%
*280
.100
t
co
6%
stock
-
closed
i:—5
59%
103
25
18
—2
1
58%
36
exchange
~
*40%
59%
20%
—2
'
107
41%
59%
116%
.100
4%% preferred
5
Jan
pfd 1951 series
Products Inc
Aldens Inc common—
4
Feb
45
conv
a
4
'56% Jan
9>
90% Jan 12
•
,
Jan
195
17
Feb
14
13 % Jan
176-Feb .-18
18
60% Aug 31,
102
Apr ' «
28% Aug 25
.7% Jan
51% Jan
17
10% Feb
17,
•
*40%
59%
the Week
Feb. 26
60%
Control
Products-—
_i,50c
air Reduction Inc
common—Ino
Friday
Feb. 25
13%
1
17
42
Sales tor
Thursday
Feb. 24
27
1
;
Wednesday
:
4
27%
■
Corp —5
Admiral Corp
ifrvir Feb
'85
24%
x50
no par
Addressograph -Mul tlgra ph
17
*103
J;'
iiiiiiii——1
Express Co
Feb
58%
-10
Adams
Adams-Mlllls Corp„
26
*40%
-25
Co
4
36% Deo 22
Sep* 21
Steel
Feb. 23
"
iiiii"—1
Inc
4
*
Jan
-Jan
33
—1
iiiiiii
acf-Wrigley Stores
6
28% Jan-
<
Vending Corp
Tuesday
...
Feb. 22
,
—1
acf Industries Inc.
convertible
•*73%*Feb
.
8
'44%. Jon
24
♦*•18**'
30
17
77% Jun
abc
15
22
28% Dec
160
17 ~
Feb
h)7:
"
29
16% Nov
-
21
Jan
4%
low AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
Par
common—_!.—5
preferred-Ill .100
4
15% Jan
26 '^Feb
6% Mar 19
,
4
Jan
28% Jan
8
stock
Abacus Fund
Abbott Laboratories
52
1
.
58
91 % Mar 10
1.:
Feb
york
exchange
6
"
22 % Nov- 23
9
'
27 % Feb
.
12
3
3% Feb'
48
-1-34'a Feb
31
22
Sep
290
Dec
38% Dec
2
17% Dec
71
*
2
new
<
/'
62% Jan
110
•><23%'Feb 25
Aug 17
;29% May 11
Sep 21
-■17
24:
34% July 15
30 % Mar
9
2
Jan
26
17
m)3e • Feb
16
40% nov 23
12% nov.
4
55%^feb
24
Apr
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
-'"Lowest
Highest
41*' Jan 15
42
Jan
8
3
Common
$4
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
No par
21.80
10
38
39%.
36%
38
86%
86 y2
•86%
88
88
88
88
36 Va
36%
36%
361/4
36%
36%
36%
36%
2,600
32%
33 Va
32 Va
32%
321/4
33
33
33%
4,600
37
•86%
38
3,300
*
-
30
16
The Commercial and Financial
(912)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 29, I960
.
NEW YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE STOCK. RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1939
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Kanpe for Previous
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
37%
37%
5
—10
27%
27%
64%
65 %
5
41%
42
49% Feb
11
34 % Feb
17
40% Jan
5
40% Jan
28
26% Feb
16
30% Jan
11
64 Ve May
7
80% July 29
6lV8Feb
8
77% Jan
4
23
7
37% Nov
32% Jan
8
42% Feb
19
Armour
44% Feb
26
Armstrong Cork Co common
75
Sep
24
49% Nov 25
39
Jan
26
86% Apr
9
23
75
Jan
13
7
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp
22
Arnold Constable
20
23% July 16
17
Feb
8
33% Oct
15
28% Apr
2
23% Feb
15
27% Jan
25% May 15
40% May 19
20% Feb
12
23% Jan
32% Feb
26
37% Jan
5
14% Jun
13% Jan
28
14% Feb
25
Jan
2
11
10% Jan
»
2
18
5
4
Industries
Arvin
Ashland
2nd
Oil
&
Associated Dry
44
Feb
60% Dec
13
Sep
56V4
10
Jan
27
60% Jan
4
Feb
9
102% Feb
24
55% Feb
30
8
63
Jan
4
100
107% Mar 31
25
Nov
99
59
48% Jan
2
Common
5.25%
preferred
20%
20%
27%
2,600
66%
65 %
66%
65%
67%
12,500
41%
40%
41%
41%
413
4
•'22,600
44
43%
44%
43%
44%
5,700
77
24
*76
77%
*76
18
17%
17%
17
24%
23%
2334
,233%
120%
<57 %
17
32% July
8
24% Feb
8
27% Jan
5
9% Dec
29
10% Mar
4
9% Jan
7
9% Feb
2
28% Dec
18
33% Sep
11
28% Feb
1
31% Feb
10
Nov
10
Jan
6
79% Jan
15
83% Feb
23
80
"
92
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
39% Sep
16
53% Apr
74% Dec
31
5% Oct
28
15% Jun
16
68% Jan
27
'
47
Feb 26
,20%
20%
20%
33%
*32%
33%
32%
33
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
58% Feb 24
41% Jan
4
14%
preferred
100
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
♦101%
103%
*101 %
103%
59%
60
59 %
59 %
CLOSED
25%.
26%
24%'
;■
'■
// /■
25%
25%
25%
2,200
<
120
2,600
•: 9%
9%
9%
v
30%
30%
30%
83'A
*82%
83%
9
6% Jan
4
Atlas
Birthday
37%
37%
*76%
77%
5%
5%
11
15% Jan
5
15% Feb
15
5%
15%
Jujy 29
87% Jan
13
96% Jan
26
Atlas Powder Co
16% Jan
15
20% Jan
Austin Nichols common
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
!
■'
58%
100
Corp common
preferred—
15%
57
58%
36%
9%
30% :.
81%
82%
X47%
37
76%
43%
77 %
■
9%
31
83
*82%
47
.
/
:
36%
77
76
15 Va
88
88%
89%
88%
88%
88
17%
*17%
17%
17%
No pat
*22%
23
*22%
23
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
3
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
13%
13%
12%
13%
12%
13%
13 Vb
27% Jan
21% Feb
1
24% Jan
28% Dec
7
24% Feb
1
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
12% Feb
17
27% Jan
15% Jan
18
4
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
6% Feb
15
7% Jan
5
30% Feb
9
42% July 24
33% Feb
1
37% Jan
4
Babcock
13% Jan
6
18% Dec
17
14% Jan
29
17% Jan
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
24% Nov
27% Dec
7
38%
.
460
*15%
15%/
xi5%
10,900
5%
*17%
9
110
76
5%
5%
5%
20
*)% Nov 20
5.500
38,950
,
37
76
9,300
/.
48%
37
29,800
'
31%
36%
•
5% / 5%
*15%
15%
...
9%
9%
30%:
%
No par
4
11
;
/
25%
'
57%
10
'
■>.
9%
20
77% Feb
16
13
21% Jun
>'
57%
59%
82%
'
Washington's
No par
24
24% Feb
400
102%
25%
V
1
Atlantic Coast Line RR
5% Feb
96
•
5,300
13,500
59
59%
30%
*
EXCHANGE-'
Atlantic City Electric Co com___4%
16% Feb
15% Nov 24
STOCK
10
26
3
20%
102
102
59%
preferred—10
8% Jan
86% Mar
•<
2,600
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
17
36% Feb 24
74% Jan
4
'
110
23%
20%
57%
101
10
Co
Common
5% non-cumulative
4%
50
'
*32%
"
*4% Nov
2,300
77%
17
c
34
13%
1
37%
27%
14%
•33.
100
1
Investment
37»A
27%
;
—
1st
Associates
Atchison
>
Goods Corp—
37%
27%
77
...
26
5
-—I
Shares
37%
43
25
Refining common—1
the Week
Feb. 26
64%
18
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
Friday
Feb. 25
27%
*17%
18
2.50
Inc
Sales for
Thursday
1
37%
,27,
78%
*76
PRICES
SALE
40%
-5
Corp
37 %
.
42
41%
1
No par
$3.75 preferred
11
17% Nov
W
Co
78 % Jan
20% Jan
31% Feb
Sc
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 24
Par
•
.
18
May
35% Feb
*
Feb. 23
Feb. 22
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% Nov 27
31.V.t Nov
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
17,900
900
89
1,900
17% /
*17
17%
23
*22'A
/
*22'A
23
100
■
.
25%
13%
;
■
7,400
49,100
B
8
Babbitt
(B T) Inc
Baltimore Gas & Elec
26
26% Feb
26
Dec
23
23
24% Jan
U)
101% Feb
5
90% Jan
18
93% Feb
17
4%%
79
Dec
11
89% Jun
8
80
Jan
8
83 % Feb
19
4%
38
8
38% Feb
8
43% Jan
14
Nov
16
50% July
56% Dec
28
66
Jan
25
Dec
28
40
Jan
6
44
Oct
12
64% Jan
27
23
30% May 11
66% Feb 27
Nov
23
49% Sep
23
Feb
9
28% Jan
2
27
20
56% Feb
1
62% Feb
44
Jan
2
Jan
23
96
Dec
16
19% Sep
22
36% Jan
7
55% Dec
8
Dec
11
29
25% Jan
Basic
Feb
5
54% Jan
Bath
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
48% Feb
24
54% Jan
Products Corp
Iron Works
Bayuk
78
100% Mar 26
30
July 29
74% May
fl
206
14
Cigars
3%%
conv
92% Jan
29
4%%
90% Feb
3
19% Feb
17
22
62 % Jan
13
78% Feb 25
Feb
2
Dec
18
80% Feb
26
2
65
Dec
11
56% Feb
17
70 % Feb
26
35% Jan
9
42
Apr
10
39% Jan
26
40
.33% Feb
17
Feb
84
9
80
Jan
4
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
18% Dec
15
16
Jan
9
13
2
24% May 11
14
Jan
29
Nov
38
Dec" 14
91
61
Sep
22
Jan
5
4
4
1 % Jan
13
1 % Jan
4
6
*80%
(A S)
10
34
4
&
Howell Co
%%
Bendlx
5%
Aviation Corp
Benguet
57% Jan
4
Bethlehem
15
25
22
29 % Oct
29
46% Jan
Best
&
7%
3
8
Co
Inc
1 peso
Inc
1
Gypsum
Steel
Co
40c
(Del)
common
preferred
Jan
29
40% Feb
23
17
53
Jan
4
29% Jan
6
Black
Decker
&
Blaw-Knox
Mfg Co
29
48% Dec
46%
27%
27%
27
27
2.50
Aluminum & Brass Corp
21
22 y8 Feb
11
11
24% Feb
10
46% Jan
15
Borden
Jan
15
78 % Feb
23
59% Feb
5
62'A Jan
4
15% Jan
5
27 % Jan
6
3% %
&
4
11% Jan
18
Common
16
20% Jan
18
5%
13y8 Jan
4
41% Jan
48
6
25%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
1,900
43%
43%
43%
44%
43%
44%
44 '/a
44%
10,500
44%
42%
43%
38%
38%
4%% convertible preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs &c Stratton Corp
38%
38'A
37%
38%
45%
*44%
45%
*44 %
45%
45%
45%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
x57 %
59 %
58
58
58%
58
58
43%
42%
43%
79%
*78%
79%
78%
28 Vb
26'/a
26
26%
3,400
17,100
44% Feb
26
Bristol-Myers
17'
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
4
61% Feb
9
35% Jan
18
46% Feb
26
32
Feb
17
33% Jan
11
21
4
35% May 28
19% Feb
17
24% Jan
4
31% July 10
20% Feb
82'% Nov
27
94% May 27
83% Feb
32
Dec
14
37% Jan
30
15% Oct
22
24% Jun
13% Sep
23
2
26 %
68% Jan
2
80% Apr
20% Apr
21
18
8
July 28
10
Feb
14% Feb
16% Jan
Co
45
common.
42%
15
Brown
19%
19%
25
Brown Shoe Co Inc
73
73
Brunswick-Balke-Collender-,
58
B T L Corp
42
17
27% Jan
6
4
85
Jan
4
17
34
Jan
18
16
17% Jan
4
7
18% Jan
13
20% Feb 24
24
73% Jan
5
Jan
4
&
Blgelow
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd
$5
Co
common
Bullard
Bulova
Co
82
Jan
5
29% Feb
17
35% Jan
4
S
35% Feb
5
24
16
26% Feb
2
17% Oct
5
Feb
13% Feb
17
lb
Jan
4
Co
(A
300
V
2,000
2,300
16,500
74
59 %
57%
58%
43%
41%
42%
33%
*33%
33%
20%
19%
20%
23
22%
22%
„
19%
74
X57%
900
59
58%
59%
92,600
44%
44 'A
46%
44,100
'
*81
14%
15%
14%
18
17%
17%
X32
32%
*32%
32 Va
19%
20%
19%
20%
700
11,600
21%
14%
17%
42%
31%
5
/
87
*30%
3%%
Byers
19%
73%
87
Bush Terminal Co
24
21
5,500
22%
22%
13,500
:,
*81
22
87
30%
*81
*30%
31'%
;
87
30%
.
300
3,800
14 %
.
14%
14%
14%
17%
18%
17%
18
10,300
21
21 Va
20%
M)
21%
21%
20%
21%
100
21 %
35,100
73%
73%
*73%
74%
74%
74'%
74'%
74%
720
100
*65 %
67'A
*65%
67%
100
•65%
67%
♦65%
67'A
79%
79%
*79%
80%
80%
•79%
80%
~Io
5
*79%
32%
33%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
19,000
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24'A
24%
24'A
900
3.33%
79% Feb 23
28% Oct
19%
30%
l
6,300
1
84% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
13
19%
73%
22%
preferred.
4%% second pref
Burroughs Corp
76% Jan
19%
"29%
com
300
•
44%
79%
73%
>81%
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
4% preferred
43%
19%
1
Co
Watch
10
16%
11%
*73%
5
15
Jan
26
No par
Co
21
66
26
58%
10
Forge
*9%
*16
19%
1
preferred
Buffalo
:
10
33
—
Jan
4
42%
*75%
26 %
22% Jan
66
May
43%
79%
257/s
73% Feb
*9%
"
*78%
5
75'A Jan
67
,
29
21
Mar 10
9%
38%
79% Feb
42% Jan
3,700
38%
4
2
50
,
common
Bridgeport Brass Co
76% Jan
16
15,500
79
60%
11'/a
21
33% Mar 16
60%
11%
Jan
47% Nov
*78%
60%
16%
17
44% Nov
78%
60%
.
1,500
11 %
38% Feb
6
42%
78%
60%
1,900
,
*16%
29
5
43%
79
60%
25%
11%
Oct
34% May
28% Jan
*78%
61
25%
16%
48
Jan
43%
78%
60%
25%
10
9
66
44%
78%<
...
11%
4
17% Jan
44%
x25 %
,
16%
12
12
2,700
22,500
*9%
11
30
.17
28
11%
Jan
76
16%
27%
17
12% Jan
20% Apr
600
27%
17%
28
11%
63% Jan
26
3,900
21%
Inc
8
22
*27%'
6,400
46%
25
*9%
Airways
10
5
27%
;
20
40%
:
17
Braniff
25
28% Jan
46
RR—
52% Feb
15
40
500
10,700
79
21%
__
10% Feb
Oct
40%
62,000
:
21%
.
preferred
44% Feb
25% Feb
20%
*77%
46%
27%
11,500
50%
19%
'.'9
39%
■*'. 46
40
140'%
25%
25
12% Sep
8
66% July 20
12
39
49%
140%
..
21%
100
Co
Maine
Jan
700
25
_5
preferred
Edison
35'%
21%
7.50
Borg-Warner Corp common
15% Feb
9
;
Co
Boston
35%
5,200
1.25
Book-of-tlie-Month Club Inc
1
Bond Stores Inc
34.200
1
Jan
20% Jan
35% Oct
Nov
40
45%
21
77
28% Nov
13
39%
46
17
15% Sep
57% Jan
24% Jan
40%
45%
1%
20%
*77%
27%
1
62
39%
10
400
1%
49%
19%
<
45%
141
17%
81% Apr 24
flay* Mar 17
14% Jan
20%
79%
23%
45 VB
38%
/
2'8%
28
8
49
.
*140
5
Feb
19% Jan
;
.//V
Bohn
Jan
Nov
36%
,
49%
6
35
6
37'/a
141
22%
•
36
28% Jan
6
85
20
*35
16
48'% Jan
22
35%
24% Feb
1
28
35%
17
V* Feb
Dec
36%
3,600
1%
1%
27%
41
Dec
7,400
17%
7
26
74%
34%
45%
28%
May 14
76
72%
23%
17
11
33% Sep
72%
28%
17% Mar 13
13
72%
22%
*45
1
44% May 25
53% Jun
8
20
130
5
6
Nov
91%
Boeing Airplane Co
17
8 V* May 12
*88%
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W> Co
11% Nov
40% Jan
89%
4
33% Jan
44
89%
6
Boston
7% Nov 24
89%
50c
Co
40 V* Feb
14% Dec
73,200
20% Jan
1
30
49%
32% Jan
25
24
48%
17
24% Sep
Sep
50
17
24% Apr
58% Sep
48%
11
8
76
1,000
49%
36 %
*77%
100
28,100
1 %
79
*■•
17%
1%
21%
26,300
44
16%
1%
20%
20
70%
16 "
1%
X77%
80 %
69 *-
*39%
17%
46
48%
80%
41
33%
'
72%
36%
:
80%
69
67
23%
*140
3,700
46,600
34%
45%
37%
19%
773/4
17%
71%
50%
30
•
19%
16%
23%
140%
92
92
34%
46
36%
1,200
40
200
15%
74
49%
49
*38
*17%
23%
140%
1,200
74"%
16% Feb
22
9
CLOSED
Washington's
Birthday
7,900
44%
19%
27 % Feb
20% Sep
37% Feb
EXCHANGE
8
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4'%% pfd series of 1951
100
J43% Feb
STOCK
800
40 %
78%
*39%
23
*45%
48%
50%
4
*185
-,
92
'■
*79%
1
41
71%
1
50
40
800
19%
80%
68
*39%
43 %
400
76%
5
2
Jan
*79 %
*91
-
26 % Feb
21 y» Jan
16
•
d:A'63%
■
50%
200
9
July
35
5
common
Consolidated
142% Feb
Feb
—
preferred
6
82
—
Beneficial Finance Co
16
21% Feb
common
preferred
47 % Feb
15% Nov
1
64%.
138 'A Jan
36
pfd
40
6
18
4%%
63%
11
56% July 15
77%
40
Bestwall
30% Jun
20
74%
*79%
4
24 y» Mar 31
91
19%
50
13
8
91
20%
100
40% Jan
12
92
.76%
*
"
39%
v
49
49
*39
♦185
19%
Aircraft Corp
48%
40
200
74%
38% Jan
17% Jan
*38%
*185
♦91
8
71% Jan
48%
40%
200
1
29
2
50
•
*38%
2.50
33% Feb
11
49
-12.50
Mills Inc
35 »/• Jan
31
12.5C
common
prior preferred
100
1
July
44%
%85
43% May 28
19% Dec
40 %
44%
89%
24
42% Dec
39%
45
91
46% Jan
83
51%
40%
•89%
74% Jan
10
50%
38%
*44%
47 %
23% Feb
12
51%
39%
45%
48%
7
Jan
*50%
38%
47%
68
s5% Sep
36% Jan
52
26
♦44%
100
3
70
51
59 %
1-26
10
No par
24
Feb
1,200
Beech Creek RR
Bell
25
59% July
23%
15%
25
155
23%
*58%
26
26
17%
Jan
5
23%
59%
59%
34%-
Jan
23
23%
14%
22% Feb
Sep
23%
17%
45
12% Jan
23%
33%
1
4fV* May 11
24%
18
3
137
700
23%
34%
Feb
41% Apr
54%4
<15'
28% Mar
22
54%
14%
52
32% Sep
55%
17%
10
6
*54%
1
10
36 % Jan
54%
1
89% Feb
Mar 23
26%
54%
Bell Aircraft Corp.
Sep
2
59%
r26
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
46% Dec
IV* Dec 21
*59%
Belding-Heminway
50
8,200
26%
15
18
60
40%
59%
26
25
40
54%
23
Jan
40%
39%
26%
v Feb
89% Feb
Apr
40%
■•?.
54 y8
100
Beck Shoe
84%
39%
41
59%
94
*83
16% Feb
May 14
89
84'%
*93 %
84%
36% Jan
18
May~8
95
12,800
93%
preferred
Beaunit
Beech
26%
93 %
lo
Beckman Instruments Inc
28% Jan
26%
*83%
26%
93
No par
issued
7
7
Corp
Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
Jan
Jan
206
26%
100
Aroostook RR
Oil Corp
When
204
26 %
26
93
*83%
1
Jan
Jan
26 %
1
50
45
26
5,300
10
22
42% Jan
16,600
40%
noncumulative preferred
Barber
1
14,200
16%
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
Bangor &i
8
36%
15%
93 %
Jan
Jan
7%
35%
16
84%
Jan
35% Feb
7%
36%
15%
93%
63
43
7%
35 %
16
*83%
27
21
6%
35%
15%
0%
100
29
24
6%
35%
15%
100
23
51% Oct
6%
36
15%
No par
Jan
43% Dec
6%
35 %
com
series C
54% Feb
25
"
178
Corp
preferred series B
preferred
4%
11
1
9
13
Co
Wilcox
&
13%
13%
*13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13'A
600
28'/8
28%
28%
28%
29
29'%
29%
29%
2,300
1
c
28 y» Nov
2
sy. July 10
18
Jan
10
Mar 30
46y«Jun
.19
Dec
30
26
4
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
27% Jan
13
5% Feb
16
7% Jan
6
27'/* July 27
13% Dec 31
22% Feb
17
26% Jan
18
Feb
8
13% Jan
5
55% Dec 28
22 V* Aug 14
49% Feb
11
547/8 Jan
4
22
13
30
Jan
5
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
5
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Oct
19'% Feb
16
23
21 y8 Jan
89
Feb
11
41 % Nov
80
Feb
30
26
83
51
36% Sep
Apr 22
44
Feb
22
3
48
Jan
7
44% Jun
Canada
1
24'A Dec
37
Jan
30
27
38% Jan
4
32% Mar
Canadian
3
25
Jan
4
U
69
26% Jan
6
Canadian
57% Feb
19
60% Jan
6
Cannon
79
67 y* Dec
For
footnotes,
July 28
see page
26.
Jan
4
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
Pacific
Mills Co
Ry
1
1
1.8O
1.66%
Ho par
100
No par
6
0>/8
5%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23
23%
23%
23%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
50
50
50
50
50
50
19%
♦80
19%
'
*37
25
25%
No par
*57%
58
5%
6
4,600
5,000
4,300
50
50'/a
6,200
19%
19%
19 %
3,500
82 %
80
80
•44
45%
•44
45%
*44
45 Va
*36%
38
*36%
38
»
*37%
38 '/a
38 '/a
26»/s
6
*80
*80
45%
.
6
83
19%
83
•44%
6
25%
*57%
19%
19%
25%
2 5'A
25%
25»/b
25%
58
57'A
57'A
58
58
30
11,400
Number 5929
Volume 191
, ;
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(913)
17
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
10
37% Feb
*
40 % Dec
26% Sep
38% Jan
!
18 '
Dec
108
6
Sep
^
43
Jan
28
49% Jan
4
15
35% Feb
25
16
30% Feb
5
88% Jan
41 % Jan
19
35
Feb
62
Oct
Feb
-
25
16
43
Feb
17
58% Jan
19
4
36% Feb
26
41% Jan
6
27
lb
27'/a Jan
4
7
67% Jan
11
26% Feb
40% Feb
2
16
119% Mar 16
7 % Apr
29
12
Sep
22
76% Sep
22
22
125% May 13
91% July
9
Nov
23
44% Mar 20
30
20
27
Apr
Feb
25
Jan
11
4
22% Jan
114% Jan
19
7% Feb
6
92
Jan
•
4
31% Jan
25
119% Feb
23
4
83% Jan
17
35% Jan
15
32% Feb
18
Jan
4
19
Jan
.,
4%%
conv
Ceiotex
11
5%.
23
Feb
9
13
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
41
Jan
30
55
54% Jan
5
22
Apr 20
19% Jan
18
20% Jan
5
30% Jun
17
21
24
80
Aug 20
Aug 14
38% Mar 23
32% Jan
20
35% Feb
15
88% Dec
28
99% Feb
27
88 % Jan
27
91% Jan
21
10
46% May 11
4%%
37% Sep
42% Jan
4
46% Feb
15
Central
Dec
11
31
23
4
26 % Jan
Central
RR
71% Feb
18% Sep
20
76
July 27
Jan
Jan
25% Jan
15
Central
Feb
24
Central
56% Jan
27
19
8
.
77% Jan
Agulrre
19
5
% preferred
Central
/
:
Sugar Co_;
i
series
U
26
28% Feb
22
28% Jan
16
8% Feb
10
16% Jan
Central
12
15% Mar 11
9% Feb
24
11
11% Sep
21
22
43% Jan
28
34% Sep
50% Mar
'
5
16% Apr
12% Feb
Apr
1
13% Jan
Feb
12
104% Feb
26
28% Feb
12
34% Feb
26
4% Feb
17
5% Jan
18
58% Feb
1
6% Jan
9
79
July 27
4% May 29
52
17
85
9
25
15
42
.
Jan
Cerro
Pasco
Certain-Teed
70% Jan
11
Cessna
1)0% Feb
9
87% Dec
99
16
Nov
30
35
Nov
19
24
Mar
4
45% May 28
25% Apr
24
17
24
25% Sep
42% Jan
9
34% Feb
88
17
Jan
42% Jan
27
18"% Feb
29
Jan
25
39
17
Jan
21
4
4
32% Feb
4
Jan
18
9
37% Dec
31
25% Feb
8
383/4 Jan
6
Checker
36% Jan
5
23% Feb
17
293/4 Jan
4
Chemetron
10% Oct
6
34% Feb
18
46
64% Dec
29
74% July
Oct
26
106
13% Apr
25
11834 Feb
15
8
12% Feb
3
Feb
26
43 % Jan
4
63 % Feb
25
693/4 Jan
6
39
26
1
19% Aug
8
38
July 14
16
Jan
38% Nov
36:%
Dec
25
53
Jan
3
14
Jan
12
17
31
Feb
17
23
433/4 Jan
12
38% Feb
33% July 8
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
21% Feb
17
64 % Jan
29
69 % Feb
26
183/4 Nov 23
17% Feb
17
23 % Jan
4
28a/4 Nov 23
45 % May 25
29
17
36 % Jan
23% Nov
63
25
5
Jan
Feb
Chic
263/8 Jan
Inc
RR com
Ry
Western
36% July 28
24% Feb
16
293/4 Jan
37% Apr
37% Jan
17
27
Feb
17
29% Jan
22
2
27
Feb
23
32;
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
14
Feb
17
15% Jan
26% Jun
17
46% Dec
17
39% Jan
19
47% Jan
Chock
50% Feb
4
55% Feb 17
71% Jan
O'Nuts
Cincinnati
30% Feb
8
333% Feb
26
78% Jan
4
83% Feb
18
A%
93
Dec
17
1023/4 Jan
12
94% Feb
2
99
Jan
8
35% Oct 23
46% Jan 14
47% Jun
30
35% Jan
12
38% Jan
64% July 10
643/4 jan 26
51% Jan
7
53% Jan
Feb
25
463/4 Nov
15
Feb
19
5
273/4 Mar 20
Jan
9
57
15% Dec
16
.
43
57% Jan
•
-
Dec
23
57.
Dec
28
33
Dec '
Jan
6
5
12
4
4
51% Jan
,
4
Jan
18
17
Feb
8
923/4 Jan
4
47% Jan
18
50% Jan
26
Mar 20
90% Jan
11
94
Feb
Gas &
Jun
12
14
42
65
Dec
15
136% Jan
16
Dec
29
88
/ Jan
28
96
Apr
27
Clevite
62% Jan
4
•v7%
10
i%
8
52
Jan
21
36% Feb
1
41
% Jan
6
91
90%
91
90%
90%
*90%
91
46
45%
453/4
45%
25
25%
26
31%
guaranteed 4%
Corporation
21
43% July 27
23
82
4
7
Internat'l
71% Jan
5
75
Feb
16
18
24% Feb
8
30 % Jan
6
Collins Sr. Alknmn
72% Dec
16
8
34% Dec
513% Feb
12
691/2 Jan
4
10
25 % Feb
17
353% Jan
4
Colorado Fuel &
50'/a Mar II
46% Jan
4
48% Feb
5
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
50
Jan
18
57
Feb
24
35
Jp.n
14
38% Feb
17
45
Jan
4
18
19% Feb
16
203/s Jan
4
Columbia
Gas
153A Nov 23
24% Mar 23
153A Jan
27
18% Feb
18
Columbia
Pictures
60 % Dec
74
61% Jan 28
64 Va Jan
18
433A Sep 21
32% Jun 17
25% Nov 17
54% Jan 14
12% Sep
9
55% Jan
90
Dec
2
22
101% Sep 25
8% Jan
2
6% Feb
10
14% Jan
10 %
Sep
26% Dec
Nov
5
'38% May 18
673A Aug
7
4
3
Feb
23
42%
62%
»{
34%
19
32
30
243/4
12
123/s
39%
393%
*102
14%
STOCK
1
10;
'v
Jan
22% Nov
9
20 % Jan
4
243A Jan
22
27% July 10
573A Feb 24
22'A Feb
11
23% Jan
6
44 Va Jan
20
49
Jan
6
12 3A Feb
11
19
Jan
8
35
Feb
24
40% Jan
4
523% May 22
613/4 Feb
18
53% Jan
7
56-% Jan
Dec
23
993A Marl-)
88% Jan
4
92% Jan
29
87 Va Sep
25
99
Feb
26
87% Jan
4
92
Feb
23
79% Sep 24
92
Jan
22
81 Va Jan
6
85% Feb
18
92% May
8
553/4 July 29
107% Apr 27
25'/a Feb
15
29% Jan
83
14
85
11% Jan
2
48% Jan
47% Jan
4
80
Feb
16% Mar 12
12% Feb
26
14% Jan
20
21% Jan
19
22 Va Jan
20 Va Dec
18
23 Va Apr
25 Va
25%
253/4
27%
•:
•
263A
27%
14%
42'A
42%
57
58%
33%
28
*26%;
•:
28
25%
26
•
27%
28
-
28
•
*26%
28
8,800
4,200
"
30
*13%
;
,
14%
*13%
14%
423A
423/4
42'A
433/4
2,300
56%
57%
57
57%.
40,400
323/4
-
33%
323/4
33%
8,500
82 %
83
83
*82%.
83
*
97%
*97
97%
*97
36%
363/4
36%
523/8
53%
52%
52%
52%
44%
43%
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43
36%
52%,
43'%
433/4
36%
;;
.
.
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36%
.:
,
2,660
36%
523/4
53%
8,000
43
43%
11,100
21%
213/4
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
49%
493/8
49%
49%
49%
49%
48
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'/8
15%
15'/a
1,900
21'A
49%
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1,000
-
1,200
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85
•
82%
83 3/4
83
83%
82%
83'A
5,000
49
t
48%
49
48 3/4
48%
49
49%
4,100
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93%
I
58%
58%
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50
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1
92%
46%
54%
54%
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50
27%
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59%
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94
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59%
200
■'
59%
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35%
34
34%
60
80
45%
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463/4
463/4
49%
11,400
543/4
,
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44%
-
543/4
54%
54'/4
53'A.
53%
700
128%
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128%
128
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50%
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95
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95
94
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45
5
50
70
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50
95
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50%
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*1100
38%
40
95
49%
50
16,900
38%
12,400
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39%
38'A
39%
75%
253/a
25%
253/s
253/4
25%
25%
900
54
55 %
543/4
57
55%
57%
59,400
27%
•
39%
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28
13,000
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♦74
75%
283/a
28 %
28%
♦48"
49
40
75%
49
*48
49%
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49%
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58'A
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58%
27%
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173/4
173/4"
18%
18
18
18
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.
39%
30
40%'
193A
20
18
11,500
-
27,000
3,800
18%
7,000
42%
42%
3,500
25
25%
25
25'/a
25
57%
583/a
58'A
58 5/8
13%
14%
133A
14
No
Inc..—1
10
Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—.25
58%
100
100
IO534
—
Comptometer Corp
Nast Publishing Co
Conde
Corp
1
1
10
*95
16
8%
16 3A
♦62
'
583/4
'
57
96%
*95
1053/4
♦105
116%
16 3/8
8%
8%
16%
17
25 3/a
243A
25%
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583A
58'A
59
,
13%
14'A
14%
143/8
10,400
57%
11,500
«
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106
16%
17
:»
563A
58'/a
*95
96%
106
17
8%
16 5/s
150
8 3/s
16 %
51 Va
96 Va
8%
16 3/a
56 3/4
*94
3,400
-
3,300
96
105%
60
17%
183/4
17,400
8 3/b
8%
163/a
4,000
105
16
4,100
No par
10%
103A
10%
10%
10 s/8
10%
10s/8
1
Y com—No par
25%
25%
253A
253A
253A
253A
25%
10%
26%
61'A
61%
61 %
613/4
61%
62
613/a
62
8,800
No par
993A
993/4
100
993/4
993A
1,400
5
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp.——5
Consolidated Natural Gus
10
Consol RR «f Cuba 6%
pfd
100
Consolidation Coal Co
1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of AmericaCommon
8
4% preferred —
—100
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common——10
$3.75 preferred
No par
Continental Copper & Steel— Industries common
2
5%
convertible preferred
25
46%
47%
$5
Cigar Corp—;
N
preferred
—
Feb
1043A Jan
75% Jan
1,700
993/4
100
453/4
,
146%
100
3,600
1,800
>
r
i
5
9
30%
42%
Consol Electronics
29% Jan
303/4 Nov
30%
1
7,800
42%
Consolidated
5
18
900
3,000
42%
Consol Edison of
6
Dec
30%:
183/4
,
42%
1
Jan
75
29%
69%
•
42%
6.
29
30%
22%
69%
18%
42 %
633/4 Feb
413/4 Jan
69 "
18%
'■
900
par
29% Jan
13
68%
100
233/8
'
18% '
600
39%
18'/a
22%
68
10
373/4
223/4
23%
18%
33%
*38 3A
36%
—15
Inc
Co
4
Apr
39%
14%
*31
63
10
9
02
*38%
;
*14
*37
'
39'A
>
11,600
47
Jan
17
17
373/4
pax
No par
253/4 Feb
2
31
500
63%
110
Ry—
common
Cone
Feb
14%
31
37%
Birthday
No pai
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc.
43% Jan 27
14%
33
*82%
57% ;
283%
18
101
63%
*100
♦97
.
973/4;
55%
12
2 6 3A Feb
6
82%
•
1
12 Va Jan
42% Feb
58% Jan
14% £
64'A
110 '
Washington's
r
V
-
253/4
173/8 Jan
1
23
x63%
*100
37%
'
33
33
81%
*97
25%
1
31
18
65% 7
110
*13%
•
'
..No par
9
33
Nov
39
*26 %
74% v
3
423A Nov
44
39
'
39y4
Feb
58% Dec
101 Va Oct
39%
27%
'
.
"
74%
10% Feb
29% Dec
44 Va Jun
*39
30%
39%
10% Jan
Jan
2.800
39%
63
16
9
12%
46%
22
Deo
12%
62
Feb
17
82
5,700
12%
47%
1033/4 Jan
25
25'/• Jun 20
17,300
*11%
67%
;
1
59'A
32%
EXCHANGE
.CLOSED
stock—.50.;
preferred
25
12,600
24%
62
5.25%
32
87
33%
313/4
24%
12
47
15
12% Dec
Feb
32
29%
24%
22%
>
433A
58
32
29%
24%
39%'
14%
42%
8,600
28'A
*37
30%
*13%
19%
31%
♦31
;
193/8
1
19
29'A
14%
1
:
par
19%
24%
64%
39%
30 %
19
3,800
31%
*102
38%
18%
4,000
39%
■
!33%
*38%
190
36'%
11%
14'A
v
37'A
90%
36
24%
110
*31
89'A
36
28 '
V,
,'65 'A
65
36%
91%,
353/4
1
36
91%
,
19%
31%
'
35%
90%
> 19
■
19%
'
35%
36
64
106 3/4 Feb
52
37%
400
473/a
preferred
5
62
46%
4.64%
100% Feb
90
'35%
.
*1100
Credit
Commercial
Mills
62
64'A
5
13
35%
90%
37
Corp—No par
Engineering
Co
Commercial
96'A Jan
623/4
473/8
5
25
11,900
*62
47'A
12
106% Feb
23,500
4%
Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion
.
12,100
34%
103
*62%
Carbon
Columbian
Columbus
4
59
35%
90
36
•
-
gtd
preferred
94% Feb
24
104%
19%
583/4 Jan
21
623/4
1
34%
40,
15% Jan
303/a Nov
623/4
103%
193/4
4
68% Jan
62%
99
38 3A
26
'
4%
103% '
19%
Feb
8'A Feb
4%
12,700
39%
59
15
343/4
43/8
13%
57
17
1
33%
4%
v
133/8
19%
26
1
34%
43/8
13%
39
28% Jan
4
32%
4%
13
57
17.
4
98
32%
33%
13%
19%
27
Jan
100
700
15,000
40 3/8
23% Feb
17
9%
32%
55%
55'A Jan
14
"
❖9
33%
19%
$4.25
9%
32%
'
'
39%
13% Feb
6
6,100
9%
55%'
903A Jan
19
12,200
24
*9
10
563/b Jan
253/4 May
123/a Sep
33
9%
98
24'A
100
.100
System
9
30
21
49% Jan
32%
23
9%
32%
V-
a
Southern
20
20% Sep
17
39'/a Feb
18
32%
24%
*9%
95%'
'
1,400
32%
noiicumulative 1st pfd—100
Broadcasting System.2.50
'4%
ADr
18% Mar 11
64
14% Jun
14
46% Feb
13
400
13%
26%
Iron common
101'/a Apr
112% Feb
6
37% Oct 19
22% Sep 23
17nA Sep 21
21% Dec
2
45% Sep
51% Mar 23
43
18
58% Dec 24
95% Dec
Mar 23
33%
29%
'
16
32%
26
34%
'
Columbia
193/4 Nov
483A May
7
24% Mar 13
&
9%
27'A
preferred series B
Colorado
9%
110
26
26
46%
24
'
"
'
28
Co—
45% Nov 13
20
1,700
46
13%
—10
Corp
Collins
5%%
45%
9%
Co common
1
—No par
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
23% Jan
9%
31%
No par
Co
29% Dec
-
33%
No par
Coca-Cola
Radio
323/4
25%
9%
25%
preferred
preferred—
27
9
31%
24%
9%
27
2nd
Feb
47% Dec
33%
25%
27%
.
Coca-Cola
Sep
Dec
*25%
11
•
9%
"■>
3,000
•
'
*
*
35
71
21% Jan
34
25%
.100
Cluelt Peabody & Co com
19
33%
No pai
4
Feb
333/4
5
preferred
Jan
3/4 Feb
33%
''
15
57
95
333/4
5
17
128
33%
_S
14
2
'
193/4
33%
8
,
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
10
85
19%
No
No
2
12
58
*77%
19%
68
Milling Machine Co
16
Feb
95
*56
85
19%
45%
b.ao
34% Feb
Feb
52
4,800
58
•
300
1,800
19%
*90%
,_i0(j
593/4 Feb
126% Feb
*77%
,/
23%
19
193/4
233A
Cleveland Electric Ilium com.
48% Feb
126
*55%
85
'V
-
Feb
33
59% Dec
58
No par
City
Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
Clark Equipment Co
Special
18
23
■
19%
:_100
C I T Financial Corp
Cities Service Co—_—;—i
$4.50
*55%.
>
-
4
Jan
*17%
'
*77%
68
_—
Jan
57
39"
1
;
'
Electrle-
preferred
Cincinnati
;
,
80
19%
—25
preferred
43/4%
15
65% Feb 20
80
9
28
>
2
55% Jan
101 :
Jan
24% Jan
8
15'% Jan
2
243% Jan
46
47'/4 Feb
2
49"
9
2
*96% Nov 24
22
89
20y4 Feb
Nov
18% Jan
9
44% Jun
43
"
19
23
Corp
Common
16
23%
183/e
18%
85
10
Chrysler Corp
21
18
23%
19
.100
24
Jan
18
23%
183/4
No par
24% Oct
913/4 Feb
5,500
19%
com__Np par
26% Nov 23
37
34%
34
40,000
x33%
50
27% Dec
11
34%
58
No par
com
series A noncuin prd
23
1,900
34
23%
1
Milw SI. Paul & Pac
Dec
82 %
18%
1
preferred
303A Dec
*813/4
*78
40
77
82 3/4
18%
1,25
G'orp
Western
Full
29%
119%
82
Fibre (hi
Corp
Corp
& North
28%
*118%
23%
*18
90%
293/8
119%
*55%
■'
*89%
31,700
283/4
18%
10
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cub
Chickasha Cotton Oil
72% May 20
333/4
'
:
5%
Jan
33%
31
*118%
18%
No pa/
Great
5%
Chic
34
200
7%
189,400
30
4%
*
Class A
5%
83
l
—
:
Co
Chicago & East 111
Chic
82 %
20.000
110%
7
90%
340
1.000
3,700
17%,.
*109%
30%
*89 %
'303/4
16%
;
1
7
293/4
9,500
28%
70%
70%
163/4
110
6%
*
1
Motors
16%
110
37
42
*28%
72 %,
23%
Corp of Va_
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3%% convertible preferred—100
393/4 Jan
44% Mar 30
Sep 29
Jan
Corp
Chemway
Chesapeake
34% Jan
37% Feb
16
82%
33%
Washington's
Birthday
'
\V
119
5
Common
4
10% Jan
29%
118%
82%
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
Ll%
Champlln OH & Refining Co
.1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
Sep
17% Mar 23
30%
*9
Co
Gotham
Belt
26% NOV
15
<"
163/4
110
119%
No par
issued
When
Chadhnuru
6
91 % Feb
8
35% Jan
90%
-
29%
No par
Products
Haper A
37% Jun
*89%
110
119%
'0
Corp
Aircraft
Chain
90%,
*89%
.16%
*
CLOSED
Violetta Sugar Co__.
de
71%
'
EXCHANGE
2.50
Century Industries Co
32% Feb
27
103% Dec
Jan
72%
30%
N J
Dec
Feb
713/4.
293/,
1
Service.
8% Jan
23
74
4,500
8.200
42
.
28%
38%
45%.
36%
42
*28%
160
92%
38%
433/8
.
373/4
41%
283/4
30 %
100
Public
~8%
Jan
37%
413/4
28%
5,600
3,600
4,400
.
25
preferred
Central & South West Corp
Central Soya Co_
34
38%
41%
29%
No par
32% Dec
26
37%
6%
STOCK
No par
31
29% Jan
38%
6%
100
Hudson Gus & Elec
32 % Dec
31
44 %
29%
6%
35
*91
383/4
41%
\...
11
49%.
34%
92
373/4
43
.
16%
No par
Central Illinois L.gl, common
Co or
*91
;
110%
5
;
com
44%
6%
.
Co
Ry
38%
43%
16%
7
common__No par
Central of Georgia
37%
45%
34%
-
*109%
100
~
20
Foundry
37%
%
72%
X2.50
•
Illinois
16
21% Apr
91
Shares
103/4
48 3A;
,49%
353/8
41%
preferred series A_100
preferred
34%
91
'
11
48%
38%
common
•
32%
103/4
J
the Week
Feb. 26
28%
50
1
Corp 'comnum
32%
37%
4.20% preferred
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
7% 2nd preferred
100
13
11%
92
Friday
Feb. 25
48%
x44
II
Inc
1% preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
8
Jan
(J I) .Co
11
47%
91%
No par
I
preferred
Products
11%
48%
x32%
5
Caterpillar Tractor
13
78% Jan
23
Case
26
34% Jan
8
27% Jan
4%%
Carter
11%
J0
Ry.Ioo
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 24
48%
"5
"
common
Wednesday
Feb. 23
I
Carriers & General Corp
;
5
5
Feb
116
3
Nov
17
Feb
88
34% July 29
114% Dec
Feb
42
29
78 % Jan
109% Feb 26
6% Jan
7
22
36% Aug 12
98% Jan
9
Corp
Tuesday
Feb. 22
t
/ Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co__~
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio
Carolina Power & Light
23
38% Feb
31% Jan
Jan 12
17% Dec
92
1
89% Dec
Nov 16
89% NOV 10
32
12
4
48% Jan
30
25
13% Jan
46% Jan
25
17
1
30
8
22 |
29
45 Va Nov
345/a NOV
29
52% Feb
STOCK
EXCHANGE1"
10% Jan
102% Jan
31
85
Dec
8
33% Sep 23
33 Va Dec
NEW YORK
:•*
Highest
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
12% Nov 20
1
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. V.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
20
27
Industries
473/a
46%
473/4
6,400
27%
27 3/8
27
27%
1,600
x23%
233/4
23%
233/8
4,600
22%
22%
22 3/8
223/a
223%
700
453A
45%
46 %
46 3/a
46'A
46%
20,500
133A
14%
13
13'A
27'%
27%
27'/a
27 %
23%
24
23%
24
23
23
22%
45%
46
14
14
-
46 3/4
13%
*13
130
*35
35%
35
35'A
35'/a
35'/a
35%
35%
1,600
54
54%
54 3A
55'A
54%
55'A
553/8
55%
6,000
91
91 %
91
91
91%
91%
903A
92
92
*91 3/8
92
*913/8
913A
*91%
86
♦84
86
*84
86%
*84
370
913/4
*84
86'%
25 %
*83
44%
255/a
85%
903/4
25 3%
*83
25'A
*84
253%
85%
44%
44'%
44'%
44%
101'%
1015%
102%
1023/4
101 Va
44'A
43'%
79
79
13
13%
*21 Va
85%
45%
43%
*102
25%
22'A
*78%
13
*21%
44
44% ..-45
253%
255%
85%
*84
44'A
*102
50
11,000
,
2,000
44%
180
103
443A
29,500
453%
79i%
*78%
79%
13'%
13
13%
12%
...22%
*21%
22'%
i
13'%
22'A
*21%
*79
*
79'%
•
1
.
70
4,300
.
-
18
Range Since Jan.
Year 1959
47% Feb
S
Mar
66
23
Oct
48 %
48%
48 VB
48%
X48%
49
48%
49%
1
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10'%
10%
io%
10%
5
49%
51%
x47%
48 Vx
47-%
49
47,
48%
14
5
83%
84
83
83%
x81%
37%
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
40
40%
40%
40%
39%
40%
10
Feb
17
11% Jan
Feb
26
57
Continental Oil of Delaware
Jan
23
55% Jan
.
8
94% Nov
9
76% Feb
1
84% Jan
Continental
Oct
23
4
50% Dec
4
33% Feb
1
41% Jan
Controls
45% Aug 12
36% Jan
11
42
Feb
26
Feb
17
24% Jan
7
Steel
Co
Copper
54% Dec
15
42
Feb
17
4
Copperweld
59% Jun
4
57% Jan
4
Corn
30% Jun
1
22
7
48% Feb
17% Oct 26
21% Feb
8
24
Feb
15
Feb
16
124
Jan
146% Jan
4
9
84% Feb
11
88
Sep 24
83% Feb
18
85% Jan
29
Feb
4
88
May 12
85% Jan
19
89
Feb
25
27
6
24 % Jun
10
20% Jan
5
24% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
11% Feb
26
14% Jan
4
Coty
Jan
2
5 % Apr
22
3% Jan
25
4% Jan
15
Coty
35% Jan
12
Nov
19
56% Jan
71% Nov 24
36 V4
Sep
16% Jan
23% Dec 23
19
Nov 30
12
26
39% Jan
5
Cream
17% Feb
17
19% Jan
5
Crescent
26
Jan
5%
15
23% Feb
17
23% Oct 28
17% Feb
8
20% Jan
4
July 23
28% Feb
1
363, veb
25
40% Feb
23
44
9
31
98% Apr
21
32% Feb
Jan
5
46% Jan
28
Jan
4
24
22% Feb
2
100% Feb
Jan
20
60% Jan
6
114y4 July
38
86
Jan
4
88 % Jan
17
29% Jan
4
10
109% Jan
$2
5
RR
6
7% Jan
5
12% Jan
11
Cuba
37% Jan
16
15% Feb
3
18
Jan
11
Cuban-American
6%
17%
36
36%
40%
♦40
40 %
40%
*40
5
47%
48%
47
*86%
86%
86%
23%
27% Jan
34 %
37% Nov
83
Nov
40% Nov 25
10
Feb
5
12% Jan
58% Feb
24
60% Jan
22% Jan
12
25
Feb
19
Feb
25
31 V» Jan
4
23
Nov
25
33% Feb
25
37% Jan
82
Jan
29
96
Jan
8
8
46% Dec 21
37
Feb
17
43% Jan
4
91 y. Feb
83
Jan
4
Feb
18
14% Jan
29
15% Jan
6
9
13% Feb
2
6
16
19% July 27
85
15
13
%
*67%
69%
*67%
69%
12%
12%
12 V*
*i2y8
12%
37%
*36
37%
*35 '/a
10%
10%
10%
59 Va
*58%
59%
*22
23
*67%
12 y4
35%
34
35%
33%
84%
84
84%
84%
38%
38%
39
38%
86
*84%
*84%
5
15%
15%
10
Light common..7
38%
39%
39%
48 y«
48%
48 Va
•••'-'•
86
15%
series
A
100
*74%
75%
*74%
75%
B
100
*75
76
*75
76
*75
Feb
9
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
78
33% Jan
5
6
78
1
Dayton
Rubber
19
17% Jan
8
21 Vx Feb
26
Decca
1
68 y< July 31
42% Jan
21
48 y4 Feb
11
Deere
St
4
33
27
Jan
25
28% Jan
8
Delaware
8
Feb
8
9 Vx Jan
5
Delaware
64% Feb
3
71
Feb
24
Delaware
May 25
12% Jan
9
10
Lack
*76%
78
*76%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29%
18%
18%
19%
20
20'%
20%
21 Vx
42,600
45%
47%
45 Vb
46
45
.43%
43%
28.000
27
27%
27 '/s
No par
50
8%
13.50
Power St Light Co
69%
Feb
9
26
Jan
4
Delta
3
23%
23
21
16y« Feb
5
18% J an
5
Denv St Rio Grande West RR_No par
17%
25
8% Feb
24
10
Jan
20
DeSoto
Chemical
47% Mar 13
40% Feb
16
42% Jan
5
Detroit
Edison
68
54% Jan
6
59% Feb
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
20% Feb
Detroit Steel Corp
26
15 V4 Jan
8
26% Jan
Feb
3
30
Jan
De
30
55% Feb
1
64
Jan
Diamond
17
30% Feb
4
36 Yn Jan
Diamond
7
27% Oct
28
7
29
Dec
7
Jan
13
64% Oct
30% Jun
15
41 y. Nov
28 V* Dec
22
32% Mar 24
28
Jan
11
30
17% Jan
7
24% Aug
6
42% Mar 13
18% Jan
26
20% Feb
23
24% Feb
17
33% Jan
4
59% Apr
24
34% Feb
5
36% July 29
25
26 y» Sep
18
32% Sep 23
6
28% Feb
15
14
13% Feb
2
Dr.
20% Jan
4
Dome
29% Jan
23
11% Nov 25
17% Jan
12
12% Jan
16
22
May 18
19% Feb
8
2
36% Oct
28
19% Jan
6
20% July 23
5:i% Jan 21
27% Aug 17
1
42% Feb
10
22% Feb
24
24% Jan
5
Dover
74% Jan
7
100% Dec
11
27% Nov
5
45% Jan
21
22% Jan
6
23
28% Apr 24
14% Jan
6
11% Feb
11
t
14% Aug 17
11% Feb
25
11
Sep
11
May
202% Feb
95
Sep
9
17
74% Sep 21
22 y. Sep 17
Co
17
99% Jan
4
Dow
26
30% Jan
4
Dresser
8
26% Feb
8
Drewrys
Limited
13% Jan
4
Dun hill
International
14% Jan
22
Duplan
19%
1,100
26%
5.100
38%
40%
37%
38%
37
37%
36%
37%
5,200
30%
31
30%
30%
29%
30%
*30%
30 Va
4,500
27%
27%
27 %
27%
X26%
26%
26 Viz
2.600
12%
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
3,100
19%
20
19%
20
1974
20
19%
20
17
17%
17%
17 V*
39%
40%
,39%
40
10,500
22%
23 %
22%
23
4,000
90%
89%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
"
Washington's
Birthday
17
17%
17
39%
40%
39%
17%
39 %
x23%
23%
22%
23%
89%
90%
89%
91 >4
22,300
26%
26%
X25¥a
26
25
25%
23,700
26%
.26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 V*
*11%
*11%
1
(E I)
91
26%
1
Corp
Pont de Nem
90%
11%
11%
11%
700
11%
11 VB
U%
11%
11%
2,400
231%
233%
16,000
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
231%
233%
dt Co—
98%
12
22% Feb
1
23 V4 Jan
12
Common
8
Durjuesne
Dec
4
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
13
39 Vx Feb
18
$3.75
1
46% Jan
27
40
Jan
11
43% Feb
23
84.15
preferred
38% Jan
42% Jan
8
41
Feb
24
5
46% Feb
15
33% Oct
27
22% Feb 26
22%
50
*38%
22%
39
42%
%
43%
4%
50
*40%
40%
4.20%
50
*46
16
Feb
15
$2.10
5
236
50
41% Feb
24% Jan
234
9
common..
preferred
preferred
4.10% preferred
43
D
W
50
50
preferred
a
3,200
26%
77%
9
4,200
.
X26%
98
18
.
26
*13%
1
Inc
*77
42% Feb
400
29 Va
19%
No par
40% Jan
400
6,500
25%
No par
13
*29 VB
•
3,600
19 Vx
Preferred $3.50 series
Mar 24
29%
"
31%
26%
Preferred $4.50 series
47
31%
16,600
61
25%
19
46% Jan
29%
31%
20%
26%
•
Xl9%
25
S
31%
60
20
98 % Feb
19
*25%
61
27%
77% Feb
22% Fab
X20%
26
19%
5
42% Jun
21%
26
X60%
900
4,500
60
26%
8
18
*58
20%
29%
29%
60
20%
96% Jan
Nov
41%
*58
28
74% Jan
41
41 y8
60
i,
20%
3
May 26
41%
41%
29%
29%
3
40% Mar 13
41%
41%
*58
:
27%
7
48 y4
8%
;
32%
Jan
16
8%
31%
86% Apr
26% Jan
Dec
8%
8%
32%
106
41
8%
8 Va
31%
5
USA
40% Dec
38% Dee 21
V
2,400
50c
Industries
Light Co
preferred
37
12,300
61
278% Aug
5
17%
21
1
Feb
266% Jan
17 VB
26%
2
Corp
Feb
8
1774
60%
No par
25
Feb
17%
20%
1
86
225
1,600
18
26
_No par
25% Jan
du
23%
21%
2.50
Ltd
Ltd
Chemical
23%
60%
No par
36% Feb
23%
26%
Douglas Aircraft Co
4
23%
21%
1
19% Jan
23%
60%
Inc
1
5,000
23%
1
Inc
Co
Fund
Dominick
Feb
17
.5
50c
Club
Divco-Wayns Corp
Mines
8%
69%
26%
25
Corp
Corp-Seagrams
Pspper
5,400
8>/«
68%
1
Corp
(Walt) Productions
Disney
Distillers
28%
8%
69%
1
preferred
4
60
27%
8%
8%
15
(The)
4
33
41%
*58
28
4,700
68%
Vb
10
Co
National
Stores
Diners'
8%
41%
20
Alkali
Jan
29% Feb
23% Jan
17% Jan
$1,50
Diana
&
8V1
1
Co
Viibiss
49% Jan
31% Sep 22
21% Sep 21
Mar 26
Feb
Coatings
27%
,
71
8
18
Inc
27%
-
17%
69%
22
X43%
78
69%
8%
36% Apr
19% May
76
*77%
2
46
76%
*75
29
24% Jan
Apr 28
1,900
*75%
78
71 % Dec
10% Feb
11,000
18
1
Western
St
Lines
41%
48%
28%
23
Air
5.000
40%
47%
•i
*77%
56% Sep
15
May 26
15%
,
50c
Inc
Hudson
St
2,900
86
15
100
(Delaware)
Co
39%
84 Vx
,v
50c
Co
Records
21 % Feb
2,700
76%
*75%
series
28
2,700
87
.-127,700
76
3.75%
3.75%
36% July 15
35%
38%
48
Preferred
Feb
23
40%
Preferred
75% Jan
Dec
39%
47%
15
9
53
40%
300
200
24 %
33%
*
48%
6,500
23%
86
15%
18
83% Apr
500
37
x86
15
75% Feb
Sep 23
7% Sep 21
41»/4Jun
5
15%
75% Jan
St
9,800
12%
24%
4
Dec 22
16% Nov 25
23
3
Inc
Power
69 Va
12
38%
*84%
9,800
*67%
85
38%
1,700
34%
84 %
740
15%
12%
V
123
35%
29
721a Jan
76
Nov 23
28%
8¥a
15%
12%
%
28%
74% Feb
10
27
8
*22%
5
Feb
26% Nov
*58%
23 %
24%
60
23%
11
Apr
Dec
60
*22%
58%
*58%
x23
7%
8%
10%
51% Jan
81
45
10%
41% Jan
82
15
10%
10%
17
18
Sep
10%
*36
37
25
71
17
*35%
69
35% Feb
72% Dec 23
2
*
47% Feb
Daystrom
700
874
1
100
common
Mills Inc
11,300
,
12%
10
Inc
30
24%
101
15 V*
1
preterred series A
Dayton
100%
—1
Corp
3%%
23%
2374
100
18,400
,
v"'"
87%
9 VB
9
14
Jan
26 Va Jan
Dana
47%
12%
No par
No par
A
Dan River
40%
47
*86%
101
49% Mar 18
61
47% Dec
Class
*40
88
15%
5
prior preferred
prior preferred
Curtiss—Wright common
Cutler-Hammer
10,800
12%
5
$1.60
7
14
44
43,000
36%
15%
9%
100
Inc
$4
94% Dec
34
Feb
3
•
Sep 14
59% Jan
21
18%
35%
'
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
Aug 27
1,000
18
-
47%
23 Vb
101
600
4,400
16
37% Jan
16% Jan
24%
,
v
18
13%
9
12%
19
25% Feb
*86%
23%
.V.-7 /
'
25
15%
35% Jan
67
46%
86%
18
•
-
40%
48%
102%
♦101
18%
25
1,000
3,900
10
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%ft preferred
2
2
23%
24%
101%
101
v
36
*24%
3,100
3%
61%
*73% V78%
36
35%
,
18%
36%
Cuneo
15
78%
18%
14% Jan
18
*73%
35%
12% Jan
10% Sep
78%
17%
68 ¥2 Jan
21% Apr
*73%
,10
2,600
,
60%
-61%.
35%
8
59% Dec
11%
19%
pfd
10
90
3%
3%
17%
17
20
11%
61
34%
26
41% Jan
12
*3%
36
Feb
15
12
3%
61 Vx
I 18
11% Feb
Sep
12 V»
3%
60%
18%
12
33
12
3%
62
24%
67 % Jan
Press
84%
12 y„
36%
Sugar
5,400
'
23%
24%
4
4
3,300
<
23
18 VB
81% Mar 11
Aug 18
♦83
*87
36%
15
17 V* Mar
r
13,000
.
89
18%
12 y* Mar 31
15
23
142
23%
24%
65% Dec 30
10% Jun
139
83%
83%
37
preferred...100
51%
22%
;v
89
*36
Birthday
25
noncura
*
;;
"
23
78%
Crucible Steel Co of Amerlca__12.50
21% Jan
22%
137 %
4,000
23%
"73%
Washington's
6,100
S,400
.
89
60%
No par
28
50%
51 VB
22%
135
4,700
.
V
19
46
6,200
,•
23
♦87
No par
convertible
18%
45
2.50
preferred
5W'io
18%
18
Zellerbach Corp common
$4.20
42
44%
24%
Publishing
preferred
Crown
85%'
38%
40%
18%
50%
23
134%
*83 " '84%
1
89
3%
1
com
preferred
conv
50%
136
135
82 Va
37%
,
11,500
10,700
16,800
•
.
VI''• 23%
12%
CLOSED
.
1
Corp
Crown Cork St Seal common
15% Dec 23
5% Dec
23
2
Corp
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier
20
54
Wheat
of
22%
"87
100
3%%
35% Feb
27
7
104«/4 Sep 21
preferred
11
50%
23%
►83'.V
EXCHANGE
25
72% Jan
37 % May
Dec
Feb
Crane Co common
14
50 y4 Jun
25% May
4
Mar 30
41
85
64% Jan
23% Apr 15
28% Mar
9
85
7
29% Jan
29
50%
82
82
44
18%
45
133 %
STOCK
1
—1
Inc
18%
44 %
50 y4
1
19 Va
45%
23%
1
International Corp
75
40% Oct
1
2
(Del)
Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100 >'
3%% preferred series of 1947_100
Cosden
Petroleum Corp
1
3
72
Co
18%
45%
Corning
8% Jan
18% Oct
Steel
Products Co
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
89% Feb
85
5
5
5
Co
Range
50y4Sep 23
55
Corp
America
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
19% Sep 21
39% Jan
7
154% Dec
Shares
5
47
18
ti« Week
Insurance
20
33% Mar 17
,
,
Motors
26
Nov
Feb. 25
Continental
13% Apr
35
I960
Raffta for
Friday
Feb. 26
Thursday
Continental
69% Jan
31
Monday, February 23-
56% Jan
17
9% Sep 22
45 % Oct
.
.
SALE PRICES
Feb. 24
Feb. 23
Feb. 22
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEWYORK
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
46
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(914)
Cigar Corp
8
97%
♦77
231
Vx. 233%
98%
97%
98
77%
77
77%
97%
98
76%
600
77
1,400
600
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
18.500
•38%
39%
39%
39%
39
39 V'a
120
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
40%
41
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42
41
46%
46%
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43 Va
20
41
.
46%
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46%
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42
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42
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42
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44
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44
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44
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*22%
22%
500
.44
22%
22%
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22'/a
22%
22%
46 %
10
"
22 VB
600
E
28% Dec
29
28% Dec 31
24% Feb
17
29
Jan
5
Eagle-Picher Co
32
Dec
22
27% Feb
9
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
22
46% Apr
34% Jan
9
25% Sep
21
25% Feb
17
Gas
75 % Feb
2
Feb
73 % Dec
11
23 ys Sep
21
75
Apr
10
112
88% Jun
9
94
36% Nov
6
36% Jan
6
83% Ja#
15
85% Jan
23
30% Apr
8
30% Jan
I
5
Eastern
77% Jan
21
4%%
16
25% Jan
4
Eastern
94% Jan 29
108% Jan
4
Eastman
3
$3.60
20
Dec
1
Oct
26
92% Jan
12
93% Feb
45% Dec
31
38
Feb
17
46% Jan
6
Eaton
48% Feb
1
55% Jan
6
18
Feb
4
May 15
46% Dec 24
Jan
34
38'/4 Jan 29
45y# Jan
4
89
Aug
4
92% Oct
87
89% Jan
5
18 Va Jan
18
36 y4 Jan
7
6
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
7% Dec
17
8% Dec
38% Jan
14
63% Dec
9% Jan
7
14
23
39
82% Feb
23
Jan
16
15
84
Oct
Bros
4%%
Feb
9
26% Jan
4
Elastic
4
56 % Jan
7
17
12 ya
Sep
18
16
6% Feb
4
8
61
Jan
4
8
13% Jan
13
Jan
28
Feb
8
32 Vb Jan
6
Jan
29
38% Jan
20
14
Feb
8
18% Jan
4
12
23 % Jun
22
25% Feb
8
26% Jan
32% Jan
29
32 % Feb
16
38% Jan
4
76% Dec
16
88
Jan
9
78% Jan
4
Jan
5
31
40
Mar
5
32% Feb
24
35% Jan
28
34 % Dec
10% Oct 27
15% July 23
10% Feb
1
13% Jan
6
4
45
Feb
17
54% Jan
7
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
57
Jan
25
58
Feb
11
18
Jan
19
20% Jan
5
50
Oct
29
70
56
Oct
2
63
17% S$p 21
19% Mar 2
34 % Oct
27% NOT
7
22
0
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
7V4 Sep 29
29"'a Jan
2
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
27% Nov
2
80
May
28% Dec
49% July
15
^
37% Apr
9
10% July 16
28% Aug 31
10% Jan
37
Sep
96
13
14
Mar 12
31 Va Sep 11
35
Jan
9
For
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ footnotes,
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
see
20% Feb
34
Feb
1
16
Elgin
El
St
Electric
Amer
22%
98%
100 y4
102
40%
52%
*81%
83
*88%
1
24%
25%
24%
25
53%
53%
53%
53%
40%
90%
7%
57
*81%
40
83
90%
♦88%
24%
•24%
24%
53%
54%
7%
56
12%
12%
12%
12'A
11%
12
28%
28%
36
35%
28%
24,000
35%
15%
15%
28%
36 Vb
28%
5
28%
35 Va
36
37
15
14,600
15%
10
26%
Corp common..28
•
2,100
1*%
26%
15%
14%
26%
15%
26%
18,200
32%
26%
33
26%
33
X25%
26%
33 VB
1,900
100
80
80
33%
33%
79%
33%
33 3 4
79%
1,500
8.50
80
33
80
%
34%
79
32%
79%
33%
11%
33%
11%
33%
11
33
11 %
33%
3,500
11
11%
11
11%
10,700
47
47
45%
47
58
*56%
58
No par
Co—
100
50
46%
*57
47
♦46
47
58
*56%
58
5
18%
18%
18%
18%
*56%
18%
18%
23%
21%
22 Vx
34%
36
34%
35 %
33%
32
Fairbanks
11
2,400
12%
22%
9% Jan
II,400
236,700
29 Vb
36%
8
8 %.
57%
3,900
12%
35%
7% Feb
1,700
90%
26
54%
7%
57
"
35%
3
Morse
3,200
'
40%
28%
Co
Corp
$1.60
83
9,400
2
Mfg
Ex-Cell-O
Fairbanks
10
Y
3
Gas
7
26
54
8'/a
56 Vx
40
26
*81%
*88%
23%
28% Feb
94
40%
22%
27
*93
40%
1
12% Feb
36,400
41
52'/a
Inc
35% Jan
8,500
104%
52%
Eversharp
Jan
102%
41
83
71/#
3,900
93
90%
56
22
52%
40 Va
7%
320
Va
40%
*88%
57
76
21
93
2.50
40
75%
21%
40%
X52
41
75%
17,800
93%
53%
*81%
26%
•
52%
40%
40 Vg
99%
I,700
28
26%
4
4
St
18%
21%
34%
120
370
18%
6,100
22
3,200
347-a
9,800
No par
*30%
Whitney Corp com
l
preferred
40
Falrchild Engine St Airplane Co*p„l
9%
10%
10
32%
300
lO'/a
27%
10
28%
27%
11%
11%
12%
335,700
28%
28
28%
28%
287s
7,500
8%
17,400
Co
convertible
34
Jam
4
Feb
1
82
Feb
3
23% Feb
8
26% Jan
8
Pals tuff Brewing Corp
28% Jan
4
30
Jan
4
Family
page 26.
21%
25%
27%
25% Jan
4
81
75
22%
40
7%
5% preferred series A
Erie St Pittsburgh RR Co
16
30% Feb 25
*92%
76%
100
52%
56%
Erie RR common
7% Jan
Feb
93%
98%
25%
26%
5
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
24% Jan
31
*92%
22
27%
26%
1
10
4%
Products
22%
shares—_
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Evans
X76%
25%
27%
27%
5
Co
Emerson Radio St
Indlcott Johnson
76%
25%
29
1
common
Battery
Watch Co
Natural
Paso
Emerson
76%
25%
100
Mus Ind
Storage
National
x26%
100
Auto-Lite
Electric
11% Feb
26% May" 11
28% Aug_28
41% Dec 23
*
Co
Stores Inc
Stop Nut Corp of Atner
Electric
54% Feb
27%
27%
50
preferred
Electric
25%
29%
10
Corp
common
preferred
4¥a%
21
20
Steel
Co
25%
28%
26%
2.50
com
Ekco Products Co common
Mar 20
.
Kodak
Manufacturing
33
28
Stainless
25%
1
10
100
Asn
preferred
47% Feb
8¥e Jan
Inc__
Fuel
prior preferred
Edison
63% Aug 13
89
5
.
Lines
St
Fairmont
4%
Foods Co common
convertible preferred
Finance
Corp
.^.1
...100
i
.1
33
*30%
7%
8
7%
30%
31
x30%
30%
83%
•81
83 'A
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8
7%
30%
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32
8%
32
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30%
31
83 Va
'81
83%
'
31
900
•;24%
24%
24 %
34 %
29 Vb
29%
24%
24%
*29%
*24%
25
1.100
29%
29%
20%
*29%
29 %
3,500
v«
Number 5929
191
.
The
and
.
Financial Chronicle
(915)
19
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•
'
.
Range for Previous
'!'• l'car 1959
Lowest
•
49JA Feb
72
9
•i% Jan
t-< 'A
*.
6
Range Since Jan.
"•
28
-Oct
40% Dec
21% Jan
43% Nov
25 *
56% Jan
,18
23
.
69 % Jan
4
8% Jan
6
Fa wick
20% Jan
4
Fedders
40% Jan
6
Federal
17:
5
27% Jan
4
Feb
17
45,
4
21
23% Aire, 12 /
Jan
Jan
22
21% Jan
11
70% Jan
18 % Jan
11
277* Jan'
6
8'
45 % Feb
4 V
57%" Mar 20
6
19% Jan.. 12
51% Dec* 21*
44% Jan
16
120% Get
55
20% Jun
•
104
Allg 21
Oct 23
100
26
8
39% Feb
17
139% Jan
4
17-
45% Jan
19
106 % Jan
29
31% Dec
!*
14
101% Jan
2
28
21 r
89
81%. Dec
99
Sep
21
26
Jon
9
43
Jun
15
Dec
15
30% Dec
Oct
84
31% Mar
Sep
Feb
87
31% Sep
Nov
0
14% Jan
9
30% Feb
8
83% Feb
25% Jan
12
2
Mar 11.
Aug
Feb
14% Jan
56% Jan
223
Food
28
16
Mach
3%%
3%%
19% Jan
15
17
35% Jan
7
77% Feb
8
92% Jan
6
Ford
13'
18% Jan :" 4
19•"'/» Jan
5
23
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
5
19% Feb- 20
20
37% Apr
28
30-% Dec
24
77
Feb
41% Jan
17
T V V
8
Jan
>
23% Feb
18
Dec
Feb
14% Feb
9
•
15% Jan.
27% Jan
■25% Jan
26
V
29 % Jan
19
'
22
10% Jan
(33
7,5% Feb
26
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69
1
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Jan
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8
413/4
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21%
64%
65%
64%
44%
23%
4,100
23%
41
41%
5,800
18%
17%
17%
17%
2,600
47%
46'/a
48%
8,000
43%
44
433/4
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44
44%
2,800
18
18
35%
38%
18%
18%
35%
37
125%
36
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17%
800
39%
38%
21,000
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800
43
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105
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105
11,200
59
59%
59
59%
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58%
56%
57
27 %
3,200
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
18,600
12%
13%
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13
13%
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353/4
5,700
35
29%
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35%
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83
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103
102
83
104
310
:
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31
31
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55
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54%
31%
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35%
83
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30%
14%
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31
1
14%
14%
31
86
31'A
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27%
13,100
14%
14%
14%
3,100
30%
31
30%
31
9,100
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86
27%
17,500
.
86
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86
27 Va
14%
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27%
26%
13%
13%
13%
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13%
13%
1.000
50
51
50
51
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.100
51%
50%
51
♦185
6,800
208
208
100
-
I
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J
27%
4,800
*185
50
17
28
27'/a
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
2,500
80 '/a
!
16%
81%
79%
79%
78'A
79%
78%
79%
66,600 '
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
■18%
6,600
34%
34%
35%
35'A
36%
36%
37%
5,100
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,
16%
34%
1
93%
16%
18%
,
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16%
27%
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92%
16%
5
Franklin Stores Corp..
27%
92%
2
_i—/..ill
6%
6'A
6'A
6 '/a
6'A
6%
6%
*93
93%
*93%
93%
120
16%
17%
6,700
'
'
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14%'
14%
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Co.
Frueliaur Trailer Co common.'/.
,
800
-_1
preferred
1
100
66y4
65%
„
1,800
21%
*21%
17%
42
1
Corp7
4
2,400
45%
105
2.50
preferred
Co.
5,200
32%
17%
41%
preferred—..lo.
Inc
65
18%
32
23%
3,800
18%
45%
'102%
__..__2.50
£_
7,000
7%
7 3/4
26%
Co__.No pa.-
15
Shares
61
17%
42
CLOSED
59%
443/s
v
83
common..
4
64%
17%
45%
103
Motor Co..'
4%
•41%
21%
*82
of '51
ser
6
8
X23%
42%
*21'%
105
Dairies Inc.—
Foster-Wheeler Corp
.7-7-_-_10
Francisco Sugar Co
_7.No par
29
24
413/4
21%
41%
Washington's
Birthday
5
____
Chem
Mineral
23%
42%
60
'
♦102%
Foremost
"
Food
32
103
preferred
16% Feb "9'
•
31%
/Z-lOO
Markets Inc
&
32
124%
2
pfd
convertible
21
93% Dec
pfd
convertible
Food
18
divld
Giant
4%
15
Jan
92% Feb
13
$4.20
32
24%
........No par
;
Power Corp..
Power & Light
26% Feb
n
-21% Jan
21
10
28
s<*
EXCHANGE
par
Fluor Corp Ltd.....
Food Fair Stores Ine
4
Feb
5*
17
88% Jan
4
45% Mar
*
18
Jan
.
85
28% Jan
_
12% Jan
48
201
Aug 13
20%
1
32% Jan
5
2
23% Nov
60
17
Jan
95
«
2
Dec
4
210
17
10
26
16% Jan
55% Aug 27 '
■:
July 10
50% Jan-
Florida
58 '/a Feb
17% Jan*
f
9.
34% Nov
Florida
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STOCK
100'
-
common.
preferred—
$4 50 conv A 2nd
26
104,„
32%
X36%
.
Co
Co
18%
18%
2-1
_,.No par
$4
6
31% Feb
35% .Tan
16
2b % Oct
1
Jan
20
Jan
5
Mar
Neb
82% Feb
19-
29
11-'
43
40
5
Fliutkote
18%
43%
.
6 25
cor** *.
Corp....
.
Carpet
99% Jan
'
Rubber
18%
17%
10
_
&
18%
44%
1
T
14% Feb
93
170
Firth
30% Feb
5.
22
Firsl.america
8
23
23
1";
21
11
4
13% Jan
81% Jan
Inc
4%% preferred
First National Stores
,
35% Feb
27% May 29
"
15
Sep
22
4
4
30% Jan
Lines
issued
17
9
56% Dec
Jan
When
26% Feb
1
'
61-
Coach
Corp
Firestone Tire
11% Jan
2
117% Jun
*■
Feb
25
.IIII""III..
Filtrol
733% Jan 14
13% Apr 28
44% Jun-* 1
23
11.
57% Feb
,
Avenue
18%
64
i0
Ferro
118% Feb
32% Sep
9% Jan
Fenestra Inc
Fifth
7%
42%
Fiberboard Paper Prod. II~I_
Nop a r
4
7%
21%
5
25
5
31 % Feb
58%
7%
24
.
4
20 '/a Feb
58%
7%
32
\
49% Jan
5"
58
the Week
Feb. 26
7%
-
Stores_J13IT" 2_50
Corp...;
60
Friday
Feb. 25
7%
5
47
.14 % Jan
July 20
59
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 24
18%
Corp
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federated Dept
Wednesday
Feb. 23
%
17
Jan
Tuesday
Feb. 22
5
21
16
80% Jan
Corp
41% Feb
Mar 11
151
13
Monday
42 'A Jan
.
39% Feb
31 % Nov 114
f
-
Par
Pacific Electric
Cd'y-/!
Federal Paper Board Co common
4.60% preferred
4
16% Feb
:
Corp
Federal
5
'60% Feb
'
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
I
STOCK
Fansteel Metallurgical
f
17
16
Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
•41
26
25% Jan. 19
13% Get
NEW
70% Dec- 30
1
21% May 26
6
50% Feb
15% Nov
17
31 % Feb
22% Feb
31% July 29
STOCKS
1
Highest
7% Feb
22% Apr- 24
10
2 v
Lowest
55% Feb
"10% Apr. 30
16% Mar 10 »•
3«'A NOV
dt
Highest
14%
14%
300
24%
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/a
25%
12,500
28%
28%
28%
28%
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29%
29
29%
36,600
70'%
70'/a
70%
1
*__.!100
♦69
,
1. *70%
71
*70%
71
20
G
12% Jun
28
16% .Inn
30
40% Oct
38
Feb
July 23
16% Feb
"50% "May 21'
50% Jun
•
17
21% .Tan
22% Feb
v"
fil % Mar 17
-
20
9
May 11
26%
2
44% Dec
33
11
45
15
Jan
41% Feb
44
11
Co
1
7
Gamble
Skogmo Inc cdmm6n_.J.--5
46% Feb
26
Jan
Gabriel
27% Jan
17
4
10
51
Jan
6%
18%
19
24%
24%
.____5()
46%
46 %
5
42%
43
49%
preferred
51%
"
5
54% Feb
convertible
Gardner-Denver
26
15
Garrett
Co
Corp
17%
17
24'A
18%
17%
11,200
23%
18%
23%
23%
24'
24%
4,300
47%
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47%
100
43%
1,900
17%
47%
*46
42%
42'A
42
42%
43'A
50%
52%
52 Va
53%
531/2
*46
Feb
18
6% Jan
54%
23,500
Nov
19
37% Jan
19
L-l
28% Feb
5%
5'A
5'A
5%
31% Jan"
5%
5'A
23
5%
5
5%
11,300
17% Jan
5
convertible
19% Sep
fl
preferred
50
17% Feb
28%
29%
*28%
29%
18% Jan
29%
*28%
25
*29%
6
30%
General
Acceptance
Corp.^l'..
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17%
17%
17%
X17'A
17'A
19
6% Jan
17%
17'A
14
17%
1,300
General
American
coin./.-^-l
5'/a
5%
5%
5%
5'A
5'A
5%
5%
2,900
4% Sep
28
5% Dec
4 it
10
;
8
14
Mar
Feb
8
9
5
3
•
5% Feb
9
64% .hrn
29
Dec
14.
36% Feb
2
27% Feb
89
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*20
96 % Jan-
1
90
Nov
18
39
Apr
22
'
fil 'A Feb
11
Dec
130
Jun
Jan
19
22
14% Jan
28
153
42% Apr
37% Oct
21
Nov
26
% July
7% Feb
24
Jan
6
33% Oct
42% Oct
30
22 '<
Sep
38%. Jan
(i
9
-
16 % Feb
9
30 % Doc
28
64% Jan
4
12% Jan
14
7
General
144
7
Jan
$8
I
.9% Jan
4
General
Bancsliares
34 % Jan
27
General
Bronze
General
Cable
_
45
I
8
45% Jan
25
4
80
Jan
28
8
27% Jan
6
General
26
8 Va Jan
4
Gen
■: 29% Jan-
24% Feb
17
45% Feb
17
55'% Jan
99% Jan
4%
11
84% Jan 29
4
5
32% Feb
15
35% Jan
29
107% Feb
17
31
Jan
31
Jan
>'105
100% Dec
76 'A Dec
2214
Inc
Finance
Contract
91 % Jan
28 I
'A Jan
2
52 'A Jan
:
General
Finance Corp
Foods Corp..
General
;
rnstriuneut
Sep
100% Jan
5
104% Feb
Mills
General
6
29
_%i;
62%
7,400
U'/a
11%
4,600
143
9
42
General
Portland
Cement
44% Feb
17
General
Precision
36% Jan
Jun
9
31
2,900
78%
40
*23%
23%
1,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,200
7%
8
25%
25
25'A
26%
26%
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48'A
47%
48%
13,600
88%
89%
88%
89%
88 %
90%
89%
91
65,500
33
33 Va
x33 %
104
105%
105%
26%
25%
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CLOSED
Washington's
25%
33
33
104
^/'Birthday
105
24%
25%
%
25%
26%
29
30
28%
105
104%
104
81%
81'A
22 Va
34%
80%
50%
49%
*35%
37
*35%
x63%
67
66%
Feb
26
$2.98
*66
67%
67
5% Jan
5% Jan
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26
24
Jan
>5
34% Feb
26
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12% Feb
33% Jan
19
11% Jan
y
28% Jan
-
May 22
26
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6
-
28
29% Jan
i
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600
3,700
36%
5,900
51%
37
15,500
51%
51%
'52%
37
371/4
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68
68%
69
1,800
71
71
71
600
*69
90
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5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
12,400
2.50
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23 'A
23%
23%
23%
19,300
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32%
33%
32%
33%
331/8
33%
34
34%
17,200
General RealtyUtllltlesr_Jl___10r
*12%
13
12%
12%
*12%
28%
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,400
26%
26%
26%-
26'/a
26%
700
'General Publle- Service.4Oe-
4
Feb
80%
23
35%
67%
70
22% Jan
•; 27%
1,000
*35%
67%
48%
12,800
104
*22%
x48%
•
104
80%
$3 convertible
par
104'%
36
$1.60 conv preferred
No
128,900
22%
:
preference.;
390
46%
22'A
f
conv
29%
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46'%
80%
4
No par
nVeferredii—No par
291/4
104%
46%
35
4
1
29%
35
26
10,700
104 %
81
Feb
11,600
27%
104%
22%
34%
600
107%
26%
45%
104
*22
34%
33
33
106
•
26%
28%
46%
81
21%
-
33%
106
4,200
104 %
29%
105
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2
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44
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43%
78'A
71
12
Feb
53% Jan
1
42%
79
24%
40
19
59% Jan
•
42
1,600
23%
STOCK
Erpilpt Corp-^._l
Nov- 27 *'
Co.—
1,000
9
*78%
104%
-
60
31%
78%
104%
4
Nov"27
42
47%
4
143
8%
31%
31%
24%
46%
15
143
8%
31'A
42%
31%
78%
104 %
Feb
143
8%
31 %
9
24
.3
39% Jan1-
82%
32%
1 Go
24% Jan
143
143
8%
i_!
4
Dec- 16-
92
'
Motors Corp
General
17
;
143
common
preferred 1.
■■6%
'
23
26% Oct* 23
24% Oct 23
62
11%
32
1
32% Feb
39% Feb' 18
"v
62
11%
8%
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21% Feb
5% Jan
-
*
60%
11%
commori_l_l
$5 preferred.......
No par
-'/ Preferred $3.75 series.
I
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General Outdoor
Advertising.^
15
15
1
*
t
13
61%
11%
Coip.__l_.___i
76% Jan
76
11% Dec 4.7
28 %
55% Jan
"
'
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61%
12
EXCHANGE
3
'73
60% Sep 14-'
6% Jun. 16'-
1,800
62
5
ii-_
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43
-•
23%
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1
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60
12
26%. Nov
Mar
23
11%
2
Dynamics Corp
Electric
Corp..
May 25
87
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2,600
23
1
26
16
27%
.
22%
2
43%
•
36% Nov
*91'A
61 %
Controls Co...
24
17
4
112% Mar
23% Doc 23
29
Feb
Feb
45
54
27%
931/4
23
'_r_100
Co
General
5
7
26% Feb
3
7 ;
27%
*91 %
22%
Corp com.l__.No par
preferred
Cigar
General
4
16
1st
General
26
Feb
101% Jan
Mar
July
58%
*47%
27%
93%
23'A
5
General
V
6
98% Jan
37% Aug 25
114
Mar 25
54
28%
28
23
:No par
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Corp.
*
101 »A Deo 20 *
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54
♦47%
..
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of Texas_.__5
preferred-..
8
23
54
28%
200
93'A
'
'
27
OH Co
25
Feb
May 21
28
*91 Va
Amer Transportation__1.25
Baking Co common!;.!.
5
General
Jan
May-8
98%
*47%
J
..1.100
Amer
22% Feb
107% Dec-21-
50
Investors "ccm
General
77
31"
40
preferred
American
$4.30 preferred
: 41
5
99% Dec
•
74 % Feb
1
16
7% Jan
com
■
26% Jan
2
66% Jan
'.
convertible
General
fnc
Indus
8% Feb
39% Mar 18
74
6%
6
1
2
f»:% Jaii-
5
28
17
Industries
31 % Feb
10
Mar 17
84
>
Feb
2
141% Jan
10 % Mai"25
12-
;
30% Jan
92'A Feb
Wood
4%%
"
45% May II
74
48
4
11% Feb
■
Mky 19
9
23
5
15
Jan
58% Feb
22
7% Feb
Jan-
22% Feb
67% Mar 11
9
22 :
29% Nov
/
45
Gar
Gencral
Public Utilities Corp
General
Railway
1"
-
1
General Refractories
6
4
Steel
General
10
:
CasLlngs Corpll^:
28%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
27%
*26%
27%
*24%
26
*24%
26
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
.1
_!
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29 ,.s
preferred —__—;
r.—25 $1.30 preferred (series B)_I__.25
'.GenI Tele &
Electronlca!_______10 r
*12%
13
13
300
'
General Telephone Co of Florida—
24% Dee 22
•
24,
Dec
64
Feb
3.1
Jail
44% jan
90
Dec
J2
-•'26% .Hily
v
15
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Jan
40
44% Mar HI
12
68% Dec
29
17% Dec
4
2% Oct
19
Jaii
2
9
•
8
J
/
25
17
51 % Jan
56 '/a Jan
19% Jan
4
13
Feb
preleren'ee
5%%
25
Corp
t
70
;
Jan
11
;
Jan
19
Z 92
23'
Jan
Gillette
Jan
7
Glidden
11
Giobe-Wernicko
3% Jan
21
Goebel
23
Jan
8
23
89 % Jan
*4
17
47% Jan
6
18
45% Jan
14
200
'8
Jan
72
Feb
•49% Dec 15
44
Dec 30
38% Feb
41% Feb
July-15
39% Feb
17
44% Jan
14
Grace (W
2% Feb
8
3% Jan
15
araham-Paige Corp common
8% Jan
4-
11
May 28 -
6 %, Nov
20
10% Mar 18
30 % Nov
20
37% Aug
70
52%
52%
53'A
53%
54 Va
54Va
54'A
10% Jan
15
8 % Jan
6
Gould-Nutional Batteries Incn.
19%
20%
40%
18%
6Vv
conv
preferred
Ltd..
Granby Mining Co
Grand Union Co
7*
Jun
2
22
8%, Jail
7
35% Nov
18
24% Dec
45% July
4
1
50
84
.
Artfr 31
'
% Ma r
4
Feb
17
34% Jan
21
Granite
44
Feb
17"
51% Feb
26
Jan
76
Feb
3
'
15% Jan
8
12 % Feb
55% Jan
«
36% Feb
17
41 % Jan
18
jiiry-2
24% Feb
23
26 3
Jan
26
Feb
17
52% Jan
4
60%
>
Aug' 12
45
16
4
5
44% Nov 16
B0% Apr 27
47% Feb
17
39% Feb
17
53% Jan
42% Jan
28
25% Mar 23
32% Dec
29
Jan
12
32% Feb
15
Feb
26
126
23
Oct
Oct-30
17% Jan
8>
19
2
Dec
23
20% Oct
28
4'ADec 22
•
9
141 % May
fl
128% Jan
4
47 % Feb
5
24% Feb
9
24 «A May
29-
137
89
AHg 12
30% Mhr 30
10
For
iootnotes,
Jan '16
see
page
31% Feb
4
20'A Jan /•4
82,
26.
21% Jan
•
-
4
4
8
84 Va Jan
19
Jan
22 % Jan
4% Jaii
25
5
Feb
25
'<27%
•"
8% Jan
' 8
Green
preferred
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Greyhound
—
Co Inc...
Corp
;;
100
■
23 V2
^
19%
73 3A
41
92
•23%;
17%'
2%
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72%
;
92
24
'
17%
2%
200
73%
•
*;
201,700
41
•/
18
2%
Va.
73%
1,900
2%
16,600
41%
60,400
40%
40 %
41%
42'A
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42
40%
40 V*
41
7,300
7,900
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
9%
9'/a
9 Va
9'A
9%
9'/a
9%
6%
6%
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7
29%
28%
7
6%
7
29 Va
29 Va
30%
30 V*
32
33
33 Va
50%
St
24,400
1,600
900
10,700
12,000
31%
33 Va
31%
32'A
48
49
49%
50'A
50'A
76
75%
75%
♦75'A
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,400
38 Va
38%
38%
39'/a
17,600
25
24%
♦75%
12%
38 Va
38%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
46
46%
45%
46%
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48%
49
48 Va
48%
41%
42 Va
41 %
41%
29%
30'A
29%
30
3 8'A
38%
-
48
40 »A
76
50%
*75 %
51 Va
12,000
20-
76
25 »A
2,800
46
45%
46
3.500
48%
47%
48'A
7,100
40%
7,600
41
40'A
30
30
137
30 %
30
♦135
137
2,500
60
137
135%
135%
136%
136%
28%
29 Va
28%
29%
29%
31'A
30
31%
56,100
20%
21%
21
21'A
x20%
21 Va
21 Va
21'A
10,700
84
-
84
85
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83%
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84%
90
24%
25
26 Va
27%
37,900
common—.—__3
1! /■
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5%
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24%
>
5%
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26%
5%
26% !27%a
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10,400
73%
40
39 V*
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200
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41%
39%
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39
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41 Va
41%
41%
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40'A
40%
42'%
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3,700"
20%
22
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.
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,
3,100
1.
21,100
9'A
——1
4%% preferred..—
100
VOfumman Aircraft. Eng Corp——/l
Guantanamn Sugar..
——....l
2%
200
'
3% %
1%
72'A
41%
preferred
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores —
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co_.l
Qt Northern Iron Ore Prop__No par
Great Northern Paper Co
—.29
Great Northern
Rv Co
..Nopar
Great Western Financial Corp
1
Great Western Sugar coin;—No par
74
♦187
39%
Grant (W T) Co common———9
11
18%
2%
2%
40'A
—5
.—6.25
4
Steel..
17%
75
6%
32 % Jan
41%
*90'A
21%,/
40%
'
200
72
28%
5
16% July-17
'31%
2%
♦187
5
26% Feb
23%
20%
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9.0%;
-
4
1 •'
1
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4
City
90%
.
.
18%
"6% Feb
'
23%
„
40%
30
38 % Jan
4
•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber —No par
R) & Co——
3,200
10,300
15%
69V4
1
103% Jun *'i
4
15'A
70
Slock Telegraph Co..—100
Co (B F)
——.10
2
20
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53
15%
66 Va
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52
15 V*
66 Va
5
14
4
52
15%
65%
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54%
50 Va
15%
65%
.
1
460
46 3i
64%
'
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17,300
26,200
.
36%
45 Va
16
distribution..! ,/
-35% Jun
45.800
102%
35 Va
45%
—,-1
76 'A Jaii
42% Apr
1
2 % Nov 24
8 % Dec 16
*101 %
35
51
Brewing Co
Gold
•
500
■
961/2
15%
Co
4
20% Jan
'
96
50
10
Corp ex
-45% Jan
2% Feb
51%
x45
/
,
72%
4
24
Alden
24
200
45%
46%
*50%
34'A
34'/a
46%
23%
Glen
< 8
28
33%
33%
:
103
103
103
*101 Va
103
46 Va
92
17% Feb
July 28'
95 V2
*90%
39% Feb
4% Jun
95'A
Brothers common——9
24% May. 20
■
70%
95V4
sV
115%
70%
,
96
69'A
preferred...
——»__No par
Gladding McBean <te C0--__j_!_
5
19
23% Jan
11!
.109Va
70%
104'A
80c
—
—
-
18% Feb
108 Va
76%
104 Va
72V4
jk
76
76%
95%
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24%
24%
76%
100%
33%
$4.50
2
77%
<«..
27%
*24%
76 Va'
69 Va
*101%
*26.34
-
24Ta
103
52%
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Feb
25%
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24%
77
1
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V
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Oil
Getty
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4
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95
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230
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Georgia-Pacific
11
25
;
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100
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88
1
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..
26
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54 % Deo' 29 t
.
Jan
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81%
preferred
$1.30
4
/
$1.32
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47% Feb
14
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84:*A Jan
15% Feb
'
23
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20
13% Apr
41 % Nov
28 % Jnt>
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12
42% Feb
24
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71
8
19% Nov
172
100
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.
6
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1
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Jan
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26
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Feb
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25
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104
17
Oct
36% Jan
75
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92
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17
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2
40% jim
15 t
85% Dec
26% Jan
25/;/
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80% NoV
-
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2
27
24% Jan
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2'
8
25% Jan
3
29% Feb- 13 :
27'/
29
Feb
29%
,
24% Nov
'
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*
500
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(916)
20
Nov
24
67% Dec
1
35 Vb Nov
24
32
28
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
81 % Dec
16
,94
91
7
88
Aug
96
Dec
30
98
Dec
22
104
preferred
4
29
Jan
15
Feb
2
72
Jan
11
45
3
29 Va Feb
17
37
Jan
4
Gulf
Oil
uuir
States
8
13
Jan
9
Apr
9
'/a Mar
3
27*4 Feb
8
31% Jan
15
Jan
6
83 % Feb
1
84 Va Jan
7
87% Feb
18
Sep
82
•05>-4 Mar
15
89
Jan
97
Jan
89
4
97',4 Jan
4
11
27% Feb
Jan
15
99% Feb
Jan
29
32
26
8
100
Feb
8
;
71
<>70
30 Ve
29%
30%
29%
No par
;
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred—,
29%
*5 or
100
preferred
dividend
Gustln-Bacon
Shares
27%
*70
30
/
52,300
29
29%
8,400
83%
83%
10
30
29%
29%
*81%
84
*81%
83 Va
88
•85
1,600
71%
29%
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88
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88
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88
91
♦87
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91
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s
91
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88
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100
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100
100
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100
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100
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100
100
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100
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130
27%
27%
27%
28%
48%
48%
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49%
46%
47
46%
46%
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29
28%
28%
28
27%
28
48 Vs
48 VB
48
48
47 Va
48%
47
47%
•28 Va
2b %
28%
2b%
2.50
Mfg Co
27%
84
♦81 Vb
100
100
100
100
30 Va
the Week
Feb. 26
27%
71 Va
29%
27
*70
29%
71 Va
29%
Friday
Feb. 25
1
27'/a
Utilities Co—
dividend
$4.20
*21 Va
Sales for
'
Thursday
Feb.24
21 VB
*69
8.33Va
Corp
Common
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
:
Feb. 28
27 VA
—No par
Jan
70
89 % Apr
Par
;
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 22
t
Ohio RR com_No par
26
37% Dec
;
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I'.
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July 13
5
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. t
Year 1959
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Monday., February 29, I960
.
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW; YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
♦
9,100
H
44 V*
25 % Nov
20
28 % Jun
19
n
Apr
34
Jan
12
51% Jan
4
26% Jan
July 23
24% Feb
24
98
13
50% Dec
I
Mar
34
20
54 Va Dec
a
4%
Hamniermill
Hammond
57% Jnn
5
123% Jan
18
Harbison-Walk
6%
Harris-Illtertype
8
53% Jan
4
8
4
55
Feb
15
Harsco
24% Feb
24
29% Jan
11
Harshaw
Feb
9
52% Feb
26
Hail Sehaffner As
46
8% Feb
12
11% Jan
6
Jan
29
36% Jan
14
43% Sep
21
->79% May
12% Dec
30
16% Jan
Chemical
Feb
8
75
Jan
22
10
Feb
17
13
Jan
5
82
Feb
17
91 % Jan
26
5
77
Jan
4
Jan
15
3.65%
Heller (W
78
Heinz
14
40% Dec
11
37% Feb
17
43% Jan
11
16
34% May 11
29% Feb
10
31% Jan
4
8
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
18
34
Feb
18
7
25% Jun
17% Feb
8
20
Jan
4
Hercules
4
Hercules
3
Helme
7%
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
63 % Feb
8
74% Jan
Sep
29
118% Apr
18
105% Jan
4
108% Feb
15
66
Jan
2
82% Nov
19
78 % Feb
24
81% Jan
26
Jan
8
46% Apr
27
38 % Feb
1
48% Feb
26
Hertz
25% Dec
3
42% July 29
Feb
25
Feb
28
17
Jan
5%
23% July 22
16
19% Jan
4
63% Feb
8
64% Jan
4
3%%
85
Jan
7
117
July 22
92% Feb
16
101% Jan
4
•4%
31% Jan
7
41
Aug 27
33
Feb
1
37% Jan
4
23% Feb
1
26
Feb
19
12% Nov
30
21
Jan
13% Jan
5
16% Feb
25
22% Oct
6
37
May 21
27% Jan
4
22% Feb
17
11% Oct
27
15% Apr
27
11% Feb
16
Jan
5
21% Jan
5
24% Jun
22
»24% Jan
4
26% Feb
11
27% Feb
2
29% Nov
30
28% Feb
1
29
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
"
29
49% Jan
21
22
65% Jan
2
47% July 22
80
Dec
15
90% Apr
5% Sep
9
18
Sep
.
21
11
41% Jan
4
81% Feb
2
85
Feb
24
5
8
Jan
14
Cliem
14
5%
19% Jan
28
l<*%Jun
2
24
Feb
5
22% Jan
4
36 % Dec
30
41
Feb
12
36% Jan
5
38% Feb
10
26 % Dec
14
37% Jan
2
'27% Jan
13
31 % Feb
2
2
70% Jan
4
73% Feb
24
6
77
8
81
Feb
2
69
Dec
15
80% Mar
77
Dec
28
85% Mar
85
Dec
28
64% Sep
21
96% Jan
$4.25
*35%
36 %
66:/4
!67 Va
10%
10%
26
15 % Jan
5
Howard
24% Jan
4
Howe
47% Feb
26
54 % Jan
14
14
26% Feb
25
31
Jan
22
84 % Feb
25
87% Jan
22
4
13% Jan
11
Hupp
31
37% Feb
15
39% Jan
5
9
19% Feb
8
21% Jan
7
31
Jan
25
39% Dec
19% Oct
13
23% July
93 %
42% Mar 18
Hunt
Foods
Iudust
Ac
Inc
preferred series
5".
Hnssmann
78
39%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 V2
34
34
Feb
15
46% Jan
5
idalio
Power
28% Feb
8
31% Jan
4
Weal
Cement
8
47% Jan
6
35
Jun
9
46% Dec
24
Jan
27
46% Feb
18
Feb
26
4.08%
Illinois
29
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
42% Jan
18
4.26%
21
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
47% Feb
25
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
43 % Jan
6
25
45% Mar 18
41
Feb
11
41% Jan
28
41 %
38% Feb
17
40% Feb
26
*6% Dec
17% Nov
74% Nov
13
8
10 % Feb
5
30
17
109
149
7% Jan
6
8 % Feb
25
18% Feb
26
22 % Jan
12
May
74% Feb
17
84% Jan.
July 28
183
May
6
153
Feb
43% May
8
34 % Sep 21
55
July
6
40
28
Oct
23
154
Jan
4
7
Feb
17
50% Jan
5
37% Feb
25
43 % Jan
15
29
60 Va Mar 18
8
6%
Steel
29% Feb
12
Jan
8
34% Feb
8
44% Jan
4
Interchemlcal
86
Feb
2
89
Jan
8
7
28
Jan
12
34% Feb
18
May 29
413
Jan
26
444 Va Jan
4
Int'l
45 V$ Feb
17
19
Int'l
139% Feb
2
138
28
68
27
57% July 10
Sep 25
8ep 22
153% Jan
14
35% Apr
30
50% Jan
142
Jan
22
Feb
8
31 % Jan
4
69% Jan
12
71 % Feb
16
1
25% Feb
24
18
110% Jan
4
29
De
4%%
Interlake
Iron
Harvester
17% Jan
18
21% Feb
19
International
Packers
7
141% Nov
6
108% Feb
17
136% Jan
6
International
Paper
86% Jan
8
88
Feb
26
12% Jan
4
15% Feb
26
21
63% Jan
5
Feb
19
139% Jan
34% Jan
29
10% Sep
14
16% Jan
56
15
69
125
8ep
Mar 20
Jun
28
2
23
172% July 15
33% Dec
15
37
Feb
10
55% Nov
31% Dec
29
37% Aug 21
45% May 6
28
Feb
3
28% Mar 19
40% Dec
14
37
,
39
Jan
6
July 30
42% Dec
17
119
Jan
48% Jan
32% Feb
Feb
41% Feb
18
preferred
Telep Ac
Utilities
$2
convertible
8
4
Iowa
7
Island Creek Coal
Jan
4
118% Feb
16
50% Mar 18
,33
Feb
12
44% Jan
4
9
40 Va Nov
For
2
28
23
103% Peb 16
59% July 28
footnotes,
see
12
18 Va Jan
7
86
9
8
Dec
Jan
17
26
22
49% Feb
20
Feb
76% Jan
43% Feb
59% Jan
18
115
44% Jan
96
37% Feb
23
76% Jan
13
55% Feb
8
66% Feb
17
.
>!"• 4
*19%
20%
*37%
28
29%
73 Va
73 Va
Y
19%
38%
Feb
48 Va Jan
79
Jan
50% Feb
62
Jan
19
6
25
Iowa
$6
Power Ac
Circuit
Jaeger
*37
72%
73%
19%
v
:
28 Va
Co
81
700
19%
38
28%
2,700
*72
73%
*72
73%
130
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•
82%
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82%
V-V,;'".; io
89
*87%
89
•'
89
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68
67%
68%
68
68%
69
12%
13
13
13
13
12%
12%
700
-20%
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
20 Vb
8,400
48%
48%
48
48%
47%
47%
2,600
26%
27
2,900
85 Va
85%
220
11%
12%
141,100
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12%
STOCK
20
.
EXCHANGE
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49
49%
-
,
89
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.
69 Vb
7,100
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27%
26 Vb
27
26%
26%
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85%
84%
84%
84%
86
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
11%
38
38
38%
38%.
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38%
38%
38%
400
20
20
20
800
Washington's
Birthday
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'
*
'
1
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,
.
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20%
20%
20
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•
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47 Va
47
47%
29%
29%
43 Va
x42 '/a
42 VB
7,600
44%
45%
45 VB
45%
45
45%
44%
45%
3,800
*40 Va
40 Vb
41
.
41
*40 Va
41
*40%
41
41%
41%
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42%
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42%
*41%
47
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47%
47%
47%
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Co
Inc
6,200
47%
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44
*43%
44
*43%
44
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50
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42
*41
42
*41
42
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par
40 Va
60
130
10
'
40%
40%
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7%
*7%
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
44
42
40%
7%
7%
8%
8
8 Va
19 V*
19%
19%
19%
18%
19 Vb
18%
19
76
76%
75 Va
76%
76
77%
75%
76%
153
■■
Y
1,200
153
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156
♦150
156
♦150
156
3,600
9,200
10,900
20
41 %
43%
40%
41%
40%
41V*
40%
42 Vb
12,300
38%
391/2
38
38%
37%
33
38
38%
2,700
31
*30
*30
39%
5
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33%
422
31
♦30
40%
40
87
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33%
426
33%
•/
420
46'%
47%
141%
141%
5
29%
29%
29%
70 V*
70%
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,
25
104 Vb
1
45%
141
25%
25%
105
103%
31
•30
39
39%
38%
87
87
87
87
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
422
419
46%
421%
45%
141%
29%
72
*70%
25%
45%
46%
141%
540
29%
29%
4,100
74
25%
24%
24%
104%
104 V*
104 %
21%
14%
14%
15
♦60
61
61
61
121
122
121
122
124
124
14%
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20%
20
•
113
112%
88
•87 VB
20%
19%
20%
114 Vs
113%
114%
33%
15%
15%
15%
3,100
61
61 %
460
33%
*33
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
♦34%
35%
34%
35
41 %
41%
41%
41V*
41%
41%
36%
36%
36
36%
36
36
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
37 Va
37%
37%
37%
37%
•
60%
122
500
34%
35
2,700
54%
54%
4,000
122
•33
33%
34%
100
34%
29,400
2,000
1,200
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35
41%
42
36
36
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18%
36%
36%
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
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33%
33 V8
33%
32%
33 Vb
33
33
32 V2
33%
32'/*
32%
31%
32 Vb
30%
1
100
117
33 V,
18Vb
117
♦116
33%
33%
18%
18%
118
34%
18%
116
34%
18%
116
35%
18 Va
37
*116
35%
18%
37
31%
17 Va
36%
00
15
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
81
81
80%
80%
79 Va
79%
45%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
*78 %
79%
*78 Va
79 V2
*78%
50 Va
79
15%
30
50
48
48%
x48%
50%
49%
56 Va
56
57%
57%
58%
58
59%
7lVa
72%
70%
71
68%
72%
72 Va-
73%
97
98
40%
41
98% Jan
25
5%
39% Feb 26
47 Va Jan
8
.
series
Co
At
-.100
1
3,100
2,400
3,300
48%
4
Johnson
70
47
56
Laughlln Steel common.10
6,000
3,700
82
5
Ac
900
1,400
2,000
5,100
2,325
79%
*78
15%
*79
3
Johnson
Jones
200
15
61
34%
1
15,200
16,100
88
35%
-
100
8,300
18,800
88
34%
5
27,500
88
34%
5
common
Manufacturing
33%
74
24%
114%
19%
*70%
103 VB
104
70
6,600
16,700
140%
29%
*87
112%
423
2,800
46
113
•87
418
39%
141
141
29%
>20
88
31
40 V*
87
7.50
4"
preferred
2,900
42 Va
47
50
50
8
preferred
Johns-Manvllle Corp
Joy
28%
29%
1
Co..
3%%
Ac
*37
10
common
Breaker
Machine
Tea
19%
38%
28%
4,100
42%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr Ac Lt 4% pfd..100
Jewel
20
6
19
„_50c
Light Co
preferred..
I-T-E
85
6%
*18%
'/
:
29
81
6
19
28%
4
page 26.
*83
3,400
47%
89% Jan
96% Feb
.
38 Va
6
*18%
1
34 Va Jan
21
87
;
*80'/a
3.50
36% Jan
Apr
*85
■vr >•
6 Vb
19
25
preferred
39% Jan
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
88% Dec 22
20
29
Teleg.No par
Corp com._5
16
88
19%
*37 Va
25
International
International
25
13
85
6
*18%
11
20
29
*18 Va
'
Feb
39% Jan
38 Vb Jan
36% Feb
76% Nov
6%
,19
54%
31 % Feb
46 V* Dec
.'
53%
32% Jan
27
6%
...:
,■
.
55
16
Feb
..
54%
21
57
85
41%
1
.
54
20
18
9,800
52%
45
Sep
3,900
38%
25
common
4
40
■
50
37
Silver
9
25
:
49%
37%
International
Nov
15
86
*85
49%
36
41%
24
Dec
18% Feb
;7:-/7
49%
36%
Feb
7
7
7
42%
50
34%
33% Jan
28
■1
■
34%
May 27
May 12
v?
1,500
V/, 4,800
41%
•
34%
Interstate Dept Stores
23% Jan
x41%
n%
25
29%
36 Vb
49%
37%
34%
Interstate Power Co
86
42
11%
49
42%
49 Va
.
35
Jan
31% Jan
■
34%
Jan
4
42%
•
.
37
.'
■■
No par
Jan
14
•••' '-v"
''
No par
33
29
*28%
Shoe
32
Dec
24%
29%
Salt
40% Apr
37% Jan
18% Dec
11%
25%
International
21
75
11%
25
*28%
,
No par
No par
35
15% Nov
11%
25%
29%
47
Limited
Elec Light Ac Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas Ac Elec Co
2
11%
25
*28%
International
38
Jan
''
■
5
38
123
>
•?
•:
No par
22
15
u
26 Va
29%
43
No par
Sep
Sep
116% Sep
36% Jan
11%
25%
*28%
5
20
Jan
'■
*
8
44
35
11%
•'
Jan
4
Aug 18
14,900
100
29
19% Mar
2,500
26%
29
com
Amer com
Jan
40
9
16%
24%
5
common
18% Jan
9
17% Jun
16%
24%
1
Canada
Int'l Rys of Cent
5%
preferred
7%
200
16%
24%
20
preferred
'
27
;,'v i 15%
34
17
17
$4
*26%
1,600
15%
55
19
32
27
10
35%
24%
36
26
32%-Feb
35
28 VB
Mining Corp
5
28% Feb
32
12
57
35
*26%
26
100
4
Jan
34%
95
23 VB
100
9
of
20
63%
46%
preferred
Nickel
5,300
63%
*93
No par
common
21
Int'l
18 Vs
95
42'/a
preferred
International
17%
18
64%,
*93
Mexico
Minerals Ac Chemical
4%
1,200
47 Va
Machines
27% Jun
.
26
25 Vb
200
*15%
1
24% Nov
J4
26%
25
*63 Va
•
35 VB
* *25 Va
37,900
43
Corp
111% Dec
15
34 V8
100
7
May
35%
600
48%
107 Va
29%
common
8
86 % Dec
16%
64 Va
79 VB
46%
42 %
Inc
Corp
Business
7%
Int'l
Ctfs
12% Jan
111
*63%
78%
46%
46%
preferred
86% Jan
Jan
16%
17
64%
*106%
79
100
9
22% Feb
no
800
6,600
No par
17% Feb
102
;'
25
25
25%
34%
1
22
July 30
?
66%
___5o
50
Dec
80
V'/
17%
66
107
45 V*
93
;
:
107
*78 VB
%
\
15
common
tnsuranshares
17
24
39% Jan
34-
17%
17%
66%
15%
5
common
Co
Dec
31% July
34
34%
17%
66%
287/a
Inspiration Cons Copper
95% Feb
«88
600
5
preferred
inland
45
2
*33%
78%
93
100 pesos
86% Oct
Jan
50
500
v.
10
Co
fngereoll-Rand
27 % Mar 26
25
30%
No par
Rayon
Apr
385% May 12
*30%
4,100
79%
39%
25 V8
100
1
50
5
Co
Electrlca
32
30
r
88%
*77%
*39
-
15%
1
com
A
Industrial
19
20
1,500
24%
No par
1
preferred
4.42% preferred
4.20% preferred
Indianapolis Power Ac Light—No
Industrie
18
July 17
7
/
•46%
95
-100
100
100
4.70%
41 % Oct
26
25 VB
25%
16%
50
preferred
preferred
40% Sep
Sep
44
64 Va
L---
78%
79 VB
«45
*93
5
Co
Power
45% Dec
36% Jun
106%
25 V*
10
Illinois Central RR Co___J;
Aug
7,000
J
79%
44
30
Refrigerator Co
40% Feb
40 %
86
85 Va
78
2.50
25
A
17
41
84%
39 %
1
Corp common..
convertible pfd series A
21
18
*
78
Ac Sin Ltd__No par
Apr
39% Jan
84%
40%
100
(Delaware)
Co
Jau
r
10%
83%
No par
Stores Corp
39
4
30
71
10%
40%
10
55% Jan
43% Feb
68
10%
*77 Va
106%
com
02
7
4,700
K
1
67%
78%
12.50
Corp
24
38% Oct
10%
83%
5
23
4)
66%
10%
36%
1
Nov
..
67%
10%
2,800
9%
50c
40
46
66
106%
common
29% Oct
12
36
'40 %
83
Finance common—No par
Sound
5%
9% Jan
9% Dec
29% Dec
*36
36
36
*35%
>:
9%
9%
39%
No par
America common
1
preferred
25
Hudson Bay MI11
July 30
5
7
52%
106%
.
69% Feb
10
25
52 -:
66 %
Corp
preferred
preferred
4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting Ac Power
10
Jan
24%
50
9%
34%
3%%
16
5 Va Jan
25
47 %
:i7%
Corp
4%
21
84% Dec
24%
9%
17%
convertible preferred
$2 25
12% Feb
Mar 17
25 %
•47%
9%
r
Houdallle-Iiidustries Inc common..3
19 % Feb
66
.
•77%
preferred
Household
65% Jan
21
:
9%
"
convertible
22
50% Sep
Oil
Corp of
29
27
3,400
24%
47%
25%
47 Va
y
65%
Co
Chemical
July 13
8
9,400
•33%
(Charles E)
Furnace
Hooker
Jan
15
52%
17%
pfd series A
conv
Honolulu
18% Sep
75
11% Jan
35
Jan
30
13% Jan
18
Hotels Corp
Co
Hotel
Jan
52 VB
68
Home.sl.ake Mining
Feb
8
21
52%
"
8
6
52
5
preferred series A
pfd (conv)
Holland
11
18% Jan
52
17%
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
5% Jan
13
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
52
65 Va
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Feb
53
30
2,800
52%
1
Newport
5%%
Hires
40% Feb
36
2,200
52%
100
2nd
Hilton
45% Jan
.
V>
52
8%
....
30
47%
122
51%
47V*
Chocolate Corp_—No par
Heyden
72% Aug 25
Jan
122
124
'
51%
2 1/12
Hewitt-Robins Inc
5
35
*122
51%
X25V8
preferred—25
common
4
9
39% Apr
44% Oct
47 V
48 %
48
48 Va
122
No par
Powder
Co
13% Jan
13
3,100
51 Va
10
preferred
64 Va Jan
2
59
58%
51 Va
25
common
50
1,100
'
100
Motors
Hershey
34
25
59
1,500
31%
"
50
-
59
-58%
26
103'
31
31%
500
5,100
2,800
51%
1
-—
noncumulallve
105
«■
W)
*100
101
?
31 %:
i
V
51 V*
5
E) & Co
(G
48%
122
122
*98
1
preferred
30% Apr
32% Dec
58%
48%
48 Va
122
1
(H J) Co common
27% Apr
■6C%
50
Corp of America common
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries
Inc
62
30%
58%
vs
25
25%
24%
31%
5
4% %
7
25
'
98
31
10
Co
Murx
Hat
12
2
25%
93
30%
Birthday
—100
1
2.50
Corporation
■.
>'
lc2
*98
Washington's
<.50
com_.
Corp
Feb
35
jun
Refrac
47
3
.
—
•
24%
x24%
1
100
2.50
..1
preferred
47% Jan
15
Co
Paper
CLOSED
5
common
preferred
Organ Co
3
13
16%
Co
.
EXCHANGE
Cementing—5
Printing Co
Watch
convertible
15
1
20
Dec
Hamilton
STOCK
25
.
Well
Oil
F>
25
28
12% Apr
90% May
(W
Feb
66
26
39% Apr
92
Wuter
Halliburton
Hall
32% Jan
18
Feb
16
2
6
Jan
30
22
4
47
7% Jan
75% Sep
18
Jan
27
52% Feb
35% Nov
64% Jan
18
122
6
10
Jan
57% Dec
7
29% Feb
14
61% Nov
H2
1
29% Feb
106% Jan
16
Feb
65 % May
5
% Feb
24% Nov
49% Jan
16
36% Aug
39 % Jan
38
24
Feb
114% Aug 31
6
44
Feb
45
30
Feb
122% July
30% Jan
48
29% May 22
4
20% Mar 31
88
9
71% May 19
49% Nov
rc.u
48 % Nov
HackunuacK
•
•98%
40'/a
98%
41
•97%
40
98
98
98
41
39%
40'%
18,700
4,000
25,000
290
5,900
Volume
191
Number 5929
.
.
The
and Financial
Chronicle
Commercial
.
(917)
21
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK^TAPK
NEW
Highest
8
i'"
„
Par
42
9
10
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120
48
July 27
July
8
Feb
24
July 27
120% Jan
5
45% Feb
17
74
17
98
5
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52
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4
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Jun
29
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117% Feb
24
4
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63
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1
64
Jan
5
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7
70% Apr
21
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28
31% Apr
20
now
43
Jan
7
59
26
Pph
44% Oct
22 7a Sep
45 7z Oct
54 % July 22
Apr
1
74% Nov
26 V2 Jan
2
47% Aug 25
27 Va Jan
2
25
37% Oct
22
39% Apr
7
51% Mar 13
Dec
29
85
Feb
28
13% May
6
21
Nov
10
30% Nov
4
35
Aug
5
77
32% Nov 24
17 Va Sep 29
43% Mar
27% Jun
34% Jan
3
26% Mar
18
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4
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5
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33
10
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17
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4%
5
Jan
34% Jan
6
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2074 Jan
8
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367a Feb 23
36
Jan
*2
Feb
12
Kress
21
23% Jan
22
1874 Feb
10
217a Jan
6
34% Jan
22
287a Feb
1
287a Feb
37* Dec
17
47* Mar 11
3% Jan
13
4
4
Co
13 7a Jan
; 6
307a Jan
4
2674 Sep
9% July 13
12
8 7» Jan
7
Jan
10 Vi Jan
18
77a Jan
15
31% Mar
4
267a Feb
7
57% Dec
4
45
Feb
187a Jan
2
243/a Dec
10
22
Jan
29
24
57% Apr
29
777a Aug 27
62
Feb
24
36
Jan
10 74 Nov
22
Oct
1
Lehman
Lehn
Jan
5
22
81
Feb
8
917a Jan
Jan
4
1457a Feb
19
14
49% Feb
8
63 72 Jun
1
4
117a Jan
61
15
Nov
13
73
9
5474 Feb
17
6174 Jan
14 7a Mar 23
12 3/4 Jan
4
15 74 Jan
14,;
63
July
Sons
Link
-
57% Jan
12
72
Feb
26
8
26
24
327a Jan
4
107a Mar
9
1774 July 10
14
Feb
17
10% Feb
17
157a Jan
137a Feb
Logan
Feb
8
30% Jan
Lone
367a Feb
24
3974 Jan
Lone Star Gas Co
Feb
8
Lockheed
Loew's
3674 Nov
27
4678 Jan
26
112 7a Dec
7
13974 Jan
26
111
367b Apr
15
<30%
297a Jan
96
2
Dec
16
79% Dec
30
81 7a Dec
16
12874 Jan
2
367a Dec
3
104
89
Mar
Jan
80
31
447a Nov
25
88
22
23
July 10
July 29
71 % Jan
7
10474 Mar
11174 Nov
5
347« Apr
211% Sop
28
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Jan
131
5
5%
series
B
42
2374
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,
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42
4172
42
;
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687a
68 74
69 %
4074
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42
6674
6574
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23%
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41
40
4074
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16,100
7,300
17,900
1,900
500
15,700
800
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287a
297a
29 7a
29 7a
1,200
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44
437«
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80
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8074
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3174
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14,000
4,100
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4774
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175/8
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217a
213/4
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467a
477a
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7%
2672
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10
common-
100
com
2,700
29 74
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9,200
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25/a
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25/a
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3074
307a
307a
30 7a
30 5/a
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87a
8%
83/4
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73/8
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7 7a
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1,400
26 7,
26 5/a
26%
14,000
8%
8 7a
■<
7%
7%.
27
267a
26%
7
1337a Feb
48
487a
487a
4872
487a
483/4
497,
23 74
23 7a
233/8
23
23 74
23
237a
647,
62
623/4
62
623/4
627a
63
16,500
103/8
14,300
1 107a
1
107a
107a
1074
10V4 .-107a
>
20 74 Jan
4
4
Lukens
15
21
Jan
6
Lykes
22
2774 Feb
9
29 7a Jan
5
MacAudrews
Steel
14
13%
8374
835/8
83 7a
1445/8
144 5/a
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137a
600
3,900
84
5,000
145 7a
130
56
,
55 7a
56
5,500
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55
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65%
69 3,4
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69
683/4
72
46,700
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277a
26
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26%
26%
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33,900
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14%
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12.300
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28
287/a
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r 65
133/s
13%
5,000
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
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111
33
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14 74
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1
143/8
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28%
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98%
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84
82%
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82 7a
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1337a
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(Ky)_Nopar
417/a
42%
42
4272
42
73 %
73%
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73 74
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1
200
987a
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-
33%
38 7a
50
6,100
<
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5
♦142
117
33 7a
common.
85 72
85%
143
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33 %
143
Co
14%
'
100
Lowenstein ,(M)
917a Jan
29
1374
v,
1074
•
833/4
144 5/B
-83 72
& El
17
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83
100
Nashville—
26
-
,
100
prefe'red
Feb
.26%
700
4772
pfd
conv
Co
167a Feb
,
23 74
V.v.i.-'-. "
10
100
23
&
4,200
11
29
6274
i
50c
39-7a Feb
Louisville
1
10%
29 74
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„
47
11 3/8 I
283/4
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;
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17
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46%
117a
29 7a
changed to Metra-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
100
24
463/4 r
463/8
-
1
117a
10%
29
-
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preferred
22
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175/8
217a
577,
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42 7a Feb
29 VA
4
1874
55 7a
D
7874 Jan
183/4
287a
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213/8
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series G
(P)
18 5/a
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4
173/4
117a
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25,300
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29
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84
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146
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37%
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20
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10
146
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133
6,600
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100
38 7a
36,800
134
80
42 74
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42 74
2,100
737a
73
73
1,600
Co
17%
173/4
173/4
18
17%
173/4
16%
17%
6,200
3.337s
Co
Steamship
Bros
18 3/8
287a
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56
series
7%
29
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183/s
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4
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4.40%
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533/4
4.35%
18
1872
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..
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-
527,
4.25%
1
68
40
227a
1445/s
preferred
19 7a Jan
6
*41
677a
52
i,
7974
7
Inc
preferred
conv
17
72
41%
54
507a
:
2874
__1
Star Cement Corp
Feb
3874 Feb
•
86% '
53
507a
84%
3
35% Feb
23%
;
52%
48Va
14574
24
82 7a Feb
143
2274
23%
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52
•
'
8374
23
20
27
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Feb
Jan
Jan
49
7
__„1
Long Island Lighting Co
25
'
25
85 7a Feb
8
81
26
27
97% Feb
Name
(Jonathan)
4.84%
33 7a Feb
135
69
Jan
13
21
6
3674 Jun
15 74
14
Apr
90 7a Mar
Jan
Inc.
5
2.50
Aircraft Corp
Loew's .Theatres
Jan
Jan
96
155% Apr 10
487e July
7
1427b Mar 25
1317a Dec
Nov
4
117
52%
.
5
Belt Co
30
26
867s
52
47Va
•
43%
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com
Lionel Corp
Litton Industries Inc
73 7a NOV
B
88
.!
100
393/4 Apr
3774 Jan
87
47%
52%
600
287a
1
8
No par
Co
*
18
Sep 21
88%
s
preferred
29
28 7a
1,500
.
7:7' 28%
1
Dec
•
52
.
423/4
,.
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Products
247a Sep
Feb
Co_
^Lily-Tulip Cup Corp__
4
21
5174
.
'
Corp
& Fink
i.7%
Jan .'.! 4
97a Sep
57
517a
39%
1
Corp
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Llbby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
13
140
51%
66
'
Lerner Stores
7072 Jan
B
9% Feb
&
5
9
Mar
(James)
52 7z Jan
28
152
5174
4172
25
Tlre_
&
297a Jan,22
98% Oct
2
31
48
17
133/4 Jan
23
80% Jan
1407a Dec
-
51%
23%
7-
pfd-75 Pesos Me*
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
.16
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred
No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
Nopai
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
18
4
3,200
52
46%
50c
Rubber
Lees
22
29
43
877s
51%
:
•
common
preferred series A
Consolldada 6%
Lane Bryant
17
107/8 >an
42 7a
1,500
Gas
4.32%
La
17
2
38%"
43
2,800
10% Feb
30
387a
42'%
31
27% Feb
5% Jan
127a
3874
.1
29 7a
15
67a Dec
1274
38%
433/4
*3874
;
31
49% .lan
37a Jan
127s
;
43
39%
30 V»
13
3274 Jan
12
39
447s
3072
Jan
4
17,000
800
307a
Laclede
11
4
3,400
7
45
v
317a
307a
....
Sutherland Paper Co
24
27a Jan
317a
30
P
Nov
2774 Jan
'
1,400
"4,500
5
V
Lee
6
44 72 "
51%
'■>:[,
i > 7-
7
10'
Lear Inc
30
4474
19
6
37a Apr
2674 Dec
"
-
36 7a
4
2
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35 72
35 7a
25
2
31%
,31%
•
357a
187»
Jan
17a Jan
44
88 V2
7774
24%
2474 Jan
1578 Jan
44
\
8672
*87
19
20 74 Jan
20
36%
.
*84
,7774
'
357a
32
37% Jan
36%
..
86%
24%
17
12
77%
187a
17
22
887a
77
347a
16
Sep
*87
19
157a Feb
29
*84
j
3574
277a Feb
107. Feb
<
72!
7- 347a
217a Feb
557a Apr 22
15% July
9
92
187s>
2
39
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r
31%
12%
^11%
92%
363/8
307a Mar 23
v.
,
10
86
18%
347a Apr
2374 Nov
,
12
31%
2,000
7572
*84
355/8
18
7
V.
44%
457a
86
«
157a Oct 21
8
..44
45 Vi
300
1.
217a Sep
24 7a Jan
36%
,
.*73 72
*84
*91
■
600
120
»
75%
600
120
*116
46
12,100
437a
120
120
120%
45%
497a
106 Vi
43 74
43
- :
1
Co
&
31%
77
10672
'
44
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.
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88%
;
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..
44%
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>
-
10
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37
31%
'
*84
*87
<
*116
92%
x77
88%
48 72
107
*116
45%
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78%
,
..,
75%
86
49%
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120
120% i
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86%
48%
*1106
44
.*84
44
11%
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Shares
Kroehler Mfg Co
K
1
Jan
EXCHANGE-
.7
2f
the Week
Feb. 26
Kroger Co
5
28 7a Nov
(S
*36%
.10
common
(E J)
(S
STOCK
49%
x45%
92%
78
1
100 O
Preferred
Korvette
12
-
Washington's
^7
Friday
Feb. 25
106%
*116
.*116
86
*91
*84
*86%
f
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc
?£i?£eb 25
3074 Feb
74%
**
1
King-3eeley Corp
4
46%
74%
*84
16
No pa
2.51
48%
44
120
120%
-
CLOSED '
Feb. 24
106%
45
46
-
Birthday
_—
49%
106
'116
*116
^
v
50i
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
43% Jan 18
31% Jan 6
*44
c
■
Co com_No pa'
—19( '
Kennecott Copper—
f
>
<
.
-
'
48%
.
Sales for
,
Feb. 23
105%
—
preferred
lOf
4.50% preferred
10C
,
4.20% preferred
100
4-35% preferred
100--;
Kansas City Southern com___No par
4% non-cum preferred
_o<
Kansas Gas & Electric Co^_No pa)
Kansas Power dr. Light Co
8.7'
Kayser-Roth Corp
____1
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
.4%% conv prior preferred
«'
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
^
4%
Kern County Land Co
"
|
,.
L____50
Kendall Co
2'
2
r
01/
■
__33%
preferred___.HK
Kellogg Co'
Kelsey Hayes Co_i
2
ion
Corp
Preferred
Kansas City Pr & Lt
3*80% Preferred
o
S03/ ^an
>
convertible
4%%-, convertible preferred—lOf
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd—100
,
on
?L/iaS-iZ
1474 Feb 17
29
19 7a Oct
n
*7a%
4%*
,
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Jan 20
IJ f® Jn
%
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.
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in
9R
Sep
33 Va Nov
July 27
90 72 Oct
6
12
50
2
11 Vi Dec 28
51 % Sep
Mar
88% Feb
28 7a Jan
41 7a Feb
84
8
?
38% Aug 28
13
34
n
III?
8
iS
t
,£1, i*" JS ^
19?
J?
llv Sn i
9?
27
May 20
89 % Feb
93
Tan
84% Feb
Mar 11
82
92 % Jan
5
11
T9
29
57% Apr
18
25
23
82 7a Jun 19
85 7a July 10
72 Va Sep 21
ii?v
15
Ian
Jan
130
Sep
39 7a Feb
Feb
116
79 % Sep
34 % Nov
42%
July 27
73% NOV
86
14055/4
135
Feb 10
107
Nov 23
46'/2 Oct
20
107
•
g
\\
Feb. 22
K
65
Feb
93 Va Feb
37
wV'?-
Monday
^
EXCHANGE
7072
713/4
68%
71
68 7a
71
70 7a
72%
10,100
10
Xl97/a
19%
1974
197a
19 74
1974
197,
19%
900
M
118
Jan
Sep
3
123 7a Jun
9
Jan
19
Feb
23
6%
32 Va Jan
6
50'/a Dec
21
44% Feb
17
52% Jan
6
Mack
44% Oct
26
477a Dec
21
46
Jan
5
497a Feb
17
433/4 July 10
87 7a Mar 30
38
Feb
16
403/a Jan
4
79
Jan
4
8172 Jan
20% Jan
21
17% Feb
5
19% Jan
19% Oct
9
18 74 Jan
4
19
Jan
37
Jan
2
78% Sep 30
177a Oct 14
14
Jan
9
4774 Oct
1
3274 Nov
4
3574 Nov 20
37a Dec 31
57a Sep
15 74 Jari
23
5
116
117
& Forbes common—10
47
497a
49
21
preferred (w w)
50
Macy (R H) Co Inc com—.—No par
4 74%
preferred series A
100
19
Madison
Fund
13
Madison
Square
5 74%
8
Munati Sugar Co
9 '/a Jan
30
5 Va Feb
25
6 74 Jan
4
Mandel
223/4 Mar 10
16 74 Feb
19
18% Jan
26
Manhattan-Shirt
7
217a Dec
9
14% Feb
17
A183/fl Jan
4
Maremont
2
28 7a
July 30
267a Feb
17
29% Jan
22
24 7e Feb
17
4074 Jan
6
Maxwell & Moore
Oil Exploration
Automotive
& Co
337a Feb
26
387a Jan
6
Masonite
46 74 Jan
13
49% Jan
5
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
5
75
Jan
14
May Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred
71
72 7a Jan
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
Jan
19
75
Feb
10
Sep 22
6574 Jan
4
67
Jan
6
Jan
12
74
Feb
9
374%
800
12.50
25 7a
257a
25
253/4
247a
25
1
Co
2 6 5/s
4
No par
3-1J 4 7%
477a
*467,
4774..
453/4
4574
46 7a
47 74
1,000
467a
46%
467a
467a
45%
46 34
467a
463/4
5,000
*9074
91%
*9074
91%
907,
9074
*9174
93. 1
38 74
39 7a
373/4
42 74
407,
42%
41
347a
3574
343/8
35
333/4
3474
33 7a
34 7a
3,100
47
473/a
4572
46 3/8
45
46
45%
45%
10,200
74
75
75
75
*73%
75
747a
No par
5
No par
No par
-No par
100
No par
26
McCord
477/a Jan
4
Jan
25
$2.50 preferred
McCrory-McLellan
Feb
8
147a Feb
26
77 7a Jan
4
7974 Jan
13
Corp
common
50c
convertible preferred—100
(J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
5
McGraw-Edison Co
—1
McGraw-Hill Publishing —
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee (A G) & Co
No Par
McKesson & Robbins Inc
9
McLean Trucking Co
-1
5
13
5
18
58
16
327a Feb
17
39 72 Jan
10
31 Va Jan
25
39% Jan
27
37 74 Jan
30
47% Apr 13
4874 July 16
Feb
24
4574 Jan
11
72<
65 74 Feb
8
71% Jan
8
Feb
Dec
31
41
177a Dec 14
32% Dec 29
21 7a July 17
17
Jan
4
187/a Jan
11
33
Dec
24
26% Feb
17
317a Jan
12
29 7s Feb
17
3774 Sep 21
50
Nov
~18
Feb
1
40
357/a Jan
46
Jan
4
18
8 7a Feb
13
20 7b Jan
10% Sep
11
2
27% Dec
10
24
Feb
8
2
39
Feb
23
48
95% Mar 26
86% Feb
25
87% Jan
2974 Oct
26
26
Jan
4
29 7a Feb
2
29% Dec
22
26% Feb
10
29 7a Jan
5
30
857a Apr
7
7774 Jan
8
Feb
19
51
Feb
footnotes, see
page
8
7a Feb
26.
17
Jan
4
28 74 Jan
15
9
80
Jan
7
21
23
Inc
Corp
common..
No par
No par
3
80
Stores
3%%
4
29% Sep
McDermott
•
McQuay Norris Mfg
Co
10
Mead
Corp common
474% preferred (1st series)
-100
Medusa Portland Cement
No par
Melville Shoe Corp common
4%
4,200
287a
15
94% Feb
2,900
'
263/4
4074 Jan
1974 Feb
-
28%
36 7a Feb
31
4,100
4%
277a
30
32 7a Nov
247a
27%
McCall
48
4%
*263/4
MCA
July 24
24 7a
5
295/a
4
Corp
4%
2774
6
Oct
5
2774
18
42
4%
574
*267a
4472 Jan
38
*5
*17
3,600
1
30 74 Jan
137a Dec
For
17'%
307a Jan
777a Dec 31
Dec
177a
8
53
78
17 74
4
10
8
17
38% Feb 26
Feb
17
17
267a Feb
44
Dec
17%
23 % Feb
2
257a Nov
2374 Jail
1774
1
Jan
87
2,900
9
29
41% Jun 24
5%
7
9
9
5%
Dec
437/n Nov
30
187a Jun
Mar
preferred
Maytag
55/8
317a Dec
27 7a Dec
54
Corp
pfd 1947 series
preterred
$3.40
72
5 7,
100
com
May 19
24
57a
1
Field
71
Feb
57a
7,500
46
7274 Mar 17
57a
11,700
Co
82
800
57a
273/s
preferred
$3.75
37a
5
Marshall
46% May 22
53 7o Feb 24
*33/8
27 7a
6
Martin
33/a
27
4
3
33/8
27 7a
54 7a Jan
4474 Feb
3%
27 V4
49 7a Jan
17
37a
27
17
3774 Feb
3%
27
25
627. May 11
37a
27
4474 Feb
14
10,700
4478
267/a
45% Feb
327a Jan
n,ioo
373/8
43 7a
5
Corp
12
47i%
433/4
35 Va
43%
17
10
25
437,
363/a
433/8
16%
507a Jan
90 74 Feb
43%
35 7a
44
17 7a
517a Dec
4
43
3574
433/8
16%
2
897a Jan
44
35 7a
1774
4
20
43
36
447a
17
42
937a Jan
453/4
357a
43 72
44
177a
44 74 Nov
27
85
14,000
167a
Marquardt Corp ——
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_'
Oct
2,900
,
17%
Products—1
issued
When
183/4
387,
*80
-6
& Co
Midland
Marine
3872
No par
—
Bros
Maraciabo
32 74
183/4
47a Jan
Manning,
9
*1874
9
18
11
183A
33% Feb
22
717a Dec
*1874
14
5 72 Jan
65 7a Nov
183/4
774 Jan
Co
(P R)
277a Jan
8
*1874
Magnavox
8
Oct
*1874
Mallory
Garden
Magma Copper
16
34
173/4
4
4% Jan
74 Jun
177a
4
237a Feb
88
17%
47 7a Jan
1
81
81
38 72 Jan
20
3 8 3/8
80 7a
39
59 7a Jan
Jun
3878
200
17%
1
7% Jan
387a
8,800
49
807,
17
33
*48 5/s
3874
24
6
20
49 7a
817,
*48 5/a
4834
8174
Feb
18
497a
500
27%
119
473/4
3874
31% Feb
478 Dec
*48 3/8
*273/8
>116
48 7a
18
4072 Feb
22% Nov
7a
275/s
119
47
8174
2
1674 Dec
23% Jan
27%
>116
4774
177a
18
7
28
119
r
—1
Inc
40 3% Dec
43
*27 3/4
*116
48
50% Dec
Mar 17
28
117
4674
Inc__
No par
—10
1
1
1
78
27%
117
8
100
preferred
Trucks
preferred series B
--1
loo
*74 7a
667a
*74
42%
*75 %
-
75
747a
*74%
76
*74 7a
76
*66 7a
68
*67
68
*67
68
757a
*74
757a
74
74
*74
757a
403/8
407a
25%
2574
25 7a
29
28 74
28 5/8
*36
*47%
403/4
257a
28%
3674
3774
49
13 7a
7
%*
667a
76
407a
*47%
273/4
*27
133/4
13%
10
34,500
110
60
10
240
40
383/4
39 7a
25
253/a
25
25
3,900
28%
285/a
2 8 5/8
29
2,300
363/4
*3674
363/4
367a
363/4
49
*47%
49
x3934
13%
13%
*47%
133/4
2,600
500
49
133/4
14%
78
*77 74
*77
77%
77 7a
79
33
35
323/4
323/4
33
33%
333/4
34 7a
2,600
37 7a
38%
37%
37%
377a
37%
37
373/8
8,300
X423/4
4374
41
42
43 7a
5,100
*77 74
78
9,500
170
42 7a
41
4274
68
69
67 7a
687a
68 7a
683/4
68
683/4
18
18
17%
18 7a
17 7a
173/4
177a
173/4
1,500
263/4
26%
263/a
26%
263/8
263/4
26%
26 7a
2,100
'
;
1,700
900
30
303/4
30%
30%
42"%
43 74
42 7a
43
87a
8 74
8%
8 74
26 7.
2674
25%
253/4
26
26
253/a
26
39
40
40
40
40
40
40%
427a
88
86
3/8
86%
8 6 3/8
86 3/8
105
283/4
28%
28%
2 8 5/»
2 8 5/a
1,200
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,600
79 74>
79 Va
79 74
79 74
70
86 72
29 7a
867a
*86%
297a
283/4
21%
277/a
273/4
807a
79 V4
79-74
307a
30
30
43 7a
43
433/4
8 7a
874
27%
*7974
30 74
X42 %
.
~
87a
.
83/8.
6,200
4,200
800
4,700
The
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
Monday, February 29, 1960
.
(918)
22
EXCHANGE. STOCK RECORD.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since
67
Feb
Nov
8
Jan
Jan
8
78% Jan
29
59
Feb
8
68% Jan
7
16% Feb
15
18 V4 Feb
23
60% Feb
11
70% Jan
4
6
18
8
1
15
37
22
88% Apr
Dec
28
98
88
12
87
Apr
84% Dec
30
33 % Jan
2
18
23
56
Jan
23
39% Jan
2
16
60% Nov 12
92
Feb 27
33% Dec
29
20% Sep
2
7
66
Feb
56% Jan
4
Feb
55% Jan
3
Feb
17
33% Jan
4
19% Feb
5
23
Feb
23
93
21% Feb
8
24% Jan
5
20 V. Feb
25
23% Jan
18
12% Feb
17
17
Jan
11
26
4
16
Mar
12
185% Feb
8
33% Jan
4
24
35% Jan
11
Minnesota
13
20
Feb
23
Minute
17
Jan
39
Jan
22
31 % Feb
25
Jun
19
18 V. Jan
2
35% Oct
20
49% Apr
19% Nov
16
29% May
37% Jan
4
16
22% Jan
4
Mission
28
33% Jan
4
Feb
6% Jan
48% Jan
6
6
Missouri
34
Feb
1
39
Jan
15
20% Jan
30
17
Feb
17
18
Jan
4
10
27
5
11% Feb
17
15% Jan
11
65% Jan
18
74
Feb
8
Jan
12
79% Feb
5
12% Jan
12
15
Jan
4
6
Monarch
8
18% Apr
9
70
Aug
75
78% Aug 14
8
12% Nov
24
18% Nov
23
24
11% Dec
Jan
lb
19
18% May 28
Jan
4
5
13% Jan
11
2
14% May 26
7% Feb
5
9% Jan
20
38% Jan
8
56% July 27
43% Feb
17
55% Jan
4
14% Feb
28
35% Mar
2
27% Jan
18
29% Jan
21
29% Aug 31
21% Jan
25
24% Jan
25
Feb
2
22
36% Jan
3
12% Oct
27
57% Jan
ii
22 % Dec
24
Feb
9
25% Sep
24% Jan
16
24% Feb
24
Dec~30
174%
29% Jan
14
4
27
8
26
17
Feb
17
140
22
Jan
53% Jan
24
29
12% Feb
53% Dec 23
Feb
44% Jan
36% Feb
7
14% Jan
7
47% Jan
19
Jan
4
Motorola
4
Motor
177
27 % Nov
6
21% Feb
16
25% Jan
24
Dec
23
18% Feb
17
23 % Jan
22
32
Jan
2U
26% Jan
13
37
July
8
31% Feb
9
43% Jan
51 % Aug
2
25% Sep
22
48 y. Jan
4
52 7. Feb
26
(CJ C»
of America
Murphy Co
Feb
4
5U% Jan
8
8
28% Jan
55% Feb 25
12% Feb
1
35% Feb
25
N
13
4
15 V. Jan
21
Nalco
17
54% Jan
4
tr
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56 Va
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91 Va
300:
'
500'
<
140
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91%
31%
31%
31%
'31%
18%
19%
18'/a
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18,800
19%
18%
19%
900
145
142%
12,900
23
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
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17,600
20%
21
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
-20 Va
20 Vb
13 %
13%
13%
13 Va
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185%
12,600
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13%
174%
176
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29%
30 %
32 y4
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140
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177
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30%
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31%
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32%
3,700
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19%
14,800
31%
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313a
31 Va
6,600
19%
20
18%
19%
18 %
32 Va
32 Va
31%
32%
31%
8,700
18%
18%
19 %
18%
19
18%
19
19'A
32 Va
32 %
32 Va
32 3 a
32
32%
31%
32'%
21,800
5%
5%
5%
1,100
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5%
5%
5 %
45%
44 Va
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45
45 Va
44'%
44%
:
35
35
35
35%
35 Va
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17 Va
17'%
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17%
1,400
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
22,900
5%
45
34%
34%
34%
17
17'A
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13%
13%
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1,800
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72 Va
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77 va
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77 y«
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78
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14
14
13 VB
13 %
400
14%
14%
14%
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1,400
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14%
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12%
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12%
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8
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7%
7%
7%
7%
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46%
45%
46%
45 Va
45%
45%
45%
37,100
28%
28% -28%
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28%
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28%
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28 Va
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23
23 va
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
25%
25
25
25%
25%
25 V8
25 7b
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25 va
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48%
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23%
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49 va
47%
48 34
13%
13
13%
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43
45
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24%
47 Va
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13
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22 Va
22%
22
22
22
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19
19%
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28%
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31%
51%
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26%
28 V«
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53
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10,400
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56%
31%
18 Va
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1
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26
56 Va
56%
4,000'
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22%
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1
Inc
55
55
*54
'
52%
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91%
5
:
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Munslngwear
6
43% Jan
9
Corp
14,600',
66
'
52%
?
26%
7
140 Va
12
10
3
Mueller Brass Co
31% July 24
39% July 17
Wheel
Motor
4
34% Jan
4
Products
'63%'
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52%
52%
*26
31 %
Birthday
No par
Inc
*88% Y91
65 %
62%
90 va
1
.
(John) Ac Co
Morrel)
28% Jan 22
2
Co
Oil
Monterey
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCorniack Lines
91
*88%
91%
Mining A Chemical—
shares
1,000 lira
American
io
31%
Co
Power
Muinuna
Mn»f•Tiitlni
27% Aug 28
14
20% Oct
40% KeO
Co
v-
-
•
91%
Utilities Co_—.—B
No par
Montana-Dakota
8
20% Jan
A
Chemical
Monsanto
4
22
class
:
31%
Washington's
No par
28
No par
2
B
Class
"•'
v
91
100
-100
1-25
Machine Tool
89
77
1
*75%
55
56%
80
•
78
•t
'*•♦87 '/a
1.200
5,600
81
78
91
*53%
56%
Portland
RR
Monon
27% Dec
Sep
54%
56%
8
4.20%
22
12
54%
CLOSED
,,
89
19,800
:••
27 Va1
77
62% ,..63%
EXCHANGE
Pacific RR class A—No par
3%%
Jan
29
•25%
•YY STOCK Y-
''
27 Va!
*79
*
*76 Va
'
Cement Co—6.25
Missouri Public Service Co
1
Mohasco Industries Inc common—B
19% Jan
Jan
•
'
63'%
*75%
77
*88%
,
u
63'%'
*76 %
'■78 y,
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1,100
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80
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65
17% '-17%
63%
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-
.75
65
v
•
27%
80
89
K
76 Va
*75%
91
—10
preferred
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
12% Jan
*
77
*88%
1
Corp
*87%
78
*75%
No par
8
60
87%
"
1
Light
Power A
81
87 Va
100
10
16
Missouri
63%
27 \-:-
-
82
*80
80
*
Feb
15
8
Inc
45% July 29
Dec
63
'27%
27
j
26%
5% Feb
2
Jan
8
.;
52%
52% May 25
41% Jan
23
8
*
63
■;
'26%
41
23
4% Sep
63%
28%
27%
10
15,400
17%
52
.
400
80%
65 va
17%
♦26
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
41% Mar IS
31% Dec
65
18
Corp —
.—————-1
Development Co
1
Mission
18% Feb
31
65%
17%
52%
Corp
Maid
31% Jan
4
4
65 va
18%
*63
of Amer__ 1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
Minneapolis A St Louis Ry„No pax
Minn St Paul A S S Marie—No par
Minn Mining A Mfg
No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
28% Feb
162
65 %
18
Minerals A Chem Corp
5
182% Dec 23
38
145
65
52%
preferred
Oil
Midwest
•74
33%
♦73
75
*74
■
-
*
1"
Utilities Inc
Enterprises
1st
75
■v
64 %
issued
5%%
"
75
*73
'
79 Va
79
79% •80%
.
62
Midland-Ross Corp common
8
Jun
South
Midland
22
59% Feb
18
Jan
88
Jan
58
9
80 Va
*76%
Copper
Middle
26
1
Miami
21
14
68 v* Jan
16
24
16% Jan
Jan
6
Feb
17% Jan
31% Dec
Jun
Jan
90
52
2
20% Feb
a
17
76
4
31% Feb
28
34
19
Jan
123% Feb
31
31% Apr
3.85%
29 y. July 29
21
111% Jan
8
July 21
150
9
14% Dec
4.35%
Feb
24% Mar 20
9
28
18% Feb
16
77
When
Dec
40% jun
15% Oct
111% Jan
88% Feb
15
51% Feb
Sep
79 %Y
fihares
33%
79 V8
•
33%
33%
"34
',*33%
Inc.—No par
pia—iou
series
100
series
100
series
100
series
100
preferred
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
13
...
the Week
Feb. 26
Feb. 25,
Feb. 24
33%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
56% Jan
31
Dec 18
58% Dec
2
23
86
Feb. 28
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
.
33%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
4
Feb
75 Va Jan
99% Mar 11
83% Jan
Jan
81
75% Feb
75% Nov 30
68
32
5
83% Jan
74% Nov
33
24
27
15
Mar 13
Mar 31
44
Feb
74% Jan
Mar 19
27% Jun
74% Dec
Tuesday
-
3%
Merck A Co Inc common..—16%c
$3.50 preferred
No par
Mergentn&ler Linotype Co
1
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta
Machine Co
8
4
70
Feb
70
16 % Nov
84
80% Jan
26
85
Par
Monday
Feb. 22
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
21
82y. July
17
53*4 Jan
34% Jan
Dec 14
22% Feb 25
9
71
44 ya Jan
6
73
2
91% May i5
'
EXCHANGE
32 Va Jan
Jun
38
7
29 v* Jan
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Bwtej for
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previoas
Year 1959
.
*<2,600
r '"26%: 26'a
26% <
'55 va
'
2,000
<*52% '
■
■'.
54% -'
6,600
N
13% Nov
12% Nov
19% July 16
5
10
50% Sep
9
Jan
18
63% May
15
29% Jan
16% Dec
23
24% Sep
21
49% Jan
15
56 % Dec
22
6
22
164% Apr
142
Dec
8
55% Sep
17% Jan
National
Aviation
56
Jan
4
National
Biscuit Co common
3
149
Feb
1
9% Jan
12
5
10% Jan
29
55% Feb
67
17
12
32 y. Jan
15
27
Jan
3
54% Jun
12
44% Jan
20
21
35% Dec
8
23
Sep
Jun
7
30% Feb
17
Apr
6
96% Feb
17
109
24% Jan
1
21
22% Feb
Jan
.6
12
26
35% Jan
11
Jan
11
104
24% Jan
17
11
24
Apr
27
Jan
4
Nov
19
97% Feb
26
89 y2 Jan
6
91 % Jan
22
Feb
9
132% Aug
3
95% Feb
8
109 V. Jan
6
149
Feb
23
51 % Feb
59
17
Jun
10
159
3
144% Jan
5
120% Dec
31
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
19
124% Feb
18% Feb
24
20'/a Jan
Jan
28% Jan
Mar
Aug
22
2
44
2
37% Dec
3
38% Dec
74% Jan
7
98% Aug
Feb
8
43
Jan
6
35
Feb
24
40
Jan
14
17
98% Jan
4
National
Steel
26
28 V. Jan
8
National
Sugar
18% Feb
26
20% Jan
4
National
9% Feb
10
13
Jan
4
National
15
22
24% Mar 25
10
14% Nov
13% Jan
24
11% Sep
12
26
22% Jan
4
National
Vulcanized
26
7 V. Jan
15
Naloinas
4
36% Jan
2
71 % Dec
28
19% Jan
22
14
Jan
16% Feb
5
Feb
26
13
Jan
7
14% Feb
23
13
29% Feb
26
34 % Jan
4
26
38% Jan
4
40
Jan
73
15
2
82% Mar
21% Jan
19
Jan
21
Feb
10
19
19% Jan
4
20% Feb
23
6
78% Jan
28
71
2
74% Dec
22
30
68% Oct
22
107% Mar 11
67 % Feb
26
79% Jan
6
35
Dec
16
49% Mar 13
33% Jan
19
37% Feb
24
23% Jan
27
34% Oct
28
Feb
26
32 % Jan
7
29
3%%
New
28%
i
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48
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47%
'48%:
31 Va
31%
31 Va
31 Va
'■ '98
22%
•22%.
■
1
55 Va'
28%
12,700
14,600
32 Vs
31%
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98
y
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125 r
r
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18%
18%
55 Va
90%
90
90
96%
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97
147
147
13,500
320
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18%
36
1.400
36%
18%
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180
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125
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125
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19
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91
96
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i
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147
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54%
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97
148
•
2234
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22%
54%
55%
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149
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36%
35
lb
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79%
80
79%
80
79
79 Va
79%
80
24%
24 Va
24% "24%
23%
24%
23%
2334
18%
18% 718%
18%
18%
1
9%
t
19%
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co
1
19%
6
6%
15%
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600
19%
4,600
6
5%
15%
13,600
10
19%
6
6
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15%
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18%
9%
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5,100
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8,500
15%
15'4
14 %
14%
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14%
14 va
14%
14%
14%
1,100
30'/«
29%
30
29%*
30
29%
29%
1,300
39 va
39%
39%
39%
39'%
39%
39 %
39%
72
72
72 V«
72 %
72%
72%
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20%
400
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 V«
20%
79%
*77
69%
70
News Ship Ac Dry Dock—_1
36%
29 %
*77
37%
B
29%
Brake
10
20
6%
15%
18%
9%
10
20
300
35
35
35
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-
30
5
;
9%
20
6
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Co
10 va
15%
(J J) common—No pat
Air
6)400
<ii,oo0
-3,400
50
-
,97
22%
2234
22%
55%
148
Electric System
*
New Jersey Pr Ac I.t Co 4%
pfd_100
Newiuoiil
Mining Corp
10
York
330
35
preferred
Newjrorl
'49
,
98
*97 f*
'98
98
.
4,200
-
/
60%
59" i
28 ;
r
28 V8
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New
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28%*
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.
600
2i900
■
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,
Newberry Co
58 %■
31% -'32 V.
98
59
58 %
600
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v
v.-
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,
48 Va
53
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148%. 149
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■ 9%
35%
low
Meter
10%
27%
-52%
28%
•i
46%
1
tiro*
Neptune
Y
59 Va
*
7
x28 %
Birthday
27 '4
52 V8
'148"; 148'/a.
•■•■
9% V 10
36%
Corp
NciMier
75% Jan
86% Apr
Natus
52 va
:.
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27 Va
27%
('
'
15
36%
Co
15% Dec
9
12
<
4
5% Feb
•'
9%
14%
35 %
Television
Ac
19% Feb
37% Apr
43% Feb
22
Jan
27% Nov
y
52%
148%
369,800
:
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54
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Co
15
Dec
58%
Washington's
1
Co
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Theatres
•
'
98
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Ref
f
90%
Co
10% Mar 24
24
7
5% Nov
4
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52%
148
:
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13%
53%
•
i.4%; ; 15
v
35'4
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13 Va
-53
'
Cast-No par
Ac Steel
MaHcable
23% Feb
17% Sep
9% Jun
*
53
"15%
>;
26%
.
:
10%
9%
'
_1(J0
,_100
National-Standard
76 % Feb
23% Dec
■
52%
52%
96%
Corp
Service
Linen
6
40 % Mar 13
*27
27
■
15
147'% 148
90%
preferred B
Natl
35
8
Aug 28
"
*
-
V 55%
preferred A
6%
NuLloiial
CLOSED
1
No par
Co common
Lead
7%
4
17
STOCKS
-
5
preferred
$4.50
National
15
18
145
—
Corp
National Gypsum Co common
52% Sep
84
104
71
-
EXCHANGE
10
100
—
10
National Cash Register
;—
—I
.-1
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products—»
.-$
Nat] Distillers Ac Chem Corp com—B
4'/.% pfd series of 1951
100
National Fuel Ga. Co—
____If
National Can
11
Feb
50
13%
"
preferred
7%
29 V. Jan
4
46% Feb
90
♦
Corp—
7
16
14
15
1
v
12
26% Jan
26% Jun
28 % Jun
Airlines—
National
4
28 V. Jan
16
52% Feb
Jan
80
14% Feb
143% Jan
«
14% Jan
25
52% Feb
31%
13%
'52 3 4
'
.
32%
35 Vb
33%
13%
52 %
28%
13%
53%
■15%
-
Acme Co__.—„—.—*
29 %
'
13%
•52%
.8
—1-
Corp
National
27%
1
Corp
30
34% May
10
Sep
Jan
All
69%
70
69 Va
36%
.
37%
37
29%
28%
*29
*77
79%
*77
79%
700
80
73
12,100
20%
79%
4,900
69 Va
67 Va
69
37%'
36%
37%
3,900
28 VB
28
29
>2,700
'
25% Feb
29% Sep
33 y, Oct
9
22
6
Feb
19
31% Jan
6
31% Feb
17
34% Jan
6
27
New
29
10% Jan
5% Feb
8
Dec
24
20% Jan
10% Feb
18
12 % Jan
29
38% Feb
24% Feb
1
27% Jan
11
Y
Y
5
24 % Dec
N
N
36% May 22
5% Dec
10
6% Jan
York
No nar
Haven
York
N
27%
27%
28%
27'/a
28
30,100
X33%
33%
32%
33%
33
33 Va
33%
33%
19,800
6
No par
Preferred
New
27 %
Hartford Co—
A
Common
6
28%
Louis Co
Chicago A St
New
27%
IB
Central
Stale
5%
A
series
6 Va
_1
5%
10%
10%
*10%
25%
26 V«
25%
5%
6%
11
26%
*10%
25%
•
25% Dec
71% Dec
33% Dec
15
65
Niagara
Jan
28
3.40%
$3.75
Corp—
—
.
25%
25%
No par
preferred
*77
10b
25%
76%
76%
*75
35%
35 %
35%
35
67%
68
68
68
68
"•
71
%
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
70
Feb
5
72'/a Jan
18
3.60%
preferred
100
71%
71%
72
74% Jan
4
80
Feb
2
3.90%
preferred
100
78 Va
78%
78% "78%
80
15
82
Feb
16
4.10%
preferred
100
20
88% Apr
2
108
Mar 23
99% Feb
2
102
Jan
4
6.25%
preferred
17
102% Feb
92% Jan
20
96
Feb
17
4.85%
preferred
29
100% Oct
Sep
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6
4
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15
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17
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17
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22
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17
17
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28
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21
Feb
94
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5
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4
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Dec
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27
14
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34
24% Feb 26
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4
12
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18
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91
84
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41% Jan
69
-
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11
29
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2,500
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Number 5929
191
Volume
,
,
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(919)
23
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
,
Year 1959. - •
<tv>
Highest
I,©west
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK
EXCHANGE
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
■"
Par
Tuesday
Feb. 22
Wednesday
Feb. 23
67% Jan
Dec
30
59
Jan
64
Feb
24
95% Jan
22
21
57% Sep
83
16
'84
Jan
89% Jan
18
80,v Jan
18
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2
4.56% preferred
29
85
Jan
87% Dec
15
100
Jan
13
89
Jan
94"
Sep
30
95% Jan
16
86
Jan
89
74-
Dec
86
34% Nov
9
Dec
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14% Mar 4
13
27% Jun
12
29
-
Feb
Feb
Ohio Edison Co
common
10
34% Feb
26
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17
31% Jan
5
Feb
27
16
Jan
6
16% Jan
7
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6
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24
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9
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21
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12
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6
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8
31% Jan
4
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25
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11
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1
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10
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100
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100
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.
100
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25
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.
100
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5
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Puget Sound Power Ac Light Co„ 10
Pullman Inc
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Pure Oil
5
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40%
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483/4
29
20%
j: ■
3,600
11
104
62%
*19
28,800
Jan
5
55%
62%
20
50%
52
17
55%
61%
48%
27% Jan
14
55 %
62
49%
36% Jan
Jan
553/4
61%
46 %
I
85% Feb
*18%
55
99
3
41% Feb
20%
56
62%
50
8
98
1,300
47%
88% Jan
8
2,000
.
49%
43% Apr
53% Mar
9
1,100
♦
14
<^—-5
fund
Jan
48% Feb
14
(H K)—
Feb
106% Apr
16%
14%
*18%
89%
10
92
Jan 16
133/8
16%
20
No par
Co
27
Mar 20
13%
17%
14%
92
—.——.1
81% Feb
93
13%
103/4
700
99
common.,
:
24
'
123/4
26%
preferred——100
(The)
30
92
Jun
At
Inc
At
123/4
,
17%
26%
2
Corp
B%%
240
No par
:
-13.5(1 convertible preferred
29% Feb
91% Mar 20
83
Jan
Dec
1,100
88
108
,
123/4
114%
1
preferred class A__
90% Nov
5
80,
3d Vis Nov
96
30
87
*32%
'5 % %
1st series prior pfd
_100
Pittsburgh At West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young At Ash- pfd—. IOC
At
29%
88%
141/4
17%
Poor
293/4
88
17V8
30 y8
Polaroid
293/4
87
87
46
,
Plymouth OH Co
Feb
106%
30
13
x72 %
Plough
Jan
23
107
*29%
88%
*141/8
10
Co
*106%
293/4
17%
1.25
Pltfston
81% Jan
106%
30%
.1
Co
7,900
14%
Pittsburgh Steel Co common——10
-6
197%
Wayne
guaranteed
1%
*107
100
103
No par
common
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
12
18
Ft
107
600
8,300
483/4
Corp
Pills
"4
124% Jan'
8
188% Dec
•46
22% Jan
120"
5
•60% Feb
18
•
71
9
16
4
75% Jan
10
Feb
8
101
85% ;
100
convertible
7%
19
80% Jan
■
8 <
-14% Feb
Mar II
81* Dec
125'
73
-
Feb
38% Jan
129
1003/4
99%
15%
83
3
preferred
Porter Co Inc
25% May IB
*3% Feb
g
47% Feb II
35% Dec
4
26 % Dec 10
58
,
Mar
July 23
*15%
82%
100
14.80
9
15%
82
V
49%
.
preferred
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co,.
22
Pitts
125% Dec
Heusen
Pitts Coke At Cliem
Jan
*15%
83
993/4
100
4
93
15%
82%
99%
50c
preferred
Petroleum
25% Jan
87% Jan "19
82%
100 '
1,900
17,400
20 %
;
49
series
17
5
20
47%
common
8
8
20
*15'/»
100
37% Jan
Jan
19%
15%
100
16
85
20 '
203/8
15%
100
Feb
90% Jan
Mar 18
20
34%
50
Piper
_
41
34
49%
Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
•31
40%
34%
48 3/4
preferred
Phillips
Phlliips-Van
Plllsluiry Co
40%
33%
48%
preferred series A
3.90%
80%
40%
343/8
*22
ion
21% Feb
45% July
7
26% Dec 15
28
3%%
80 "
40%
33%
12.50
Reading Corp
Cor]) common
Philip Morris Inc
24
74% Jan
22
14% Dec
6
25
793/,
39%
343/4
x48
No par
com
Ac
Phllfco
4
Jan
64 % Feb
77% Jan
2a
5
70
14
Oct
16
1'
Mar 23
U% Jan
8
33 % Jan
17
29
Phlla
25,900
79%
41
No par
common
preference
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
6
-26% Feb
Electric Co
conv
100
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
26
8
Apr 30
84% Apr
1
17
12
65% Mar 10
22
II
9
Feb
92
Jan
73
23
Feb
82% Feb
36% Feb
36% May
6
95
13
84% Jan
13
66 % May 12
4
_~g
2nd
21% Feb
104% Jan
2
l
14,300
2%
No par
100
18%
26%
5
com_33%c
51
99
_
21 % Jan
Inc
18
9
Sep
Co
18
1
'
Ac
25
7
32
(Chas)
Feb
46
Jun
Jan
Pfizer
48% Feb
Dec
36% Dec
4
19
20% Jan
•
54
20 % Jan
Jan
8
65
9ft
99
21
26
Jan
41 '
33% Jan
4
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Plainer Brewing Co
18%
18 3/8
80
55%
100
Pet Milk Co common
18%
17%
78
40%
33%c
Apr
21
77%.Dec
74% Dec
11
Co
17,600
173/4
183/4
43%
10
103% Apr
88 % Apr
17
93
16
Ry
1.700
46%
80%
*84%
25
Co
26%
46 1
18%
100
preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
70% Mar
23
Dec
Jan
Feb
16% Jan
5% Jan
Eastern
26%
46%
43%
100
22% Jan
11
75
85
46
95
12
At
Pepsl-Uolu
7
17
27% Feb
4
Peoria
Jan
63
40% Jan
85
26%
45%
36%
3
~
•84
26%
46%
132
Z
1
.No"par
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light At Coke
16
Feb
4% Feb
Mar 30
67
23
87% Dec
24
5
Jan
61% Jan
85
26%
45%
5%
1
series preferred
Pennsylvania Itlt
*84
263/a
130%
No par
preferred
85
26%
47%
48%
Z25
4.40%
91
1,300
28%
5
Corp
Chemicals Corp
Corp
16%
55%
3.50
Co
16%
1
preferred
Cement
C)
2,500
16%
16
*84
89
61%
2 50
Glass Sand
26
49% Jan
39% Dec
prior
16%
16%
85%
*19
No par
Power At Light com
93% Feb
20
2
Co
Ford
(.1
Pennsalt
4
9
98% Apr
30
8
Jan
17
11
At
Penney
Feb
14
8
conv
3a
15% Ncv
20
6%
27 r
84% Dec
Jan
3
30% Jan
2
s
Proof
16
29%
17%
Ncfpar
Transportation
9,10V
29%
34%
14%
1
_
;
34%
29
*12%
1
Mines At Enterprises
Feabody Coal Co common
46% Feb
125
Corp,
Co
34%
29
29%
100
Patlno
21% Jan
Feb
&
Rust
Parmelee
8
17% Jan
23
Davis
34%
29
*87
No par
preferred
Paramount Pictures
8
Sep
30 % Sep
Common
35 %
29
406
.50c
4%
*87%
89%
34%
98
_ZZZ_ZZZZl00
Corp_Z__l
Airways Inc_
Panhandle East Pipe Line—-
Jan
89%
*87%
35
81%
Washington's
Birthday
14 2/7
World
11
25% Nov
92
Amer
39% Mar 12
32% Dec
36% Feb
Pan
24% Apr
21,
57%,Dec
4
64% Jun
21
26% Jan
preferred
17
*-
2% Jan
•
6Vo
*87%
12,400
29
15 %
CLOSED
No par
Pacific Tin
Consolidated
Packard-Bell Electronics
4
93
633/4
33%
ZZ_10
ZZZZZ25
com
Rights when issued
48% Jan
25
Feb
50% Feb
14
22% Sep 29
45% Ncv 25
;
26
30
18% Dec
Dec
4
«!He Teiep At Teleg
12
Jan
23% Jan
15
41
Feb
7% Jan
39
25
Feb
43
80% Mar 13
26
145
4
12
83% Jan
28
Oct
26
Jan
18% Feb
,
I
Jan
12% Fee
30% Sep
98% Jan
23
49% July 30
31% July 24
65 % Mar 20
-
$
23% Jan
18
31% Feb
IS
89% Jan
>94
28
1% Feb
29
46'/a Nov 24
3
17
32% Jan
18
~~~
*90%
89%
20
25
Corp,
93
63
40%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
—
Pacific. Lighting
300
*90%
63%
18%
No par
5
.
ZZZZ.15
common
4
Jan
130% Feb
24
Paper Co
100
Pacific Finance
Corp
Pacific Gas At Electric
5
30c
(TheJ— w1
preferred
580
93
93
64
79%
Pacific Airier Fisheries
Inc
|
Pacific Cement At
Aggregates Inc_5
Pacific Coast Co common
■
1
5%
preferred
;■
11
Hi Feb
126
•5
22
51% Jan
Corp—ZZZZZZ
preferred.,.
Oxfoid
6
Jan
65
47% Feb 26
28% Jan :
4%
89
79
*90%
*78%
,47
ZZZZZZZZ-6.25
_ZZZZZ 15.125
Corning Flberglas CorpZZZZl
Owena-Illlnois Glass Co com
6.25
13
L19%
Corp
*88%
78
26%
5
-Nonar
Owens
11
-
14% Jan
60% Jan
■
:• 54% Feb
7
25% Sep
58% Jun
Jan
4
89
77%
*16
7 50
new
x62%
*88%
77
*84
x
Marine
Overland
8
27
97% Jan
Jan
Gas
issued
Co
88
763/4
28%
5
Corp
Outboard
12
88
♦88%
ZZZZZZZ'lOO
Elevator
63
88%
79%
*90%
20
Natural
Shares
63%
34%
common
Mathieson, Chemical Corp—
When
4
.
EIec Co
the Week
88
100
preferred
54% Jan-
9
Feb
&
Friday
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
78
100
ZZ~100
4.24% preferred
18
39% Feb
15% Nov
^as
4%
15
27% Jan
17
18% Feb
30
Jan
62
nh4/**^.. Purred———IIIIIlioo
4
Sep 25
16-
12
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 24
O
-
93
220
54%
54%
54%
3,200
x37
37%
37%
373/8
37%
37%
17,000
x27%
27%
27%
28
273/4
28
82
*79%
82
*79%
82
*79%
81
83%
*80%
83%
*80%
83%
*80%
82
37%
37%
27%
28
*79%
*82
"
•
-
5,100
"
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
103
103
•101
104
104
104
•102%
103 %
60
43
423/4
433/8
5,900
42%
*69%
*20%
*20%
107
10%
*81%
*85
863/4
43
42%
43%
42%
70%
69%
69%
*693A
70%
*69%
70%
30
21%
21
21
*20
21%
*21
2
21%
300
20%
20%
•20%
21%
*20%
21%
200
107%
107%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
82
81
81
\%
107
10%
82
*81
107
108
108
108
103/4
•81
400
11%
81%
16,000
10
-
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
30%
74%
30%
75%
9,300
74%
75%
X733/4
74%
73%
74
33%
33 %
6,800
32%
33%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
17,000
45
'45%
'44%
44%
46%
7,600
•128
128%
128%
128%
Q
44% Dec 29
***% Sep 22
Feb
28
*
140
Mar
27% Oct
For
footnotes, see
page 26,
Feb
27% Jan
129
15
4
Quaker Oats Co common
8
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
26%
26%
27
27
*
'
46%
•128%
128%
128%
26%
26%
*26%
45
46
*
129
26%
.
60
300
The
24
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
Monday, February 29, I960
.
.
.
(920)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday 1
Thursday
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Range Since
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
/
Jan. 1
Highest
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Feb. 23
Feb. 22
Par
EXCHANGE
R
43 ft Feb
70
Jan
4
5
67 >4 Jan
4
71
Feb
24
17
73
May 22
30% July 10
73% Apr 27
28
23 % Jan
9
30% Feb
8
39 Mi Jan
64 Vi Feb
17
68 Mi Jan
26
28
45 Ma Feb
17
53% Jan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Feb
24
18% Jan
Reading Co common
war
41% Dec
6
56 Mi Jan
29
;4^i
Dec
67
59 Ma Jan
21% Feb
$3.50
6
Jan
19% Feb
9
43 Mi Sep
9
16% Dec
29
25
Jan
21
15
24
26
28% Feb
24
33 Mi Feb
Nov
37% Jan
28
33 Mi Jan
14
24
28 Mi Jan
25 V4 Dec
Feb
Oct
9
27% Jun
41% Sep
32
17
16
12% Feb
16
27% Jan
4
Reeves Bros Inc
17
2
56
8
5
14
Reliable Stores Corp
25
68% Jan
4
Reliance Elec Si Eng
27% Feb
1
Reliance
Jan
11
23% Jan
18
56
Feb
16
11% July
7% Feb
25
8 Mi Jan
12% Jan
20
13 Mi Jan
7
61% Feb
17
78% Jan
4
45% Feb
17
50% Jan
22
preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass
5
46 % reo
17
54
Feb
26
Revlon
40% Feb
11
46% Jan
4
4
; 28% Jan
22
25
11
8
81% Sep
38% Jan
5
54% July
46 Mi Jan
28
7
63% July 27
Inly
50%
7
57 Mi Nov
16
71% Dec
23
57 y8 Feb
17
71% Jan
Dec
28
48 Ma May 15
42% Jan
4
44% Jan
Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co com
4M«%
preferred series A
28
Jan
5
July 24
133 Mi Feb
12
24
55 Mb Jan
21
84% Mar 26
76% Jan
5
3
163
15
65
Mar
47% Jun
Nov
Oct
8
17% Sep
21
30 Ma Dec
17
1% Sep
22
2% Jan
5
76
149
4
Feb
19
4
Feb
17
28% Jan
1% Feb
•
4
25
22
Feb
25
81 Mi Feb
16
45% Sep
4
34% Feb
17
42
Jan
Rlegel
30
30
37
Dec
16
28% Jan
21
43 Ma Feb
Ritter
4% Feb 16
4% Jan
Dec
74
26
5% Mar 17
July 15
4
Jan
31% Jan
59% Dec
19
47 Mi Feb
14
29
21
20 Mi
22
22
'■17%
18
17 Ma
18
233/i
x23 Ma
'23%
2 2 Mb
23 Mb
24 Vb
24 Mb
23 Mi
24 Mb
23 3/4
24
7%
8
51
Feb
8
50
Jan
4
23 Mi Jun
17
24% Feb
26
26% Jan
4
29% Jan
2
30% July 23
39 Mb July 24
34% Feb
18
38% Jan
6
481 % Jan
29
741
Dec
28
683% Feb
8
Jan
7
Rohm
81
Oct
5
92
Jan
30
Jan
4
84 % Jan
8
16
Oct
30
24% Mar 12
15% Feb
17
10% Jan
7
14% Mar 25
Royal
19% Feb
25
21% Jan
28
39% Feb
16
46 "Mb Jan
19% Jan
2
22
Aug
40
Oct
6
50 Ms Jan
16
Jun
24
24% Jan
12% Dec
1
4
13% Jan
4
Rubbermaid
Jan
22
16% Feb
17
12% Jan
26
38% Jan
5
-
14 V« Mar 25
11 Ma Jan
4
12% Jan
6
Rupperf
7
17% Feb
8
20% Jan
4
Ryan
36 Mb Jan
25
39% Feb
25
80 Mi Jan
18
83% Feb 25
Dec
24
1
2
42
Ruberoid
24
42 Vb Jau
15
Dec
15
90 % Aug
17
231% Dec
14
*
^58
44 Mb
38
Apr
27
July
8
Sep
21
79% Apr
42% Jan
14
56% Dec
89% Dec
14
97
69
5
33
Jan
6
8t
Joseph
22% Jan
18
Bt
L San
79% Feb
17
55 Ma Jan
4
7
89% Feb
19
24% Jan
4
29% May
24% Dec
31
8% Dec
24
12% Oct
5
Jan
2
51% Apr
28
3
Preferred
12
Jan
12
Feb
24
18% July 15
26
19
Bt
Regis
series
12% Mar
A
45 Mi Aug
16
34% Nov
23
4
San
17
44
Jan
4
Feb
11
19
Jan
21
12
27% Feb
17
37% Jan
8
17
68% Feb
17
79% Feb
Feb 17
50% Feb
4
16% Feb
25
52% Feb
9
82
Dec
7
39% Feb
10
52
Dec
7
17 Ma Nov
11
12
»
9
Feb
17
79% Jan
5
20
76
Feb
16
4
85% Feb
18
$4
Dec
31 *
66% Jan
26
13
10% Mar 11
6% Feb
17
40% May 25
32% Feb
8
29% Apr
20% Jan
15
Feb
9
6% Nov
31 % Nov
4
20 Mi Nov
13% Jan
19
2
Oct
1
37
'
3
Jan
23
8% Jan
14
Screw
91% Dec
17
18 Ma Jan
8
Corp of
58% Dec
18 Mi Jun
18 Ma
19
18%
19 Me
3,900
39 Mi
33,800
10
38
Jan
4
36% Feb
17
433/4 Jan
11
17
14 Mb
Feb
8
16 M2 Jan
4
8hattuck
30
35
Feb
10
43
Jan
4
Shell
Oil
17 Mb Feb
12
23 3% Jan
4
Feb
23
213/4 Jan
13
Feb
17
20% Jan
4
29 Mi Feb
17
35M8 Feb
26
52
Feb
26
56 Mi Jan
5
51
23% Sep
22
Jan
14
59
45% Jan
2
59% July 27
Feb
23
54 Ma Jan
27
Jan
7
104% July 27
85 Ma Feb
17
94 Ma Jan
4
18 Ms Jan
6
31 % May 22
26% Jan
7
Feb
26
48 M» Nov
24
67% Apr
42 Ma Feb
17
557/s Jan
4
2
74 Mi Apr
64
14 |
July 23
30
Slegler
Simmons
Saw
Simplicity
Pattern
Jan
4
Skelly
Oil
11
Smith
(AO)
18 Mb Feb
26
Smith-Corona
1
273/s Feb
26
Smith-Douglass
29% July
7
23% Feb
4
5
24 Mi May 29
71 Mb
200
45
21,000
443%
44'/i
89 3/4
91M|
*89 Mi
913/4
26
2 5 Ma
25MB
5,700
8%
19,400
8
8 Mi
*:■
8
10
8
38Mb
38
183/a
17Mb
17 Mb
18
18
28%
28 Vb
28 Mb
28
28 Mi
27 Mb
28 y8
18,600
10%
10%
10 MI
10 Mb
10%
10 Vis
IOMb
2,000
8%
383/4
38
38
713/4
72
46
15M4
73 Ma
74 Mi
74
>
72 Mi
*45 Mi
46 y4
600
16 Ma
153/4
16 Ma
29,500
75%
76 Ma
78
6,700
1
74
74
20
76
75
75
*74
83
*82
84
*82
27 Mi
70 Ma
*69 Ma
6 Ml
6%
353i
36 Mi
*69 Ma
72
72
6 Mb
6 3/4
36%
20%
20Mb
15 Mb
*15 Mi
35%
36 Ma
46%
47
19 Ma
14%
20 Mb
84 Ma
20%
20
27M8
Mb
26
*69
35 Mb
21 Mi
73
*83
6 Mi
15Ms
*94
27%
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36 Mb
20%
95
75
27 Mb
27 Vb
36
6 Ml
14,600
72 Mi
83
27%
300
18
46 Mb
*46
/
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*75
70%
1,400
39%
75 Mb
75 Ma
27Mb
383/4
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15%
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46 Mi
15 Ml
*45
4,400
20
72
6%
20 Ms
3,600
2 6 Mi
21
6 Mb
36
11,300
4,200
100
*15 MI
16
*15 Ma
15%
35%
35Mb
36
35 7/b
36 y4
900
47%
47Mb
47 Ma
48 3/a
29,800
19%
47 Mb
19 Ma
19 Ml
19 Mb
19 Mb
600
14 Vb
15 Vb
14 Mi
14Mb
143/4
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25,800
95
95 Ma
95 Ma
12 3/b
12 Mi
*113/4
95%
12 Mi
2,100
33 Mb
33 Mb
33 Ma
34
1,500
37 Ma
37
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16
19
320
95
95
11 Mi
12 Ma
113/|
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33 %
34
33 Mi
33Mb
38
38 Ma
37%
37 Ma
15 Ma
153/b
15 Mb
15 Mb
15 Mi
15 Mb
15 Mb
15%
3,700
1,600
37
38 Ma
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36 Mb
35 Mb
36 Mi
35 Mi
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.> 8,400
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20 Mb
20%
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20 Ma
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17,000
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18
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18 Mi
18 Mb
17%
18 Mi
17Mb
17%
18 Mb
18%
6,200
31%
32 Ma
31Mb
32 Mi
31 Mi
33 Mi
33 Mb
353/8
43,700
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54
54
53
53%
52 Mi
53
52
52%
2,800
51
51%
*50 Ma
51 Mi
51 Mi
51Mb
51 Mi
52
2,400
86 Ma
87 Ma
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87
86 Ma
86 Ma
88
88
29
29 Ma
28 Mb
29 Mi
29 Mi
29 Mi
293/4
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45
46
44 Ma
44%
43%
44 Mb
433%
437/a
Co
•
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.
21 Mi Jan
18
Marchant
Co
Inc
48 Ma
47 Mi
48
47
47Mb
46 Ma
45
43 Mi
44
Mb
43%
43 Ma
43 Ma
16
15Mb
16 Mt
16Mb
18 Ma
173,4
25 Ma
25
26%
26
26 Mi
2 6 3/8
Inc
.
8mith Kline Si French Labs—No
par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Solar Aircraft Co
1
Feb
23
25
45% Jan
28
48
Mi Jan
20
27% Aug 21
23 % Jan
15
25
Jan
26
2
17 Mb Feb
12
21
Jan
11
South
3
15
52 Ma Feb
12
32% Jan
35% Mar
•
7 Mi Jan-12
South
Amer Gold
Puerto
Si
Rico
Sugar
297/s Jan 25
30% Feb
63% Mar 25
56 Mb Feb
17
60 Mb Jan
5
Southern
41% Sep
3
39 Mb Jan
12
42
Feb
26
Southern
30 Mi Nov
13
37 Mi Mar 16
31 Ma Jan
4
34 Mi Feb
15
Southern Indiana Gas Si
34 Mi Nov
25
46% Jan
22
35
Feb
16
37 Ma Jan
22
Southern
Natural Gas
21% Nov
lfl
24% Oct
It
21
Feb
24
233/4 Jan
5
Southern
Pacific Co
48 Mi Nov
17
60% Jan
15
47
Mi Feb
17
54 Ma Jan
5
Southern
Railway
167/a Dec
30
19% Jan
19
17
Jan
4
17 Ma Jan
18
5%
65
Dec
15
75
Jan
13
65
Jan
21
67
Jan
27
Mobile Si Ohio stock
40% Jan
2
48
Ma Dec
22
46
Jan
28
49
Jan
6
8%
2
5% Sep
10
5
6Mb Feb
1
56% Jan
8
91
18
69 Ma Feb
24
85
9
89% Apr 10
21 Mi Mar 16
84 Ma Feb
4
85
Feb
15 Mi Feb
17
16Mb Jan
22 Ma Feb 17
26 M4 Jan
22% Feb
24
293/4 Jan
4
9 Ma Jan
11
Jan
4
22
28Mi May 21
Dec
22
97 Mi Feb
13
83 Ma Jan
12
87 Ma Feb
32% Sep 24
47 Mi Dec
16
33 Mi Feb
25
43 Mi Jan
77 Ma Feb
2
80
Feb
23
31% Feb
8
377/s Jan
4
page
26.
39
20
19%
19%
Southwestern
20
20
20 y8
6,700
6,400
5,000
6 Mi
6M4
373/4
47
47
47
473/4
473/4
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23%
24
24
24
18 Ma
19
18
18 Ma
18 Mi
183/b
233/4
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193/4
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♦46
6 Ma
63/8
38
200
700
3,600
31
30
30
31
30
30 Mi
300
573/a
563/4
57 Mi
57 Mb
57 Mb
57 Ma
57%
22,600
41 Mi
40 M4
41 Ma
41%
42
11,300
Elec_N<Tpar
33 Ma
33 y2
25
*30
'
4 1Mb
33
33 Ma
33%
33%
*33 Mi
333/i
__7 50
36 Mb
37
x3GMa
36%
36 Mb
36 Mi
36 Mi
36 Ma
16,100
(Del)
No par
21%
2 1Mb
X21
21%
21
21 Ma
21 y8
21 Ma
common
No par
473/i
48 Ma
47 Mi
48
36,900
12,300
17 Ma
17 Ma
17 Mi
17 M»
67
66 M4
663/4
47 MB
47%
47%
Co
preferred
20
tr ctfs
100
Co
Mb
*65
*23 Mi
Spalding (A O) Si Bros Inc_I—12 1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common6
223/4
;
Co
7%
24
223/4
73/4
•23M4
22 Mb
7 Mb
7 Ma
72
69%
85
*83%
85
*15 Ma
16
15 Ma
50c
48 Ma
17%
67
48
173/a
*65
47 Mb
473/4
24 Mi
*233/4
23 Mi
7 Mi
24
7
23 Mb
Ma
72
7 Mi
10
3,600
24
23 Mb
1,200
7%
5,100
•83%
85
*83 Ma
15 Mb
16
15 Mb
5,300
16%
24 Mi
84 Mi
23 Mb
227/s
23 Mb
2 27/b
23%
233%
84
853/4
843/4
85
84
8 4 Mi
84
No par
35
36
337/a
34
34 Ma
38
5
27,300
47%
15 Ma
23 Mb
No par
48%
17 Ma
72
72
25
.
400
67
47 Ma
71
71
•83 Ma
17 Mb
*65
*23%
23 Ma
71%
1
common—
—
47 Ma
24
100
Sons
common
preferred
*30 Ma
4 1Mb
Public Service
issued
D
19 Ma
373/4
24
"1
Square
13,400
43,500
6 Mi
47
47 Ma
Inc
51%
3 8 Mi
37 Ma
23%
_i
$4.50
51
37 Ma
38
6 Mi
38
*45 Mb
..
7,300
51 Ma
38 Mb
x51Mb
40
Edison
Co
non-cum
8piegel
6 Ma
37 Ma
25
California
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg &
Sperry Rand Corp,
54.50 preferred
21 Mb Oct
52 Ma
38 Mb
56%
preferred
When
19% Apr
5
51Mb
39 Mi
6%
7,000
59,900
5
15
3
com
52%
19%
Platinum—II"l
24
see
47
38
52
3 8 Mb
South Carolina E & G Co com—.4.50
5%
preferred
50
South Jersey Gas Co
2.50
For
footnotes,
7,650
273,8
5
38
84% May
7
37% Dec 30
500
3,500
34,100
18%
24 Mi
2,600
44
15 Mb
12
31
'
43
17
Dec
38
48
5
24
9 Ma Mar
'37
lo
Corp
Feb
34
28% Dec
,
25
Co
Jan
19
20
10
10 Mi
6 Mi Feb
8M2 May 18
38
Apr
26% Jun
5,700
78
'
603/b Jan
2
800
20 y2
25 Mb
*
91 Mb
26
15%
Sinclair Oil Corp
53 Ms Jan
423% Jan
Oct
28 Mi
38 Ma
50c
Steel
&
19
76
30 M4
20
2.50
Co
Simonds
Feb
83
303/4
*76 Ma
44 Mb
45
71%
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
55
26
30
*17%
\
34
Nov
Washington's
Birthday
i
29 Ma Dec
81 Mi Dec
32
8 Mi
8
ordinary
64% Jun
16
8,166
31 Mi
'
46
Corp
4
26
4
25Mb
15 Ma
of America
17
Feb
Dec
*893/4
25 Mb
CLOSED
1.40
35c
Corp
Corp
23
51
22 Ma Nov
44 Ma
89%
1
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shares
Mfg
Sheraton
Feb
37% Feb
44% Dec
York
New
Sheller
Feb
26
9
45 y2
253/4
20
Co
43
30
28
(Frank
14% Jan
5
52 Mi Jan
18
78
79 Mi
89%
30
Sharon Steel Corp
46
22% Jan
61% Jun
Oct
If
23
4
5% Dec
14
Dec
24
30% Jun
20Mb
*76
20 Mb
80
560
83
275
Transp Si Tr—
30
45 Mb Mar 25
Jun
31 Mi
X20
79 Mi
30 Ma
213/a
82 Ma
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17
38% Nov
*30 Mi
21 Mi
30 Ma
21
3 8 3/4
*220
30%
*30
45
275
30%
30 Mi
STOCK
«
30 Ma
30 Mi
EXCHANGE
83 Ma
82 Via
*220
275
30 Mi
*78%
39 Mi
38 Mi
38%
81 Mi
81 Ma
No par
33 Ma Feb
26
12
45
37Mb
*220
X29%
5
_10U
10
1
Gas
Si
26
28
10
250
No pa;
Oil
24 Mi Oct
9
'
82 Vi
x80 %
No par
No par
Industries Inc
Shamrock
22% Aug
17
38 Mb
x37%
•220
l
Shahmoon
9
22
M
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'
No par
5
16
12% Sep
22% Feb
12,500
1
No par
l
25
13 Ma Jan
17 Mi Nov
50 Mi Nov
I83/8
•
2,300
18 Vi
13
No par
95 Ma Feb
22 Mi Dec
44 Mi Jan
17 Ma
•-
•
18
preferred
4
27
16% Jun
68
17 Mb
16%
1
Jan
18
38
16Mb
16 Ma
14%
42% Dec
23
31,300
17
19%
Jan
49
11
4 1Mb
16%
1
46 % Jan
21
41 Mb
'
18
Si Co
snell
12% Sep
41 Mi
•
173/4
Co
l<*MiJun
7
32% May
*
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l
45.25
1,200
41
4
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*11%
Amer
11 Ms Jan
90
19%
40 a
Servel Inc common
4
4,100
18
19%
4 1MB
Selberling Rubber Co
25
Jan
11 Mi
17 Mb
193/4
41 Mb
463/8
16
11
17 Ma
19 Ma
♦19%
3
193/i Jan
11
163/4
19M'4
19%
Sears Roebuck
8
10%
17%
19 Ms
4
8
107/b
16Mb
17
50Ma Jan
Feb
10%
11
17
17% Feb
14,100
900
Corp
13
15%
163/4
25
Finance
16
84%
153/4
100
Seagrave
26
*81%
15%
15%
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls Corp
50% Nov 23
84 Ma
15%
1,300
common
Seaboard
17% Dec
*81 Ma
No par
No par
No par
4
27% Jun
300
84 Ma
153i
16Mb
1
15
6
8,200
\
5,800
preferred
17% Jan
20
1,100
755
*81 Ma
11
4
44 Ma Feb
2,200
11%
Air Line RR Co
41
749 •'
45
84%
15%
5
22% Jan
8
6
Co
Bolt
737
727 Ma
729
725
740
*81 Ma
Jan
35 Mi Feb
21
35 Mi Oct
6
3534
5
5
15
45% Mar 18
Sep
35 Mb
10
Seaboard
9 Mi Jan
13
25
35%.*
40 Mb
preferred
&
24 Ma
35
730
100
36% Feb 24
17% Jan
81% Nov
Mfg
3.65%
44 Ma
25
35Ma
13%
preferred
Scovlll
15
70 Ma Feb
30
8
26 Mi July 16
5
39Mi Jan
Feb
45
2 4Mb
35
113/4
$3.40 preferred
Jan
26
44 Mb
24%
36
13 4
Scott Paper Co common
Jan
21
45
24Mb
X39M4
common
81
Apr
96
45
25
13 Vb
i
74
Jan
81
1,400
59
45 Ma
1
Corp
convertible
5%
Schick 1
71 Ma Feb
Sep
67
Scherlng
3
9
18
23
-
12
10
*55
58%
11%
Industries Inc com
Convertible preference
5
Dec
87% Mar
8
73% Nov
22
13% Jan
Feb
11
*55 Ma
40 Ma
Schenley
13
30% Mar 18
78
Mar 17
72% Jan
80
45
4,200
11 Ml
Imperial Corp
Diego
4 Ma
52M4
52 Mb
13 Mb
Bangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
9% Jan
*4 Mb
53
40 Ma
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Feb
8
1,900
4Mb
4Mb
52 Vb
11%
5%
37% Feb
17
2,600
37
13 Mi
series A
9% Feb
35
36 3/4
36%
40 Ma
Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40%
San
35m4
U Mb
Fran Ry Co com
73% Jan
1,800
36 Mi
37 Mi
60
1
*55
60
33,900
36 Ma
4Mb
53
8,400
2
36 Mb
53 Vb
4M8
4 Ma
54
1mb
74 Mi
39 Vb
38 %
15,600
24 y8
74 Mi
37
*36 Mi
80
233/b
2
74
36 M 4
60
*78%
74 Ma "r
75
39%
^
23 Mb
1Mb
2%
2
74 Mi
75
59 Mi
60
80
13 M»
Llglil & Power
17
88
593/4
23 Ms
;
40 Mi
Lead Co
18
42 Ma Feb
30
3
Mar 13
1,800
135
1353/4
35%
100
100
10
32
'
500
1353/4
•;
24"J4
1.00%
19% Feb
1
17
Apr
44 Mb
5
29% Feb
36% July 24
2
18% Nov
*44 Mb
No par
27% Feb
1
30% Jan
28
14,700
44 Mb
12 Mb
preferred
conv
Joseph
i 9,300
63%
13 V8
Biuret, cuuunuu
St
16,800
42%
62 Ma
*78 Ma
•
23%
23
2Mb
J;/:
60%
80
*79
24 Ma
54
42 3/8
V
135
136
59 Mb
59%
80
527/a
62 Ma
44 Vb
:" •V
443/4
53 Ma
42 Mi
61 Ma
"V
'40 Mb
preferred
Feb~26
42
62 Ma
49
Ma
600
28,300
39%
(Jacob*
4.30%
15
Apr
49 Ma
42 Ma
1
1
Inc
Aeronautical Co
4%
5,600
61%
20 G
1
Co
Co
aalBwujr
49
443i
-
34% Nov
80
48 Mb
1
1
Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
22
Jun
47 Mb
1
1
Dutch
Royal
4
47 Ma
42
*53
20
(Geo D> Corp
Crown Cola Co
47% Mar 11
17
22
10 M» July
2
37% Sep
16% Oct
13
3
16% Jan
16
May 27
13
67 Mi
47 3/4
135 Mi
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
8
34
13
65 Mb
473/4
44 Mb
5%%
Ronson Corp__
Feb
17
13
66 Mi
135 Mb
convertible preferred
25
Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Nov
13
48
Rochester
3,800
64 Mi
61 3/l
Rochester
50
7Ml
13 Mi
381
17
7M4
4,400
65 Mb
43 /■
438
300
55%
21%
13
48%
52%
•
21 Mi
7 Ma
;
64 Mi
•
36 Vb
Feb
18
■V. : 7 Ma
48
2
51
Roper
7M4
7Mb
66%
74%
43% Feb
8
22
,:
600
1,300
25
55 Mi
56
203/4
56
20 Mb
'
13 Mi
23%
18
6
*55 Mi
20Mb'
*55 Mi
7/"V
56
*79
22
4
26
7 Mb
Controls com—1
Jan
M 25
26
'
10
2.50
17% Jain
25%
58%
44%
Dec
21 Ma Jan
25 Ma
58 Ma
135 Vi
62
12
59
26
1,100
17 Mi
59%
*17
61
50% Dec
Feb 11
173/8
59 Mb
42 VB
23
10
17 3/8
59
6,500
"7%
'
17%
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21Mb
7 Ma
7%
7%*
7
6 Mb
,
■
583/4.
*55
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& Haas Co common
24 MB
59 Mi
Corp
preferred series A
900
;; 2,000
18
23 3/4
48%
lfl
4%
17%
18 Mi
47 Mi
35 Mi Feb
770
.
24%
65%
39% Jan
82
1,100
4,400
30%
*13
Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
5,900
22
28 Ma
.
Oil
Company
22,800
153/i
29 Mi
20
21 Mi
Birthday
19,800
15%
46 Mb
15 Ma
26
•.'57%
Washington's
5,500
'
*2834
46%
4
68
22M4
473/8
31 Mi
Antelope Copper Mines
Roan
Jan
54
8
15
,45 Mb
2,100
363/8
21Mb
28 Ma
*25
Paper
Richfield
Oct
111
Co
Trust
15 Mi
17
5
Manufacturing
Rheem
47 Mi
15
17
100
1
5s
series
45 Ma
16%
8
---J
2.50
No par
50
100
Tobacco com
(R J)
Rhodeslan Selection
32 Mi Apr
70
2nd pfd
conv
Preferred 3.60%
2 M» Jan
22
%%
Reynolds
60% Jan
79
Inc—
Rexall Drug Si
46%
*7
CLOSED
Conv
15'
■''.'22
EXCHANGE
14% July
7 Mi Nov
12 M4 Nov
22 Ma
23%
11
20
67M4
22 Ma
STOCK
25
Mfg Co common
*66 3/4
23 3 8
63,400
70 Mi
18
55% Feb
J
5
Co
22%
67 3/4
66 Mb
.
Mi
*67
6 7 Mi
*67
'
Shares
23%
23% Jan
36% July 23
60% Mar
.
36%
23%
Jan
7
116
—
70
36 Mi
31 Mi
10
10
5
5
preference
$1.25 dlv- prior
8% Jan
70%
35 Ma
64Mb
15 Mi
(Robt) & Co—
18 Mi Jan
65
70 Ma
35 Ma
45%
Jan
2
42
Chemicals
Reichhold
24
6% Feb
Dec
73
Jan
30% Jan
8
.
16% Jan
66% Apr
6
18
: 17
8
Sep
Jan
28% Jan
20 V. Apr
15% Nov 27
17 Mi
20
10
22% Feb
42% Jan
55
29
65 Ma
71
X34M4
22 Mb
No par
50c
1
Reed Roller Bit Co
17% Jan
Rels
2
Jan
7
noncum
64Mb
70%
36 Mi
*67
-50
50
preferred
2nd preferred
1st
noncum
4*
20
21 Ma Feb
1
28
40 Mi Apr 22
5
Jan
12
25% Nov
20
4%
64Mb
70%
35%
No par
1
5
50
Raybestos-Manhattan
65 Ms
70 Mi
5
Inc
Banco
Ma
64%
of America com—No par
1st preferred
No par
Radio Corp
1
73 Mi Dec
9
the Week
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
1
Friday
Ma.
80
80
80
80
32 Mi
33 M.
32Mb
32Mb
X33 Ml
*787/a
32%
»
85
36
80
793/4
80
33 Ma
33
33 Ma
1,900
54,600
700
'
18,000
160
5,500
Number 5929
191
Volume
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(921)
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25
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range for
•
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
17
34% Nov
•
71% Dec 23
13% Sep 21
3 Va May
37
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i
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STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Dec
Lowest
;
18
82 V4 Feb
35 Vb Feb
NEW
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25
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24
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17
17
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4
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26
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15
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5
29
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5
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25
62% Jan
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17
51% Jan
4
20
23
16
30
7
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17
40 Va Jan
20
44% Jan
4
59 '/a Jun
26
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Oil
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24
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4
23
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64% Jan
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16
56
4
Standard
Oil
88%-Feb
5
3%%
29% Feb
17
36% Jan
4
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92
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7
39% July 27
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117
July
Jan
6
99
Jan
26
31% Jan
6
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33
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17
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17% July 27
15
Jan
12
2
43% Dec
22
19 y4 Dec
31
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8
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71
Apr
21
57
Feb
9
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2
78
Dec
14
77
Jan
27
78
Jan
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23
15% Jan
14
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22
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9
59% Jun
26% Feb
6
34% Dec
29
Dec
•
Feb
20% Jan
10
17
20
47% Feb
29% Feb
17
52
29
24% Jan
53% Jan
4
4
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32 % Jan
7
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50
25% Jan
4
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13
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28
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11
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19
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2
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16
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10
28
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17
28
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16
Oct
22
Apr
8
67
28
Dec
331
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23
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21
52% Dec
29
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25
29
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27
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4
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4
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9
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8
4
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24
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21
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8
16
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15
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4
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25
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7
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20
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10
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4
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23
25
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3
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23
35
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5
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29
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48
6
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25
27
25
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22
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31
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13
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25
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14
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2
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17
11
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1
34
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21
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154
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8
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17
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7
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63
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2
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30
108
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12
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4,
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4.
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16
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4
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72
4
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8
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17
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10
13
14
11
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24
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21
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4
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24
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14
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25
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17
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29
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17
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20
21
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8
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10
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29
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4
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16
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11
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19
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,
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39
6
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10
18
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3
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4
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8
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17
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29
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8
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23
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11
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17
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18
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48
10
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10
Williams Steel
14
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6,500
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•
1
2
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410
26,800
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4,200
1,188
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5
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6
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400
37
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4
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100
4
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19
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54
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900
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500
1,190
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500
3,000
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39 % Jan
1
3
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2,700
24
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72%
common
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3
500
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preferred
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\
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30-
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8
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16
493/8
253/4
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preferred
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'
;
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79
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100
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18,500
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18%
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155/a
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200
31%
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58%
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.
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v
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100
5
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31
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28
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11
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4
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11
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9;
50 3/4
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89
41,100
8%
29% July 30
31% July 30
8
Jan
29% Jan
5
76
18
19% Jan
23
11
15% Feb
Feb
503/8
51%
47%
Inc
Gulf
Texas
24% Feb
102
140,800
54
1
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Texas Gulf Producing Co
178% Feb
23
124% Mar 18
30
19,600
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,
27
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25
14 •/» Mar 10
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23 Vb Nov
,
413/a
45%
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25
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Tennessee
4
4
Feb
17
193% Nov 20
41%
45%
TelAiitograph
Teinco
443/8
41%
453/4
380
4.16%
Wayne Corp
14
43%
41%
443/8
12%
,
25
15
Feb
30
16
27
61 y4 Jan
Symington
41 5/«
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America
7,100
41%
56
12.50
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j
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46%
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no par
Co
26
Jan
41% Jan
17
11
71 Vb Oct
27 Vb Jun
26
A
445/b
453/a
37
17%
j
preferred
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Feb
-15
7
common
Biscuits Inc
Sweets Co of
43%
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55%
Superior oil of California
Swift
600
44
r
15
j
;
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51
8
8
12
25
17
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11% Jan
38% Jan
30 V«Jun
27
13 % Jan
4
45/a
29%
-
,
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45/8
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;
5
Co
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4
7 Vb Jan
Feb
13% Mar 18
21
.
43/4
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1
79
-
,
45 y2 Jan
31
8s/o Nov
22
16
1140
9
10% Sep
20
A
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453/4
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Sunruy-Mld-Conl Oil Co eommon__l
4%%
preferred series A—.28
5%7»
2nd pfd series of '55_.
30
15
88
Oil
Sun
17
30 Vb Dec
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100
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21
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;
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preferred
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18,100
57%
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155/a
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15
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Studebaker-Packard Corp
4
:
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5
4
70
143/8
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common
15
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733/4
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529
1
2.50
Webster
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14%
30%
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24% Jan
:
15%
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prior preference
&
35%
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1
30% Jan
12
80
&
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7
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94
17
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14
28
24% Dec
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Stix
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35%
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35%
733/4
41%
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common
Shares
353/8
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45%
a
Co
the Week
Feb. 26
74
*4%
120
3 % %
preferred
SLerchl Bros Stores Inc
33 y2 Jan
29% Oct
Sep
Stauffer Chemical
Friday
Feb. 25
36%
45
1
Mfg Co
Sales for
Thursday
14%
20
preferred
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Feb. 24
73%
100
com
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35%
7
preferred
Wednesday
Feb. 23
10
Warner Corp
8
6
Tuesday
25
Jersey
Starrett Co (Tlid) L S_u__
25
May
618
convertible
$1.20
4
Aug 25
Oct
New
Stanley
25% Feb 17
22% Jan 26
20
9
9% Aug 26
325
65% Jan
33% Mar 25
5
9% Jun
Indiana
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
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if
6.25
Ohio common
preferred series A_
$1.60
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29
65
21
Sep
Jan
19
•
of
4
17% Jan
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2
:
Dec
•
California
8
42% Jan
14
of
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22
6
15 Va Jan
■
4
Feb
'
33
13
18 y4 Jan
18
43
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33% Feb
-
23
31% Dec
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Standard-Packaging Corp
5
18
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Standard
19
13 Va Jan
Jan
84
Feb. 22
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of
13
•
27% Jan
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Inc
of
50% Feb
86%! Jan
45% Oct
50
85
'
Monday
Par
10c
45% Nov
t
43
STOCK
$3.50 preferred
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Standard Coil Products Co Inc
_1
Standard Gas & Electric Co
39 % Nov
■
23
YORK
EXCHANGE
15%
15%
16
15%
1,900
11%
16
38
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.
38
;
30
2,100
10,900
u
'
10% Jan
2
16% Dec 23
6
30% Mar 13
263/4 Jan
9'/4 Jun
41
Jan
28
120% Feb
9
30 Vb Jun
86% Oct
74
Aug
67
Dec
77
19
15
4
24
14% Aug
51
4
4
43% Jailr" 4
6
148% Jan
Union
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
Corp—;
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Electric
Co
4
33% Feb
8
6
91% Jan
26
Sep
16
76
Feb
68% Jan
77% Jan
19
25
5
24
87
23
53% July 10
Mar
30% Feb
3
19
77% Jan
Feb
10
71%
71%
No par
*80%
81%
*80%
81%
Preferred
series
$4
Union
Oil
5
Union
Pacific
California
10
preferred^
9% Feb
26
73/4 Jan
4
6
30 Va Jan
4
8% Jan
32% Jan
29
37% Jan
6
Union
Tank
Car
25% Feb
4
203/4 Jan
4
24% Jan
13
Union
Twist
Drill
28
66
283/8 Feb
5
37% Jan
4
Mar 26
36% Jan
28
41% Jan
15
14
80% Nov
30
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
24% Feb
9
32% Mar 26
136
30% Jan
15
98% Feb
Jan
84
Jan
4
25% Feb
18
28% Jan
17
28% Jan
11
25 Va Feb
84% Jan
18
87
Feb
16
Feb
24
26% Jan
7
United
Board
Carbon
•
21
95
27
38% Apr 10
08 % Apr ,17
38% Dec 11
Oct
29
Sep 23
22
23
17
76
Jan
25
36% Feb
10
38
Feb
23
Untted-Carr
7% Jan
12
United
Corp
Jan
4
United
22% Jan
3.1% Jan
6
United
6
United
5
9% May 19
7Va Jan
29
37% Mar 16
32% Feb
8
23% July
45% Mar
9
19
Feb
17
9
25
Feb
23
2
17
36
28
27
32% Jan
20
31% Feb
8
40% Jan
4
16
83% Jan
4
13
35
Jan
26
27% Feb
17
42% May 6
86% Sep 22
75
Dec
21
64
Feb
1
Nov
145% Sep 22
*7% Dec 28
28% Oct
9y4 Sep
120
Apr 27
165
Mar 30
12% Jan
29
36% Mar
22
14% Apr
40 y4 Oct
9
44%
29
2
84% Jan
■
6
30% Jan
74% Jan
4
4
27
86% Feb
12
95% Jan
Jan
27
152% Jan
7
6% Feb
16
8% Jan
4
28% Feb 25
31% Feb
12
149
17
10
Jan
5
May 28
40
Jan
22
13% Jan
15
Jan
22
40
26%
*36%
89
27
37
*87
*36%
98 %
98%
100
91%
91
91
26%
26
2&3/8
5,400
27%
3.600
27%
89
263/4
*87
800
89
23%
23%
233/8
800
68%
68 Va
68 Va
2,100
37
36%
36%
600
7%
7%
23,200
35%
35%
2,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
25%
25%
20%
25
4,800
26%
253/4
30%
31%
26%
26,900
30%
31%
31
50
50
50%
31%
11,400
*49%
50
18
18%
17%
49%
18%
49%
17%
18
9%
18%
9%
9%
18%
2,600
9%
9%
9%
29,700
Gas
J
Corp
United Shoe
City
Mines Co
Mach common
—
9%
"■
7
6%
X50
6"%
7
7
7%
35
10%
1,100
7%
17%
17%
17%
6%
17%
17%
175/a
1%
1%
17%
1%
1%
17%
7,700
1%
1%
55%
1
2ft
26
preferred
Chemical Corp com.. 1
preferred
j
lQt
US ft Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co.
No pa«
U S Gypsum Co common
-4
7% pi eferred
100
U 8 Hoffman Mach common__82%r
5% class A preference
50
U S Industries Inc common/
1
4%% preferred series A
6%
U S
*87
104%
31 %
Park
30% Jan
26%
25%
20%
Merch A Mfrs Inc
4
27%
*90-
25%
United
51% Apr 14
85% Aug 18
90
26%
31
United
34% Mar
90
25%
25
4
3
91
26%
600
20%
6
23
15,600
Engineering A Foundry
ft
Co
No par
Fruit
7% Jan
18% Jan
30% Dec
373/4
*94
7%
16
29% Sep
80% Sep
36%
37%
105
343/4
17
4
37%
37 Va
*93
7%
% Feb
64% Jan
7,800
36%
37%
105
6,000
34%
6% Feb
1
303/4
7%
8
53% Feb
29%
33%
25
28
29%
7%
25
65% Dec
293/8
33%
Jan
2
30%
7%
11% Jan
11
29%
*32%
53% Jan
1% Jan
31%
22%
ft
•—
20
4
'30 %;
223/4
1
(Del) —
16
1 % Jan
30%
22%
38
18
2% Mar 10
30% =;
2 2 3/8
37%
24
19
8 Va
303/b
22%
2.50
Feb
Vb Nov
45% Jan
8%
31
22%
68%
8% Feb
17
8
30%
68%
17% Feb
United
8
!
67%
49
21% July 24
9,800
'8
31
22 %
69%
20% July 20
7
8Va
8 %
30%
68%
59% Aug 27
jan
29%
23%
2
1
29%
23%
13
16%
30%
•
23
16y4Jan
32% Jan
17
293/4
14,400
22,100
26%
10
United Gas Improvement Co.—13%
United Greenfield Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
30% Feb
120
35%
23%
29
22
81%
35%
90%
par
31% Sep
48% Jan
42% Jan
80%
353/4
89
(Del)
190
81%
35
*87
Electric Coal Cos
9
12
Fastener
520
72
*80
Nona'
Co
91
78
36%
x23%
Corp
72
30%
10
No
Carton
67 % Feb
7% Dec
Jan
A
90
*75%
14,800
35%
25%
America—No pai
of
$4.50 preferred
United
29% Jan
16
Biscuit
22
Oct
Nov
23 '/a Nov
United
Artists
Mar 24
86
25
64
(ser of
71%
33%
29%
*93
(ser of 1956) conv
United
90
78
71%
6,600
14,200
36%
37%
5
1955) conv pfd—100
pTd-.—100
Corp.
3
4%
4
92% Feb"11
89%
*75%
333/8
4,000
38%
133
30%
10
4%
26
95
Inc
-
33%
38
131 Va
22 %
ft
Aircraft Corp common.
United
Lines
78
x33 %
38%
131
29%
8
10
Air
89%
130
'
.
35%
No par
Co
88%
•
29%
„
'
Co
89%
f
July 15
Oct
12
non-cum
United
Oct
22% Jun
4%
89
25
RR Co common
of
1
36
33%
•75%
18
101
131%
33%
73
27
,
38 •
-38%
130%
'33%
78
7% Nov
45
5,600
34,400
10%
*71%
29 y4 Nov
6
17%
27%
10%
*75%
19% Oct
30% Jan
17-
26%
11%
38
•
17 3/8
27%
10%
No par
1
Xl7
253/8
>
No par
4
Jan
common—
»
17%
29%
v
10% : 11
28%
No par
9
31
5
Corp—6%
Paper
17%
ii
$4.50 series
Feb
82
6
Preferred $3.70 series
43% Jan
17
29
Preferred
1
-No pai
Preferred $3.50 series
•
21
Feb
12
7
Feb
34
134
33%
Asbestos &. Rubber Co_
77% Feb
Dec
17
87% Jan
132%
10
Union
17
80
No par
25
16
98% Mar
38
11% Feb
35% Feb
Jan
37V4
5
128% Feb
32
11
Udyllle Corp (Thai
Underwood Corp
2
Apr
17%
30
10%
22
25
150% July 27
35% Mar 16
40% Dec
29 Vb Nov
9% Feb
17%
18% Jan
32% Jan
'
12
29
13
11
15% Jan
19'/a Nov
56 %
1%
55%
55%
1%
3,600
55%
54%
55%
3,800
31
31%
33 %
34
*83%
Borax A
4%%
85
56
7
*31
31%
33
33%
323/4
33%
32%
33
83%
83%
833/4
833/4
84%
28%
;
287/a
84%
*31
31%
*31
31%
28
28%
28%
28%
67%
68%
28%
67
67%
67%
68
90
89%
89
893/4
151
7%
151
■
150
7%
29%
-
140
69
88%
110
4,100
283/4
67
88%
-
6,300
29%
11%
12
*39%
41
1
-
7
151
7%
29%
29 Va
*11%
11%
*39%
41
151
7
28%
11%
*393%
151
7%
29
11%
41
2,100
6,000
'
893/4
*149%
7
*29
11%
*393/8
933/4
151
7 Va
30
8,400
1,610
4,800
4,800
12%
25,900
41
25,900
The
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
Monday, February 29, :.a6Q
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(922)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since
Year 1959
8Va Jan
27
28
8V4 Feo
3
21
7
23% Feb
25
26% Jan
5
O
30% Jan
21
35
Jan
4
U
45% Feb
1
50% Jan
19
U
Jan
26
77% Feb
19
58% May 18
Jun
75
19
112% Feb
18
7
10
Oct 29
136% May
S
Jan
5
15
U
54
Feb
1
24
33% J«n 19
27% Sep 30
45% Nov
6
144
Jan
4
38
Feb
17
42% Jan
5
D
26
33% Jan
19
U
22% Dec
138% Sep
14
Aug
18% Sep
4
142 >4 Feb
16
23 % Feb
24
24% Jan
11
9
34 % Jan
14
.36
Feb
8
29% Feb
3
34
Jan
6
15% Jan
8
18% Feb
8
10% Feb
26
Jan
4
85
Jan
6
14
9
Feb
12
May 20
71
Jan
5
72% Jan
5
17
51% Jan
4
41% Feb
19
53% Oct
47% Feb
7
21
12
29% Feb
54
Feb
23
Jan
6
154
Jan
21
72
10
97% Dec 10
29 % Dec 21
Apr
5
148
60% Aug 28
157
9
13
10% Jan
Feb
12
22
92% Jan
6
29
Jan
22
17
28% Jan
5
16
16
33% Feb
74% Jan
26
70% Feb
41 % Feb
16
45% Jan
32 % Feb
2
36% Feb
Jan
24% Jan
18
Nov
17
84
40
Feb
9
50
31
Jun
9
July 29
36% Feb 18
Nov 27
47% Aug 27
35% Feb
17
44
Jan
5
Vanadliiin-Alloys
40
26
25% Feb
17
34% Jan
5
Vanadium
28
11
Jan
20
12% Jan
12
29% Nov
13% July
2
9% Jan
Jan
42
16
26
Van
$228
22 % Jan
2
30% Nov
5
26% Feb
12
29% Jan
12
5
36% Apr
17
31% Feb
26
34% Jan
11
Van
34 % Jan
26% Sep
21
29
11% Jan
5
Oct 22
96% Dec
4
4% Dec
76
35% May
30%
31 %
18%
18%
30%
32
18%
9%
84 Va
.
71%
71 Vs
•70%
46
46%
44%
45%
153 %
77%
26
26%
*29
29%
*70%
71 Va
81% Dec
15
29
82% Jan
18
85% Jan
11
Sep
87% Mar 16
11
20% Mar
9
12% Feb
25
15% Jan
4
15% Dec
4
21% Mar
9
16% Feb
87%.lan
2
96% Feb
20
90% Feb
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
98% Jan
Jan
4
5%
9
92
Jan
6
5%%
29%
31%
26
28%
27%
72
72
73%
*72%
44
45
35%
36
*71
43
35 Va
A
44
35%
%
35%
6,100
33%
32
32'A
32
32
31%
33
47 %
46 %
48%
47%
48%
48
491/a
*33
45%
23
partic preferred
100
*80%
8
100
100
37%
37%
101 Va
101 %
4
37%
4
Va
3,600
80'/a
82 Va
5,600
23
22%
22%
2,500
*82
84
*82
x37%
200
84
»A
37%
.faU,300
101'A
101%
260
37
37%
XIOIV4
103%
101 Va
82%
*81
82%
*81
82
*81
82
100
100
86
*84 Va
86
*83
84
*83
84%
*82%
84
*82 V2
84
*81%
83 %
*81%
83%
1
12%
13
12 %
12 »A
12%
12%
16%
17
16%
17
91
91
91%
91%
*100
101
*81
*
84
12%
*16%
17
16%
17
*90%
16
100
101
preferred
'/
82
Va
common
preferred
"600
1,400
49,500
23
:
38
102 %
»•;
2,000
N
80%
83
82%
82 Va
Va
4
4%
4Va
4%
22%
Electric
2,200
271/4
22%
RR
70
17,800
36
x35%
27%
22%
Wabash
20,500
44%
27 »A
No par
25
•
27'A
Chemical com
Jan
100
74
44 Va
v
1,200
27%
:*;V
80
18
•
27%
4%
preferred
6% %
32
79%
Feb
28%
32
4%
102
1,700
26%
80%
4
33%
154
25%
Va
convertible
19
32%
*152
152 Va
80
79%
Eiec St Pwr Co com
$5 preferred
$4.04 preferred
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
18
19,200
53%
54
x77
1.25
Co
Co
82 Va
45
54
78%
43%
1
Materials
80%
20
43%
53 Va
27%
3
10
lnc
Virginia
Vuicuii
2,300
72
27%
12
19
i/a
*70
71%
77
.
130
2,600
'
44 Va
152
154%
*151%
.
9
'A
9 '/a
„
44
53%
53
7
78%
84
84%
-
.
3,500
15
22
1
54
53%
152%
9%
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71%
9%
.
;
84 Va
cc **-
11'%
Jan
Jan
IV, 1O0
nT cb
9 Va
e
11'A
38% Feb
81
10%
Va
9%
9%
t';
120
11%
89
102% Feb
2,100
11%
12
4
3,400
18%
11%
26
29
31%
18%
11%
Feb
<11 v
30%
18%
9Va
9
,
30%
18 Va
'<■
11 Va
Va-Carolinu
Jan
9 "A
9
30%
v..
84%
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*
23%
34%
4,200
34%
7.Y
9%
7
9%
9%
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J
23%
11%
7
80
.
23%
35 Va
37
Jan
67#
900
23%
*34%
>
27%
Associates
Chemical
140%
26%
26
99% Jan
91% Mar 17
34%
87%
140%
23%
x34%
86%
140 Va
36 Va
8
12% Nov
79
x23 %
35%
86 Va
140'A
-
36%
Vick
16
5
24
23%
800
30,300
84%
140%
Vcrllentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
18
Jan
86'A
140 Va
27%
5
78% Oct
8674 Mar 23
85%
,
49%
36 %
26
98% Dec
108
;
y
2,800
26%
11
81
4
T,
88%
500
49 Va
-
28%
36%
34% Jan
25
49%
1,600
27%
•
28
49 % Feb
2
28%
,
36%
21% Feb
Mar 20
Washington's
Birthday
.
r
140%
18
CLOSED
,
49%
86%
*35
39
28 Va
7.
140 Va
STOCK
EXCHANGE
147
*38%
39
,V *49Va
49%
.28%, :29%
49% v 49 %
,
28%
IV, 900
145%
39
28%
56%
56 Va
146%
146
v
39
370
27 %
6% Jan
89% Jan
9
39% Mar
146%
*38%
55%
55%
146%
39
57%
A—
114'A
56 Va
36%
8
25
107
55%
147
114'A
'
28 Va
9
19% Jan
114
6,900
'
27%
12
82 % Nov
114
1,100
.
77
36
Feb
33% Jun
V 113%
35%
4% Feb
76
113
42%
Vorinn
39% Jan
23
Nov
53
Co
113
49
*76
•
6,500
.
5
prelerred
coiiv
Raalte
77
32 '/a
48%
W
*76
23%
32
49
,77
1,300
9
23 Va
;
32%
48%
.
♦76
55%
industries lac cora_2.50
Norman
48%
48%
78
S'tares '
27%
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.
:
■
32%
32
32
32%
,48%
9
24
;
.
27%
1
Co
America
Steel
Corp of
24%
25
*8%
X23 Va
V-
■
145%
12.80
Power St Light Co
Utah
18
9
Feb. 26
27%
27 Va
25
*38 Va
1
Co
Upjohn
♦8%
112%
Co common
71
8%
*76
No par
77# noncuniulative preferred—25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
Dulled Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
UclKd Whclon Corp common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8% preferred
100
Universal Mulch Corp
6.25
Universal Oil Products Co
1
Universal Pictures Co lnc coin
1
4%% preferred
100
25
7% Feb
83
*8%
48 Va
————100
preferred
27%
31%
Corp
Tobacco
S
:
27%
28%
24%
1
S Smelting Ref <fc Min com—50
1% ' preferred--.—50 //
S Steel Corp common
16%
Ife
D
5
30
Mar
81
Mar 30
25% Oct
139% Jan
12% Jan
34V« Mar 24
45
D
21
15% Mar 18
Oct
Dec
5
50
/r-
5
100
common
1st preferred
non-cura
Shoe
S
19
103% Jan
100
2
46
Feb
16
17% Jan
%
30
146
4
Feb
83
37% Feb
Dec
71
47% Jan
50% Mar 12
8% Jan
80
4
26% .lan
22
14% Feb 26
Jan
2734 Feb
54% Feb
29% Sep
7
24
108% Aug 31
153
Jan 28
6
88 V* May
8%
38% Feb
7
21
7
33% Oct
47
Rubber Co
S
69% July
154% Aug
142% Sep
preferred series A
preferred series B
3%%
6
Jan
64
149% Feb
10
45% Feb
Plywood Corp common
S
3%%
115
23
S
Feb. 28
tiie Week
Friday
...
..
Feb. 25
7
Feb. 24
27%
1
10
5
5
1
100
100
common
preferred
Pipe St Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
4%%
Jan
Dec
Co
S Lines
U
25
Jan
99
Oct 21
95
29% Jan
8% Jan
40
9
.lan
7
27% Jan
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 22
-
EXCHANGE
iu
23
39 Va Oct
Jan. 1
Highest
29
2
18
29% Oct 30
76
20
35% Apr
26% Dec 23
24 Va Jun
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
:
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sale*! far
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Rang? for
91%
90%
91
100
100
101 Va
100
%
■
12%
12,300
1,200
170
20
100
100
w
66% Sep
23
70% Mar 11
70% Jan
12
73
Dec
17
46% Nov
30
40% Feb
17
44% Jan
25
Wagner
4
16% Jan
8
Waldorf
40
14%.lan
Apr 21
16
Jan
55% May 11
45
Jan
14
53% Feb
26
35% Feb
17
40
Jan
4
21
2
43% Sep
21
41 % July
33% Mar 30
Sep
39
41
Feb
1
47% Feb
12
Feb
24
15% Jan
4
94
83% Dec
29
8% Dec
16
Feb
20
8
15% Jan
15
Ward
1.
Feb
87
89% Jan
7
6*
Aug 21
7
24
10% Jan
18
8
44% Jan
6
Industries
17
Feb
10
21 % Jan
8
Warner
65% Aug 21
51
Feb
8
58% Jan
4
48% Jan
5
20
42% Jan
4
45% Jan
4
24
28
Jan
4
30% Jan
15
Wayne
7% Jan
14
Welbllt
4
Wesson
Oil & Snowdrift
31% Feb
30
5% Feb
17
31% May 23
40% Nov
30
32% Feb
1
50
Apr
29
44% Jan
27
47
Jan
4
56% Jan
5
Feb
16
41
Jan
6
West
16 % Dec
23% July
30
38% Apr
Jun
19
85 Yt Dec
28
102
79
23
90
29
91
33
Sep
78% Dec
42
May
8
61
93
Dec
31
101
26
Jan
7
38
23% Jan
8
38
95
Dec
29
31
16
__
Nov
17
17
Jan
56%
,
8
27% Sep
22
53%
103
Nov
88%
24
112
22
Western
Auto
Western
6
5
Western
21% Feb
19
When
Jan
13
Western
1
57
27% Feb
17
32% Jan
5
8
57% Jan
6
77% Jan
4
83% Feb
2
11
66"% July
51%
Feb"l7
62% Jan
6
94
Feb
1
96% Jan
27
39% July
29
Feb
16
34% Jan
22
May 26
64% Feb
8
Jan
20
53% Mar 20
38% Feb
44% Jan
22
40% Mar 30
.
Jun
Jan
7
7
36
Jan
6
17% Jan
23
35
Sep 22
66% Dec 22
53% Feb
17
67% Jan
6
102% Mar 11
15
24% Jan
7
99% Jan
27
100% Feb
25
14
July 23
28% July 21
11
Feb
17
14% Jan
8
26
Feb
5
27% Jan
5
51% July 23
6
23
29% Feb
10
31 % Feb
9
114% Jan
1
19% Nov
10
34%
40
*34
129
Mar 25
27% .Jan
36% Mar
9
6
67% Dec 31
84% July 15
94% Feb
2
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
39 % July
8
49% Jun 24
148
Sep
l
25% Jun 24
119
Jan
25% Feb
25
9
122
8% Feb
24
10% Jan
48%
49%
49%
50%
35.500
X27%
28
%
27%
28%
27%
28%
49%
82%
48%
49%
49%
•81%
82%
*81%
51 %
82
•'
49
83
*81%
107
•102%
8.300
35.100
*102%
54
52%
53%
54
55
95%
95%
330
30
30%
x29%
30
95%
29%
95 %
Whirlpool Corp common
'3
4 %%
convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
29%
5,600
64
*61%
64
95%
29%
*61%
While
Motor
Co
1
common
39%
39%
61%
61%
100%
12%
12%
27%
*26 %
27%
11%
12%
*26%
27%
Co
St Co lnc common
$4.25
No par
preferred
Wilson-Jones
Windsor
No par
Co
10
industries
Winn-Dixie Stores
lnc
lnc
10c
—
Eiec Power Co com
preferred
100
Public
Iron
Service
12
Jan
6
Yale
37% Jan
6
138% Jan
10
Corp
10
Co
10
10
common—
series—100
No par
5
Young
17
Corp
Co.
(F W)
preferred 4%%
(W1111 Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
23
1
10
St Towne
Mfg Co
_
10
Spring St Wire Corp -I" 5
Youngstown Sheet St Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
*47
*61%
39%
Machine common—1
preference
20
convertible preferred
50
Oil
64
100%
100%
;
58%
*100
Sewing
29%
39%
58
99%
Prior
•102%
100%
40
59%
99%
preferred
107
12%
40
58%
White
$3
*62 %
—100
5%%
Prior
7
49
107
Feb
23'/a Jan
48%
500
55%
26
11
1.000
95%
32% Feb
20% Feb
21 %
54
Wrigley
4\
21%
96
108% Feb
38
21%
53
Worthlngton
Jan
21%
35%
96
preferred
Woolworth
85% Jan
900
21%
35
No par
$5
Woodward
85% Jan
63%
50%
67% Jan
66
35%
*62%
29
30% Jan
17
*34%
63%
49%
26
17
3,300
35%
35%
63%
28 Va
29
10
97
34%
49%
Feb
79% Feb
9.700
34%
48%
26% Jan
54% Feb
441/2
34%
Telegraph
2.50
WestiiighoH.se Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric com—6.25
3.80'/# preferred series B
100
Wheeling St I.ake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
'102%
43%
63 %
*21%
*82
44%
34%
34%
21%
Wisconsin
81% Feb
34%
34%
21%
59% Jan
26
35%
No par
6%
Jan
*94%
*63
Wisconsin
39% Jan
31%
97
65
26
5
31%
44 V2
63%
Wilson
36% Feb
;
No par
10
23
9% Nov
com__No par
preferred
RR
19
40%.Ian
7
*94%
Feb
22
18
97
82% Feb
35% Sep
19
•94%
43
4
Dec
97
7
28
Nov
*94%
8
45% Jan
83
2.900
80% Jan
14% Jan
79
31%
36% Feb
27% Feb
59% Nov
30%
1
4
2
32
Mar 31
12
31
31%
•31%
5
11
53% Jan
30%
1
11% Feb
28% Dec
3.200
Wilcox
42% Jan
22
40
29 V2
White Stores lnc
23% Jan
Sep 30
92%
28%
5
1
23% Jun
92%
29
4
Sep 16
14% Dec 14
118
93%
28%
8
46% Sep
B3%
43%
38% Jan
29
*82%
*92%
28% Jan
2
83%
92 Va
52% Jan
17
♦82%
29%
13
6% Jan
380
83%
45 «A
10
39% Jun
9,400
92%
*82
29%
17
88
361/2
92
83%
92%
36% Jan
45% Sep
92
*82
;
24% Feb
2
36
36 Vs
1.400
30%
46% Feb
0
35%
92
15
93
9
32% Jan
19% Oct
Pacific
30
500
15
14%
17
46>%
51 % Mar 11
30 % Nov
78
July
16
68
2nd
noucum
300
44%
*16
29%
Union
46% Feb
98% Mar 13
37% Dec 24
Ry
Issued
4%
17
14 Ve
■
%
44%
45%
800
35
100
Maryland
6
17
*16
*331/2
9,700
5
preferred
Jan
34
500
6«/a
93
Supply Co com
69% Jan
37
5%
45%
loo
Lines lnc
37% Jan
*82
6Va
29
J
preferred
4.80%
2
97
83 Va
32% Jan
7
78
831%
•82
17
1,000
1.100
42
*28%
:'7/i *44%
83
29% Feb
6
*44%
92
Air
46%
42
29 Va
34
35%
Western
46'A
42
29 Ve
34%
*82%
4
92 % Jan
Sep 21
65 % Sep 28
5%
34%
84
35% Jan
52% May
28
6'A
33'/2
*82%
26
5.20Q
5%
91 Va
4%%
6.900
41
X42
6
35V4
28% Feb
7
6
14'A
14
July 22
Feb
28 %
91%
4
JaiTly
28%
35%
8
38% Mar 18
Dec~29
42%
29
91 %
Jan
47% Feb
77%
41
%
28%
34%
94% Jan
Dec" 17
Va
42
>
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp St Paper common
S
1
55 Va.
40%
46%
V«
40
43'A
46%
40%
4.20%
8
20 »A
54%
46%
46%
40%
42%
Birthday
5
pfd
201/4
411/4
41
46 Va
33%
Co
19%
55 /
19%
54%
100
8
Feb
19 Va
54 Va
19%
50
4%%
39
54 %
14%
Coal
Power
150
39
55V4
2.50
—
3.400
39%
20'A
46
No par
No par
com
2.500
1
Washington's
1
Electric Co
17
1
1,600
39
40
4
19
17
1,400
8%
54%
40
Penn
92% Feb
11
8%
8%
8%
40'A
Kentucky
2
Feb
Feb
8%
8%
8%
40
Penn
-
59% Feb
871/2
8%
14 Ve
42% Feb
20
29% Jan
preferred
14
32
87V4
b
"
-
20
CLOSED
5
1
Mar 31
31% Feb
87%
87%
West
82
8
2.100
87
14%
West
86
31
13%
19
1
31
13%
% Feb 26
17% Feb
82 % Feb
81% July
13%
13%
93% Feb
Dec
35
_
13%
West
4
35% Dec
24
64% Nov
13,100
■
16%
100% Aug 12
32% Nov
12%
45
17
Apr
12
16 %
27
78% Jan
12%
45
Jan
Dec
12
87»%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5'A
18%
13% Feb
36
46%
47
46V4
33% Jan
87
4,700
36%
46%
18
8
13
May 6
Apr 17
53 %
36%
47%
Indies Sugar Corp ex-distrib_l
24
Apr
51 %
36%
46%
14%
Mills
Knitting
4.80%
51%
36%
87
Corp
38% Jan
12
21
50'A
36%
87
Waukesha Motor Co
25 V* Jan
51
1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
25
12
700
8
26
Feb
48% May
4.300
16%
5
Jan
48% Jan
9
100
42%
16%
14
Pharmaceutical
42
9
73 Va
V/' 41%
16%
13 Va
lnc
39% Jan
46
11
36% Feb
*72%
42'A
12%
100
1
4
4
May
Sep
41% Jun
73%
16%
12%
Corp
Warner-Lambert
11
23
12
•72%:
41%
73%
42
44%
1
10
28% Apr
31% Dec
4
Co
26
12
44% Nov
36%
lnc
Bros Pictures
Warner
Oct
8% Jun
50 Va
41%
*16%
45 »A
preferred
Jun
3% Jan
51
37%
•72Va
•
2.50
20
54 %
50%
37 'A
Co
48
46
16%
Baking Co common
Ward
8% Feb
37% Feb
12% July 22
50
1
13% Feb
18% Aug 24
12% May 19
41%
16 Ve
Xl6%
12%
72%
41%
No par
St W
G
Tiernan
St
Walworth
72 %
No par
10
Co
(Illram)
Wallace
25
18% May 19
4
24% Jan
Walker
100
15
preferred
Corp
System
Walgreen
52% July 20
22
11% Nov
29
4%%
12
*26%
50
,
39%
107
4,000
64
39%
62
'3
600
9,000
100 %
120
12%
13%
16,600
*26%
27%
600
48
48
50
50
50
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
26
26%
37
37%
37
%
37%
*37%
37%
37%
37%
500
40%
42%
40%
42%
41'%
42%
41%
42%
22,800
*80
84
48%
*80%
84
26%
27
*80
27%
84
*80
2,200
84
27%
2.800
12%
13%
12
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
2.200
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44
44%
44%
4,000
38 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
4,100
*120%
122%
*120%
122%
•120%
122%
*120%
26%
26%
x25%
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
27
27 %
26%
26%
26
26%
4,200
63%
64%
63%
64%
63%
64
63%
64%
16,000
58%
59
58
58
57%
58%
58%
59%
3,700
84
84%
81
81
26%
8%
33%
26
113%
22
26%
81
8%
34
*83%
,
27%
8%
33%
85
81%
8%
33%
27%
*83%
86
*80%
81
8%
26%
8%
27'A
27%
*83%
80
8%
26%
123
86
2,300
100
80%
700
8%
1,800
27
4,600
26%
33%
33Ta
33%
34%
5,800
115%
113 V,
H%%
114%
115%
115%
119%
12,600
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 V2
22 %
22%
2,800
95%
98%
97%
101'A
26
Number 5929
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(923)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY
-
WEEKLY
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Year 1959
i
Lowest
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v
•
Highest
-
italic
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the
when
GOVERNMENT
•V
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Lowest
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letters
bonds
In
the
/
BONDS
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
Monday
STOCK
Tuesday
Feb. 22
Exchange
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
one
in
or
each
Treasury
4s
Low
Wednesday
Feb. 24
Oct
1
1969
Low
High
of
month
point.
a
Thursday
*
Feb. 23
Low
High
the
case
32nds
more
Feb
*
exchange:.
High
Low
Friday
25
.
Sales for
Feb. 26
High
Low
the Week
filch
1Bonds(S)
•
*97.28
98.4
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98
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*97.20
4s
Feb
1
97.28
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*96.30
97.6
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97.4
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Treasury
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*96.16
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96.24
Nov
15
1974
*95.20
95.28
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95.24
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95.20
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15
95.14
1990
*94.14
3'As
15
Jun
3'As
15
May
Feb
15
1964
Aug
15
1966
3s
Feb
15
85.4
Jan
10
2'As____Mar
2'As
2'As
Jun
Sep
Treasury 2'As
Dec
15
Treasury
2'As
Jun
15
*86.22
86.30
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86.4
85.28
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85.8
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84.16
84.30
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83.18
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91.16
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15
1959-1962
10
93.24'NOV
87.18
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20
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Treasury
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18
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13
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15 1961
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15 1960-1965
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15 1962-19672'As
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15 1963
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15 1963-1968 -
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18
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1985
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15
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15
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1985
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(The)
Boston
&
First
Co
debs
1980..
2%s debs
mortgage
5s
series
AC
91
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mortgage
4s
series
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1967____..Mar-Sept
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23
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5
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92
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93
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96
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97
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21
20%
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1976
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8
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95
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conv
Ohio
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conv
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-
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111
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73
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adjustment—
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20%
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29
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72%
86
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f 3%s
s
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6
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see page
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—
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95
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96
—
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95
96
reduced to 2%) 2012
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9
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95
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1999
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ref
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294
289
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conv
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59
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62 %
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86
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—
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stamped pursuant to Plan A
•interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004
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89%
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1926 due
294
294
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4
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reduced
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1921
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mtge 3%s series D 1980
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debentures
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1st
52
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2001
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90
80%
&
4%s
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A
90
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5
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65
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reduced to 2%) 2012
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90
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98
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8s
92
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16
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1979
Atlantic
97%
97%
1995
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111
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100
56
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88%
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Atlantic
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series
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assented
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first gold
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—
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A
2nd
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1st
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96
98%
15
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18
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100
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123
123
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s
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82%
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debentures
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42 V8
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1973
extended
1953
extl
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debs
conv
—
87
87
94%
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.
American
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42
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f extl
s
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__
—
__
81 %
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100%
1
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%
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10
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92
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new
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—
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to
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agreem't)
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assented
extended
1961
due
Alabama
—
Irrigation—
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(City)
92
6s
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98%
100
readjustment 1984
:
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assented
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100%
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1978
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readjustment
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11
71%
7s 1957-ApriZ-Oct
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6%s 1954
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29%
*71
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loan
IA Jugoslavia
13
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of '24
1954..
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extl
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30%
104
or
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extended to 1971
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1st
mtge $
series 1953
6s
1953
extended to 1963—
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—
f 1974
(Imperial Govt)
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36%
71%
71%
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51is extl s
Japan
33
Institute—
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
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Jamaica
10
*99 ii
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1947
Public Utility
93%
33%
*99%
71%
1977
ext s f 3s
30->'ear gtd
108%
1861..-
'27
1961
due
5%s
29%
.
Period
High
33%
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Apr-i'Sf!
1946
6s
4%s
_
105%
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Sale Price
Low
or
3
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Friday
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
90
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7s
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90
,,
of)
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funding
&
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1
90
1968
paid
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1964__—.
paid
part
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105%:105%
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Greek Government—
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Friday's
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or
(Range for Week Ended February 26)
BONDS
—
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Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
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bonds
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144
101%
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100
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191
Volume
bonds
Friday
Interest
Xast'
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Period
York Stock Exchange
New
and
Sale Price
Financial Chronicle
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sold
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First
5 Vis
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74%
99%
86
86
100
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1984
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991/2
86
& Ohio Ry gen 4'/as 1992—Mar-Sept
3%s series D 1996—May-Nou
and impt M 3%s series E 1996—Feb-Aug
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r & A div first consol gold 4s 1969
Jau-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989—___Jau-July
106%
99%
86
9
99
25
83
105%
1
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111%
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refunding mortgage 3'/bs 1985— Feb-Aug
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Chicago & Eastern III
A General mortgage
4%s
80
Delaware
80 %
89
ihc
1997
1985
90%
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69%
57%
78
—
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4'/as inc ser A Jan
mortgage
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A 2nd
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General mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2019—April
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A Jan 1 2055
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mortgage
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&
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1978
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mortgage
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80
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Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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80
92%
79
May-Nov
May-Nov
& Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
May-Nov
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April
Chicago
•
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income
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—
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80
1970
1970
debentures
96
79
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80
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debentures
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93%
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80
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Co
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1
79
79
-
April-Oci
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975__April-Oci
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Feb-Aug
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1987
:
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105
83
&
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Daystrom Inc 4%s
100
96
79
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116
8
93
79
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85
96
79
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Chesapeake
83
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38
101 %
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40
21
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—.
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1st mortgage 3Vis series J 1981—
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5
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1984
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,
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1982
conv
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1970—
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debentures
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1966
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1986—_ Feb-Aug
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debentures
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1976
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83
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62
income debs 2033
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78
Jan-July
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C
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76
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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First Si refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
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June-Dec
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1983
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80%
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12
102
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~
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974__May-Nop
1st mortgage 2%s
1980Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
debentures
102
15%
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— —
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,r.
subord
conv
Pacific Gas &
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
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4%s
81%
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';
—
37
—
v*
3%s 1988_i
4'As 1987
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5%R
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52 Va
56
58%
1977—_____—_Apr-Oct
mortgage, -2%s
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100
'
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first
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2%s 1979—
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First mortgage 3'As 1984
First mortgage 4'As
1986_
77'A
67 »A
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mortgage
•'
83%
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4s
2047
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mortgage
:
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61
80 %
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64%
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3s
First
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lien
<Minnesota)
92%
80%
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70%
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1979
debentures
f
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90
92 %
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a.--
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f
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ser
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30
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refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
&
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—.
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1978
23'A
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1974
63
53'A
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April-Ocf
April-Ocf
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debentures
2
112'A 116
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——;
—
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1976_June-Dec
April-Ocf
1963
debentures
3s
3s debentures 1976
debentures
f
2
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April-Oct
1982
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Long Island
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debs
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f
s
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63
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s
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27
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30
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61
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mortgage
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30
94
60%
■
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debentures
conv
27
'•
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23 %
24
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May
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interest
contingent
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48
48%
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42%
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2003_
interest
93
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1987
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1st and ref 4%s series A 1974
Afar-Sept
56
51
6
56
55%
71%
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Mohawk
General
64%
Lehigh
1st
",68%
A 2019
Power Corp—
mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 3'/4S 1983
General mortgage 3'/2s 1983
'
64%
.80
;
General
64 VA
80
62 %
61%
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71% /
;
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A
4s ser
mtge
cons
Niagara
61%
59'/2
60 %
70
53'A
—-Jail-July
Jan-July
J«n-July
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Jan-July
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Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—Afay-Nov
Ref mtg 4'/as
series K 1993
Jan-July
117%
93 Va
5
RR—
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87%
86%
115
13
93%
57%
188
54
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&
1st
.
117V4
149
1
mtge
Susquehanna Si Western
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
97 'a
97%
117
59%
63%
61
May-Nov
Y
96%
93%
Coal Si Navigation 3Vis A 1970__April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
78
*88
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to
1984
&
|
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■
gold 3 Vis '97—June-Dec
South
Mich
&
Shore
1
71%
77%
57%
—
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first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
Power &
Y
—.
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w—."
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Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
1961
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N
%vr:;
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50
50
«.«•;■
N
93%
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76
77%
61%
70
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&
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96'A
—
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78
...
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,
71%
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New
75 Va
79
50
80 '.2
79
__
series
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93
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;
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57%
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AGeneral mtge conv inc 4Vis ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4'As A 1973 Jan-July
Y
N
—
—
•77 %
Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt Si Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
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4%s'
75
O
Jan-July
3961
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1963
Jan-July
1987
Jan-July
Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961___Jan-JuIy
Plain
75
—
102% 103%
102%
-
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s
Kentucky &
Stamped 1961
74%
88
118
:
Apr-Oct
Term Ry 2%s 1974
(Rudolph) 4Vis debs adj
102 Va
79
*86
—
Afar-Sept
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
City
Karstadt
*74%
__
'
—.
68
'
94
84 %
103% 105%
105%
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Southern Ry 3V4s ser C 1984_June-Dec
City
Kansas City
Kansas
*
•
__
94
94
94
Afar-Sept
Royal Dutch Airlines—
conv subord debs 1979
& Michigan Ry 4s 1990
85
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■
212
175'A
115
190
:
•_
61%
Feb-Aug
3 Vis
mortgage
™
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"
1998-
A
Jan. I
Low
No.
»
1
5
85
187
190
1976—Afar-Sept
4%s
97
,
84%
(jl
Co—
series
4s
1997
Jan-July
Lake Share collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980 -June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
4%s income debentures 1989———■ —June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Ocf
N Y & Ilarlem gold 3%s 2000
,
A/ay-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—
Jan-July
N Y Lack Si West 4s series A 1973—
May-Nov
General
_Jan-July
Kanawha
Kansas
81%
81%
•81%
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3.65s conv si'bord debs 1977
-—Jan-July
Intern'l Tel & Tel 4%s conv sub debs '83_May-NoT
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3^s s f debentures series A 1977
Afar-Sept
*%s s f debentures 1987
Jan-July
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4V4s conv 1982
April-Oct
KLM
232
232
Mar-Sept
...
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
Collateral
trust
6s
1980
:—
April-Oct
N Y Central Si Hudson River RR—
72 VA
71
21
713i
71
International
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Jov Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Consolidated
*76%
RR
Central
York
New
Feb Aug
Mar-Sept
mtge
1st
°83
fJLaJS
mtge
Consol
•80
May Nv
1979
3%s series, B
mortgage
Consol
Range Since
Sold
High
__
Jersey
New
Bonds
Friday's
or
Hid X Asked
New Jersey
75 %
76%
4
75%
75 v*
Last
Sale Price
Low
High
Low
No.
High
Low
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
Monday, February 29, I960
.
Week's Ranee
Range
Friday
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
series A 1981
Telephone 2%s
Illinois Bell
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
Interest
bonds
'
Week's Range
Friday
.
.
RECORD (Range for Week Ended February
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
NEW YORK
AX*-1'
^ V
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
4%x
3%s
1988_
1986_
1989—
75
81%
72%
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-75
75
75
•
.
74%
'75
79%
79 %
June-Dec
79%
79%
1
73
76-.
April-Oct
77
77
9
74%
78
13
97 V«
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5
85%
5
92'A
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h
98'A
94
98%
87
Mar-5'epf
--May-Nov
June-Dec
80 3
-
87
94
'
•
94
102% 103
-
11
102%
87
'
94
103%
&
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191
Volume
and Financial Chronicle
(927)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Stock Exchange
New York
,
Interest
or
Sale Price
Corporation-—
conv subord debs 1984
Apr-Oct
Philip Morris Inc 4%s si: debs 1979
June-Dec
Phlilips Petroleum 2Us debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
4%s conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh .Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Jan. 1
High
No.
Low
113
514
104%
99 y4
98%
99 U
*92%
105%
18
debs
conv
and (refunding
and
3%s
"
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2
91
91%
99%
2
98
100%
84
6'/'
108U
*92
96%
*93%
94%
88%
88%
of
.
3Us
America
.i
84
Reynolds (Jt J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Mfg Co 37/«s debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1952
{ACnnsol
mtge 6s 1953
gAConsol mtge 6s 1955
Debt adjustment
bonds—
81%
5Us
series
A
4 Us
series
B
5s
series
C
16
107
91%
—
91%
94%
85%
—
■
102%
102%
82
75%
75%
86%
98%
98% 100
129% 135%
1,325
120%
141%
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65%
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100
conv
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conv
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.ft;
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;
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82%
83
1st
80
81
1st
%
114
113
114%
89
ft ..Second
•
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mortgage
First
Ry— "r
certificates 1989
bond
4s
115%
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74
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3s
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5s
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debs
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51
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57
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96
102
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13
96
98%
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1986—June-Dec
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102
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75
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68 %
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94%
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1966—April-Oct
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85
88
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Jan-July
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1970
3%s 1971
3%s 1972
3%s 1975
1976
debs
1983
90
—
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90%
91
901/4
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6
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91
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88
Jan-July
1968
America—
88
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debs
1976
88
.
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June-Dec
_Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
3%s
92
102
92
92%
20
79%
79%
6
>74%
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>
106
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98 %
Jan-Julp
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Map-Nov
C 1973_April-Oct
Map-Nov
1995
r
:
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137%
1
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62%
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debs
conv
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89%
92%
93
91
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31
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—
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85'%
range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range, r Cash sale
.
by maturity. >
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or Reorganized
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
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A Bonds selling flat. :
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93
A
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67
64
75
56%
Jan-July
I960—
113%
64i%
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78%
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.-Feb-Aug
Jan-July
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87
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112%
>92%
delivery sale not included In the year's
year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not
the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
.
.
§ Negotiability
ft
100%
98
lilt
4s series
13
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Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3%s 1971
Jan-July
Yonkers Electric Ligiit & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
1st
120
Central
Wisconsin
firsr 4s
B
•Winston-Salem S
70 Vs.
87
—
65
85
68 %
70%
70%
53%
—May-Wow
1975
79%
85
>78
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—Jan-Julp
2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970-_:
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
79
*77%
May-Wow
1974
80
79
^641%
T 1966
Ja?i-July
guaranteed 2361—.—Jan-July
Westinghouso Electric Corp
35
'83%
3%s
.:'74%
79%
II41/2 115
3 %& series
4s
first
74%
82%
•
79%
75%
*86%
^.Feb-Aup
registered 2361
Jau-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oci
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979—
April-Od
5%s debentures 1932.^_i
—.—Jan-July
Western PaciUc RR Co 3%s ser A 1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures
1984
—May
94%
100
_
76%
>87
5s 2003
ref mtge 3%s ser
Power
Penn
91%
IOO.V'4
>
income
Shore
90 511
84%
79%
April-Oct
J .1982—
ser
3s series B
Pemi: Electric
West
93
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1988
'
93%
Jan-July
Jan-July
7a«-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
1980
1996
First mortgage 2Ua series G1961
First; mtge 5Us series II 1983
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•.
12
Co—
Us series E
First mortgage "J'Uh. serieftF
1976
series C
RR Co—
91%
'75—June-Deo
gage .'2
72 %
98
*72%
June-Dec
f debs 1980
Wilson^ Co 4%s debs 1978
62%
! 625b
*1151-8
Mar-Sept
Map-Not
Map-Nov
—4——
.J
1st
62%
1973_June-Deo
1977
A
82
72
98
79
67
4%s
of
and
mtge
3%s
'
Jan-July
::
1981
moil
conv
1970
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s
13°''o
l?*7
130,/->
—Jan-July
L—.
1969
Kraii-Terui
Bout hern
4Us
Co.
Lines)
(Oregon
4 ','2S
Gold' 4
:
Co—
2%"St41A's 1994
Ry
80%
4s
119
—
Indiana
6
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Ang
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-Julp
.1st mortgage 3s 1979——„—-—
West
89%
71
110% 111%
110U
1979.
Southern
lien
West
1976-
CalilonUa .Edison
82
^Washington
84%
94
*84% -—
Auril-Oct
cohvertibl/i debentures .1970
93 %
82
A Jan 1981
April
4%s series B Jan 1991
April
First.-mortgage 3%s series B 1971
—Feb-Nov
''Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000__Feb-Aug
r Gen
„
3''48
91
'
.»
Boutbern
51
mlge 4s income series
Gen
'
'
Oft 2Us
subord
conv
93%
Map-Nov
lien. & ref 4s ser F .1983
subord Income debs 2008
Wabash
*84%
*82
M
.Virginian ,Ry
1st
1971
92%
1975—Mar-Sept
mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
& refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
rer
ref
&.
First
Jan-July
June-Dec
Soutli &- North Alabama RR 5s 1963
Apr-Ocf
Bout hern Bell Telephoned Telegraph Co—
3s
debentures' 1979..—
J an-July
2%s debentures 1985
Feb-Aug
27kk debentures 19H7J—
Jan-July
5V'4S
103
76%
Marcbant—
Bocoriy-Vaciiutu
♦
96%
96%
2Us debentures 1965
Oil
"Bmil h-Corona
314
'
_Feb-Aug
debs
conv
98% 101
,
76%
1982
debentures
88 %.
93%
78
June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
Gen mtge 4%s 1983
96%
101
96
1982
78%
85%
Corp—
subord
1st mortgage
1st
*
f Bkelly
First and
86%
82%
*76%
Jan-July
debs
Corp— /V
3.20s a: f
78%
5
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
72%
96%
—iJar»-JnZp
2
1991. Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
4s
ctfs
Corp
4%s conv
*86%
June-Dec
4
78%
87%
1971—Map-Nov
1967—
Steel
Works
3%s conv subord
77
.
80 %
debs : 1979—
subord
Union
-
66%
"
debs
I
s
3%s
'
Co—
Line
Oil
.conv
_,*
A
4%s
Co
subord
Pipe
Bhamrock
Bhell
1982-
&
Rubber
conv
Service
5V«s
73%
64
Mar-Sept
—June-Dee
—
78%
87%
Feb-Aitg
L-April-Oct
1982
debentures
debentures
Steel
*76 5a
,
1977..
2%s
States
—Map-Not
1972—;
debs
Rubber
S.
*96%
-/-y—:
*79%
78%
'
Acceptance. Corp—
Rears. Roebuck
6s
14
72%
99%
113%
87%
June-Dec
1977—
mtge &
Vanadium
71%
:
&. Soils: 2 %s 1966
E>
-4%x -debentures
•
,
77
68
95%
108
1973
2%s
Corp
United
,
■
1980—
debentures', 1974
tears, Roebuck
-
73%
74%
71%
May-Noc
1989_Jan-July
debentures", 1977—i—
I
-8
Co—
RR
scried B
tulge "3s
3%s
.
Line
Gas
United
71%
70%
*71%
71%
April-Oct
"Bcloto
1989—May-Nou
.v Bcott
Paper '3s conv debentures 1971
—Mar-Sept
j'iBcovjli Manufacturing 4Us debs 1982—.—Jan-July
.Air
35
30
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
1961
Mar-Sept
2%s
s
of
Co
Participating
Depot 3%s.B 1971
V & New England IsL gfcj 4s
'Seaboard
Biscuit
debentures
2%s
*84
Union
«t Paul
-
.
O.
l ";
■>
.
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
>
86
109%
19
1974
coil tr
4%s s f debs 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mlge & coll tr 4%s 1977
1st mlge & coll tr 4%s 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
122
112
19
71 %
99
America
4%s
tr
112%
70
80 %
.
111% 112
June-Dec
1985—Jan-July
trust
110
*72%
90
f debs
mortgage
Car
coll
110
71%
3%s
debentures
RR. 2%s
Pacific
Tank
coll
105
78
E
ser
2%s debs
California
&
100
A
4#t;Louis-Southwestern
Oil of
&
35
75%
80%
80
7
r-.
98%
coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
,—Map-Nov
mtge
101
Co— //.-/ft. ••,>
1997
Jan-July
A Second
mtge inc 4 Us ser A Jan 2022
May
;
1st: mtge '4s series B 19804
i..- Mar-Sept
"4 A5s income debs ser A Jan 2006
Mar-Nov
1st
of
1968
mtge
Ry
Francisco
Louis-San
«t
Co
1st
100
April-Oct
and
1st
('v.;':.;-'.."
gold 6s 1996
ref
Cent
92%
80%
*70%
*85 "
98%
1990—ApriZ-Oct
1986
92
1U1
«t Lawrence
3 Us
Co
91
92
*88
Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Baguenay
Orleans
New
92
92
85 %
,
Map-Nov
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge 3%s
1982
United
•91
85
—.X
Pacific—
Missouri
United
June-Dec
1977
Oil
Refunding
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3%s
M
mortgage and
3%s
1977
debs
of
debentures
3s
Union
April-Oct
refund
Electric
First
70
Union
'95
90%
88 %
-•
2%s debs
1st
5Us
Aircraft
Rohr
RR
Ohio
&
Apr-Ocf
1983
and
series
Trl-Continental Corp
Union
5
-
C
Pacific-Missouri
Term
91%
82
89
95
87%.
•
Map-Nov
Thompson Products 4'%s debs
83
*—
•
Jan-July
April-Oct
2019
C
gold 5s 2000
Tidewater
91 %
'80%
5
90
»■
•
*80
3%s
M
first
88%
96%
■83
88 i/s
B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
81%
3
65%
5
-88%
3'/4s series
85%
21
65%
90 %
94%
RR—
M
refund
Pacific
General
86%
91%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
debs
subord
Orleans
and refund
&
Texas
.
135
1
*85%
June-Dec
4s series
80
91%
'
82
14
Louis—
St
3s debentures 1965
New
&
Feb-Jag
mortgage 3Us series J 1969
of
Assu
10
88%
80%
80
44
94%
88%
June-Dec
impt 2'%s series D 1985
(The) 3%s debs 1983
First and
Corp—
conv
-
-
1979
notes
conv
RR
4.
.
1979—
imp!, M
First
Rochester Gas & .Electric,Corp—
General
1973
and
Texas
85%
*73
88
78%
80%
'
88%
*82%
*79%
97%
90%
Jan-July
.—May-Woo
Company
Texas
*86%
95
82
'
15
—
65
94%
'
97%
109
971/2
79%
May-Woo
1972
and
Texas
May-Nov
1978
mtge 6s 1971
Refund
110
90
—
May-Nou
1978
1st
notes
capital
Union
1978
4Us
1966
1981
Inc—
(James)
senior
Terminal
156%
-
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
.
debentures
debs
debentures
2%s
debentures
2%s
5 Us
84
81 %
—
*102Ve
1980._,7«ne-Dec
conv
Co.
&
Texas Corp
Jan-July
'
•
.
1973
Refund
Mar-Sept
•
Rbeem
4%s
91U
84
debs
94%
IOOV2
'
'
V
Taleott
first & ref 3 Us scries D 1995_Map-N0T
Oil
Swift
108
1964
debentures
2%s
Oats
Richfield
Surface Transit Inc
2037__,7u»e-Dec
1977
debentures
Corp
91%
91
■
91U
refunding mortgage 2%s
Reading Co
90%
90 %
—
99
debentures
Radio
Superior Oil Co 8%s
93%
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
1979_Jime-Dec
1972
June-Dec
1st and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_ April-Oct
3Us
debentures
1975
April-Oct
and
First
4%s
69%
Staul'fer Chemical 3%s
104%
100
51
30
80%
-
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
141%
16
971/4
1021/4
97
80%
1971—Map-Nov
Jan-July
77'%
120
297
104%
96%
97
73
77
102
102%
High
Low
70%
121% 124%
97
April-Oct
1982_
Jan. 1
No.
—
104
1983
■
92 U
refunding
First
Quaker
Sunray Oil Corp 27/as
69
124%
April-Oct
4%s
Range Since
Sold
-*77
June-Dec
1982
Bonds
High
*73%
2013——April
Jan-Julp
4%s
4%s
3%s conv
(Ohio)
90
May-Nov
8s
Co
88
Mar-Sept
mortgage
Oil
6
*91
99
1984-
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
2%s
90
71
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
1983
92
*91
& Gas Co—
1963
May-Nou
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-JaZi/
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First
debentures
89
-
debs
gold
(Indiana)
6
"
debentures
3s
98%
Jan-July
19i)l
first
92
"*69
or
Sale Price
Map-Nov
California
of
1985
Standard Oil
98%
Electric
Service
Public
Oil
'
81%
1973—
& Gamble 37/«s debs
Procter
Oil
Standard
—
*80
1983
Internl
standard
"
debs
subord
conv
90
April-Oct
Electric Power Co 3s
Potomac
3%s
1986
Spokane
bs
2%s
1983
91U
1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975—April-Oct
Plttsb Coke & Client 1st mtge 3Us 1964—May-ZVou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Us 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967 —
April-Ocl
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1662
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
debentures
Inc
Standard
General mortgage 5s series B
.
Spiegel
112
—
*98%
I
92%
Tel
Bell
debentures
3Vbs
4%s
^98%
s
99%
1.
1963_Feb-Aup
3Us
Southwestern
113
105
--
Last
Period
Low
'
"I
*72%
Interest
Exchange
High
91%
376
BONDS
New York Stock
98
—
105 U 106%
Consolidated guaranteed 4Us ser J 1964_Mai/-Nov
■
Range Since
Sold
Low
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Deo
•
Bonds
108
113
Week's
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Phllco
4Us
(Range for Week Ended February 26)
Week's Range
Last
Period
-31
.
...
...
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
furnish a complete reoort of the transactions
the week beginning Monday, Feb. 22, and
26 'fit is compiled from the report of the American Stock
In the following extensive li«t we
the
on
America?!
ending Friday
Stock Exchange for
Feb
Friday
'ft
'
.
\ American
•
Last
STOCKS
'
■»'
'.
Aberdeen
■
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme.1 Precision
Sale Price
Stoc k Exchange
f'.V'
class
1
10c
A
Corp
:
Products Inc_J
Mfg
-Aeionca
Supply Mannfncturiug
For
y—
1
footnotes, sep page 35.
of Prices
^
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
3%
3%
3%
2,600
3%
Feb
3
2%
3 %
18,100
2 %
Feb
3%
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
Ajax
'
1,100
4%
Jan
18%
Feb
21%
Jan
Alabama
Great,
Feb
71%
Feb
Alabama
Power
19
100
64
67
7,300
8
4,800
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
5%
1,700
5
Feb
7
Jan
7%
7%
5 %
5%
.
''
„
Petroleums
58
19
66 %
for Week
Shares
'
Low
Par
High
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid
Investment &
Discount
5%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
High
5
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
5
1
Manufncturing1 Corp_fc——1
Week Ended February 26.
Sales
,
•
Acme Wire Co——J——10
Aeiojel-Gfueral Corj>—a_■——/«»
1
t-Aero
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether stock or
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year. Range for
for Week
Range
Low
P«r
Corp
Week's
RECORD
ltd—:—
Inc.
r
Low
20 »/4
100
19%
900
5%
Feb
%
3,100
142 % 142%
20
—50c
Southern—.——. ___50
4.20% preferred. .—100
High '
Jan
5%
n
"X14
Alan Wood Steel Co common
.; —10
5%
cumulative preferred——. .1-100
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-20%
5%
20%
22
Jan
142 l/j
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
H Jan
144
Feb
82%
36
82 %
50
82
Jan
83%
36
38%
1,600
36
Feb
42 %
Jan
25
82
Feb
86%
Jan
Jan
"
83%
.
83%
,
and Financial
The Commercial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, February 29, 1960
■->
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 26)
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
STOCKS
Week's
American
Book
American
Electronics
American
Israeli Paper Mills
9%
14%
Jan
1,200
6 %
Feb
7%
Jan
Canadian
8%
17,500
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
Lead
4%
Jan
1.000
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
900
31'4
Feb
37%
Jan
15
4.900
13 %
Feb
16 Va
Jan
7%
8%
8,600
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
Canal-Randolph
18%
1.800
17%
Feb
23%
Jan
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
76%
450
7%
8%
500
13%
U
"A"
Co
&
Aro
Oil
Amer
Corp
1
20c
5
pfd—100
5
2.50
100
23
Feb
26
Jan
44%
Jan
52
Feb
Associated
Tel
4%
Jan
32%
Feb
2%
4.400
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
Century
10.700
%
Jan
1
Jan
Chamberlin Co of America
Charter
\i
18 %
Line
Jan
4,400
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
Chief
29%
21,100
22%
Jan
30%
Feb
Christiana
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
Chromalloy
89%
Feb
Cinerama
38%
5,900
34%
Jan
Feb
Clark
33%
23,600
30%
Jan
38%
32%
38%
35'%
Jan
28%
44%
1.900
47
38%
88%
29%
Feb
47
7
6%
6%
Feb
8%
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
19.200
%
Jan
23
ii
9%
2%
1,300
2%
Jan
Feb
3
1%
2,900
1%
Jan
1%
9%
9%
34.300
7%
Feb
11%
Jan
12%
12 %
300
12%
Feb
13
Feb
99% 102
50
99%
Jan
1%
2
500
1%
Feb
65%
60%
66
2%
2%
13
_10c
~2
7,800
56
Feb
6,100
2%
2
Feb
2%
2%
11%
6,700
8%
Feb
2%
10.600
2%
Feb
17%
16'%
17%
74,600
12%
Jan
17%
13
13
13%
3.500
13%
Feb
15%
10c
15%
15%
16
1
9%
3,000
14
Jan
17 %
6,600
8
Feb
11%
11%
2.200
11%
26%
29
4.700
-r-
—
"**
-
Jan
13%
Jan
25 %
Feb
31%
Jan
44%
Feb
51%
Baldwin
61*
Inc
1
20 %
20 V 2
200
lc
Corp
Jan
3%
3%
3%
4,600
^A
Co.
class
Inc
8^
1
24%
1
B
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
6%
2%
2.800
20%
2,100
1 %
10.500
8
3%
9%
Feb
800
12V,
Feb
13 %
Jan
45%
1,700
44%
Jan
46
Feb
17%
14%
17%
16,000
13%
Feb
17%
Feb
1,600
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
Davidson
6
8%
350
19%
20 %
Jan
3%
Jan
Dayton
Jan
D.
*8%
"9
1,300
Jan
9
36%
39%
3,600
35
Feb
44
Jan
19%
19%
19%
400
19%
Feb
19%
Feb
37%
36%
37%
800
36%
Feb
37%
Jan
(H C)
5% %
prior
Co
•
common
preferred—.
Bourjois
Inc
Brazilian
Works
Traction
Inc
94%
28%
29%
Petroleums
Ltd
1
2
Co
•
31
American
British
A
Amer
dep rets ord reg
Amer dep rets ord reg
British-Columbia
Co
Petroleum
£1
Forman
Class
4%
B
Distillers
cl
2%
Corp
Budget Finance Plan
60c
convertible
serial
31%
Jan
47
Buell Die
St
Machine Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker Hill
Burma
2%
Feb
6,100
29%
Feb
California
13%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7%
Feb
Feb
1,100
.
800
2,000
'"
900
15%
12%
Jan
9U
Feb
10%
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
2%
9%
2%
16
2%
9%
Aviation
Inc
Power
lOc
common
l
preferred
preferred
A
2
2%
3
8%
8
8%
19%
3
19%
2%
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil St Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
footnotes, see
1
,."5
Ltd", "j
page 35.
Feb
19%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
7
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
1,800
2%
Feb
3%
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
•1,900
9%
Feb
11%
Jan
20%
3
Jan
9,500
%
Jan
A
Jan
500
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
3,200
5%
Jan
20
8%
10
Jan
6%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
4%
4%
5,500
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
4%
200
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
1
4%
1%
10,600
1
Jan
1%
Jan
Feb
26 Va
35%
~1
17%
17%
14,200
"17%
34%
31%
35%
5.900
27%
Feb
25%
25%
200
24
Jan
25%
"'8%
11%
8Va
•
8%
10 Va
11%
4%
,
•.
5Va
■
28%
Jan
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
10 Vb
Feb
14Va
400
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
11.20Q
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27%
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Feb
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19%
57
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140
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1
14
12
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1
11%
11%
11%
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&
1
6%
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18%
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140
10
135
3%
12
Feb
14
10%
Feb
14%
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6
8
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Jan
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Jan
1
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1st
,
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preferred—
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10
* "
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|
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18%
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11
Feb
1%
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10%
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9
8%
9%
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9%
9%
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9%
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9%
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20
12%
12%
12%
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7%.
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Bridge Co Ltd
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St
Dominion Tar St
Coal
Inc
Co
19%
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5,400
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20%
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200
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Ltd
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9%
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20
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ord
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200
20
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Dominion
1,600
1
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25c
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7.50
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9%
9%
1,700
9%
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10%
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30 %
30 %
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100
30%
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31%
1
11%
10%
12%
2,600
10%
Feb
13%
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l
8%
8%
9%
7,900
8%
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10%
Jan
Dow
•
47
Jan
47 Va
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25%
Feb
33%
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Harris
Power
Co
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30%
9,200
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8%
1,600
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35%
200
41%
43%
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Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
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28
5
•
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Duraloy
30
1
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St Exploration Co
Drilling
Duke
common
preferred
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42
Jen
Feb
9%
32
Feb
38%
Jan
41%
Feb
45%
Jan
7%
Jan
1
8
8%
8
Jan
9%
Jan
3%
3%
3
A
1,000
3%
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3%
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1
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Duro Test Corp.j.
Duval Sulphur St Potash
Co
8%
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Durham
5%
5%
5%
700
5%
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6%
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5%
5%
100
5%
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6%
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200
18%
Feb
23%
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3%
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20%
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Jan
58
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Jan
46%
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Feb
55%
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19%
19%
19%
•
26
25%
26%
800
25%
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28 %
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1
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12%
13%
107,100
10%
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25
41%
41%
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1
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35%
35%
36%
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3%
3%
3%
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33%
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200
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9%
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54
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preferred
r.
series B
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and
class
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41
176
•
165
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11%
10%
12 %
2,700
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1
1%
1%
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400
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16%
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100
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1.300
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9%
14
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16
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1%
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Feb
17%
5%
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2~50
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8%
140
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Detroit Gary Iron
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6%
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Electric
2%
37
6
16%
7%
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Feb
10%
7%
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l
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31,800
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4%
43%
4%
140
Distillers Co Ltd—
70,800
5%
l
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(The)
Mines
Desilu
Feb
1
io
Jan
3,400
100
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Feb
38%
9
;
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18,600
5 Va
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100
7%
13 %
16%
A
3%
4%
7%
debentures—.
Detroit
Jan
50c
common
preferred
preferred
8%
Jan
2%
66%c
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36%
50c
Jan
,
14
6%
new common
Feb
28 3'-
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7%
8%
20c
8%
34%
6%
Co
Company
Buckeye
(The)
7%
10%
136%
Feb
34 %
5
common
M'fg class A
5
19.100
2%
31%
15%
Mills Ltd class B
BSF
A
Feb
1,150
13%
common
Rubber
Class
Feb
~
7%
Feb
Inc—
4%
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9 fa Jan
14
Feb
125%
18%
50c
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Dome Petroleum
preferred
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Transit
6%
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg.
Brown Company
Jan
14,500
(Md)
class
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Feb
47
29%
34%
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Jan
9
•
1%
16
Jan
35%
10c
3 %
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British
Feb
13
550
125% 132
7%
Inc..
15%
American Tobacco—
Oil
Mines
Feb
14
30%
British
3,100
Jan
.
Feb
Co
%
Feb
1 Va
9,600
15 %
Jan
Inc
2%
7
41
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5Va
common
49,200
4%
6%
46
1 Vb
13%
1
Inc
Co
1,800
4%
6%
1
8%
•
Brothers
Dennlson
Jan
300
4%
.
Jan
25 %
1
Dejay Stores
Jan
39%
2%
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Brown
96
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2%
.
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Bridgeport Gas
Jan
25%
200
14
14
^
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9,400
95
29
20c
Breeze
Britalta
95
1
Brad Foote Gear
8%
110
100
1.50
Borne Chemical Co Inc
1 %
14 %
•
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preferred
Jan
38%
9
Jan
7 Va
....
~
•
Crystal Dairies
5%
Feb
wi.
Co
Feb
28 V'4
15%
Co
Davega Stores
19%
Inc
Bohack
Bruck
Daitch
Day
Brooks
St
9%
Feb
D
12%
common
(S)
Jan
Jan
Jan
Blauner's
Blumenthal
30 Va
Feb
9%
27 Va
10c
.
Jan
8%
19%
28
—
10c
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12%
Inc
375
23%
Corporation
Curtis
4%
Bickford's
28 Va
—
1
Internat'l
Tobacco
45%
5%
Jan
28%
50c
American Oil Co
10%
5%
25
_5
Industries
Cubic
3%
Feb
Jan
—
—
10
preferred
12%
Belock Instrument Corp.
Benrus Watch Co Inc.,
New
Cork
Cuban
Jan
Jan
80
23
25
Feb
Petroleum
$1.12
Jan
3%
Jan
400
Feb
dep receipts (ord reg)
24 %
900
73 %
23%
Feb
Venezuelan Oil vtc
1,200
Feb
80
23%
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Cuban
3%
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1.50
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1%
Jan
2%
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6%
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Jan
8
44%
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•
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Feb
Feb
Feb
2
63 Va
80
•
3%
Feb
Jan
9%
5
Jan
Feb
70
Feb
10 Vs
2,200
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2%
1
4,000
23%
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23%
7%
10,300
2%
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20 Va
*
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Feb
19%
31 Va
38%
2 Va
66 %
9 %
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48,100
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19%
100
35%
Feb
Feb
14%
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Drug Co
:
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Jan
1,500
8 Va
1
Crown
Jan
20%
19 Va
•
Beverage Corp—
Creole
Jan
27%
1
'9%
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Telephone of Canada
Bobbie
A
B
American
Jan
8%
Feb
7%
500
3,600
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Inc—
Crown
Feb
1,300
8%
2%
—1.25
Crown Central Petroleum
Feb
8%
20%
Feb
20%
Engineering
Feb
8%
Jan
8%
•
Jan
21%
,6%
10%
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1%
1.300
Feb
Jan
Jan
20
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Ray
8
4,900
%
13%
Reynolds common
preferred class A
Crane
Jan
4
102%
Feb
20%
Inc
45%
Ties
Shoe
4,500
8
3%
(AS)
Sun
Distillery
Courtaulds
Jan
5%
19%
Inc
Beau-Brummel
6%
3%
(H)
Corroon
Jan
25%
Jan
Va
20%
1
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Class
Jan
8%
2%
convertible class
Brillo
Feb
8A
25
Feb
99%
"7%
25c
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$1
25%
8 %
24
19%
20
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Basic Incorporated
1
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"lA ~~1A
•
Baruch-Foster
Beck
19%
6
Engineering
Barry Controls
Bell
Feb
Feb
47 Va
200
4
Crowley Milner & Co
shares
Barcelona Tr Light St Power Ltd
Barker
Brothers
Corp
6%
6%
16
300
250
%
36
1965
to
St
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los Andes—
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Banff Oil Ltd
Barnes
700
50c
Securities
Banco de
6,900
7%
19
1
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Baldwin
6%
17
17
56
Feb
49%
9,500
Co
Stone
Aviation
Coro
B
Industries
Jan
102 %
101
38 %
10c
Inc
Cott
Bailey St Selburn Oil St Gas class
Baker
ext
Corby
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
9,500
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&
Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
Feb
5%
11%
27%
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5%
6
4%
1
10c
8%
1%
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Continental Materials Corp..
Cook Paint St Varnish Co
i
Jan
1
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preferred
A
Jan
Jan
67%
1
Continental
Jan
9%
9
28 Va
7%
10
Oils vtc
Continental
Feb
1
Corp
Electronics
Farm
Sand
Consolidated
Jan
3
Feb
500
4%
Manufacturing
Products
Consolidated Royalty
Feb
1
Inc
Products
9%
25%
8 Va
8%
1
Continental Air Lines
Jan
9
2%
12%
1%
Consolidated\New Pacific Ltd (new)
Jan
9
pesos
Jan
1
Connelly Containers Inc.
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Jan
2%
10
non-cum
Vtc
Feb
66
11%
:V 4%
,
Continental
sp
8ugar
2,800
14
1
Compudyne Corporation
Jan
104
Jan
A
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
10%
1%
4%
Co
Co
Caribbean
Colonial
Jan
2%
1%
Feb
4%
Co
Hosiery
Cockshutt
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
%
•
~1%
Corporation
Coastal
Jan
9 %
Va
11%
100
10c
Manufacturing
Aluminum
Club
Jan
Jan
-lc
.—
& Lambert
Clopay
Jan
7
6,000
1
Corporation
Clayton
Jan
3.000
5%
Jan
1
Mining
Corp
Controller
Claussner
Feb
Feb
800
5%
5
600
5%
6%
125%
Corp.
Inc
Clarostat
Jan
Jan
18%
9.100
27 Va
45
Jan
Jan
86%
22 %
Oil
Jan
33
Feb
5
10
2
Corp
Consolidated
7%
89
5 %
20%
1
Inc.
Chicago Rivet & Machine
85%
Mining &
Collieries
Cherry-Burrell
150
38%
Jan
4,300
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2.50
Oil Co Ltd—
1,100
8%
89
1%
new.
Sewing Centers Inc
Ayshire
Jan
8%
,
Atlas
Avnet
19%
Feb
88
-lc
Supply
Corp
class
Feb
6%
-1
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Inc
17%
-1
America.
Co
Golfo
Non-voting
100
11
Co
Gas
Consolidated
Avien
7%
12%
■
6%
27%
Feb
5%
•
10
2
1
Co
Investors Inc—
Electric
800
7
preferred
conv
Community Public Service
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Automatic Steel
$1.50
Century
7%
Va
1
Corp common
Jan
Jan
5%
22 %
Inc.
Tel—
Plastics
Central Securities
4%
29%
6%
29%
—1
participating
Devices
13%
900
Chesebrough-Pond's
40c
Stationers
Aurora
Feb
Jan
500
£1
Oil
Audio
Jan
16%
:,
4%
6%
.2.50
of
Associated
Development
7%
51%
5.000
15%
7
Stores
Associated
Atlas
Feb
Feb
Industries—
Food
del
6%
42%
32%
2714
J,—1
Co
Corp Ltd
Coast
4,600
16,600
7
48%
Jan
Jan
51,900
12%
49
America
of
Corp
1 Va
%
8
102
1
Cenco Instruments Corp
1
Central
Hadley Corp
1
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref—100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Catalin
Clary
Corp.
Laundries
Atlantica
Jan
500
4.75
dep rets reg
Atlantic
14 Va
50%
preferred
St
Feb
&
4%
warrants
Associated
A
11%
23
Light—
Associated
Class
Co
23
100
&
(AM)
18.700
u
Corp
Electric
Associated
Corp
Castle
13%
14%
Ltd
Aluminum
Equipment
Asamera
Products
Feb
5%
12%
6%
Rubber class A
Convertible
Casco
45
Feb
4
•t
'
1
*
10
Co
(JW)
Carter
Jan
Jan
Feb
4%
14%
%
~i
11%
8%
A Feb
Jan
1,800
-
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
39
2.100
18%
Power
Altex
Carreras Ltd Amer
13,500
46%
preferred
Arnold
Jan
5%
Ltd.
Arkansas
Armstrong
15%
50
Louisiana Gas Co
Armour
Feb
2%
Arkansas
St
12%
pfd
Jan
5%
"1
12%
5
17,400
A
A
5.50
*
Co
Power & Light $5
31 %
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
4.72,
Carolina
44%
A—.
St Film
Oil
Carnation
Jan
4%
2.40
Fuel
Jan
50%
43%
.12.50
shares
Arkansas
8Va
Feb
Jan
5%
class A—
Inc
Angostura-Wupperman
Chemical
6,900
Jan
74%
43%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Anken
14%
77 Va
6%
43%
76 Va
"7%
Feb
4%
11
5%
5%
35 %
14%
8%
lOV'a
High
Jan
"is
<,
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%
1
5
1
Corp..
Feb
13%
Exploration
Amer
14%
17%
Anchor Post Products-
Anglo
Feb
5.900
4%
'Ww
•
Dock Co
&
7%
Inc.
Mines
5%
5%
11%
Co,
class
Co
Feb
35
Writing Paper-
Oil
3%
10%
Equip Co
Seal-Kap Corp of
Thread 5% preferred-
American
1,8(50
Dredge
4
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
Jan
34%
Photocopy
American
3%
4%
Canada
17%
Machine-
~4
100
Canadian Javelin
Ltd
*
Canadian Marconi
1
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
_£1
Mfg new common
Anacon
11,800
6%
Ltd-
shares
Petrofina
Ltd common
Co
10%
Feb
Low
32%
preference
20
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
8%
■
—1
MARC
Cement
6%%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Ltd
Co
6%
14%
pfd.100
1
—20
Inc
American
Bread
Jan
11 Va
1
Co
American
American
Canada
9%
~4%
°
of America $3.75
American
69%
35
-1
10
1
Beverage Corp
American
5%
6%
3%
American
Meter
1,100
5%
8%
*
American
5%
10 y»
IllC—
Amurex
5%
.10c
convertible preferredAllied Control Co Inc
Allied Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
Laundry
Feb
Jan
Canada
5%%
American
Jan
6%
Shares
Low
Par
High
Low
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
58
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
American
Shares
High
Range
Last
STOCKS
—
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd—
All American Engineering Co.
Aluminum Co
Range
of Prices
V—
Algemene Kunstzide N
Amer dep rets Amer
AlSCO
Sales
for Week
Low
Par
1
Airlines Inc
Alaska
Sale Prioc
Stock Exchange
American
Week's
U lfJ
Sales
Wi-wiLr 'e
Friday
Friday
12%
Jan
1%
Jan
Number 5929
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(929)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
Bond & Share ...—
—5
Electrographic Corp —
1
Electronic Specialty Co
,
50c
Electronic. Communications —„__1
Electronics Corp of America
1
El-Tronics Inc——:
:
,__5c
Emery Air-Freight Corp—
20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
100
Empire Millwork Corp
1
Equity Corp common
—»
10c
$2 convertible preferred-.
—_1 ! <■
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
1
6% cum 1st preferred
10
Ero Manufacturing Co
:
1
Esquire Inc
———,
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd—.—$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line—j
—
10
24
19
23%
27%
9%
1%
24%
Electric
24 %
19
19
23%
25%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
17,300
25%
Feb
25%
Jan
International
Products
Resistance
8%
Jan
International
1%
Feb
Intex
26%
Jan
Investors
90%
Jan
93%
Iowa
Public
9%
Feb
11%
Feb,
Iron
Fireman
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
Ironrite
Feb
41%
Jan
Jan
Israel-American
Oil
Glass
41
11,900
6
7,900
10%
10%
10
38
Feb
%
5%
Feb
700
9%
Feb
11%
10%
Feb
12%
300
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
%
12,6jOO
Jan
%
Feb
15%
is
50
14
Feb
16
Jan
F
Corp——
—————-1
(Max) & Co class A_
___i
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—,
1
10
Fabrex
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int
1
30
Candy Shops Inc.._
1
Uranium Mines Ltd
—1
Fargo Oils Ltd
—
1
Felmont Petroleum Corp.—
1
Film ways Inc
-25c
■
Sterling Inc—L
Fisimian
(M H)
of
Motor
Ford
15%
700
27
100
27
14"
26%
157
Feb
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
Feb
28%
Jan
100
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
U
12,100
it
Feb
1
Jan
4
Feb
4%
Jan
5%
5%
7
6%
10%
•7%
■
11%
7%
.
8
16%
18
12%
13%
5,200
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
2,600
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Feb
10%
7
Jan
500
16%
Jan
18
Feb
4,000
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
165%
125
160%
Feb
181 %
Jan
14%
162
—
4
5,900
18
13
*
9,900
2,900
7
10%
dep rets ord
Fox Head Brewing CO—
Fresnillo (The)
Company
American
£1
1.25
1
5
reg
•
Co—;.
(GeoA)
13%
13%
1%
10,800
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
1%
1%
4,100
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
4%
4%
600
4%
Feb
5
Jan
1,000
32%
Jan
39%
200
33%
Feb
38%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
36%
38%
Co
Power
preferred
Mfg Co——:—
General Acceptance "wts"
Feb
Co_
4%
Development
Electric
Co
/ 4%
4%
200
4
Feb
5
Feb
3%
3%
1
convertible preferred
General
--
1
:
i
General
3%
800
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
4%
4%
2,200
4%
Corp—
Ltd—
__.1
17%
19%
Kaiser
20%
500
5%
5%
*5it
30%
32%
500
18%
19%
1,100
General
Plywood
15%
14%
15%
18,200
Corp
50c
Stores
Transistor Corp.
Corporation—
i—.1;
(AC)
3%
28%
24%
1
-
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred ———.—
Giant Yellowknife Gold
10%
9-/b
Co
Inc
Inc
Feb
23%
Jan
Jan
Feb
35
Jan
18
Jan
19%
Feb
12%
22,900
3,600
10%
6%
Feb
30%
Feb
16"%
Jan
8,800
28"%
5%
•
Feb
3%
Jan
Feb
31%
Jan
9%, Feb
10%
Jan
3
20%
12%'
13%
16%
250
85%
Jan
92
Feb
11,500
10%
Jan
13
Feb
12 %
Feb
16%
Feb
11%
90%
11%
Feb
13
Jan
Feb
14%
6,400
•
5
Seal
.
90
%.
1
Goldfieid
3
15%
_•
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Gold
.
12%
yu
~__1
Co
(Adolf)
13%
Products Corp cl A_
Mines
13 %
27
3
13%
Jan
1,000
Jan
28 %
Feb
3 %
12,900
2 %
Feb
3 %
Feb
5%
900
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
8,400
%
Jan
1%
Jan
18%
Jan
22%
Jan
34
Jan
37
10c
5%
5%
1
(i
n
Consolidated
300
27%
2%
27 %
1
—
Goodman
1
25
900
16%
19%
19%
19%
Gorham
4
35%
35%
37
Grand
1
5
18%
17%
19%
37,500
10c
3%
3%
3%
45,700
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
1
1%
1%
1%
4,400
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
41%
Jan
Gray
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish—
Manufacturing Co__
Great
Amei
Great
Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Industries
Great Western
Great
Producers
preferred
series
'
Hydraulics
Ciridoil
Inc
Financial Co
WesLern
6/
Greer
Freehold
Guild Films
Leases
1
,
Western
&
7%
Jan
6%
100
Feb
5%
2,400
4%
Feb
7%
Jan
1%
2
4,800
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
13
100
6%
Jan
25
Jan
1%
"l%
2
10
13%
Feb
24%
Feb
1%
Jan
9,900
__
10%
Jan
Jan
8%
13
12%
22%
1
1
'
Jan
1%
_50c
Corp-
46 %
24%
10c
.
Feb
4%
5
Company Inc
19%
Feb
Jan
6%
/.
9c
;
9 %
5%
30
50c
Gulf States Land & Industries
Gulf
12
Feb
Jan
87/s
common—60c
A—
Company
Stores
Products
1,100
1
__
Griesedieck
Grocery
10%
800
Jan
Feb
10 %
Jan
Feb
10
2%
12
Jan
Katz
&
B Corporation—
Hall
Lump
Co
;
—-
Stores
Electric
Harvard
Corp
Mining
Co
Hecla
Helena
Heli-Coil
Heller
Corp
Class
B
Hoover
Company
&
Hormel
(Geo
Horn
&
5%
&
Hardart
Howell
Electric
Jan
2%
Jan
25%
Jan
76%
20
75%
Feb
76%
Jan
19%
20%
2,300
16'A
Jan
20%
Feb
,8
2,000
6%
Feb
8/2
30%
4,100
19%
Feb
31%
1%
20,200
Feb
1%
7/8
27%'
Jan
9%
11%
7,000
9
Feb
16 %
10%
4,100
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
1%
in
15,900
lit Feb
2%
Jan
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer
Kay
1
1
Feb
Jan
Jan
Kidde
(Waller)
Kin-Ark
Oil
Inc
Klein
Kobacker
16% Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
90
Jan
29%
Jan
42%
44
2,750
39%
Feb
18
18%
6,000
16
Feb
18
15%
17%
18
300
17
Jan
19%
Jan
14%
15%
1,100
14
Feb
16%
Jan
—2.50
10c
—
—
2%
3%
2%
ft
17%
18%
1.25
1
20c
Co
1
1
;
900
26% Feb
46%
19
Jan
Jan
1%
3,200
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
2
2%
4,700
2
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
3%
8,300
'-•3
^fan
3%
Jan
2%
2%
1,300
2%
Jan
3 %
Jan
%
16
12,700
%
Jan
17%
17%
1,500
17%
Feb
18'A
18%
700
1%
T^r Jan
19%
Jan
17%
Feb
20%
Jan
5
23%
Feb
24%
Jan
1—7.50
14%
Feb
14%
Jan
(IB)
Hotels
Feb
88
18%
1
Dept St-, res Inc.—
Rubber Co
(S)
Feb
4%
10
43%
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleinert
12%
18,100
27%
.
Companv
Petroleum
13,500
5%,
90
26%
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby
*
4%
5
Co
&
„
13%
13
90
27%
_
Stores
Jewelry
4%
—25c
._
(Del)
Co
13%
•
pfd__100
Corp
Stores
Krueger
Apparel
2%
Kropp (The)
2%
2%
2,100
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
__33%c
1
Forge Co
Brewing Co
L'Aiglon
5
Co
Feb
7%
Jan
Lainson
(EG)
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
5% cumulative preferred
—
28%
250
27%
Feb
29%
Feb
2
12%
10%
13
8,400
10%
Feb
13
Feb
11%
29%
11%
11%
600
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
28
30%
3,700
26%
Feb
36%
Jan
%
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
21%
Jan
Lynch
Corp
Publications Inc
Mai Fadden
Mack Trucks
1
Petroleum Corp—
trust certificates
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
lc
10c
50c
Mangel
Stores
Tire
Rubber
&
Co
Communication
——
CO—^
&
Mfg Co—.—::————
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Thermit
preferred
5
10c
Inc__
—
Corp
1
1
—————10
—
Miller Wohl Co common—.—
42
Feb
15,500
Jan
Mirro
98
Feb
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
10
70
Feb
73%
17%
Jan
5%
6%
Jan
11 %
1
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
Feb
12%
Jan
Montrose
Feb
2%
Jan
Feb
31%
2%
400
2%
7,500
27%
7%
500
300
1,300
11
Feb
Chemical
Co
1
1
1
1
100
100
100
•
1
13
53%
50
53%
600
49
Jan
53%
Feb
43%
43%
4,100
38%
Jan
44
Jan
1
41 %
11
10,200
9%
Feb
13%
Muntz TV Inc
10 %
9%
Jan
—*
26%
%
2
25%
%
11,100
3%
1
*
-
».
A
Co
-
9%
.5
27%.
-
10%
1
7%
2.50
-
22%
12,500
9
Feb
12%
Jan
21
Jan
27%
Feb
Murray
39%
Corporation
Murphy
4,300
245
37%
Feb
39%
Feb
10
120%
Feb
127%
Jan
500
33%
Feb
35%
Jan
Muter
96%
50
95%
Feb
7%
10%
83
7%
9%
2,400
80
600
600
,
7
Feb
10%
Feb
87
Company
Jan
Nachman
Jan
Namm-Loeser's
Napco
8%
Jan
National
25%
Jan
32
Jah
20%
22%
17,500
31%
2,000
29%
Feb
8%
8%
13,200
7it
Feb
Milling
National
National
8%
Jan
National
29
5,500
25
Jan
30%
Jan
National
33%
34%
7,100
33%
Feb
39
Jan
National
12%
12%
100
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
National
8%
28%
28%
34%
National
-
--
5
11%
6%
__1
—5
135%
82 %
5%
Feb
National
1,000
5
Feb
6%
Jan
National
11%
2,500
11
Feb
13%
Jan
National
5%
6%
3,700
Jan
National
10%
82%
10%
100
9%
Jan
11
Jan
National
132% 135%
3,100
121%
Jan
139
Feb
National
82%
5
11%
20
78%
5%
Jan
Feb
82%
6%
Corp
Inc
Industries Inc
Feb
Jan
Feb
19%
30%
25c
For footnotes, see page 35.
10%
1
34
9%
Feb
19%
23%
7,100
10%
11%
9,700
8%
800
8%
20
Jan
Feb
31%
Jan
Feb
19%
Jan
19%
Feb
25%
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
1
---5
2.50
-10
50c
5
1
21%
Jan
26%
Jan
60
Jan
70
1
3
1
1
—5
1
1
25c
Hess
Brewing Co (Mich)
Casket Company.,
Electric Weld Machines
Mfg & Stores
—
Petroleum Ltd..—
Presto Industries Inc
2
Research Corp
;
1
Rubber Machinery—;
10
Starch & Chemical.——50c
Steel Car Ltd
*
Telefilm Associates
10c
Transit
Co.—
1
Feb
7%
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
500
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
it
14%
15,800
14%
7
}|
Feb
34%
Feb
55%
Feb
22
Feb
27%
Jan
9%
Feb
ii
49%
55%
1,000
78,200
23%
25%
6,600
8%
8%
2,700
7%
Feb
4,800
17%
Feb
2%
1%
17%
.19
2%
2%
1,200
12%
12%
800
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
12
Jan
12%
Jan
13% xl4%
300
25%
6,100
23%
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
22
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
18 A
18
19%
1,500
17%
Feb
20%
21%
21%
22%
1,500
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
Feb
33%
Jan
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
95
Feb
97
Jan
34
Feb
6%
—
11%
—
%
49%
33%
6%
6/2
6%
600
11%
12%
300
96%
97
75
1,000
7%
3%
7%
3%
Feb
35
39
Jan
Feb
Jan
9%
Feb
200
8
3%
*
Jan
4
Jan
1% Jan
%
it
2,200
it
Jan
48%
51%
17,300
43%
Feb
59%
33
33%
1,400
31%
Feb
39%
Jan
8%
Jan
7
5,100
6
Jan
81
82
80
80
90
91
20
6%
Jan
—
z~Z,~
12 %
147% 148%
70
13%
4,300
12%
49
50
49
Feb
82%
87%
Jan
91%
Jan
83%
Jan
83%
Jan
Jan
148%
142
12%
Feb
47
Jan
14
49%
3%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
31%
12 %
--
7
10
--
5 A
Jan
16%
Jan
Feb
15%
168%
178%
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
5%
5%
8,600
4%
20%
20%
500
19%
Feb
23%
31%
31%
300
31%
Feb
33%
Jan
12%
13%
1,200
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
Feb
33%
Jan
~6%
~7%
3,300
Feb
8%
Jan
13
13
200
12
Jan
13%
11%
11%
800
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
5,200
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
32
5%
6
6%
Jan
Jan
5%
300'
10%
33,800
5/4
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
12%
Jan
2%
5%
8%
--
10%
Feb
4%
600
174% 176
5%
20/8
4
Jan
400
16%
16%
Feb
Feb
4%
--
2%
3%
600
3%
2%
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Co
Bellas
1,100
12,400
Jan
--
Metal Products
cumulative preferred
27%
97
24%
Clemens
6%
121
80
5
5
pfd
100
Corp_50c
1
Jan
Mt
96%
34
100
Inc
3%
Jan
6
--
Moody Investors
33%
121
*
—*
Co
Jan
Jan
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
26%
38%
7.50
new
9
Feb
Jan
1
18%
2%
12 /a
7 /a
%
:
Insurance Co of North America
12%
10%
2%
2
2
—
60c
Industrial Enterprises IncIndustrial Plywood Co Inc
Inland Homes Corp..
Feb
10%
1,000
Monogram
—
%
53 /s
24%
8,4
100
10c
Warrants
Feb
4%
100
9%
7%
Inc
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Corp of America
Molybdenum
9
7,400
10%
*
"ctfs"
Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
4.80% preferred series B
4.50%
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
9
11%
Airlines
Mohawk
RR
5
50c
50
Service partic pref—•
com
1
4
M't Diablo Company
1
Mount Vernon Mills Inc—
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
25c
& Light 4%
Hardware
Company
42%
Jan
Feb
7%
Aluminum
Feb
93%
14%
11
Corp
32
1,400
5
4%%
30
15%
10%
Co
Feb
15%
5%
50c
38
15%
9
27/a
Piping
*
Inc
-750
Jan
10
.1
Corp
Associates,
Microwave
convertible preferred
of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
7%
16
1%
28% Feb
23%
1
Corp
Hone
Micromatic
Mining
600
2,300
70
1
——1
Co——
Extruders
6%
'
3,900
66%
Jan
Feb
Jan
17
23%
7/8
Jan
5%
2%
15%
20/2
_8%
Jan
4,400
Jan
Feb
30%
6„'/4
9%
6%
Jan
16%
20%
x29%
23%
Ltd—-
Merrill Island Mining Corp
&
2 /f
1®%
—I
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Miami
1,000
1
6%
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Jan
24%
3,200
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Johnson
30%
Jan
12%
Feb
1,600
1
8%
it
8%
Feb
Jan
5,400
1
%
8%
—-1
Inc
Industries
Mays
Mead
—*
Feb
7%
1%
Feb
--
_
Ltd—
Massey-Ferguson
Metal
16%
£1
Ltd
warrants
Co
Maule
30
2.50
new
Feb
5%
10
21%
150
International Marine
Marconi
Martin
20 %
1
Service Co
Public
Maine
Mansfield
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1
8%
7
Voting
Mages
5%
Jan
1%
3,600
Magellan
8%
Jan
44%
49 %
28
warrants
Inc
24%
6%
Feb
28
600
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
5,200
1,700
7%
Jan
54%
Jan
9,300
Feb
Feb
8%
7%
Jan
6
47
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
32%
14,100
4,100
70
13%
13%
Feb
600
7%
6
Feb
Feb
28
51%
32%
6%
5%
10%
40
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8%
70
5,200
30
47%
27%
6%
43,300
11%
28%
-
Jan
Midwest
98
6%
10%
1%
Jan
39%
Feb
Jan
12%
1%
96
10%
63%
34%
Feb
36%
Jan
Feb
Feb
100
100
96
6%
Feb
9%
38%
15,700
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38%
5%
6
300
11,700
49
45%
%
42
10%
13
Mid-West, Abrasive
40
400
6%
9%
44%
Feb
40%
Jan
42
Jan
12%
Jan
8%
26%
1%
12%
6%
6
Feb
500
& Shipley (The) Co—_———1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—;
1
Loral
Electronics Corp
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
2.50
5%
5%
25%
25%
Jan
6%
Lodge
Feb
25
Jan
22
Feb
6
J.9
7%
6
26%
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
%
6%
10%
Michigan Chemical
Jan
Jan
21%
Michigan Sugar Co common
65
4%
29,700
10%
Jan
Jan
6%
1
5
Jan
Feb
5%
6
—1
Inc
Jan
7%
5%
10
Steel
8%
62%
Feb
,•
22
Corp of America
Chain
Lithium
22
600
5
10%
48%
5%
11%
30
3
14%
1,200
1,300
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25c
Feb
1,300
7%
63
5%
1
Realty Corp
Refineries Inc
Feb
29
Jan
5
15%
5
Corp
Lefcourt
Le Tourneau.
Jan
4%
6%
5
Leesona
Leonard
Jan
12%
Jan
5
Inc
University
Extension
Salle
10%
4%
10
Co
Industries
Lanston
Jan
Jan
1,600
5
of Delaware
Sessions
&
8%
4%
5%
1
3
Industries
Lamson Corp
200
10%
1
Lakey Foundry Corp——i
Lamb
9%
4%
9
75 pesos
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4%
1
,
Consolidada S A
Lake
3%
-—5
common.
Inc
1,100
*
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Electronic
9
Jan
9%
1,500
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5
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Anteri6an dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Color Chem & Paper new—10
Imperial Oil (Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of at Brit & Ireland—£1Indust
Jan
2%
.1
Feb
5%
;
;
Indianapolis Pwr
Jan
7%
800
9%
4%
25c
Mines
Hubbell
(Harvey) Inc
—:
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
Hydromotals
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1,300
11%
6%
1
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preferred
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8%
2%
1%
3%
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——
6%
5%
common
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&
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11
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.
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19%
4
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2%
8
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.
5,000
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Hoffman International Corp
Home Oil Co
Feb
Jan
4%
.
Hollinger Cohsol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
;
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30,700
2%
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Hofmann Industries Inc
Holt
Jan
16%
29%
6%
100
preferred
(R) & Co Inc
Class A
22%
3%
10c
Corp
Hoe
22%
6%
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:
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
convertible
Feb
1
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
7%
62%
*
:
pfd—
Hercules Galion Products Inc_«
Herold Radio & Electronics—
5%
31%
29
7%
*
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Helmerich & Payne Inc
Hiller Aircraft
7%
10c
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.
30%
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;
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preferred
13%
2
-
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4%
1,100
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300
12%
20
6%
*
—
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11
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10
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1
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11%
1
.
2%
19%
2
25c
.
Harnischfege/ Corp
Hartford
2%
10c
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—
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harmon-Kardon I'nc—_
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14V4
Jan
Jan
1
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&
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Mesabi Iron
II
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14%
31%
44%
10c
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Gas
Locke
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Co
Union
Feb
*
Globe
Gobel
3%
1
1
Genung's Incorporated
Feb
24%
15%
68,500
30%
Gilchrist
Jan
10c
.
Industries
KaLtman
La
—
Gilbert
Feb
32%
'
dep rets ord reg__——£1
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5
Indus Enterprises
—•
General
5%
Jan
—
American
General
Jan
24
25
General
General
30%
300
1
Corp
Jupiter Oils Ltd
La
1
General Builders Corp common
5%
35% x36
—
100
5c/e
Allays
2,400
44%
1
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14/2
L
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common
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General
31%
44%
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1
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36%
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—
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Co Ltd—*
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Fuller
Feb
16%
1
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5%
2.50
-
21%
110%
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*
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Jan
it
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4j500
20,200
12
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Flying
26%
27
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9%
15%
Fanny Farmer
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1,500
140%
128
■
:
10%
24%
136%
preferred
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13%
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400
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13%
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Irving Air Chute
5,400
3%
10%
Jan
24
10
10%
Feb
Feb
1%
3,900
93%
9%
Ltd
International
International Petroleum Co Ltd
3%
,
—
Holdings
Jan
Jan
10%
Shares
1
20%
62,900
5%
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35%
5,300
39
Breweries
Fee
1%
for Week
Par
International
Feb
93
41
57/8
Jan
17%
6,200
25
-
High
25
20%
9%
1%
Feb
Exchange
1
27%
24%
10 %
3%
22%
American Stock
6,200
9%
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Shares
25%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
for Week
'
High
2.%
(Range for Week Ended February 26)
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
33
Jan
2%
Feb
31%
Jan
28%
30
1,250
28
Jan
16%
18%
1,100
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
10%
500
10
Feb
10%
Jan
10
2%
10%
10
2,98
7,000
2%
Feb
2 ii
10%
10%
1,300
10%
Feb
11% Jan
19
19%
28%
17%
19
3,600
16%
Feb
23%
19%
19%
200
28%
28%
300
30
2%
3%
3%
24
Jan
Feb
31%
Jan
Feb
15%
Jan
19%
1,100
8%
,
Feb
28%
14%
8%
3%
Jan
Jan
.
7%
Feb
8%
Feb
500
3%
Jan
3%
Feb
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The Commercial
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 26)
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
3%
37«
Feb
3
4.600
3%
.—I
20%
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20%
1.800
18 la
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35%
35%
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37*a
214
2 >4
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9.100
2 V4
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27a
Jan
%
%
%
4.300
28%
271a
28%
5.100
12 %
12 %
13%
1.300
2
2,500
1421a 143
200
England Tel & Tel
—1
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50c
New Idria Min & Chem Co
25c
Hew Jersey Zinc—.——1
Hew Mexico & Arizona LandNew Park Mining Co
——1
New
.„
New
Co
Process
1%
—
—
351a
39
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Feb
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311a
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35 Va
Feb
43
Jan
30
3734
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1 >4
Feb
1%
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101+
800
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Feb
57a
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35 V4
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387h
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36
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393a
Jan
*
8.100
9%
-
37%
371+
37%
150
214
2%
400
214
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31a
Jan
Feb
314
Jan
Feb
614
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63 V+
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67 Va
Feb
5%
2%
2%
212
9,500
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5%
5
51+
2,600
5
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67%
30
81%
82%
220
79
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13,300
1
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34.100
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Ohio
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3
700
214
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3%
3V+
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3%
18.500
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
3%
3%
500
3%
Feb
4
Jan
31*
314
800
3%
Feb
4%
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161*
1,700
16%
Feb
19
13%
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2,500
12%
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16
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400
I 7
Jan
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'
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•
Oil Inc (Del)
Paper Corp—
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21 \U
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xT.
34.500
%
Feb
14
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32,900
214
Jan
3%
Jan
638
46.900
5%
Feb
714
Jan
24 Va
26,900
2014
Feb
241*
Jan
311a
900
3014
Feb
36
Jan
Serrick Corp class B_;—.—__—
Jan
90
Feb
Bros
New
814
900
414
Overseas
Securities
Electric
Oxford
Corp
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1
17%
400
1714
Feb
181a
Jan
100
1814
Feb
20
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
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6'4
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8.000
614
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714
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514%
5%
1st
1st
pfd
5%
4.80%
25
preferred
25
1st preferred
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redeemable 1st pfd series
5%
8
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of
300
36'2
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3914
Jan
Corp of America.——
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2914
Jan
301a
Jan
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200
26!4
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271*
Jan
redeemable
1st
25
297a
A
2714
25%
25 3 4
2514
100
2414
Jan
26
Jan
Silcx
24%
400
23%
Jan
247a
Feb
Silver Creek Precision
24 7
Silver-Miller
24 %
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred
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dividend
$4.75
dividend
preferred
$4.75
conv
•
preferred
$4.40
dividend
dividend
$4.36
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Pacific
Petroleums
a
900
23
Jan
2314
Feb
21
Jan
2214
Feb
Simca
201-2
Jan
2114
Jan
82
Jan
8614
Feb
79%
Jan
8414
Feb
Simpson's
Jan
911*
Feb
Sinclair
Feb
13114
Jan
Jan
851a
Feb
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Pancoastal
Petroleum
1
Pen Co
85 %
11
71+
3%
2,900
314
Feb
4V4
1034
Feb
131a
1,700
26%
2%
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I~i
Ltd
1
16%
Jan
2312
Feb
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Jan
Jan
South
Jan
4.78%
1014
Jan
127a
Jan
4.56%
cumulative preference—
4.48%
300
314
Jan
31a
Jan
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Feb
83a
Jan
4.32%
preference—__25
cumulative preferred
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Feb
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Jan
13
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Jan
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Jan
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33%
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15,900
12
Feb
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2,100
5%
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614
Feb
6%
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700
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convertible
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Feb
591*
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3014
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39
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Jan
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Jan
9
374
314
314
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2,700
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1,500
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101'a
800
1014
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11
Jan
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50
•
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52
54
400
52
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581a
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3,4
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231
3
314
64
10.200
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65
43 >2
•
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100
19
Feb
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62
24
Jan
66
Feb
Feb
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4
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4914
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Slathain
22,200
3,4
Feb
514
Jan
Steel
500
18%
Feb
2014
Jan
Steel
Parts
16
Jan
173a
Jan
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Jan
91a
Jan
1,400
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1,400
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9%
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400
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Feb
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100
35
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37 V*
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(JE)
3
2634
27
200
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29 V*
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171»
17%
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3,200
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Feb
231a
Jan
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1.100
213
Feb
31*
Jan
3514
Feb
3514
Feb
28
Feb
30
Feb
8314
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3
ft
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(S)
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convertible
39%
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7,600
38 '/a
Jan
447a
1,400
2114
Feb
27
Jan
1814
18%
19
1,700
1614
Feb
2214
Jan
Class
1014
1014
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500
10
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Jan
4%
20 3 4
100
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2214
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1
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Feb
Jan
1214
Feb
Technicolor
2114
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9 Vh
Feb
111a
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Tel-A-Sign Inc
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4
Feb
53»
Jan
Television
5,900
V/z
Corp
1
Co
Industries
lis
Feb
114
Jan
5114
Jan
Texam
Feb
12
Jan
Texas
22
Feb
26
4%
2314
414
24
700
2,000
614
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41a
Feb
Feb
22
2
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Power
&
Texstar Corp
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514
Feb
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28'/a
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Feb
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2014
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2014
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Feb
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Feb
700
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5 Vb
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Feb
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12
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Jan
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29
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32
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17%
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Feb
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12 %
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12
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:
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15
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13
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914
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8%
24%
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18
16'/+
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3514
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92
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400
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Feb
25
500
24
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25%
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400
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2014
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•
36%
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33%
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4
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3%
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6 Va
6%
6%
6
Jan
7%
Jan
28%
2714
28%
22,000
24'/+
Feb
29%
Feb
17%
17
17%
900
16%
Feb
17%
17%
16
177/«
3,300
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
__
7%
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Jan
2%
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214
1,900
700 '
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—
28%
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25
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2914
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9
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2%
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1,800
2%
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8%
8
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3,300
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1 Va
1%
6,500
1%
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1
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Inc
—
1
15
19
ft
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4
3,800
314
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Jan
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20
3,300
181a
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26
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.
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12%
Jan
3%
Jan
50
7314
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8114
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12%
9%
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89
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1%
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90
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+
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19
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10,700
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1%
15%
2,700
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15%
Feb
19%
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19
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6,800
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Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
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Feb
14%
Jan
+
500
9'/a
700
8%
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100
21%
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27 Va
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Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
80%
2%
1
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10c
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com
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~
5
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614
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2,100
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7
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4%
4%
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5
Jan
5%
4%
5%
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11,200
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Jan
514
Feb
Tower
Acceptance
500
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Cuba Oil Co
17
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class
A
2914
900
28
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3ll%
Jan
21%
20%
21 la
800
20%
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22
Jan
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700
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100
registered
preferred
of Nevada
28
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4%
registered
28
1
614
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l
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78
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5,700 '
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Feb
4,700
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17
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.
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10
50c
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50
55
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1
3%
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29 Va
55
9
79%
20
Jan
1,500
55
9'/b
8%
3%
Jan
22%
1
Light $4.56 prd.^
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814 Jan
814
Feb
31
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Jan
8'4
Feb
3014
27
Tenney Engineering Inc
Feb
10'/a
3,900
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714
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28%
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4514
2,400
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Feb
15%
..
20%
1
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5
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49
7
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514
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24 %
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>
I
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414
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5,500
loe
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preferred
Feb
32,900
35
19%
1
Petrol
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Thrlftmarkets
35.
38,..
51%
'
400
.1
common
1114
1%
1314
5
49
1
page
Jan
Jan
112
100
1214
(Del)— —10«"
Amer deposit rets ord
Amer deposit rets del
Todd Shipyards Corp
see
Jan
8ft
Feb
2,800
121*
l—l
common.
cumulative
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Amer dep rets ord
Roosevelt
class
1914
4%
1
regis
Inc—
Inc
100
Ridgeway Corp—
Robinson Technical Products inc ~~20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F—l100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class
A—
5oc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
5%
Jan
I
Talon
500
1014
Va
5%
4
Va
78'+
—
Die
1914
50c
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Jan
4514
Wayne Corp warrants—
12 Vz
10
414
new~H»
Coll
Jan
41a
8,400
91+
5
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12 Va
10 >4
4
5614
9Va
l—l
1914
1914
1
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Rico
20 3 4
1
,
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
%
Feb
1,200
Inc.—-—1
Co—
&i
Feb
2414
2014
50
Syntax
23
Real Estate Investment
Trust of America
4%
_25c
Corp
International
44
(new)—3~33
HI—I
preferred
I20
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■
-
98
—
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23
common
Jan
Jan
r
3014
30
50c
Inc
Corp
Corporation
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—IIII 10
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Raymond International inc"
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414
v
2%
—
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Superior Tool As
30
5514
100
2%
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30
30
98
56%
800
3014
30 Va
98
—_I,
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Container
1
Rapid-American
Jan
214
36
400
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Inc
Precision
Symington
Co
Jan
9'/b
4%
t-
15,900
<5
l__l
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Mines
Aluminum
Slroock
214
1
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Investment
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7ft
3,100
a
%
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5 1b
n
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1,800
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83'a
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5
1114
l
Stop & Sliop Inc.
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i«
13 Va
1 ()
—
Co
II5
—
8,200
10%
1
ordinary—,
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i
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Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
l7*
Canada
3614
100
.
IB
-
*
31
7'/b- Feb
20
Corp
Instruments
of
20c
914
Colorado—
;
Jan
12%
__1
Enterprises
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
preferred
1%
1
Corp common
50c convertible preferred
414
1
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
37,900
12%
Co_
Uranitim
3/4
1
_
29 3
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1%
•;
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•
-
114
1
common
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1
I
Jan
1,400
1114
Inc—
class
Tube
211+
Ltd—II"l
Gas
—
<
Products
40
1
;
I
—
preferred
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(Ky)
1
Inc
___5
Forgings Corp__
5,600
8'8
...
Feb
♦
Slahl-Mcyer Inc_«.
Standard Dredging Corp
8%
13%
421a
J
cumulative
Spencer Shoe Corp
Spcrry Rand Corp warrants
1614
7%
_
Feb
24%
1014
_1
—
—
8%
40'4
~2
23 Va
100
1
Co
15%
12%
8%
(Dely
V*
19,200
Va
14
2
Line
Royalty
8%
42 la
Progress Mfg Co Inc—
Prophet (The> Company
414%
Pipe
1534
•
Pratt & Lambert Co
of
31%
514
10c
3
47,400
:
Feb
1%
Corp__2
Realty & Utilities.;
50
Polymer Corp class A
Service
8.200
37%
r_10
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A
Public
v
Sou Inland
5%
13sa
Inc
Jan
-•
8
25
Inc
1
Pneumatic Scale
Providence
34
Petroleum
Materials Co
Feb
preferred-
Califoimia
1
.
30 Va
27
7%
preferred———25
cumulative
Feb
.
»'•
ib
1
Feb
Southern
6%
I—.1—4
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co__
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Jan
8
25
1.600
*
"5%
I
Feb
461*
1B
2526
Jan
9114
Feb
100
.25
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45%
36'a
10C
..
112
Jan
27%
26
25
preferreti
314
1.4
Dome Mines
preferred—
cumulative
12%
4514
Preston East
cumulative
4.88%
7%
1
(Del)
Feb
Jan
45
.
l'tf
231*
-
2414
Feb
Jan
414
89%
27%
convertible
5,200
*
3-ts
20c
& Alexander Inc
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
—_25
Feb
Perfect
Powdrell
preferred
Jan
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Prentice-Hall
original
Jan
34
Corp
12.50
151*
—_
Steel
•
Feb
31%
/
*,
167a
32
Plasecki Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
5%
Co—
California Edison—
1214
64
Phoenix
Oil
Penn
1
Jan
500
Pierce
102
50
45
——L
Jan
700
pesos
140
2714
_1
Feb
34
10
900
9114
*
-
914
65%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
'Phillips Screw Co.;..j
Paper Mills.—
15
65
5
1041+
Jan
1014
r
/; 3'/+- Feb
45
5
1614
65
__
*
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Feb
Feb
Jan
58
i.
Jan
26%
5,400
,
,
102
£1
Inc
300
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Industries
ord registered-
rets
200
-
900
1
4
90
—20
200
15%
300
—;
a
3%
3014
Corp
Southern
7%
Minerals
1,600
103 Vz
Co.——„1
Manufacturing
Coast Corp————
114
11%
Inc
28%
31*
—
Oil
South
214
7%
Photo
26%
•
—
(Howard)
Feb
10%
Peruvian Oils &
26%
Feb
14%
12
Jan
7%
:
Jan
2%
24%
.1
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35
ir
II3*
12 Va
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2 50
_
Sonolone
Feb
11
-___
(The)
Smith
Feb
Feb
1
Penn Traffic Co
Pep Boys
Jan
1
1.800
10%
15%
,2
Products
10%
16%
1514
914
214
17,000
+
114
1
10 %'
21
dep
5,000
preferred
Ltd
Airways
30 3 *
26
1,300
27%
Jan
1814
1.200
Slick
1001*
714 Feb
90
100
99
23%
21*
....
Shares
Venezuelan
Amer
Jan
8
American
convertible
$3
Jan
19,000
99
1
7814
20
85%
22%
23
2
Corp
Canada
85
110
91%
11%
3%
3%
11
2714
class A
Parkersburg-Aetna
of
20
12614
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vtc__2
2
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84%
•
(C At
Class B
Patino
86
90%
Hoo
pfd
Pantepec Oil (C Ai Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical
Company
;
1
Parker
370
851+
83%
86
300
24%
__
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
15,200
Jan
14
•-
Sitninons-Boardman Piiblicutions—
7%
Warrants
4,800
10'/8
Silvray Lighting Inc„———^25e
1,100
1
—1
10%
1
Jan
231a
221s
*
.
Ltd
Ltd—-Hir.
2314
2314
221»
24'a
•
Airlines
9%
Corp———_10c
231a
•
preferred
Pacific
Jan
9 Va
1
21%
;
Feb
10 Va
—I
2218
„•
preferred
13
17 >/8
2
Feb
25
Pacific
3
2
—
Co
Mines
8,400
Jan
Jan
;■
'
Jan
4,900
Feb
25%
-•
Feb
14%
Jan
Jan
514
■
vV
20%
.
Jan
3%
.
■'
2%
:"
18%
Co—l()e
—
271a
25
4.50%
B
27%
25
preferred—_25
Class
8,000
10,000
13 Va
*
4.000
361b X3614
2.400
■%
214
214
100
30I4
36%
29%
Jan
"914
common—.12.50
——
Sherwin-Williams
P
Clay
3'/a
14 '/a
—_*
Shoe
Pacific
4,600
20%
.———5
Power—
Co
preferred.
4%
Feb
5 V*
214
Products Inc—4__l
17%
Jan
•»
♦
Water &
1834
17%
1
.
Co..
Sherman
3
414
1
4%
68
2,700
Feb
4%
450
3%
Jan
9'4
15 V*
434
71
314
Jan
*-'-t 8%
Feb'
314
—50c
1
68
7%
17%
preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
5
Shavvinigan
5,900
16%
Seton
Jan
1814
1714
Feb
Feb
7%
1
Jan
514
4',
Feb
7
If.
7514
644
'4
514
Jan
3,900;
Jan
6%
43- Feb
1
Jan
514
Feb
v*8
"7
8J/a
■
Jan
6%
:
Jan
12%' Jan
8%
4%
7,600
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
2,100
7 Vb
Feb
Feb
cumulative
61a
/
3'/a
Va
40c
:
lOo
-——
Detm
6%
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Jan
1814
334
Leather
10,200
Feb
Feb
114
(>.;
"
10%
414
41*
•
1
Feb
1 %
3
Corp
Inc.—
—_—
common
Shatluck
900
Jan '
'
Feb
1,90C
1.100
87
1,100
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714
41*
61*
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12,800
1.600
400
Jan
J1 rf
IB
<1
21%
20 Va
5%
90
89
100
90c
Feb
Jan /
3 Va
Va
preferred
Ltd
17%
18%
4Va
Oils
Old Town Corp common
17%
1914
5*»
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalta
h\i
11
81a
Servo Corp
(The)
Sentry Corp
2014
12,400
1114
V//
Seaporcel Metals Inc
———10c
Securities Corp General
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
*
Seeburg
14
1114
Say re &
Jan
Jan
Feb
20%
100
21V*
li
50c
—
Jan
Jan
"
—r
25c
Fisher Co—~——1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd——3.50
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp—
-1
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
1
Seaboard Western Airlines—i.—_—1
Saxon
181+
Jan
Jan
16'/+
of America————I
Servomeclianisms Inc
20c
Co
Brass
Jan
17 '/a
—.—1
Ltd—
Petroleums Ltd—
100
20
20
;
20
—20
2134
24%
1
Jan :
3
1314
5%
6%
9B
3%
3%
%
o
Occidental
Feb
1
3014
10c
714
Ltd
—*
Inc———————2.50
Socman
Corp of Amer A
10,600
1
3
%
314
Jan
7%
1 '
Company
Petroleums
Sapphire
Jan
82%
4%
7Va
II50C
—
series preferred
series preferred.——
4.40',;;
Sarcee
Feb
t
Feb
7%
Diego
5.60%
Jan
38
5%
3%
Gas & Electric Co—
5%, series preferred-——20
414% series preferred
20
Jan
200
800
Carlos Milling Co Ltd——16 pesos
San
Jan
li!
1.200
•
1V*
San
Feb
Jan
High
la
Corp
Lawrence
Saleni-Brosiuy
Jan
Va
7,100
1B
.
Vit
Low
3
:H-Hs
St.
Feb
U
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
Consolidated Petroleum—...
Ryerson & Haynes
Jan
154
Low
3%
Ryuu
Jan
142'
Inc
Avenue
(The F Cf
Russell
Jan
214
37%
—
(Del)—
1334
Feb
8%
*
1
-
—
32
Feb
114
8*8
1
Ltd—
Mines
Uranium
Northspan
pfd—100
4 % '*
Nickel Mines Ltd
Rankin
North
50
„
Pub Serv
Ind
Northern
Co
14
,
IV*
Northeast Airlines ——.————.—1
Penn RR
Feb
1214
Filth
Ltd
Oil Co
Russeks
Jan
27
1.400
331»
35 14
.
Nipissing Mines —
—
«—1
Noma Lites Inc—>—,———1
Norfolk & Southern Railway—1
North American Cement class A
10
Class B
-10
North American Royalties Inc——I
North Canadian Oils Ltd
_25
311a
Royalite
Jan
1
850
32. Va
a
Feb
28
Superior Oils
1
New York Auction Co
New York & Honduras Rosario—3.33'4
New York Merchandise—-.——10
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—
—1
North
231
200
New
Shares
•
Jan
.20
Co
Mur
of Prices
50c
Jan
30c
Nestle-Le
for Week
Par
High
Low
in.
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Sale
*
Last
STOCKS
High
3
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
r
Monday, February 29, 1960
.
(930)
34
Feb
2714
Jan
82
Feb
,
Number 5929
191
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Low
—1
Corp
—
Transportation Corp oi America—
Trans Lux
9%
Low
9%
200
8%
American Stock
"■
•
Feb
10%
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
11
25%
25%
400
25%
29
Jan
23%
24%
3,400
22%
Feb
27%
Jan
20%
20%
1,100
20%
Feb
22
—
Ax
20%
23%
8,400
20%
Feb
15 %
14%
15%
900
14'/a
Feb
11%
Investment Co
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
20
United Aircraft Products—
50c
United Asbestos Corp.
1
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
United Cuban Oil Inc
—10c
United Elastic Corp
•
United Improvement & Investing—2.60
United Industrial "warrants"
United Milk
Products
5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
10s
United N J RR & Canal.
100
United Pacific Aluminum—
1
U S Air Conditioning Corp
50c
U S Ceramic Tile Co
1
1
U S Foil Co class B
1
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
1
United Stores Corp
50c
Universal American Corp
25c
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
Universal Controls Inc
25c
Insurance
Universal
Marion
Feb
Utah-Idaho
4%
1
6%
4
%
A
A
1A
iff
~6%
6%
1,800
5%
5%
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
ey4
Feb
8%
4
Feb
5
1
4,900
%
Jan
63,900
3 %
2%
Jan
17
5,600
y4
Jan
6,500
5%
Jan
2%
300
A J&n
1A Jan
Jan
6%
44
3
26 %
11,400
~6%
Jan
16%
16%
4%
4%
17
Jan
3%
Jan
5
Feb
6
Feb
6
173
Jan
Jan
v
15
900
900
Feb
4%
,
Feb
19
Jan
5%
Jan
10%
11%
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
40%
38%
41
17,100
37%
Feb
46%
Jan
10%
9%
10%
1,100
9%
Feb
11%
Jan
6%
5%
7%
7,500
3%
7%
Feb
A.
A.
'
4%
4%
35%
35%
37
14%
14%
15%
5%
Feb
7,800
4%
Feb
900
35%
Feb
41 y2
Jan
27,600
13%
Feb
18%
Jan
33%
Feb
35
16%
Jan
18
17%
4,800
8
7
3,400
Jan
6
Feb
series
A6s
■
series
B
Feb
5%s
series
4%s
A
A
series
Hanover
1967
6%s
stamped
7'Jo
Waitt &
1,200
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
7%
400
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
5%
400
4%
Feb
6%
(Plan
Parana
stamped
(Plan
(Republic of)—1 i A
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1
Rio de Janeiro stamped
♦No
par
value,
Bonds
A
being
bid
§ Reported
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
9%
6%
5%
6%
13,800
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
Below
13 Vb
Jan
on
100
12 y4
Jan
200
10%
Feb
12 y4
13%
13
13%
1,600
11%
Jan
13%
■
—
Jan
Western
Utilities
Western
Leaseholds
Western
l
*
Tablet
Westmoreland
Oil
(F
are
the daily
American
6%
3%
200
dep
%
A
Bethlehem
Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
lig
Transit
151.90
85.99
207.84
87.41
78.96
151.10
85.97
207.16
87.45
78.98
The
Atlantic
150.87
86.01
206.62
87.36
79.01
79.02
al51.48
86.41
a207.9l
87.40
79.05
78.97
Line
Coast
railroad
20
stocks
and
distribution
Railroad's
for
of
the
one
65-stock
composite
average
Jan
23%
Jan
85
each
for
from
share
and
5.305
the
of
that for
railroad's
the
stock.
stocks
65
This
18.42
to
share of stock of Alico Land Development
changed the divisor for the 20 railroads to 5.234
from 1847.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
5%
Jan
Jan
3}g
Jan
%
Jan
Date—
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
High
for 1959
109.60 Aug
Low
101.42 Sep
Range
Feb
44%
Feb
Thurs.
Feb. 25
102.94
High
109.39 Jan
6
%
Jan
Fri.
Feb. 26—
103.35
Low
102.37 Feb
17
%
Jan
400
18%
Feb
400
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
700
15 y4
Feb
18%
Jan
1,900
12 y4
Jan
14y8
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
3%
Jan
400
3%
90
Feb
34y4
Jan
18%
Jan
20%
Feb
87
Jan
91
Feb
28
14
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
for week ending Feb. 19, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
Feb
Jan
50
27%
400
12
10%
Jan
5
25 y4
325
28%
10
Feb
Feb
10
2,500
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
21%
100
2iy8
Feb
30 y8
Jan
44
46 y4
900
44
Feb
55%
Jan
~iA
1A
5,200
'Non-Durable
Jan
3y2
Jan
iy4 Jan
iy2
Jan
22 y4
600
21%
Jan
24%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
700
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
4%
4%
5
2,500
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Last
Period
Sale Price
June-Dec
113
or
Friday's
High
113
115%
J47
Quar-Feb
120%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
84%
Jan-July
No.
52
120% 120%
85
+ 1.0
527.7
457.8
498.4
+
470.1 /
498.4
.
-V
1.5
311.7
0.0
220.6
+ 2.9
231.8
419.5
—
313.2
226.9
and Service
371.6
415.4
+ 1.0
447.3
382.7
280.9
—1.1
360.4
277.9
207.1
,
84%
120
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
High
Stocks
128
No. of
46%
82%
85
67
82%
84%
Int'l
Bank
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Total
U. S.
Foreign
Bonds
Railroad
and Miscel.
Bonds
Shares
88%
120 %
63%
19
Bond
Sales
Holiday-
Mon.
Feb. 22—
Tues.
Feb. 23—
2,959,890
$5,681,000
$384,000
$6,065,000
Wed.
—
Feb. 24
2,744,425
5,313,000
245,000
5,558,000
Thurs.
Feb. 25—
3,601,430
5,345,000
202,000
5,547,000
Fri.
68
86
Low
113
46 %
1
84 y8
Finance
Jan. 1
~7
185%
490.1
470.7
Range Since
Sold
50
*65
554.2
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Bonds
87%
87%
+ 1.3
♦New low.
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
400.1
490.1
Change
313.3
—
!
Mining
22
441.3
Feb. 12, '60
277.9*
Utility
Trade,
22
1.5
506.0
Goods
Transportation
3%
iA
Feb
9A
Jan
Low
+
496.4
__:_—
Goods
-Durable
9A
High
401.5
475.6
Manufacturing
100
1959-1960
Percent
407.6
Feb. 19, '60
Composite
9A
1978
follows (1
year are as
2iy8
44
4
23
I960
for
Range
Jan
26
2,000
91
27%
Holiday
Feb
9%
1%
20%
1970
effect
Feb
Feb
Jan
10,000
20 %
28
1973
82.10
give
Jan
Co.
102.81
3%
1998
82.10
82.97
Feb. 24—
19%
1974
82.08
83.00
,
Wed.
5s
3%s
the
for
average
82.08
82.90
—
79.00
623.73
—
40
Bonds
82.88
79.10
Holiday
628.51
24—
25—
Total
ities
Jan
debs 1994—June-Dec
3y4s 1970
June-Dec
Authority
Rails
Stocks
29 y2
Inc
A
Rails
ities
Feb
4
debs
trials
■:
Util¬
103.13
Interest
series
Grade
.
10
Grade
roads
65
Holiday
Feb.
.
Second
Indus¬
Util¬
Feb. 23__
1
1
10
First
626.19
J
Feb.
the
10
Rail¬
22
23
to
Total
15
628.45
19
Feb.
Feb.
——Bonds
10
A
Feb. 22—
26%
Exchange
Industries 6s
Chicago
Feb.
A
20
trials
Date
10c
Aug
2%s
Stocks
A
-
Indus¬
_50c
Power
Cs
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
Tues.
Low
Appalachian
week.
Mon.
27%
1
4s
current
Feb
2
Pump
the
Jan
Friday
&
during
32%
10%
40c
45
.
37%
37,000
BONDS
Steel
transacted
Jan
100
5%s conv subord debs
being
Jan
1
American Stock
sales
no
30%
1%
8
46%
41
41
10
Co
45
1
30%
9%
Zapata Petroleum Corp
19
41
500
£1
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
45 y2
45 %
41
—
550
16
Zale
45 %
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
2s
30 y2
14
Ltd_
•
33
13%
regular
$61
28%
1
ord
98%
$98% 100
—
31%
15%
preference
AAmer
Jan
4y4
Ltd—
rets
98%
$60
-
30 %
33
15%
Co_____
Wright Hargreaves
Alsco Inc
30
Feb
7,400
A
Mar-Sepf
$60
*
—
:
—
Jan
7,100
__
flat.
•>,;sA v. A*
3%
4%
13%
Inc
92
used
37/s
4%
1
pfd
94i%
91%
__
$63
—
1997
—
Jan
1A
19%
Industries
94%
1
$90
$120
—.
the New York Stock
a
Feb
is y4
1,400
%
machine
W)
Feb
1% Jan
93
3
19%
Co
Petroleum
Feb
3%
5
Industries
Woolworth
22 y4
20%
.25
Newspaper
Woodley
iiV
200
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Woodall
200
1
preferred
Wood
80
1
Corp
&
Feb
1%
790
10c
Wilson Brothers common
5'/o
78,900
800
•
Corp
C)
l %
92
10
Williams-McWilliams
(R
19,100
Feb
3 %
~4%
Is
Williams Brothers Co
Williams
Jan
3y2
79
20
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Oil Co
Stag Mfg Co
1
(The)
Jan
28 y2
3%
shares
Stationery
94%
94 V2
.
__
—June-Dec
1
traded
Ltd—
White
Wickes
4%
Jan
Feb
3%
Ltd
&
Jan
2%
100
1
Jan
21%
1 iff
21%
75
50
.......
29
50c
Invest
Jan
3
1,500
;
~3% ~3%
1%
pfd
15-1- 16%
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
1%
3 %
Inc
Wichita River
4
3%
85
~3%
Coal
Westmoreland
3%
Feb
5
dep,rets ord
Western
700
24%
%
1.25
Inc
17%
!'..
'
>•.
May-Nou
2008
and ask prices;
receivership.
in
Jan
~3%
3
92
Co
Stockholders
Amer
5%
24%
3
1
10c
4.40%
Development
'V';
1
Products
Chemical
Texas
Feb
~3%
'•
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
4%
75
30
Manufacturing
West
100
3%
3%
--
____1
Weiman & Company Inc
II
$15
a
Jan
4%
4%
*
preference—
Webster Investors Inc (Del)—
'
$150
__
April-Ocf
(Plan A)
Feb
12%
series
II
k
__Jlfay-Nov
2%s
A
Jan
5 %
11 %
Webb.&.Knapp Inc common
+ i on
$120
Jan
9,900
17,300
12%
___
99%
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 i." when issued; "w w," with warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
9%
♦
common
66%
99
Deferred delivery transaction
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
$ Friday's
11%
11%
ctfs
2008
1972
5s
30
trust
93%
63%
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest.
t Ex-liquidating
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
8%
11%
'•/•Waltham Precision Instrument Co_
Wentworth
2%s
A)
Peru
10%
»
$2 cumulative preferred
$6
A)
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
A7s
8%
—_100
Inc
Bond
1949—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
11%
25c
voting
Baking
preferred
Wagner
90%
3
Municipalities!
__
%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1967
B
(Prov)
Maranhao
2
Co—
3
65
100
$150
.
Jan
7%
—10c
Aircraft
;
April-Oct
w
Waco
and
Port & Waterways 6y2s
1952—Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debs—
*
S, "
1
Inc
93
98
$99% 100
ADanzig
1
Products
_4
64%
64%
Feb-Aug
1951
High
99
92%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Aug
1952
A
Low
98
Jan-July
1964
Jan. 1
No.
90
German
Feb
8%
5
Manufacturing
Vornado
9%
8%
9
_1
Industries warrants
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food
A6s
A7s
'
7%
—
1963
Range Since
Sold
High
$87%
A
Abbreviations
Corporation
A
ser
Feb-Aug
Baden (Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
Feb
Feb
1,300
4%
7%
(The) Instrument Co—
Victoreen
6s
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
16%
Rubber
or
Sale Price
Foreign Governments
Jan
7%
169%
5
&
deb
1970
3%s
Water Power 3y2s
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s
1960
Feb
%
55
6
1
Tire
Norman
Vogt
~6%
lA
16%
Corp
Vanderbilt
Corp
Electric
&
Washington
13% Jan
>eb
,
Gas
Jan
V
Valspar
Vinco
6%
4%
__14
(Fla)
Sugar
-v /I'A
Van
27
~
15
Corp
Feb
23
5
Gas Co
Union
Universal
Southwestern
;
Chemical Corp.
of Canada
Unexcelled
Union
1,300
25%
10
U
•
12%
Last
Period
Low
Wasatch
11%
Interest
Exchange
High
24%
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental warrants
Corp
True Temper
%
11%
10c
•
Week's Range
FridayBONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"
class A common
(Range for Week Ended February 26)
Sales
Last
stocks
Feb. 26
3,383,900
5,928,000
169,000
6,097,000
12,689,645
$22,267,000
$1,000,000
$23,267,000
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
.'Lackawanna
of
N
J
Division—
t46
49
25
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
May-Not
A 1st. mortgage 4s series B 1993
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sep*
30
45%
~5
25
Total-
49%
32
General
6s
Builders
subord
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Valley
RR
National Bellas
National Research
5s
4s
Hess
convertible
1984
i
w
72 %
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
1963
5%s
20%
liq tr ctfs—
1970
4s
Corp—
1976__Jan-JuIp
debentures
subord
National Theatres &
5%s
1974
Television,
$65
—Apr-Oct
Jan-July
1963!
debentures
;
114
102 VB
Jan-July
1st
mortgage
Pennsylvania
3 %s
3%s
Power
&
Electric
conv
Harbor
Co
7s
subord
Water
&
Gas
deb
debs
Power
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern California Edison
3Vbs series A
3s
series
B
2%s series
,
1964—June-Dec
Jan-July
6s
Co
1967
1964
Corp
1973
1981—May-Noo
deb '62—Jan-July
1965——Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3%s
series
'4 '/4s series
G
H
1981
series
I
—
4%s
series
J
1982
4%s
series
-
1982—.;
K
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
1983
California Gas 3%s
Southern
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
Feb-Au0
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1971—Jan-July
1970
3s
18
72%
77
102
107%
127
113
25
99%
75%
10
75
!
Government
S.
$1,000
$1,596,000
12,318,500
13,831,000
25,487,000
224,675,000
256,773,500
$27,083,000
$226,995,500
$270,609,500
Railroad
and
Industrial
89%
81
;
4,000
81
—™.
97
87%
—
!
Bank
International
77%
96
—
--
Total.
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
101%
89%
20
90%
91%
91 Vb
$85%
117% 117%
"I
90
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
91%
86
2
86
117%
145
169
96
150
169
62
63
64%
63
5
95%
98
90%
91%
72
88%
92
75%
Foreign
Foreign
(No. of
Gov't
Domestic
Shares)
117%
1
Bonds
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
85%
$78%
—
«...
—
$73
Mon.
Feb. 22—
Tues.
Feb. 23
-
79%
78
■
$65,000
Wed.
Feb.24
841,145
136,000
12,000
Thurs.
Feb. 25
1,004,810
158,000
6,000
2,000
166,000
Fri.
Feb. 26
1,133,520
135,000
2,000
9,000
146,000
$469,000
$31,000
$26,000
$526,000
Si,180,455
$40,000
$11,000
4,159,930
83
149,000
79%
$83%
Holiday
$14,000
1,000
—
Total-
$79
88
88
6
85
78
10
78
78
85
4
-85
Week Ended Feb. 26
88
78
85
92%
$2,000
$1,000,000
22,267,000
Shares_2
Foreign
63
78
149,046,861
12,689,645
$23,267,000
of
121,471,526
Bonds—
IT.
103%
$83
91%
1959
i960
1959
16,355,230
21
5
96
165
Feb-Aup
1982
4%s
117%
_Feb-Au0
1
1973
3s series F 1979——
5
73
89
$88%
91%
Feb-Aug
3'/as series D 1976
20%
88%
-Feb-Aug
1976
102 %
$100
3s
conv
3s
1998_Jan-July
May -Nov
April-Oct
1973
C
3%s series E
<
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1968
3y4s
1970
American
5%s
Safe
1963
1971
Water
Public Service
Rapid
3s
to
Stocks—Number
110% 115
$96%
May-Nou
6%s due 1953 extended
Ohio Power 1st mortgage
72 »/8
75
Mar-Sep
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
20%
$81
Inc—
New
—
1960
Corp—
AGuantanamo & Western RR
Midland
$98%
Jan. 1 to Feb. 26
Week Ended Feb. 26
.
91%
100
54
90
„
93%
$98 %
98
99
100
86%
93%
98%
103
98%
98%
10
96%
98%
86%
86%
3
86 y8
1960
Stocks—Number
of
Shares
4,159,930
1959
7,955,535
Jan.
1 to Feb. 26
1959
1960
77,430,441
43,834,327
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
——
government—
corporate
$5,119,000
377,000
$455,000
$5,347,000
31,000
58,000
213,000
26,000
23,000
191,000
212,000
$52*. 000
$536,000
$5,751,000
$5,708,000
$469,000
v
87
$84
84
.84
Foreign
T«tal*
——
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(932)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Texaco
25
'
American
Motors
American
New
Corp
i
w
*
8
Chemical
Agricultural
67%
Sugar Refining
American
Tel St
31
86
S
Rubber
S
Shoe
U
S
Jan
30%
Jan
67
Feb
91%
Jan
227%
Feb
29
Feb
50
76%
Steel
28%
Jan
5.256
79%
Jan
88
%
Feb
58%
518
57
Feb
68 7%
Jan
Woolworth
61%
265
59%
Feb
62%
(F W)
53%
201
52 %
Feb
58%
897%
Jan
Feb
10
55%
Jan
39%
38%
2
38%
Feb
42%
Jan
86%
25
83%
Feb
103 %
Jan
50
50%
10
i
Feb
131%
55%
86%
__
6.25
(new)
74%
50
50%
31
45%
Feb
567%
Jan
60%
Feb
65%
Jan
63%
—
-
63%
9
148
Jan
Jan
Jan
52%
Elec
85
38%
—
16%
Westinghouse
Range Since fan. I
76%
55%
—
1
Feb
30
88%
60 %
87%
—:—
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Shares
133% 133%
5
57
—33%
Company
384
1,135
31
100
com
Tel
73%
25%
U
High
Monday, February 29, 1960
for Week
Range
of Prices
—
•
287%
95
297i
Union Carbide
Low
Hign
22%
72
_1.66%
•
American
Anaconda
29%
Range Since Jan. 1
U
Low
Par
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
STOCKS
.
for Week Ended February 26)
Friday
Exchange
Week's
.
Jan
-
31
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indebted to 'he firm of W. E, HUTTON & CO for the transmission
are
of these Cincinnati prices.
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25
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Boston
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Boston
Boston
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St
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Cities
Hecla
&
Service
Eastern
Gas
4%^
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cum
6%
cum
5%
1st
preferred adj
First
National
Ford
Motor
Stores
Creek
-
Star
Inc
26%
27%
92
26%
Feb
30%
Jan
74%
75%
25
74%
Feb
76
Feb
50c
50c
27
50c
Feb
34%
34%
80
33%
Jan
40
Jan
20
20
50
18
Jan
20
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•
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England
RR
(N
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—
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5%
2
59%
89
47%
Feb
60%
Jan
81
416
78%
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93%
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100%
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91
1,497
85 %
Feb
—
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69
241
59%
Jan
32%
86%
88
28%
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30
32%
86%
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119
28%
55%
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56%
1
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15%
28%
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47%
14%
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80
,
Feb
30%
Jan
Feb
10c
Jan
19%
1,215
79%
Jan
Jan
21
Feb
35%
2.370
36%
Jan
6c
3.000
21
100
Jan
Feb
267%
261
35%
5
36%
Feb
20%
100
69
Feb
311
36%
10
Jan
78%
20%
Chemical
8%
Feb
Jan
37%
Jan
Feb
90
Jan
46 %
Feb
537.
Jan
14%
Feb
167.
Jan
135
28%
Feb
32%
Jan
50
54%
Jan
58
Jan
16
79%
Detroit Stock
Stop & Shop Inc__—
1
337.
34%
30
33%
36%
Jan
Torringtnn Co
•
34
33%
34%
631
33%
Jan
36%
•
25%
24%
26 %
2.420
247%
Feb
31 %
Jan
25
54%
54%
56%
226
53%
Jan
64
Jan
56
56
53
56
Jan
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Jan
74
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74
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United
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United
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new
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51%
16%
16%
15
157.
Jan
16%
Jan
48%
51%
413
46 %
Feb
56%
Jan
Friday
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Die
Consolidated Paper
Consumers
Power
Davidson
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
American Laundry
20
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
10
Low
Cincinnati
Gas
Transit
8.50
Telephone
Cincinnati
Diamond
Eagle
5u
1
5
•
Kroger
1
Procter
St
Gamble
common
J2
Rapid-American Corp
U
S
Unlisted
Allis
30%
Feb
34%
Feb
32%
90%
89%
31%
31%
7
1
34%
Feb
42%
Jan
261
30% Feb
33 %
Jan
90%
408
88%
Feb
90%
Jan
50
6%
Jan
7
32 %
151
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Feb
7
35%
Jan
Jan
25%
25%
Feb
28%
Jan
60%
60 >4
60%
159
59% Feb
63%
Jan
19%
19%
19%
376
19%
Feb
19%
34%
36%
575
30%
Feb
36 %
89%
93
1,184
81%
Feb
93
Can
40
40%
110
38%
Feb
41%
32%
30
31%
Jan
35% Jan
39
36%
37%
60
32%
32
32%
130
31%
Feb
35
21%
21%
173
20
Feb
25%
43%
Ashland Oil
_
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Jan
27%
Feb
490
2974
Feb
33
Feb
1974
105
19%
Feb
1974
Feb
3 74
31
327%
19%
•
3%
275
3%
Feb
3%
31
1,525
30%
Feb
327%
Jan
5%
200
5%
Feb
57%
Jan
1%
17%
2,500
1%
Jan
174
Jan
2%
27/.
200
2%
Jan
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Jan
10%
11%
614
107%
Feb
127%
Jan
574
2,558
3%
Jan
57%
Feb
Feb
42%
Jan
74
Jan
5%
50
40
937
39
774
200
7%
Feb
8
3
1,146
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Jan
3
30
30
216
27
Jan
3174
Jan
35%
357%
421
35 y4
Feb
38
Jan
Jan
35%
Feb
11%
11%
11%
625
11
Feb
127%
22 %
22%
22%
516
22 %
Feb
2474
Feb
800
3%
Jan
47%
Jan
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108
9%
Feb
97%
Feb
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9%
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16%
17%
1,259
14%
Feb
247%
Jan
1
17%
177%
100
16%
Jan
18 V.
Jan
1
4%
47%
100
4%
Feb
Co
4%
Jan
1
44%
44%
150
1
9%
9'/.
common
1
15%
1574
Shirt
Upjohn
Dist
(The)
Vinco
Corp
Walker
St
Co
A
compilation
17%
of
39%
Feb
80
50%
Feb
58%
■
417%
Jan
4574
Jan
150
5%
Jan
9%
Feb
200
15%
Feb
15%
Feb
Exchange
67%
Feb
90%
225
22%
Feb
28%
Feb
Abbott
15%
Feb
Acme
Jan
14%
Jan
41%
Feb
Steel
20
12% Feb
15%
Jan
Allied
50
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
Allis-Chalmers
32%
50%
113
47%
Feb
59%
266
42%
Jan
60% Feb
21%
50
21%
Feb
31%
32%
60
30% Jan
23%
Jan
35
Jan
11%
Manufacturing
Airlines
58%
121
American
Can
45%
78
43% Feb
49%
Jan
American
Cyanamid
39%
39%
20
36%
Jan
41%
Jan
American
19%
19%
229
19%
Feb
20% Jan
50%
50%
75
Investment Co
American Mach & Fdry
49%
Feb
55%
Jan
American
23%
28%
188
23%
Feb
31%
Jan
47%
43%
63
47%
Feb
89%
91%
148
89%
232% 235%
84
100% 100%
35
19%
70%
Jan
1——
54%
66%
54%
53
common
64%
66%
American
Steel
Feb
Jan
American
Tel
226%
Feb
265%
Jan
American
Feb
108%
Jan
Amurex
54%
61% Feb
70%
Jan
75% Feb
93
Jan
Oil
Anaconda
79%
81%
157
48
48%
43
45%
Feb
53%
Jan
Armour
90
90
75
85
Jan
99%
Jan
Ashland
920
45%
48
44% Feb
56% Jan
21%
21%
12
20
21%
47%
47%
25
46% Feb
49%
Jan
34%
37%
34%
30
33% Feb
38
39%
Jan
100
36%
Jan
33
Feb
41%
38%
39
41%
144
38%
Feb
46%
46
46%'
66
45%
Feb
46% Jan
54% Jan
34%
Feb
Jan
Tel
Louisiana
Steel
Corp
Co
&
Oil
St
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Jan
93%
93%
300
90%
Feb
21%
300
20%
Feb
25%
28%
29% Jan
43% Jan
28%
200
27%
Jan
40%
40%
3,200
40%
Feb
52-%
51%
53%
1,100
50%
Feb
58
Jan
17%
17%
500
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
S6%
54%
56%
300
49%
Jan
59
Jan
71%
67%
72%
3,600
66%
Feb
91%
22%
24%
4,500
22 y«
Feb
28%
Feb
15'/.
15
15%
2,600
141/4
Jan
16
Feb
34%
34%
34%
400
34
Feb
37%
Jan
88'/.
7,700
80
Jan
83%
36
1,000
34%
Feb
43
2
100
97%
20
96%
Jan
27%
27%
35
26% Feb
31% Jan
15%
15%
25
15
Feb
16%
Jan
45
45
110
43%
Feb
32%
47%
Jan
33
140
32%
Feb
64%
65
38% Jan
68
59%
Feb
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Boeing Airplane
Booth Fisheries Corp
69%
Jan
Borg-Wamer
57%
new"com"
Bigelow
43%
45%
147
42% Feb
38%
39%
55% Jan
75
38% Feb
48%
42%
Jan
120
Butler
48
23%
53%
Jan
to
36
n
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?
45
50%
35%
36
41%
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41%
45
50%
46%
50%
71
49
44~
Jan
26
B.
35% Feb
37% Jan
Jan
44% Jan
546
Canadian
45
Feb
50% Jan
Canadian
50%
Feb
56
Carrier
16
Feb
23% Jan
22%
Feb
18
17%
100
22%
82
24
Jan
Jan
Calumet
Celanese
&
Hecla
J
20
Feb
23%
Jan
2,200
24%
Feb
27y.
Jan
26%
Jan
41%
Jan
13
13%
1,600
12%
Feb
15%
Jan
'
16
46%
'
7
7
100
7
Feb
8
Jan
15%
16
900
14%
Jan
17
Jan
78
78
200
77
Feb
82
Jan
450
40%
Feb
50
Feb
303
68
Jan
74
46
47
72%
74
1%
48%
1%
50%
Feb
1,100
1%
Jan
1%
1,800
471/4
Feb
57%
Jan
Jan
28
800
27%
Feb
32%
Jan
27%
1,100
26%
Jan
27%
Feb
44%
872
41%
Feb
43%
Jan
Feb
19%
19%
100
19%
Feb
19%
59%
4,400
49%
Feb
61%
22%
22%
600
21%
Feb
277%
Jan
21
21%
1,700
21
Feb
23%
Jan
31%
33
600
29%
Feb
34%
Jan
23%
15
Inc..
24%
600
22%
Jan
26
Jan
43
46
400
35%
Jan
46
Feb
23%
46
5
„
Corp common
America (Un)«
Centlivre Brewing Corp
28%
26%
57%
—
of
26
24%
700
23%
Feb
26%
changed
Export Gas Ltd
Pacific (Un)
Corp
600
20"%
25
Feb
Jan
41%
Feb
Jan
—
Brothers name
T. T, Corp
136
16%
*
22%
Feb
41%
36%
Burton-Dixie Corp
48
23
Jan
22%
Brunswiek-Balke-Collender
Budd Company
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
44% Feb
33%
X42%
Jan
10
600
Jan
400
I"
59%
46%
Jan
68
100
(Un)
Brown
46%
Jan
76%
37%
(Un)II
Jan
^
35
Feb
24
.
79
Feb
Feb
61%
367%
A
II I
64% Feb
Feb
Feb
31 %
500
3674
—
61
28
57
250
20%
Corp
57%
Jan
300
41%
24
Feb
Jan
2%
33%
40%
I"
Feb
58%
65
25
2
Jan
66%
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common
Aviation Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
30
?
34%
2
Bendix
89
23%
86%
35%
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Manufacturing Co
60%
Jan
Jan
24
wi
I
107
40%
88%
Bailey Selburn Oil St Gas class
Baldwin-Liraa-Hamllton (Un)
28%
Jan
13%
97
io
Feb
21%
Corporation
49% Feb
'
Jan
58
93%
common..
Refining
61%
43%
53%
Jan
21%
J
Jan
Jan
Feb
51%
Jan
f
new
(HI)
56% Feb
37%
43%
50
39%
(Un)__i
46
50% Jan
150
55%
35%
—
St
44%
Feb
(Un)
Gas
60
60%
13%
Jan
(Un)—
36
66%
Feb
35
5
A
49%
64%
10%
31%
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59%
66%
800
1
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class
47%
32%
11%
Jan
1,700
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58%
45
Jan
1,000
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Foundries
&
Co
(111)
i„
49%
Jan
17%
37%
1"
10
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(Un)
Stand
59%
109
Feb
33
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Jan
13%
361%
Atchison Topeka St Santa Fe—
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Avco
2,200
Jan
32
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Co
Company
Arkansas
Armco
Jan
17
11%
Feb
150
23y«
36%
Corp
Viscose
95
Feb
Feb
32%
I
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w
&
Jan
48%
46
Rad
51%
98%
54%
18%
15%
1
Co
Motors
American
233%
21%
*
Theatres (Un) 1
New
32%
Broadcasting-Paramount
57
Feb
62
Feb
|
44%
57
Feb
27%
|
—10
(Un)
1
Jan
56%
340
1,100
55%
Aluminium Ltd —;
Aluminum Co of America
American
High
200
43%
65
69%
19%
Laboratories
65%
Feb
28
Steel
65%
65%
27%
15%
57% Jan
58 V.
58"%
21%
„
Allegheny Ludlum
Range Since -Jan. 1
Low
58%
27%
Corp
15%
48%
Shares
High
58%
Co__
23% Jan
21%
for Week
of Prices
Low
common
only
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Laboratories
transactions
Week's
Jan
13%
59%
round-lot
Last
Jan
41
15%
•
the
Friday
STOCKS
60%
see page
40%
7%
2%
1
class
28%
7
Jan
317%
5%
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44
1
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13%
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Jan
27 74
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Feb
225
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274
27%
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Products
Raisin
46
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Jan
Refineries
Rickel
River
46%
Wines
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Feb
1
20%
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Jan
1
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America
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-
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38%
Jan
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25%
Feb
5%
2.50
41%
*
National Cash Register
National Dairy
Sinclair
Feb
34%
25%
;
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3
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■
20%
165
400
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Alleghany Corp (Un)
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Harvester
Schenley Industries
510
40
2,200
common
Kingston Products
Kresge Co (S S>
Lakey Foundry
Lansing Stamping
Jan
1
Reynolds Tobacco
21
57%
Manufacturing
Houdaille
79%
Dynamics
General Electric
Radio Corp of
Republic Steel
Jan
29%
5
Feb
5
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42%
5%
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28%
•
88%
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Oil
40%
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—
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10
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1.66%
Corp
Feb
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41%
Feb
sy.
Paige
61
23%
DuPont
—
Jan
29%
Brewing
79%
5
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Jan
5%
1
116
Dow Chemical
York
55%
Feb
1
Industries
Motors
65%
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.
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips Petroleum
Jan
4%
30
Gar Wood
64%
7
New
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53%
106
40
413/s
Feb
576
4%
9
85
1
Lead
13%
Jan
Jan
Jan
41%
—
Jan
807
Dayton Power St Light—
National
3,914
Jan
4%
—
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88%
10
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16
55
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15
54%
27%
35
408
25
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Feb
474
15%
II %
2
Service
Interantional
Feb
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American
Greyhound
2%
29%
360
4%
15%
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Feb
330
638
34 34
41
24%
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Colgate-Palmolive
General
16
22%
2%
32%
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49%
common
22%
2%
34%
13
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327%
274
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Steel
Gas
Jan
3
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Trailer
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1%
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1
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Avco
Corn Products
Jan
20
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Chesapeake St
Chrysler Corp
1
•
10
(LI)
new
230
1
52%
5
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1%
2
40%
70
23%
•
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Armco steel
Burlington
Burroughs
1%
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10
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Bethlehem
Jan
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Jan
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common
Jan
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Feb
34% Jan
12.50
Cyanamid
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Baldwin-Lima
2%
Jan
24%
31%
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American
1.250
Feb
81
*
American
3%
Feb
93
3%
Detroit Steel Corp..
Feb
36%
3%
1
Standard
33%
Feb
Midwest Stock
Airlines
Cities
148
106
Feb
13%
5
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American
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34 s.
35%
45%
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Jan
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200
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Rockwell
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38%
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5
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Aluminium
513
32 %
33%
10
Art
Kahn
45%
35%
12.50
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National
Picher
Gibson
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common
Cincinnati
44
Low
-
13%
1
Bros
Peninsular
High
;
Detroit Edison
Parke
Range Since Jan. 1
Range Since fan. 1
Low
High
13%
5
Machine..
&
Low
13%
1
Mfg
Company
Buell
Masco
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
Shares
1
Burroughs Corporation
Leonard
Exchange
for Week
of Prices
1
Brown-McLaren
LaSalle
Cincinnati Stock
Sales
Range
Par
.
Stores
Electric
Graham
100
Waldorf
Feb
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
j
.
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
1.00
57 %
—
—.
20
RR
Association
Webster
5%
5%
.
.100
System
Pennsylvania
Stone
——
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Shawmut
—_
32%
10
England Tel St Tel Co
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nrn
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New
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50
common
New
&
Jan
5
National Service Companies
Olin
Jan
48%
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Copper Corp
Northern
Feb
26%
Feb
1
Kennecott
Lane
61
Jan
43%
100
Gillette Co
Island
Feb
20%
10
61
,
_100
Co
Electric
General
A—
preferred class B
cum
61
35
43%
100
common
class
pfd
2
24
43%
100
Eastern Mass St Ry Co
6%
61
23%
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preferred
cum
:
10
—
Fuel
r
5
100
RR
Inc
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2%
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Jan
36%
28%
6 V.
2 %
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3,300
25%
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—_50c
Feb
25%
100
25'/.
36%
28%
36%
400
36%
Feb
41%
800
27% Jan
31%
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
30%
7
4,800
2$r Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
2
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26
Feb
Jan
(933)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
New
West
South
&
Central
2.50
.:
Oil & Refining common
convertible preferred
:
Champlin
S3
Chemetron Corp
5%
4
Cliff's
Co
Coleman
Feb
20%
Jan
53
30
National
51
'Jan
53
Jan
New
24%
24%
200
24
Feb
28%
Jan
63%
65
North
400
63 %
Feb
69%
Jan
22%
Feb
26
Jan
18%
19%
"i
650
30
13
13
400
160
160
57%
i
173/4
Natural
Consol
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-
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23%
Jan
Northern
Natural
Feb
36
Jan
Northern
States
Feb
15%
Jan
160
Feb
58%
55"%
Feb
331/4
..
200
31
Feb
43
44%
,
677
43
173
Feb
X49
700
•>'.
X49
10
(Minnesota)
Jan
711/4
Northwest
Jan
331/4
Oak
Edison
Oil
493/e
Jan
Jan
491/4
Jan
82
Jan
85
Jan
14%
16%
900
131/4
Jan
16%
Feb
Oiin-Mathieson
35
Jan
Owens-Illinois
57%
Power
Consumers
Co——y——
of
Co
of
Feb
19%
Feb
20 3/b
&
1,900
563/4
Feb
58 3/4
Jan
Pan Auieilcan World
250
263/4
Feb
29%
Jan
Paramount
451/2
Jan
481/«
Jan
Detroit
Edison
(Un)
Pont
Du
(E I)
Air
Eastern
El
Railroad
53%
Jan
56%
Jan
251/4
Feb
29
Jan
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
45%
43%
45%
1,300
42
Jan
461/4
Jan
(Un)
10%
10%
700
10y8
Feb
11%
38%
38%
38%
400
34
Feb
411/4
Jan
61%
61
61%
225
561/4
Jan
23%
23%
23%
210
231/a
Feb
12%
12%
13%,
1,200
11%
23%
23%
28%
8,300
23%
43%
43%
Jan
48
Feb
42%
27 %
Feb
32%
Inc
89
Feb
98%
26%
26%
200
25%
Jan
26%
265%
231% 235
400
225
700
27%
103
1,600
94%
Jan
28%
103
29
1,100
28 %
Feb
11%
11 %
350
10%
28%
99
28%
11%
-
33
Feb
27%
24
24%
25
500
241/4
Jan
293A
33 %
333/4
34%
2,000
33%
Jan
41%
Jan
18
18%
1,000
17%
Feb
20y2
Jan
...
63
7 .62
63%
300
v-
59
Jan
631/2
Feb
34%
35
1,800
34%
Feb
393/b
Jan
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26%
26%
600
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
46%
46
46%
400 '
43
Feb
541/4
98
100%
300
951/4
Feb
34%
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62 3/s
25
623/a
%
Jan
105
Jan
623/a
100
61
Feb
64
Jan
1
18%
18%
18%
400
18%
Feb
22%
Jan
1
common
42%
42%
42%
100
421%
Jan
431/4
Feb
39%
39%
41%
1,400
39
Jan
46
Jan
15
15%
200
141/4
Feb
17%
Jan
800
143/4
Feb
17 Va
Jan
1,300
56i/4
Feb
61
Jan
34%
Jan
_5
.
50
15
_25
Co
15
15%
573/4
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58
33 %•
Circle
Potter Co
107%
38 3/4
38%
383/4
40
Jan
2.50
331/2
33%
33%
100
33%
Feb
331/2
Feb
30
29%
30%
1,100
27%
Feb
46%
1,000
:
33%c
800
49'A
47 ■>.
Feb
3
323/s
46%
31
331/4, Jan
57 %! Jan
32.3/8
700
27%
Feb
32 3/4
•
45%
45
45%
2,400
431/4
Feb
48
Jan
1
281/4
28
281/4
356
28
Jan
29
Jan
•
42 3/4
42%
42%
700
423/8
Feb
43%
Feb
fi
32%
32%
333/4
1,700
32 %
Feb
39%!
Jan
453/4
453A
453/4
100
423A
Jan
453/4 °Jan
66 3/8
65
66%
1,400
59%
Jan
68%
46
47
200
453/4
Feb
523/4
66%
67
800
61%
Feb
783/4
Jan
Feb
12.50
(The)
10
12%
16,100
Jan
12%
42%
100
41'
Feb
42%
26%
26%
26%
125
26%
Feb
29
38
100
331%
7
7
Jan
3,000
Feb
92 %
River
Jan
2
18%
18%
18%
400
18 3/s
Feb
19%
1
291/8
28%
29'A
400
26
Jan
30
Feb
Corporation
10
8%
83/4
8%
100
.
Jan
Jan
(R
Brothers
Raisin
400
46%
Feb
54
42%
42
42%
900
40 %
Feb
44%
62%
603/4
62%
500
58
Feb
71V2
Jan
8
593/4
59%
60
800
56%
Jan
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Jan
•
Paper
54
•
Co
53%
2.50
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53%
30
28%
301/4
1,850
28%
Jan
31
Jan
_1
30%
29%
30%
5
35%
35%
36
41
41%
Jan
900
26
Jan
31%
Jan
200
35%
Feb
38
Jan
40
Feb
463/4
Jan
51
Feb
Jan
Co
67
'•
1
Standard Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Jan
''mm*.
10
Rockwell
Feb
8
6%
753/8
|
Inc
Reynolds
Rlchman
Feb
39
Jan
400
80%
•
Rexah Drug & Chemical
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
Jan
38
5
Revlon
Feb
7%
(Un)
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Feb
42 %
Indiana
Radio
Jan
11%
Co
of
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
Jan
13%
Service Co
Oil
Pure
Jan
32
Feb
Public
Jan
>
79
Freuhauf
Trailer
Inc
'•
,
8 3/4
9%
Feb
St
National
61
Jan
Louis
Louis
Public
St
General
American
General
Bankshares
General
Box
General
Corp
9
2
Corp
General
Foods
General
Motors Corp
General
Portland
General
Public
Corp——.—
90%
*
w
Cement
64
Jan
500
8 3/e
Feb
9
Jan
200
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
200
7%
Feb
8
Jan
Schwitzer
300
451/4
Feb
53
Jan
91
88%
99%
Jan
105%
Feb
45
Feb
55%
Jan
200
333/4
Feb
39%
Jan
Shell
300
22% Feb
23%
Jan
72%
23%
23%
76
Sheaffer
Class
(W A)
Co
Strapping
Corp
76
77
Feb
84%
Jan
703/8
72%
300
68
Feb
80%
Jan
Socony Mobil Oil
69%
651%
691/4
'600
60
Jan
69%
Feb
20%
20
21%
1,800
18 3/4
Feb
23%
Jan
Southwestern
40%
411/4
160
40 Va
Feb
43%
Jan
Sparton
—10
—
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Goldblatf Brothers
8
14
14
100
13 3/e
Feb
14
*
41
%
39%
41%
1,200
38%
Feb
47%
(W
*
23%
233/8
23%
200
213/41 Feb
23%
Feb
Granite
City
com__6.25
1
331/4
32
33%
800
30
Feb
35%
Feb
46
46
46
•
461/2
44
46%
39
Feb
43%
Jan
273/4
273/4
28%
200
273/4
Feb
36 y8
Jan
Jan
72 Yb
72%
721%
100
70%
Feb
79
Jan
Wi
a
27-/8
2 i°/a
100
27
Jan
28
Jan
481/8
463/s
481/a
4,600
443/4
Feb
503/4
Jan
1
\-y
91/4
500
8%
Feb
9%
9%
200
83/4
Feb
9%
Jan
35%
35%
351/4
100
351/4
Feb
423/4
Jan
1
52%
52%
53
300
52%
Feb
55%
Feb
43%
9%
Co
Oil
Pacific
93/a
Jan
I
(Un)
46
4,100
42%
Feb
55
Jan
37%
373/4
391/4
3,000
373/4
Feb
421/4
Jan
8
Co
43%
16
(Un)
Public
Corp
-
413/4
41%
413/4
300
38»%
Feb
413/4
Feb
21%
21%
500
21 y8
Feb
231/2
Jan
47%
47%
-200
47
Jan
483/4
Jan
82
82
10
82
Feb
82
Feb
213/8
♦
Service
1
preferred
6%
___100
'■n—J. /
-
Jan
Gossard
100
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rub Co new com
391/s
_1
Southern Co (Un)
distribution
ex
(Un.)
39%
1
Steel
Sinclair
Jan
391/s
1
72%
2,300
541/4
V'• V.
A
Co
Southern
Alden Corp
Glidden
'
•
B
Oil
1
Co__
A
class
Pen
—1
Telephone & Electronics Corp__10
Tire & Rubber;
83y3c
General
111/4
Feb
II3
*
Y
Signode
34%
Jan
Jan
43%
'
1
•
Jan
98%
9,200
23%
—5
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84%
100
,
473/4
Jan
1,000
7O0
10%
45%
50
'
1
Corp
"
1,700
46
46%
11%
44%
1.40
Roebuck & Co
dears
'
151
11
443/4
13
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
1053/s 1053/B
'
46%
1
—
Utilities—
(The)
-i.
Feb
50
1,300
10
603/s
48
50
•
A
Co
600
34%
1.66%
Electric
--
5
class
Co
7%
48
20 f
Stockyards
Service
Paper
3%
:
73/4
48
—1
5
Regis
Sangarno
9
3%
7%
2
Dynamics (Un)
General Electric Co
623/8
9
1-'
Finance
Contract
Gillette
613/4
623/8
Transportation—.2.50
General
Glen
Jan
23%
Feb
Feb
26%
232 %
79I/8
Dairies
uenl
Feb
Jan
l
Co———
Foremost
D
Jan
24%
12
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)_
Phllco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Jan
900".
;
America
291/8
Jan
.52% Jan
24 %
•
7.50
Pnzer
Jan
42%
;
—
Perfect
Feb
40%
-5
Motor
W
43
600
5
F
Jan
90 %
3
Bankshares
of
3iy8
28
2
Mills
Feb
89%
Firstamerlca
Wisconsin
Jan
27%
1
Flour
60
133/4
89%
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Tire & Rubber (new)
Ford
1,400
Jan
Feb
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
27%
Firestone
First
47%
x41% x41%
64%
29%
>
41%
•
Corp
Jan
Jan
10
Co
303/s
22%
People's Gas Light & Coke
10%
1
Natural Gas
Paso
Erie
Co
Feb
•
400
5
(Un)
Inc
28%
1,800
(Un)
1,100
1
de Nemours
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
i
7,000
Feb
Airways (Un)
55%
5
Inc
29%
Jan
Feb
(Un)—
25%
5
Co—:
USA
Ltd
Dvewrys
Electric
25%
20
Dodge Manufacturing Co_.
Dow Chemical
&
Pictures
25%
10
Co
Feb
501%
Parke-Davis Si Co
Gas
1
Company
383/4
26 3%.
6.25
25
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Jan
Jan
I
25
—.—
36
1,300
Glass
26%
1
America-
200
.
1,200
Corp
10
Cudahy Packing Co
Deere
Chemical
5
—
Steel Co
Crucible
Jan
38%.
Jan
27%
_II_
5
Co
Crane
40 %
51%
;
54%
America
31%
Feb
50%
1
5
Continental Can Co—_—
Continental Motors Corp
Controls
46
Feb
35
27
—.
300
27%
46
26
560
•
—3.38
Natural Gas
8,000
58%
600
36%
;
Co
6,120
27%
——————_10
of America
Container Corp
57
Co
Oklahoma
•
25
28%
108
24
(Un)
Jan
41%
100
Xl9% x20
Feb
27%
10
Co
Ohio
48
300
20
953/4
51%
j
Manufacturing
Ohio
85
10
200
10
Bancorporation
43%
27%
Jan
95%
Jan
•
84%
27%
56%
Co—
(Un)
43
•
Jan
Feb
Co—•
Co_
Power
Feb
•; 48 3/e
29%
Service
35%
52%
38%
.
Feb
100
35%
■v
31
54%
28%
36%
Airlines
northwest
High
32%
27%
Gas
Feb
Low
100
95%
95%
(Un)_
Public
293/4
57%
1.33%
Gas
5
RR
Indiana
84%
common
54%
Aviation
123/4
100
...
33
«
—5
Consolidated Foods
1
Northern
30
13
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32%
(Un)
American
Pacific
Edison
Commonwealth
Low
5
(Un)
American Car Corpi:
Northern Illinois Gas Co
43%
(Un)
Shares
Co_
Co
1
—
Products
Central
100
—
System
500
1
tor Week
North
49
common
^
Lead
York
63y4
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Iron
Inc__
Gas
Jan
19
100
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia
33 %
500
24%
10
preferred
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Gypsum
Feb
19
*
com
Co
City Products Corp
Cleveland
National
29%
19
52%
South Shore & So Bend—.12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
—*
Chrysler Corp :
25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
8.50
Service
Distillers
690
23%
i Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
National
32%
19
Chicago
Cities
High
32%
22%
1 Week's
Last
Sale Trice
1
preferred-
A
Low
25
•
:
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&
series'
•
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STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32%
1
25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un);
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
Chicago
Low
Corp—
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w
common
for Week
Shares
(Range for Week EndedFebruary 26)
Sales
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
37
Gray
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Drug
CO-
Steel
Co
new
Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Greif
Bros
Gulf
Oil Corp
Heileman
Hein
Hupp
Central
Indiana
Inland
Steel
Interlake
12 3/a
Jan
12%
37
14%
15%
500
14%
Jan
16"%
Jan
1
-3
1
Mineral
Nickel
Jones
&
Kaiser
Tel
Steel
Laughlin
Salle
Laclede
Leath
6c
Co
Co
Murshall
Martin
Merck
&
i
University
42%
42%
400
411/4
Feb
81
82
Brick
Food
Chemical
42%
3,500
401/4
Jan
463/a
Feb
45%
45 %
46%
6,100
45 y8
Feb
50 %
Jan
50%
51%
400
50 y8
Feb
56
Jan
26%
26%
26%
200
151/s
Feb
17%
Jan
Jan
4
313/4
24J/2
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
1
58%
55%
58 %
400
521/2
Feb
63
Jan
Corp
_5
22%
22%
22%
Feb
26 y8
Jan
23%
23%
1,100
1,700
221/2
1
25
22%
Feb
24
Jan
Jan
49
50%
2,100
45!%
Jan
50%
Feb
13%
13%
100
113A
Jan
143/4
Jan
34%
34%
35
34
Jan
36
76
76
76%
800
74 y2
Feb
86 3A
Jan
30%
30%
300
29%
Jan
31 y8
Jan
30 Y*
Feb
36%
Jan
2.50
(Un)_
Corp
Temco
Company
Aircraft
Corp
50%
1
42%
1,000
39%
200
39
Feb
43
Jan
Tennessee
451/4
Feb
50%
Jan
Texaco
291/8
Feb
31%
Jan
Texas
Gas
Transmission
Jan
Texas
Gulf
Producing
46%
100
104%
104.% 104%
100
103
Feb
IO93/4
114
113% 114
200
108 3/s
Feb
1353/4
Textron
Jan
'
Transmission Co
Gas
1
25
Inc
Inc
5
34%
900
32
Feb
391/s
Jan
18%
200
18 3/a
Jan
20
30%
30%
30%
100
50c
23%
23%
24%
800
20
Feb
24%
Jan
51%
53'A
300
471/4
Feb
57%
Jan
26%
27
200
261%
Jan
28%
Jan
Feb
—
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
5
•
5
72%
72%
200
67
Feb
89%
Jan
Toledo
48%
48%
49
400
46
Feb
541/a
Jan
Trane
32%
Jan
Transamerica
99%
Jan
Trans
Edison
313/4
31%
31%
200
31%
Feb
86
88
400
86
Feb
69%
66%
69%
1,900
63
Jan
70%
Jan
Trav-ler
4%
4%
300
43/4
Jan
4%
Jan
Tri
2%
2%
1,000
2 %
Jan
31% Jan
:
20th
Radio
10
10
Jan
Onion
Carbide
18%
18%
600
18% Feb
21%
Jan
Union
Electric
29%
100
28
Jan
293/4
Jan
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
29
103/4
10%
10
Jan
800
9%
Feb
11%
Jan
(Un)
Film (Un)
Corp
Century-Fox
10
100
Corp
Continental
Jan
United
Aircraft
21%
Jan
United
Air
400
8 i/e
Jan
United
Corporation
United
Fruit
States
Corp
Lines
45%
461/2
200
45%
Feb
541/a
Jan
United
461/2
46%
463/4
400
45
Feb
483/4
Jan
U
S
(Del)
38%
Feb
433/4
Jan
U
S
Steel
Universal Oil
283/4
Feb
80%
Feb
1
1
1
8%
8%
83/8
2,100
Feb
lli/a
Jan
35%
35%
35%
100
34 y8
Feb
39Va
Jan
35%
35%
35%
300
31V*
Feb
34
Jan
131% 133%
33%
333/4
200
8
131
Feb
5,000
Jan
2,400
29
Feb
31
Jan
Feb
41
37%
200
29%
30
400
7%
93
25
89%
Jan
33%
43 V2
37%
25%
1473/4
Jan
Feb
1
•
Feb
32
35%
500
5
(Un)
Rubber Co
300
Jan
Jan
16 3/a
10
(Un)
Inc
Co
46%
Jan
29
Feb
30
89%
74
Feb
15
29%
Feb
26%
263/8
500
29%
Feb
200
700
153/4
10
Feb
28 5/a
27%
15%
RR
7%
421/4
27%
15%
36
163/4
28%
Jan
27%
35%
81%
39
67
35%
100
28%
16 y8
Feb
133%
300
42
Feb
59
•
10
17
73/4
15%
450
25
Co
83 3/4
1
100
61%
(Un)
Corp
83%
7%
15%
60%
California
of
17
~7%
15%
61%
5
(Un)
Corp
Airlines
World
26%
1
5
Co
Company
86
83%
Jan
Jan
72%
io%
4,800
3.33 %
Thor Power Tool Co
34
18%
34%
7%
200
25%
1,900
37%
1
7y8
25
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
31 %
Jan
93
400
95%
Jan
f
56%
55%
57
7,300
543%
Jan
633/8
Jan
16%
87%
85%
873/4
2,400
83
Feb
1031/4
1
28%
26
28%"
1,900
24%
Jan
29
Jan
10
Gypsum
(Un)
52%
51
4
Corp
86 3A
Jan
37%
Feb
,28% Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
80%
13%
500
16 3/4
Feb
18 y8
Feb
Walgreen
4
12%
121/4
12%
600
12
Feb
13
Jan
Western
181/2
181/2
400
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
1
18 3
52%
1
*
10
*
*
::::5
5
3
8y8
8
52%
8
523/4
200
52 y8
Feb
54%
Jan
81/4
1,300
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
50C
44.
52%
300
453/4
Jan
521/4
Feb
1
11%
103/4
11%
2,200
10 3/4
Feb
133/4
Jan
Telegraph
—?%
Westinghouse Elec Corp new com__6.25
wnirlpool Corp
6
50%
48%
50%
700
463/4
Feb
55%
50%
49
50 3/s
1,600
451/2
Feb
57 Vs
Jan
29%
293/4
30 y4
150
29 y8
Feb
341/s
Jan
White
61%
61
61%
200
56%
Feb
67%
Jan
19
Co
Union
Motor
—1
Co
176
32
32
180
32%
22%
22%
231/a
81/4
61/2
8 1/2
45%
46%
162
Feb
32
Jan
33%
Jan
Wieboldt
22%
Jan
24
Jan
Wilson
41/2
Jan
Feb
Wisconsin
Electric Power
Public Service
1,000
5,260
8%
Jan
Feb
400
600
Wisconsin
180
45%
180
Product* Co
Inc
Webcor
Stores
Inc
21
22
600
Jan
22
Feb
42 3/4
42%
300
36%
Feb
42%
Jan
10
38%
38%
383/4
300
36 %
Feb
39 y8
Jan
10
26%
25%
26%
450
25%
Feb
26%
Jan
10
64
64
643/4
1,900
59 V*
Feb
6 6 3/4
Jan
1
15%
14%
153/4
2,000
14%
Feb
19
Jan
•
common
Co
&
80%
80%
81%
350
80 y»
Feb
84%
Jan
19
Jan
•
22
•
(Un)
3,100
44%
Feb
55%
Jan
Woolworth
45
Jan
53
Jan
World Publishing Co new common
61%
Feb
64%
Feb
Wrigley
(F W)
Co
(Un)
47%
47»/a
491/4
1,000
641/4
64'A
641/4
100
160'/a
200
141
Feb
172%
Jan
Yaies-Amer
Machine
Co
18
Feb
19%
Jan
Youngstown
Sheet
Tube
Feb
7%
Jan
Zenith
1601/s
154
18
A
see page
41%
Feb
10
For
footnotes,
41%
Feb
17%
—
Jan
11
40%
Muskegon Motor Specialities—
Company
503/4
14%
79%
Inc
Feb
25%
17%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris
(Philip) & Co (Un)„_,
431/2
3,500
80'/a
Co
400
300
_16%c
Products—
45%
2,800
(Un)—12.50
Inc
44%
17
400
(Un)
Jan
44%
12%
39%
42%
371/4
Jan
*
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Muter
88
501/4
1
Cement
.
class
Jan
Feb
Feb
18%
Swift &
Jan
771/4
40
35%
16%
4
Mfg
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine Manufacturing Co
Conv
47%
1,100
29%
—1
25
1
—1
Middle South Utilities
Motorola
42%
100
12%
Sundstrand
*
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Monroe
Feb
5
1
Co
Mickelberry's
30%
36%
16%
•
Cement
Metropolitan
Jan
45%
8.75
•
5
1
33%
Field
Co
26
29%
33Vise
Chemical
common—
Portland
&
300
45%
10
(Un)
common
(The)
Medusa
30%
29%
•
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Marquette
30%
l5
7.50
&
Extension
Gas
30%
Jan
36%
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Jan
3.50
Light (Un)
Kennecott. Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co—
La
13%
Jan
373/a
12%
Sunbeam
Jan
Jan
43
Feb
17
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When issued
93A
26'/8
Feb
31%
1
Jan
Feb
800
Jan
34
200
*
18%
12 %
22%
2,600
36%
10
Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
47%
800
*
(Un)
Co
Power
Power
Co
(Un)
(Un)
(Ohio)
Feb
_•
Chemical—
Tel
&
Aluminum
Kansas
&
Oil N J (Un)
Feb
11
_•
Harvester
Indiana
13
43/8
3%
of
38%
Feb
11
International
450
3%
12%
_•
/ 2,600
800
_•
.
47%
3%
3%
10
•
15
45
1,800
36
32%
—7
Oil
Standard
Jan
1
International
Interstate
13
47%
24 %
34
6.25
California
Co
23
32%
28
of
Oil
35%
•
(Un)
Oil
Standard
24%
•
Standard
Jan
15
60s
__5
Standard
Jan
Feb
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Standard
Jan
29%
D
Standard Brands Inc
Feb
21%
75
Corp
Paper
66%
Feb
2,500
Steamship Co
International
Jan
20y8
12%
RR
International
59 %
900
303/4
1
International
100
21%
12%
Inc
Co
66
21
29%
—
General
Square
Jan
12%
Corporation
Illinois
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel
Inc
Jan
50%
293/i
Corp
Illinois Erick Co
49
Feb
8.33%
(G) Brewing Co
Industries
Feb
21 i/e
Co7p
Howard
45%
42%
—3
.——-——-—1
(Un)
new common
Werner
Hertz
150
1,000
66
•
A
class
Cooperage
Greyhound Corn
Griesedieck Co
:
18
40
7
7
300
6%
(Wm)
Radio
Jr Co
Corp
&
.6
•
1
17%
116
98%
173/4
18%
114% 116
95%
99%
400
500
9,700
173/4 Feb
110
Feb
951/4 Feb
1371/4
Jan
112
Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, February 29, 1960
.
.
.
(934)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February 26)
Week's
Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Laboratories
Admiral
Aeco
Air
Allegheny
Allied
23%
Jan
Feb
36c
Jan
75
Feb
77 Va
Ja
Corp
200
75%
4%
Jan
7 V*
Jan
10%
Feb
13 V*
Jan
Gen
8%
100
8%
Feb
Jan
General
4%
5
300
4%
Feb
Feb
52
52
100
47%
Feb
56%
Jan
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty Oil Co
Jan
Gillette Co
11%
8%
4%
ly
10
5%
Jan
31
Jan
35 Va
Jan
Gladden
Feb
71
Jan
(Un)
1
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American Can Co (Un)
12.50
-American Cement Corp. pfd (Un>—25
21%
21%
21%
900
20
Feb
25%
28%
28%
100
27%
Jan
29%
40%
40%
1,000
40%
Feb
43
Inc
com
•
&
20
(Un)
Ltd
Factors
American
Tobacco
25%
500
25
Jan
26
Jan
Granite
52%
300
51,%
Feb
57%
Jan
Great
Jan
Groat
14%
1,300
13
Feb
38%
100
38
Jan
39%
Feb
Greyhound
8
9%
300
8
Feb
9%
Jan
Grumman
12%
13 %
3,200
Feb
14%
Jan
54%
Feb
55%
99%
Jan
17%
4,400
13%
Feb
19%
Jan
46
47%
4,800
Feb
55%
41%
800
29%
Feb
41 Va
Feb
5 VB
200
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
5Va
•
45
23 %
23 V»
5oo:v
22%
Jan
23%
Jau
76 V4
76%
800:..
75.
Feb
84%
Jan
71%
71%
71%
100,,
68%
Feb
79 Va
45%
46
200
43 Va
Feb
50%
Jan
15%
15%
200 V
15%
Feb
19%
Jan
65%
66 %
300
60
Jan
66%
Feb
15%
Jan
2.20
2.20
2.25
200
Feb
2.50
Jan
23%
23 %
24
1,300
23
Jan
25%
Jan
20
21%
1,700
18
Feb
23%
Jan
2,000
60c
Feb
50c
50C
49c
41
40
41
2%
2%
33 y»
33 V«
33 Va
1%
1%
1%
48>/a
2%
*
V
2.20
;
Jan
Feb
47%
Jan
2%
900.
60c
38%
500
'
Feb
3%
Jan
100
33%
Feb
33 %
Feb
500
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
48%
500
48 Va
Feb
53%
Jan
21%
Jan
27 Va
Feb
./
,
2iyi
21
21%
1,300
20
Feb
27%
27%
100
23
Jan
8%
30
29%
30
300
29%
7%
16%
16%
17
1,600
16 Va
Engineering (Un)_1
(Un)
Jan
23%
3
Corp
Aircraft
Corp
Jan
•
1
12.50
(Un)...
Ry
Jan
85 Va
Feb
36V*
Jan
19V*
Jan
Feb
11%
400
Oil
Gulf
Chemical
&
Northern
13%
13%
Oil
53%
1,100
10c
,
(Un)
Steel Co
City
Feb
90
Co—_.il
Calif
of
Co
Lake
38%
54%
55%
71%
67%
71%
1.000
67%
Feb
71%
Feb
Hawaiian Pineapple
22%
24%
2.300
22%
Feb
28%
Feb
Hercules
24%
15%
300
14%
Jan
16
Feb
Hertz
15%
80
Jan
88
Jan
'
107
Feb
Hilton
Feb
Hoffman
2 1/12
68
68
100
66 %
Feb
46%
46%
100
39
Feb
46%
Feb
1
(Un)
Co
9
9%
300
9
Feb
10%
Jan
(Un)
Aircraft
Hiller
Corp
400
34%
36
1,400
34%
Feb
43%
Jan
Feb
40%
Feb
Holly
25%
1
1
73c
73c
2.95
2.95
20%
20 y4
11%
12% "
Holly Development Co
32%
24%
Electronics
35%
40%
16,100
57)4
57
57%
200
56%
Feb
67%
Jan
Howe
Sound Co
2.50
32%
32%
32%
100
31%
Jan
34%
Feb
Hupp
Corp
41 %
41%
400
33
Jan
42
20%
600
20%
Feb
22%
Jan
68
Feb
Jan
37 3«
600
23
Feb
26%
Jan
100*
61c
Jan
85c
Feb
34%
100,
I
Jan
Feb
20%
35
35
-50c
2,500
107
25
Ampex Corp common new
—1
Anaconda (The) Co (Un)—_—_„__50
'
,2.50
Hotels Corp..
88
106
102%
Feb
.-1
Powder
Corp
86%
25
(Un)
Co
Jan
14
88
& Tel Co
American Tel
American
Humor
Goodyear Tire & Rubber new com
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
38%
33%
Inc
Marc
Good
Jan
15
50c
American Machine &
Foundry.—3.50
American Motors
Corp
(Un)
5
New common w i——....
1.66%
American Standard Sanitary (Un)
3
American
V*
Jan
25
•
(Un)
Foreign Power
(Un)
Alden
45%
..
76%
1
5
1
Corp
Products
Glen
51%
25%
..10
1
Cyanamid Co (Un)
American Electronics Inc
American
Amer
40%
100
High
400
34
;
5%
—1
_—-——
Ya
14%
46%
80c
*
Gladding McBean & Co
34Va
68%
American Airlines
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
48%
/ 89
41%
(Un)—10
(Un)—83%
Co
(Un).
68%
1,300,
32%
68 V*
1
Rubber
&
1,600
37%
32%
—
Tire
:
/• 36%
32%
(Un)..
90
16%
\.
Telephone & Electronics
40
36%
—
—
Petroleum
Amerada
it-
900
5%
11
*
*
Limited
Aluminium
Feb
1,200
5%
1
18
10
(Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
Chemical
Allied
59%
Feb
26c
1
*
Corp__
Pictures
Artists
Feb
18
14,600
5%
(Un)
common
(Un)
56
300
30c
11%
f
Corp
Warrants
300
20%
75%
(Un)
Co
Industries
J
A
100
Corp
Reduction
59%
28c
30c
Dynamics Corp
Electric Co (Un)—
General
20
Corp
Low
47%
1
5
General Exploration Co of California__l
General Motors Corp common
1%
General Pacific Corp.——_•
General Public Service
(U11I
10c
General Public Utilities
(Un)_-._—.—5
General
High
Low
58%
—5
common
Shares
47%
Par
Range Since Jan. I
High
Low
Par
Abbott
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Pacific Coast
American Viscose
(Un)
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
Armour
Ashland
(HI)
Co
&
Oil
&
Refining
Atchison Topeka
Atlantic
Atlas
(Un)
Warrants
Avco
Avnet
(Un)
Elec
3
—10c
(Un)
Corp
Ealdv/in-Lima-Hamilton
Barker
Eros
Instrument
Beckman
Aircraft
Bell
&
Bell
Howell
Bishop
Oil
Black
Eolsa
Chic a
Oil
Case
(J
I)
Certain-Teed
15%
Jan
28%
Feb
International
Tel
14%
Feb
Kaiser
Kansas Power & Light (Un)___—.8.75
31%
31%
ioo
Kennecott
__<■
87%
88 3
a
400
2.50
52 y«
52%
666
Jan
Kern
36%
36%
200
35%
Feb
36%
49
50%
1,700
47%
Feb
57 V*
Jan
9%
9%
100
9%
Feb
10
Jan
Lehman
Jan
Leslie
Salt
Jan
Libby
McNeill
9c
21%
Feb
15c
30
Lear
li e
Jan
Feb
48
Jan
Litton
Feb
35%
Jan
Lockheed
1,000
49%
Feb
60 V*
Feb
Loew's
22%
100
21%
Feb
27%
Jan
Lone
8%
200
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
Lorillard
Corp
Theatres
S:ar
Colorado
Fuel
Broadcast
Gas
Commercial
Consol
Solvents
Edison
Can
Continental
Corn
Products
Crestmont
Co
Co
Oil
14 Va
14%
28%
28%
10c
41c
23%
Steel
Co
M J M
650
19%
Jan
22%
Feb
Macy & Co (R H) common
Magnavox Co
(Un)
*
22
30
Jan
Matson
0
fe M Oil Co
5,7.i
Feb
Feb
12%
Jan
Menasco
36%
36%
100
36%
Feb
41Va
Jan
Merchants
300
16%
Feb
21%
Jan
Merck
28
Jan
4%
Feb
(Un)
Navigation
11
Meier &
Frank
Mfg
Co
Co
Inc
*
&
Co
&
Desilu
DiGlorgio Fruit
Class
Jan
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Jan
Middle
Jan
Mission
69 V*
Jan
Utilities
65%
600
64%
Feb
22%
100
22%
Feb
24 Va
Jan
Monogram
28
28
100
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
Monsanto
57%
59%
1,300
57%
Feb
71%
Jan
Jan
52
Jan
16
Montana-Dakota
Precision
16
Feb
18 V*
52
52 V*
18 Va
19
32 Va
32 %
_10
;
duPont
Lab
El
Kodak
Paso
Natural
Co
6%
44%
Feb
28 %
28 Va
100
28%
Feb
23%
23%
100
21%
Jan
500
45%
Feb
200.
12%
Jan
00 if
Jan
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
•
47%
47%
48 3
Feb
Montrcse
1
12%
12 Va
12%
27%
200
26%
Feb
35%
40 %
100
38%
Feb
44%
Jan
Nafi
._1
33%
27%
19%
19%
2,100
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
National
14%
14%
100 T
100
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
National Distillers & Chemical
31%
31 Va
31%
500 ~
31;
61%
200
59
Jan
63%
Feb
43%
45
800
42%
Jan
47%
Jan
National Theatres Inc (Un)
Natomas Company
New England Electric System
10%
10%
100
10%
Feb
11%
50%
200
49%
Feb
55
Jan
5%
5%
500
5%
Feb
6
Jan
47
47%
Jan
48%
800
46%
Jan
53%
Jan
70
86%
Feb
88
Jan
100
23%
Feb
29 Va
Jan
12%
500
10%
10%
300
23
26
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20 Va
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11%
Feb
14%
Jan
Feb
12
Jan
Northern
3,800
Feb
30%
Jan
17%
Jan
21%
Feb
Occidental
43%
Feb
47%
Feb
Ohio
16%
Feb
18%
12%
Feb
14 Va
Feb
21%
10
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43%
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800
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Feb
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Feb
9%
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300
235%
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Feb
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28%
29%
900
94%
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28
Feb
105%
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Jan
500
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15
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26%
Feb
18
Jan
Feb
38%
Jan
11.
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100
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Railway
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..
300
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13
Jan
Jan
Pacific
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Pacific
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34%
26 V*
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46%
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100
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10,900
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300
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600
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
Pacific Tel & Tel
22%
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Feb
Pfizer
Feb
Phelps Dodge Corp
4%
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Philco
Feb
29%
Jan
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4%
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Jan
22%
Feb
85%
,
Jan
56%
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Puget
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80%
1,100
76%
Feb
92%
Jan
Pullman
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1,700
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Feb
19%
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54%
900
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29%
29%
29%
400
26
30
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53%
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Feb
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200
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100
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200
Feb
62
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Railway Equip & Realty Co
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
17%
40
27%
Feb
Jan
22%; Jan
43%
Feb
45 VH
3
Feb
1%
38%
Jan
6%
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(Un)
Feb
Feb
44%
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Feb
8%
5
Pulp & Timber
America
Jan
100
500
35%
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Radio Corp of
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11%
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85%
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10
37%
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Feb
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4
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Feb
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Jan
23%
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Morris Ac Co
35%
Jan
24%
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Airways
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
*
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12 %
Jan
64%
30%
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Pepsi-Col a Co (Un)
United
18%
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Feb
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Pacific Petroleums Ltd
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Feb
79%
1,400 '
29 Ta
85%
14%
300
62%
30
2
33%
1,000
17%
61%
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100
12%
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62%
25
600
51%
16%
25
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14%
50
5
25
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Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Petroleum Co
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lnt
18%
«
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15%
Jan
200
29
35%
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13%
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24%
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Chem
31% Jan
Feb
24%
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Feb
36%
4
Firstamerica Corp
Flintkote Co (Un)__
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1
3
9%
30%
100*
50c
(Un)
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;
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150
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89%
25
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common
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40%
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30%
40%
5
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Fargo Oils
30%
•
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32.50-
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23%
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Feb
8%
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_1
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1.200
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16c
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25
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23
1
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28'/a
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13%
Jan
55
Jan
40%
5%
8%
Jan
300
«
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700
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Eureka
Feb
6%
45 3 4
Feb
23%
RR
Phono
32%
6%
2
Feb
86%
—
&
Jan
32
200
—1
7%
23%
Specialty Co
Radio
Jan
43%
86%
Products. Corp
Emerson
Feb
Jan
21%
100
50c
Electronic
18%
54 V*
Feb
1.000
5
Electrical
Feb
Feb
18%
8%
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16%
43%
«
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Eastman
Feb
27%
10%
5
common
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7%
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Feb
61%
—
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DuMont
Jan
Feb
43%
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Dow Chemical Co
Dresser
8 Va
2.20
52
500
17%
Feb
Feb
Jan
76 Va
9,000
18%
17%
6%
1.85
^
600
52 y«
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(Un)
Utilities
Power
17%
.10
Industries
Chemical
16
(Un)___12.50
Inc—____
Develop Co (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
64%
Jan
37%
38%
-
300
13%
22%
40%
Jan
80'/*
31%
45
Feb
Feb
80
34
19%
Jan
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Feb
Jan
80 V4
Feb
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38 Va
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34 V*
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30 3a
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500
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Feb
36'/8
400
29
l
Douglas Aircraft Co
26%
800
12%
Domlnguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
Dorr-Oliver Inc preferred
Douglas
Jan
43
7%
100
<Un>
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Corp
Jan
15%
100
2.00
13
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Grande
Feb
31%
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13%
Y
(Un)
71 *
Feb
14%
•
100
16%
13
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26 "
300
7 V*
27%
(Un)
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10%
Jan
50
-
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Jan
12%
38 V*
2.00
400
Publishing Co (Un)_^_
Curtiss-Wright Corp com (Un)
Denver
11'/*
Feb
35%
7%
400
Curtis
Records
Feb
Feb
50
2.00
30
10
Jan
Jan
62
9%
17,200
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Inc
South
42c
l
30%
com
/
35%
35%
10
29%
Co
&
36c
25c
29%
8
20%
28%
Feb
Jan
_
Co
Co
Petroleum
16%
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Decca
Jan
38 V*
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30%
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of
55
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Jan
37 3
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Crucible
Feb
Jan
52%
~
200
38
29%
(Un)
Zellerbach Corp
Preferred
Jan
15%
100
38
4
33%
100
•
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Jan
99 Va
26%" Feb
100
Feb
500
_2.50
(Un)
Co
16 V*
33%
Feb
49 Va
700
Feb
500
10
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27%
21
11
(Un)
of
Co
Continental
Feb
Feb
1.000" / 57%
71
26
5
•
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System
12%
100"
10%
65%
(Un)
12.50
Iron
&
Columbia
10 V*
71
26%
29%
4%
57%
Jan
Jan
87 %
600"
10c
700
29%
l
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11
22%
Feb
88
53%
Feb
Feb-
31%
,
200
10%
31%
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1
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Jan
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60
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Feb
2.80
50
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1
36%
common
60
21%
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Service
Inc
new
Corp
Cement
(P)
28%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_____
25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)._*
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific (Un)_*
Chrysler Corp
25
Clary
America
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Products
Cities
of
Aircraft
1
America
19%
Feb
Jan
66%
400
*
10'%
22
29%
Feb
2.25
45 %
,
1,000
*
7
Libby
21
22
38%
45%
400
2,200
18%
26 3
10
&
Industries Inc
I
5
1
Co
31%
5
:
(Un)
17%
26%
17%
50
Corp
41%
4%
:
Feb
Feb
30
Jan
'
13%
13 Va
13 Vs
4
(Un
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Lithium
8%
d
Feb
27%
Co
Copper
50%
22 %
18%
Feb
1%
8%
18%
32%
100
Jan
10
1,100
300 V
1%
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34 %
chem Corp com
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69%
58%
33%
Oil
2.000
58
34%
72%
Feb
58%
•
(Un)
49 %
16
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72 %
73%
4
Jan
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800
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1.400
Feb
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14
4
400
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38%
31
114
Feb
200
44%
112%
Feb
2,300
4
114
76%
16
30
Feb
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68%
49%
42%
108
Jan
48
4
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Feb
15%
43
103%
200
49
31
100
3,700
57%
5
104 Va
50
64%
500
104 %
2.45
300
12,000
104%
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&
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Jan
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2.25
68%
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Feb
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Feb
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64
28
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Interstate
Jan
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Feb
Feb
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43%
Johns-Manville
4,100
8%
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Feb
Feb
Jan
8%
200
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Jan
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Jan
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16
8%
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54c
56c
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28
1.600
28
5
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13%
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1%
(Un)
(Un)
Int'l
73%
Com
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Celanese
International Harvester (Un)
60c
5c
California Packing Corp
Canada
Southern Petroleum
Corp
Interlake Iron
Jan
1%
Min
Co
Carrier
Jan
2%
7334
(Un)-.—-—
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6%
Feb
1%
;
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Feb
2%
i—8
Co
Capital
5%
800
73%
Budget Finance 6'/
pfd—
Burlington Industries Inc (Uni
Burroughs Corporation
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1,400
2%
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PI
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Brunswick-Balke-Collender
California
5%
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Feb
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)...
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Budd
Inland
P. 1
(Un »
(Un)
Consol
Co
Jan
13
2
Airplane
Jan
41%
100
Co
Mammoth
Boeing
27%
Feb
International
5
Corp
Feb
36%
28
13%
(Un )—
Co
Steel
24%
100
16
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Gypsum
Bethlehem
2.400
1
Inc
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Eestwall
26
37%
2.55 Feb
,
80c
66c
80c
Corp (Un)__50c
Co Ltd
10c
Maryland Mines
Imperial Development
2%
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Aircraft. Corp
Idaho
5%
5%
12%
1
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Corp
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(Un)
25
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Mfg
(Un)—10
10
1
(Un)
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41
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& Santa Fe
Refining
Corp
5
(Un)————
36%
40%
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
"
Jan
57%
Jan
33
Jan
;
64 Va
6%
Feb
Feb
~
.
47%
Jan
Feb
90 V*
Feb
Feb
Feb
29%
Jan
68 % Jau
73%
Feb
32%
Feb
38 Va
Jan
Feb
68
Jan
60
8%
Feb
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Feb
27%
Jan
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46%
100
45% Feb
53Va
Jan
64%
66
500
64 %. Feb
77%
Jan
46 3
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900
22
Feb
Number 5929
191
Volume
.
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and Financial Chronicle
(935)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Friday
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Week's
Range
-/•'
Par
Revlon
Shares
Range Since Jan.
Low, High
19%
19%
Low
20
48%
1
Oil & Gas Co_
Inc/ ——
Reserve
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
.
48%
3,600
Feb
100
48%
Feb
52%
41%
Feb
45%
Jan
71"%
Jan
42
42%
Metals Co (Un)
•
Tobacco (Un)...-—.
—5
Rheem;,Manufacturing Co
—1
Rice
Ranch Oil Co——————.—1
5
Rockwell-Standard Corp (Un)—.
Rohr Aircraft
——1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)__20g
Ryan Aeronautical Co common.—
61%
62%
300
59%
58
59%
Feb
60%
1,800
55%
Jan
300
22%
Feb
Stores Inc
——1.66%
St Louis San Francisco Ry
(Un)
*
St Regis Paper Co (Un)—r
—5
San Diego Gas & Elec corn—
-10
39%
1
___1
—1.40
8
25%
Reynolds
Reynolds
24%
Imperial Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Schenley /Industries
(Un)
Diego
Tennessee
Texaco
Textron
.
Inc
Tidewater
Trico
Oil
Electric
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
Jan
8
8%
4,100
Ry Co
Aircraft
U
S
Plywood
U
S
Rubber
73%
Feb
20%
21
400
20%
Feb
22
Jan
463a
47%
500
44%
Feb
50%
15
900
13%
Feb
15"%
Jan
10%
9%
10%
Jan
34%
10%
Jan
31%
34%
500
30
Feb
34%
23%
25
5,900
23%
Feb
29%
Jan
43%
43%
45%
1,000
42%
Feb
55 %
Jan
18
15%
18%
1,300
15
Jan
18 %
Feb
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57%
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&
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25
36"%
Jan
42 %
11%
81%
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413
74%
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82%
86
87%
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87%
Feb
36%
36%
36%
376
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Jan
39%
Jan.
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31%
30 VB
31%
1,111
28%
Jan
31%
Feb
—13
Tel
15%
15%
16
■.'% 272
14%
Jan
16%
Jar>
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Atlantic
City
Buo.d
Co
1
common
Co.—
&
Light
Storage
Ford
1,150
362
49%
57%
10%
14,500
38
Feb
42
60%
Jan
56%
51%
21%
100
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
28 %
28%
1,000
28 %
Feb
30
Jan
5
5
1,200
:
—
41%
41
21%
21%
21%
48%
—
24 %
%
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23
56% Feb
4%
Jan
200
39%
21%
5%
Feb
100
47%
Jan
41%
Jan
2,600
48%
Feb
23%
50
Feb
Jan
5
24%
2,500
22%
Jan
12
%
300
10%
Feb
12%
Feb
35%
100
35 %
Feb
37%
Jan
43 3 7
45%
3,200
43 %
Feb
51 %
Jan
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26
Jan
400
40%
Jan
44
Jan
46%
2,400
44%
Feb
50%
Jan
35%
35%
36 %
900
34'%
Feb
42%
Jan
32%
30
32 %
300
30
Feb
32%
Jan
56%
56 %
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17
16
Bank
23'A
Jan
60'A
Jan
49%
50
269
49'%
Jan
50'A
Jan
79%
81%
1,331
74%
Feb
93'%
Jan
18%
18%
18%
298
18'%
Jan
19%
Jan
17%
17%
200
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
46
45%
48
5,561
447%
Feb
56%
5
54
52%
54
150
51 %
Jam
55'A
Feb
13%
13%
70
12
Jan
14
Jan
24
24
20
21%
Feb
100
56%
Feb
56%
Feb
18%
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Feb
24%
12%
1,300
11%
Feb
17 '%
Jan
22%
1,100
22 %
Feb
24%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
3,600
3%
Feb
3!%
49
50%
500
45%
Jan
50%
Feb
34%
34%
35 y8
4,300
33%
Jan
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76 y8
76y8
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74%
Feb
/ 86
12%
22 %
.
V
17%
17%
23 %
:
1
•
14%
24
Feb
11%
11%
20
11'A
Feb
13
Jan
17%
18%
342
17'%
Feb
19%
1
41%
38y8
42'%
328
37%
Feb
44'%
Feb
79%
80
139
73%
Jan
80%
Jan
65
65
300
65
Feb
65
Feb
26%
26%
27'%
592
25
Feb
30%
Jan
20%
26%
26 %
999
25%
Jan
27'%
Feb
759
14%
Feb
17'%
Jan
100
40%
Feb
45'%
Jan
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Inc
•
—50
Stores
Inc—
17%
17%
1,500
Jan
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18%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
24%
Inc__
Jan
31
Jan
Feb
24
Jan
27%
27%
27%
500
26%
Jan
28%
20
Power
Eleecnc
&
15%
15%
15%
300
15%
Feb
18%
3%
4%
24'%
20%
700
'
3%
Feb
347'8
347/s
200
31%
Feb
347
33%
33%
500
31%
Jan
33%
36»/4
1,600
34%
Feb
41%
Co
:•1,700
29
Feb
30%
700
15%
Jan
16
29%
30'/a
200
28%
Feb
37%
National
Riggs
Scott
Paper
...
37
37 y8
200
37
Feb
40%
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2,000
%
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uv
25%
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300
25%
15%
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26
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&
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French
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32%
1,853
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Feb
33'%
Jan
27%
997
26%
Feb
28
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36%.
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Feb
38'%
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Jan
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154
28
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77%
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Gas
Light
13.50
common..
*
Feb
Feb
154
Feb
79%
22%
Feb
24%
50%
Feb
60%
23%
Jan
25'%. Jan
52%
Feb
216
48%
410
45%
71%
100
;
180
308
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.
,
...
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Jan
.
Jan
55%
Jan
Feb
54
Jan
Feb
48'A
Jan
/
'
Friday
Apollo
Feb
8%
Feb
11%
7
100
6%
Jan
2 3i
Industries
Oil
Gas
System
Corp.
High
'.•
44%
;
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
44%
96
44%
Feb
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
38 %
Jan
38%■
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
7%
7%
38 %
38 %
25
19%
—
41
•
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19%
123
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8%
8%
236
8%
Jan
22%
22%
22%
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22%
Jan
Jan
23 %
i—8.50
32%
34%
200
—7%
48%
48%
Jan
4%
Jan
Columbia
300
10 %
Jan
13%
Jan
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
47%
Feb
49%
Jan
Duquesne
56%
100
56 %
Feb
63%
Jan
85%
87 3
35 %
/
200
s
78
1
48%
46%
Feb
35 %
Feb
41
Jan
500
49%
30
Jan
83%
1,000
.
72%
Feb
90%
Jan
82
'
82
103
1,100
35%
30%
1
Equitable Gas
Refractories
28
Feb
33
Jan
42
Jan
Pittsburgh
Brewing common—.—12.50
Forgings Co
Plate Glass
Feb
Jan
Feb
"*35%
Jan
48%
Feb
56%
Jan
85c
Jan
1.00
Jan
32%
130
3%
9
Jan
39%
19%
81
1
1
1
Feb
Manufacturing
Jan
49 %
McKinney
40
40'%
200
1.55
1.65
7,300
1.50
Feb
2.45
Jan
Pittsburgh
2,400
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Pittsburgh
5%
Co.—
Walker
Harbison
5
300
1,900
*
5%
1
i
Light Co
40%.
Oil
25c
18%
18%
18%
800
Feb
19%
Jan
Plymouth
2.50
50
48%
50
500
45 %
Feb
55%
Jan
28
200
27%
Feb
32 %
50'%
300
47%
Feb
56%
Jan
—10
63%
63%
100
59%
Feb
65%
Jan
United
.—1
11 %
11%
300
11
Jan
12%
Jan
U
*
113 %
113%
100
113%
Feb
136
Jan
Westinghouse
1
98%
100
91%
Feb
110%
Jan
Jan
20
-15'%
Jan
18
Feb
73'A
82
69%
Feb
80'%
Jan
18%
19'A
95
18%
Feb
22%
Jan
35%
35%
8
35'%
Feb
38%
Jan
6%
6%
30
6%
Feb
8'%
Jan
"20%
20%
30
20
Feb
22'%
Jan
2%
2,348
2
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
10
50
6.25
(Un)
—
11%
98
17%
;
•
Feb
1
3
6%
——1
2%
10
28%
6.25
51'%
Engineering & Foundry Co
Glass
&
"
5
Bolt Corp of America
Screw &
S
Corp
5
3%
Jan
50
3%
18
72
72 »A
10
835
18
3%
;..l
Rockwell-Standard Corp
27%
(Un)
:
Low
;
Jan
7
300
6.25
-
Shares
—__5
___
49
87% '
1.60
Sales
■
for Week
5
Inc...
Fuel
2%
35%
(Un)—1
Week's
Range
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel..
11%
56%
5
*
of Prices
Par
Feb
Arkansas
30%
-
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Jan
100
900
7
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
10
"
com
y--r'.-.V:V-
Feb
48%
49
_10
——
(Un)
9'%
50
11%
——16%
Co
(Un)
Corp
Jan
27%
Co>
Serv
Lab..
Improvement
Washington
Jan
31 %
'
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Radio
7%
•
Co
30%
32%
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1
._
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2,042
..
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Feb"
9%
9%
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...
;
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31%
•
.
1
common...
common.
8%
32%
Jan
%
29%
'
334
-
35 %
■
Power.—_
Sheet &
Jan
8%
___25
Bank
Co
Jan
-2—
—5
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)—
Westlnghouse Elec Corp new com
Co
Feb
51'A
'
Jan
15%
.10
W)
47%
Feb
Jan
16
29%
(Un)
(F
Jan
48'%
m
common
Jan
30 y8
3%
35%
10
_12.50
z
(Un)——
Telegraph
35'%
1,877
Feb
_—
Union
275
50'%
Jan
23
•
Co
Western
46%
48%
Jan
common
Western
45
8%
10
Gas com
1
45 y2
10
common.
18%
41%
49%
•
3
Electric
14%
41%
—
Jan
Jan
25
new
—
Feb
28%
-
10
Oil
14%
5
-
'
—
3
:
RR
Scranton-Spring Brook
.
20%
—
10
Corp——
(Un).!
80
10
_
Corn
Reading
Jan
17%
,
Jan
50%
V2
*
1
10
...
.
Jan
12%
22'%
i
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—10c
__
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Public Service
,i,
.
13
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Potomac
'
1
.
Inc
Photo
Feb
Jan
Co
Drug
Philco
70'A
1 .66%
Corp
Power & Light
Perfect
Jan
Jan
Feb
;
Chemicals
Peoples
136
22'%
_
Navigation
of
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Jan
12'A
54%
Inc___
Co.
Pennsalt
11 %
■'
Natl
&
Jan.
71'A
Feb
20
common.
Resistance
&
(The)
Merck
54%
Feb
1,868
-__10
Corp.
Fund
Martin
Feb
56%
_________
Coal
70%
1,165
19 VB
Motors
Co
11
22%
2
Acceptance Corp
Madison
64%
Jan
22%
Bait—
at
Brothers
Lehigh
10
58%
10%
22%
Co
International
56%
50%
56%
—10
Dairies
General
Giinbel
49%
450
28
'/
56%
Battery..
Jan
35'/4
44
General
124
Feb
8%
Feb
Feb
69'%
Jan
21%
"
•
28%
Foremost
7%
21%
49%
.
13.50
com
non-voting—
Motor
8
23
i
Light
of America
A
77/b
22%
_1.80
Co__.
Duquesne
Class
7%
22%
—25
i
i
Power
Finance Co
Feb
"
Publishine
Electric
Jan
'
5
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Delaware
—.*»
•
Company
Curtis
'
—
Electric
Transit
High
31 Vb
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
77%
Corporation
Homasote
500
100
(Un)__
Petroleum
Preferred
Zenith
950
500
Inc.——
Washington Water
Cab
Tel
Low
Feb
24%
Shares
Co
Arundel
Jan
29 %
Associates
Youngstown
78%
for Week
10
common
Stores
American
Jan
14%
■
Yellow
Jan
21 %
Corp common—s.
Woolworth
U Jan
29%
Inc
Equipment
Westates
36%
: 20%
■.
Uniyersal Consolidated
Universal Match
Victor
V
Feb
21
(Un)
Corp
American
Steel
2%
Industries
Varian
Feb
300
Co—
S
Steel
U
27%
200
76%
—50c
Convertible preferred
U S
\y
28%
74%
Warrants
U
Jan
5
_.
Wood
Feb
9%
41%
Film (Un)
«
Industrial
25%
45%
Inc
Corp
Oil
Jan
Feb
8
200
27%
1
Calif—
of
u
24 %
.—10
(Un)
United: Gas- Corp
United
Jan
55
2
Co
Co
Fruit
22 %
Feb
14%
50c
—
United
Feb
43%
20%
•
.
Co—
Union Sugar
United Air
Lines
United Cuban
20
100
y; 4i %
(Un)
Century-Fox
Union
United
600
!■;,
45 %
_*
Gas
39% Feb
47%
25
common
Airlines
&
Twentieth
'
41 %
Corp
World
Trans
Feb
76%
—15
common
Inc
Transamerica
Feb
36%
300
25
Co
17%
1,700
25%
1
Transmission
Oil
Jan
1,000
44%
1
(Un)—___—
Thriftlmart
20%
39%
20%
,10
(Un)
(Un)
Texas. Gulf-Sulphur
„
Jan
Feb
20
10
Gas
Inc
19
46%
41
25%
—1
issued
&.Company
1,400
7
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
Sunset International Petroleum
Swift
Jan
Range
of Prices
Par
Alan
Jan
17%
25
(Un)—
Inc
Studebakei-Packard common
When
37%
Feb
•>:-44%
6'A
Co
Webster
&
Feb
15%
27%
Stratham
Stone
35%
300
—
Warper Corp (Un)
5
Instruments Inc————1
Stanley
100
16%
41%
—*
of California
Standard Oil (Indiana)
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)_
Standard Oil
Feb
35%
11%
(Un)
1.25
38
—
-1
Inc
Feb
20 %
50c
(Un)
Erands
Feb
Jan
44%
Mobil Oil Co (Un)
15
Southern Calif Edison Co common—25
4.32%
preferred
25
Southern Calif Gas Co Dfd series A__25
Southern Calif Petroleum
2
Southern Co (Un)
—
5.
Southern Pacific Co
•
Southern Railway Co (Un)
*
Warrants
1.00
60
oo
17%
Socony
Sperry-Rand Corp
400
*
15%
■
Last
Sale Price
Jan
41
Co—
—*
Seaboard Finance Co—
1
Sears, Roebuck & Co
3
Servel Inc (Un
—1
Shasta Water Co common
(Un)—_2.50
Siegler
Corp
—
—
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
—2
Sinclair Oil Corp..;
3
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
5
Standard
1.05
35 VH
16%
Paper
Scott
24%
1.00
Safeway
San
23 V4
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
700
42%
62%
Chemical Co
&
Drug
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
1
High
19%
:—2.50
pay all
(R.nge to, w,.k Ended February 26)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
39
Chemical
;
Air Erake
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new)
2
x27%
28%
125
27%
Feb
31%
Jan
49'A
•
51'%
405
47'A
Feb
55%
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February 26)
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Prices [show n
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Last
Range
Par
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for Week
of Prices
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k— -—25
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A
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—
Shoe
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of Canada
10
300
18
205
19%
550
•
10
18
19
19
!—
;
33%
a
'41
415
52
350
..50
40%
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred1—
-.50
52
% <',tx, preferred
——
1
'
*
11
Feb
19
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
21
Jan
Feb
39%
Jan
29%
33%
Jan
Jan
20
•
Jan
20 >4
Jan
40%
Feb
43
Jan
49
Feb
"
52
-
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Class
>49%
Feb
$2.90
Tel
4%%
Co
preferred
-
—
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•
'
;
38%
49
28%
.—50
—
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Asbestos Corp
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pfd—— —50
!
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pa£e 44.
21 %
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46% *
28%
10
Bell
Telephone
C'orp 5% preferred—.—
Feb
55'A
Jan
876
61%
Feb
71V*
300..
37
Feb
36
Feb
25
Feb
28
Jan
42 3A
Jan
43%
Feb
42%
Jan
47'A
Feb
38
37'%
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26
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43
43'%
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43 'A
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Jan
41
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45'A
Jan
9%
1,765
9%
Jan
10'A
Jan
1
47
.
41'%
Jan
Jan
"
5%%
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preferred
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Paper
50
Bowaters
Mersey
Brazilian
fraction Light & Power
5'%%
pfd
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Oil
Columbia
British
9'% "
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46%
200
4.05
4.50
15.897
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28%
30'%
4,062
28%
Feb
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common
preferred
_
4%Vc
cum
410
46'%
Feb
49
Jan
4'% %
preferred
2,705
28 'A
Feb
35%
Jan
5%
5
43%
Feb
43%
Feb
4'A';y
preferred
Jan
Jan
4.70
.
.
Jan
35'A
Jan
3.035
20%
Feb
26 V*
Jan
5%f-r.
preferred
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50
25
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Jan
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71
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43
Jan
45
Feb
36'%
Jan
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Jan
48 7
Feb
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Feb
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Jan
82
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50
71
71
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Feb
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Feb
29%
•
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4.45
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k
£
—
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Canadian Dollars
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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1.450
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32%
33 V*
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Columbia
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42 V*
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10
10
10 V*
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10
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10
1
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13 V*
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32
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common
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Feb
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3.671
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1,150
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56
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40
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46
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100
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60
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6%
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Loblaw
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class
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B
A
55
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12
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33
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3.50
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13
13
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70
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250
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6%
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Jan
425
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42
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Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
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Jan
Feb
•
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6%
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37%
16%
•
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Consumers Gas common
Co
6%
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Feb
130
30
1
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37 %
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38
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6,000
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38
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16
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82
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Co———5
Montreal Refrig &
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Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
•
25%
15
48 %
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Power
Pipe
Corp
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of
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Jan
13%
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50
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24
Feb
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13
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all
all
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8
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Feb
50
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common
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21
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Trans Canada Freezers Ltd
10
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preferred
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Jan
86%
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Jan
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the Woods
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33%
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14
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87
42% Jan
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preferred
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Feb
32
48
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1,135 v
85%
36
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32%
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4%%
1,145
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preferred
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10%
200
43%
45%
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16
36
4.68%
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8.80
43%
50
•
Acceptance Corp common
Jan
Feb
94
15
38%
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97
32
50
36
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330
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Jan
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91
Feb
260
18%
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Feb
13%
17%
•
preferred
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preferred
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74
300
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1
5%
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40
124
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15
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52
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;
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1
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98
,
14
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Foundation Co of Canada
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89
31%
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Feb
Feb
37%
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720
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19%
8%
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Feb
3
11
30
150
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Jan
17
Jan
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Feb
Jan
95
10
preferred
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5 %%
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18
18%
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Feb
Feb
90
70
Canada
Feb
14%
9
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Canada
Feb
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common
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Southern
11
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10
6 V*
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*
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Jan
125
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17 %
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Feb
124
preferred
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Feb
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Standard Structural Steel
Jan
13%
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6%
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52
44%
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Steel
Sogemines
135
a—
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6,625
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31 %
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preferred
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(H)
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10
Feb
4,051
7.25
125
Texaco Canada Ltd
Jan
Jan
36%
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Jan
17%
35
Jan
39
Inc
Feb
45
of Canada
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
34%
•
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19%
17%
80
30%
36%
25
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50
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450
200
27%
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33
39
50
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38
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Jan
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Feb
19%
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25
1,175
14%
Feb
25%
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5 Va
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3.974
a
1,045
140
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6
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9
28%
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3.00
10
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5%
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23%
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Jan
19%
Feb
9
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Power
11
Jan
Jan
36
•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
30
35
Chemical
A
Electrolux
Feb
Feb
2.35
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Jan
100
28%
10
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9
17%
Feb
80
preferred
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34
1,975
725
Steel Co of
al6%
common
Tar St
Oil
Feb
3.70
19
Ltd
Lakes
Jan
5.00
200
a23
100
Steel
Motor
5%
Jan
4.00
4 00
*
Stcra*
of
Feb
1.760
3.90
25
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
a78
Jan
440
'
3,000
Simon
Jan
*'
17
34 Ye.
*
A
common
Jan
17
41
11
Jan
25%
Feb
91
13%
Jan
40
16
25 V«
Feb
50
11
Jan
15%
Jan
41
90
Feb
16%
14 V*
15%
24
225
Jan
16
class
Cement
Jan
1,970
14
90%
—:
Corp
10 %
4.50
300
34
•
B
Sicard
17%
Jan
14%
16 Va
*
'A'
Jan
84
34
————_———100
Paper class
4.25
47
16 Vb
*
common
*
Jan
Feb
-*
Co
Feb
Feb
55'/a
Feb
1
preferred——-100
Lawrence
Jan
4.00
40
V
—50
:
——,
Lawrence
5%
24%
16%
14
V
80
•
St
Feb
a!6% al6%
14
Feb
.
Jan
40
6.85
21
16%
•
12 Va
30
70%
966
17%
pfd
—
Feb
3.50
1,020
|
7.25
21V*
440
81
70%
21
3,022
41%
80
300
3.70
40%
80
207
.
10
•
21
10%
3.50
41%
100
*
common
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Feb
24%
J
a49% a50%
a49 %
—
35
Feb
3
Dominion
-
36%
6
24
10 V*
1,250
26
*
41
7
V
10%
i
preferred
Natural Gas
Class
102
10%
Jan
25 Vs
—-rrr—r-—20c
TransDort
Preferred
245
10%
7
Feb
25%
.a
Ores
Iron
Rolland
6
16%
Jan
Jan
26
—
(Canada)
42
24%
Jan
23
Jan-
5
Jan
138
———-—*
—
(James)
6
,
22Va
High
*
1
*
common
(A V)
41
•
<?•••
Feb
100
Roe
6
4.00
preferred
Dominic**
Feb
13%
•
__
Ola**
Jan
Jan
11%
a
pfd
A
137
7
Robertson
St
Smelting
5%
20
5
preferred
17
6%
138
*
Corp of Canada
28%
Poundrte*
Preferred
Lab&tt
4
Feb
———
Dairies
Jamaica
7 %
Feb
10
Corsets
6%
23
Feb
4.75
„
Coal
$2.75
Jan
5%
3.40
Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Inland
19%
50
A
Dominion
46 Va
A-.—.—
Reynolds Aluminum
Jan
a4.65
—
Dominion
Feb
25
Quebec Power
Jan
Jan
30
a4.65
Distillers
Indus
13%
23
Feb
100
Cork & Seal Co_
Crown Zellerbach class A_.
6%
Feb
Feb
28
1,450
Crown
Imperial
12
19%
6 V*
25
Glass
class
$1.40
Feb
al5
■_
Imperial
22
16%
*
Textile
$2.00
Jan
9
Mtn*ne
Consolidated
Howard
21%
25
20%
Enterprises
Consolidated
Great
Jan
Quebec
Sicks'
Railway
Cellulose Co Ltd
(B J)
Gatineau
Feb
16
3.40
Columbia
Consumers
4%
•
common
Petroflna Ltd preferred
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt Farm
Combined
14 V*
41
137
Price Bros A Co Ltd common———.—
41
Companies
Jail
-v436
a22
preferred
Premium
•
Canadian
Ford
36%
Feb
•
Power
Locomotive
Famous
Jan
Feb
12
•
common
International
Preferred
Enamel
37
354*
6
a
•
Canadian
Pont
Jan
150
200
3.40
1
Hydrocarbon*
Du
3.160
20
pfd
Husky
Canadian
Dow
Jan
*
Ltd—.
B
Canadian
1%
Jan
56
22
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
Class B
*
Class
16
•
Chemical
Canadian
13'/*
43%
a21
warrants
Provincial
Feb
12
25
Canadian
Power
Feb
Feb
20
20 %
series
Corbys
11%
Feb
13
28%
12
*
common
SI.75
Coghlin
10%
,
49%
34%
a21% a21 %
common-
Canadian
Class
910
11
10%
'
25
Breweries
Canadian
»
10
Preferred
Canadian
6%
5%
Canadian Aviation Electronics
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
629
42%
42%
14'/*
.*
class
y
13%
14%
High
Feb
10
Foundries common
Iron
Range Sio.ce Jan. 1
Low
Low
Products common...
Wholesale
Common
Jan
preferred
for Week
Shares
•
100
common
———
Petroleums
Pacific
J an
Calgary
$1.30
Sales
Range
*
Power
&
Page-Hersey Tubes
Canada
Week'
Week's
Jan
2.75
Feb
Jan
Monday, February 29, 1960
of Prices
Par
High
14%
37%
13%
.
Last
STOCKS
High
.
Sale Price
Sales
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended February 26)
Fridav
Friday
Week's
Friday
British
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(936)
Industries Ltd
(John
A)
•
•
14%
■
32%
13%
14 '/a
al9% al9%
80
1.95
115
Jan
Jan
120
12
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
2.20
2.15
2.20
4,000
•
2.00
Feb
2.40
Jan
4,90
4.80
5.00
2,400
3.45
Jan
5.75
Jan
12
Jan
•15%
Feb
26'/a
Feb
26'/a
Feb
•
15
26%
15'/a
26'/a
230
'
25
,
Number 5929
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial
Chronicle
(937)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Sale Price
,
Par
of Prices
Low
Shares
Prices
Low
1
<&
Mining &
Mines
89c
Jan
Jan
8VaC
Jan
8c
3,000
3,500
7Vic
7Vic
5%c Jan
8c
4,000
7%c
27c
26c
29c
11c
12c
10,500
6.50
::
26c
Mines
Canuba
600
1,500
30c
V: 26c
6.50
23c
24c
1
1 6c
7.65
Jan
5c
Feb
3%c Jan
Atlantic
Class
A
—;
Agnew
Surpass
Agnico
Alba
40c
Feb
55c
Jan
1,000
21c
Jan
25c
Jan
9,351
5Vic
4.06
34c
Jan
Feb
8c
Jan
Alberta
Gas
Feb
65c
Jan
Alberta
Pac
Feb
Algom Uranium
Algoma
4.06
■
.
Feb
17c
17,900
UC
Jan
19
19%
2,300
19
Feb
3 Vic
5.26
24c
Feb
Voting trust
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Feb
5c
Jan
5.05
Feb
6.80
Jan
200
5c
2,000
5c
60c
114,290
4oc
4c
1
3%c
1,600
57c
59c
Jan
9,500
5.60
a85c
5c
__
21%
3 Vic
5.05
a85c
4c
600
4c
1.00
Jan
1.01
Jan
Jan
7c
1
Central-Del Rio Oils
1
\
60c
Feb
Jan
Aluminium
20c
3,050
13
__
13%
850
12%
Feb
13%
Feb
2,100
b.UO
Feb
6.15
Jan
Feb
11c
Jan
Feb
17 %c
23c
Jan
Ltd
•
5.00
5.00
5.20
Ltd.,
1
2.90
2.86
3.20
65,935
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—__1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
1
13c 15'/a c
3,000
13c
Feb
19c
Jan
5c
1,000
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
Minerals
Chemalloy
,
Cleveland Copper Corp
Compagnie Miniere
5c
1
a5Vic
L'Ungaca___—-1.50
8c
5c
r
1.87
Jan
3.20
Feb
a7c
8c
400
7c
Jan
8c
Jan
8c
3,500
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
»
Ih-Ore
Consol Centra]
Consolidated
Mines
Cadillac
Denison
Ltd_.
1
6c
Mines Ltd-.—l
Mines
Ltd
y
6 Vic
__
6 Vic
9.50
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd——
1,500
Feb
6c
500
8c
6%c Feb
Feb
6y2c Feb
•
9.50
1
6 Vic
5c
Mines
1
Ltd
9.50
950
9.50
Feb
11%
Jan
6c
8,500
4'/aC
Jan
6%c
1
Empire Oil Ac Minerals Inc———
1.40
700
1.40
Feb
1.76
Jan
-
Metal
Fab
Mines
Ltd
._1
—
•
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
Futurity Oils Ltd—
•
30%
1
Fundy
7'/ac
*
—
6,100
5y2c
3,000
13c 15Viae
14c
1.60
5c
__
Gaspe
Oil
Gateway
Ventures
Oils
Age
Ltd—
5c
Mines
Leduc
48,700
1.55
5c
Copper Arming Corp
Hillcrest
Collieries
.
Ltd— y
26
5
International
Ceramic
Israel
Kerr
Continental
Addison
Oil
Gold
Merrill
Mines
Mining Ltd
Island
Feb
Mld-Chibougarnau Mines
1.70
Jan
Calumet Mines
New
Forma que
Ltd
West
Amulet
American
North
American Rare
Asbestos
Metals
Ltd
Feb
Gold
Feb
33 y2
Jan
Ashdown
Jan
10c
Feb
Associated
28c
2,500
25c
Feb
38c
Jan
Atlas
Atlas
Yellowknife
40c
4,200
33c
Jan
50c
Feb
Atlin-Ruffner
6c
""1,000
9.40
50
V
•
class
B
Nickel
6c
2.48
2.48
115
26
Auto
901
88,725
4c
Jan
2.45
24%
Jan
Feb
y
7c
Feb
Jan
12c
2,000
8%c
Jan
20%
21
2,210
20%
Jan
13c
21
Jan
Jan
23%
825
79c
1,500
22%
Feb
27
Jan
73c
Feb
97c
Jan
Gold
Gold
Electric
Mines
5%%
Bank
of
Mines
Barymin
Baska
98c
Feb
18c
16 Vi,c
20c
Jan
26c
Feb
Beattie
25%
24%
25%
925
24%
Feb
29V2
Jan
Beatty
88c
1,500
84c
Feb
£.13 Jan
Beaver
Lodge
Beaver
Lumber
Bata
Steep Rock
Sullivan
7,350
12c
Tache
Luke
Tazln
Mines
Tib
Mines
Feb
32
Jan
12c
Feb
Class
Feb
Jan
Belcher
22c
24c
2,500
21c
Jan
Jan
Belleterre
1*12
26c
33 %c
Feb
43c
Feb
13c
14c
15,850
13c
Jan
19c
Jan
73c
75c
16,000
73c
Feb
4 ViC
5c
36,000
4 VaC
Jan
6c
Jan
3y2c
4c
2,000
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
8c
7c
8Vic
675,000
3 Vac
Jan
9c
Feb
75c
70c
75c
5,000
70c
Feb
90c
7c
1,100
6c
Feb
8c
Jan
66c
69c
6,500
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
4Vic
68c
50c
1.20
Jan
14c
6.40
Feb
8.50
Jan
Jan
1.36
Feb
Feb
16c
Feb
46c
51c
20,000
33c
Jan
51c
Feb
25c
5,000
22c
55c
Jan
3%c
1,000
3%c
Feb
4c
Jan
5c
7c
3,500
5c
Jan
9%c
Jan
85c
2.10
26c
3%c
90c
7,700
85c
Jan
97c *
Exploration
Bevcon
Bibis
Asbestos
United
Keno
United
Oils
Vanguard
Wecdon
Mines
Bicroft
Paper
2.34
2.30
Feb
2.60
Jan
1.65
2.80
24,065
1.27
Jan
2.80
Feb
14c
800
15c
2,100
a2c
2,000
10
10 y.
300
4c
-r
16c
2.90
a2c
—
Westvllle
Mints
Biltmore
Black
For footnotes,
see
page
•89c
Jan
Feb
200
52c
49,600
46c
13%
Jan
Feb
60c
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
1,892
23 Ya
28
Jan
8,000
7c
Feb
8y2C
Jan
1,500
10c
Feb
13y2C
Jan
10 %C 10% c
8%c
8 VaC
■
■■v
12
Feb
Feb
2.10
Jan
9c
9,500
6c
Jan
11c
11c 13 %c
62,625
6V2c
Jan
19c
Jan
2.71
Feb
2.95
Jan
Feb
26 y2
Jan
2.72
2.72
275
25
25%
700
4,932
25
Jan
245
29c
23c
30c
84,946
19c
Jan
30c
Feb
8c
8c
6.066
8c
Jan
8%c
Jan
1
49
6.50
18
96c
Feb
7.65
Jan
Feb
19 Va
Jan
Jan
1.25
Feb
78
49%
51%
3,155
49%
Feb
55 y4
Jan
62
61%
62%
957
6iy4
Feb
71 y4
Jan
1.54
1.50
1.56
59,200
1.45
Jan
1.63
48 c
46c
51c
6,000
46c
Feb
55c
14c
16c
8,225
13y2c
Feb
17c
Jan
11c
24.500
10c
Jan
12 Vac
Jan
4%c
5%c
12,500
37%
38 %
111
25
class
I
25
58
19c 19%c
10,000
A_.
38
6%
4VaC
Jan
6%c
Jan
Jan
Jan
37 y2
Feb
42
Jan
25
Feb
27%
Jan
18c
Feb
6 %
6%
275
10c
12c
II,700
10c
Feb
6y2
Feb
24c
Jan
7%
Feb
i7yac
Jan
10
12
11,700
10
Feb
18
21
21
21%
385
16
Jan
21%
1
63c
60c
63C
4,400
60c
Jan
75c
Jan
1
34c
34c
1,600
19c
Jan
40c
Feb
25
43
43%
11,175
42%
Jan
43%
Jan
15,100
92c
Feb
common
Mines
—
Jan
Feb
50c
82c
78c
82c
65 %c
Feb
1
14c
14c
16c
4,000
14c
Feb
19c
1
10c
10c
11c
22,500
9c
Jan
15y2c
Jan
1
62c
62c
64c
13,814
62c
Feb
67c
Jan
1
9%c
9 VaC
10c
7,500
*
12%
12%
12%
250
14c
7,250
Mines
Hats
Bordulac
Mines
class
A
pfd
Uranium
1
Mersey 5Va%
Boymar Gold Mines
Feb
Bridge
Tank
&
British
4c
14c
5,500
2.75
Feb
1
15c
Feb
Feb
18c
3.15
19c
Jan
Jan
Jan
n
10
Feb
1,500
3%c
Jan
23c
Feb
11
4%
6c
Feb
65c
Jan
41%
Feb
42 y2
Jan
47%
315
9%
1,585
47
25
46
46
9%
47
.
7c
7%c
26,500
5.25
5.45
6,102
45c
5.25
45c
850
19,461
4.30
4.05
4.45
•
20%
45 y4
9%,
45
7c
5.25
45c
4.00
Jan
Jan
7c
48
Jan
Feb
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
47
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
8c
5.55
75c
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.75
Jan
20 %
20%
275
20 y4
Feb
23%
Jan
45
45
140
45
Feb
2.40
2.32
2.40
3,600
•
29%
28%
30 vb
17,084
100
70
70
71
97
Oil
4!/a %
——
Forest
5c
Jan
British
Columbia
Packers
43c
Jan
32c
2,900
6.05
4,850
4.85
Jan
6.50
Jan
British
Columbia
2.89
1,000
2.81
Jan
3.25
Jan
Brockville
57c
95c
52c
1,000
95c
Feb
8c
Feb
38c
10%
11 Vi
5,695
Feb
1.63
1.67
3,100
Feb
9 Vic
9 Vic
Jan
60c
1.04
class
Broulan
Brown
38%
1,155
37 y2
Jan
40
Jan
8i y4
82
239
8iy4
Feb
83%
Jan
43
44
216
43
Feb
44%
47%
47%
49
235
47%
Feb
50
Feb
•
13%
12%
13%
4,920
12
Feb
14%
Jan
14
14
14%
220
14
Feb
14l/a
Jan
.*
Mills
Reef
4,000
9c
Feb
8 Vic
10c
8,800
8%c
Feb
13c
Jan
8c
8c
10c
19,500
8c
Jan
16c
Jan
Building
28'/2c
28'/a C
31c
7,600
Feb
42c
Jan
Bullochs
4 Vic
4 Vic
4 Vic
400
Feb
5c
Feb
Bunker
10
1.63
28Vic
3c
13%
Jan
Brunswick
1.80
Jan
Buffadison
10Vac Jan
Buffalo
4.05
4.20
500
4.00
Feb
4.80
Jan
5.90
5.90
200
5.90
Feb
5.90
Feb
I,700
Burrard
Feb
37 y2
Jan
43 y2
Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
48c
10,400
Jan
52c
Jan
13%
3,945
9%
Feb
13%
Feb
2.25
2.65
110
2.25
Feb
2.75
Feb
1
4.00
3.95
4.35
7,520
2.80
Jan
5.40
Feb
1
9c
8%c
91/aC
32,000
12 VaC
Jar>
43c
2.10
2.10
2.15
3,200
7c
7c
1,000
30%
30
30%
165
5
5
100
7c
———.—
classs A
2,000
152,100
Feb
49c
Feb
4,000
5c
Jan
10c
Jan
Cadamet
—1
4c
4c
7,000
3VaC
Jan
4 VaC
Jan
Calalta
55c
64c
450
55c
Feb
70c
Jan
5c
5C
1,500
4c
Feb
6c
Jan
Edmontons
Calgary Power common-:
Jan
6c
Feb
2.25
7C
Jan
32
5
Jan
5
7c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
9%c
Feb
Feb
17%
Jan
2,642
13 y2
Jan
125
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
17
900
13
5%
;5%
*
1.70
29 y2
Jan
16 y2
12%
-
8%c Feb
16
5,130
17
12%
*
43c
12 y2
8c
«-*
Ext
Dry Dock
9%
14%
Feb
10%
47c
*
Hill
Burns
49c
1.87
10%
•
B—
1.49
Feb
9%
1
6Vic
1.45
9%
Feb
Feb
2.25
,
40c
40
42
13%
Smelting
6VaC
1.45
31%
2,822
—*
Lake
class
3,180
42%
1
&
,—
Products
Ltd
331/4
42
Feb
1
Mining
Gold
Red
375
32%
—1
B——
Ankerite
Buffalo
141/a
32%
421/4
1
Mines
class
14%
14%
•
25
—*
Telephone
Company
Bruck
Feb
37%
Chemicals
Jan
71
43
A
.
Feb
Jan
82
Products
B
Feb
Jan
69%
37%
Columbia Power
5.70
2,700
1.35%
50
Columbia
203,000
Feb
50
British
95c
Jan
28 v2
50
preferred
preferred
5 % % preferred
5%
Jan
21c 28 Vic
Jan
2.60
100
preferred
4%%
Class
47'/a
Feb
2.10
Electric
preferred
9c
55c
27y2c Jan
50c
50
American
1-65
41c
Feb
1
common
Preferred
H1/*
1-49
Jan
12c
500
-
•
Britalta Petroleum
55c
4.05
14
260
1
Brazilian Traction common
Feb
35,000
9%
1
—
Jan
12%
6c
1
Petroleums
14c
54c
.—50
Pioneer
2.89
—0
50
pfd
Feb
42%
1
Bowaters
9c
50c
51c
.50
Paper
Bralsaman
6c
Feb
42 Vb
1
Ltd
Corp 5% preferred
preferred
5% %
Bowater
12c
•
Mines
Mines
1
44.
Feb
13%
2,400
2,900
Com
Quebec
Bay
1
—1
Ltd
Jan
68c
c
1.15
Bidcop Mines Ltd
95c
*
75
lc
•
31c
5.75
1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
10c
*
Co
British Columbia
15c
—*
;
Jan
13%
46c
1
1
Ltd—
Explorations Ltd
Mining Corp—
8c
Jan
6.80
Mines
Uranium
26Vic
1
Ltd-
Feb
18%
Mines
1
Corp Ltd
Hill
44
10c
Burlington
United
Feb
23%
*
Yukon
1
-
Jan
43
Jan
5c
Telephone
Bethlehem Cooper Corp_.
1
Ltd
64 Va
Feb
500
2.75
1
Titan PetroleUm
Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd
35y»
Jan
Jan
6c
14c
-1
*
1.00
Feb
58
1.08
A
1
Ltd
Feb
28
15c
&
Mining
1
Ltd
80c
Jan
Jan
6.50
Duquesne
Jan
1
Iron Mines Ltd-l—
3,500
2,329
35c
,38
__1
Ltd—
B
8c
500
70c
13%
Jan
78c
33Vic 33 Vic
75c
Mines
Power
Class
1.23
24c
1
Consolidated Mines Ltd
Feb
7c
Petroleums
100
—*
Ltd
Feb
18%
Bros
84c
2
Mines
19c
33
23%
Mining
Uranium
9,700
2.30
Ltd---
Jan
,_10
Exploration
Base Metals
1.06
Ltd
Ltd
27c
23%
_10
British
Oils
Feb
—1
98c
Mining Corp
2
Pitt Gold
Mining Co Ltd—
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
J
Portage Island <Chib) Mines Ltd—-1
Mines
21c
Jan
1.12
__
Nova Scotia
1-00
Pennbec
Duiault
5,500
6.55
Mines
Bralorne
Siscoe
24c
8c
_25
Montreal
Bank of
Jan
9c
South
Jan
__1
Consol
Jan
80c
Stscalta
Feb
13 Vb
43
class A— —1
Gas
Mines
6c
21,700
Ltd-
7.60
Feb
11c
.50c
20c
21.700
Mines
Jan
liy4
25
preferred
Jan
16C
Sherritt-Gordon
6.50
709
28%
•
.
Oil
1,000
1
400
12%
1
Bailey Selburn Oil &
Feb
1.33
Corp—
1,500
6.75
11%
21c
1
common
4c
14c
Mining
14j/2c
He
6.60
12%
1
Mines
6c
Ltd_l
Lawrence River Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
1.63
Mines
500
1.10
St
lie
9y8
1,120
Mines
Jan
2.48
29%
1 11
Roberval
11c
Feb
6,025
1
Feb
Ltd-;
Jan
1
Jan
Mines
90c
6Va
13
Aumacho River Mines
16c
Crest Gold
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.85
Aumaque
23c
Red
65c
60c
2,200
Jan
13c
1.63
Jan
8,700
1
Jan
47.499
7%
9Vac
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
56c
74c
7
58c
48c
9c
10c
1
1
1
1
3,500
66c
Jan
1.70
10%
Jan
Exploration
Quebec. Copper Corp Co Ltd—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Queenston Gold Mines Ltd
60c
67c
7c
9VaC
•
Feb
16c
&
1,155
12,050
*
common
Feb
12c
Cobalt
8c
11c 11 %c
10
6c
500
Quebec
Jan
11c
:_4.75
9.40
250
Producers
Jan
8c
1
10c
Steels
Feb
17,100
Gas
26c
Jan
•
Jan
2c
16c
Provo
Feb
Copper
7c
26c
Ltd—1
21c
I
Arcadia
Feb
6.60
Mines
1,030
1
Acceptance
Jan
16c
Uranium
21c
lc
Coast
2c
6.40
Lake
21c
1
40o
4%C
12 Vic
Paudash
Jan
50c
Hardware
2,000
6.40
Exploration
43Va
Mines
9,000
12 %c
Canadian
Feb
common
5c
1
Partridge
40%
*
2c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemlska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Ltd
410
20c
Atlantic
Bouzan
(1945)
41%
_
Asamera Oil
Arjon
Bowater
Obalskl
40%
155
Jan
16c
a80c
1
Jan
40%
8c
7c
Jan
2,500
—1
Corp
21
255
10c
tLd__——1
Mines
North
3.20
33%
Jan
44
17c
New
New
Jan
Jan
43
a80c
1
2.15
20
50
4Vic
1
Ltd
Mines
Feb
29%
preferred
1
1
Mylamaque Explorations Ltd—1
New Santiago Mines Ltd
-—50c
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd-*
New Vinray Mines Ltd—
1
36c
35
Mines
Bell
New
Feb
Feb
2,625
25
17c
22c
Feb
26c
15,425
58
6c
'
Jan
7%
18y2
2.45
$2.50
29 y8
24c
40'/a
Feb
Feb
20%
1
4Vic
—1
Ltd
Feb
6%
18 %
31 %
92c
1
Ltd
Mogador
Mines
Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
32%
-
2.28
common
Feb
12c
y
Jan
Jan
6.10 Jan
20%
29 %
Bankfield
6
13 y4
60
Feb
30 ya
58
Bankeno
-_5
Feb
Feb
4.50
2.28
28
Jan
Ltd-
Jan
30%
82c
1,650
73c
1.20
20%
92c
13,500
22 Vi
Feb
25
50
Jan
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
1,002
preferred
15c
-1
26c
Area Mines
49 Vac
Ltd
26c
*
10
Bathurst
Maritimes Mining Corp
Massval Mines Ltd
500
77,156
Jan
Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
of Canada Ltd _____—*
300
33
Feb
Lithium Corp
7%
18%
55
8,455
7%
18%
24c
Barnat
Lingside
33%
7%
18%
33
9c
73c
32%
*
19c
37c
Labrador Mining & Explorat'n Co Ltd_l
Langis Silver & Cobalt Mining
1
33%
9.20
70
20
common
Feb
1.80
300
33
1,000
~
•
55
5.00
22c
10,200
..'/V'
9,485
55
*
9c
1
10%
9.65
86c
I,100
1
48c
Ltd_l
9.20
90c
50
.
Exploration
Imperial
9c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mines
Anthes
44c
Company
2.90
Ansil
1
Mines
Feb
1
Ltd—.1
Mining
—
2.25
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Banff
Iso Mines Ltd—
4,835
77c" Jan
Feb
Petroleums
31
25Vi
'
—*
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd-
Jan
2.50
"
60c
Controls
8Vic
5c
5 Vic
1
7Vac
.
Feb
Huronian
Aunor
Haitian
Jan
38c
Pete
9.40
9.40
75c
4c
20,820
Anacon Lead Mines
10 %c
?
1
Jan
60c
Nepheline
35c
Metals Ltd l
&
Ltd—
61c
4,000
50
American
5c
35c
4,300
6%c
2.25
2.30
10,265
67c
6c
52c
~Z*
~ZZl
preferred
American
Anchor
1
69c
66c
66c
-Jan
Larder
Anglo American
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.35
Rare' Earth:
Analogue
3.05
28 %
•
4%
6c
Ltd-
Jan
65c
27c
21
Feb
Ltd
Co
2c
Mines
Jan
22%
Amalgamated
25c
Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium Mines
Gunnar
1
Jan
187/8
54c V
4,645
Minerals
Atlantic
Golden
2.60
510
13,256
Almagamated
7Vic
—
Jan
10,600
12,575
Jan
25
preferred
30V'8
,
16c
18c
2.91
19%
Jan
Jan
92c
$2.40
1.60
1
17c
2.70
19%
11
19
11 VaC
Feb
-.■!
1.40
Jan
1.95
—
Argus Corp
Sullivan
East
Jan
5c
90c
•
4 Va %
Anglo
Consolidated
18
20,710
"1.85
Alminex
5c
17 Vic
18c
>—*
Feb
150
8C
4.50
Roxana
clll
5,000
6c
10
18
(
Jan
6 Vic
6c
Jan
22%
j..
Preferred
Feb
b
23
1.90
Oils
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Bldg Credits
Allied
Feb
2.90
Warrants
10c
Explorations Ltd
Corp Ltd—
:
Trunk
Central
22
200
23%
preferred
,
19
ltd—1
Mines
•
_
common
.
1,050
10
IIII5
Jan
5c
53c
Cons
Jan
22%
ZIIIZII—HIT*
20c
600
"
Jan
41%
19%
1
common
Warrants
Aluminum
Carbec
50c
y__
3,500
6c
57C
4.06
Alberta Distillers
40c
Feb
22
"111
1
_u__
Jan
35%
18
<■
High
20c
3,605
,
,?■' 18c
Ltd—-,
Feb
9,600
Mines
Explorations
32,980
37
'
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
32c
10
" Z
—
Shares
29c
ZI25
I
Shoe
for Week
High
35%
»
Ajax Petroleums
45c
30c
—.
Jan
43c
23c
Range
36%
I—Z_
Dollars
Sales
Low
common
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme Gas & Oil
Jan
Feb
♦
common
Sugar
5c
40c
17c
—1
—1
Paper
—
Acadia
43c
26c
17c
Ltd
Jan
500
1
1
&
Preferred
Jan
27,500
4,000
24c 24Vic
Vi;"
Ltd
Abitibi Power
Advocate Mines Ltd
Feb
4»/ac
4c
56c
Ltd-l
Ltd
Feb
40c
V:. 23c
1
Ltd
Jan
20c
'
40c
43c
*
Ltd
Jan
38c
tiO
Feb
Jan
40c
,
__
—1
Ltd
Explorations
6.60
4'/2c
8c
Mines
Canadian
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Abacus
in
Week's
Jaifft
Jan
4c
V-i
5.60
Canorama
6.50
4Vic
—
-+•
11c
Ltd——*
Oils
Mines
Expressed
Last
Jan
12c
Jan
6,989
>-
3 Vic
Nickel
4c
6 Vic
__1
Canp.lask
20c
6c
—1
Corp
Homestead
13
7c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd____l
Canadian
Feb
Feb
Jan
C
72
—
—1
—
Mines
Uranium
Calumet
Jan
5c
9.40
13c
3
6 Vic
Ltd—_1
Smelt Corp
Mines Ltd
Edmonton
&
Calgary
62c
1
Corp Ltd
Gas Ltd
Tungsten
500
1
.
Hill
70c
70c
„
T_1
Gold
—
Brunswick
6,200
1
1
Bonnyvilie Oil & Refining Corp
Bornlte Copper Corp
Bouzan Mines Ltd.
Burnt
12,200
3 Vic
1
Mining—
Oil
Bluewater
15c
3Vic
__
•
Bay Mining Co
Bellecnasse Mining
280
13c
3Vic
1
Bailey Seuburc Oil & Gas Ltd A
Mines Ltd—r
Lake
9.75
14y2c
20c
Barvallee
Placer
9.40
•
Exploration Ltd
Mines Ltd—
Beauce
Are
STOCKS
1
.
Aumaque Gold
Beatrice Red
Shown
High
Friday
Algon 'Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscope Explorations Lta_.
Ameranium
Mines Ltd
Anacon
Lead
Mines Ltd—
Anthonian Mining Corp. Ltd—
Arno i Mines
Ltd—
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Bateman
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Augustus
(Range for Week Ended'February 26)
Sales
Last
41
Jan
Cable
Mines
Calgary
Oils
Mines
Petroleum
&
18c
6,558
13y2c 14V'ac
15c
II,800
12c
Jan
20c
1
13 %C
12%c
Jan
16c
25c
47c
47c
48c
6,600
45c
Jan
57c
Jan
*
19
18%
19%
5,090
18%
Feb
21%
Jan
17
16%
17 Va-
11,075
16 y2
Feb
19%
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
v
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
.
Monday, February 29, 1960
(938)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February 26)
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Oil—
Consolidated
Gas <fc Oils
Calvan
Calvet
a-.
common
325
21
22
1.837
19%
Feb
Feb
Cournor
75
75
40
75
Feb
82
Jan
Cowlchan
49%
50
390
49%
Feb
57
Jan
1.12
1.25
I.600
1.08
Feb
2,325
25c
25c
46*4
46%
46%
47%
Southern
1.30
Jan
Craigmor.t
48
Feb
Crain
47%
39c
Feb
Creative
-
of
Canadian Bank
Preferred
41
8'8
Class
A
B
Feb
Jan
Crown
Feb
Crowpat
25
5.25
Feb
45%
Jan
Feb
11%
Feb
Feb
9 %
Jan
Cusco
class
—
Feb
49 7 «
Feb
56
Jan
Jan
37%
Jan
Decoursey
35%
35*2
35%
35%
Jan
37
Feb
12 %
12'b
13
595
12%
Jan
16
Jan
Deldona
6.00
695
5.05
Feb
7.05
Jan
Delnite
5.00
830
4.60
Feb
6.60
Jan
Devon
8c
Wright
Canadian
Curtis
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn
13
460
Feb
14%
Jan
Distillers
21
1.951
19%
Feb
22%
Jan
Dome
115
16
Feb
16 %
Jan
Dome
28
Jan
130
6«4
3.340
1.05
1.14
10.050
1.03
Jan
8
7-8
9'b
47.025
7%
Feb
72c
75c
2.210
2.25
2.20
2.35
2,960
3.00
2.90
3.15
II,390
Canadian
1.34
Jan
Dominion
Feb
2.20
Feb
2.75
2.90
Feb
Canadian
Canadian
North
Canadian
Northwest
Oil
Canadian
Feb
2,122
Feb-
-
8c
Jan
^
Feb
-
1,575
8%
6.428-
6c
v
29
Jan
~
%
-
12c
Jan
16%
Feb
9%
-
-
Jan
Feb
Jan
7%c Jan
-
13c
Feb
25c.
Feb.'
10%c
Jan..
23c
14,450
10c 11 %c
20,833
49c
49c
500
99c
19c
20c
Jan
33c
Jan
14c
Jan
27c
Jan
'
Feb
19c
10c v
-
.
k'
46c
VT
Feb
:
<Jan-:
15c
Feb
55c
•
Jan
Feb
80c
37,5591
•
1.04
Jan
2
28%
28%
30
4,555
28%
Feb
31 %
Jan
19
18%
19%
4,487
18'%
Feb
19%
Jan
6.80
6.90
825
18%
19%
2,925
3.50
3.50
3.50
b%
46 V»
98
17%
Feb
98
Jan
3.50
Feb
9%
Jan
-
*:..r 600; ?■
"
7% Feb
t
3,184'* V
;
Jan
21
Feb
3.50
'
44%
common—*
9.00
Feb
6.60
100-
8%
4 4 vi
common
& Steel
:
98
Tar
12%
Feb
14%
14%»
Feb
16
Jan
29c
Feb
60c
15%
850
35
9.495
2.17
2.27
19,125
2.15
934
195
9%
7%
7%
7 >4
130
6%
3.50
3.50
3.50
500
•
Steel
Coal
&
44'%
97
,
Feb
Jan
515
52
■M
Jan
99
,
Feb
15','4
Jan
15%
Feb
Feb2
51%
Jan
Feb •
"44 v
14
:
8
Feb
14'/a
790
7
Feb"
7
530'
7
14%
16%
Jan
•
Donulda
Jan
Jan
Dow
Feb
10%
Jan
Duvan
Copper
Co
Jan
7%
Jan
Duvex
Oils
Minerals
380
Jan
Dynamic
9
45%
3,130
14%
147»
10,738
8%
9%
3,770
8V2
10%
Jan
7%c
7%c
8c
18,825
7%c
Jan
10c
Feb-
45
45
150
45
Jan
45
Jan
15c
14c
15c
10,200
14c
Jan
20c
Jan
6c
6c
7c
16,650
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
1.43
1.36
1.45
118,100
7 %c
8c
2,500
_•
common
Jan
2.45
40
14%
•
common
44:%
•
1
Chemical
&
Textile
Dominion
7
*
Stores
Jan
Dominion
Feb
Jan
Feb
350
8
200
7%
Feb
50%
51
145
50%
Feb
14%
14'b
20
14%
Jan
30c
31c
2,250
30c
Feb
85c
85c
1.500
84c
Feb
7.10
7.00
7.15
5.190
7.00
Feb
3.30
3.10
3.50
710
3.10
Feb
11%
11%
11-8
2,675
11
13«2
13'b
14'2
2.425
66c
57c
67c
106.760
15c
Mines
1
.
Brewery
_*
&
Ltd
1
Petroleum
14%
*
Canadian
East
,
15
37c
Aniphi Gold
Jan
hast
Maiariic
1.28
■>
,
1.53
Feb
East
Sullivan
J an
Economic
8.55
Jan
Eddy Paper class A
4.65
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Elder
13%
Feb
17
Jan
Eldrich
Mines
42c
Feb
67c
Feb
El
Mining
t:
Jan
27c
Canadian
Railway
Mines
Sol
14 'be
17c
40,571
14 %c
Feb
28c
31c
10,694
28c
Feb
44c
22
1.905
207»
Feb
24%
Jan
Falconbridge
24
2434
6.662
24
Jan
25%
Jan
Fanny
37
37
100
35
Feb
39%
Jan
Faraday
10''4
11%
730
10%
Feb
12
Jan
Fargo Oils
Thorium
Tire
500
241
Canadian
s
Wallpaper
10%
—
5c
173
125
16
1
5c
170
v
16
325
5c
Feb
Eureka
16
•
6c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
34
34
75
32
Feb
34
200
29%
Jan
34
100
18 %
Feb
21
Jan
Explorations
195
13 %
Feb
14%
Jan
Fleet
85
39 %
Feb
45 %
Jan
Ford
12 %c
14c
3.000
11 %c
Jan
16 %c
Feb
Ford
105
105.800
90c
Feb
1.47
Jan
7c
Feb
24c
Jan
Francoeur
6%c
Jan
Fraser
7c
12c
360.795
%c
1 %C
8,500
%c
Feb
Corp
Jan
1.13
Jan
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
41c
Jan
49c
Central
Del
Rio
•
Central
Pat
Gold
1
13%
12,425
48c
500
5.15
15.277
4.90
Feb
1.12
5.00
1 01
1.15
4.100
1.12
Feb
Jan
'
'
'
Oil
Cheskirk
.
——
Mines
Jaculet
Mines—
Cop
Gold
of
&
Smelting
Mines
Mining
<fc
Smelting—
Knitting class A_—
Cochenour
Willans
Cockshutt
Farm
Gold
Combined
Metals
Commonwealth
Coniaurum
Allenbee
Bakeries
Oil
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
Feb
1.29
Jan
Geco
5%c
Jan
General
42c
Jan
46c
8,042
44c
Feb
55c
Jan
13
4,500
12c
Feb
15c
Jan
63
13.400
60c
Feb
80c
6,000
50c
Jan
61c
Jan
4.30
1.868
54
55
•
6
6
•
60
:r/-
96
200
3.00
54
5%
r
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
East
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Jan
3.25
Jan
Genex
Feb
25%
Jan
Geo
9c
Jan
13 %c
13c
Jan
15c
3.85
4.10
6,125
10
10
265
29c
-
52c
33c
2.25
2.25
850
49c
52c
8,600
-
8,610
4.90
Feb
Jan
3.74
Feb
10
Jan
11
Jan
Jan
42c
Jan
29c
2.25
49c
Feb
Feb
2.63
60c
Jan
Jan
45c
55c
8,025
43c
Feb
56c
Jan
23c
1,375
2oC
Feb
26c
Jan
5c
Feb
5c
6'be
6.500
8 >4
8*2
400
6c
6c
8,200
5%c
8c
10c
12,167
8c
8c
9c
14,338
8c
5c
1
be
8%
7
4c
4c
4c
1,428
9.50
9.25
10'W
39,763
Howey
Marbenor
Consolidated
Marcus
Consolidated
Mlc
Consolidated
Mining
Gold
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
4c
9.25
Feb
Feb
46,825
4c
Feb
17,055
3.50
Jan
26c
25c
27c
38,446
25c
Feb
42c
26c
Oils
45c
3,750
42c
26c
28c
7,900
26c
6 %c
56c
6'be
57c
7c
4,500
56c
58c
40,550
2.35
2.31
27'be
27'be
1
Ltd
Smelting
Mines
Consolidated
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
Peak
Consolidated
Red
Poplar.
Regcourt Mines
,
common
footnotes,
.....
—
see
Feb
33%
Jan
1,550
18%
Feb
19%
Jan
Feb
17
Feb
91c
Jan
33c
31
18%
18%
18%
15%
16
64C
72c
3,95
3.90
4.15
9c
12,500
9c
Feb
57c
65c
37.G50
;52c
Feb
85c
Jan
44
125
4238
Feb
48
Jan
27%
27 %
100
27
Jan
27%
Jan
9VH
.100
Feb
3%
525'
15%
-
Feb
64c
6,400
Jan
4.65
Feb
3.80
4,627
58c
A
Feb
10c
5%c
6V2C
11,550
25
24%
25
,391
20c
•
_
preferred— IIIIII10
"
5.10
•
5.15
1.72
1.80
—_1
*
45%
101 %
101%
,75
16
Giant
Mascot
Giant
Yellowknife
Glacier
.*■
16%
"
17
.
8
440
300
81c
85c
12%
13
.500 iT
86
495. *
85c
7
86
86
Uranium
Goldaie
Mines
13c
6.t50
76c
1,000 '
25c
25c
2ic
IIV2
11
11%
30c
28c
Mines—
1
7—
———^.1
Goldray
Granby
Mining
class
*
7c
Great
Lakes
Power
Feb
Feb
55c
Jan
1,257
17%
Feb
1.07
1.06
1.11
5,488
1.06
Feb
1.05
1.05
1.10
Northern
Gas
3.25
Jan
Warrants
40 '/a
6%
6%
6.50
5
Great
Plains
Jan
Jan
35c
65c
3.20
20
1.24
1.18
Jan
West
Great
1
common
150 '
6.50
15c
Coal
class
Jan
1958
warrants
•
1
A
Jan
Jan
Gridoil
Gulch
Mines
20c
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
Gulf
Jan
47c
Jan
3'be
3c
4'/bc
38,800
3c
Feb
5c
Jan
6'b
7
53,485
6%c
Feb
10c
Jan
8c
8%c
6,200
8c
Feb
11c
Jan
5c
5c
10,018
5c
Feb
8%c
100
99 >4
.99
•
3-95
3.80
page 44.
99%
3.95
105
1,200
3.25
Feb
Feb
Feb
35%
Feb
37
Feb
99
3.80
Jan
'
980
36
Feb
42%
Jan
24%
225'
22%
Feb
26
Jan
20
103
20
Feb
22%
Jan
5»4
v
38 %
5%
200
Jan
1.80
5%
Feb
6%
1.70
Feb
2.25
39 7
«
1,225
39%
•
Feb
Jan
47c
3,95
38%
103
103
4.30
Jan
Lead
1.80
,
1.80
10%
I,540
4.85
4.85
9%
10»/4
10%
275
4.75
9%
10
Feb
Feb
5.35
5.35
100
4.00
26,600
2%c
Feb
10%
11
465
10%
1.60
1.60
200
1.60
6c
6%c
1.60
6c
20
6c
Hamilton Cotton
Jan
Hardee
1st
10%
19,205
33c
17,790
28c
30
25 '
1
<
6c
Jan
Harding Carpets
Jan
Hard Rock Gold Mines
2.00
*
common
25 %
Jan
]
16
12%
10%
■
12%
v
.
150
.
-
.
'
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
Feb
2,05
Jan
Jan,
7%c
Jan
Feb
7c
Jan
Feb
10%
Feb
Feb
1.00
Jan
Feb
25%
Feb
5c
Jan
10c
Jan
2.00
Jan
2.30
Jan
16
Feb
.
•
16
t.
1,910
12%
10c 10 %c.
.
Jan
7c
25 %
200
100% 100%
_•
■
5.55
4.25
1
28c
*
II,000
2.01
10%
10%
—100
—.3
Jan
Jan
11
%c
5
-
25
,
6%c
16
•
common
preferred
5.00
11%
5c
6,500
9.20
Jan
,Jan
9.20
5.500
5%c
1
Jan
13
Jan
3c
31c
Jan
2.35
Jan
4.00
1
Gold
Jan
Jan
40
Feb
Feb
5.35
_1
preferred
*
Feb
4.00
_l
-
Mines
Farms
Jan
2%C
5.35
.)
Hallnor
9%
645
10
-1.60
145
9%
,
Warrants
Lake
39%
320
9.75
10
9c
Mines
Gurney Products
Gwillim
'
100'
•
*
Jan
130
1.40
•
Gunnar Mines
1,400
Feb
•
Freehold
33c
2,521
Feb
17 %c" Jan
Feb
1.05
20
20
——
Wire
4%c
36
6.50
Feb
Jan
14c
«
Greening
5,200
99
Jan
7''
36
10
Ureyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
9,133
3.35
6.00
.
2,550
*
—
T
r
Feb
Jan
10,833
99
.
'
6,862
Jan
41
Feb
■1.15
—_50
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
5c
3.25
Feb
24
—25
—
Develop
17c
35%
Jan
30c
180
Jan
6V4
Jan
40c
Jan,
40%
14c
Jan.
8c
'19c
23c
25 >
1.05
—
warrants
35c
99
;
• :
325.'
■
1.05
;
35c
35%
Jan
Feb
Feb
'
1.70
—
4'be
10
7c
Jan
40%
Jan
16c
21 %c
-
Feb
37c
Feb
141'%
•
common
Preferred
35c
36c
12%
"
1
13,700
28c
:
.
Feb-
29c
Jan
58-'
40%
Paper
Lakes
9%
Jan
1.10
Feb
17c
.
37,777 *,
145
7.^
Great
Jan
9,268
25c
,
14c
Feb
11,300..
25c
1
Feb
Jan
10,000
22c
—
86
7c
141'.4
—
Feb
n
19c
E——,
a—
Mines
Feb
Feb,;.
Jan
26c
141%
Jan
1.10
87c
24c
25c
__50
common
Grandroy Mines
Granduc
:
—•
—
Goodyear Tire Canada
4%
preferred
Mackay
—
7
53%-Jan
16%
16 %c
—
—1-
*
Jan
Jan
',~50%
Feb
75c
.
1.850
:
Jan
22
Feb
lie
v.-
4,660
28c
Feb
86
17.165 .r
1
'
9
Feb
12.%
'
t'tc
—1
Mines
'
I;
81c
76c
;
Gold
Jan
-
!
75c
3,770 %
•
Mining
Gordon
,
Feb
Feb
42 '/2
45
Jan'
102%
18%
-f
Feb
42%
82c
l367/8
.
Feb
15
uo:
Feb
7c
Feb
Feb
Jan
.'16'•.
•>', '7%
v
8,685
45%...
'
GoliUields
•
200
43%
12%
1
Jan
2.31
38c
Feb
Feb
Jan
8,442
37c
Jan
"
15%
5C
81c
___•
Mining
7c
9,680
37c
1
Jan
2.10
J
Feb-
32
___i
Mine
72c
27 %c
14c
6.25
Jan
101%
3,825
"
19'4
45%
-
43%
___50c
common
Prospecting
Feb
1,670
S9c
1,936
19
—-1
Ltd—
Feb
3,700
2.35
13,500 '
.
7%
--100
Mines
Great
Jan
Jan
86
8IV2
.14%
6c
16%
,
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
9c
28%
*;
Feb
5.05
35
33
101%
1
Wares
Scientific
Glenn
Jan
12
Jan
1.72
905.
Jan
173%
"
24%- Feb
-
88'%
I.¬
Feb
5c
.
60
85"
5V2C
Drilling common_50c
Jan
Jan
"
5%c
I—II100
5c
3.75
Feb
10%
13,025
15%
15
34%
preferred
58c
•
152
,
505 "
1.89
15%
—_
11%
39c
Feb
890
Feb
Jan
80c
Feb
73
,
-.295
11
__„—A--——
Steel
B
3.15
Tb
; 56C
525
158
1%
82.80
17%
8
9 %
6,320
0
Class
2.70
15c
70c
76:%
,
152
1
Feb
30c
25,600
60c
74%
61c
75%
10%
Ltd
Feb
17%
j
4
33c
Feb
common
45c
2.50
100
Co
Class A
Class E* preferred.
Conwest
Exploration
Jan
29 %
——1
Power
32c
3.10
_l
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
19c
10,014,
22c
29%
152
class A
Feb
17%
I.II1
Ltd"—«_Il
Mines
86,300
Jan
25c
83 Va
2 1
Oils__
Jan
10%
common—.
Feb
•
•
Mines
Consolidated
Sannorm
Ltd
-Tan
»
.1
Mines
9 %c
*
.-A-.' *'
Ltd
45c
~_\
"3
&
Feb
_•
Greater
Ltd
Mosher
Negus
6c
3.60
1
Mogul
Consolidated
4c
3.50
l
Mines
Gold
Mac
Consolidated
Jan
8c
3.55
1
.1
8c
8%
Feb
'
8c
♦
Mines
Lake
Consolidated
67»c
LIIIIIII.*
Feb
23c
\
Halllwell
Consolidated
18,000
1111—15
S)_.
Co
Preferied
2.81
4,700
1
Crest
Class
16%
63,800
•
Oil
(U
Motors
General
1.608
4c
Fenimore
8c
Feb
.9%
General Petroleum
3.700
14c
•
Discovery
Consumers Gas
Feb
3.20
12c
Warrants
Consolidated
7c
'
—20
Bakeries
General
17%
9%C
Mines
Consolidated
6%
13 Vac
Cadillac.——1
Consolidated
58
13'2
Central
Consolidated
4.45
10'be
Dentson
Consolidated
Jan
9c
Development
General Dynamics
3.00
1
FUn
Dragon
2oc
A
Co
Mines
16 '4
3.10
Consolidated
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
53c
Consolidated
Consolidated
20c
44
General
4.35
—_•
Mines
Gamma
Callinan
16,600
A__
preferred
Feb
_•
Bellekeno
23c
1.54
,
'
5%%
Jan
•
Consolidated
20c
23c
Feb
1.27
-
64c
Mining
1.03
•
—
Consolidated
15,750
58c
class
Mines
Gacineau
35c
51c
*
—...
Mines
Consolidated
1.36
'
Gaitwin
3%c
4.20
2.50
Mines
1.30
■—Z250
(Charles)
4,100
63
•
—_
Frosst
13,000
52c
*
Mines
For
Jan
1
3.85
I
Petroleum
59
56
'
42,900
4
Enterprises
Feb
Debentures
37c
1.09
12
13
Cellulose
Combined
.40
V,
Canada———
Frobisher
4%c
1
Mines
Columbia
59
15%
Canadian—.
Petroleum
44c
•
;
Lake
Feb
Jan
"
1
Equipment
Cody Reco
Jan
59
.
30%
Companies
4c
36c
1
1
—
Bar
12 %c
Jan
1.40
1
Mining
82
1
Manufacturing
Motor
35c
1.03
1
75c
Min
4,000
6.20
15c
25
Chibougamau
Chromium
.
15c
12 %c
—1
Mines
Kayrand
■
1
Porcupine
Chesterville
58 %. Feb
Jan
7%c
1,300
4.90
-
4.500
48c
13
•
8c
1.08
127s
1.05
•
Ltd
Athabaska
9c
Jan
8c
1.05
•
—III
Quartz
Asbestos
145
,
—
Foundation
98c
7'be
1
Ltd—
Mines
59
1
Preferred
French
Gold
Jan
58%
1
Ltd
Nickel
Fittings class
40
lc
Cariboo
Jan
39%
Mining
13'2
99c
—1
Warrants
Captain
Jan
1.90
Jan
1
Grain
13'2
.1
,
Met
Ltd
Ltd
39'4
39'4
2—*
Mines
Can
1.78
Feb
35%
Feb
13'b
:
Exploration
Erin
Feb
1.50
150
Mining
Federal
32
32
•
20
Can
1.53
8,600
38
Candy—
Uranium
Mines
Fatima
15%
18%
A
preferred
Westinghouse
9,000 '
1.59
38
cii.—L—0
Developments
Players
Far west
Jan
17
•
Canadian
1.58
1.50
Farmer
199
pfd_20
Mfrs class
B
Canadian Western Nat Gas5%3>
1.55
———20
Corp
Feb
170
—
Vickers
Canadian
a
1
Corp
Corp common
1.58
1.59
10
Feb
207b
25
—
Superior Oil
Canadian
&
31c
Trust—
_2——
—
20%
—*
Canadian
Investment
Common
Jan
10c
Feb
1
Mines
Jan
7c
1
Mines
Jan
•
common
1
1.05
*
1
Mines
Salt
Cos
Jan
60 %
Famous
Key
'-9c
Feb—
87c
Magnesium
Dominion
Jan
11%
"
common
Gold
Pacific
Con
10,100
12c
11 %C
.100
Dominion
15%
*
Inca
Canadian
Coniaeas
Jan
88 c
.
Preferred
Jan
125
9%
1
Industries
Malartic
Coin
17,925
29c
23c
.
1
.
Electrohome
Jan
17
29
■———
Canadian
Circle
16 %c
25c
11c
preferred.——25
3.65
12'b
10c
———-
Hydrocarbon
Chrysler
Feb
-<2.64
1
Jan-
15%
Jan
11%
Jan
17
2.24
Jan
22%
-
25c
Dominion Foundry
Feb
•
19
11%
18
20c
Warrants
Canadian
Chirao
13c
27 c
Bridge
Coal
12 '2
A..*
Oil
Canadian Husky
Chib
6c
2.50
Dominion
85c
*
Feb
25
-
100'
"
—-——100
—
High Crest
Homestead
Chiboug
8%
16c
1
1
1
Seagrams
Dominion
Feb
72c
7%
General Securities class
Charter
4.000
8c
—1
Jan
100
15
Feb
4.00
Feb
9c
25
9c
15%
8%
Mining
7% Jan
29
Feb
6
Jan
2.00
-——
Preferred
Central
25
8c
25
1
"
——•
Foods Products common.—I.*
Canadian
Cassiar
3,525%
*
Gas <fe Oil
Fairbanks Morse class A_50c
Canadian
Cavzor
20
15%
10
Petroleum
1 05
*
1
163a
—i
A
Candore
9c
Mines
16
28' b
Jan
69c
•
12
—*
Dock
Canadian Export
4?f
9c
-10
Oils
20
common——*
Steel
Preferred
Class
2.20
1
16
•
Petroleum
Canadian Dyno Mines—
Class
13,930
—
Mines
Palmer
Dominion
Canadian
2.36
'
common
Preferred
Class B
2.31
2.33
Mines
Gold
12
6
10c
'
Feb
8%
Mines
20
*
3
1
•
Pete
Collieries
Canadian
13,594
■
Chemical
Canadian Chieftain
Dredge
200
10%
——1
Brewts
Horn
Deer
3.50
20
10
Explorers
Daering
300
3.65
20
Daragon Mines
34%
28'2
Jan
Jan
3.50
6c
4,470
6
;
Feb
36c
.
4.697
12
Jan
12%
»
Feb
1.50
20
warrants.
Mines
14.700
•
53c
10
—:
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*
*
25
25
A
preferred
Canadian
280
Jan
Jan
18%
9c^ -Jan %
4.000
International Ltd
52
705
66c
2.00
3.50
—
36'4
Feb
7,500 V,;
9c
9c
55c
1
Minerals
35%
6c
Feb
50c
Nest
Crush
7
Jan
27c
1.80
>
—_
Trust
Crows
10%
700
-
75c
41
215
12
2.00
Mines
497»
6c
25
common.*
preferred
Canadian
50c
Feb
210%
9,000
30C
27c
55c
Canada
Crestaurum
3.95
Feb
12 %
14c
Feb
16%
*
1
Celanese common
Canadian
Cree
Jan
35%
warrants
Canners
Jan
84
50%
warrants
Class
Canadian
58
4.60
common
—
British Aluminium
Canadian
"
10%
7
of
Feb
Feb
6,035
:
1.37
565
12%
Ltd
5.05
Commerce
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
41
-1
20
*
Minerals
Astoria
Canadian
4.40
107h
Oil
51
80%
1.950
52c
3.95
12.50
•
B
class
Cable
&
50C
4.00
33.098
31 %c Jan
,
—
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140
4
50c
Preferred
Wire
80'
80' 4
1.54
17 %
1
Mines
Li
(R
555
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51 >b
51
51
Feb
1.37
—-1
Jan
Feb
Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
24c
High
..
24c
16%
1
Copper
Bit
Craig
14,000
17
Mining
45
330
-10
100
Mtge
Petroleum
1
Steamship Lines common——.
$134
22
9%c
1.38
Zinc
Lead
45%
50
461 b
25c
■
Canada Southern
41
Coulee
3.923
16
46%
A
Ltd preferred
Oils warrants
Safeway
Canada
Canada
Jan
30 >2
16
12%
-
Canada
Canada
Jan
22
28'2
22
;
Permanent
Canada
33%
150
—
Warrants
B
Feb
Feb
14.190
28Tb
Canada Oil Lands
Class
28 %
Feb
5.65
100
class
Jan
5.05
Jan
60c
12%
lio
preferred
Packers
Jan
13%
Jan
1.12
Iron Foundries common—
Canada
6.90
Feb
45c
6,900 "
26c
8c
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A—
Cosmos Imperial
—
15%
4.800
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
24c
24 %C
Copper cor p Ltd
49%
Crushed
Canada
Malting
Feb
3.55
Jan
16
Canada
Canada
3.50
5.03
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*
Stone
Cut
.
Shares,
High
Low
Par
High
127h
5.55
—I
—
Cement common
4',4%
60c
53c
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake-Canada
200
3.50
3.50
3.50
__1
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
10
160 ,6
A.500—
Feb
10% Feb
.* Feb
100
u.
111*4
Feb-
11%
Jan
104%
Jan
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,
.
.
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Minerals
Hartz (J F) class A_—.
Hasaga Gold
Mines—
Head of Lakes Iron
..
9c
Low
9c
1,400
12%
13
17c
18c
8c
10c
12c
Jan
Merrill
11%
Feb
13
Feb
8c
1
24c
1
25c
20c
Feb
15c
Jan
8c
9,500
5%c
6c
1.60
1.60
200
•
51%
52
Feb
24c
3,000
1
Bell
Dauch Canada
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
&
370
Feb
Feb
6%c
Feb
Jan
1.70
Feb
Feb
g
25%
25%
26%
2,517
24 %
.—•
9.60
8.85
10%
10,238
8.85
Feb
Class
B
•
9.05
8.65
9.70
6,377
8.65
Feb
54 %
Island
Midrlm Mining
Midwest Industries
City
Jan
Milliken
27%
Feb
Jan
Milton
12%
Jan
Mining
11%
Jan
Min
__20c
4.25
4.25
300
4.20
Jan
5.00
43 %
335
43
Feb
%
Jan
3.25
3.35
Modern
1,300
3.25
Feb
4.00
Jan
47%
Feb
•
45%
45%
•
11%
11%
20
Hydra Explorations
'V?53
1
& Erie Mtge_;—
35c
:—
Containers class a
Industrial
45%
51%
Jan
Class
1,720
11%
Feb
14%
Jan
9c
Feb
11c
Jan
Monarch
59
Feb
Moneta
42c
Jan
53
53
300
35c 36% c
3,827
Warrants
54
9%
53
Feb
35c
32
32%
1
1.335
Feb
1
32
13,650
Jan
9%
Mt
Feb
Multi
Feb
37
Jan
2,815
11%
Jan
12
Feb
Nama
400
5%
Jan
Feb
National
Drug
83
Feb
National
Exploration
37%
Jan
National'
180
5,124
10
10
10%
950
5%
5%
1
5%
5
;——20
14
14
5%
5%
82
Feb
31 %
Feb
10
200
Feb
5%
Jan
12%
Jan
5%
Jan
1.35
S—
m
Feb
Jan
National
2,470
4.60
Jan
5%
5,320
4%
Feb
6%
14
14
; V 200
1.50
800
.
14%
Jan
Nealon
Feb
1.90
Jan
Nello
9%c
Sc
10c
•
99
98
99%
97%
Jan
*
.■ft; 42
42
42%
330
32
Jan
42%
Jan
New
Athona
__5
33 %
32%
34'A
2,050
31
Feb
36 %
Jan
New
——25
39 %
39 %
110
39%
Bidlamaque
Feb
40%
Feb
New
Calumet
Interprovincial Bldg Credits 1959 wts—1
Line
S
51c
55c
100
51c
Feb
1.25
Jan
New
Continental
53%
56%
3,285
60
Jan
New
Davies
3,100
Feb
5.25
Jan
New
Delhi
Feb
41%
Jan
New
Dickenson
38
Jan
__
Molybdenum
International
International
Nickel Co common
International
Petroleum
International
Utilities
common
Preferred
Interprovincial Pipe
56
A
25c
—
Jan
13%c
Jan
Nesbitt
4,568
52%
Feb
4.85
29%
5.00
36%
20
30%
610
29%
Feb
4.65
36
105
Jan
*—1
1.55
1.65
25,650
1.55
Feb
1.75
2.30
2.38
1,000
2.05
Jan
2.70
Jan
43c
20o
35c
New
Alger
Mines
12%
350
43c 48 %c
20,000
12%
12Feb
Jan
34c
14
%
52 c
Mining
Walte
Jellicoe
Lake
Preferred
Kelly
1
-——
class
Douglas
of
7c
Canada
Lake
(John)
Osu
Shore
Lake
La
1
Mines
43c
1.80
900
6%
1,775
3.50
675
8c
260
7c
.
1.60
Feb
Feb
6
2.00
7%
Jan
Jan
Nor
Acme
Noranda
4.00
Jan
10%
Jan
Norgold
Jan
9%c
Jan
Jan
21 %
Jan
3.00
1.09
Feb
1.90
Jan
38
Jan
Northcal
9%c
Jan
10c
Jan
North
25%
Feb
28
Jan
Feb
27%
10c
25%
26%
1,848
22
23%
Feb
33c
3.336
1,000
22
1.721
9
9
225
70C
75c
2,700
8
Jan
62 %c
Feb
42c
9%
82c
Normetal
20c
4.00
4.05
200
3.35
4.00
Jan
Jan
4.50
4.00
Feb
33c
4.20
4.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.70
5,463
64c
80c
27,600
64c
Feb
30c
28c
30c
4,200
26c
Jan
30c
Feb
25%
25%
425
23%
Jan
27%
1.33
1.40
4,100
1.32
Jan
1.59
7c
2,100
6%c
Feb
9c
3c
3c
3,000
4c
1.75
1.80
26%
26
2.95
Jan
Jan
3c
Canadian
Jan
50%
140
49%
Jan
51%
Jan
6%c
6%c
6,000
6%C Jan
9 Vac
11c
11c
1,040
lie
14c
16'A
240
16%
Feb
10 Vac
Feb
16'A
10 %c
13c
9,500
Class
Class
6 %c
6,234
5%C Jan
7%c
Jan
32c
3,500
29c
Jan
35c
Jan
14%c
19c
201,800
8 VaC
Jan
19 Vac
Feb
32c
38c
38,200
26c
Jan
43c
Feb
28c
3,380
25c
Feb
35c
Jan
1,700
•_ 14c
9,500
13c
14c
2.76
1957
Oils
Mines
4,833
71c
81c
36,500
71c
Feb
1.14
7c
2,000
6%c Jan
9%c
Jan
10c 10%c
11,500
9%c
Jan
13c
Feb
12,000
18c
Jan
25c
Jan
37c
9,000
30c
Jan
37c
Jan
78c
301,158
62c
Feb
1.27
Jan
10,500
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
Feb
12c
Jan
18 %C
Jan
4,500
16c
Feb
20c
Jan
16c 16
41%
40
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
20c
23c
3.15
pace
44
85C;
40
Feb
48%
Jan
73c
Feb
1.10
Jan
5%c Jan
6%c
Jan
24vac
Jan
20c
3.20
4,100
1,946
10c 10%c
7,000
8c
10,800
9,450
10c
8c
25o
2.50
21%
7c
2.40
2.60
21
21%
300
70c
-
74c
2,380
1,060
1.01
1.01
1.05
23,260
58c
51c
58c
37,349
26c
I
27c
98c
98c
69c
Feb
Feb
3.70
10c
Feb
13c
Jan
7c
Feb
12c
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
3.10
10 %c
2.33
Feb
20
Jan
70c
Feb
1.01
Feb
2.95
22
1.04
1.30
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
40c
Jan
58c
Feb
6.499
25c
Jan
38c
Jan
1,000
93c
Feb
1.25
Jan
80c
24,697
69c
Feb
1.41
Jan
36c
7,200
Nova
Nudulama
Feb
34%
500
22 %
Jan
34%
43
43%
755
41 %
Jan
46
Jan
19
187
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.40
1.40
1.60
1,175
3.75
Jan
1.10
1.20
8,300
1.10
Feb
1.31
Jan
13%
Gas
13 %
13%
2,339
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
3.36
900
20
16c
16c
1,600
2
16%
16 Va
140
100
70
70
60
11 %c
14c
1
80c
*
13c
20
Ltd
;
Utilities
pfd
Mines
Jan
8cl
33c
34 Vs
18%
Northwestern
1
3.35
12c
3.25
1.00
3.15
Jan
Jan
3.70
Jan
16c
Feb
20c
15%
Feb
16 Vs
Feb
70
Jan
76 %
Jan
10,000
11c
Feb
15Vac
Jan
80c
500
80c
Jan
13c
2.500
13c
Feb
1.05
Jan
Jan
Feb
Beaucage
Jan
Obaska
26%
Jan
o'Brien
42
43 %
385
6.00
6.50
745
1.20
200
14c
6.00 Feb
:
Mines
5c
16c
2.60
17c
Jan
Loan
59c
Jan
Ontario
Steel
Feb
Jan
5 %c
4,800
2.70
2,700
1.00
1.05
1514
9,334
32c
Page Hershey Tubes
Feb
18%
Jan
Feb
90c
95c
6c
4,600
4%c
68c
1,430
68c_
Feb
10c
Jan
4c
Jan
Pardee
90c
Feb
1.05
Jan
Patino
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
99c
Jan
Jan
960
12
Feb
14
*\9
85
Feb
91
Jan
Feb
17c
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
21,500
7%c
9 %c
10c
9 Vac
3,500
9c
Jan
11c
9c
123,125
97c
Feb
1.33
97c
1.08
33c
35c
16,500
10%
10%
22,665
98
98
98%
530
8C
8c
8 vac
25,800
4.50
4.60
650
10c
10c
500
1.10
32
24%
21c
25%
24VaC
6%.
36c
40c
1.85
1.80
1.98
16c
16c
5,000
150
1,890
Jan
102
Feb
10c
Jan
4.85
Jan
Jan
13 %C
Jan
Feb
1.00
Gas
6 %C
6%c
7c
31c
31c
37c
7'a
1,600
32c
7,500
29c'
10% Feb
1.15
Petrol
29c
Feb
8.60
Jan
1.34
Feb
4,200
ey2c Jan
8 Vac
Jan
7,200
30c
37c
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
Feb
7 Vs
t35c
Jan
Jan
10%
10%
lovs
7,082
7.00
7.50
300
26%
25
26%
36c
37c
61c
61c
9c
9c
15c
24%
12%
Jan
Feb
9.00
Jan
Feb
29%
Jan
13,300
3,102
34c
Feb
44c
Jan
60c
Jan
66c
Feb
9 vac
11,500
6%c Jan
15c 18 %c
16,518
15c
3.20
.
3.25
238
3.20
40c
Feb
Jan
Feb
14Vac
Jan
23c
Jan
3.70
66c
40c
45c
2,100
2.70
2.60
2.75
1,225
1
1
1.25
20c
19 %c
24c
66,800
19c
Jan
33c
24c
25c
4,100
23c
Feb
39c
7%
7%
8
685
—50
40
40
41
585
2
1
64c
55c
67c
18c
18c
20c
1
1.00
92c
•
:
&
4,492
7.00
*
:__
Oil preferred
Mines
1.00
24c
2.60
7%
Feb
Feb
2.85
8 Va
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
40
Feb
Feb
85c
Jan
Jan
21 %c
Jan
Feb
1.00
Jan
40
Feb
22,200
55c
4.500
18c
1.00
3,600
74c
Oil & Gas
a
98c
1.01
11,050
98c
Feb
63c
1
70c
6,500
60c
Feb
Jan
1.17
85c
Jan
Jan
1.02
Jan
Jan
•
94c
86c
94c
4,325
85c
5%c
5%c
5 vac
9,100
5vac Jan
7c
Jan
Place Oil & Gas
1
75c
71c
78c
16,900
Feb
95c
Jan
11
11%
1,530
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
19c
2,800
19c
Jan
22c
Jan
82c
90c
132,900
82c
Jan
98c
Feb
35c
35c
11,500
34c
Feb
42c
Feb
Feb
55%
Feb
2.95
Feb
3.15 Jan
3.65
Feb
33
Jan
Placer
30%
Jan
Feb
31c
Jan
Portgage
9,000
20,000
33,157
16,000
6c
Feb
8c
Jan
Powell
33c
Jan
42c
Power
Jan
Prairie
19c
Jan
Prairie
Island
Rouyn
Corp
Oil
•
11 vs
19c
500
Oils
21c
Feb
Mines
Development
19,500
2.28
Gold
Crow
Ponder
Jan
Mines
&
1
Pickle
Feb
Feb
Oil
Pitch Ore Uranium
Feb
15 %c
30c
24
Feb
Jan
6.10
80c
—1
—
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
24%
1.80
6 %
—;
Gold
Peruvian
32
■
Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
Feb
10c
22
50
16,830
371,600
1
1
Preferred
Perron
Feb
8c
4.50
29
22
2
Paymaster Consol
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
Permo
37c
Feb
97
Feb
1.34
Canada
of
Consol Gold
Jan
Feb
9%
27 Vs
6.80
Mines
Amalg Mines
Warrants
Pato
Jan
Feb
32c
150
22
•
Parmaque
Jan
13c
27 Va
1.08
•
Porcupine
Pamour
7c
12,300
Feb
6.10
Warrants
2%c
13c 14 VaC
Jan
15VaC
22
Pamoil Ltd
2.98
Jan
61c
Jan
36c
Feb
2.62
Feb
12 %c
7.30
1.00
2,500
5,350
50c
1,500
1.12
i
.
14 %
6,745
1,950
13c
6.35
1
—
Petroleums
Pacific
Feb
78,100
1.05
Jan
Jan
3c
Feb
52c
Jan
1.14
9c
Jan
13
27 va
*
—-
Mines!.
Lake
Jan
80c
Feb
1
Wholesale
8%C
2.95
85
2.92
10c
Feb
1
Ormsby Mines
Oshawa
Jan
11%
*
;
Feb
7c
12%
Jan
Jan
6c
60c
125
1
common
Gold
19c
Feb
5c
2.85
12
Grenada
2,000
12,900
_1
Products
Copper
Feb
21c
•
3 Vac
85
Feb
Jan
Osisko
32,800
15%
8c
7 %c
7c
66c
11%
50c
10
Mines
Orchan
15c
Feb
2.60
42,000
4,100
Opemiska
Debenture—
&
Feb
15c
9%c
6c
5c
Ontario
60c
11%
12 Vac
Malartlc
Oleary
36 %c Jan
*
60c
11%
900
Jan
Feb
1
Oils
Jan
Feb
7c
•
Mines
Cement
1.25
6c
21c 25 Vac
Okalta
18c
5c
11,100
9c
Ocean
Feb
48c
4,000
15c
Jan
Jan
Feb
19 %c
1,950
6%c
9.00
Mines
Gold
1.20
56,540
5c
44
Lake
lie
2,100
26c
Jan
40
5,40p
55c
19 %c
6
see
Jan
4,877
6 %c
33c
Jan
26%
16c
1.40
9,900
3,000
42%
73c
5 %c
50
Oils
Feb
-
1.2
50
%c
6%c
•
Utilities
Feb
40c
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor .Expl & Dev
Jan
Jan
Telephone
22%
25
Jan
63c
7c
_so
common
Northern
22%
21c
common...—
6c
Feb
Jan
warrants
Northland
919
;
Mclntyre Porcupine new
McKenzle J«ed Lake
50c
5c
71c
Northland
1,150
—50
:
20c
Jan
Jan
4,500
Uranium
Jan
28%
32
Gas
Jan
5c
9c
G8c
Feb
Jan
10c
Ltd
9c
19c
3,500
5 VaC
•
Feb
1.93
4.60
—
Jan
Jan
6c
13c
Jan
Mines
29
10 %
10
Feb
75c
Ltd
Natural
28%
1.04
convertible preferred
Consol
Jan
Jan
3.00
Feb
Ltd
Mines
Canada
Jan
33 %c
Matachewan
18c
16 %c
Jan
1.20
common
Ontario
Feb
9c
Maritime Mining Corp
Feb
Feb
1,325
warrants
Feb
1.75
10c
Martln-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
2.20
32,985
72c
i.iih
i
Northern
23%
68c
-
15c
3.00
12c
3.20
Northern
1.00 Jan
23 %
_
:
Jan
6c
a
28
12%
Jan
17c
30c
10 %c 11 %c
Exploration
a
22%
13 %c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Preferred
26%
5 %C
common
\ 17%
30c
70c
North Star Oil
22%
95c
Feb
Feb
__
Northspan
26
3c
Oils
&
Jan
15%
v
41c
Coldstream
125
9c
Marcon Mines
Grain
2.60
f eh
•
1.00
Maralgo Mines
Mayfair Oil
Feb
13%
50c
Warrants
570
3,340
27
10
Maxwell
2.33
710
750
Rankin
Feb
15c
15%
Preferred
Mayburn
500
50 %
Ltd
North
Feb
30c
Uranium
Jan
Feb
60
2.33
13%
28,089
i
IIIIII
Goldcrest
10c
1,000
—
Milling
Oils
North
Feb
5,000
2,500
1,175
2.88
4.00
3.40
3.40
2.33
51c
Mining
Northgate
6c
8 %c
6c
Lake
Jan
47c
Nickel
North
Jan
8c
52c
Powell River
27'%
Jan
2.10
30c
21c
Jan
1.29
Mining Corp
Jan
1.00
Feb
70c
17c
2.61
Jan
26%
13%
13%
73c
Jan
2.80
8,355
2,250
4.05
5%C
Jan
10c
41c
h__
Jan
Feb
75c
2.35
11c
Mines
Leaf
100
16%
Feb
51c
Preferred
—
Barvue
26%
16c
Norsyncomaque
9c
Feb
5c
1.20
Mines
13,152
20
1.20
Mines
14%
44c
Mines
Norlartic
6.25
Gold
410
9,550
1.20
Mines
1.50
15c
Jan
15
6c
5c
—IIIII
Mines
Norbeau
Feb
6c
r
Feb
7
i
Norpax
5c
Jan
20 %c
6 %C
Gold
Jan
23C
59c
Feb
5c
3.80
#
Feb
14%
Nisto Mines
22%
A
38c
__I.HI
Mines
Feb
9
Feb
Jan
1.75
3
3
Magnet Cons Mines
Major trans
Malartlc Goldfields
McCabe
Jan
Jan
Jan
.
15 VaC
8,300
18c
4Vac Jan
Norvalie
Explorations
MacLeod Cockshutt
5Va%
36c
61c
866
3.20
3c
Macfie
Marigold
5,867
6%C
Macassa Mines
Maple
38c
43%
Jan
2,800
24,450
Mines
Warrants
Louvicourt Goldfield
Manitou
Jan
6'/a
i
17c
Feb
50c
17,000
15 %c
3.40
37 Va
56c
Nipissing
1.33
Long Point Gas
Lorado Uranium Mines..:
Maneast
38c 41 %c
.
5%c
Nickel Mining &
Smelting
25%
50
warrants
Red
32,400
Jan
Jan
17%
56c
3.75
London Hosiery Mills common—
Long Island Petroleums
Madsen
8,640
55c
Nickel Rim Mines
3.35
-
&
38%
50c
Jan
.
16%, Feb
5 Vac
Jan
Feb
—
Candy
MacMillan Bloedel
37%,
2
Superior Oils
Jan
30c
Preferred
Macdonald
16%
II
Rouyn
Jan
74c
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
555
16%
6 vac
45c
16c
preferred
A
80c
1,000
29c
4.00
Class B
Class
Jan
8%C
Jan
12c
.—
class
69c
8c
23'A
B
6,100
73c
Mines—
Jan
—
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class A pfd
Cos
74c
Rouyn Merger
3.20
8c
Gold
Class
83
10 %c
Jan
70c
Mines
Gold
Jan
IIIIII
9
4.00
Gold
82
—
Mining
Secord
100
5%c_
13,260
70c
American
87
5c
21
22%
Exploration
class A
—,
Jan
87
12 %c
i
37c
12,700
10c
Gold
Laura
Loblaw
9%
Jan
Jan
32c
20%
26
Mines
Latin
Lexindin
New
13%
___________———
Mines
Lencourt
Jan
Jan
82
26'A
62c
Senator
9 Vac
'
5%C
25c
2.10
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
Leitch
2.45
,-21%
5c
5,300
Mines
Wasa
Luz
8,500
3,900
New
Feb
Jan
12 V4, Feb
Feb
32c
36
Mines
Lingman
Lake
250
42c
1.95
589
7c
13%
-
>
63c
6c
Gas
Lake
9%
-—
Mines
Dufault
Lake
7.720
Jan
8,500
300
13c 13 %c
_
Gold
1.09
Ltd
Cement
Cinch
Lake
2.25
16c
"
V
41%
2.93
Manitoba
New
Jan
10c
7 Vac
13%
Mining & SmeltlnglHI
Mylamaque Exploration
New
New
6c
warrants
Lakeland
6,000
Feb
18 %c
Newnorth
Jan
11%
IIIIIIII
Jan
14c
1,231
26
IJjoc
Mines
Jan
Jan
-
12
Jan
25c
IIIII
Mines
3.70
Labrador Mining &
Lafarge
he
Jan
Jan
Feb
Canada
Mines
Kelore
Jan
6c
Jan
Mines
20%
Townsite
of
Mines
Newlund
2.80
Jan
2.50
4Vac
■
Feb
Mines
6c
Mines
Minerals
Kirkland
Labatt
9c
6%
3.00
6 Vs
A
Copper
C
27,233
1.40
28c
Jan
1.80
15
Kerr-Addison Gold
Class
10
Feb
67c
12
3.00
Gold
Oil
New Hosco Mines
36c
Warrants
Kirkland
Feb
9
9
12
Mines
Kelvinator
Kilembe
Feb
5%
23c 25 %c
Mining Co Ltd
Oils
Kenville
20 %c
560
2.20
2.20
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jowsey
1.12
3,150
40c
Mines
Gold
Warrants
Jupiter
5,950
21c
5%
10c
10c
Jockey Club Ltd common
Jonsmith
1.22
9
(1939)
Mines
Joburke
Jan
24c
21c
1.16
1.20
21c
Exploration
Jefferson
116,000
5%
35c
Jacobus
Jaye
38c
27c
1.07
Feb
150
500
37c
Pete
Jason
Feb
102,270
6c
18c
I I
New
New
Jack
Mines—
Jan
70c
80c
.
6c
"I
Jan
Jan
40
10 %c
ZZZZZZ
Gold
Harricana
Jan
21
io
II
II
Mines
Goldvue
Jan
8c
25c
160
b_I__II_"
~25c
Mines
New
2.05
Feb
2.70
26 Vs
Uranium
New
Feb
Jan
%c
358
—IIIIIIII"
-IIIIIIIII,
Products
Labine
1.55
20c
100
5,985
40%
Jan
2.38
1
Copper Mines
Mines—
Iroquois Glass preferred
Bay
1.62
1
10
Irish
Iso
Neon
8%c
29 %
—
Class
Jan
4,050
36%
Interprovincial Steel
•
Investors Syndicate common—__—25c
Iron
2,625
50c
6,270
Vac
21c
14%
•
.
1
1
Inspiration
Feb
-
Jan
22%
preferred
Mines
36c
1.70
6c
iiiii
ZZZZ,
36c
Jan
40
40c
:
Trust
36c
85c
Feb
22
55c
Car
36c
Feb
16%
com_I_II
Chemical
Mines
50c
15 %c
National Hosiery Mills class
Petroleum
Feb
1.35
&
Steel
8,600
22% 22%
__
Mines
Grocers
National
6
Jan
58c
7c
■
III
National
6.00
'
~10
IIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIII
Minerals
Creek
63c
38%
Wright Iron
12
5%
Feb
13%
22 Va
common
5%
83
Warrants
63
48c
-
40%
4
preferred
Locomotive Works
Corp
11,800
Jan
71c
Knitting
Porcupine
Montreal
50c
1.15
22 Va
.IIIIIIIIII
5%
33%
*
•
Feb
8% Feb
II
ZZZZ
a
15
11%
11%
13%
b
11%
12.
5%
■:
;_____
53
627
-
|
32%
—
—
53
9%
82%
•
Ingersoll Machine class A__
Inglis (John) & Co—
Inland Natural Gas common
Preferred
53
9%
32%
class
Preferred
2,000
33%
Com Ltd common
Accept
Brewery
2,253
12
Moore
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Investment class A
•
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6c/o preferred
4.86%
$4% preferred
100
^
.
10c 10 %c
_______X
Jan
6c
Mines
Molsons
44
14%
70c
Jan
43%
350
2.70
73c
—
—
_•
14%
Vac
—
Corp
13c
Feb
20c
Brick
Ore
7%c Jan
1.60
21
Uranium
84c
12,000
50c
1.70
30,100
8c
48c
48c
Corp""
High
88c
14'A
common
IIIIII!
Gas—_IIIIIH
Metals
Low
8c
-
Lake
Range Since Jan. 1
High
84c
T~
Petroleums
Mindamar
?
_•
Huron
85c
Warrants
Mill
Howard Smith Paper common
Pam Porcupine
Low
Mining
Uranium
Mines
Mexican Light & Power
Midcon Oil
Hoyle Mining
——
_
Hudson Bay Mining & Smeltine
Hudson
Bay Oil
1
Hugh
Shares
—
;
.
Pltfield—
&
Home
;
Jan
1.49
A
Oil Co Ltd—
31c
5%c
51 %
Class
Home
for Week
Meta
Jan
31,800
1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
15%c
3,050
Week's
Last
High
9c
300
_1
Red Lake
Heath Gold Mines
Highland
9c
Friday
Sale Price
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
High
___—»
Headway
Hinde
Low
1
Harrison
(Range for Week Ended February 26)
Sales
Last
•
1
Gold
1
RoT-
Pipe Mfg
84c
1
-•
1
49%
'49%
52
434
2.85
2.55
2.95
15,650
•
3.35
3.30
3.45
900
70c
49
%
2.10
Jan
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
44
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
90c
East Dome
Preston
1
Provo
Jan
1st
preferred
19,400
2.38
Feb
3.25
Feb
2nd
preferred
Jan
Union
1,600
*
19,294
Jan
Jan
Union
Feb
24c
Feb
23c
Feb
29c
Jan
14c
Feb
19c
Jan
4c
Jan
4.150
73,200
16c
,
1
4c
yi.:: 4c
5c
*
—1
2.80
2.75.
16 %
Gas—
700
52c
24.050
16
•
I
16,000
2.95
48c
2.75
10
Jan
A
Corps Ltd
United
18
Feb
United
80%
Jan
United
Steel
V
3,970
9%
8c
2,666
61c
66c
1.26
„
30
1
5.80
Feb
United
16c
Jan
Upper Canada Mines
11%
9c
Jan
38,552
58c
Feb
74c
Jan
Venezuelan
Radlore
26c
500
23c
Feb
38c
Jan
Ventures
1.30
2,525
Jan
Viceroy Mfg class B
320
5.00
13c
Vanadium
Ltd
Mines
1.27
Oil
Ranger
•
Corp
Rio
40.600
4Bc
Jan
64c
Jan
Violamac
31,500
32c
Feb
60c
Jan
Virginia
4c
Feb
5c
Feb
28
Jan
15
Feb
16%
Jan
Waite
1.90
Feb
Walker
50
500
1.47
Jan
Wainwright
Prod
Amulet
G
V)
(A
25c
Jan
46c
Jan
Feb
8%c
Jan
Wayne
25c
9,900
18c
Feb
25c
Jan
Webb
10 %c 12 %c
9,400
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
Preferred
«—25
Industries
Russell
22c
24c
28.000
22c
Feb
35c
Jan
Werner
Lake
6%c
6%c
7c
12,365
5c
7c
Feb
Wespac
Maurice
Horsey
common
Feb
6
6,372
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
West
Canadian
60
78%
Feb
81 ¥2
Jan
West
Malartic
7%C
7%C
4,116
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
Westates
70%
70%
74%
3.368
70%
Feb
Jan
Westburne
6.75
7.25
15.579
6.75
Feb
8.20
17%
17%
50
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
Westeel
Sand
9%
10 ¥4
4,386
9%
Feb
12
Jan
Western
Canada
Sapphire
Petroleum
Satellite
Shawinigan
A
Water & Power
A
Class
com
__
Miller
Silverwood
Siscoe
Western
Mines
4.25
Feb
6.50
Jan
58c
Jan
73c
Feb
8c
8%c
8.200
8c
Jan
10c
65c
65c
4,700
65c
Feb
37%
10
37 Va
Feb
98c
1.02
4,900
98c
Feb
1.20
15c 16 %C
10.500
15c
Feb
24%c
Jan
A
4.40
Jan
4%%
3.40
2.355
3.30
4%
1.04
47
Slater
Oils
&
Mines
Standard
Wire
Stanleigh
.
Cable
&
Uranium Corp
Starratt
Sudbury
Gas
Cons
Plywood
Jan
Western
Surf
Jan
Weston
(Geo)
610
28%
50
28 ¥a
Feb
31%
Sunburst
Superior
Superteat
■
$6
Petrol
30%
Feb
Jan
65c
67c
13,130
63c
Jan
75c
15 ¥4
2,985
12
Jan
15%
Jan
32 ¥2
32%
32 ¥2
2,470
32 ¥4
Feb
32 ¥2
Jan
3.05
3.05
3.50
700
3.05
Feb
3.60
Jan
class
class
class
1.10
500
1.35
Jan
1.23
1.30
5,350
1.20
Feb
1.55
Jan
32%
175
32%
Jan
34%
Feb
20
25
25
%
96c
94c
97c
12,172
2.45
2.40
2.45
I.000
27
263i
27
100
31c
42c
Feb
Jan
10
Feb
10 ¥2
Jan
0
A
Feb
33%
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.65
Jan
92c
9C
2,500
82
17%C
9c
823i
690
16c
22c
185,500
2.25
2.25
800
60c
300
13 %C
8c
*
16c
8c
8%C
8.300
4.833
*
2.00
26%
6c
82
16c
1.50
35c
13¥aC
8c
Jan
Wood
Feb
30
Jan
Feb
lie
Feb
87
Feb
Feb
23 %c
Feb
Jan
2.35
Feb
Jan
60c
Feb
Jan
13c
,
19c
Jan
19,
Feb
Jan
Jan
16
Feb
2.60
Feb >
3.80
Jan
17
2.60
2.80
31c
32c
7,185
30c
Jan
9C
10c
4.380
9c
Feb
13c
40c
2.138
35c
Feb
56c
40c 40 %c
5,103
40c
Feb
53c
31%
55c
50
14%
Jan
15
Feb
25c
13,125
12¥ac
Jan
7c
38 ¥4
&
Feb
36 ¥4
Jan
31%
510
83 ¥2
120
82
Jan
100
100
65
100
Jan
11%
12%
33
°i;
(H
200
6%
Feb
7%
Feb
29,380
1.25
Feb
1.67
Jan
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
6c
6c
2,500
6c
Feb
7c
Jan
12c
13c
3,500
12c
Jan
I4c
Feb
25%
10c
10c
6c
12 V2c
•
class
A
26¥2
17
•
:
11c
23,000
*
26%
585
25 ¥2
Feb
29
Jan
17
17 ¥4
1,160
16 ¥2
Feb
19%
Jan
6.65
225
5.65
Feb
6.65
Feb
1.25
1.25
1
.
Oil
G)
1.26
"1,150
1.20
Jan
1.40
19c
Jan
13,200
18¥ac
Jan
20c
Mines—
3,500
4¥2c
Jan
6c
Jan
3,935
1.01
Feb
1.12
Feb
Mines
4¥ac
5c
1.06
1.05
1.08
78c
78c
80c
—
1
1
19c 2l¥2c
._1
.
¥
77c
17,000
7C
2.650
33%
25
75
4%c
5,278
4
%c
74 ¥2
Feb
2500
76 ¥«
4%c
45c
Mines
1
Electric
Jan
Zenmac
I
Metal
Zulapa
i
*
4c
__
*
1
6c
13¥4
4c
2.60
2.70
23c
23c
4c
10,050-
24c
23c
__
1
-23%c
1
10%
11 ¥4
24,105
20%
20 y.
140
19
Feb
24
__
22c
Feb
1.87
Prices
Shown
Are
Jan
Jan
Jan
18c
20c
7,500
18C
1.24
2,200
1.15
Feb
Feb
10c
Jan
2.60
1.100
*
Feb
5c
2.75
Jan
Feb
24,000
23c
Feb
29c
Jan
1,325
19c
Jan
29c
Jan
i'.<
26c
Jan
16c
Feb
26c
Jan
Expressed
Friday
in
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
Week's
-
Jan
Feb
6c
IV2C
8,200
6c
1.55
1.75
4,605
1.55
16c 16 %C
1,600
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
Anglo Canadian
I6V2C
15 ¥2
15 ¥2
15 ¥2
130
15 ¥2
Jan
16%
Jan
Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
3.75
3.75
100
3.75
Feb
4.50
Jan
Asbestos
13%
14¥»
1,135
13%
Feb
17%
Jan
British
American
3.15
3.25
200
3.15
Feb
3.60
Jan
Bulolo
Gold
65c
73c
Feb
1,04
Range Ssn-.ee Jan. 1
-
Low
High
Jan
•'
16,550
21 ¥2
23
650
5 ¥4
1
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
10
7C
23
9LC
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mines
Mining
Jan
1.15
70c
Jan
27c
'
Yukeno
Zenith
Jan
6c
33%
1.65
|
Jan
7%
1.35
6.65
Ltd
Bear
33
Jan
7%
5
A
16 ¥4
Feb
32
25
33
Feb
Jan
Feb
10%
2,015
83%
103
1.25
1.30
1
Zinc
Canuck
Jan
87 ¥2
29
31%
warrants
Yellowknife
Young
Jan
Jan
Feb
Yankee
Feb
35
II
*
;
class
Stores
Lead
30c
¥4
__50
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
Jan
Feb
83 %
■
Jan
29
872
31
Jan
Jan
Jan
5c
33%
6c
18C
15
Feb
42c
Jan
1.300
33%
lT
500
3.50
Jan
40c
910
,
*
20%
44c
Jan
16%
75%
preferred
Yukon
Indus
A
Jan
30%
100
Larder
(J)
Jar.
3.50
23c
31%
1
Class
24%
15
23c
i_*
Windfall
1.09
25
100
15
50c
A
25
3.50
44c
B
25
;
115/a
Winchester
28%
1.00
3.50
1
210
8.810
1.10
.-*
.„
100
&
Jan
32 ¥2
Coghlan
10
29%
Feb
Jan
1.27
Wiltsey
10
28
*
32 %
Warrants
65c
5%
220
63c
21 ¥2
4%
Bank
42 ¥2
Feb
Feb
7%
Jan
2,761
20%
Feb
26
Jan
Feb
53
,Jan
148
37
6%
6%
20%
Note—
7
'
1,535.
22 ¥4
52 ¥2
53
185
52%
4.35
4.30
4.35
400
3.90
16 ¥4
16 ¥4
16%
2,878
15 ¥4
30%
31
125
30%
22
5
22
265
22
1,017
30 ¥2
Feb
5¥4
Feb
■
«fe
Vinegars
Dominion
Jan
Canada
Jan
Canadian
Bronze
69c
General
57c
14,850
55c
Feb
Jan
Canadian
53c
2,500
49c
Feb
Jan
Canadian
1.85
17,015
1.65
Jan
2,80
Jan
Consolidated
Mines
X
1.66
1.66
1.85
.1
4,450
1.66
Feb
2.15
\
34¥aC 34¥2C
(
30c
50
Feb
59
Jan
Dominion
43c
Jan
88c
Jan
Dominion
Feb
10%
Jan
Sugar
common
_
Jan.
4.60
Feb
17 ¥»
Jan
Jan
Feb
34
Jan
Feb
23
Jan
33%
Jan
I
Jan
Mining
High
Feb
6%
38
•
5
:
Dredging
5 ¥2
Feb
37
'
21 ¥4
25%
Feb
38
Corp
49c
Canada
Ltd
common
•
Lund mark
Thorncliffe
•
55c
50%
Park
:
-
68C
;ir
50
50 ¥2
1,820
1,065
65c
98c
139,050
;
Jan
40c
Jan
Dalhousle
430
Mines
Ltd
Torbrit
Silver
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Oil
General
Toronto
Iron
Glass
Trusts—HI~
Works
&
5,500
5c
Jan
It
85c
Feb
1.15
Feb
Gaspe
Jan
International Paper common
Loblaw Inc
45c
30c
44C
50c
II.200
44c
Feb
53c
30c
31c
2,000
27c
Jan
31c
Feb
¥4
50
52
1.369
50
Feb
13
11%
225
11
Feb
43%
43%
10
16%
125
16
17 ¥2
7¥*c
Finance
class
35%
34%
34
34
125
1.50
1.50
230
48c
51c
4,500
20%
22%
19,228
9%
_i
A
•
preferred
40
1956 warrants
Dupont Co
Canada
Exp Ltd_
Pipeline
Transmountain
PiDe
Transcontinental
1
Oil
Tribag Mining
Twin City Gas
13
Jan
Minnesota
43%
Feb
44%
Jan
Pend
16
Feb
18
Feb
Price
110
15 ¥2
Feb
18
Feb
Third
IV2C
550
7c
Jan
9¥2c
Feb
35%
2,177
Feb
37 ¥2
Feb
38
_~I
10
10 ¥2
6,945
16¥*C
17C
1,350
3.25
3.25
3.25
3,778
31c
33c
6.500
5 ¥4
5 ¥4
650
•
"""»
-----
Jan
22c
Jan
435
76 ¥4
Feb
90
Feb
200
13 ¥2
Feb
14
Jan
36%
37
125
36¥2
Feb
40 ¥2
Feb
22
22 ¥2
1,951
22
Feb
26 Va
Jan
20
77
20
270
20
Feb
23
Jan
76 ¥4
'
82 ¥2
13%
13 ¥2
(1956)
•
22
—1
_____
7.50
6
108
108
282
103 ¥2
Feb
130
Jan
12%
12%
12%
1,060
12%
Feb
14
Jan
27%
Jan
16 ¥2 C
1
Jan
Feb
•
r
Ltd
Mines
Zellers
"•
I
Co
48c
21 ¥4
.
Line
Resources
of Canada
Copper
32 ¥4
32
1.50
Feb
3.00 Jan
47c
20 ¥2
9 ¥2
15c
Feb
65c
Jan
Feb
26
11
Jan
18c
Feb
4.10
Jan
Jan
33c
Feb
5
Jan
3.25
5 ¥2
Jan
—2.50
Paper
Mines
1
>
•
-
Gen
Inv
29
29
200
3.00
2.61
3.00
1,745
41%
40
41%
685
6
5%
6
2,010
32 ¥e
32 ¥e
120
*
Trust,
4
FOOTNOTES
Jan
26c
Ontario
Canadian
Jan
Feb
Jan
&
Oreille
Bros
•
Canada
Feb
6
44 ¥2
Jan
50
17%
—IIIII
17c
Feb
Jan
155,300
"
A
7,000
•
Linoleum—
8%
common-
Towagmac Exploration
17c 19¥2c
—
..
1.15
16%
\
39
'
—
Oilcloth
5%C
43%
"
——10
2,458
*
5c
11
n
300
40%
,4
90c
1.50
Toronto
.
Bank
5 ¥4
39%
Paper
8%
Elevators
•
8%
32
5 ¥4
39 ¥2
30
31
_1
5c
xoo
¥2
5 ¥4
Investments
Marconi
1.07
Mines
Petroleums
Tombill
Triad
Jan
14%
preferred
Preferred
Trans
18c
15
•
1.71
Thompson
Trans
Jan
67c
B
1.71
Temagami
5%
16c
1.40
preferred
~i
Voting Trust
Hughes Gold
Teck
Traders
3,206
1
3.800
*
Class
17c
Feb
Jan
38c
35C
10
29%
•
Tiara
16¥2c
1.46
1
common
Tidal
Jan
Jan
Mines
Industries
Territory
12c
2.15
Hardware
Tancord
Texaco
Feb
Feb
Pass
Tamblyn
Mines.
10c
:
Co
Inlet
Canada
Taurcanis
4,500
5
^
•
Sylvanite Gold
Jan
11c
1.10
•
-
9V2C
•
II*
ordinary
Jan
1
3.75
Pete
4c
1.35
,
1
Industries
3,500
2,335
Willrov
Warrants
Switson
6c
1.60
White
l
Exploration
Propane common
Jan
3,030
3.10
10c
Jan
25
|
Mines
Jan
13c
Jan.
9c
1.35
White
l
Contact
Sullivan
4.50
Feb
2.70
1.88
Jan
_•
Oil
1
Jan
5%c
Jan
1
Jan
4.10
Jan
38 ¥4
Jan
Jan
i
6.80
;
Jan
4.50
II
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.36
3.25
Iron
Steinberg class A
Sturgeon River Gold
Rock
6.20
4¥2c
39%
Steeloy Mining
2.45
3,700
Jan
•
Jan
Jan
9,823
Jan
1
Steel of Canada
Jan
1.55
Feb
*
1.50
14 ¥2
.
4¥2c
3.95
1
Bros
Submarine
6c
2.71
i
Nickel
Steep
3.00
38 ¥2
l
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Jan
Feb
34
13,500
155
9c
S ted man
Feb
3.30
Feb
2.05
200
9c
210
•
Uranium
300
3.10
14,937
Warrants
Stanrock
2.20
4.25
4.00
*
—
2.20
-
9c
2.99
30c
—
Paving
Jan
Jan
1.45
—
Western
27
60c
Mines
ipooner
14%
4.25
39%
Warrants
Standard
1.37
180
2.90
4.00
•
Stadacona
4,100
9c
2.85
1
Feb
1,913
38%
•
Services
3.25
6,620
2.95
Southern Union Oils
46
6.35
38%
Spartan
3.25
23
4%C
A
Preferred
Jan
28%
•
Southam
Air
class
Naco
25
25%
•
Roi
Van
Feb
35 ¥2
1.25
Petroleum
Western
250
1
common
Slocan
23 ¥2
—__1
Gas
i
Jan
5% Jan
Feb
&
Leaseholds-
5.00
_•
Manufacturing
2,350
6.20
_
Woodward
K D
24
1
Western
4.75
•
Ltd
Mines
3.30
_•
;
2.25
34%
1
Breweries-—
Grocers
Class
Feb
1.00
1
class
Jan
6.30
I
Dairies
7c
1.35
1
Ltd—
Warrants
945
_l
Ltd
Simpsons
Jan
445
2.20
50
preferred
Sherritt Gordon
Jan
5,200
—•
Western Decalta
Jan
500
•
—
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
Jan
Jan
10%
71c
•
•
•
Jan
2.55
•
18 ¥<
4.75
1
Class
15%
71c
Metal
Jan
•
98c
80c
4.580
Security Freehold
Holdings class A
Selkirk
8%
1.25
.
2.00
4.25
Oil
Feb
15%
5,265
9 ¥4
50c
Feb
5%C
1.45
•
Petroleum
Feb
2.805
85c
8%
Debentures
Sarcee
7
23%
I6V2C
Oil
Feb
16
82c
9
1
Petroleums
Jan
5c
•
Mines
8%
16
83c
1
—
Jan
Jan
1.89
2.00
14%
Copper
37%
Gold-
River
925
v
5c
v.;
5c
14%
.
Products
80
1
;
30c
Feb
Jan
7%c
4.25
Gold
Antonio
Feb
1.35
Jan
6.75
Feb
; 1.39
Nickel
78%
Warrants
San
20c
28,800
1.75
1.41
.
5%
•
Gas
Shirriff
Salada
Jan
37,720
1
Canada
Knapp
78%
5%
1
Lawrence Corp common
St
Feb
46
22
Jan
100
2.00
Petroleums
1
1
8t
23 ¥4
Feb
1.85
3.25
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd
&
17%
1
.10
Feb
5.30
1.85
—25
Weedon Mining
18c
*
9%
Mines
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royalite Oil common—
23 ¥4
42
.
150
Feb
3,100
35
6%c
100
Consol
Rowan
Jan
Feb
19 ¥2
Feb-..
W
7.25
Ltd common
Can
Jan
1.10
82c
1.10
3.25
& Ref
22c
Preferred
100
*
*
5:00
Feb
f* 15,000
*
Mines
&
Western
Roe
Jan
4.05
460
7 ¥2
1
1.666
33C
6%c
50c
•
Jan
24c
1,550
1.53
7
—•
preferred-
8,050
29c
I
Petroleum Ltd
Jan
51
Jan
1.85
<
Waterous
15
1.72
6%c
Rockwin Mines.
16%
Feb
1.15
•
Mines
21
15
1
Uran
Feb
19c
1.11•.
1
.
common
——
Dare
1.275
22%
-_1
Mines
Rocky
Exploration
11c
Athabasca
Roche
22 %
12,500
5c
1.72
1
Minerals
Mines
Jan
Jan
15
common
Rupununi
Rix
51c
36c
22%
Mines
Rexspar
1.47
Feb
48c
4c
Chemical
Reitm&n
Renabie
1.26
32C
Explorations
Reichhold
Feb
9 ¥4
13%
5.200
>
20c 23 ¥2 c
7
;i
•
—
Power
Ltd
36c
.
Jan
Jan
49%
1.13.
—.1
Alloys
Cons
48c
Rayrock Mines.
Mining
Realm
Reef
Vandoo
Mines.
Uranium
Ratnville
Jan
48
Jan
8c
Feb
Feb
9
3,198
5.90
1.25
Feb
40
¥
42 ¥2
1.48
45
9 ¥2
5,245
'
23 ¥4
42
5.80
5
—
•
Feb
23 ¥»
__
14c
Feb
260
I
High
Jan
8 ¥4
75
20 ¥2
5.80
•
10c
250
99c
20
—
•
Jan
98c
.
_.
61c
4,016
4.20
4.05
98c
class B prefe rred—25
Fortune
New
4.05
■
20
Oils
3,390
—
*
.<-1
Hill
Keno
Feb
10%
-
1
u
United Fuel Inv
Feb
9%
—
class B_
Preferred
Jan
Jan
16
14c
—
—1
trust
voting
Canso
United
78
5.75
—
14¥2
—50
„;
—
:
United
,
330
78
.->•
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
v
1,745
5.40
Shares
11c / 12c
8 ¥4
8¥»
45
45
9
9
13%
14%
50 , 50
20%c 20%c
12c
•
common
preferred
Mining Corp
%
17%
79%
26c
Mines.
Quemont Mining.
Quonto Petroleum
6c
3.50
66c
Feb
8c
5.40
—
Queenston Gold
Class
*
Feb
48c
14c
-100
78
—»
United Asbestos
14c
24c
-a:
Canada
of
Gas
.
—
8c
Feb
1
V
—-50
-*
Acceptance common:
2.62
2.18
5.299
14c
71c
Feb
58c
5%c Feb
16c
23c
—
Warrants
Jan
5.15
I 12,500
15c
-1
Quebec Lithium Corp_.
Quebec Metallurgical .
Units
-
2,35
-
Union
1.40
for Week
Low
Par
:
Shawkey
Feb
6c
5%c
i
Ultra
Jan
Jan
85c
15c
,
Quebec Ascot Copper.
Quebec Chibougamau Gold—
Quebec Copper Corp.
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Natural
-
60c
2.21
2.21
Producers
Gas
2.68
58c
•
Airways—--Ltd.
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Prospectors
2.38
4.35
Feb
.1
v
3.40
2,800
4.10
3.50
:
High
10,200
90c
3.40
2.50
*
—
Mines
Uranium
Pronto
85c
3.65
Electric
President
525
3.80
3.60
2,0c
Ore
Premium Iron
Low
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended February 26)
Sales
Week's
Friday
8
Monday, February 29, 1960
.
.
.
(94(5)
No
par
FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
AND
t
Jan
3.13
Jan
46 ¥2
Feb
5%
32
CANADIAN
33 Va
Jan.
Feb
6%
Feb
2.50
40
Feb
33
Jan
Jan
Jan
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
a
°drlnge)Sale **n0t lnClUdcd ln year'8
d Deferred
in
delivery
year's
sale
(not
included
range).
Cash
sale
(not Included
wd When delivered.
wi When
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
e
r
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges.
x
issued.
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
in
year's range).
z
Ex-stock dividend.
<
1BI
Volume
Number 5929
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(941)
NATIONAL LIST OF
following
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
bought
or
which have
"bid")
Bid
Corp :
Inc
Products
Air
1
Par
1
Radio Corp new cora__l
American. Eiltrite Ruber Co_100
Allied
American Cement Corp;
-—5
Express. Co___—.——5,1
American
Greetings cl A
1Amer
Hospital Supply Corp„4
American-Marietta Co
•—2
American
& Const Co——1
American Pipe
Co
Farms
Arden
Arvida
17
Giddings
Glasspar
27l/a
29%
Green
l97/8 V
21 %
Green
42 V2
45%
44
38%
36%
(A
P)
34
14%
16
27%
Corp
Brick
Mfg
16%
Bay less
Society
23
22
1
Credit
Gas
r.o
Houston
Natural
Houston
Oil
19%
12%
13%
1
—
17%
29 %
32%
17
18%
—1
Co
10
15%
—
„
Bros
Bfc-mis
Beneficial
Co
Bag
Corp
Berkshire
——25
Hathaway
Beryllium
—1
——,
Corp
Inc.—5
*
—
Bettinger
Corp
Western
Billups
—1
1
Pet Co
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
Sivalls
Black
&
Bryson
Bowater
Paper
&
Brush
Beryllium
.14%
13%
29%
31%
11
12V4
6%
7%?
31 Ve
—1
110
17-;i
19%
7
7%
10
10%
20%
22%
29
32
64%
68%
*
28%
31%
?o%
34V8
22
'
38
34%
121
Indian
Mills
20%
Gas
21%
Roddis
22%
24%
12%
13%
9%.
&
10c
11%
13
5
14%
15%
California Oregon Power CO—20
33l/2
35%
California
24
25-vb
26%
28
Water
4%
San
5
Inc
Castings
Co
-10
——
'U
1
Sc Co
Corp
Jack
&
22%
23%
24%
26%
53 %
57%
Southern
Calif
Water
Water
Canadian
&
Service Co—25
Telep
Delhi
Co_—12'/2
Ltd-.
Oil
10c
5%
5%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
10%
11%
Cannon
54 '/4
57%
33%
36%
'
Mills
class
B
Carlisle
25
com
Corp
1
Carpenter Paper Co————-1
44
47
Ceco
10
30%
32%
ctfs—
3%
3%
—
Steel
Cedar
Products
Field
Point
Corp
Trust
Central Electric &■ Gas Co—3%
Central 111 Elect & Gas Co„ 10
24
25%
35%
37%
Central Indiana Gas Co
5
13%
14%
Co_5
44%
47%
10
24%
26%
10
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Electric
Power
Central
Vt Public
Co
Telephone Co
Central
21%
23
Corp—6
20
21%
1
Serv
4
4%
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
Common
Clinton
15 %
12%
13%
class B
Engines
Coastal
Cohu
1414
SMitee
Corp—
Gas
1
Prod
1
Electronics Inc
Stores Inc—
1
Colonial
Colorado
Interstate
33%
36%
8%
8%
16%
18%
Co—5
46%
49%
21
23
Milling & Elev Co
Colorado
Oil
Gas
8%
2%
Gas
Colorado
&
8
1
Corp com_3
10%
Southwestern
19%
21
Consol
Freightways
Consolidated
Continental
Cook
Rock
2.50
Products—-5
Iransp Lines Inc_l
Coffee
Co———
1
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co——1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Steel
Steel
$1.46
6%
23%
24%
17%
19 %
,
16%,
10%
11%
20%
22 %
15% v
17%
29%
31 %
Kennametal
Kentucky
Co
Lau
Blower
Star
10%
Miles
Miller
26%
Minneapolis
Cummins
80
84%
Cutter
Class
Danly
Darling
(L A)
5
Co
Mohawk
15%
Mountain
11 %
21%
23%
Nalco
Chemical
14%
15%
National
Cleveland
20%
22
National
Gas
27
29 %
Dictaphone Corp
Diebold Inc
—_,5
38%
41%
5
38%
41%
5
36%
39%
New
39 %
42%
Nicholson
-
...
—I
..
11%
Donnelley
Drackett
(R Rl
& Sons
Company
Duffy-Molt, Co
Co
___ T
~T
Dun & Bradstreet Inc__
Dunham Bush Inc
1
—1
1
2
Dura
Corporation
1
Duriron Co
2%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1 preference
:
2
—
Eastern Industries Inc
Eastern Utilities Associates
Economics Laboratory Inc
El
Paso
Electric
Electro-Voice
Co
Electrolux Corp
Electronics Capital Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State Oil Co
Equity
Oil
Co
10
1
Boston
Corp
70
5
35 %
1
16%
17%
5
24%
26 3/4
38
Gas Service
Co
27%
28%
68%
73%
8%
9%
2934
31%
5
1
141/a
15%
18%
41
43%
19%
26%
28%
27%
29%
24
25%
10
General Gas Corp
2.50
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd—20
Gen
Telep Co cf the Southwest
-JO
44%
25
42
100
298
47%
Virginia
45 Vs
311
10
Co
(N
26 %
10
Y)
24%
441/4
'
17 %
52 %
56%
1
9%
10 Vb
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh)_25
Co
12
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
Bk
of
50
North Amer_5
Bank
Co (Chicago)
33ft
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)
5
Empire Trust Co
59%
62%
43
45%
81
86%
330
350
28%
30%
92
97
44%
47%
(N
(S F)_10
Y)
50
112
County Trust Co
10
Co
Natl
29%
26%
Bank
28
of
25
147
155
40%
43%
45
49%
33
361/8
10
55
581/2
75i/4
Fiduciary Trust Co
22%
193/4
First Camden Natl Bk A Trust
(N Y)
10
Corp (Minn)—10
(Camden N J)
40
51%
Bank of Detroit
10
56 %
593/4
Bank of Westchester.5
City Bank (Cleve)
16
31%
34 %
77
82%
7.50
33
36 y8
25
62
65%
National
Trust
Commercial Bank A
Co
National
(Albany)
Newark
Essex
J)
Natl
Jersey Bank A Trust Co.ll
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)
100
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack
N
J)
52%
603/4
39
43
31
33%
620
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
651
203/4
10
22%
42
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
A Trust
(Philadelphia)
55 %
57%
65%
.■
20
i
44%
,■
683/4
"■:
55/
58%
(Dallas)-12
77
81 ¥4
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Bockland-Atlas Natl Bank ol
152
54%
283/4
30%
10
41
43J/4
10
(Baltimore)
&
(N
Republic Natl Bank
6%
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
105%
National
New
254
71%
102%
National
National
353,4
33%
242
(NY)_10
First Bank
First Natl Bk
61%
27%
County N Y
of New York
42%
241/a
Stk
Brook
Nassau
5
38%
38%
20%
7%
59
Traders
Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
New Eng Trust Co
(Boston)_100
116 %
35%
'
Co
&
(Buffalo)
Banking Co
-*
7
Trust
& Trust
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Corp—2.50
Manufacturers
National
Cleveland Trust Co
Commercial
32%
25%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
16
Coal
30
Mercantile Tr
(St Louis)_12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
Bank
lbs:-
23 %
5
63%
& Southern
40%
98
10
Co
48%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co-
22%
Long Island Trust
46%
Citizens
Ask
383/8
.20
60%
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Assoc—_8
(Brooklyn NY).
Liberty Real Estate Bank A
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
45 %
173/4
Co—.
Bid
__10
43%
17%
143/4
Par
Irving Trust Co (N Y)_
Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Central Natl Bank of
61
641/2
Boston
167
Natl
7iy4
75
National
Chi—20
70%
74-
18%
20i/«
First Natl Bank of Dallas ——10
38%
41%
3
20
213/8
631/4
1
2634
28%
River
Prod—10c
4%
5%
*
1534
17%
-1
5
1634
18%
321/4
343/8
Pabst
*
8%
9%
Pacific
1
4%
5
44%
48 %
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
73%
77%
663/4
Corp
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)_25
First National Bank of
10
St
First
Northwest
Natural
Pub
Nuclear-Chicago
Co
$4 pfd
Gas
Serv
19
Co
Bank
of
Boston_12%
Bank
of
Passaic County
Oklahoma
Miss
Coal
Ben
Otter
Tall
Corp
Corp
Power
Co
Pacific
Gamble
Power
&
5
10
11%
Co__5
14%
Electronics—90c
Light Co—6%
3634
Uranium
Mines
8%
9%
39
Seattle
1st
75 y4
Second
Bank-State
First Natl City Bank (N Y)—20
First Pennsylvania Banking
80%
83%
47
49%
35
383/4
& Trust Co
(Philadelphia)—10
of
Rochelle
New
Franklin Natl Bank
Island
N
10
of
Y
5
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Hanover Bank
of New York—10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
(Chic)—.20
17%
Hudson County
2534
28
24
25%
19%
33
35%
53i/4
Hannifin
Corp
1
_1
1
51 Ve
99
37%
General Bottlers—1
19
20%
Pepsi-Cola
39
42%
Cement —
Pfaudler-Permutit
Pickering Lumber CorpPioneer
Natural Gas Co
Permanente
Plymouth
Portland
Rubber
Qen'l
-1
-10
3%
Co—-—--2
Electric
Co—7%
131/4
14 %
203/4
22%
33%
36%
11"%
13
41%
44%
(Jersey City N J)
Tr Co (Union
29^
50
54%
443/4
47%
62%
67
10
35
38 %
60%
64
21%
23 y8
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bank A Trust Co ~
(New York)
25
55
59 %
44
48y4
Trade Bank A Tr Co (N Y)—10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
28 %
30%
9%
10%
52 3A
56 y4
33
36%
Union Bank of Commerce
.25
60i/2
65
City). —8
17%
18%
(Cleveland)
.10
United States Trust Co
(N Y)__10
—10
40
44
United States Trust
(N Y)—20
95%
99 y4
41
44%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenla Arla)_5
54 %
58 %
21
Wachovia
20
22
Industrial National Bank of
Providence
R
I
10
Industrial Trust Co
5
19%
Int'l Bank
1
9%
(Phila)
(Wash D C)
10 3/4
10%
28
11%
20
(Boston)
(Boston)
Industrial Bk of Com
10
19%
10%
40%
National Bank
Hudson
Co
Co
(Wash)—20
Street
17%
56%
483/4
93
21%
Parker
Trust
Natl Bk
Second Natl Bank of Phila
Long
16
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Indus
Trust
733/4
71
153/4
Robinson
Union
69
First Westchester Natl Bank
Brewing Co
Alrmotive Corp
Pacific Far East Line
Louis
25
First Natl Bank of St Louis—20
Hartford Natl Bank A Tr Co__10
20%
15 %
16
1
Companies
Meadow
41/8
7%
13%
5
10
33%
(N J)
273/4
35%
44
31V*
Co
33/8
6%
41%
5
Camden Trust
25%
33%
5
753/4
Packaging Corp of America__5
Pan
American Sulphur Co—70c
11%
11%
3334
58 %
16%
10%
10%
31%
72
20%
9%
113/4
3
55
10c
13%
263/8
10
10
Pacific
19%
Wilcox Electric Company
Wisconsin Power A Light Co
Witco Chemical
20
(Phila)
First
Pacific
8%
44 %
10%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
St Louis
Broad St Trust Co
11 3/8
Pacific Mercury
12%
21
46 3%
733/4
32%
19%
57
10%
69%
19
53 %
69
30
18
19%
41 %
5
Ask
*
66
15%
18%
6%
16%
—50c
50%
59
16
Kings County Trust Co
of Commerce (Newark)
Trust
Bid
5
Olin Oil & Gas
55%
1434
15 Vb
Corp
Yuba Consolidated Industries
16
Water
19%
_1
793/i
3%
21
10
Corp
75
10%
19%
9%
24%
8%
233/a
403/8
16%
111
9%
18
8%
33 %
7%
22
38
15 %
Continental
92V2
3%
1
47
31
7.50
Co
Wood Conversion Co
Trust of N J——25
Bank & Tr Co_12%
1
1
22%
59
14
Wurlitzer Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Fairfield
Gas
21%
1
11 %
10
.
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Gas
38
20%
24%
21%
13 5/8
Nat'l
35 %
1
25%
Commercial
1
2%
Elec
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
10%
Corp__1
55%
•
23 %
201/8
American
Old
1
Gas
29%
10
Co
Gas
1
Connecticut
21%
10c
Propane
1
S
1
Inc
171/4
18%
14%
7%
43/s
23%
1
Northeastern
17
4%
19%
16
50c
Penn
1
2%
22 Vs
Cor.
North
21%
1834
Gas
39
Gen
5% %
preferred
25%
28 %
193/4
Trust
27'
Corp
Caro
26%
Boatmen's National Bank
30%
Oil
North
Whiting
733%
28
Thermador
Nor
6%
Bankers
4%
Nortex
13
Fisher Governor Co
1
Florida Steel
Corp....
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A_5
Class B
5
Frlto Co
•
Packing Co
21 Va
Weyerhaeuser
Par
13
4%
Norris
36%
First Charter Financial
Corp—*
Fisher Brothers Co
2.50
Garlock
8%,
25%
19%
6%
12%
A
2
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Financial Federation Inc
1
First
8%
24
5 %
1
File
&
63%
Co
Co
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Wesco Financial Corp__
1
Westcoast Transmission
*
West Point
Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt A Telephone Co_10
Bank and Trust
24%
11%
Shops of Del—1
Gas
Norhwestern
50c
(Texas)—*
Inc
25 % ■" ' 27%
54
50
Eug
59
5
Greene Corp
Suburban Gas Service
12%
22%
Co__10
Class B common—
Shirt
8%
Oil Corp
5
Corp A com_50c
&
National Homes
National
1
403/s
Bank of New York
1
Co
Detroit Internet Bridge Co—1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc..
1
Washington Steel Corp
5%
Bank of
1
Co
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp 5
31%
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp—1
Stelcoll
Petroleum
Corp
1
Stepan
Chemical
Co
1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
513/s
12
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
29
373/4
22 %
2
Supply
16%
29"%
32
Co
D)
22
47%
50c
Co__
Fuel
14%
14%
28
Wash
20%
21%
1
Rubber
1
18
1
class A
58%
Swasey
34
16
Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A——1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
13%
163/4
54%
7%
49
45%
1
Utilities
123/4
(8
3734
Bank
Inc
Missouri
50c
Brothers
American Trust Co (S F)
Bank of America NT &SA
Co
9%
Inc
50%
27
1
Reed
Natural
163/8
47
<te
1
33%
7%
8"%
40 3/8
29%
15%
25
Warner
1
23%
Mississippi
Specialties
38
28 Vs
5
Warren
2.50
30%
v
Inc—
14%
16
5
Warren
Chemical Bank New York
15%
14 3/4
7%
5
13
42
6%
2%
14
Corp
17%
22(4
3
A—1
Iron
24%
Steel
22 %
Co
Gas
&
:—,—25
1
1
Machine
6 y4
9%
38%
2%
23%
Register
28%
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
B
Steamship
Pressed
26%
Eng..
Laboratories
Mfg
5%
6%
8%
38%
Co
common.
28%
v
Waddell
&
Co
22 %
10
36
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
9%
22 3/8
Mould
Oil
2%
72%
Meredith
24%
18
Southern
15%
Stubnitz
lc
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
16%
Utah
1
68%
Corp
&
16
1
Co
Inc
(San Francisco)
Machine
1434
6y8
States Truck Lines Inc 1
United
Utilities
Inc
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
2%
Sys
Co
*
McLean Industries
McLouth Steel Corp
Class A
Tel
1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc....
Struthers Wells Corp
B_5
Marmon Herringlon Co Inc
McNeil
States
44
50c
Dry
United
Von's Grocery Co
41
1
Shipbldg &
(W L) Corp
37%
1
734
12
1
Electric
United
27%
33%
Co
&
21%
6%
31
Co
Marlin-Rockwell
20 %
X34%
Mil
25%
Co
1%
cl
Leasing Corp
States Servateria Corp_l
States Sugar Corp
1
1
Gas
36%
20%
21%
Chem
States
United
Valley
10%
15
19%
States
United
Vanity Fair Mills Inc_^
Vitro Corp of Amer
34
21%
Corp_l
United
47%
49
13%
11%
25%
1634
31 %
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
20
10%
24 y4
60
Stanley Home Products Inc—
32%
21%
1
40%:
Producing Co__1
&
23%
20 Ve
5
Pwr
15%
45
25 %
30
A
29
Co
51%
10%
Lt
1
Co
25%
v
Elec
38
'
7%
9%
1
56%
Gas
91/4
22
54%
*
45%
1
8%
1
50c
2
48%
lc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
Gas
Standard
23%
25
Lucky Stores Inc
Madison
Standard
13%
Fruit
Suburban
Co
Steel
Macmillan
42%
'
l
Liberty Loan Corp—■
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com
Ling-Altec Electronics-
Tucson
7%
50 %
25
Freight
Stand
5
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
Supply Co
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Transwestern Pipeline Co
Co
Tel
3
Koehring Co_:
Kratter Corp class A
7%
Co__10c
1
Co
17%
63/4
;
Power
Eng
Carbon
15%
10
Keystone Portland Cem
153/4
'
Sprague Electric Co__
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
10
Co
8%
23%
•
Inc_
29%
Tractor
19 3/8
Speer
6%
1
Inc
23 y8
27 %
73/8
183/a
Spector
'
1
.
common
Utilities
Ketchuin
26%
5
12%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas-5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Craig Systems Inc
1
Cross Company
5
Crouse-Hinds Co common —1%
Engine Co Inc
Laboratories class
Co
Corp
preferred
213/4
1
63/4
7%
Power
50%
39%
1
Kaiser
Maxson
4.
5%
15
*
5
Co
•
1
Co
19%
14%
67%
Corp
Co_
Dev
31%
•;
46%
1
Maryland
11
$1.25
conv
preferred
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
-1
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
——1
Corp
Jessop
Lone
cl A—33 %c
33%c
com
Jervis
18%
38%
64
Inc
Corp
•
Union
29%
36
Tracerlab
Southwestern Elec Service Co
237
33/4
•
Towmotor
12%
20%
Nevada
222
32i/o 1
3%
Tokheim
19%
New
Gas
26%
30%
'
1
113/s
Southern
Southern
Co
5
Southern
Southwest
Stores
Inc
10c
18%
15%
25%.
25
9
1
Co
Water
37%
18%
39
23%
Fibre Qle»i__*
Gas Cc
1
Nat
Drug
36%
1
•
Co
*
—
&
17%
14%
(H-1)
"
1
Corp
13
1
Cable
Colorado
17
9%
27%
2
4
Calif
8%
7% :•
4
5
Power
35
5
Supply
Electric
Southern
39%
8%
Inc
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
"
36%
warrants
Betts
States
3%
12
Seismograph Service Corp
Oil
31 Vz
7%
I
1
Sierra
Shore
29
1
1
25 %
_5
Corp
131/8
29
*
Co
&
4
12%
273/8
Inc
&
Thrifty
5%
South
Three
Time
13
35 %
Thompson
62%
17%
79 %
Wire
59
58
37%
Co
Pacific
1959
King
54%
16
4%
Simplex
Inc
Thomas
3%
1
20c
Prod
&
44%
21%
35
12 %
15
Inc
Water
Jefferson
D)
Textron
Thermo
373/i
Corp__l
Therm-O-Disc
1
Inc
Fetzer
_l
19%
21 %
15%
116
Corp_7
Transmis
Illinois Natural Gas
Texas Industries Inc
Texas
National
Petroleum
Texas Natural Gasoline
Co_2%
Co
Homes
(G
Corp
19%
,123/4
14y»
110
35
Eastern
1
75 %
32
1
—
Heintz
Jamaica
California Interstate Tel
Scholz
Searle
1
Telecomputing Corp
*
Petroleum
Bantam
Co..
Ask
11%
1
193/4
25c
1
Tubular
Schield
1
Public Service Co
Sou them U till ties Co_
Itek
Jacinto
5
common
A
Reid
•
Freight Sys
Inc-3%
Dills
class
Corp
1
Securities Co
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Iowa
Marie
Sawhill
!
25%
*
Corp..
Engineering Corp
18%
Manufacturing
Plywood
Scott &
*~
Co
Interstate
Iowa
33
10
Co
Rice
28%
41 %
Ryder Systems Inc
Sabre-Pinon Corp
10%
;.v
23%
1
Textbook
Motor
A
Rose
Corp—
Bakeries
Interstate
In!•< rstate
Brand
78%
1
26 %
12%
Robbins & Myers Inc_Robertson
(HH)
Co
74%
30%
44
3
Roadway Express
Rockwell
1
41%
40%
Bid
1
Texas
38%
2
Corp
Corp
Broadcasting
Texas
1
12%
7%
Inc
Indianapolis Water
Interstate
River
734
Susquehanna
32a4
30%
5
Co
14%
'
Skii
Head
Indiana
Stoker
-
7
1
Purina
Riley
122
13
*
1
Ltd
Products
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
:
6%
Material
8%
28%
58
Gas—
Pulp & Paper
Class A common—
Corp
Purolator
•
115
l
Hudson
Purex
20%
.169
v
1
Punta Alegre
Sugar Corp
26%
19%
24%
Steel
Burndy.Corp
By lies by <H M)
.
'< 32%
xll%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
1
Husky Oil Co—
••,■., fr-;
Class
1
Buckeye
Eullock's
Co—
18%
5
1
Field
International
33
16%
Sharpe Mfg Co
5
Mexico
14
18%
Corp
ADR
preferred—25
Brown
45%
1314
1
$1.20
Inc
Bowser
43
Inc—1
BornVan Foods Stores—
Botany Indus tries Inc—
Hamp
New
54%
Corp
34%
Tekoil
New
of
2%
Corp
Fearless
1°
v
Markets
J)
Houston
19%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Co
l
Hoover Co class A
56%
—1
Co—
(A
22%
8%
Pub Serv
13%
21
53
Taft
25%
1
12%
10
2.50
—
—
6%
Petroleum
_1
Corp
6
of
115
1
Hilton
10c
In'-
Co
31%
Heublein Inc
———__u—5
19 %
Producing Properties
Ralston
(M A) Co class A
com_10
Class B common
10
Co—10
25 %
Serv
161
5
21 %
Far
31 %
23
Pubco
35%
5
Ask
29%
Pub
26%
Xerox Inc
Bid
1
5
America
19%
1
Haloid
of
19%
24%
,
Hearst Cons
Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
57
*
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
Hewlett-Packard Co
High Voltage Engineering
Gosserl
Bell &
5
Hanna
18
53
Grolier
I
Ask
Corp
Co
24%
Corp. 5
38%
Laboratories
Baxter
18
_»
Houston
Bates
Co
Power
21%
Gas Co
Potash
17%
-
1
Fire
36%
—
&
2
20%
Products
Oil
Tool
Mach
Co__5
Power
Construction
Aztec
1
5
Associated Spring Corp—:
Avon
Co
43
35%
& Lewis
Co
Mountain
Grinnell Corp
47 y4
40
25% \
1
Cement
—3
Missouri
Metal
45%
Portland
15%
———-4
common
Arkansas Western
Art
43-
Giant
preferred
Public
Arkansas
16
Service Co
Participating
Arizona
14%
Corp—7.50
Amer-Saint Gobain
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Portsmouth
Ask
Bid
-
(indicated by the
"asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of
furnished on request. The
"National" list is composed of
securities
a wide national
distribution.
any quotation
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox
(Quotations for Friday, Feb. 26)
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
The
45
For
footnotes,
see
preceding
page.
Bank
A
Trust
(Winston-Salem N C)
Co
•
46
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Fund
25c
—-
1.25
1
Investors Fund——1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
7.16
4.04
American Business Shares
American
American
al3.70
—
9.34
8.55
Research & Development *
Amer
Intl Resources, FundI Inc.——lc
Investment Co oi America
1
Investment Trust oi Boston—1
Investors Research Fund——1
Istel Fund I«c
——1
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds.
1
2.32
7.75
4.31
-
47%
44
Trust
*
Fund Inc-1
Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton F ind "B" luc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund lnc-1
5.18
5.65
5.28
8.29
4.17
5.74
9.01
4.56
Axe-Science & Elecfnics Corp lc
12.08
13.13
7 54
8.24
Fund
Associated
Devel
Atomic
1.55
Mut
Axe-HjUgliton
1.70
Broad
Ltd
Fund
n.19
California Fund Iuc
12.I6
16.42
50c
—1
1
Investment
Street
Bullock
1
—-
17.75
12.30
13.30
12.6I
13.82
.
7,60
6.95
Canada General Fund—
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
Canadian
—1
—1
Inc
13.06
14.12
16.14
17.47
,,
Canadian International Growth
Ltd
Fund
1
-
1
9.03
13.64
7%
Inc
Fund
Securities
Christiana
14.91
12.83
10.20
1
8.90
Investment
9.38
10.20
1
15.02
16.32
Commonwealth Stock Fuud
Composite Boud & Stock
.
1
18.38
19.98
*
1
Inc
7.98
17
IS1*
17.40
19.03
6.42
6.99
Investment Inc
1
7.16
7.83
6 25
Investing Co Inc
Fund Inc
1
1
17.15
67
17.32
71%
1
11.52
9.8I
10.79
Inc..1
9.37
10.27
Fund -1
8.63
9.46
Delaware Income Fuud Inc
Growth
Diver
Fund
Stk
Diversified
Investment
Diversified
Trustee
Series
Dreyfus
Baton
23.40
2.87
3.15
1
13.93
15.14
Dividend Series
1
22.12
23.65
Income Series
—1
23.52
25.15
Stock Series
——
7.63
10
20c
a20.52
7.77
Fund
Fund
Equity
Inc
Inc
Eurofund Inc
Industrial Fund
Financial
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Inc-1
10c
13.47
16.55
16.89
18.26
4.25
4.65
5.55
,
lc
5.64
6.20
Philadelphia
lc
2.86
3.16
Fundamental Investors
1
9.05
9.92
Pioneer
Futures
Inc
1
1.49
1.62
Price
General
Capital Corp
1
16.50
17.84
Puritan
Fund
6.84
7.43
Putnam
iGeot
Group
Securities—
Automobile
lc
9.59
10.51
Shares—lc
Building shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
8.80
9.64
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Scudder
Equip
6.30
[
8.50
13.30
13.99
12.56
13.58
10.56
10.83
1
al4.08
35%
New
Hampshire Flrei—
New
York
Life
'
Ins
%
-
2
(Ky)
Connecticut
General
Assurance
Casualty
Forster
10
'
>
v\
21%
North
23
Co
Co
5
383
164
Northern
Iiis -Co
20%
37%
40 Va
40 Va
5
70%
Pacific Insurance-Co of N
Indemnity- Co——%
32
10'
78
82%
51
54 %
Phoenix
58%
97
Providence-Washington
-10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)^
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Reinsurance Corqx (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance. (Texas)'
10'
Republic Natl Life Insurance-^
34 Va
36%
St
20
22%
Seaboard
4
Co^
Fund
Life
(S
1
51 %
53
Insurance—4
Reinsurance Corp—10
Glens Falls
—5
5
Great
/I;
78%
*92
56
82%
4
115
66
71 %
5
42%
45%
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance Co
;10
21 %
22%
43
46 Va
American
Hanover
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Steam
10
Insurance
Home
Owners
10
i_5
Co
Life
Ins
(Fla)
188%
196%
82
86%
52
55
Corp
of
Life
.
Standard
Marine-——6.25
Ins. of
8
2%
18.05
10.12
11.03
50c
11.53
11.65
8.67
9.42
12.99
13.12
1
7.97
8.62
X13.85
15.05
1
18.35
19.95
1
6.94
7.58
11.96
12.93
Inc
25c
Fund-11
a8.26
Bid
Federal
Home Loan
7.28
1
a9.24
Selected
Shares—1.25
9.03
9.77
12.21
13.39
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.96
1
15.79
13.05
2
33%
10
1
Corp—•
14.07
March
4.65s
15,
April
May
June
5s
Bond
Fund-
B)
lc
6.83
7.49
Sovereign Investors
shs—lc
7.15
7.94
state Street Investment
7.71
' 8.04
lc
lc
12.92
14.15
5.96
6.54
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
Petroleum
<Edison
shares—lc
shares
Machinery
Institutional
shares
Stein
Roe
Ins Co
of
8%
,
—2.50,
Amer
Balanced
9%
;
45
•
48%
.
36%
39
S
Fire
3
28
30'/a
2
42%
45%
_2
29%
31 Va
Insurance—
Insurance
Westchester
15,
-
in
Co
Fire
1960
1960
15,
one
or
the
—
Bid
100.2
5%s April 4,
99.31
100.3
5.15s
100.5
-
1960
100.2
100.6
June
Federal
1960
-
100.7
100.11
3%S
4Vas
Aug.
15,
1960
-
100.1
100.5
2 VaS June
April
15,
1963—
-
94.24
95.8
Oct.
Aug.
5.35s
23.
Sept.
I960
12.
3%s
Feb.
3Vis
March
4%s
Nov.
12.
10,
1965
13,
1963
98.16
Sept.
98.24
May
100.5
4%s
Aug.
20,
2%s
May
1,
99.30
20,
1,
1961-
1962
1962
99.8
98.20
100
1963
100.16
93.16
94
91.8
92.8
99.20
3%s
May 2,
4%s
March
20,
1968
96.8
100.24
4%8 March
20,
19G9-
97
97.24
4%s
July
15,
1969
95.16
5VaS
Feb.
20,
1970_
97.16
98
97.12
98.12
91.24
;
92.24
April
10,
1969
96.16
Feb.
10,
1972
102.24
1966
103.24
97.8
98
99.16
100.16
102.24
3%s April 1, 19,70——
5 VaS July 20, 1970^
97.16
5 VaS
1968——
99
98.4
100.12
95
99.17
100.14
4s
March
11,
,
100.19
97.8
1962
11,
99.13
100.15
—.
4s
99.14
1961
100
100.10
-;
1960
100.8
—
1963
4%s June
11,
1960
100.14
I960
Sept.
1960
20,
100.5
99.22
5 VaS
99.28
1960
3%s April 3, 1961—
—
1960
10,
1,
20,
100.10
Bonds—
100.1
April 11, 1960
5 ves May 10. 1960
June
100.6
100.6
100.1
99.31
5.30s
4s
20,
Dec.
100.5
100.2
...
100.1
1960
10,
Ask
100.1
I960-
I960Bank
April
5%s
Mortgage Assn-
1.
Land
15,
4%s March
1900——
5%s Sept 1,
-
point
a
Cooperatives—
100.1
-
—
32nds of
more
for
99.30
103.24
89.4
90.4
102.24
4
103.24
VaS Oct. 1, 1970-1967—
3%s May 1, 1971——
89
90
4%s
93 16
94.16
91.16
92.16
J
a34.95
-k
a26.97
Fund Inc.l
11.88
lc
9.12
9.99
Sterling Investment
lc
2.13
2.35
Television-Electronics Fund
Equipment shares
lc
5.95
6.53
Texas
lc
9.35
10.24
Bond
97.4
shares
lc
shares
9.84
10.78
lc
7.67
10.53
11.53
18.97
19.54
18.53
19.09
Utilities
II-C7
Series
Haydock
Fund
_10c
5.07
10c
—
5.00
—
Inc„
1
2.50
Income
7.6O
Fund of
Boston
Inc—1
Incorporaed Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
1
-
6.49
—1
12.13
13.18
Continental
Fund
1
7.26
7.93
United Income Fund Shares.l
10.58
11.50
1
13.73
15.01
1
15.26
16.59
1
6.16
6.73
Inc—1
5.41
5.91
10c
3.81
8.69
1
8.13
98.4
lc
12.52
lc
10.50
11.48
Growth Fund-lc
10.78
Line
Income
Line
11.80
99.30
4s
100
one
or
more
32iids of
point
a
;>•/. :,//•'
Maturity—
Treasury Notes
100.5
100.7
4%s
1%S April 1, 1962—.
100.7
100.9
15,
1961—
Feb.
15,
1962
99.6
——
99.18
...
3%S Nov.
15,
1962-
May
15,
1960
99.25
99.27
2%s
15,
1903—
May
15,
1960
99.24
99.26
4%s Aug.
15,
1960
Fund
Street Investing Corp
1%s April 1, 1963
~
4s
May 15, 1963
/
1%s Oct. 1, 1963:1—~
*
Inc
Fund
Investors
X
9.88
100.3
100.5
1%8 Oct. 1, I9601 is April 1, 1961
98.12
97.8
97.16
3%8
98.26
98.30
99.14
99.18
95.12
95.20
5s
98.14
98.18
l%s
Oct.
4%s
Nov,
4s
May 15, 1961
Aug
1
1961
IV2S
Oct.
1,
3%s
Feb.
15,
Insur
Fund.—lc
Recent
6.54
7.16
12.21
13.55
13.74
1961
1962
98.20
14.98
1
12.32
13.32
Fund
Bid
Tel
5%s--
c
»
1986
|4'28—1979
Telephone Co of Penna—
4%sl975
5%s
Ask
104%
Fund
Inc
1
5.87
Cftllities 5%S—1939
104%
Gulf
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
,
106
Bid
Bonds—
119
114
"pltV/iir,104-8
2.?riK!Lfc5^7 08?«26
571/2
Buriington Industries
Financial
Wisconsin
6.35
Security & Conv. Debentures issues
Bonds—
Tel &
Whitehall Fund Inc.
—
Bate
„
/
4%s Nov.
15, 1963-1-——.
April 1, 1964
"
4%s May 15, 1964^./J-..—
.,
1 %s
Aug.
15,
1964-
15,
1964-
States
Jessop
Steel
Dated
109
Lowenstein
102%
101%
166
100%
Lt
r^.,—
&
.
KK
Pr
.
,
«Jrg
fiiPn«n
r?rn S
pSehnuf Tronll
rm
4%s_1990
I
/
c
-}nl5
}976
pSrtance8s~~ 1980
SSi
Rubber 6s ww.1982
tL!?^111/5—%1977
G«nl Tire &
103%
1011/*
107%
129
1141/2
100%
117
116
102%
190
—
—
■
10-
3-60
1-60
11-
1-60-
1-59
7-
5-60
100.10
4.80%
3-
1-60
12-
1-60
10-
United States
Yield Price
Bid
March
1977
79%
100.6
wi
94.4
91.2
98
8916
89.24
10020
100.24
88 4
88.12
100.2
100.G
101.26
804
87
100.16
Due
Bid
Ask
8- 1-60
100.10
9-^ 1-60
,
100.6
100.7*'
100.11.
100.10
100.14
100.10
100.14
99.29
101.31
Treasury Bills
„
97
96%
98%
1969
78
80
113
117
Yield Price
•
Bid
1960
99.839
June
22,
I960
99.771
99.783
June
23,
I960
99.757
99.770
June
March
30,
1960
31,
I960
99.690
99.707
99.609
99.625
99.525
99.538
July 7, 1960
7
July 14, 1960__
July 15, I960
July 21, I960
I
July 28, 1960_.
August 4, I960——
7,
1960
14,
1960
15, 1960
April 21,
1960
April 28, 1960
May 5,
1960
May
12,
99.514
99.458
99.369
99.385
99.252
19C0
99.527
99.444
99.270
August
17
11,
99.165
99,185
105%
May
19.
I960
August
18.
99.107
101%
May 26,
19G0
August
25,
99.002
October
120
101%
Textron Amer 5s
Underwood Corp 5%s
u 8 Industries 4%s-
1971
-1971
1970
91
98316
"
"
122
1933
84
98.459
98.440
98.356
98 233
98.275
98 133
98.177
98 032
98.068
97.939
97.977
92
119
93
98.538
98 402
1960
98,990
98.644
5J2
98 421
I960-——
99.084
101%
98.716
93
1960—
105%
5%s
—1994
Southern Calif Edison 5S-1985
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
1982
Texas Elec Service 5%s—1985
98.689
98 684
98 611
99.828
1960
98.800
9tt'664
1960
22, 1960
24,
98.892
98 755
I960..
March
April
April
April
Ask
98 850
March
80
17.
.
Ask
16,
Southern Bell Tel & Tel—
103%
1001/4
106%
126
4-60
2-
June
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
...
5%s—1989
—^52
SUB—1977
1-
5.25%
99.914
170
100%
Connecticut
5.375%
100.2
99.903
1973
5%s
100.3
99.30
1960
94
Steel
99.31
1-60
10.
91
WW
2-60
6-
March
Pacific
5%s
5-
1-59
102 %
96%
Phoenix
1-59
3-59
9,
95
95
103%
12-
8-
9-
Dated
11-.2-59.
v
June
National Can 5s.
1976
Northspan Uran 5%s ww—1963
1021/2
5 Vis
99.973
96
99
im'™.J (*l—1980
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
5.20s
100.1
99.967
82
102%
100.1
99.31
1960
& Sons—
1981
102%
99.31
4-60
3,
Mueller"£^85*3%s-IIIZI-11975
.1990
Rate
1-60
4-
March
90V*
5s
Ask
3-
1-59
103
101 %
Petroleum
Bid
1-59
7-
96
Kansas City Power & Lt 5s 1990
Louisiana Gas Service 5%s_1985
4%s
Due
6-
101
93
88
94V*
———
97 28
—100.12
4%%
104%
99
10434
591/4
(Mj
104
1984
1975
5%s
100%
97
*
10122
•
1964d—HC
1.
,.
<90 26
Ask
1980
»
97.22
97.18
94
•
4.45%
5%%
rlfriP^rnrn01!^ Ry 4s
FhlrtnZ
*1?;
ShtcaLYa g? Potomac Tel—
?
—-19<7
Chesapeake &
™
92.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
10.80
12.47
1
Equity
Fund
Wellington
Wellington
'.
Feb.
4.65s
Institutional
94
99.24
92T2
Mutual
Washington
Institutional Income Fund—lc
93.24
.
4%%
Institutional
99.10
99 16
U
—
Aug. 15, 1962
i%s Oct. 1, 1962.1ZII.IIIIII
3V!i8
*
'
-
-
4s
Feb.
Treasury Notes—
1%S April 1. 1960...
4s
Ask
Bid
v.
(Continued)—
May 15
I9604%S NOV lo 1960
Special Situations
Wall
Institutional SbaTes Ltd—
Institutional Eank Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
Ltd
Fund Inc
9.39
15, 1972
8.89
Canada
Value
10.07
Ask
4.16
Funds
Value
*
1972-1967——.
3%s
5.94
Fund
Inc—
Value Line Fund Inc
,
8.31
9.21
1
7.70
Accumulated
Funds
United
2.74
Century Growth Inv«
7.04
United Science Fund—
5.54
a25.63
lc
United
;
—
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
10.26
United
United
.
FI-DA
8.49
9.39
International
&
Fund
Twentieth
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
S
12.84
1
Inc
U
Growth
8.41
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Fund
Townsend
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
7.79
15,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Maturity—
1
Feb.
3%s Sept.
Figures after decimal point represent
Inc
Fund
Fund
stock
shares
General
58 >/a
•
5
Banks
1960
16,
Farnham
&
Railroad Stock shares
P
108
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
July
37.21
Bond
Industrial
w
35%
•
S
5.40s
15.40
35.21
Southwestern Investors Inc
naltlfn
55%
103.
v
14.11
Smith
9.91
5,48
50%
51
17.30
1
Inc
Fund
American
6.93
T
44%
5
City of N Y__fc
11.98
Stock
Common
6.32
I
"7%-
47 1
10
Ask
Banks—
4%s
14.04
General
C
55%
6 Va
40%
Obligations of Government Agencies
3%s
Clark-
9.04
Amer
89%-
-52%.".
,
.:
>•*65%
89
Figures after decimal point represent
3%s
,_1
1
lc
Bell
-:-'-
26%-
U
38%
>
-
85
85%
U S Life
34%
60
24
49%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
21
Standard See Lite Ins (N Y)__2
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)_
8
Travelers Insurance Co_
5
3
46%
4'%-
48%
19
5
Accident
25%
4'/a
45
55
8%
Ins„10
87%
24 V4
1-
Amer
57 %
84
•
.-10
U
Amer—50c
Standard
&
Life
Security Ins (New Haven)Security Life & Trust Co__
Springfield Fire & Marine.
$0.50 preferred, —1
United
Co.
;——__1
Instuanee
123
Boiler
Insurance
&
Fire
67%.
*25%
53%
10
Paul
13 %-
64%
24 v.;'-/:
5
Ins Co
Seaboard Surety -Co
(D O-1.50
Ins
Life
*
60
&
——5
—
8%
48
2.50
F)
8
—5
Philadelphia
35 Va
38 Va
/
47%
63
Y—10
Peerless Insurance jCo
3%
'
44%
55%
Insurance
;
'
•
12% •'
3
/
/
'<
47%
57
■* 36%
66
Inc
•y
v
Y——12%
Pacific
21%
53
2.50
3.33%,'
-10
&
V 114
1
—
70%
67%
109
10/
Insurance
Ins Co.af tN
-
145:
5
3T%
2/ -44%
—'iii.——
Northeastern
12%
62
138
^
5
com:.
Fire_—
Five
River
368
157
Life
Continental
Federal Natl
16.47
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Railroad
33Va
Union
Corp.-vlasS A_:
Amsterdam s'CasuaJty
5.40s
-——2.50
Scudder Stevens fc
New
Commonwealth
6.24
•
Scudder Stevens & Clark
6.91
15%
Line
33%
11'/a
57%
-
10
Nationwide
3 VaS
5.68
1
,
Canada
of
Fund
14%
Life
9.29
10.85
12.80
.
Shares
Dist
1
Ins
Standard
Jefferson
6.64
shares
Tobacco
14.22
—1
Fully Administered shares—lc
fiteel
20.86
13.15
12.82
shares
Common
RR
19.28
—lc
Chemical
Food
3.62
10.04
1
Quarterly
In'o AA
Natl
National
Home
3.33
12.30
Putnam Growth Fund
shares
Accident Iiis!
19%
Insp
al3.85
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
Old
&
62 %
24Va
5 Vas
Fund
Trust
9.40
10.32
1
Inc
Inc
Life
Insurance Co—-D——5
Boston
4%s
Fund Inc
,
General Investors
16.26
1
Securities
Fund
Natl
18
9.23
Inc
1
stock series
Preferred
15.04
8.45
Inc
Fund
45%
*
44%
31
„£J>_——-10
Fire
58
Beneficial
41
,
4-
46%
4.44
Mutual Fund
Corp
Square
Peoples
National
5%
36%
,
43
(Bait)-ji^-Ji-lO
22
Life
6.82
Pine Street Fund Inc.—
Franklin Custodian Iunds Iuc—
Common stock series
13.46
1
Fund
Securities
10
Manufacturers
—6.25
10
Surety Co_
Shippers-:
&
Bankers Natl
Gulf Life
Over-The-Counter
Peun
42
8.59
One William Street Fund
2.57
5
—
8.58
6.24
Oppenheimer Fund
6.06
9
7.85
—1
11.34
Life
(DC).
&
2.35
Monument
Gov Employ Life
7.86
Inc
10.43
'./3%
22.41
1
•
Founders Mutual Fund
3%
Globe & Republic Ins Co.Government Employees Ins
4.06
Series
Shares
&
5%
34%
Fire Assurance—12.50
Merchants
20.73
'
48%
(N J)___2
American
Co
10%
20 Va
51 Va
261%
Merchants
Re-insurance
Bankers
18%
48%
251%
Va
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Maryland Casualty
—.—-1
Massachusetts
Bonding—*._5
Moss Indemnity & Life Ins——5
14%
66%
10
of
4
y,
20%
Lile_———10
Co
National
28
14.04
1
1
Chemistry
Electronics
Ins
American
Insurance
Lincoln
3%
15.01
1
Ltd
of Canada
Nucleonics
Nat
Life
14V'b
18%
(Wash D C)__-1
(Galveston)-—1
Mercury
Amer
43 %
26%
Corp
Ask
i26%
19%
—-
1
Investors
12.99
12.32
87%
32
J)—2%
(Newark N
Co
13.88
—-1
Series
1
Fund
Mutual
Florida
Inc
,.
17(2
12.39
15.31
83%
Bid
23%
62 %
Par
6.20
England Fur.d_.
New York Capital Fund
8.05
.-5
Insurance—
Amer
General
11.67
-
Stock
Growth
Amer Ins
American
Franklin
2.50
5.67
New
16%
1
1—
Fidelity Capital Fund
X
Fidelity Fund Inc
—5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Iuc—1
8.34
—
Life
:
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
of Tenn
3
Life Companies Inc—1
*78%
Agricultural Insurance Co—-10
29%
American Equitable Assur——-5
40
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
12%
$1.25 conv preferred—
—5
16%
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
13%
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
//."/ /•'•'
(Jacksonville Fla)
.-1
9%
American Home Assurance
5
44
Fireman's
3.59
10.68
——
—
Aetna
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
1
Stock
Insurance
Companies
84%
>
Federal
1
Series
Series
Bond
Preferred
Fund
aiectronics Investment Corp—1
Energy
Balanced
Howard—
Fund
Stock
20.72
25c
Inc
Fund
&
Balanced
1
Aetua
80
75%
&
Eagle Five Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
:*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Series—
Securities
2.50
Shares
Monday * February 29, 1960
.
.
Ask
Surety
10
Co.——-—-10
Casualty
Crum
2.07
1
Interest
Aetna
Continental
2.99
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
National
12.26
Shares
Trust
beneficial
Nation
6.85
2.39
3.49
1
—
National Investors Corp—
Shares—
E
Dividend
of
6.73
Automation
Inc
Mutual
'
3.68
Mutual Shares Corp
»
13.85
al4.37
Mutual Investment Fund Inc—1
1
12.67
1
De Vegh Mutual
Delaware
Fund
14.15
:
a24.44
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
De Vegh
14.77
12.97
12.8O
6.13
shares
shares
Fund
12.57
13.54
Petroleum
Missiles-Jets &
.
15.26
20.30
11.52
Units of beneficial interest__l
Minnesota Fund
lc
22.56
20.70
Income Fund
.
.
B
Dividend
14.67
10.56
18.61
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
33%c
Massachusetts Life Fund—
15.44
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Crown Western
13.42
17.00
13.99
lc
lc
/ Special Investment shares, lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial lnt.33VaQ
8.67
14.28
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Series
15
11.22
15%
/
,
.—1
Inc
Fund
Fuud
9.89
13.53
11.15/
•
Fund Inc
Composite
Concord
9.06
Paper
Inc
Commonwealth
24.62
23.70
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares__lc
Metal shares
— lc
9.67
—1
-
Income
Commonwealth
32.29
21.73
15.58
9.67
132/
1
1
Inc
Fund
Fund
11.71
16.000
125%
100
preferred
Colonial Energy Shares
Colonial
10 83
15.500
12.85
23.59
Lite Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loo in is Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds—
,
9.76
1
50c
Corp—100
Century Shares TrustChase Fund of Boston
Chemical
10.24
9.37
12.20
Lexington Venture Fund..
1
Life Insurance Investors Iuc —1
,
—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Iuc—1
3oston Fund Inc
1
/
Ltd
5.41
10.68
B-LMMedium Grade Bondst-1
B-3 .Low Priced Bonds.
1
B-4 (Discount Bonds.
—1
K-l (Income Pi'd Stocks.-—1
K-2 (Speculative Ptd S£ks>—1
S-l ( High-Grade Com Stk t —1
S-2 (Income Com Stocksi_—1
6-3 (Speculative Com Stk> -1
S-4 (Law Priced Com Stks»_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Knickerbocker Fund -------—1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Hazard Fund Inc—,
—
1
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
*
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund.,
Canada
I
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
4.95
x9.7<
n.ie
11.62
3166
a-3.7^
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.11
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds
.
LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL
Aberdeen
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(942)
Westcoast Trans
5%s
June
2,
I960
98.929
102%
FOOTNOTES
FOR
98.969
January
17,
15,
I960
97^844
97.874
—
97.177
97.215
17.
96.077
96.130
;
1961
OVER-TIIE-COUNTER ISSUES
96
87%
New
stockyleLd Prlce- d Ex-rights, k Admitted
Exchange. tNew itock. x
York Stock
Ex-dividend,, wl When
issued,
y
to listing on the
dividend.
Ex-stock
Number 5929
Volume 191
..
The
Commercial
.
(943 ^
the course of
Third Federal
bank, clearings
ReserveDistrict—Philadelphia—
Week Ended February 19
1959
Inc. or
1960
Clearings this week will show an increase
Bank
compared with
figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices
liminary
year
$
Pre¬
ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
•'
from the chief cities
1
:
$
'•
•;
1,290,829
.Bethlehem
Chester
United States for which it is possible
cities of the
be
5.0% above those of
the corresponding week
2,132,187
$22,779,244,740 against $21,686,633,348 for the
stand at
.
$
—29.8
5.4
1,404,307
1,940,736
.1,651,127
3,587,229
962,000,000
3,096,401
0.8
6,834,040
—1.0
v
week
same
in 1959.
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 5.4%.
for the
mary
Our comparative
Wilkes-Barre
sum¬
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
27—
1959
—
Philadelphia
—
i
Kansas
City
—__—
cities)
Cleveland
._
Baltimore
1.4
Mansfield
6.4
Youngstown
439,928,988
—
341,800,000
+ 10.5
620,179,573
+
cities,
five
days—
425,810,996
+
Other
cities,
five
days
540,764,940
+
3.4
334,752,960
4,420,276,300
._
—
Total
(7
all
All
cities,
cities, five days
day
one
.
+
West
1,105,069,075
_______
7.6
+
Virginia—Huntington
1,026,909,608
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
issue of next week.
+
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
able to
we are
the whole
as
same
Total
increase of
an
Outside of this city there was
week in 1959.
cases
showing
an
increase of 12.1%.
New York Reserve District the totals show
Reserve District of 1.3%
appear
in
the week ends
press.
Chicago Reserve District records
trict of 4.9% but the
Nashville
following
6.9
264,462,087
a
850,879,255
furnish
we
are
we
York
9
a
4th Cleveland.
M
7
;
5th Richfnond
_____
6th Atlanta
i
6
&
:
_____17
a
Total
;
(10
Orleans
cities)
6,708,846
+
278,693,566
+
5.6
16,-977,290
704,567
+
2.3
+
9.6
239,216,388
i
—
City_L_
________
,1,572,507,527-
4,286.685
4,059,779
0.7
285,211,898
+ :15.6
.
3.5
+
1,333,650,372
,1*359,685,810
Indiana—Fort
13,318,235
15,706,385
—
Wayne
-
Indianapolis
South
"97,121,000
-
Bend
Terre
Haute
iowa—Cedar
In the
'} 986,875,259
1,278,874,304
1^709,689,924
"
1,617,797,213
824.306,285
850,879,255
.
M
6,082,844
2,096,744.531
1,572,507,527
.
1,816,134,285
881,343,490
840,111,368
_______
6
—
"
II itS 745,702,680
760,565,492
.752.086,385
831,592,367
699,204,915
704,431,284
9
+
°
♦
.
$
1.3
+
$
■■v'V
745,633,360
768,387,902
+ 12.1
13,826,669,751
10,609,050,336
10.1
1,017,598,175
-1,360,169,142
9.0
381,600,000
158,194,430
—.—108 cities
I 29,443,299,170
Outside New York
City
add
our
Missouri—St.
13,772,785,921
1,425,349,013
619,220,710
February 19
:
3.5
1,333,650,372
1,525,141,568
1;360,169,142
4.9
682,270,999
653,027,593
2.0
614,692,710
606,502,435
9.6
704,114,737
585,794,182
+
—
—
8.4
—
"A.:";
-
1,243,303,633
;
.
$
'
4.5
24,346,062,617
10,930,554,923
Dec. 7o
Montana—Billings
+
+
3,514,198
2.2
1,328,028
2,563,600
15,077,614
+
4.2
12,993,922
+
10.9
10,497,802
—11.6
36,459,422
Total
—w+___—27,478.364
28,580,379
3.9
18,843.850
+
22.4
35,292,000
3.540,064
2,825,490
+
25.3
3,149.422
768,387,902
Wichita
745,633,360
—
+ 1.3
35.471,689
29,158,176
+
21.7
26,131,596
+
21.6
135,365.817
2,614,217
3,478.616
.
-
3.353.562
13,975,209,739
50.581.473
55,338,085
29.581.844
New
i»
<H)
33,632,067
—
9.5
mmmttm m»
.
■W»l*
1,2
.2,537,120
Pasadena
8.6
137,896.564
—12.0
—
r-
5,609,352
14,744,143
7,596,840
+ 59-.04.2
—
+ 42.2
+
+
—
.
.
1
4,2
325,600,000
179,578,189
145,195,369
2,654,035
+14,6
139,928,751
2,547,818
+ 4.9
682,270,999
-653,027,593
8.7
8,744,708
2.9
418,243,387
0.2"
153,189,464
11,311,325
+.
7.4
•
1.5
3,948,900
6,066,346
+ 22.4
13,194,580
9,253,198
415,133,368
151,765,486
.10,411,911
4,062,351
5,809,580
10,066,541
2.0
614,698,710
606,502,435
—
—
—
—
1.4
—28.1
—
*
—
818,612
818,252
—11.7
+
8.9
623,690
+
6.8
8,415,961
—15.1
165,428,430
7,728,233
+ 45.5.
—
—
—
9.0
27,717^887
472,587,340
0.8
•;
.6,5
14,188,694
519,042
8,684,349
159,380,732
11,010,952
27,321,890
361,972,696
10,795,308
6,606.250
5,290,601
704,114,737
585,794,182
+ 22.8
13,048,114
0.4
507,407", 176
10,439,388
479,313,917
9.7
38,810,155
8,146,000
+
—
704,431,284
47,510,842
6,400,000
1.3
9.6'
-
—
—
—
0.7
41,052,174
8,141,000
-
7,393,204
-
6,736,524
-6,626,099
11,509,078
13.582,885
0.7
585,657,047
559,155,463
0.1
197,042,498
4.3
9.7
5,202,855
201,888,131
—11.2
100,844,575
5.0
28,329,154
18,426,014
645,125,703
25,963,501
8,361,512
12,119,590
168,055,024
4^807,162
176,574,975
112,894,068
31,791,039
19,560,972
600,593,826
23,740,091
8,451,764
11,566,858
—
—
2.3
5.4
1
Francisco
Jose
25,834.605
—
.
(.86^927,153
+
+
9.0
-
•
Total
+12.1
66,077,249
86.805.087
77,896,655
13.626,669,751
(10
—
•,
10,609,050,336
Grand total
outside
..
+
—
—
8.8,
+
9.3
+
3.6
+ 18i4
.
.
9.9
+
5.3
1,243,303,633
1,158,035,779
27,143,010,507
-+
8.4
24,346,062,617
20;945,770,358
-/ 13,772,785.921 13,173,800,768
Clearings operations discontinued.
.+
4.5
10,930,554,923
10,735,255,925
L
(108 cities)—:——
New York City-—
(a)
—
1,435,325,954
cities)-
♦Estimated,
—
+
-23,333,207
70,496,468
6.1
100.947,108
24,164.226
—-
Barbara
32,417,511
1,510,853,886
-
Santa
230,661,583
6,085,852
224,386,072
130,291,476
11,920,-097
14,190,887
—
_______
Francisco—
230,544,118
5,821,191
246,230,703
115,655,126
30,796,563
18,827,175
798,197,211
38,670,815
20,654,111
730,517,111
37,330,304
10,-068,409
12,913,525
:—-
44,215,428
25,150,962
:—-
._^____—
San
10,210,514,433
(a)
14.453.916,199
——
Lake City
California—Long Beach
3,527,041
13,415,507,694
+
92.233.066
16.196.649.163
cities)
Utah—Salt
.
Total, ^0 cities)^
(6
San
+ 12.1
110.071.139
m mm
Jersey,,,
14,335,608
.
.
Oregon-—Portland
3.095,018
3,392.553
Jersey—Newark_i;_,
—
13,566,942
699,204,915
+
—
831,592,367
13,548,386
615,243,244
NTweifth-Federal Reserve District—San
131,450,668
15,670.513,249
dT—
-
207,751,064
6,765,772
31,638,736
551,274,211
13,998,505
6,986,769
16,640,909
612,513,799
42,902,985
6,356,000
7,224,280
—_—
Falls
Total
23.106.032
165,871,693
3.146,697
Lam f or
1,022,411
1,135,355,847
—
-
.
District—Dallas—
Washington—Seattle
201.657,452
tZ,
+18.3
13,836,432
'
752,086,385'
Louisiana—Shreveport
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
■_-__
—-
—
Galveston
'
New
45,158,295
-
-
-
2,509,397
986,876,259
Dallas
27,675,100
t"990,936,444
___—
—-
cities)
(9
Fjort Worth
21,176,244
36,166,000
Hampshire—Manchester—. V.
York—Albany,,
——
Texas—Austin
,
44,285,900
Buffalo:
City
Eleventh Federal Reserve
37,630,717
12,830.397
El ni Ira
1,189,626
942,128
-11,045,556
-
Missouri—Kansas
8,864,693
69,934.175
2.1
City—
1,025,646
11,794,906
176,352,859
9,841,537
29,583,176
501,470,316
13,886,816
7,080,285
—
—
St. Joseph
;
Colorado—Colorado Springs
12.494,471
14,225,822
~
14,360,857
1,050,844
-
Wichita
2,801,466
61.787,742
hode. Island—Provldehce__—_
Pec tlcu t—s
—
1,212,866
+14.2
3,491,529
15,711.070
(12-cities),
760,565,492
'
•
3,055.034
V
T,476,461
5,677,629
6.3
+
—
—15.7-
620.371,178
4.9
3,987,686
Chester
cities)—
(7
Hastings
2,225,924
2,970,554
0.1
3,687,238
"
636,802,544
8.4
+
.
8,689,010
522,278;787
189,731,485
12,761,291
6,053,108
6,690;954
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
5,616,270
'
____.
840,111,368
745,702,680
■—
—-
—
Nebraska—Fremont
$
A.
5.396,564
+
5Pnectlciit—Hartford
-
7,936,058
507,277,153
189,384,095
12,583,019
4,351,944
6,593,419
17,576,992
—
_.———
Dakota—Fargo.——
1957
2,090,194
+
——1,509,005
Springfield
Worcester
-3,179,355
881,343,490
Dakota—Aberdeen
the week
8.9
-3,771,667 \+
'7,054,450
Bedford
Jamestown
-
Kansas—Topeka
$
802,152,899
River/
L°well
141,138,093
+12.0
District—Minneapolis-
South
10,735,255,925
1958
7 <;44 578
Pall
3,969,318
■
20,945,770,358
inc. or
-802,972,665
•assachnsetts—Boston—•
6.7
+
1,158,035,779
the figures for each city foif
1959
4.106,310
•
la3,825'o«
■
for four years:
_—_1_~_
Haven
-
;
First Federal Reserve District—Beston—
.
-
-
North
Helena
+.
—
cities)-
(4
Minneapolis
Week Ended February 19
Portland
-
Minnesota—Duluth
559,155,463
585,657,047
0.7
—
+
1960
aine—Bangor
232,385,683
v
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,359,685,810
+ 15.5
+
27,149,010,507
at—
+14.8
•640,762,271
5.3
13,173,800,768
423,600,000
242,536,535
171,200,341
2,774,492
461,900,000
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
: 1,445,069,721
5.7
3.1
+
—
+
detailed statement showing
-
20,596,942
1,222,884,266
+
1,435.325,954
+
—
8,458,390
60,245,456
-
1957
1958
Total
1,627,316,831
I,
"
cities).
89,918,000
1,525,141,568
—
(17
1
25.9
9,112,352
4*841,917
157,123,934
:
T
"
Total
89,321,000
9,139,663
+15.5
10,254,708
16,741,992
15,743,339
—-
___
.12,664,861
-
■
1,816,134,285
-
;
1,613,761,-089
Peoria
0.4
8,863,187
-
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
7.6
+
v
8,916,573
2,096,744,531
Rapids—
Moines
>
—25.0
175,905,638
8,991,120
58,980,654
17,364,106
1,096,869
—-
-
Des
+
3,188,341
17,058,215
7,287, 031
12,541,592
4,779,771
20,128,496
6.8
+ 13.8
1,462,655
1,364,352,570
6,448,478
17,473,172
11,-072,802
7,040,945
5,168,339
—
-
+ 23.7
+
10,134,097
3,935,890
116,014,004
6,245,860
39,332,771
+
11,890,802
1,050,104
1,004,827,997
5,232,354
16,454,538
9,002,338
6,055,208
10,462,958
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
3,874,836
21,048,772
11,702,050
14,592,014
96,687,000
4,794,638
22,470,274
Eighth Federal "Reserve District—St. Louis-
Inc. or
14,453,916,199
( 1.510,853,886
^
Northern
5,-933,998
5,445,823
285,889,377
230,236,308
*222*801,382
14,363,215' '"■■•"", 16,284,466
682,604
646,446
236,379,368
196,685,233
+ :L6.8
+17.7
—-
Rapids
Lansing
Total
ew
137,681,825
410,200,000
6,813,846
——
Arbor
Grand
In the
loss of 2.0%.
a
Dec. 7o
1959
1,408,464,637
•v,
,12th Sari Francisco
Total-
152,791,204
422,300,000
0.9
SeventhFoderalReserveDistrict—Chicago—
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
-16,196,649,162
<
4
_____
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
New
30,952,041
0.1
-—
343,079,224
1,627,316,831
•
+
178,720,871
465,700,000
276,446,070
•.
;
30,504,530
294,387,368
17,359,982
772,170
"
.__
-
2,1
8,018,218
345,596*005
;
_____
Michigan—Ann
decrease of 9.6% and in the Dallas Reserve
'
Louis
■
640,762,271
+
35,892,929
•
gain of 15.5% and the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
990,936,444
..,
10'
7th Chicago
; ;
"
—11
Philadelphia
New
619,220,710
7,832,798
;
Louisiana—New
note that in the
larger by 5.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve
S
—12 cities
Clearings
—
118,986,958
3.1
+
3,293,819
23,713,876
167.157.094
6,402,772
329.824.095
110,370,615
3,360,536
•
178,773,733
Mississippi—Vicksburg
gain of 4.5% the bank clearings
improvement of 12.1%, in the Boston
an
February 19 "
1st Boston
ended
3.7
—
137,015,670
461,500,000
Macon
8.4%,.the aggregate clearings for
We group the cities according to the
I960
Ended
now
1,445,069,721
+13.3
Augusta
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
We
1,425,349,013
—
8,818,255
—
Springfield
In the
Total.
5.7
10,885,661
23,058,908
36,630,487
Mobile-
Minneapolis Reserve District registers
City Reserve District there is
Hth Dallas
15,911,022
14,744,073
409,256,150
+
416,981,797
District of 0.7% but in the San Francisco Reserve District there is an increase of 5.3%.
9th
444,189,091
202,533,499
6,818,722
'
tthSt.
5.4
0.6
824,306,285
cities)
(6
Alabama—Birmingham
District by 3.5% but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals are smaller by 3.1%.
3rd
12,280,449
+
+ 20.9
9,988,504
Georgia—Atlanta
Ac¬
present further below,
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 10.1%.
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
2nd New
63,-649,500
0.6
—13.7
-
Week
8.6
+ 19.1
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District- Atlanta—
has to be estimated.
we
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
Kansas
+
320,499,071
614,464,911
58,965,800
country having amounted to $29,443,299,170 against $27,149,010,507 in the
at this center
The
572,728,255
4,750,397
Tennessee—Knoxville
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
was
310,511,675
7.6
25,739,000
257,574,136
388,244,220
142,127,039
Columbia—Washington
Florida—Jacksonville
statement, however, which
For that-week there
Feb. 19.
11,228,694
0.3
5,742,593
255,989,929
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
5.0
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to
In the elaborate detailed
11,104,382
+
22,214,000
l__
7.6
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
1,222,884,266
+
1,617,797,213
South
4.9
+
$22,779,244,740 $21,686,833,348
._
1,017,598,175
+ 37.1
14,314,073
13,449,172
1,709,689,924
Cities)
Richmond
4.2
+
4,107,638,436
$21,674,175,665 $20,659,923,740
-
12;242,240
+10.1
13,971,141
-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
0.3
District of
Total
13,079,256
0.1
$17,253,899,365 $16,552,285,304
-
15,144,554
10.9
490,439,940
Virginia—Norfolk
Ten
3,324,569
5*535,956
5.9
6.2
559,132,758
_
—
*
6.1
67,458,000
14,235,437
16,023,420
516,937,820
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
5.1
333,726,844
___—
—
Columbus
+
+
426,279,502
.__
2.6
342,907,161
677,195,536
611,915,120
377,700,000
————_—
+
12,033,331
343,823,956
728,888,147
73,282,100
970,000,000
658,753,000
—
Pittsburgh
16,499,044
Cincinnati
417,659,152
—
1.6
+
+ 10.7
.
Cleveland
5.4
2.5
650,835,476
+
-
-2
Francisco
Ohio—Canton
984,000,000
—,
___—
Louis
San
1,093,236.914
—.—
—_ _ __ _—_—
+
1,065,750,767
______
__
Boston
%
$U,780,051,(i66 $11,173,895,813
-
Chicago
St.
(11
9.8
J
1,771,920
j
1,724,321
1,730,814
4,678,977
1,166,000,000
3,428,116
7,384,792
4,186,325
5,765,620
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
;
~
York
New
'
Jersey—Trenton______
-Total
28,216,678
...
week follows:
Week Ending Feb.
1,278,874,304
4,867,380
1,330,000,000
4,509,730
8,144,959
*
4.600,000
8,382,557
York
New
+
~
*
-
I
:
___*
2*598,337
4,792,274
1,201,000,000
4,280,486
8,063,169
4,485,227
7,902,431
26,649,338
15,110,931
1*408,464,637
II
Delaware—Wilmington
At this
■
center
~~
Scranton
•
Our preliminary totals
year.
2,852,241
13,468,076
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
for
to obtain weekly clearings will
last
1957
Dec. %
1,838,157
2,153,954
__
all
1958
■
a
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, February 27, clearings
of the
47,
29,443,299,170
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements
certifies daily to
of Section 522 of the
Tariff
Act
of
1930,
1st
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
We give below
ENTIRE
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
FEBRUARY
and
Country
Monetary
Unit
Noon
FEDERAL
19,
RESERVE
BANK
1960 TO FEBRUARY
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
25,
TREASURY
TO
1960,
Transfers
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
1930
OF
INCLUSIVE
New
in
York
in
(Value
Money)
States
United
*
Feb. 19
Argentina,
Monday
Feb. 22
peso—
$
Free
Tuesday
pound-
$
\
schilling
Austria.
Belgium,
Ceylon,
'••
'■/.
.00311275
-
1984
1,
Lees
5ya%
.0384062
1.051093
1.050442
.210350
.210375
.00311275
.00311275
.203700
.203685
.203650
.239785
.239780
India,
.209450
.209525
.209550
2.804300
2.803440
2.803720
new
franc—
rupee
Ireland,
Italy,
States
pound
lira-
.00161030
.00160995
.00277314
.00277314
.327633
.327500
.327533
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265200
.265200
in
Mar
2.7756S3
New
guilder
Zealand,
pound
Spain,
Sweden,
of
United
Closed
.00160970
4In volume
conv
2.775960
.139943
.139900
.139918
Birthday
.4977C0
.497700
DIVIDENDS
2.775841
Washington's
497700
.497700
.0349200
Continued
.0349200
.0349200
.0349100
.0166250
.0166250
.0166250
.0166250
.193150
.193162
.193168
.193168
.230493
.230518
.230500
.230506
2.793823
2.792966
2.793245
2.793125
2.804300
2.803440
2.803270
2.803600
franc—
South
Africa,
pound
pound sterling.
Kinadom,
from
14
page
Par
New Amsterdam
Casualty Co.
England
Quarterly
Telephone
rowings
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
from
others
increased $156 million and bor¬
increased
$9
million.
Feb. 17,
1960
account.
Feb. 25,
1960
18.168.642
Redemption fund for F R. notes
gold certificate
965,332
reserves
19,133,974
585.302
Discounts
and
Industrial
—
—
432.542
—
loans
advances
-
Acceptances—bought
.V
''
35,910
9.397
1.696
—
and
Commercial
Loans
U.
1.278
-
—
121.224
8,506.993
S.
Bonds
Other
25,178.403
U.
'159,609
-f
industrial
U. S. Govt,
securities
25.178.403
Total
loans
securities
25,646.855
from
and
;
assets
Total
—
-
5,548,086
101.545
-
169,119
-
assets
J
—
51,670,103
121,224
66,300
—
—
187,524
499,757
—
—
4.000
and
dealers
S.
293,035
+
securities—
bank
+
20,067
+
purchasing
—1,524,475
—
544,103
Foreign
209.813
;
-
309,987
Total
deposits
Deferred availability cash
Other
liabs.
Total
&
18,325.676
items
4,622,553
divs
accrued
32,274
securities
Other
—
50.423,785
paid
393,170
29,524
+
653,789
79.737
+
2,138
—
—
28,299
429,108
971,193
+
88,787
—
113,077
—
78,340
_
Total
liabs.
of
serves
note
<fc
gold
to
liabilities
ances
and
F.
604.489
—
910,145
+
318.558
632
+
5,390
+;
•„
1,027,474
_
—1,543,526
—
51,670,103
one
One
26
f
+
.421
+
18,630
+
93,602
securities—total
—1,524.475
—
0.6%
+
with
Currency
and
Balances
+
+
530
+
25
shows
of
the
the
—
3,293
+
—
—
district and
a
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
industrial loans increased in all
but
total of $226 million.
and dealers for
and
loans to
nonbank
financial institutions
increased $107 million
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $123
million. De¬
of $698
million in
cates of indebtedness and
in the combined
total of
holdings of Treasury
a
net
certificates for
certifi¬
increase of $415 million
Treasury notes
ernment bonds
and U. S. Gov¬
largely reflect the exchange of maturing
new
certificates and notes.
Borrowings of weekly reporting
(3VaC
plus
1
1
2-10
2-10
1
3-
1
2-19
4-
1
3-21
.
3-
1
2-15
invest¬
distribu¬
Ltd.
(quar.)
&
Western Ry., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
3-
271/2C
Dock—
from net
additional
an
30c
3-16
2-29
25c
3-21
3-14
3-
2-19
$1
$50c
Norfolk
(quar.)—
1
3-15
J
j
2-17
3-10
2-11
5-
2
4-14
15c
8-
1
7-15
15c
11-
1
10-14
$1
15c
(quar.)
698
—-
j,
years
16,507
+
Investment
preferred
(quar.)
6%
North
Initial
1,057
—3,725
R.
9,665
Banks
+
\
—
13,064
________
+
112
—
+
139
coin____
1,165
domestic
banks—
assets/liabilities
47
2,783
3,532
319
Penn
+
65
;•
517
U,
S.
deposits
$2.50
adjusted.^
Government
demand
______
59,426
deposits-
3,012
1,171
+
152
—
10,568
banks-.
——;
113
1,370
23
+
133
—
80
—
deposits:
Other
1,153
:
-
24
30,159
Reserve Banks_______
others—,
available
588
895
—
11
+
41
+
member
banks from
—
156
+
235
2,091
+
9
9?9
tExcIusive of loans to domestic
commercial banks and after deduction
valuation reserves; individual loan
items are shown
—
gross.
on
comparable
basis;
reporting
1959.
(San
form
revised
Francisco
July
8,
New
Below
will
be
found
preferred, and
including
list
a
those
called
The date indicates the
of
stock
common
called
under
bonds, notes,
for
sinking fund
redemption
or
redemption,
provisions.
last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
in
the
current volume
in which the details
C
S
(initial-quar.)
South
Oak
capital
nonresident
tax
TENDERS
Specialty Mfg.,
Ltd.
6%
subord.
s.
i.
Page
Inc.—
Crankshaft Co.
debentures
Co.,
common
May 1.
1971—
Mar
4
844
Columbus
1st
New
&
Southern
Ohio
mortgage bonds, 2.80%
York
4.50%
State
Electric
cumulative
Electric
Sc Gas
preferred
Page
Co.—
series due March
1
003
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
stock
Mar 31
•
due
1967
——-
Mar
1
607
Old
Service
Co.
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-17
3-15
2-29
3-10
2-10
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
2-29
2-15
2-29
2-15
River
3-4
1
3-
50c
2-29
2-22
4-
1
3-
1
2- 5
3-15
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
C
4.
1
3-15
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
$1.11
4-
1
3-15
$1.14
3-
1
2-15
(s-a)
_
Products
—
3-10
1
2-15
2-
8
33-
1
2-
8
$1.10
3-
1
2-
8
1
2-
8
$1.12 Vz
3-
3-31
3-11
30c
3-
1
20c
....
—
Corp. (quar.)_
3-11
3-15
3-15
$1.05
II—III
(quar.)
(s-a)
Mississippi
Coal
2- 5
$1.02
~
..
common
(quar.)
Ben
5
2-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Telephone,
preferred
Oklahoma
Inc.
series
(quar.)
preferred
Water
2-29
1
1
97'/a
II
____________I
——
(quar.)—
preferred
3-19
33-
74c
Co., 4.08% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Okanagan
40c
30c
50c
power
40c
Pacific Finance
Corp.—
Capital debentures 4Va%
preferred
Ohio
1, 1980—Mar
2-15
$$1.75
(quar.)
4'/a%
1
$20c
4.40%
cat;e
2-15
3-
25c
pfd. (s-a)
4.20%
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
1'
,
(quar,)—
Ohio
1
27c
(increased)
preferred
Ohio Oil Co.
due
2-25
3-
of
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.56%
3-31
3-15
$1
$68c
shares
Union
<quar.)_.
Ogilvie Flour Mills. Ltd., 7%
4.44%
£)ate
Nitrogen Co.,
3-18
4-25
$40c
$2.10
4.40%
Company and Issue—
of
Africa)
3.90%
Southern
3-18
1
62C
Incorporated..—.
Copper Co., Ltd.
American
Edison
1
4-
Shares,
gains)
Office
Ohio
4-
40c
t$l
Co.
(quar.)
Spray Cranberries, Inc., 4%
were
1
3-18
$62y2c
Mfg.
Ohio
3-18
t$i.i2ya
Ocean
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
realized
6.45%
4-
8
1
Ltd.—
_
(less
2-19
3-
4-
20c
—
F,
O'Okiep
3-30
3-21
5c
A——
preferred (quar.)—
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics
O
corporate
3
2-19
Co.—
5%
(from
3-21
3-
25C
class
Scotia Light & Power
Co.,
4%
preferred (quar.)_
4Va%
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
2
$1.12'/a
—
Nova
Fund Notices
4-
CemenL—
—
common
c
$1.31 Via
(quar.)
5V*%. preferred (quar.)
Northwestern States Portland
Co.,
2-16
$1.12 »/a
_
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern Public Service—
Pharmacal
5
2-16
$1
.
(increased)
com.
4'/2%
Tank
2-
$1.45
——
Quarterly
1
3-15
$1.40
(quar.)
(quar.)
Norwalk
District).
2-17
3-
6
3-15
$1.37,/2
prior preferred
preferred
3-10
421/2 c
55c
—
4'/2%
3-10
44c
Telephone, common (quar.)_
Northern
Quebec Power Co., Ltd., common
5V2% 1st preferred (quar.)
Northeastern Water (Del.) $2 pfd. (s-a)
Bancorporation,
4-
1
35C
(quar.)
Ohio
Corp.
8-14
4-20
4-
$62'/a
preferred (quar.)
5.60% preferred (quar.)„
5.80% preferred
(quar.)
Northwest
2-15
8-25
$15c
—
(increased)
preference (quar.)—
Northrop
2-15
3-14
$15c
(1956 series)
Indiana Public Service—
Northern
2-29
3-14
21V2C
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4
Borrowings:
From Federal
(increased)—
(increased
common
Northern Natural Gas, common
—1,454
1,124
deposits:
3-19
15c
Common
4.40%
2-29
12tyc
5%-%
Interbank demand
Foreign
(111.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
A
Northern
493
+
Gas
Oil,
Class
29
+
+ 1,819
Star
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Shore
North
Lines
Co.
3-19
10c
:
u.__;
Van
Gas
North River
573
—
102
134,912
____
American
2-29
(Chicago)—
:
—
2-29
3-19
10%
—
Insurance
3-10
10C
34 %C
common
.
(quar.)
Life
—
Corp.,
3- 4
35c
37V2C
(quar.)
semi-annual
North
•
-
Corp.
dividend-
Semi-annual
LIABILITIES—
Demand
preferred
American
Stock
North
1,526
—
5,436
—
,
Total
Car
American
3-31
10c
American
—3,501
•54
$5c
.
North
<
'
Ltd
North
821
—
(quar.).
Mining,
North
Loans to brokers
purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
otl^er securities decreased $91 million and
creases
Dry
:
Share Corp.,
5V2%
—8,047
123
360
posits adjusted; and an increase of
$1,124 million in U. S.
Government demand
deposits.
one
&
tion of 26V2C from long-term capital gains
Nopco Chemical Co., common (quar.)___
4% preferred series A (quar.)—.
64,281
17: An increase of
$271 million in loans ad¬
justed; decreases of $406 million in
holdings of U S
Government securities and
$1,171 million in demand de¬
Commercial and
3-10
4-
3-
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
Mines,
2-15
9334c
Corp.,
!
2-15
1
$$1.25
(quar.)
income
1
3-
50c
preferred
News
3-14
3-
$4
$50c
Norwich
statement
following
Company (quar.)
Light & Power, Ltd.—
Increased
t
406
490
assets—net
•Preliminary
Federal Reserve
ended Feb.
J.)
M
3-29
$4
—
(quar.)
preferred
Newport
+ 1,052
31
+
—
1.648
Condition Statement of Member Banks
condition
(J.
Normetal
129
25,711
year
F.
with
457,544
1,1%
5
—
1.361
t
Redemption Calls and Sinking
The
50c
A—
—
preferred
X
1
—
12,635
five years
securities
Other
110,090
foreign
126,206
(quar.)
common
B
6%
76
—
108
+
1.707
1,630
five
to
Reserves
20.566
—
—
accept¬
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments—
banks
5%
6J
!
!
3- 4
Noranda
8
—
764
After
of
41.8%
on
for
purchased
189
—
maturing:
274,418
R.
combined
Contingent liability
••
14.521
JNot
capital accts.
certificate re¬
deposit
3- 4
1
33?4%
88
+
65]
_
3,821
loans
Government
Within
31,991
—
774,808
accounts
4
1
ment
1,145
loans—
From
Ratio
t
'
1
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds
Time
in
3-
4-
Newport Electric Co.
t
6
financial
foreign banks
estate
S.
457,544
ACCOUNTS—
capital
t
226
141
securities
Interbank
Capital
Surplus
442
or
Domestic banks—
liabilities
CAPITAL
2-26
1
4-
6%
Government
to nonbank
Other
62,373
+
—
acc't
1
4-
$1.12 Va
Newfoundland
'
271
+
1,466
for
to domestic commercial banks
U,
7,009
17.261.768
reserves
Treas.—general
Other
5
134
—
247
to
Real
466" 037
51
27,443,282
__
4-
98%c
$i.i2y2
Niagara
Loans
,
Other
notes
50c
,
_———
(quar.)
Newberry
for
Sales finance, personal finance, etc.
Other—
163,609
—1.025,148
—
Deposits:
Member
1959
—
carrying:
securities
Other
159,609
—
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
2-11
(quar.)
Times,
897
or
loans
Loans
10.142.733
foreign
premises
1
preferred
Common
30,289
Treasury bills
banks
Cash items in proc. of collect'n
3-
(quar.)
Gas—
(quar.)-.—
Shipbuilding
66,189
loans
Loans
Total
2- 5
—
—
—
Held under repurchase agree't
3-
7
preferred
Common
institutions:
2,483,771
bought outright
Electric &
State
preferred
1
3-
40c
(quar.)
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
York
—
101,565
loans
Government
Other
2,094
—10,142.733
13.010.298
—-—.•
7
4-
25c
*,
Co.
York
carrying:
1.177,341
Total
and
brokers
to
adjustedt
_
purchasing
333
+
investments
Agricultural
Bought outright—
—..
Brake
Air
New
1960
102.926
adjustedt
128.277
—
investments
Loans
22.364
+
—
•
Held under repurchase agree't
Certificates
Ycrk
Feb. 18,
(In millions of dollars)
loans and
Loans
37.132
+
310.537
'.q..w
39.825
759.424
10.141
'
Total
U- S. Government securities:
Notes'
7
$1.01 1/4
._
New
Feb. 10
I960"
799.249
+
48
"''"V
outright-
—
1,953
+
banks—
other
cash
3-
41/2%
1959
2.001
—
485.207
of
notes
3-10
1
2-5
Co.—
Co
Increase ( + ) or
Feb. 17.
ASSETS—
certificate
York,
3%%
Zinc
Decrease (—) Since
Inc. ( + ) or
ASSETS—
New
New
to
3-31
Co.—
$4.50
Decrease (—) Since
Feb. 24.
York
domestic commercial banks increased
$129 million.
thousands of dollars)
(In
Loans
3-1
4-
Telegraph
&
& Light
Power
Jersey
New
Federal Reserve Banks
oj RecA
$1
_
New
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Holders\
Payable
(s-a)_____—_
43c
New
Jersey
When
Share
Name of Company
preferred
(quar.)—.
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)—__—:
S.
845
.327600
4%
U.
1
190.
.00277314
New
Federal
745
42759
.00160980
.00277314
"
.
.139950
{
peso
peseta
krona.
Switzerland,
Union
2.776534
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Other
1
Apr
;
this issue.
.265200
peso-
Norway,
Bank
1
Corp.—
.0800560
.265190
yen-
Netherlands,
Due
l
Plywood Corp.—
♦Announced
Mexico.
R.
l
Mar
cumul. preferred stock, series B,
33,i%
Malaysia, malayan dollar.
P.
7961
6051
2.803600
(Metropolitan)
Japan,
Other
3831
427111
.239777
.209500
United
.00311275
.203715
.229782
France
Total
7951
RR.—
Rayon Manufacturing
conv.
debs,
of
HFL
4%
pfd. stock-Mar
cum.
1961
mtge. bonds 4>/a%, series A, due Jan. 1, 2013—Apr
Income
United
1,
Dec.
due
International
.0200500
.210300
■
7951
Mar 18
debentures
Spokane
.0384187
.0200500
Germans*, deutsche mark
Gold
6011
Co., 3.85% cumul. pfd. stock
Mar 7
45/s% conv. sub. debs, due 1978-Mar28
& Sons
Mississippi Valley Public Service Co. 5%
perfection Paint & Color Co.—
1.051484
Birthday
Date
Mar 31
"
.0120349
2.233944
.0384187
Washington's
t
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
$
8
2.234039
.0200500
,
Closed
-
.210325
markka
Finland,
'
.0200500
1.051354
rupee
Feb. 25
.0120331
2.233816
.0384062
franc
Feb. 24
S
:
1j
stock
1, 1963
Mar 1
Century Acceptance Corp. class A common stock
.—Mar 17
City Products Corp. 2%% s. f. debs, due June 1, 1966—Mar 14
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—
5%
cumulative convertible preferred stock
Mar
l
Forty Wall Street Building, Inc.—
5% non-cumul. income debs, due Jan. 1, 1966—
Mar
l
General
Acceptance Corp.
53/4%
conv.
cap.
debs, due
(James)
Thursday
.0120331
2.234501
Canada, dollar-
Wednesday
Feb. 23
.0120240
Australia,
I
debs, of 1951, due Jan.
June
Friday
v\
CALLED
ISSUES
Central Glass
5Va%
FOREIGN
p.V'
*
due Sep. 1, 1977__Mar
ser.
Company and Issue—
Alleghany Corp., $4 cumul. conv. prior pfd.
Co. of West Virginia—
the different
on
record for the week just passed.
a
pipe line bds. 55/s%
mtge.
Federal Reserve Bank
the
Corp.—
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
3-
1
2-12
2-12
37'/a C
Line,
6»/4C
3-15
15c
,3-11
2-15
2-24
!
Number 5929
191
Volume
,
.
.
The Commercial and
Per
When
Payable
of Rec.
Chemical
T°yronrc"o7p7 (quarj
3-10
2-15
Pratt
4-
2
3-22
Lambert
10c
3-
9
2-25
Preway, Inc.
40c
3-10
2-20
Price Bros.
4-
3-15
Prince
Uranium
,
ft
$1
1
Darific
Clay
Products (quar.)—
East Lines,
Far
3-
1
4
2-23
4.20%
5
2-15
4%%
4-
1
3-
•4.64%
$1
$1.25
Pacific
3-
2-15
j
1
r.
Public
7
2-15
X3c
3-
1
2-15
30c
3-15
3-4
15c
3-
1
3-
17 -5
3-
1
2-15
10c
3-31
3-
$2
2-25
4-15
3-31
7C
—
''3-15
25c
3-
3-
1
3-
1
2-23
6-
1
5-25
$1.50
9-
1
8-25
4-
1
3-15
J22 Vic
Tubes,-Ltd. (quar.) —
Page-Hersey
Pan American
25c
Sulphur (quar.)——
Panhanaie Eastern Pipe Line, com.
4%
preferred (quar.)
paragon Electric (quar.)—
45c
(quar.)
Extra
3-11
2-25
<3-15
3-
1
3-17
3-
4
Putnam
3-
4
2-26
3-
4
2-26
5c
3-
•;8%
1
2-19
3-15
•2-29
3-15
2-29
4-
1
3-11
3-
1
2-11
30c
3-
1
2-15
5c
3-
1
2-15
t62Vic
Line. Ltd., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Penick & Ford, Ltd
—
—
Peninsular Metal Products—
6ft convertible preferred (quar.)——
Penn Controls (quar.)
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp. (quar.)
_____
Penn Fruit Co., common (quar.)—
4.60ft preferred (quar.)—
4.68ft preferred ,(quar.)
———
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40ft preferred B (quar.)
3.70ft preferred C (quar.)
4.05ft preferred D (quar.)
4.70ft preferred E (quar.)
4.50 ft preferred F (quar.)
3-
1
2-15
40c
State
Class
A
!
1
3-10
3-15
3-
35c
3-15
2-29
8%c
$3.50
1st
Ralston-Purina
2-19
Ranco, Inc.
58 Vic
3-
1
2-19
Randall
(quar.)
preferred G
4.607'
(quar.)
voting
New
Pepsi-Cola
(Butler,
Perfex Corp.,
Long
2-10
1
2-10
Co.
Pipe
(increased
2-15
&
Trading
(Charles)
&
preferred
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
Reheis
4-15
3-15
3-11
•2-19
$1
3-15
3-
4-
3-18
Reliance
preferred
3-10
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
30c
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
3-10
2-19
3.60%
Rheem
3-
2
2-11
3-10
2-19
4Vi%
7
3-14
3-
3-
1
2-15
Richman Bros.
15c
3-15
2-29
87 %c
3-31
3-
4
$1
3-31
3-
4
(quar.)-;—_
^
75c
3-10
2-19
56c
(quar.)
3-31
3-
4
3-31
3-
25c
__;
4
3-18
•;■' 20%
2-26
2-29
common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Pine Street
Fund
(from
2-29
Fund,
Inc.
(from
2-10
1
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
1-29
4-15
3-15
40C
4-15
3-15
preferred (quar.)
Robertson (James) Co., Ltd.
1
2-15
itney-Bowes,
jnc
10c
3-28
3-11
12 %c
3-15
2-26
3-31
3-18
Robbins
$1.37%
1
2-
5 Vi
5
4-
1
9c
3-15
income)
2-24
Coke
&
Chemical,
preferred
p.»5 Preferred
Pittsburgh
Common
25c
3-
1
2-17
Rohm
$1.20
3-
1
2-17
(increased)
&
Chicago
Ry.
4
3-
3-16
Co.
4-
1
3-10
4-
5
3-10
K.),
3-15
3-
55c
3-18
2-26
(quar.)—
Forests
Electric
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
1
2-19
3-
$1.75
(quar.)—
3-
5
7
62 Vic
3-24
3-
7
62 Vic
3-24
3-
7
3-1
2-11
10c
3-10
3-
1
25C
3-10
3-
1
61C
3-
1
2-. 8
61 Vic
3-
1
2-
37 %C
'■
(quar.)
3-24
5c
(quar.)
Power,
5
$1.25
$1.37 %
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
3
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Ltd., class A
...
-
$2.44
pfd.
$3.46 preferred
(quar.)
__
(quar.)
__
8
3"21
3-10
3-21
3-15
3-10
3 10
2-29
3-31
3-15
——
*25c
*£
o'?o3/
Ji JJu)
$1.02 A
$
10c
25c
40c
50c
10c
75c
—
+25c
(quar.)
(quar.)...
3" 1
a
125°
H;::;:::::
(quar )
,
™
$
(Jacob) 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)
Inc., com.
o" 12
31
2
12
2-
2
12
3
7"
Light
&
Corp.,
St.
Lawrence
St.
Louis Public
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Power
Service, class A
(quar.)
1
1
\
3-1
3-10
3 10
3 10
4-15
3 1
^ x
3-1
o.
1
3-1
1
^ {
4 1
3_ 1
t
3
4
2 12
2-12
2 12
2-25
2 19
2 18
33
2 0
^ 15
^
^
o.i c:
w-
i10
o.xg
2-16
2_2g
2
29
2-19
■
3-15
2^19
31
3- 4
1
5- 2
4-14
5- 2
2-29
4-
8
4-29
4-29
2-23
Southern
4-14
3-10
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-29
3-30
4- 1
4- 1
3-28
$2.37
$2.38
5- 1
11- 1
3-30
3- 1
5- 1
3-14
4- 1
3-21
70c
25c
25c
25c
75c
3-15
3-15
6-15
9-15
3-15
28c
3-15
3-15
29c
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
(.quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Union-Gas Co,
3-10
35c
J 10c
50c
3-31
3-31
2-29
2-29
' 2-29
2-29
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 5
(quar.)
noncumulative preferred (quar.)
noncumulative preferred (quar.)——
noncumulative preferred (quar.)_
Royalty
3-14
4-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Southland
4
2-16
3-
65c
27c
25Vic
26Vic
297/aC
30Vic
25c
25c
$.2656(4
34c
(Savannah, Ga.), $4.75 preferred (s-a)
$4.75 preferred (s-a,)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—
5%
3-
2-
50c
25c
28c
4%%
5.44%
Railway Co,
2-19
3-10
40c
$1.18%
$1.20
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
.Southern Company (increased quar.)
Southern Fertilizer & Chemical Co.
4%
5%
2-29
3-14
3- 4
3-16
35c
Original preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
4.78%
preferred
(quar.)
4.88%
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Calilornia Water, com. (quar.)
5%
5%
2-29
4
5
1-29
3-25
«
4-
1
2-
1
3-31
3-31
2-11
3-
1
3-25
2-19
4-
1
2>-
1
3-
4
3-
4
3-
4
3-15
3-16
3-16
fi-16
3-14
Co.—
Pacific Co.
x
3 20
3 p
3-26
California Edison
Southern
2-29
2-10
50c
$80c
Southern
.
2 29
(quar.)__
Southern
2 20
2-10
2-29
5c
50c
15c
(quar.)
Rico Sugar Co, com.
4.08%
4.80%
2-10
2-10
2-10
3-
31V4c
38%c
4.32%
4.75%
4
3- 7
7c
preferred (quar.)
Southam Co, Ltd. (increased)-.,
Common
3-10
3-
3-15
• -
8%
Southern
2-19
2-15
$44.40
25c
3%
(quar.)
Oil Co.
.
40c
(quar.)—
3.15
2-26
l*c
25c
15c
25°
37 Ac
t o
25c
Penn
2-19
20c
Corp. (increased quar.)
Ltd, class A
Oil
(quar.)
Corp, common
South Puerto
8
3-10
3-18
—
$1.55 preferred (quar.)—
Soss Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
South
4-
75c
Laboratories (quar.)
(stock dividend)
—
Co.
preferred
$1.25
2-15
t30c
t50c
Southern
3-31
*
Sonotone
2-10
65c
45c
40c
J30c
t53c
& French
Socony-Mobil
2-15
2-29
2-19
—~—
0^,11
2-15
3- 4
229
5c
(quar.)-t—
Sobeys Stores,
3-2
;2-iS
50c
$2 preferred (quar.)
Investment Co.—.
,Snap-On Tools
4
2
25c
Smith
M.)
3-
3-
80c
Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
(increased)
Co.
(quar.)Skil
Corp.
(increased)
Slater
(N.), Ltd, common (quar.)
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)—
Smith (Edson B) Fund (optional)—
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(J.
2-19
:
3-15
3-15
& Steel Co
Kline
3-15
3- 1
3-10
Oil
Smith,
7
3-15
15c
J17Vic
Wire & Cable (quar.)
Oil Co.——
Smucker
3-1
3-
75c
60c
:—„—
Venezuelan
Common
3-10
2-23
Singer
,
3-10
2-29
;:2-29
62Vic
$25c
J15c
+15c
Sinclair
Skelly
2-25
Publishing Corp.—
Mfg., class A (initial)
Simpson's, Ltd. (increased quar.)
Simplex
2-18
2-12
»
preference (quar.)
Company (quar.)—.—
Simonds Saw
1
3-
3- 1
3-10
3-10
3-1
3-1
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural Gas (quar.)
Nevada Telephone (quar.)—
35c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
—
4.30% preferred (quar.)—
Safway Steel Products (quar.).
St. Clair Specialty Manufacturing
St. Joseph Lead Co. (quar.)--,--—
_
17/aC
4%
Joseph
fc
20c
?°c
Ruppert
Stores
2"15
3" \
ncrt
& Tool
2-19
_
Royal Crown Cola (quar.)_
Royal Register Co
Rubbermaid. Inc. (quar.)—
St.
3- 4
3- 4
3- 4
41 c
B
Gear
Safeway
3-15
3-15
3"15
+25c
60c
(increased)
(quar.)
preferred
Ext i a
2
$1.75
(quar.)
common
3-
$1.75
_
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
corp.,
common
Hass,
&
class;
Ross
Co.—
lst„ Preferred (quar.)
S
preferred <quaL)
&
otomac
2-17
2-23
25c
(quar.)
Pr,Lr preferred
otlatch
1
$35
r7h Plate Glass
(H.
3-
4%
Rolland Paper,
2-2a
J20c
(quar )
3-18
3-15
80c
(quar.)
(increased)-—
Mfg.
2-15
J- |
3J^c
Little & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)__—
Rochester Gas & Electric,
4% preferred F (quar.)-——
4.10% preferred H (quar.):——
4%% preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.)—
Rochester Transit Corp. (quar.)
Rock of Ages (quar.)_—
Rockwell
3-1
25c
Extra
sbuigh Steel Co., 5%
Polaroid
1
ik
3-18
3f /ac
1
—
-
Pifhh,U1Ru MefAllurgical
usourgh
(H. H.) Company
o
37 Ac
%
4-
15c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Pi?tt7r Preferred
3-12
2-26
$1.25
Co.
Wayne
PhVl pr^ferrecl
3-
2-15
75c
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)
Roddis Plywood Corp. (quar.)
Artl&[ iiqnidating distribution
Ft.
3-15
Corp.—
"sburgh Forgings
sburgh,
2-19
4
3- 1
20c
17 ,2c
—
53 %c
(quar.)
Fairfax
2-29
3-
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
40c
25c
1
p.Hruferrecl B «iuar-)
54.80
investment
3- 1
3- 4
2-19
2-19
2-15
class A
Simplicity
Sinclair
2-10
.5- 2
4-1
3-15
20c
25c
(quar.)_
B
7
2-29
>4- 2
4- 2
3-14
,3- 1
3-10
3-10
,3- 1
20c
(quar.)—
Simmons
3-15
3-10
3"15
3-14
3-14
3- 1
,
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—
Common (quar.)
4-15
3-
35c
3-31
20c
$1
4c
4c
7c
(quar.)
common
& Myers,
$1.50 participating
Participating
Robertson
(quar.)
common
#
3-15
2-23
Robinson,
3-
$40c
TquarJIIIII—IIIZIZZI
per Aircraft Corp.
4- 4
3-10
25c
75c
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-
$1
net
2-19
2-19
2-18
J<;
40c
.
income)
Pioneer Natural Gas
2-10
3_14
3- 4
3-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
River Raisin Paper (quar.)—
Roadway Express Inc., class A
2-15
20c
(quar.)
investment
3-1
5 Vi %
2-15
25c
IlIIZZ-I—7.
p.f5-50 convertible preferred (initial-quar.)
2-10
(quar.)
B
Class
&
—
2-15
3-10
3-10
20c
42 Vie
(quar.)
3- 5
4- 1
30c
$1.25
common
55c
90c
15c
(quar.)
———.—
91%C
Gas,
2- 5
(quar.)
Voting trust certificates (quar.)_
Ritter Finance Cor class A (quar.)——--
2-19
3-
$1.50
•
2-5
2-5
3-11
$3
2- 8
3-1
3-7
(quar.)—
Co.
12 %c
Natural
2-29.
50c
ic
Riegel Textile Corp., common
$4 preferred (quar.)
Rio Grands Valley Gas, com.
4
3-22
Simmons-Boardman
Ltd. (quar.)_
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd,
Class
•
.
61c
(quar.)
Steel Strapping, common
preferred (quar.)_
3-25
4-22
2-12
4-
Co.—
(quar.)
Signode
5%
2-12
3-17
2-15
(quar.)
B
Class
2-15
3-1
Silknit,
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Corp.
Oil
Power
preferred A
4-15
2-26
2%
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)__
Rieke Metal Products Corp
Richfield
Pacific
$2.44
2-15
<-4- 1
4- 1
3-23
25c
25c
$30c
10c
,
—
Signal Oil & Gas Co, class A
2-15
2-15
12Vic
Company
25c
Sierra
.
1
2-15
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
75c
(increased)—
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
4-30
3-25
3%
35c
Siegler
•
15c
—
Ltd.
3-29
3-29
preferred (quar.)_
(reduced)—
•
3-15
3-15
2-29
(quar.)
Breweries,
Sicks
45c
55c
Rice Ranch Oil
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
31 Vic
12Vi%
Tobacco Co.,
;
class A (quar.)
Inc.,
B
Class
2-18
12Vi%.,
Brass, Inc.
Chemical Co.
J.)
(R.
Shop Rite Foods (quar.)_—
,Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar.)
2-15
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
2-19
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co., common-———
Richardson
(quar.)
3-10
3- 1
3- 1
2-25
3-15
'4- 1
4- 1
,3- 5
,3-18
t45c
t$1.75
30c
17Vic
Corp.
Shulton,
50c
12Vic
>
4-15
3-
Canada—
preferred (quar.)
—,———
of America (quar.)
—
—
Shoe
v
&
&
2-24
2-15
7%
of
Co.
(quar.)
Common
2- 8
3-18
3-1
Sherwin-Williams
.
dividend
Reynolds
27c
;
Drug
Stock
75c
(quar.)
Piusbury Company,
oiter
1
3-
(quar.)
•.
receipts (stock dividend)
Engineering (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
&
Insurance
Copper
Rexall
3-21
Electrotypers, Ltd.—
semi-annually
Pickering Lumber Co. (quar.)
Poor
01
Revere
Corp.—
Preferred (quar.)
h
4
3-
$1.75
Increased
'
2-
2
1
$1.12 >/2
Petroleum Co.
(quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Photo Engravers
1
Electric
.Reliance
3-
—
2-29
5%
68%c
dividend)
(stock
American deposit
5
3-31
Phillips
Common
class A (quar.)
Chemicals, Ltd.—
Reicholds
3-15
11c
.
3-14
3-14
2-19
3-10
2- 8
(quar.)L-^——12Vic
(N. J.) (quar.)
15c
—
7Vic
Inc.
Bros.,
Co.,
Ordinary
———
3-25
4- 1
f3-10
4- 1
2-29
Republic Foil, Inc.
(quar.)—-————Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Reserve Oil & Gas (stock dividend)___
Reeves
1
$1.12%
common
2-19
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
3-25
25c
(quar.)
preferred
,neer
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
3-
35c
(quar.)__
2-29
preferred
1st
common
preferred
convertible
$1.25
_
Co.,
preferred
Piedmont
Tube Corp.,
2-15
10c
preferred (quar.)™————-—-—
2-19
2-29
5%
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
3- 7
4-15
3-15
3- 1
3-15
3-10 !
4- 2
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
32Vic
—
3-11
3-18
(stock dividend)—
3-
50c
Permutit," Inc.
$3.65
Company,—
non-cumulative
4ft
6-18
12Vic
J15c
25c
85c
12Vic
14c
pfd. (quar.)
3- -4
3-11
4-.1
(quar.)—
Reading
$2.50
(quar.)__
Inc.
—
P
2-15
1
C.)—
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
_■___
Philadelphia Life Insurance (stock dividend)
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
Pit
1
3-
(quar.)-.
quar.)
Line
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)Philadelphia Electric, common
p
3-
.*
,
30c
35c
57 Vic
(quar.)—
preferred
3-18
2-15
-
4-10
(quar.)
Corp.
5-20
,
»5- 9
—
87Vic
______
(quar.)
preferred
Reading
—
6-30
3-18
3-18
3-18
t3-10
5- 1
5- 1
3-10
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
3- 4
3- 1
3- 1
,
!
Raytheon Company, com.
4-20
3-15
$1.12Vi
25c
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)—
30c
Securities Acceptance Corp,
common
10c
5%
preferred A (quar.)
31 Vic
Seeman Bros, (stock dividend in lieu of cash)
A%
Seiberling Rubber Co, common (quar.)—25c
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
$1.13
': 5%
preferred, class A (quar.)—
i$1.25
Shakespeare Co.
(quar.)
30c
Shattuck (Frank G.) Co. (quar.)
10c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
4%
preferred series A (quar.)
t50c
4 Vi %
preferred series B (quar.)_.
t56Vic
Sheller Mfg.
Co. (quar.)
25c
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
pfd. (quar.)—
$1.25
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp
25c
Sherer Gillett Co.
(quar.)
5c
Sherwin-Williams Co, 4% preferred (quar.)'
$1
Power
4-18
3-18
1%
(stock div.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Seabrook Farms. 4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Sealed
3-31
4- 1
——
14c
participating class A (quar.)
3 ft ft
1
$1.16
L
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas
Exploration
.-
Pfaudler
'
A.1—
Petroleum
Petroleum
3-
3-15
$1.06
(quar.)
Island
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Paul.
oft
1
3-
;
■___
of
4'/2ft
Basin
Milk
4'/aft
20c
50c
Pa.)
Perkins Machine & G^ar Co., 7ft
Permian
I27Vic
I20c
35c
t
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Circle
Perfect
_
<3-
$1.15
■;
2-16
Grip & Batten, Ltd. (quar.)
Rath Packing Co. (quar.)_
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (quar.)
Raymond Corp. (quar.)_
Stock dividend
—2———
.___.
Bottling
Pepsi-Cola
$1
$1.12y2
Co
Co.
Peoria & Eastern Ry
4ft
2-10
A. 30c
3-15
2-20
2-19
25c
Surety Co.
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
4-11
5
2-20
3-31
Plywood & Lumber
4- 1
5
2-
5- 2
.6-1
(quar.)—
Co.
5
2-
2%
Finance
5
2-
3- 1
*
f25c
131 Vic
dividend
Seaboard
Rapid
2-10
1
Drug
Peoples Telephone
Pfizer
1
3-
Inc.
(quar.)_
—
Seaboard
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Clark Fund,
preferred (quar.)
Stock
10%
Rapid-American
3-
common
Publishing
Quarterly
$1
2-10
$1.02
—
Peoples Life Insurance Co. (Wash., D.
Peter
2-10
1
(Maine)—
Co.
Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Pet
1
&
3-15
Stock-dividend
5V2%
(initial-quar.)
common
(initial-quar.)
non-voting
Peoples
33-
$1.17%
__—
5%
Bearings—
Graphite
Stevens
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5
2-
7-18
50c
25c
91 Vic
13c
—
common
4- 1
40c
+45c
J38c
+25c
15c
New
Penton
$1.10
92 Vic
:
___
Fibre
Chemical
Penobscot
•
Co.
(quar.)_
preferred
$3.65
Scudder,
5
2-
'8-1
55c
85c
$1
12Vic
(quar.)
T2Vic
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-19
1
Inc.
Scovill Manufacturing Co.,
2-29
preferred A (quar.)
Corp. of America.
3-
Williams,
&
Scott
2-
15c
(quar.)
A
.3-22
(s-a)
3-15
2-29
2-29
4-15
5- 2
(initial)
10c
—
Oil
57 Vic
5
2-23
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
class
Inc.,
Scripto,
5
4
^
preferred
preferred
$4
2-
4- 1
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
10c
Co.,, common, (quar.):
Paper
$3.40
Hydraulic & Machinery, Inc.—
Radio
.
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24ft preferred (quar.)
4.64ft preferred (quar.)
Scott
8
2-
4-
10c
10c
Farms
1
4-
3- 1
27Vic
;
„„
—__——:
Scott-Mattson
1
12-
3-
(monthly)
Fetzer
&
Seaboard
interest
Mining Co
$1.20
...
1
30c
preferred (quar.)__
Monthly
of Boston—
common
Corp.,
9-
1
Monthly
2-29
2-29
2-26
3-11
3- 1
2- 4
3-31
3-14
3- 1
40c
preferred (quar.)
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd
«Racine
4-
45c
20c
$1
;
5%
Quincy
1
3-10
3-10
i, 2-29'
2-29
2-29
2-29
2-29
2-26
3-14
17 %c
(quar.)
Refining Corp. (quar.)—
Quebec Telephone Co., common (s-a)
,
10c
Pembina Pipe
$1.04Vi
$1.07,Vi
$1.26'A
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)__.
Quaker
31 %c
*•—-*————————»■
45c
-35c
$1.02
beneficial
Pyle-National Co.,
135c
(quar.)
com,
quar.)_
Fund
Scott
preferred (quar.)
5Vi% pfd. (quar.)_
5%
Corp.,
5Vi%
t
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.30
1
Monthly
(quar.)
of
-
1
3-
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
1
6-
18%c
32Vic
37Vic
27Vic
(quar.)
B
1
3-
$1.10
t6c
32Vic
2914c
2914c
29Vic
29%c
34%c
4.70%
Schwitzer
3-
4- 1
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-15
3-31
Telephone (increased quar.)
(George)
3-15
preferred
3-
3-15
6-15
9-15
12-15
4-15
2%
Ltd.
A
3-15
—
preferred
preferred
Schering
2-15
•
•
Jose
75c
2-15
1
•
4-1
(quar.)_
_____
Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd. (quar.)
Certificates
3-
3-15
preferred
(increased
2-15
7 Vic
(quar.)
Pure Oil Co.
$20c
Coal Co., common (quar.)—
convertible prior preferred (quar.)
Brewing Co. (quar.)
Electric,
(quar.),.—-
preferred
Co.
1
3-1
$1.25
(quar.)-
Rico
3-
v
(quar.)
Pullman
1
2-15
2-15
$1.31%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
30c
preferred (s-a)_-—————
Pearl
3-15
2-19
3-
(quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.70%
preferred D (quar.)
5 Vi %
preferred E (quar.)
Savage Industries, Inc. (Ariz.)—
>
Carolina-
&
preferred
Puerto
1
30c
Peabody
5ft
2-29
12-15
,.^—235c
preferred
,
1
3- 1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water Works, common (quar.)
4%%
12-15
Insurance
common
dividend
1st
4%%
12-15
3-
27c
(quar.)
Gas
1
Marine
Salada-Shiriff-Horsey,
1
3-1
(quar.)_
&
Paper,
Stock
12-15
1
3-
;$1.20
.
—
preferred
Publicker
18c
& Company (quar.)
Mfg., Ltd., common (quar.)——.
Service
3-
-
-
North
Regis
$4.40
3-
3-10
26c
(quar.)__
of
preferred
5.05%
4
50c
Parsons
preferred
preferred
Paul Fire
St.
52Vic
87Vic
_
(quar.)
4.30%
50c
Pictures (quar.)
Park Drop Forge Co
————
Parker-Hannifin Corp. (quar.)
—
Parker Pen Co.. class A (quar.)——
Class B (quar.)__
1
A
$5
St.
2-15
3-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
com.
—
4.18%
2-29
$1
Paramount
7%,
3-15
4-
3-
;
3-31
$1.16
______
Indiana,
4.08%
15c
—
paton
3-30
of
Service Co.
$1.40
$1.50
z-15
1
—
preferred
Public
$1.50
Co. (quar.).—
Pacolet Mfg.
(quar.)
,
5.60%
2-23
1
4-
$1.06%
Common, (q jar.
1
3-
,
———
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Service Co. of New Mexico—
5.25%
3-31
(quar.)
San
(quar.)
5%
$1.50
preferred
$1.05
4.80%
28 Vic
Common
$5
(quar.)-——
Public
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
(quar.)
—————
—
gt/,.
preferred (quar.)--—
—.
pacific Tin Consolidated (increased)
package Machinery Co.
(quar.)-—
Pacific
4-1
Colorado—
preferred
4.32%
2-15
1
5-2
of Rec.
25c
common—
(quar.)
i8c
preferred
Public
3-14
preferred
Co.
4.16%
2-12
65c
$5
Holders
When
Payable
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
32Vic
35c
(quar.)
1
l
(quar.)__
Co.
preferred
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
Service
$5
-
(quar.)
preferred
St. Louis-San
4-
—
Insurance
3.50%
2-12
.328125
(quar.)„_$0
of
preferred
4j/2%
.
Co.
preferred
2-19
$60c
(R. I.)
_
Accident
(quar.)
Service
Public
(quar.)____
common
(Tennessee)
3-
(qjuar.)
Corp.
2-15
3-
Hawaiian Products (increased)-.
Lumber Co. (quar.)____ —
Pacific
3-
$40
—
convertible 1st preferred
Pacific Finance
Provident
$1.10
Investment, Ltd._>
Atlantic Canadian
Sic
2-15
62 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Co., $5
0Xforci Paper
3-21
1
3-10
1
4-10
—
3-10
&
1
30c
Ltd.
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Life
Francisco Ry. Co.,
4-
e>3-
49
Par
Share
'
.
.
Company
J50c
90c
nwens-Illiuois Glass Co., common (quar.)
°S convertible preferred (quar.)_
-
tii%
4-
of
12Vic
(quar.)
Mines,
Name
*
lOc
(quar.)
—
(partic. liquidating )_„
nvtrbrook Arms
K L
3-21
Co., Ltd.
.
,
75c
45c
(Minn.) com. (increased)
preferred (quar. )
—
preferred (quar.)—
Ci40
1
Power
Tail
*3 60
4-
(quar.)
of Rec.
(quar.)—;
Gardner
1
$1.18
D
Holders
(quar.)
(increased)
Pronto
nrpferred
When
Payable
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
15c
&
20c
.r<
Par
share
'
„
Name of Company
,
25c
Mathieson
OU„
(945)
Holders
Share
of Company
mne
Financial Chronicle
common
preferred (quar.)
4.64% 2nd preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)
5.35%
preferred
(quar.):
-
(quar.)—
41/4%
——
(quar.)
$1.20 convertible prior preferred (quar.)„
Southwest Gas Corp, common
$1.18 A
$1.25
$1.26%_
$1.33%
15c
30c
3-
5
3-
5
2-
5
2-
5
2-
5
2-
5
2-11
2-11
2-11
2-11
2-
1
4-20
10-20
3-10
2-25
4-15
2-29
3-15
2-29
2-15
2-15
5-13
8-15
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
2-15
50
(946)
When
Per
Name o1 Company
Holder•
•
5%
preferred
4.28%
preferred
Southwestern
(stock
$1.25
4-
1
3-16
$1.16 4
4-
1
3-16
(quar.)
Television-Electronics
Fund,
$1.07
(quar.)_
4-
1
3-16
Tennessee
4-
8
3-30
124c
3-
1
2-19
4.10%
(quar.)__
Life
Insurance
Co.
—
Tennessee
(Dallas)—
Southwestern Investment (quar.)'
Quarterly
Mfg., class A
Gas
proval
stock
split
stockholders
of
preferred
Stock
Public
Sendee,
dividend
3.70 %
subject
3.90%
preferred
-
1
2-19
4.25%
2-13
4.50%
2nd
4.60%
preferred
4.64%
3-
5-
4-20
1
1
■
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
4.72%
2nd
27V«c
5-
1
4-20
4.90%
preferred
274c
5-
1
4-20
974c
preferred
(quar.)™
preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)£.
™_i._
(quar.)_
4
65%
5%
convertible^
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
1
4-20
5.10%
4.605c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
5-
1
4-20
5.12%
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—
Common
™
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg &
,
Class
B
Stock
$6.50
Standard
$3.50
(quar.i.
class
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
Standard
Oil
Co.
(New
Co.
of
of
$1.45
3-
1
2-
U
3-15
3-
1
5.85%
2-20
Texas
Fund,
2-29
Texas
Gas
$1.24
4-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31'A
4-
1
3-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.35
4-
1
3-15
8%
preferred
15c
3-10
2-23
8%
preferred
25c
3-15
2-29
1
3-
4
Texas
Gulf
4
2-23
Texas
Gulf
94c
3-20
7
Texas
Pacillc
3-
2-15
Thermo
1
3-18
3-
1
1
5-20
33-
(quar )
Co.,
934c
4-15
3-31
30c
3-
1
2-13
Thorofare Markets, common (quar. )
5%
conv.
pfd. (initial series) (quar.)
3-
(quar.)
preferred
5%
1
2-15
2-26
4-
8
3-18
3-10
2-29
3-10
2-29
Class
A
Class
B
Corp.
convertible
A
preferred
Payable
'
Class
and
in
B
B
A
($100
($100
parj
3-
1
2-12
Thrifty Drug Stores 1 quar,j
Tilo Roofing, Inc.
(quar.)
3-31
3-11
Time,
15c
3-10
2-18
Times-Mirror
3-
1
2-15
Timken
3-31
3-15
$1.25
6-30
Inc.
Stock
6-15
9-30
9-15
Toledo
12-30
12-15
32-
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
pari
Co.
4-
25c
Stephenson Finance Co., common
tephei
5'/*% preferred
545i
;
(quar.),
2-10
Elevators.
General
1
2-18
124c
3-
1
2-11
124c
3-
preferred
564c
2-29
2-11
5%
preferred
344c
$50c
2-26
2-11
4%
2-29
2-12
$125
5%
208
Carbide
Co.
Electric
Co.,
3-15
2-
4
3-
1
2-
4
$4
3-
1
2-
4
$3.70
3-
4
3-31
3-15
3-15
2-
5
2-26
3-
4
2-29
4-
1
2-22
3-
1
2-22
$3.50
Union
3-
7
Union
4-
1
3-
7
4-15
4-
1
3-10
2-25
1
2-15
10c
(quar,)™™™™
3-15
2-15
3-
2-15
1
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-
$50e
4-
1
3- 4
4
Air
Lines,
Aircraft
United
Artists
65c
_
.
2-29
2-15
5c
3-1
2-15
27c
3-15
1
3-
1
Inc.
Corp
Co.
5'2%
;
W
6-15
3-31
3-
4
3-10
1-29
3-10
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;
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(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
preferred <1958
&
1959
B
ZZZZZ
(quar.)i___
,
Z
4-
A
11-15
Si
3-31
2-26
30c
3-15
2-29
4-15
3-15
2-29
2-12
4
1
♦
3-10
1
2-1$
Z 5-
1
4-15
4-
1
3-17
"
4-28
r
3Z25
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•-
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:
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15c
(quar.)____
2
2
3-31
%i
3-15
3- 4
3-
2-15
35c
3-15
2-19
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
•
,
•
2
15c
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.
8-
1
>,
20c
'
,
•
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(quar,)„^_%
3-15
3-
1
Goodwill
Wesco
4'A%
preferred
2-25
3-15
2-26
•
25c
3-
2-15
-
10c
3-15
2-26
3
2-18
,
.
•
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(annual) V'
•
3-
$4.50
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4-22
3-
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4-20
5-16
4-20
92'4c
5-16
$5
1
West
West
*
,
4-20
2-13
3-
1
1
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3-
35c
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West
2-29
1
2-
common
Wire
out
7
West
Western
Stock
3-11
4.80%
(quar,)
2-11
_
(quar.
Life
5
HquarZ)*
3-21
(s-a,Y2
(quar.)
.
preferred
Co.,
6-10
-5-25
3-
Brake
1
2-25
;
11c
3-31
4-29
,3- 4
4-15-
4-29
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3-11
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f
5%"
;
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1
3-
1
2-15
6-
60c
.
1
8-15
8-1$
9-
1
3-
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/25c
1
2-19
1
2-19
3-
7
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3-
1
2-1
36c
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3-
1
2-
3-
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12-31
2-17
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2%
,
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.
3-20
3-
5
4-15
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1
1
3-15
3-
4
2-19
3-23
2-19
1
2-15
2-15
35c
3-
$1.20
(quar,)_
common
1
$30c
1
1-29
3-
3
2-15
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.
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,
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Corp.
5% preferred (quar.).
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3-10
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common
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B
50C
•
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preferred
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12'Ac.
(quar,)
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1
4-
50c-
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12'Ac
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3.80%
5
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Air Lines, Ihc, (quar.)
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22-
3-10
25c
8c
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Westinghouse Electric,
3-21
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3-31
1
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com.
2-24
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dividend
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3-10
3-
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depositary receipts ordinary__*i_'V
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V
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common
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2-29
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3-15
I
2-15
3-15
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4-
3-18
1
3-1
$1.12
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30c
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2-26
2-26
1-22
4-
•
3 7', Ac-
(quar.)
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1
3-10
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3-25
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Western
1
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8
3-10
4
3-
1
4-16
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2-15
4-15
2-16
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:--t
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2-16
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of
Motor
preferred
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3-15
3-11
4-
.
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31'Ac
•,
(quar,
Co.
Financial
3-10
3-
3
3-
2-16
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&
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3-18
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(quar.
r
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*
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B
$1.44
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2-13
koc
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f.
4-20
5-16
3-
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3-31
3-17
3-10
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(quar,)
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preferred (quar.)_______„Z_ZZZZZ-Z"
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5
3-31
si
1
10c
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4.80%
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar,)_^
3-15
1
4
2-25
3-18
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(quar.)
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preferred
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1
I
3-
2-12
3-10
3-18
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7-15
1
3-18
•:
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$1.56'A
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(quar.)_-i____u__
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7
3-
5-
15c
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Railroad,
Waukesha
4-20
4-
$1.12'a
(quar.)
4
3-17
•
Common
Warren
Weeden
2-19
5-
4-
20I
4
.
(quar.)______
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3-15
3-10
$7*,c
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3-
25c
12'Ac
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4'A%
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12'ic
1
3-
3-1
3-15
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pfd,, (quar;)l____^ Z $31 'Ac ;
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$4.50
2-11
3-
•>*
2-17
3-15
•
12'Ac
.
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preferred
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3-
si
2-17
3-15
112'Ac
-
1
3-
1
3-1
.
Ltd.,
Stores
(The
r
1
2-11
62'Ac
8714c
2-10
3-
,y8c
,
preferred
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3-
4ir
3-15
.......
2-20
101;
2-18
4
2
3-21
"Warner'A Swasey '(lncreased-quaf.)_____,
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Pharmaceutical Co.— ',"'7'
3-31
$125
"
1
3-
15c
•
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R
Ward
3-17
3-10
$1 12»A
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3- 2
2-18
4-
35c
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Dare.
1
1
3-
•
20c
•
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1
Wallace
11-25
25
(quar.)
2-16
1
3-
37'Ac.
(reduced)
Western
com.
3-15
3-
50c
7
—
(quar.)
1
3-30
35c
.
(quar.)^__.
Pump
Grocery
Walt
"
series
25c
r-
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(quar.)____
com.
class
preferred
Ward
(quar.i
Co., common
(quar.)
r.
Walker
(H.)
Gooderham
Quarterly _"_u"
5-15
$1L
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V
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•
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Markets,
Wabash
8-15
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
'
87'Ac
; Wagner Electric, new common (initial)■
crr^i30c _Wait©. Amulet Mines, Ltd. (quar.
$20c
Walgreen Company (quar.)
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Walker & Company, class A
(quar*) - ZZ— ~~
62'Ac •
5-25
62'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
j
8-25
^
(quar.)__
7
:
3-15
(jq'
America,
10c
(quar.)____
(quar.)______^s______.
Rogers,
Dare
30c
(quar.)ZZ'
(quar.)
<Sc Carton
Carbon
United
35c
_ZZZZZ"Z
(quar.)
of
&
Chemical
Von's
(Del >—
(quar.i
Corp.
preferred
Board
United-Carr
6%
Co.
2-15
dividend
Vol-Shan
J
-
common
3-
4'A%"
(quar.)
;Vulcan Mold & Iron
Artists Theatre Circuit—
Biscuit
United
25^
"
(quar.)_
pref.
Waters
5%
9-15
12-15
30c
preferred (quar.)—____;
United
1
130c
"
(quar.)
System,
United
4/2%
40c
120c
preferred
United
United
10-
1-4-61
130c
(quar".ZZZ
(quar.)
Car
5%
--
1
-
(quar.)
Tank
United
1
7-
i%r
(quar.)__-_
preferred
Gas
4-
130c
—
preferred (quar.)
"
Union Metal Mfg.
(quar.)
ZZZZZZZZZ
Urtion Stockyards Co. of
Omaha Ltd. (quur,)
Union Sugar Co.
(quar.i.
1
3-
Corp
5%
4-
50c
2nd
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Mills
Fair
5%%
'9-15
25C
common
3-31
2-29
*
.
•
Corp.
common
35c
: 10c
,
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Corp.,
Coal &
12-15
j3^c
ZZ Z
(quar.)™.
uartlc.
preferred
preferred
1
62'Ac
non-cum.
$4.50
10-
1-4-61
40
Udylite Corp. (quar.)
Union Acceptance,
Ltd.,
20c
(quar.).Ill""
Co.
•
3-25
Virginia
Virginia
6-15
35c
8treet Corp.
• *
-
1
3-
6'A%
3-15
1
$25c
—
Union
-
1
$25c
2-25
60c
47-
;
Clutch
LaSalle
2-20
1
2-15
.Vulcan
■
Film
3-
3-
:
ZZZ:' 25c
3-15
.
$25c
(Texas><—
1957
3-15
5
2-11
9-15
si
series
conv
2-29
4-11
12-15
ZZZZZZZZZ"
ZZZZZZZZZZ'
(quar.)
Union
2'A%
pfd.
Disc
South
Quarterly
25c
quar.)I—III
'
2-29
3-15
3-1
lrt™
Inc.—
preferred.
Twin
15c
(increased)
1
JZZ- ~~
Century-Fox
Quarterly
40c
dividend
Electric
Common
1
8c
(quar.)____
10-
$22'Ac
:
Twentieth
2
17'Ac
(quarZ)ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Tung-Sol
6-15
1-4-61
$22'Ac
(accum.
3-14
UOc
IquaxZiZ
(quar )
Co. (Increased
preferred
3-15
»
Virginian Railway—
% .t
6%
preferred (quar.)__
.__j
6% preferred (quar.)____:
vVlta Food Products Inc. (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)_^x_Z-A---
3-15
(quar.)
Unit, Inc.—
Seventh
3-14
30c
WaynrcoZpZ'ancTeaZedZZZZ"""""
Fenn Co., 4.32%
$6
City
2-10
5c
-—
(James), Inc.
Tudor
30c
2-23
"
6-15
common
Company
3-24
$1.10
(quar)
Temper Corp.,
3-24
33c
Co;
(qtiar.)
3-10
41'Ac
9-15
12-15
1
(Delaware
Co.
Inc.
Tuboscope
3-16
2-15
1
1
"*
(Hartford)
Cable
2-
..
4-
ZZZZ
_
25c
28'Ac
ZZ
,
3-
1
10-
1-4-61
1
7-
;
(quar.)_ZZZZZZ
;
4(A%1 preferred (quar.)
_Z.Z
'ZErVnkline Gas Co- $3 preferred A (quar.)Z
2-
3-
1
t25c
Insurance
35c
(quar.)___
Special
Broadcasting
1
1
3-15
25c
1—~~~
preferred (quar.)___
Corp.
True
3-15
65c
(quar.i__ZIZ
—
se'rZ pfTZmTar"")
Co.
4-
Co
&
5-23
3-10
75c
$1.12'A
preferred
Marion
Virginia
3-15
{22'Ac
ZZ
__Z_Z
Forging
2-23
3-12
6-u
(quar.)____™_____i;™____
Insurance
Class
3-10
3-
1
7-
i25c
ZZ
Quarterly
3-
6'Ac
Super Food Services, $1.20 1st
Company
1
2-26
-
(auar)
A
3-
2-29
—
(quar.)__ZZZZZZ~~
class
3-15
3-15
$25c
(quar.)-™_
Co.,
3-31
3-15
16c
ZZZ*""
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-
2-27
3-15
Mid-ContlnentOU Co.Z com." (quar.)"
qJ!?? &
convertible
3-10
3-20
4-
.
+25c
.
Insurance
3-12
$2
5-13
Vick
4
3-15
25c
$25c
—
Truax Traer Coal
2-15
2-11
10c
Corp.ZZ-""*'""""""'""""
Propane, Ltd.
1
5
12'Ac
*•*"
10%
<
—ZZZZ""'
ZZ
Steel
Quarterly ___:—
Quarterly —X
Trunz,
3-31
3-
75c
_
„
A
;
3-11
3-
30c
<quarZi"ZZ~ZZ
5.20%' preferred (quar.)_™
Sun Oil Co. (quar.)
preferred
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
Sunshine Mining Co.
V
3-15
45c
_ZW
2nd
3-15
4-15
Williams
Travelers
2-15
1
<k
Triangle Conduit
Trinity Universal
2-16
4-
preferred
Quarterly
„
8
1
1
preferred
6%
4-1
55c
4-15
Viking
.
;
;
933Ac "
v'
2-27
Victory
2-17
3-
1
5-31
2-15
1
(quar.-__-____ZZZZ~
—
(quar.)_
ZZ_Z
tquar.)___
-ZZZ-ZZZ
3-
4-
4-1
56c
(quar.;™
3-11
433Ac
___'
Company, common (quar.
Voting trust certificates (quar.)i;
Vernor's Ginger Ale, Inc.______i,______
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)__.
2-15
1
-(quar.)™_v-<i™^™i.it.
2-20
2-29
>• *
43 %c-
ZZZ
"
pfd." { quar" )ZZZ
5%
(quar.)
3-
34c
-
"
)
Ltd.
Extra
1
3-15
1 'Ac
(quar.iZZ
1
-
tquar.
Vapor Heating Corp.
2-15
4-
(quar.)^
preferred
Transue
2-20
30c
common
Stylon Corp.
(initial)
Suburban Propane Gas
3-
-
25c
1
50c
Corp. (quar.;
Stock dividend
_Z_Z.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6%
5-16
„.
B
Oil.
3-
2%
8touffer
Company, (quar
6%
Y)
(increased quar.)
&
2-11
preferred
5%
6%
2-29
25c
common
(quar.)
®*°ne 8c Webster, Inc.
.Storer Broadcasting,
8-16
11-15
8-16
(Initial quar.)
preferred
5%
5-16
8-31
11-30
11-15
8%
B£er ^ Fuher Co.,
first
3-
2-29
t__ZZZZZZ
(quar.)_;
common
preferred (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.—
1
122'Ac
(quar.)_^
Sterling 3rusts Corp. (Torontoi (quar
Stern & Stern
Textiles, 44% pfd. (quarZLZZ
B.)
3-
(quar.)™
:~~
4-
1
,Vernon
2-15
3-
iquar.j
v
(quar.)_
convertible
Stock
2-15
1
25c
(quar,*
preferred
8-31
3-15
$4oc
4*^t% preferred (quar.)___;—
preferred
ZZZZZZZ"
20c
v
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Van
3-15
1
3-
7___ ~~
ZZ
preferred
5-31
1
4-
JlOc
(quar.)
4'ii%
....
3-11
5-1
2
~
(quar.)
4'A%
12 4c
,
1
series
(quar;)______
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 preferred
2-19
4-
+25C
5%
11-30
3-
2-29
(quar.)
2-11
5-31
2-26
3-14
3-10
•
2-11
$1,124
(quar.)™
3-
4-
•
Corp.—
(increased quar.)_
Van Raalte, Inc.
2-25
ZZZZZZZ
dividend
2-11
dividend
Transit
(stock
2-29
1
3-15
$1.14
2-29
$1,124
SterHng Television Co., "class "a"^"~"~"
5.44% preferred (quar_)___;
Syracuse Supply
Acceptance
4»i%
2-10
3-10
25c
ZZZZ
Ltd. (quar.)___
Trusts-'-™
6-10
27'Ac
$2
Wnelan
Vanity
■
(quar.)
Common
3-28
3-
2-10
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Common
2-25
4-12
45c
1
$i.06'A
;
preferred
Common
3-15
25c
$1,124
_
Sterling Aluminum Proiducts (auar Z"
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co (N
Superior Window
1
2-29
20c
~
Tractor Supply, class A
(increased)
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund, common
1
1
3-
60c
(quar.)
Scale
2-10
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
1
3-15
Mould & Iron Corp., com. (quar.) .lv_™' f/. : 75c
$4.50 prior pref. (quar.)
$1.37'A
Valspar Corp
.<•
- 12'Ac
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co. (quar.)^
__Z_~
50c
3-10
3-
30c
—
preferred
Toledo
4-11
2%
Toronto
3-
5%
ZZZ
Tower
+30c
ZZ™
2-11
7-
4
25c
3-10
3-
3-
(quar.)
6-10
3-15
1
(quar.)
6-20
3-15
4-
75,,
4.56%
1
25c
4
;
3-21
$1,124
(quar.)
3- 4
Valley
(quar.)
Edison
4'A%
9
25c
3-
dividend
$1.25
2
3-4
1
35c
Bearing Co.
Packing Co. (quar.)
$1.25
3-31
1
.
Toronto
(quar.*
2-25
•
stock
^
Roller
Lines
preferred
Universal
5
31'Ac
(quar.)
Tokheim
3-
3-
4-
__Z
3-15
874c
(quar.;__
par;
par)
1
30c
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—'
$3.50
2-29
3-15
4-
dividend)
common
3-15
4%
3-15
30-
Class
50c
Preferred (SI00
($100
3-
50c
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.
2-29
31'Ac
(quar.)
1
JlOc
3-15
25c
(quar.)
(stock
30c
"(quarZ) ZZZZZZZ
par)
4
62'Ac1
pfd. Mquar.)
$1.12'A •
Universal Match Com. '(quar.)_ci_£.™'_
•
25c '.
Universal Oil Products
v.' 12'Ac
(quar.)!
Universal Pictures Co., 4A%* pfd. (quar.)j_
$1.06 «A
Utah Power-As-Light Co. (quar.)
33c
:
2-22
$1
50c
($50
3-
22'Ac
(quar.)___^__
Common
Thriftimart, Inc.—
Class
Truck
S.
Utilities Inc.
2-18
1
nc
(quar.)
4-
CoZ (Raleigh"
1
3-
35c
3-29
(quar,).
1
redemption on
plus this divi-
Common
3-18
3-
(quar.)
Finance
3-10
J15c
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
4
4-
2-25
*•;/
preferred
common
Universal
Thorp
ZZZZ
3-31
J3C
-
2-19
•
3-
$1.75
.
(quar.)
United
3-18
lOc
Ltd.
4.25%
preferred
&
Inc.
Box
3-10
Co.—
preferred
Jaylor
Taylor
Industries,
Paper
4%
8
Tobin
44%
.
Thompson
Ccmnon
(quar.)
1
"
Co.,
preferred
4'A%
3-31
3-31
$1.25
2-29
*
2-25
4-
(quar.)
common
United
(quar.)_
Thompson
1
4-14-
^ 20c
2-
ZZ__ZZ
4
"
(quar.)
50c
ZZ
United
2-26
7%
Thompson-Ramo-Woolridge Inc.—
,; - i5c
44%
•
preferred
35c
preferred
Inc.
Co.
2-11
564c
Tampax,
Betts
$1.25
(quar.)
class A
3-
3-15
:>■
1
Trust
3-10
~Z ZZ
ZZZZZZZ
~ ~ ~
(quar.)
U.
3-15
15c
2-15
8c
Corp., class A
2-11
35c
Investment
2-10
564c-
Talcott
5%
<fc
General
40c
,
3-
3-
4
Co.,
Tobacco
S,
3-15
30c
quar.)
Glass
Mfg.
tquar.)
King Corp. (quar.)
Canadian
Thomas
2-15
(increased
1
564c
Stock
Third
Oil
&
3-11
(quar.)
Taft
1
1
Coal
3-10
-
•%
(quar.)
U. S. Steel Corp., common
U.
40c
Pacific
3-10
(quar.»_.
Syracuse
A
624c
>__/
3-
•>
/
Trust-Certificates
50c
(quar.)_
Symington
Land
2-19
6-
par)
'Swift
Producing (quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)
Thatcher
3-
4-
par)
.Superior
Texas
3-15
$15c
44%
.
3-
3-15
(quar.)ZZZZZ
3-15
35c
'
(quar.)
4-
15c
(quar.)
5-19
(quar.)
2-19
(quar.)"
1
4
60ck
3-15
5.25%
-5.40%
37 4c
I
Corp.—
33A%
Corp.,
Rubber
6-
3-
,
•
4
S.
6
3-25
(quar.)___
B (entire issue called for
April 1 at $103 per share
U.
2-
10c
■
Plywood
5
25c
"
(s-aj
4
874c
(quar.)
44%
f
i
5
3-
$1.12'A
•
common
3-
pari
44% preferred
X
2-29
S.
3-
2-1
Foundry (quar.)___
Playing Card (quar.)
3-
4
(quar.)
Corp.
3-15
3-15
70c
(quar.i
Stores
A.)
3-16
35c
55c
_
Ltd.
New common
Co.,
1
15c
Finance
(John
5c
(quar.)
tquar.)___™_
A'(quar.)
,,
&
1
($50
54%
preferred
U.
2-19
3-31
'
preferred
Pipe
S
1
3-18
Extra
income)
Corp., com.
preference
A
Lines
S.
3-
50c
'
___™™_____-_j__™
(quar.)
Machinery
4-
($50
Sunray
investment
15c
C
S.
2-15
4-25
■
common
4-
($50
Sunbeam
ifrom
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(D.
Inc.
Transmission
class
4'A%
2-
1
preferred
Stuart
1
3-
preferred
Stuart
3-
3-14
44%
.
$1.67'A
3-
-
_
preferred
Clftss
(quar.)
U.
i
2-
2-20
44%
•
1
1
preferred
7%
3-
4.96%
(quar.)
(Michaels),
Stetson
$1.46%
preferred
6.70%
(quar.)
30c
„
Stock
preferred
Hoffman
5%
(quar.)
(quar.i
Co.,
preferred
S.
preferred
I
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
U.
5.80%
5c
Sterling Brewer*, Inc. (quar.)
_Z
Sterling Drug. Inc. (quar.)
ZZZ
Z__ZZZ
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. (quar )
;
2-
3- 4
3-15
4-10
-
(quar.)___™
(quar.)
Gypsum
7%
1
_
(
2-
1
$1.25
$1.33%-
(quar.)
preferred
S.
3-
_
(reduced
Ltd., class A,.f...
Capital Life Insurance
«•--z-
1
3-
(quar.)
U.
3-15
_
Steinberg's
4'A%
3-
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
B
2-
U.
5c
Ltd.
Steel Improvement &
Forge
Stock dividend
Class
2-
1
2-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Stern
1
3-
7%
2-
preferred (quar.)__
5%
2-
2-
40c
common
5%
Bros.
1
1
Jersey)___
5%
Sterchl
3-
Increased
(quar.)^_____
(Dela.i
Bros.,
35c
1
Kentucky
Supply Co.
&
(quar.)
3-
$1.63
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
B
Ceramic
Envelope Co., common
1
Products (quar.)„
St&uffer Chemical Co., common
(quar.)
3'A% preferred (quar.)__
Class
S.
S.
3-
Stanley Home
State Loan
U.
U.
3-
,
Structural Steel,
Stedman
3
5
1
1
$10c
(quar.)____
Tile Co.™
2-
1-30
com.
4-
3-
$2.50
preferred
3-10
2-29
3-
40c
Packaging $1.20 preferred
C.)
4'A%
65c
$1.40
(Detroit)—
California
Standard Register Co.,
Class A (quar.)
N.
3-11
2-16
50c
$40c
$1.183A"
3-
class
Corp.,
Chemical Corp.—
Borax &
S.
$1.43%
:
Indiana
(Ohio)
preferred
Quarterly
1
'
2-29
1
3-31
5c
20c
•
Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Bolt
&
""
(increased)
(increased)
2-29
1
3-
105/aC
Class B
-
U.
$1.37%
s
State
4-
$1.31'A-
common
<
'
of America
Co.
New Jersey
(quar.)
quar.)
*1.12'A
25c
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
Standard Pressed Steel (quar.)
Standard Radio, Ltd. (quar.)
5%
3-11
(quar.)
__
(quar.)
_
Oil
5%
3-11
1
(quar;)
2-11
5
1
4-
(quar.)
3-24
2-10
United Screw
4-
$1.28
preferred
4.75%
2-
1
3-11
$1.27'A
Transmission,
3-10
3-
1
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
Oil
Standard
Fuel
^
4-
preferred
_
A
Standard
State
;
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
5%
preferred
5.35% preferred
5.50% preferred
50c
(quar.i
Statler Hotels
Eastern
4.50%
1
United
.
(Initial);.
com.
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd.
3-11
preferred
-
preferred
Standard
2-10
1
3-11
1
5.75%
Inc., common (quar.>4.™™
(qtrar.)41
y
Dredging Corp., common
:
Standard
3-
3-
Texas
v
3-11
1
4-
5.60%
_
preferred
3*4%
3-15
25c
_
;
—
Standard Oil Co.
1
•
1
4-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
2-
1
4-
$1.18
Insurance
3-31
4-
35c
(quar.)___
preferred
Ltd.,
Co.
Corp., new
$1.22'A
United
60c
$1.06'A
27'Ac
___™_™^^:
(quar.)_^_™__™_____
preferred*' (quar.)
A
2-12
^
(quar.)__
common
.j.
,
___
2-11
Brands,
B
$1.16'A
Class
2-29
—
preferred (quar.)____
5%
$1.60
Class
Industrial
(quar.)_^_____
(Increased
Canada.
25c
$1.60
.
United
3-11
2-19
,
Milling,
3-11
1
374c
preferred
Standard
Illuminating
1
4-
1
(quar.)
Standard Accident Insurance
Standard
United
4-
$1.16
2-24
MOc'
(5c from net Invest-
United-Greenfield Corp.
I
E.)
Quarterly
$1.12'A
3-11
4-
Mfg. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
3-11
1
3-
(quar.)
(A.
1
4-
124c
dividend
preferred
Staley
4-
2-25
3-10
,•»
....
Gas Improvement,
4'A%
$1,124
(quar.)
Common
3-11
3-11
40c
Inc. and 5c from securities profits)
ment
5-20
1
'
of Rec.
50o
(quar.)™_™_™
Fund.
4-
United
Holier^
Payable
•
Inc.—
United Science
$1,124
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)_
Springfield Fire «fc Marine Ins. Co. (Mass.)—
-
3-
Inc.
of
20c
...
(quar.)
common
Texaco
Coal
6-14
(quar.)™.
preferred
Texaco,
1
'
ap¬
preferred- (quar.)
20c
Sperti Products, 5% preferred (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (Increased"
Spindale Mills,
1
$1.05
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar,)__„_
$4.50 preferred
2-
2-
60c
Sprrry Rand
4%%
1
1
174c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sons
3-
3-
36c
preferred (quar.)
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
Speer Carbon Co. <quar.}_
Spencer Chemical Co., common
2nd
Funds,
2-11
;
(quar.)
preferred
5.25%
30c
33c
(quar.)
SI.32
to
(quar.)__
preferred
United
3-15
(quar.)
$1,034
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
1
preferred
Electric
$1.06%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-15
United
1-29
8)
preferred -(quar.)__
1
924c
4
$1.15
3-
3-
100%
4.15%
4.40%
iquarj—
com.
(quar.i
3-
When
Share
-s
(qunr.)—
Corp.
$1.02'a
April
39c
—
preferred
Elastic
35c
(quar.)
24c
Southwestern
"
United
2-29
(quar.)™
of Company
6
3-25
Inc
com.
Per
Name
6-
31'Ac
<
_„
Transmission,
6-20
2%
-8c
Corp.
(One-for-two
-
dividend)™™
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
20c
4.65%
-
Telechrome
Electric Power Co.—
preferred (quar.)
When
Per
Name Of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Southwestern
10'A%
$1/25
4-
8
2-15
1
3-10
3-15
2-29
4-
f
30c
/
'30c
3-
1
2-10
95c
3-
1
2-10
30c
4-
1
3-15
_■
-
Number 5929
191
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . ,
Par
When
Share
Payable
Holders
CAPITALIZATION
(947)
GIVING
EFFECT
»r>rtiiofn
4-
1
tllVuC
4-
1
13-10
$1.12VZ
3-
1
2-15
$1.50
3-
1
2-15
50c
4-
1
3-15
3-
7
2-19
3%%
series
D,
due
12-1-75—;.
35c
3-10-
2-29 '
3 /4%
series
E.
due
12-1^80
4;2 '"ond preferred (quar.)
6'
i!re Shoe Mfg. (quar.)--
eye
Company (quar.)
corp., common (quar.)—.
.—
hftpuser
'eye,r
nni
•rtS&d
85c
(war.
-
preferred (quar.).-
'
1
3-21
1
3-21
1-16
3-
:•
45C "
i5c.
value,
3-18
3-18
1
3-18
75c
'
62'/2 c
6-
40c
:
40c
-
5-
-
84-
$1.06 y4
*4 25 preferred
(quar.
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly)—
iVinn-Dixie
(monthly)-------Monthly pr;-::-power""common..-.._--Mont!in Flectnc_ Power,""common____——
(quar.)
preferred
4
76%
-
1959
/
$1.19
3-15
3-15
2-29
3-19
2-29
1
4-15
1
4-15
$1.25
5-
$1.26
5-
Hi
t
5-
1
4-
1
3-10
offered
25c
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
1960,
5
ny2c
3
3-
t$i.37y2
for
at
The
1
2-19
2-
40c
3-
5
3-15
3-
3-
3
$.1.12%
% 3-15
3-
3
25c
3-
1
1
3-18
3-
1
2-15
to
are
4-29
4-
Dicks-Armstrong-Pontius
field
9
7-29
7-
9
3-11
3-15
3-31
shares
2-26
40c
professional
The
3-11
Shellac
and
distribute
.
.
long
Bala-Cynwyd,
filed
(par
Md.
to
pay
and
through Reynolds & Co., it
189,. p. 2461.
purchase
indebtedness | and to
for working capital.
-V.
Stock Offered—
M. H. Bishop & Co. on Dec. 9
Co.—Common
Publicly offer 2d 7,720 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $37.50
per share.
In addition to the 7,720 shares of
stock, the
shares
$260,000
n
of
will
the
of the
uture
with
telephone
demands
penditures
the
approximately
1927,
Pinpany
ch
are
and
reduction
in
the
the
of
a
the
and
year
$950,000
The
15
be
in
applied
for
other
1958
amount
note
from the sale
of
of
approximately
payable entered
construction
Pioneer
expansion
the
related
purposes.
totaled $994,662 and
expended in
were
company
was
into
program,
and
Construction ex¬
it is estimated
that
000
subsidiary
applied
be
estimated
at
leading
which
by
sales
under¬
calls
for
to stockholders
1959.
law on
the
companies. 13 of
consists primarily of
telephone
located in,Minnesota and two in North Dakota,
The System
jnishes service without competition in 51 communities having an
mated
urban
and
rural
population
of 135,000.
The principal
company are in Waconla, Minn.
^cutive offices of the
p.
(H. K.)
of
caulking
exchange
an
of
the
common
shares.
as
deducting
will
provide
,
.
Foundry,
officers
mort¬
company's
the
own
balance
•'
of
,
Inc.—Acquired—-
a
broad
•■
r
.
,
above.
—
Class A Stock Offered
Co., Inc., of New York City,
/
the
line of brand
is
a
•
•
.
proceeds,
Texas.
t
time
present
fiberglass
'
//
;■
the
and
primary
facilities
manufacturing
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Class
A
stock
(par
10
Class
B
stock
(par
10
cents)-:
figure includes 3,610 shares which
and are being held as treasury
*This
issuer;
include
will
tThis
will be
which
held as
to be offered for public sale by the
an
underwriting
group
headed by Paine,
Curtis.
The public offering price and underwrit¬
ing terms are to be supplied by amendment. The company will receivenone
of the proceeds of
the stock sale.
*
shares of common stock,
holders
thereof
through
Webber,
Jackson
&
toys and games;
games and camping sets.
in December, 1950, as suc¬
cessor
by Saul Robbins and Isaac
Heller,
President and Vice-President, respectively.
They own 92%
of the 400,000 outstanding common shares, as follows: Robbins,
170,666 and Heller,
197,333.
Each proposes to sell 50,000 shares of his
holdings, thus reducing their combined holdings to 67 %.
The-
and
It
/
the last' quarter should total about
have been re-purchased by
shares.
shares received in exchange for the same
previously authorized and issued common stock,
treasury stock.—V. 190, p. 1878.
corporation, of 113 N. 13th Street, Newark, N. J., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Feb. 19, 1960, covering 100,000 out¬
standing
i
37,284 shs.
400.000 shs,
*1337,284
Industries, Inc.—Files for Secondary—
Remco
This
tration
Outstanding
36,813
of
shares
of
number
land
FINANCING
100,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
600,000
(par $2)
cents)
the
the
of
company.
Authorized
further step in
-
with other boats catering to the average boating
offices
located in Clarksville, Texas, on an 11 acre tract of
are
by
the
boats
cumulative preferred
6%
specialty house¬
name
R. A.
—
on
>
net
CAPITALIZATION
the
$11,065,000 compared with
should amount to $30,000,the preceding year. -Final
of 45.2% for the year.
$2.15 per share com¬
of record at the close
of business Feb. 11, 1960.
Inc.—Acquires in Scotland—
Porter Co.,
international subsidiary of H. K. Porter
51% of the stock of King Aircraft
.{Scotland, it was announced on Feb. 22 by C, L.
Cie
&
A.,
S.
acquired in December.
will continue to be operated by its present
McEwen King,- as Chairman and Managing
in Britain as a supplier of aircraft engine
and air fJame accessories including special lines of fasteners, clamps
and couplings,
Recently, the company has undertaken diversification
of its^ product lines, adding flexible metallic hose, and a "Portamix
nnvtnhip concrete mixer
to its manufacture.
"The
King facilities will provide the means to produce a broader
Plant
Holland
in
was
Aircraft, which
headed by James
Director
is well known
"This acquisition is
of which are to
product line in.Europe," said Mr. Holbert.
step in a program, the long-term objectives
second
domestic product lines with Porter products made abroad.
The highly diversified Pittsburgh company showed sharp sales gains
in 1959 over the preceding year, reaching a record high of $226
it
was
manufactures
company
has
also
line
a
of
organized under
to a partnership
and
sells
children's
indoor and outdoor
Jersey law
formed in 1948
New
Reynolds Metals Co.—Sales, Net at Record—
Of
nroducts
million.
subsidiaries include refractories,
materials, paints, steel and non-ferrous
and equipment, and fabiicated metal
divisions and
16
its
"robber
and friction
electrical
metals
products
products.—V. 191, p. 744.
Acceptance Corp.,
Securities and Exchange
Premium
rnrnoration
on
covering 200,000
15
per
Feb.
Mortgage
filed
Charlotte, N. C»
notification with the
stockf Par$1 )Mtopbe offered
L. Hoffman, Charlotte,
used for working
Co., Inc.,
to the
capital.
N. C.
Florida—Registers-—
F?i, M, Tgso 'co^erSg
sale ot $4,500,000 ot whole first
Co., Inc., of
contracts relating
Files
Commission
letter of
a
shares of common
Public Mortgage
Public
17
share, through R.
proceeds are to be
invest^eM
sales,
Highest
were
company
net income and
reported for 1959
production in the history of thisS. Reynolds, Jr., President,
by R.
10.
Feb.
on
totaled $489,263,000,
compared to $445,549,000 in 1958
record of $446,579,000 in 1957.
Net income for the
$44,761,000 against $39,364,000 in 1958. The previous earn¬
ings record was $41,240,000 in 1956.
sales
Net
the
and
year
previous
was
Reynolds
Mr.
share
as
said
contrasted
net income, after taxes,
with $2.22 per share in
amounted to $2.42 a
1958.
The per-share
figures for both years are based on 16,920,003 shares ©f common stock
outstanding.
This new per-share basis is after a three-for-two split
of the stock in October, 1959, and after dividend requirements on the
company's 4%% series A $50 par cumulative preferred stock
convertible series $100
par
second preferred' stock.
totaled $30,101,000 for 1959, compared with $32,269,000
and its
Income
in 1958.
"Commercial sales increased 25%
over 1958," the President said,
"offsetting materially the expiration of government stockpiling con¬
tracts.
Deliveries of primary metal and bauxite- to the government
amounted to $32,856,000 in 1959, compared with $80,133,202 in 1958.
41/2%
"Primary aluminum production
11% increase over 1958's peak
an
for the year totaled
of 492,886 tons.1'- • *
545,081 tons,
Reynolds reported that fourth quarter net income included an
excess profits tax refund, plus interest, of $2,657,000 and undistributed
equity of $1,405,000 in net income from unconsolidated subsidiaries.
Mr
The
net
company
income
adopted in 1959 the policy of including
in net income of unconsolidated
its equity
in consolidated
subsidiaries.
sales totaled $122,981,000, compared to $112,447,000
in the same 1958 period and $126,796,000 in the third quarter of 1959,
Mr. Reynolds said.
Profit for the last quarter of 1959 was $14,678,000
or 81
cents per common share, compared with $11,293,000 or 64 cents
a share in the final
1958 quarter and $10,314,000 or 55 cents per share
in the third quarter of 1959.—V. 190, p. 1184.
Fourth
the
chemicals
The
the
to the borrower.
The company's
President and owner of 30 of its
Other
Manufacturing Co.,
executive
owned
King
af $1
a
taxes
Ltd., Glasgow,
With
pro¬
as
name,
of
company
staff
SEC
the
The
Pittsburgh, has acquired
Inc.
She
after
Ressler
are competitive
enthusiast.
brand name
50,053 shares of
HTile acouteltion1o?' this ^nteres?°ln'Sing Aircralt is the second EuroiTean investment of Porter & Cie, Mr. Holhert said. A friction mate-
a
investors,
They
the
under
1866.
Porter
K
match
Acting
company manufactures and
sells 16 basic
that generally can be typed as runabouts,
ski-boats and day cruisers.
The boats manufactured by the company
are
designed for use with outboard motors and range from 14 feet
to 18 feet in length and
retail in price from $349 to $1,499.
They
are
so
constructed as to be suitable for fishing, cruising and skiing.
At
with $1.48 per share for 1958.
at their meeting on Jan. 27, 1960; declared a quarterly
of 37 V2 cents per share on the common stock, payable March
Corp.,
company
1955,
1,
models
at
188,
Co.
the
business.
company
was
incorporated under Texas law on
succeeding to the business of a partnership conducted
Red..River Manufacturing Cot from April 1955 to
Nov.
1, 1955.
The company is engaged in the business of designing,
manufacturing and selling an extensive line of fiberglass boats under
the trade name, "Red Fish."/ The address of the company is Box 610,
The directors
IS
1959,
brokerage
mortgage- loans secured by first
estate located In' Florida.
The entire
real
on
Fish Boat Co.
under
(includ¬
dividend
H
December,
program.
Nov.
the
1959.
income for
other
investors.
BUSINESS—The
toward
$1,369,500
manufacturer
sold
are
of earnings are expected to show a gain
this basis, 1959 earnings should amount to
pared
1
in
will be paid over
Bronze
Clarksville,
orders at Dec. 31, 1959, were
the same date in 1958;
net sales and other income for 1959
an estimated
11.1% increase over
or
On
law
"
Gorham
range
and
mortgage
of
wih
placed
are
are
$8,900,000
Th.
Incorporated under Delaware
Telephone System
operating
supplied
21
Porter
company
continuing
System's
certain of its
,
improvement
system to provide increased facilities for present and
for service, conversion of certain exchanges to auto-
USINESS—The
ay 26.
proceeds to
stock
offered,
the
will
service,
for
net
applied
balahce
^Utic dial
' '
common
be
connection
and
for investment to
'
PROCEEDS-Of
simultaneously 300
offered
company
stock
will
^Unshipped
rial
employees.
be
principal
an increase of 9.8%
over the- comparable period of 1958.
estimated at $125,000 for the three months, or approxi¬
cents per share, it was announced on Jan. 29.
The steel strike reduced
1959 shipments by more than $2,000,000.
The return to work aid not come in sufficient time to improve earnings
materially for the fourth quarter.
However, with earnings in the last
three months of 1959, a profit was achieved in each quarter of the
Earnings
—V.
announced on Feb. .15.;
was
stock
figures
of
letter
a
automobiles
snares of common
to
the
be
31,
$5 650,000,
mately
Placement—This com¬
placed privately $800,000 of 15-year 6% sub¬
ordinated, notes.
The
arrangement
was
negotiated
common
are
as
Poor & Co.—Forecast—
sales
$4,500,000
entire
$9,000 will be used to discharge^
outstanding mortgages on the 'company's property;
$75,000 to payoff current accounts payable; $66,000 for the purchase of raw material
in
carload
lots; $35,000 for the expansion of the
company's pro¬
duction
facilities,
and
$30,000 for
the expansion of the company's
held.
diversification program aimed at increased sales
in
consumer-type brand name products in
the drug, cosmetic and
household item fields which can benefit from the sales, merchandising
and advertising experience and organization of
the parent company.
Abe Plough, President, stated that the acquisition of D-A-P, with its
seven
strategically located plants over the country, will also provide
much needed warehouse space for the entire Plough product line. In
addition, certain of the D-A-P regional plants can be utilized to serve
other Plough operations. The acquisition will bring to Plough an aggres¬
sive, experienced management team, headed by John Dicks, President,
and
C.
David Frobes, Executive Vice-President,
which has doubled
D-A-P sales in .the past 10 years and has built D-A-P to the position
of leadership in its industry. Mr. Plough stated that D-A-P will oper¬
ate as a wholly owned subsidiary under its present management, with
no
personnel changes contemplated, and that company headquarters
will remain in Dayton. The closing date is presently
scheduled for
*
•
notification with the SEC
10 cents) to be offered
Infante, Inc., Rockville Centre,
stock
the
is
companies
nationally
be
a
all underwriting com*
other and related expenses.
Barry
PROCEEDS—Of
April 1, I960.—V. 190, p. 2756.
filed a letter of
and
terms
listed
to
are
March
then
:
products.
Plough's
.
Co.
record
shares
Plough management stated that this acquisition
>
Telephone
shares
of
2V2
,
base for Plough's newly
established Household Products Division. This division will manufacture
dividend,
this
the
as
dollars, combined with the recently acquired Webb Products and
Southern
Pioneer Plastics Corp.—Private
Pioneer
The
each
for
is
the
of
of Dec. 31,
as
and
will
investors
shares.
Dicks-Armstrong-Pontius, with its present annual saies volume of six
million
pany has
uean Witter &
Co,
use,
transaction
outstanding
if
mortgage
the books closed.
filed
J.,
covering
Plough for all of the outstanding shares of D-A-P. Plough had 1,265,989
2-15
3-10
for
and
D-A-P.
of
3-15
15c
/:
used
stock.
N.
1960,
19,
compounds and related items for the growing do-it-yourself home repair
3-15
1
4-
$1.25
common
be
Plainfield,
Feb.
on
Products Division.
r'
notification with the
SEC
covering 60,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1) to be
offered at $2 per share,
through H. L. Smith Co.; College Park, Md.
proceeds
p.
2-11
2-29
'■
3.9%;
loans
Dec. 22 publicly offered 400,000 shares of class A stock (with lim¬
ited voting rights) (par 10 cents) at an offering price of
75 cents per share. The offering was oversubscribed and
based
Memphis
about
mortgage
the
contracts
to
the
lists H.
Holman &
set
and
proprietary drug manufacturer on Feb.
14
announced the
proposed acquisition of Dicks-Armstrong-Pontius, Inc.,
headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, and the formation of a new Household
2-19
4-
20c
This
of
is required to pay
the
mortgages
paid- by
Red
have
stock
common
Plough, Inc.—To Acquire—
4
3-19
Total
The
below
named
Co., 5,220 shares
1617.
of
2-15
10c
offer
brokerage fee,
See
be
The company now has outstanding 171,690
together with mortgage and other indebtedness.
shares
common
1
62'/2C
Pilot's Car Rental Service Co., Inc., Silver Spring,
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
additional Volkswagen
will
&
stockholders
construction program,
1960
$585,000
Florida
will
it
Rabun
certain
of
payable,
ing $100,000 spent to date).
1
25c
17
note
Street,
common
share
&
sale
3-
—
Feb.
the
3-
The proceeds are to be used for tooling and machinery for a man¬
ufacturing plant, inventory, advertising and working capital.
on
188,
underwriting
62'/2c
share, through Heft, Kahn &
corporation
and
Langley
company's
(Walter) Pidgeon Steel Products, Inc.i
Pa.-—Files With SEC—
The
of
averaging
charge
may
Investing and
in
outstanding
the
;
proceeds
Net
,
shares
Witter
SEC
common
new
2-23
Corporation and
,
by
one
3-15
Investment News
New York.
C.
the
shares of
of
price
W.
with
56y4C
(quar.)
9
68,676
rate
made
....
Seventh
West
8
•
-
tax.
Feb.
the
underwriters
several
shares.—V.
3-
50c
Continued from page 8
on
120
subscription
subscription
Net
.
The corporation
application
the
of
2-15
1
,
at $4 per
2,500
statement
the
amendment.
Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source. Non*
resident tax 15% ; resident tax
Less British income tax.
•''»
^
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here.
, '
Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
covering 75,000 shares of
reduction
respectively.
3-31
12 Vic
for
30,
Sept.
on
company
investment
under
second
gage
■
writer..:''
(quar.)
General
the
The
—
of
company,
registration
registration of
4-15
75c
to
32.5%,
and
Bishop & Co.,
This
37y2C
income
System
one-third
the company
Public
prospectus
Plainfield-Union Water Co.—Proposes Rights Offering
.
a
$1.27
24.2%
sale
UNDERWRITERS
in
xLess Jamaica
'
The
principal
Investing.
about
or
engage
proceeds
A,
2-29
$1.20
32 y2 c
such
of
hold
y
the
of
to
and
M.
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co. (quar.)——_—
Zenith Radio Corp. (quar.)
a
hereby
2-29
—---
not closed
offered
3-15
(quar.)
books
and
represented 46.8%, preferred stock
surplus 28.9%.
The
corresponding
to the issuance and sale of the shares
after giving effect
stock
proceeds
67y2c
Transfer
series
estate.
the
notes
of
37 V2 C
t Payable
broker,
a
A.
4V2%
real
from
underwriting commissions
through Public Invest¬
no
be
commissions
about
the
.related
to
to
poses
the
of
on
apart
and
percentages,
37'/2c
♦
provisions
or
*
capitalization
stock
common
common
series
that
with
will
York
New
receive
Public
fees,
Organized
100
consolidated
$1.12 Va
(q
—
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
and
outstanding
placed,
missions
.
3,000 shs.
U80.226 shs,
stock,
treasury.
in
agreed
to
purchase
the
number
of
opposite their respective names: Dean
(increased quar.)
Mfg.
such
3,000 shs.
in
will
which
and
From
preferred
held
stock
2-29
——
Yale & Towne
cumulative
3-15
preferred (quar.)
Jr. (monthly)
Worsted Co.
loans>
4,800 shs.
restrictive
' '
1, 1945.-V
of
common
$1.10
\
Company
Wurlitzer
loans
3,000 shs.
of
the
2-20
(Wm.)
Wyandotte
to
3-1
]JlVAW*vw
\ H""* *
Tt.
/ mnnfhhf 1
TT7«*^
share
outstanding bonds and
43.3%,
Co. (quar.)
ird Governor (quar.)
jros.-j 4>/2% preferred (quar.)
rth (F. W.) Co. (quar.)——
ird Iron Co. (quar.)—
pilUi
prjor
the
24.3%
1
'2-
3.0°0 shs.
3,000 shs.
bonds
2-15
Petroleum
"Monthly
of Dec.
as
one
total
r
Enterprises, class A (quar.
Alan) Steel
(see Alan W001
G. H. & Co., Ltd., 5J/2 %
pfd.
Publishing • (quar.)—
•thington Corp., common
trust
4-15
3-
(quar.)-———
■Id
lien
be issued subject
may
dated
Of
0
1
series
tIncludes
3-14
1
tl,305 shs.
3,000 shs.
shares of
2-15
shs'.
3>0oo shs.
5,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
collateral
fees
directly,
compariy
through
3'000 shs-
28c
•
Industries Co., class A
ne
32,500 shs.
——
price
mortgage broker will
constitute the
proceeds to the company, such fee being paid by the
borrower.
It
is
estimated
that
the
company's mortgage brokerage
fees will average about 13%
of the principal amount of the mortgage
par
1
80%
ill Co.
$100
8
1
The
series
4-30
preferred (quar.)—
—
Wisconsin Public Service, common (quar.)
jieii-cu
5 preferred (quar.)
—
c04% preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
4
stock,
the
which
anticipated
300,000
par)
($1
is
1,250,000
F
stock
it
placed
;
and'32
3-15
90c
preferred (quar.)
———
preferred (quar,)_.
———•—v
preferred (quar. ———
41/2%
7-
1
600,000
mortgages
by
offering
mortgage loans to which they relate.
Sales of mort¬
and
related
investment
contracts
in
Florida
will
be
and* sales
Inc.,
1,250,000
E_„
series
indenture
3-31
•3-
series
*Additional
8
2-29
$1.50
;
Wisconsin National Life Insurance-,.
Increased semi-annual
Wisconsin Power & Light—
440%
8
,4-
10c
45c
%
new
10c
^"preferred (1897 series) (quar.)——
ocn"f
3-
1
600,000
ing,
secured
stated
no
the
by
thereon;
176,000
D
;
-2-19
3-10
-
40c
•
.
series
Common
5-20
3-18
18 %c
•
F&nmJ1qS^r>:::~^zra..s
g,: company, common (quar.)u.—
«g
1
%
5 /4%
2-15
•
200,000-
C
5
3-10
4~ 1
series
made
115,000
mortgage loans
have
of
loans
gage
$600,000
1,500
,a
'
H5.000
•
second
contracts
amount
1,000,000
in
5
.4-1
4-
and
Outstanding
'"
A
3-21
,
20c
■i
issuable
series
2-15,
-
FINANCING
.$600,000
11/ t Ser .eS £
5Vu
$1.06 y«
'
12-1-75
A,
*3-31
$3
„
1
due
(issuable
__
4»/2%
2-19
1
Bonds
payable
Cumulative
preferred
3-15
3-
,
Trust
'
series
Note
4-
,4
(s-a)—.——
Grocers
2-29
4-
$1.12>/a
m
Lien
in series)
3Va%
60c
tlOc
White
\
it:
Collateral
3-10
50c
&**** <»• «■«»*•>
A.JS
V
3-10
■
PRESENT
Authorized
lift series B' due 12-1"75
S6deS
3%%
C, due 12-1-75
30c
^referraiT'Tqua1^----
<??
TO
0/ Rec.
tll¥iC
(guar.)-
51
quarter
Ridall
tion
on
100,000
at
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—This corpora¬
Dec. 18 publicly
offered, without underwriting,
shares of non-voting common stock
(par $1)
par.
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds, approximately 65% will be used
the purchase of mobile incinerators from General Automation
toward
and for labor costs, tools and other equipment necessary for the
operation and maintenance of these machines. The balance of the net
proceeds
approximately $18,000 will be used to cover expenses in
making surveys necessary to the rendering of consulting services with
Corp.,
regard to refuse disposal matters, and
corporate purposes and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
will be available for general
corporation was established to
perform refuse dis¬
consulting services with reference to refuse disposal
and operate or lease refuse
disposal equipment of all types including stationary incinerators, land
dump equipment and mobile incinerators.—V. 190, p. 2085.
posal
services
matters
or
and for
these purposes, to acquire
52
<H.
H.)
This
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(948)
its
expansion move by
sidiary Porcelain Steel Corp. in Connersville, Ind.
Porcelain Steel Corp., acquired by H. H. Robertson in 1957,
chased
o;
15-acre
a
buildings,
porcelain
of
Feb.
on
2
reported
industrial
an
including
Connersville
in
tract
pur¬
number
a
Steel
manufacturing operations without any new building construction.
Acquisition of the Indiana company three years ago permits H. H.
Robertson
tectural
complement its line of colored
to
uses
all
adding
by
of
types
metal products for
porcelainized
The
the
archi¬
metals.—V.
18.,
The
shareholders
Jan.
Products Inc.
share
mon
is
be
to
of
this
consolidation
29
announced
was
bv
C.
will
Inc.—Merger—Earnings
manufacturer
Robinson,
metal
of
Robinson
into
JS.
Kensico
operated
of
president
of
Robinson
of
Tube
Robinson
it
Inc.,
of
consists
controls
to
present
by its president, Thomas Nast.
for
guided
small
missiles
and
fund
aircraft.
to
be
of
record in the six months ended Dec. 31.
1959 and increased 79%
to
$>24,000 compared with $125,000 in the like 1958 period.
Robinson's earnings per share for the six months ended Dec. 31, 1959
increased 55%
to 59 cents as compared with 38 cents
in the
the
—V.
January-
_
Higher-
and
38.000
shares
offered
were
offered
were
for
for
the
the
nia,
of
has
REGISTRAR—The
Indiana
Merchants
dianapolis.
National
National
■
Bank
Bank
.v.,
of
&
Co.
of
operations.
Howard
W.
Sams
founder
of
all
in
Its
and
the
of
Of
with
preferred
stocks,
for
larger
states
all
in
..
the
600.000
shares
will
be
of
shares
common
payment;
$855,000
of
of
to
Amarillo
of
companies and has continued as their principal stockholder.
By appro¬
priate action of the board of directors and stockholders of
each of
companies, an Agreement of Merger became effective
Sept. 22,
1959 whereby The Waldemar Press. Inc.
(incorporated Jan.
8,
The
Howard
Co.,
1,176.416
shares,
M.
Mr.
Fredericks
Foundation all of
functions
W.
of
the
in
the unpaid balance
pay
Savings & Loan
officials
management
9,889
to
Bobbs-Merrill
28,818
who
shares
had
its
or
selling shareholders
purchased.
so
owned
the
stock
27,740
(183
shares
in
number).
held
were
by
Of
154
the
persons
for
two to 29 years, and
1,078 shares were
Leld by 19 stockholders who had
acquired shares within two years prior
to acquisition by the
company. The company has no information as to
the cost of such shares to the
selling stockholders.
The
company
of Howard
ideas
established
was
in
1946
to
into
carry
effect
The
istrar
certain
television
and
recorders,
and
mendation
of
compilation,
information
radio
receivers,
audio
and
service data
as
distibution
for the
PROCEEDS—Of the 88 000 shares of
offered. 50,000 shares
are
authorized
proceeds of
which
will
outstanding shares
will
receive
selling
used
flubsidiary
of
for
of
received
being
the
and
and
(of
190,
but
stock
of
unissued
dependable
the
bf
shares.
The
offered
net
by- the
proceeds,
the
company.
bank
During
the
production
loans.
W.
past
year,
working
000 of the
Preferred
tain
an
($50
<$1
DIVIDENDS—Howard
since
year
its
upon
Its
5%
dividends
W.
in
common
1946;
since
shares since
company paid quarterly dividends
total of 60 cents
annually. On
declared
able
quarterly
Oct. 25,
common
1959.
otherwise) since
business conditions,
The
Articles
rnares
parity
the
paid
net
profit each
dividends
1947; it has paid
Durihg the prior year the
1950.
12
a
required
in
cents
with,
extra
12
cents
for
Sept. 22. 195K the board of directors
dividends oLT5 cents
per share
no
pay¬
assurance
declaration
as
(to future dividends
(cash
of
dividends is dependent
upon
earnings, cash requirements and other
factors.
Incorporation provide that no
dividends
on
common
(except payable in shares of stock not
ranking prior to or on a
preferred stock» shall be
paid If Preferred stock dividends
with
1959,
has
of
earned
has
issuance
with The
agreed
not
®y,the terms of
Indiana
to
National
declare
or
a term loan\ agreement
Bank of
Indianapolis,
of
the
June
30,
company
dividends in\ excess of the
current
without consent of the bank.
\
Bobbs-Merrill has paid dividends
upon its
outstanding common stock
pay
rates
for
B,
19
consecutive
agreement
Bond
&
with
&
Indianapolis Bond
Co.,
Inc., Kiser,
Share
Corp.,
reverally
stock
agreed
to
offered in the
V
190
]p
&
as
Bond
Share
to
Cor
as
Shumaker,
underwriters, where!
following
Co.,
&
the
88,000
respective
&
.,
an
and
Donald
underwriting
representative
and
of
of
Indianapolis
underwriters
share*
stock.
of Magnetic
it
be
positioning
to
The
is
has
to
been
an
p.
on
adaptation
which
SSC
and
Jan.
Executives of
netic
the
two
by both
common
have
capital
of
the
recently concluded
cipal plant facility
Corp
35 000
•
I!
1110
Samson Convertible
Securities
35'.000
18,000
Capital
Fund, Inc.—
Common Stock
Offered—The initial
offering of common
ehares of
Samson Convertible
Securities & Capital Fund,
•
Amplifiers.
Inc.,
that
the
by shareholders
year.
Company headquarters
of
bank
company's
gen¬
"
principal place of
design, development
computing, data processing
.
$132,961,
shares.
\
equal,
'
*
to
31
net'
cents
-
-
underwriters
the
opposite
their
Co.__
Co.,
-
'
V.
-:
189,
shares
5 000
&
2,500
Turner,
2,500
Inc.
&
Co
2,500
Wulbern,
——2,500
Security Associates, Inc.—
Joseph Walker & Sons
2,500
2,500
88.
p.
Public
~
Inc.—_____
Mullaney, Wells
Pierce, Carrison,
5,000
and
of class A
'
'•'>
&
Epplter, Guerin
lnc;———.
•
,y
severally
-
5,000
,
>''■
-
-
Kirkpatrick,
5,000
5,000
47
have
Co., Inc.____
Clark; Landstreet &
12,500-
Sons—
•
Stroud
15,000-
Sons
&
below
*
-
27,500-
lnc.___
named
the number of shares
respective names.) • 1.
company
Service
Co.—Rights Offering—
offering its stockholders of
ten
such
full
shares.
from
of
minimum,
the
at
sale
New York
City, and the company also
a plant in El
8egundo, Calif,
Approximately 200 persons are
employed by Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc. in the
two facilities,
which total
approximately 40.000 square feet in floor
of
the
company
net
proceedsto
the
•
approximately
additional
$1,025,000)
and
will
including investments,
be
be
received
be
available
added
for
in subsidiaries.
general
•
offered
the
to
the
by
stock
common
will
:
cash
corporate
«•
The company has made
further investment' in
refrigeration and LP
gas
properties during the last
year,
in connection with which cash
expenditures of
approximately $250,000 were made.
As
a
result of
this reduction in
working capital and normal seasonal demands, the
; company incurred short-ternr bank loans
in December in the amount
of
$600,000.
f
: j'• ;■
...
-
It
is
expected
that
$600,000. of
additional common stock will
,be
loan.
Notwithstanding such
may
its
best
purposes.
yet
general
to
The
reduction
funds ,to
augment
amounts
been
the
upon
the
used
.
proceeds
to
in
,
from
the
pay
short-term
loans,
of
bank
sale
the
outstanding
the
com¬
thereafter make additional,
borrowings if it appears to
interests.
The balance of the
-proceeds will be added
company's
not
reduce
working
capital
be, used
to
future
;;
for
and
each
for
allocated *, and
are
future financial needs. •
company's
corporate
have
general
these
of
specifically
be
to
borrowing
short-term
purposes
necessarily
contingent
,
|
BUSINESS—The
company,
whose
principal business office
is
70
Street, New York 5, N. Y., was
organized under Delaware law
on
May 26, 1947 as successor to the
property and assets of The
Southeastern
Corp.
The
Southeastern' Corp. i was
organized
under
Pine
?
Delaware
April 29,
Gas
&
law
under
1931, the
the
is
company
freezer
and
cold
Co.
Water
&
on
and
sale
company engaged, through subsidiaries,
of
Ice
for
railroad
transportation of
commercial
and consumer use,
the operation of
facilities, the sale at retail of liquefied
production,, transmission and sale of natural
storage
and
gas
Gas
the
holding
a
the
manufacture
perishables and for
petroleum
Southeastern
being changed on Dec. 7, 1944. Southeastern
successor by
merger to the business and
Utilities, "Inc., a Delaware corporation organized
was
Inland
of
name
name
Water ,Co.
1929.
The
Mag¬
prin¬
space.
Principal products manufactured
by Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc. include
flight control systems for use in aircraft
missiles;
various
types of
power supplies for both airborne and
ground usage; commercial
TACAN
equipment used in the U. S. Government's
airways modernization pro¬
gram;
automatic
missile
check-out
equipment using
all
solid
state
devices:
and
products
are
applications
and
atomic
Servo
used
as
systems
in
atomic
reactor
This
and
airborne,
and
speed
ground
powered
controls.
Magnetic Amplifier
and sub-surface
systems in such
submarines,
aircraft,
industrial controls.—V.
190,
missile
p,
systems
1342,
the
gas.
of
common
Co.—Registers Rights With
SEC
filed
for
each
by amendment.
Proceeds
payment
pany
St., Reno, Nev„ filed a
regis¬
23. I960, covering
49,714 shares
stock, to be offered for
subscription by the holders of out¬
stock of record
March 14, 1960, on
the basis of one
common
share
of
from
bank
expects
to
the
15
shares
No
sale
loans
spend
held.
The
subscription
underwriting is involved.
of
the
incurred
stock
for
will
be
applied
construction
approximately
$4,967,900
The
company sells
In the States of
Montana,
price
set
to
will
be
purchase
forth
shall
below
not
the
partial
The com¬
purposes.
for
construction
in
or
be
operates
freezer and
cold
from
such
of
subscribed
underwriters
the
the
facilities
storage
for
named
below
severally
have
company in the respective percentages
shares of
additional
common
stock as
by
the
exercise
of
including
rights,
oversubscriptions:
ctr
Bioren
&
Winslow,
Co
Cohu
&
17
&
Stetson
Inc.
Co
J.
N,
Walker
Harper
Lynch
&
A.
&
&
Co.,
&
Turner,
\
Co.,
for
certificates
Bank
the
New
representing
common
in
Baumgartner,
C.
D,.
Robbins
5
York
company
C.
7
Inc
Christensen,
H.
G.
Kuch
T.
Inc
—
Taggart & Co.,
7
Inc
Co._
&
Inc.
Stirling
5
—
Writer
Charles
Subscription Agent—
tional
&
Peters,
7
Russell
H.
agent
.70
Paul
7
Inc.
G.
9
8
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
Chemical
to
Ice
California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri,
Mexico, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas and Utah.
New
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Sutro
company of 220 South Virginia
tration statement with the
SEC on Feb.
'
■
1959, the company reported
of
holders
purposes,
in
and
Sept. 30;
income
5,000
each
funds
subject
of
-
__;
(estimated
in
common
is
merger
reduction
the
-:v
of
the subscription
rights also have the privilege of
oversubscription to the extent of 20%
of
the
number
of
shares
to
which
they shall be entitled to subscribe for
under
the
basis
subscription right, provided,
however, that such oversubscription shall
be
(Long
use
be involved in
shares outstanding
Currently there are 1 639 -
and
&
&
p.
properties
Directors
and
to
r
scribed shares.
H.
of Siegler stock will
total of 428,000
stock.
■k..-
the
Inc
new-
O.
for
of¬
operates
new-
&
a
located in
are
RerehJI
•
of the/current
financing, outcompany
will consist of
$550,3*62 in
of class A common and
287,484 shares of
" "
of
stock.
in
fiscal
statement
•
,
Magnetic Amplifiers has grown in
sales volume from
annually to more than $3,000,000 in
sales for the
1959
r,
Offered—Public
added
electronic
common
Jaffray
The
a
Lorac
developed
B
Co
company
by
net
Youngberg___—.
191,
pany
Amplifiers, Inc.
Pounded in 1950,
than $100,000
less
Sierra Pacific Power
Share
class
set
&
requirements,
common
of
registration
shares then held; rights will
expire
(EST) on March 1, 1960. Bioren & Co. heads
group of underwriters who will
purchase any unsub¬
a
1184.
corporations stated
Boards
ib!
a*
.
■■
at 3:30 p.m.
$350,000
test
ended
and
PROCEEDS—The
22
be
Robinson-Humphrey
for
the
are
AmerK
<
right to subscribe for 104,961
additional shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) at a
price of $11.25 per share, on the basis of
one new share
appointed reg¬
stock
35c par
a
automatic
company is presently
record Feb. 10,
1959, the
merge
At present there
a
Edison;
plant;
new
V?♦"£
year
Southeastern
a corpora-
received
build
announced
system
190,
filed
Societa
will
This
of
Amplifiers, Inc.
approval
stock
&
Co.,
preference
Engineers
was
built
,
Co.
of
proposed
purchase from
&
for
602 Siegler common shares
outstanding.
to
Trust
stock
proceeds
capitalization
Edwards
—V.
205.
p.
Approximately 122,000 shares
the purchase.
the
the
of
and
Hopwood
917.
p.
York has
corporation
Army
accuracy.—V.
agreement
standing
S.
this
system,
amounts*
Inc
iSie879C<>lln ^ *5hUmaker'
New
and
8ams
Cohn &
purchase
Indianapolis
Walston
-
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years,
UNDERWRITERS—The company and
Howard
Shaw as
selling stockholders have entered
Walston
t
A
Brown
Piper,
Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc., New York
City, a
equipment utilizing solid state
devices, into Siegler
Corp. of Los Angeles, was announced
Jointly Feb. 8, 1960 by John O.
Brooks, President of Siegler
Corp., and Harold A. Goldsmith,
President,
and Herbert Herz, Executive Vice-President of Magnetic
Amplifiers, Inc.
Terms of the transaction call for the
exchange of one share of Siegler
common
stock for 3»a shares of
Magnetic
stock
There is
or
of
Inc.
it
its
3,048 shs.
425,450 shs.
fiscal
Allyn
G.
in
Outstanding
8.500 shs.
Sams & Co.,
stock
U.
to
Accuracy)
leading producer
880,000 shs.
value
organization
preferred
its
on
value)—
par
par
the
of
? '•
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.
statem*,,..
Viscos
l'60jteovering American Depositary
'
Dickson
C.
A.
aggre¬
Siegler Corp.—Merger—
An
York
23,
capital
for
of
common
Courts
(a director)
capital
was obtained
In the
that appoximately $450,used to pay off such loans.
B
Alex.
R.
pinpoint
of
$1,215,875
class
S.
A.
primary purpose of the equipment and the
tests it will undergo
is to increase the
speed in making surveys and at the
same time main¬
for
the
of
Stone
The
and
>
\
Shares
R.
expansion
Authorized
stock
from
New
Feb.
on
Balance
common
Lorac.
be
proceeds of this
offering will oe
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Common stock
191,
Snia
,
Hunsicker, manager of non-geophysical
applications of Lorac,
said the equipment to be built
for the Engineers Research
and Devel¬
opment Laboratories at Fort
Belvoir, Va., is an improved version of
is anticipated
It
cumulative
offshore oil exploration.
after
will
company
division
equipment
Range
by the company: 38.000 issued and
by the selling stockholders, who
such
50,000 shares
Bobbs-Merrill's
current
The
company
the net
shares,
of
the
of
of
Edison—ADRs.Filed— ■'J;'
Bank
shares
agreed to
proposes to offer 500,000
30.000 shares
held), and Calhan
Co.
corporation.—V.
seiscor
contract
electronic technicians.
common
Trust
shares
electronic suneytng
Westby, President.
the
offered
proceeds
of
manufacturers,
accurate
working capital needed because of sales expansion
and
of
indebtedness from time to time for the
divisions
payment
needed
are
net
expenses,
for
form
the
be
of
of
use
The
record changers,
establishment and recom¬
apparatus i, the
for replacement parts
479.000
the
X
UNDERWRITERS—The
Seismograph Service Corp.—New Contract—
equipment,
associated
standards
publication,
for
V3lue of
W. Sams
relating to an important need of the rapidlygrowing electronics industry. The basic
activity undertaken by the com¬
pany
was
the
independent and impartial analysis, through actual
laboratory study, of commercially produced electronic devices
(such
as
Marine Midland
registration
registration' of
-seeking
ordinary shares
Vlscosa)..
Applicazioni
manufacture
class
of
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
-
a
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
tion later to be formed in
accordance with such
agree¬
ment. The total dollar amount
of agreements to such is
$90,000. The issuer is Thomas F. Sanford of 955
So.
Alvarado St., Los
Angeles, Calif. The company is to be
incorporated under the jurisdiction of the State of Ne¬
vada, on or before July 1, 1960.—V. 191, p. 204.
capital stock
Bobbs-Merrill at a cost of $864,540 based on a
price of $30 per
share, resulting from negotiation and
bargaining. Neither the company
tor its officers, directors or
principal stockholders had any relationship
1960,
50,000
indebtedness, 246,868 shares
Association;,
own
share to be issued by
per
■
Co. Tiled
'
SEC
standing
Schlessman
15,000 shares held.—V.
pany's stock at $50
of
23.
for
funds.
per
Sanford—Securities Offered—The offer¬
ing, which began on Feb. 15, consists of
pre-incorporation subscription
agreements to 1,800 shares of this com¬
(incorporated Feb. 25, 1952» became merged
Sams & Co., Inc. The merged
company carries on the
former corporations
by Divisions known as Sams
Company Division. Waldemar Press, and Howard
Company Division.
In
November. 1958, the company purchased
controlling interest of
The Bobbs-Merrill Co.
Inc., an Indiana corporation incorporated Dec.
31, 1884, and owns 96.83'*
of the outstanding common
into Howard
Trust
.
(Thomas F.)
1952)
Inc.
Feb.
on
furnishings
loans.
eral
tnese
and
York
ion
*
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
financing are expected to be
by the company for the acquisition of
land and the
erection
a
new
plant;- tooling and additional
equipment; fixtures and gen"L
eral
The company
addition to various
common shares. Gerald L. Schlessman
and
V
'
of
For
($1,-
shares, Susan
'
50,000
sales
a
(15.8?r )
corporation
control equipment. The
company - specializes in' the
manufacture
electro-mechanical components for
automation and data
processing
application. Principal components
manufactured are'-paper
tape per¬
forators, coding keyboards, perforated
tape readers and
electrically
sequenced typwriters.
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prices
outstanding
the
of
partial payment on the company's outstand¬
amount to $7,150,000).
Proceeds from the
used by the company and Texas
Imperial Corp. to pay
the respective purchase
658,531 shares
gate
three
New
(expected to
were
of
and
„
556.750).
Of the
'
the
and
offered for the
128,531 by three stockholders of the
a fixed price related
(including interest) of
( shares of Equitable Savings Association
($2,996,015), Gibralter Savings
Association ($4,726,875), and Midland
Savings & Loan Association
owns
stock
BUSINESS—Soroban Engineering, Inc.," with its
..business in Melbourne. Fla., is
engaged in the
net
price of shares
balances
the
of
used
proceeds of this financing, $4,104,256 will be
unpaid balance ($3,969,256) of the purchase
price of
Investors Savings and Loan Association and accrued
interest
of
.
appointed reoict,.0Trust Co
has bp
fering of 100,000 shares of this
company's class A com¬
stock at a price of $13.25
per share was made
on
Feb. 17 by a
group headed by R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc.
Colorado, and two in Kansas.
4,181,280
the
..
mon
sections
engaged
in
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Co. has been
National
Bank
&
Soroban Engineering, Inc.—Stock
the
purchase
^
Trust
Illinois
agent
Receipts
Societa
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
company and
outstanding
pay
SEC
Chemical
the
bonds,
convertible
&
;
convertible
in
assets
Eank
Industrial
'
terms are to be
is
be obtain J
2613.
p.
President.
other
shares.
common
in Texas, one
bank loans
the
was
sale
issuing
ing bank loans
In¬
.
City.
Since 1952. two other Indiana
corporations. The Waldemar Press,
Inc., and The Howard Co. Inc.. have been associated with the
company
its
attached
Stevenson,
and the balance to make
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated
April 2. 1946. under the
laws of the State of
Indiana.
Its
principal offices are located at
Indianapolis, Inc. It is also admitted in the State of New York and
maintains an office at 717 Fifth Ave.. New York
in
of
income,
Bank
group
($115,000) to date
Indianapolis.
Trust
to
shares
certain
the
AGENT—The
75%
'"V,"
company
189,
Viscosa—ADRs Filed—
the
zionale
The initial public offering price will be
indebtedness.
stockholders.
TRANSFER
J.
for
728,531
seven
now
company's
account
with
;
adequate
,
used
50.000
least
at
with
transfer
Depositary
have
4,708 shares.
of
gTowth
National
Chemical
outstanding shares at the time of the offering.
supplied by amendment.
7
primarily in the business of holding stocks
of other companies; and it owns
(among other interests) substantially
all the equity stock of 14
savings and loans associations, four in Califor¬
Kiser, Cohn & Shumaker, Inc., on Dec. 1 publicly
offered to quick oversubscription 88,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1) at $25 per share.
offered,
shares
the current market for
The
snd
account
the
operatlons.-~V.
•
Snia
$100.
corporation
Underwriting
Sams & Co.—Common Stock Offered—
shares
total
a
warrants
Mirek
account of the
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.; Walston & Co., Inc.,
selling
to
company.
88.000
All
$1.
capital
invests
underwriting
to
the
each
a
Of
1959
$1,731,434
191, p. 204.
Of
and
headed by White, Weld & Co. and J. A. Hogle
& Co.
The interest rate on the bonds,
public offering price and under¬
writing terms will be supplied by amendment. '
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1960
(Howard W.)
least
at
$500
199.
p.
of 140O Fifth Ave., San Diego, Calif., on Feb. 24
registration statement with the SEC seeking registration of
$5,000,000 of subordinated convertible debentures due
April, 1975 and.
728,531 shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sale through ;
with
$1,899,652
..
be
of
directors,
with
would
and
Continental
appointed
sales
from
size of
a
the
on
City
the
and
ranging
price,
1%,
country.
This
an
Month of
value
qualified
filed
year.
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores Inc.—Sales
shall
plus
share,
per
offering
the
of
Stock
depending
initial purchase shall be
minimum
San Diego Imperial
previ¬
,
of
The
be
May 29,
1959,
the fund's authorized capitalization
200,000 shares-of common stock, all of one class, each
normally
loans
Skil Corp.—Appointments—...
fund will vary with
calculated at least
Exchange, and
the
will
York
value
asset
minimum
a
It
New
Initially, the stock may be sold through all members of the NASD
in Connecticut,
Delaware. Maine, Maryland, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, and the District of Columbia. The fund expects shortly
$166,000 the previous fiscal year.
compared
net
percentage
long-term
according
Net shipments in the period increased to
$2,305,000
$1,639,000 in the 1958 period.—V. 190. p. 2452.
the
on
par
debentures
Net income of Robinson and its subsidiaries,
including recently ac¬
quired High Vacuum Equipment Corp.. but not including Kensico, set
a;
Sales
a
Seeking
Kensico's sales for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1959 totaled $7,20<,000 end net income totaled $269,000. up from sales of $5,258,000 and
income of
The
its officers and
copper
very
a
to
shares of
assets,
of
equal voting power,
participate equally in dividends, distributions from capital gains, and
in net assets on liquidation.
In order to obtain the necessary initial
capital, the fund sold privately to a total of 17 investors, including
Kensico
under- Kensico's
applicable
as
purchase
of
having
close
5'r
purchase.
Organized
Technical
Robinson.
fund's
the
the
of
price of the
the
of
expressed
subsequent
approved
Co.,
conversion of each com¬
shares
common
division
a
as
five
into
mountings
Kensico
the
pipe and tubing from diameters of two
capillary sizes. A large portion of Its pro¬
duction goes into plumbing and heating lines in construction, and is
used
in
gauges, refrigeration, measuring,
automation equipment
and
inches down
ous
represent
bank
open-end, non-diversified invest¬
of
as
.
f'
Jim
on!
'
offering
value
day
maximum
a
"consolidation plan called for
The
of
management headed
Kensico
produces
net
each
charge
Robinson Technical Products
oa
public
market
once
1898.
p,
company.
include
meat.
from
eral distributor for the
ment
will
Monday,, February 29, I960
.
$3,466,900
for
the
Electric
Denirtm
for the Gas Department and
$1,022,400 for the
Water'Den
According to the prospectus additional
permanent financing
be
required in
1960
and
the
company
plans-,to finance
$3 son
through the sale of debt securities.. Additional funds
Feb. 18
by
Samson Associates, Inc.
(Briarcliff Manor, New
York), which acts both as investment advisor and gen¬
is
This
.
$478,600
the field of convertible securities, was made on
sub¬
1,000 feet long.
The
®
needed additional facilities and will permit enlargement
which
of
one
1960.
Inc., the only mutual fund specializing in investments in
Co.—Subsidiary Expands—
Robertson
company
.
Williams
& Co., Inc
Downing &
&
&
Co.—
Inc.
\
b
•>
Co.
J
4
3
Co
J
Trust
Co.
connection
has been
with
the
rights for shareholders
shares of that
utility,—V. 191, p.
appointed subscription
proposed issuancei ot
to
subscribe to aadl*
427.
i
Number 5929
191
Volume
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
1959—Month—1958 1959—12 Mos.—1958
Ended Dec. 31—
revenues
noerating
income
federal
operating taxes.
Other
.J
130,099,683
to
and for
P"
99,257,487
other
mon
are
date
by
of
Feb.
and
increasing
currently
" '1,963,932
This
",
*
ry^? <*yT*
Other
operating
4,602,712
taxes-
worth
Net .'after-
r-v. 191,
p.
205'.
1960.
The
with
Inc.,
of
annum,
17,440,799
Irving Trust
of Jhe
191,
Co.
has
' !7
V-
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.
lb
is
being
offered
stock-,- to
for
the
the
for
The
s,
company
automotive
is
engaged
valve
the
in
the
•
'
drilling
largest
manufacture
CemS ^
Inr
!ii
wnich
u
•>
Netel!,0tU Ended
-V
V'
'
urn
1!)0- P. 1633..'
Pearson
drawn
Oct.
shares.
Beatrice
on
—
Feb.
31.
V
stock
(par 25
the
of
of the Board, and William T. Rhame,
Antonio,
Texas
corporation,
announped on
San
listing of 142,000 added common shares for the purchasd
Accessories, Inc., of Fort Worth; 342,550 shares for retirement
and
sold
-:
distributes a general line
television advertising to build
firm
using
general
maintains
offices
CalifJ;;
at
'v'77
of St.
firm,
South
501
shares
of
women's
The
Minn.,
Paul,
■- ••
,
of
Spitler
V
continue
to. operate
as
separate
a
President of Air
Spitler former
I.
W,
been named a Vice-President
V'V',-. %
;.,'r"%7
7
has
also
,
Payson
explained
that the retirement of $771,000 of debt;
would improve Texstar's current position and its worth-to-debt ratio
as
well as
free up cash for
the corporation's expanding business.
Mr.
of
•
electronics
of Ballas¬
closely-held corporation, will be exchanged for an undisclosed
of shares of Telex common stock.
The'Ballastran acquisition
add about one-fourth in gross sales for Telex, on the basis of the
a
certain
to
offer
The
classes
of
creditors was
debt.
based
on
for equal face value of
of stock
«
$2.25
7 '
per
..
-
Slab minority; interest was held entirely by
Lift
personnel.
The purchase was made under
the corporation's policy of . acquiring 100%
ownership of all operating
divisions,
and in
order to consolidate all of Texstar's construction
activities in one division,—V. 190, p. 1568.
:,.V
•
outstanding Lift
Slab
management
The
cos¬
of
of expansion through acquisition of or merger with
with complementary talents and facilities. •
terms of the purchase, Mr. Ryden explained, stock
direction
Mr.
Texstar Corp.
of The
has announced on Feb. 8
Under
the
Inc.
will
Plastics
Texstar
new
under
Accessories,
'7/7; 7''*;.
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Texstar
expected to increase
profit
entity
direct sales. The
Fairfax Ave.,'•Los
7
in 1959 and in 1960 are
$200,000 this year. The company
windows,
and "bubbles" for in¬
dustry, especially the aviation industry, and is said to be the world's
largest, manufacturer of marine windshields.
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7
.
shares for full
its Lift Slab
approved by
35,554
before taxes reaching
manufactures
plastic windshields,
with
spring wound
190, p. 2288.
150,000
share).
per
and
henceforth to be known as
Air Accessories,
of
sales
Plastics,'were $3 million
a
offered
indebtedness,
outstanding
of
$771,000
purchase of the outstanding 20%
minority interest in
Group of subsidiaries.
The listing application has been
both the American and Toronto Stock Exchanges.
cents)
companies
companies' most recent financial reports. Ballastran sales for its
full business year were in excess of a million dollars; Telex gross
sales for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1959 were $4,470,000.
Ballas¬
tran has 150 employees,"compared with Telex's 300.
.
..
Ballastran's present management will continue
to direct the new
division's operations at Ft. Wayne and will also become a part of the
corporate management group, Mr, Ryden said.' Ordean Kiltie. Ballas¬
tran president, will become a vice-president and director of Telex
• eneral
manager of the Ballastran. Division.
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A 25%
interest in Electro-i_ogic Corp., recently-organized California
instrument
firm, has been purchased by Telex, Inci, -it was an-
and
"0Th?dacTuisition18of
program
and'devices
Tip Top Products Co.—Registers
-
Bonds—
of 1515 Cuming Street, Omaha, Neb., filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Feb. 11, 1960, covering $600,000 of 6%
first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series B. due December 1969 (wita
warrants), to be offered for public sale at 100% of principal amount of
debentures.
Warrants attached to each $1,000 bond will entitle holders
to purchase
20 shares of class A common stock at an initial exercise
price of $11 per share. The underwriters, J. Cliff Rahel & Co. (Omaha)
and The First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Nebraska, will receive a commission
of $75 per $1,000 bond.
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This company,
The
of
company
is engaged in the design,
of hair accessories,
assortment
wide
a
and
pin curl
manufactures
manufacture and distribution
including hair curlers, wave
clips, chignons, combs, hair rollers and barrettes.
and sells plastic toys, liquid solder and adhesive.
It also
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to pay the bal¬
the amount of $420,000 due Western Electric Company, Inc.,
purchase of its building located adjacent to the company's
Net
in
ance
the
for
present plant and general offices.
The balance of the proceeds, ap¬
proximating $120,000, will be applied to the financing of improvements
and
fixtures in the building, the total cost of which is estimated at
$150.000.—V. 190, p. 609.
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.
minority
ownership
with
headed by Vincent A. van Praag,
marketing of Packard-Bell Computer Corp.
is George J. Giel, former chief engineer
director of
van
Praag
strument division
Electro-Logic
will
»
Of the net
offices.
$60,030
proceeds
.
7
.
,
*
,
,
President,
Calif,
Tenax,
a
•
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its unpromising 1958 beginning, Toro ended last year with
23% to some $18.2 million, and nec Income 607o greater at
($3.07 a common- share) than a year earlier.
outlook for this year, according to David M. Lilly, Toro's presi¬
up
The
dent,
is even brighter,
fiscal
for
througn
will accept the offering
Jil-oJSone
will be 60c per share.
The company
warrants to the underurit
tan aggregate-price of $200.
The warrants will ent tie the
hnldtr to purchase an equal number of shares of common stock at S4
& Co
The underwriter
basis and the commission
will issue 20,000 stock purchase
Lomasney
era
ut
unv
PHtPr
time
1ms
before
March,
1965.
In addition the
under-
of common stock at $1 pet share.
registration of 30.400 shares of common
purchased 10 000 shares
T?e protpeows So
Sk.
Fabrikant at $0.66 per share as a findei s fee. .
The company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the business of seUt,J lreezeis. supplying specified foods to freezers. Of the proceeds of
freezer-owner and financing
Ing lreezei?
suppii
B
'rrhnser of the
time pauneii
added to working capital to restore the
JhZk
sold
pSSn 's
to
Max
cash
1960,
Lilly looks for a 15%
with a comparable increase
po8Sn "l,ich
was
impaired by a substantial deposit
increase in dollar volume
in profits.—V. 190, p: 8171
Tradewinds Exploration, Inc.—Acquires—
See Sunset
International Petroleum Corp., above.—V.
Tungsten Mountain Mining Co.,
With Securities and
company
on
189, p. 1972.
:
Seattle, Wash.—Files
Exchange Commission—
of notification with the
to be offered
on the basis
for each eight shares held.
The offering will be
P. Pratt & Co., Inc., Seattle, Wash.
to be used for expenses incidental to mining opera¬
Feb.
15
filed
a
letter
covering 50.000 shares of common stock (par $1)
first for subscription by stockholders
at $2 per share,
SEC
Feb. 16
150.000 shares of
.
$695,655
of the in-,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
an
$7,903,429, more than double the total
($3,608,767).
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Despite
sales
Associated
located at 375 Park Avenue, New York on
registration statement with the SEC covering
»
b
offered for public sale at $4 per share
A
Minneapolis-based power mower company reported on
for the first six months of the fiscal year beginning
were
_
company,
The
filed
Manufacturing Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
sales
1959,
Los Angeles instrument
electronic instruments m its
Already in production is a new low-cost, digital-
nr
producing and dlstributmedical profession prin-
above.
Feb. 19
Aug. 1:
for the same period
last year
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Earnings for the past, six months were $310,311, or $1.35 a share,
compared with a loss of $44,369 (a loss of 23 cents per share) in the
first half of fiscal
1958-59. Current earnings were based on 225,767
shares outstanding as of Jan. 31, 1960.
/
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This
that
of Genisco, Inc.,
produce a . line of
plant.
indicating voltmeter.
—V.
190, p. 95.
Venice,
nn
and physicians'
lias outstanding
another step in
J.
in|lect?oe-LogichCoarpdefs
former
Mvror^
The
is
Toro
The
(,,,
Hotel—
Hotels, Inc.—Sells Florida
Tisch
7 See Kratter Corp.,
of
A.
exist-
with
1958.
this
expansion in areas of advanced electronic systems
Ryden, Telex President, said. "This investment
the recent purchase of Ballastran Corp.
represent associations
products and engineering talents complementary to, those
Telex's
and
of 500 Northland Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y., filed a
?n slateraent with the SEC on Feb. 19, 1960, seeking reglssale
0 100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public
W
,.,tn
1 01" none, basis by shields & Company. Tne public offer¬
ee tirur an.
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment,
officiate f^V
€,r aIso has acquired a five-vear option from management
«erei«kl0:r the Pul"P^He,of 30.000 of the 200,000 outstanding shares,
loans.
/
the
9
Air
of
of
letter of notification with
a
of common
1959
of
electronics
gram
.*
sale of fastensteel bars and colls
Win,
-Public offering -price.
engaged in the business of
use by the
ad'fini
"nspitals, blood banks, laboratories
8r
fu11 ,0 ^'ie 200,000 common shares, It
.
Chairman
Payson,
S.
President
Files With
Commission—
Feb. 9 filed
mnnTk
bank
*
•
€orp.—Acquires—Adds Shares—
last
and
-
M
ai $125,000 ofDenture notes
.,
-
Texstar
two
P.
I960—Month—1959 1960—11 Months—1959
$1,057,574 „ $1,052,774 $17,291,298 $15,924,316
"f.nlsposable equipment far
Harnick
producers believe the the total cost of opening a first-class
the musical in New York City, including all production
the cost of an out-of-town try-out,
will not exceed
$350,000.-
the
in
operators
Telex, Inc.—Acquires—
will
and
reKiJ;Sn)c,olP0ration'
cinaiiv
said novel to be written and
into contracts with George
and Jerry Bock pursuant
on
entered
profits is payable to any person.
net
The
Gyroscope Co.—New Contracts—
is
and
This
filed a
210,000
Sterilon Corp.—Registers With SEC—
ing
based
Sheldon
production of
expenses
and
26.
stock at par ($1
Stores Inc.—Sales Lower—
Jan' 31—
efforts of Griffith and Prince), the partner¬
the purpose of producing the dramatico-
number
earnings for ..1939 included the results ot operations of
& Varnish Works, Inc.- and George C. Borthig Co.,
companies were acquired during the year.—V. 176, p. 1419.
Sterchi Bros.
Play
have
the
Feb.
all assets and business of the Ballastran Corp. of Ft,
manufacturer of magnetic-type devices for the electronics
.7 \
7
7
The Ft. Wayne organization will be known as the Ballastran Divi¬
sion of Telex, A. J. Ryden, Telex president said.
Ballastran, a wellknown firm in its field,.'serves a national market for high quality mag¬
netic components such as tiansformers, filters and other devices.
In
accordance with plans announced by Telex last year for entering the
unportant magnetics field/ the Ballastran Division will become Telex's
magnetic components facility,' Mr. Ryden said.
•-.7
•- ;
--Ballastran also becomes the first major step in Telex's stated pro¬
for the year ended Oct. 31, 1959 increased 18.4% over the
sharJ^Us,Tear' and ,that net .'income amounted to $264,167, or $1.14 a
common
stock
on
231,016
shares outstanding at Oct. 31,
Vear
comParcd with $151,853; or-66 cents a share, for the previous
°n
at
record
'7
acquisition
'
Outstanding
of
-.Wayne, Ind.,
industry.*
Standard-Toch Chemicals, Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
shares
shareholders
to
Sunset
of
test
Angeles,
orSisales
229,916
made
approached the end of its fiscal year on Jan. 31 with shipments
$3,000,000 in the fourth quarter.
•
7"v
; - '■
new orders included quantities of spare parts for the Air Force
metics
Proprietary products.
a
share
date is Feb.
corporation
company
After the sale the estate
outstanding
cold
million dol¬
;7v.
77:7 7 7'.
one
.
have
$350,000
to
amounting
contributions
of
"for
produced.
The
Abbott, Jerome
to which said
persons have undertaken to write the book, music and lyrics for the
Musical.
The contract with the writers provides for a royalty in the
aggregate of 434% of the gross weekly box office receipts and the
contract
with Samuel Hopkins
Adams, as amended, provides for a
royalty of 1% of such receipts. It is anticipated that George Abbott
will act as director of the musical and if he does
so that he will
receive 2% of the gross weekly, box office receipts and 20%
of the
net profits of the partnership,
computed before any other share of
musical
Mid-Continent-Texas area
rigs added to the six previously owned.—V. 190, p. 2663.
common
Co.—Appts.—
Helen S.
of
estate
trnln. products;
.
69th
sale
presently entitled 'Tenderloin.' " The play is based on a
by Samuel Hopkins Adams entitled "Tne Fanatic."
The
Play
Weidman,
Corp.—Sells Division
return for more than
stock.
7
7 7
was
a
of Ro way ton, Conn,,
(and 12 E.
to offer the said shares for public
units). No underwriting is involved.
the
formed
producers
in
428.
p.
Petroleum
common
which
each
Payment
November
income
nd
revenues
filed
York,
New
Prince,
50
aggregate
written
share
is Executor of the Estate; and she is a
beneficiary, under the will of Helen S. Pearson. Beatrice P.
ewny also owns an additional 191,085 shares of stock.
lie
Suburban Gas registered
gallons of LP-Gas,
gross
Avenue,
tGriffith and Prince) entered into an agreement in August
1958, as amended Nov. 30, 1959, with The Estate of Samuel Hopkins
Adams, under Which the producers acquired the exclusive stage pro¬
duction rights to said novel, including the right to cause a dramatico-
64,200,000
anticipates
Fifth
630
producers
(Gwen) Taylor Cosmetics, Inc.—Common Stk. Offered
-—Samuel B. Franklin & Co., of Los Angeles, Calif., in
be
,tes 24.4 ft--., of ..the outstanding stock.
hold
102,870
*12%)
of
jjenany, of Miami B.'ech.- Fla.,
191,
1959
gyros
offered to the public
through underwriters .headed bv; Horn blower & Weeks, The offering
P ice and
underwriting terms will be supplied by amendment.
7
stock
novel
These were in addition to orders from Martin Co. for
approximating $1,000,000 announced previously.—V.
7
appointed transfer and dividend disbursing
stock, 10 cent par value of the company.—7
'
; 7
,
.common
sold
company
Denver in
of
$i50,000.
$
114,812,020
52,808,622
This
company, of 2701 Washington Boulevard, Bellwood, 111.
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 17, 1960, covering
outstanding
30,
and
of
propose
<or
(through
be
to
musical
acquisition
of Warren-Bradshaw Drilling makes "Tradewinds,
already a major contract driller in the Rocky Mt. region;
20
tran,
of
April
amounting to more than $250,000;
'Standard Screw Co.—Registers With SEC—
j6hares
then-
and
substantial order for special tools
equipment from Beech Aircraft Corp.; follow-on orders from
Douglas Aircraft Co. exceeding $100,000;
and actuators, directional
gyros
and vertical gyros for McDonnell - Aircraft Corp, in excess of
,
been
common
745.
p.
shareholders
Gas
is
The
To Issue Note —At a
Sta-Brite' Fluorescent Manufacturing
V-
the
raised
ship
said.
York),
of $7,000
When
prompted
was
exceeding
p. 930.
s&ent
Pacific Coast Stock
the NYSE
on
partnership
and. Harold rS,
New
Street,
:in units
company of Santa Monica, announced it received new contracts
purchase orders close to $1,600,000 during the month of December
- and
bear interest at the rate
payable quarterly.—V. 183,
also
he
the
year
Tradewinds
Summers
final instalment of $325,000, to
per
the
on
limited
Griffith
2,000,000
share.
'".This
!
>
5M»%
authorized
per
;
Units—
Co.—Registers Play
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 17, 1960, covering $350,000
of
limited
partnership
shares.
The
general
partners, Robert K.
the SEC
to be offered
at $3 per share, through T. M. Kirsch Co., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
National Bank.7 of Chicago, Chicago, 111., payable in
eight consecutive:' quarterly- instalments, the first seven
instalments to be,in the aimount of $25,000 each and a
of
Suburban
$11,378,979
fiscal
covering 100,000 shares
exceeding $500,000 to The First
not
the
of
value of $1
'
$600,000.
Tenderloin
nation's
Securities and Exchange
the 17th day of ""December^. 1959, the Commission author¬
ized Speetor Freight System to issue a promissory note
of
of
Charles
hearing held at the ICC office- in Washington, D. C., on
amount
ended
year
of
BUSINESS—The
in the
parts
molders.
Sutton Leasing Corp., New York, N. Y.
'7.7 ,7. y;- .77
1.
y'r
—
shares
par
.
.
exception
was
of
one
21,626,525
17,940,508
127,626,178
4,185,630
58,039,905
Speetor Freight System, ;inc.
:
stock
such
largest distributors of LP-Gas
approximately 73,000 residential/ commercial and
from 117 marketing plants in the eight western
announcement,
which
7'5,293,926
$
11,054,728
•:
by
whose
has sold its Warren-Bradshaw Drilling Co. Division,
substantial
domestic
exploration
acreage
to
Tradewinds
distributed
15,
.:ll,067;547. 11*347,205 132,626,043 120,332,045
10,090,886
?10,423,676 122,494,555 109,784,404
operating" Income
fcharges^^-I
Net
V
v
dies
own
on
jointly by Morton A. Sterling,
Sunset International's President, and E. C. Dorroh, head of Tradewinds, also stated that 7/10ths of a share of Tradewinds stock would
1959—12 Mos.—1958
j
,
of
company
The
59,763,575 735,675,480 672.459,399'
33,176,012 417,383,354 384,506,712
.
of
the
International
including
Exploration,
lars
Co*—Earnings-
'1 1959—Month—1958
»
fiscal
current
Sunset
and
revenues' 72t •'63,883,871
38;042,713
Operating expenses
Federal income
taxes,'
10,170,899
of
of $14,000,000.—V.
excess
119,144.103
7 74,782,853
.
n
Operating
its
quoted
Product
23,359,062
19,140,154
'fl,655,387
Telephone
from
majority
custom
listing application
a
number
serves
revenues
the
For
and
'
1,193,682
are
one
customers
the
For
gross
$
,
Southwestern,
other
distribution,"
is
company
industrial
1959—12 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
$
Period Ended Dec. 31
with
a
Prices
the
.
Operating revenues
11,385;989
10,648,962 127,882,728
Operating expensesl-L^ '
7,845,773:7:7.033,982 '79,562,486
Federal income taxes!.— ^1,254:891 \: 1,188.000 ,18,879.338
Other .operating taxes— V 541,852 7;
463,048
6,081,842
^
produced
are
Buffalo,
states.
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
\r
-V.
there
16,
geographical
The
.
com¬
former
or
This
decision to file
The
California Water Co.—Private Placement—
.operating income.1;743,473
chargeS——__T 7 1,421,368
101
one
v' >
191, p. 205.
of
company.
shares outstanding with
the
wide
through Dean Witter & Co. and Smith,
Polian & Co., has arranged to place privately $3,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, ' 5.40% series due 1990, it was
announced on Feb. 11.7 $2,450,000 of these have already
been delivered and $550,000 are to be delivered not later
than April 8, I960,—V. 189, p. 485.
Net
outstanding
present
with
been
This company,
Net. after
the
by
utility has filed
"The
be
"
the
company also tends to list its stock
Exchange," Mr. Sidenfaden said.
1,
Period End. Dec. 31—
company
Inc.,
of
"The
1975- The payment of principal and interest is not contingent.
debentures are not convertible.
BUSINESS—The company's general business is that of doing per¬
sonal loan and discount
business, and an insurance agency. The
company has been continuously in business in Atlanta, Georgia since
the date of its incorporation.
Its principal business is that of loans
to individuals, under the Georgia Industrial Loan Act and the Florida
Small Loan Law.—V., 190, p. 2663.
•
all
an application with the NYSE for listing of its
stock, company President W. R. Sidenfaden announced on Feb.
Giving effect to the two-forgone stock split which has a record
12*
These
.
the
competitive basis
common
♦
Southern
by
of
owned
are
According to the prospectus, all the molded
Products,
officers
notes
..
210,400
has
company
which,
Suburban Gas Service, Inc.—Files for Listing—
t
;
debenture
relatives.
used
by
a
of
common
Cf
Oct
on
This
FEATURES—The securities offered are subordinated
fiPhentures, series-G, with interest being payable on the first day
Tnniiary
April, July and October of each year, and having a ma- '
? itv of Oct. 1; 1975v Series G debentures are expressly subordinated
mid shall at all times be subordinated and junior in right to all
irp^ntlv outstanding subordinated 5% debentures of the company,
pries D, series E, and Series F, and to all notes or other evidences
f indebtedness
issued or owned by the company now or hereafter
?n anv insurance company or any bank or any other institutional
Investor Series G debentures are a prior obligation only to the equity
ind interest of the holders of capital stock of the company. As of
RPDt
30
1959. the issuer had issued and outstanding $166,500 of
series D 'debentures, $216,500 of series E" debentures, $423,500 of series
p debentures,
and $837,500 of subordinated 5%. series G debentures,
in denominations' of $500 and $1,000
each, for the sole benefit of the
issuer
The offering is either for sale or for exchange, at par, for
nresently outstanding debentures, series D, series E, and Series F.
All of said debentures,
series-D, series E, series F and series G are
subordinated 5% debentures. All of these series G debentures mature
nrRENTURE
contracts;
shares of common stock outstanding, all
of the 10,000 shares purchased by the
underwriter, are owned by the promoters, directors,
and oificers oi
the company.
Leon C. Hirsch, President, owns 165,000 shares
(78%)
and Max Fabrikant owns
30,400 shares (14%).
After completion of
the sale of the new shares the present stockholders will have an equity
of $409,163 as opposed to an equity of $217,097 prior to the offering,
the public will have an equity of $291,704 for an aggregate investment
The
<
purposes.
owners
as
The
Plastic
owned
is
corporate
proper
provide
indebtedness.
term
improve others, increase facil*
J,?.vans' are listed
President, Alvin E. Backes, Vice-President, and
parts
plastic
products,
new
officers
their
or
DuBois
Discount Co. — Debentures Offered — This
mmoany on Dec. 28 publicly offered $155,000
of 5%
Lrips "G" debentures at par, being offered in denomi¬
nations of $500 and. $1,000. ,
>
Southern
bring out
other
shares.
officers
191, P.
-V,
be
ities,
sales
i
u
company
to expand tho
additional capital and en¬
discount certain retail
$25,592 will be used to discharge short-
the
enable
to
to obtain,, Dank credit and to
company
installment
P an^
be constructed. In addition, the debenture notes
n loan fn(febtedness will be retired. The remaining proceeds
used
u
m
111,329,684
8,944,258 107,299,150
,:8,577,449 .7
cUarges——
205.
alter
i
f
win
lour
10,190,858
11,610,154
income--—,
jjet oper.
the
$200,000
business;
its
of
able
to
institutions
financial
with
scope
i
66,852,26162,510,251 767,111,441 702,328,079
42,210,771
38;320,010 469,129,526 433,305,100
7,531,503
9,309,519 106,000,345 101,525,250
4,689,864
61,881,887
56,168,045
5,499,833
—
Anprating expenses —
0P?ra_, mcome taxes-
53
(949)
Chronicle
Sale °f 1addlti°nal stock, about $125,000 will be used to conS?1a"d etfnjP an additional plant in Fayette, Ala. The City of
offered to doaiate to the company a three-acre plot on
Bell Telephone &
Southern
period
The Commercial and Financial
.
. .
of
one
new-
underwritten
The
share
by H.
proceeds are
tions.
Offered—Frank P.
Feb. 16 com¬
menced a public offering of $2,000,000 6%% convertible,
debentures due 1969 (initially convertible into shares
of common stock at the rate of ^ 600 shares for $1,000
principal amount of debentures) and an additional 250,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) being offered
in units of $1,000 principal amount of debentures and"
Turner
Hunt
&
Timber
Corp.^—Securities
Co., Inc., of Rochester, N. Y., on
54
125 shares of
purchase
and
West
net
timber
of
of
Net
The
company
date
may
erty;
in
V.
36,485,000 board
there
addition,
p.
2186.
190,
Ultrasonics
o3.oGu
are
Industries
With Securities and
The corporation
covering
to
Long
Hines
S2 per share, without underwriting.
at
The
proceeds
be
to
are
With
Securities and
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
The
—V.
proceeds
191,
to
are
N. Y.
be
used
Mr.
in
clared
be
to
corporate
purposes.
United
This
of
Technology
General
The
Corp.,
Donald
action
Hartford.
Gen.
United
word
and
said
at
companies
the
the
and
definitive
more
company's
Co.
share on its capital
first to stockholders of
location
chosen
was
manufacturers
$295,000
term
year
credit
plant,
who
1959,
are
new
the
meet
in
de¬
last
such
been
its
e.fect
for
wholly owned subsidiary of
a
United
the United
to carry out research and develop¬
liquid propellants. rockets and advanced
and
See
is
center
to
$551,400.
aid
in
financing
banks.
the
of
the company has two
multi-million
under
construction
of
San
191,
dollar
engineering
and
United
space
center
See
development and
of lond some
a
3.200-acre
a
on
Jose.—V.
and
to
year
Venezuelan
a
"Reclaimator"
in
years.—V.
Argentina
133,
2340
p.
tire
manu¬
Two
Steel
Corp.,
piece
Van
Aircraft
Norman
and
S.
Corp.—Sub.
above.—V.
191,
Corp.,
Expands—-
Polymeric Chemicals, Inc.—Secondary
Offering
underwriting group headed by Dominick & Dominick
and
including Schwabacher & Co. and Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox on Feb. 16 made a secondary offer¬
ing on Feb. 16 of 71,090 shares of common stock (par
50 cents) at $40 per share with a dealer's concession of
$1 per share. This offering was oversubscribed and the
Van
of
holders
this
will
who
sale
being
the
for
all
receive
selling
approximately
sold
the
of
the
shareholders
121,400
shares
of
of
account
net
will
the
certain
proceeds
continue
of
to
selling
as
a
materials
and
1959
$1.05
of
share
per
for
sales
the
of
For
and
and
10
For
the
by
After
in
The
$98,907,
It
CAPITALIZATION
AS
AT
JAN.
1,
Authorized
note payable to bk., due
1960-*63
preferred stock (no par value*
Common
stock
(50c
deemed
iOf
and
and
from
shares,
752 shs.
fExcluding
treasury.
Dutch
currently
guaranteed
lt
has
Florins
bearing
per
any
may
be
sold
to
employees
by
the
held
and
company
stock
issues
which
of
5 V* %
per
The
annum.
company
(approximately $79,000 of this amount;
of this subsidiary
under a
agreement involving its plant in Utrecht,
balance
$114,000*
due
as
which
of
Sept. 30,
amount
1959
have
common
preemptive
stock
rights
bears
other
than
to
In
the
The
Trust
of
common
interest
stock
are
and
shares
of
presently outstanding
fully paid and nonassessable.
Registrar of the common stock is Empire
Co., 20 Broad Street, New York
5, N. Y.
yNDERWHITERS--T he un<Jerwriters
& Dominick are
inick
such
below:
of
Dominick
-V.
Dominick&
Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer &
p.
428.
191,
—71.1633
—
been
has
design
of
at
the
Indian
than
more
Atomic
100,000
sq.
awarded
$4,000,000
a
India, it was
International President.
been
retained
by
Vitro
announced
Energy Depart¬
ft. of floor area.
research
to
act
radiation laboratory.
Mr. Stone
the
Brussels World's Fair, the
Philip Goodwin)
facilities
in
processing,
engaged by
architectural
as
designed the
United
Museum of Modern
the United States Embassy
and
for
radiochemistry,
construction
and
opera¬
industry in the fields
metallurgical
development
of
and
the Government
of India as
consulting
water production plant now under
When completed, this plant will have
day of nitro-limestone fertilizer and 16
fertilizer-heavy
Nangal,
1.600
India.
tons
per
heavy water.
Co.- -Sales
Up—
January-
I960
1959
$23,623,100 $21,594,045
246.
(Mo.)—Sales Higher-
January—
ot
ig60
$17,438,000 $15,935,000
———
York, N. Y.
Commission—
•>
Se-7iCorp?,rati0n
Jr
,t,
°n Peb' 16 flled a state™ent with
t&Te\ °' cpf1™0Vt0ck (no par) to
stockholders of record at close of
^Involved™ "cw *hare ,or each
underwriting
VhC191 r°pCe429 afe t0 ^ USgtl f°r general
Western
Pacific RR. Co
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
rev.
fr.
railway
191, p.
Files
SEC covering
offered
business
at
$50
Feb.
15
>*">.
corP<>rate
No
purposes.
Earnings—
19594-Month—1958
revenue
$3,831,084
expenses
oper.
the
be
—
el*ht
3,561,841
ry.
opers.
$269,243
oper.
inc...
1959—12 Mos —1958
$4,484,381 $52,903,721
3,389,488
41,217i933
188,643
$52 089 924
39',lob;715
$1,094,893 $11,685,788 $12,989 209
575,119
5,857,802
7,365,665
48.
White Stores Inc.—Sales
Up—
January—
I960
1959
$3,350,391
$3,307,879
Sales
__
12
FoxlZZZZ".
-
—V.
191, p. 246.
17.5833
11.2534
United States Rubber
Co.—Record Sales and Net—
records '"creased 12%and net income 57% in 1959 and both set new
Present reported™ FeT'll ' Chairman' and John W- McGovern,
the
Western Electric Co.,
Inc., New
With Securities and
Exchange
underwriter
%
&
the
at
p.
Month of
Schwabacher
corporation,
for
'
Railway
named below, for whom Dom¬
acting as representative, have severally agreed
to
purchase from
the
selling stockholders an
aggregate
of
71,090
shares of common
stock, each underwriter
agreeing to purchase from
each selling stockholder the
percentage of the shares to be sold by
such
selling stockholder set opposite the name of
<
has
chemical
year of
191,
for
the
Agent
have
—V^9l7pr246r""""*~""""'"™
employees.
opinion of counsel for the company the
Transfer
each
,
Month
was
subscribe
15,000
prorated
stockholder.
its
company may sell for cash to its employees.
Of such 15,000
shares, 945 had been issued as of Jan.
1. 1960 and
10,755 were reserved against
outstanding stock options, leaving a bal¬
ance
of 3.300 available for sale to
shares
per
—V.
obligations
(approximately
stock
for
Sales
a
at
purchase
were
Trombay,
Western Auto Supply Co.
purchase
the unpaid
common
at
Walgreen
wholly-owned unconsolidated sub¬
loans outstanding in the amount
(approximately $111,000) due through 1963
the
the
energy,
bank
interest
by
largest integrated radioactive
association with
Month
•
in
located
will
the
Stone
capacity of
tons
free
annum.
of
a
op¬
300,000 florins
additional
common
owned
1960,
had
guaranteed
florins
5%
Holders
stock
outstanding
D.
construction
v; >
whereunder
428,755
at
1,
N.V.,
20-year conditional
Holland,
shares
against
of
this
of
at
Spector, Vitro
center,
one
engineers
re¬
-
•:
has
also,
3,300
shares
Jan.
Polymeric
420,500
been
rights.
of
and
reserved
are
tendered
Government
laboratory
weapons systems.
Vitro is currently
reissued.
10,755
16,050
NOTE—As
of
be
have
division
a
Indian
A.
Pavilion
nuclear
?392,500 shs.
which
the
purchases
The
Outstanding
11,217 shs.
outstanding
that
Vitro International is
engaged in the design,
tion of advanced facilities for
government and
5600,000 shs.
heretofore
additional
an
preemptive
sidiary,
not
may
these
tions
shares
shares
authorized
radioactive laboratory will include
facilities
radioisotope and hot metallurgy operations.
•Payable in quarterly installments of $15,000, and the balance of
$75,000 due on June 30, 1963; plus annual prepayments,
commencing
31, 1961. equal to one-third of net earnings for the prior fiscal
year in excess of $100,000.
465
result
building in New Delhi.
cents
March
tlncludes
be
Art (in
$270,000
value)
par
the
Directors
world.
States
1960
*5'-;
the
consultant for
to
period
37
or
of
the
of
laboratory, to be
nuclear
Edward
Oct.
equal
by
radiation
Norman
will
the
both
ended
$416,810.
Dr.
ment
snare.
$6
contract
group,
corresponding
income
net
products
months
income
Board
with
66.42%
Vitro International,
Williamson Co.,
The company
on
for
subscription
writing
by
Cincinnati, Ohio—Files
Feb.
covering 8,000 shares
of
10
filed
class
are
B
a
to be
letter of
stock
stockholders
votved0*
The proceeds
reported
shares
in
of moi-p
apnroxi
of
$7ooo
the
of
with
6
$17,846,052
$17,432,838
for
in
the
that
in
a
tax
reductions
cost
earnings.
fisc-n
the
preceding
to $1.24 a
share
results
Defiance
arising from a loss carrv
prior year's provision, aggregating $165
020~
income
and
of
(par
record
as
to
of
^ eaCh 22 shares
used
for
With SEC
notification
$1)
be
Feb.
<r
comivu-ahin
'
sales
compared
loss
a
to
credits
in
were
part responsible
for
the sharn
"Foremost in
(F. W.)
general consumer
appeal."—V.
190,
Woolworth Co.—Sales Lower-
Month of January—
I960
Sales
—V.
308.
p.
1959
$51,583,608 $53,14G
89n
U
191, p. 246.
York Minerals, Inc., Custer, S. D.—Files With
SEC—
The
corporation
Jan.
on
filed
29
letter
a
of
notification
SEC
covering 237,550 shares of common stock
share), without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used
for
expenses
operations.—V. 191, p. 746.
($1
be
to
with
offered
at
the
par
per
incidental
to
mining
Atlas Securities
publicly offered
stock
150,000
in
part
to
additional
establish
Offered—
Jan. 23, 1960,
on
shares
(non-assessable) at
PROCEEDS—The
used
Stock
Co., of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
a
of non-voting common
price of $2 per share.
capital
raised
jobbers
new
and
by
this
offering
distributors
will
well
as
as
BUSINESS—This Wyoming corporation, located
to
West Lincoln-
Cheyenne,
way,
13,
1601
at
be
1955.
Its
drapery
a
Drapery
Wyo., was incorporated under Wyoming law on Dec.
principal business is the manufacture and distribution
traverse
Rod."—V.
rod
191,
p.
advanced
of
design
48.
known
as
the
"Young
-
...
Yuba
Consolidated Industries, Inc.—Registers Debs.—
rate,
by
public
offering
price
and
underwriting
amendment.
is
company
terms
will
be
v;'''
the surviving
corporation
of
three-way merger in
1957
of
Yuba
Consolidated
Gold
Fields,
Yuba
Industries, Inc. and
Portuguese-American Tin Co.
The company and its subsidiaries are
191. p. 746.
high-level
common
finished
the
net
stock.
common
$2,415,151
wrere
variety
a
industries.
$5,552,938
were
on
in
use
consumer
sales
net
1958
per
sold
are
defense
31.
shares,
of
of
1
^
equal
Jones
The
Vitro Corp. of America—New Contract for
Division—
stock¬
sale.
the
own,
basis
with
compares
number
same
1959,
adjustment of
noted
products with
engaged
of
of
with
offered
8,
now held
working capital.—V. 185,
the
at
I960
p.
BEC
$12 05
on
the
N°0 under!
1201.
in the
heavy
home
ical
from
able
fabrication and
mechanical
the
sale
the
of
and
company
addition
shares
connection
Machine
to
with
Co.,
field
heat
mining
the
resulting from
3,117,362
and
workshop and garden
equipment;
enable
In
stock.
BUSINESS—The
business
of
the
company
consists
generally
of
processing paper, fiber glass and other fibrous materials by impreg¬
nating them with a variety of synthetic resins.
The
impregnated
company's
Industries'
100,000
the
on
a
arz
Norman
only
—V.
books closed.
shares
and
supplied
V
above.
S4s'
This
corporation, of 1 Bush Street, San Francisco. Calif., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.- 18
covering $6,000,000
of convertible subordinated
debentures, due March 1975, to be offered
for public sale
through underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. The
550.
p.
thnt
our plans," said Mr.
Linsky, "is a
continuing program of product development, including
re-styling 0f our
principal lines, and the aggressive promotion of those Wilson
have
New
Bedford,
Mass., company announced on Feb.
10
that
150,558 shares of its convertible preferred stock were tendered
pursuant
to the
company's offer to purchase, which expired Feb. 2, 1960.
—An
The
division
:
Industries, Inc.—Tenders—
649.
p.
31,
outstanding,
Net profit was reported at $405,862, equivalent
with $80,748 or $0.25 a share in 1958.
The 1958
a
net capital
gain on the sale of the company's
He
thJ
bv
other
Italy
process.
Technology Corp.—New Name—
United
the
on
recently
Oct.
interest
time
possible
He estimated net earnings
shares
This
:
company
increase
Working
This
U.
share
a
1959.
328,396
share.
a
New
1960
to
same
beginning
licensed
rubber
manufacturers
several
States
Chemetron
cents
ended
back
of
company
patented
with
agreements
in
and
of
Bank
business.
the
year,
use
early
$950,000
the
made
was
Young Manufacturing Co.—Common
Manufacturers
from
Manhattan
and
action
that
for recovering nylon from scrap tires
industry was announced. Now in pilot plant
gives promise of becoming a significant new
process
to
1959
agreement for
the
on
period.-
Calendar
process
plastics
company's
facturer
during
U"1S1
H \ VOetAfA
provide advertising.
the
to
loans
Chase
arranged with
$1,096,038 at the
the
that
to
expanding
end.
a
molded
bank
and
was
from
the
at
of
Buffalo
f-VlA
compared
amounted to 74,000,000 pounds
pounds the previous
during 1960 and to be aug¬
facility in Vicksburg, Miss.,
production with initial daily capacity
dividend
current
included
55,000,000
million-oollar
the form
of
hv
renortert'
40
year.
de¬
per
April
on
directors
systems.
present
miles southeast
10
E.-listed
names.
age facilities under construction.
A research
is being built on a 25-acre site in Sunnyvale,
test
debt, in
increased
the
work
the
cents
with
enters
operation,
organized
was
S.
A.
continue
to
HoelorAH
U7QC
quarter ended Jan. 31,
cents
year
1
mid-South
product
adjunct
the
the fact
plus
two
1960.
new
a
The
reduced
six
During
Lt.
because
manner
is undertaking,
company
Technology Ccrp. is
Corp.
the fields of solid
much
a
primarily
12Va
payable
expected
when
Vicksburg
$1,203,536
meeting held in East
the company's parent
made
was
14,
the
that
compared
Trust
During
bore similar
Aircraft
At
by
of
be
construction,
was
new
for
directors
the
of
the
$130,000
mately
•
York,
United
5.
Feb.
on
sales
in
level during 1959,
rubber
Long-term
President.
of
bo*rd
change
name
ment in
propulsion
announcement
an
jump
announced
will
is
pounds.
of
capital
to
name
under
Traders
Subsidiary—
its
the
area.
Aircraft.
the
activities
of
scope
United
changed
the headquarters of
technology describes in
other
Las
(Ret.h
a
19. at
Jan.
to
USAF
taken
was
Putt
Park
according
L. Putt,
Conn.,
corporation
Menlo
of
than
1959
rubber,
1961
70,000
A
Aircraft Corp.—New Name for
1465.
that
said
the
for
at peak
level
in
mands
Feb. 20.—V. 190. p. 404.
corporation
1959',
in
1958.
p.
dividend
March
of
reclaimed
now
also
dividend
as
mented
Corp. Ltd.—Notes Placed Privately
He
quarterly
The
Production,
of
the
This
190,
attributed
1957.
a
stock.
corporation, through Bankers Bond Corp., Ltd.;
Mills, Spence & Co., and Deacon Findley Coyne Ltd.,
has arranged to place privately 51,000,000 of 7Yi% se¬
cured notes, series D, dated Feb. 15, 1960, and to mature
Feb. 15, 1980, at 100% and accrued interest, it was an¬
on
1958.—V.
a
1 QCH
11
improvement in operations during the past three months.
He said
sales
for
the quarter ending
Jan. 31, 1960, would
approximate
million
an
increase of
more
than 10%
over
the $4,067,000
pragram
the
—This
nounced
of
Peterson
year.
Union Acceptance
in
$40,176,803
to
reduced
was
cents
25
Up—Payments Resumed—
quarterly dividend
payments
and
sharm
earnings were-announced by this
companv
I
share, payable on Feb. 26, 1960, to sharehoirw
meeting of stockholders held in Boston on Jan. 29. The
com
paid a total of 45 cents a share in 1959.
Linsky, Chairman and President of the company since
Novem
Mr.
ber,
company to an overall increase in rubber consumption, greater activity
in the
automotive field,
and enhanced operating efficiency resulting
from
the company's
plant consolidation and modernization
106.
p.
$26,469,286
debt
amounted
taxes
Earnings after taxes for the year ended Dec. 31, 1959, were $557,204,
$1.25
per
share, compared with $301,210. or 67 cents per share*
previous year. Per share earnings for 1958 are adjusted to re¬
flect the recapitalization which
took
place during 1959. Sales were
$7,057,227 last year compared with $5,224,793 in 1958.
record
general
for
automotive
other
and
tires
the
begun
with
cents)
10
(par
income
Monday, February 29, I960
.
regular
quarter
CTiah
pany
or
Files
—
notification
of
100,000 shares of common stock
per share, without underwriting..
$2
at
letter
a
of
sales
Net
end
4'4:;4
filed
12
of
The highest earnings in its 76-year history
and a sales increase
during 1959 of 35%
over
the previous year were reported for this
Buffalo. N. Y., company by Chester H. Peterson. President, on Feb. 24.
Exchange Commission—
Feb.
on
steel
of
f
rx
The
„
Ultrasonics Industries, Inc., Albertson,
the 22-day strike of company
strike
which curtailed
automobile
spite
slower
.
annual
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co., Inc.—Record Net—News
offered
■
,
the
and
first
increased
prop¬
general corporate purposes.—V. 191,
used for
106.
P-
a
pulpwood.—
to be
10 ce^ts)
(par
1958
during 1959 from $164,656,700 to $159,working capital at the end of the year was $312,221,586,
working ratio pf 3.2, compared with $295,744,409 and 3.3 at
for
letter of notification with the SEC
a
in
set
turn
foreign
with
term
the
Exchange Commission—
of common stock
in
$870,615,700
with
of
Resumption
dividend
compared
$925,539,092.
were
in
of
record
previous
the
with
;
compared
Inc., Albertson, N. Y.— Files
Feb. 12 filed
on
shares
100,000
the
on
hardwood
of
cords
of
April
and
and
919,560.
forester,
consulting
an
an l"sis
by a
feet of salable timber
According
onlv.
in
Federal
right to mine the coal in the properties. According to the prospectus,
the proceeds from the sale of the units amount to less than $1,and the management is then faced with a choice of acquiring
either
of
the
properties,
it is
planned
to
purchase
the "Hines"
are
records
new
production
450,000
property
a
$976,765,702,
record
products.
if
there
$5.04
This
share,
and
share, in 1955.
a
.
Wilson Jones Co.—Net
to $5.30 a share of common
compared with 1958 net income
equivalent
dividends.
$3.05
totaled
1955
employees
organized on Sept. 16. 1959. The new
was
estimates that it will be from three to six weeks from the
the two properties are acquired until any of the timber which
be cut can be marketed; it is planned to lease to others the
$35,580,081,
or
or
sales
the
and
company
was
preferred
$33,559,494,
Va.
BUSINESS—The
after
$22,670,772,
lands known
coai
ana
income
stock
securities will be used for
as the "Ford
Counties,
Counties,
the
from
proceeds
tracts
Wet
(plus
15, 1959.
property located in Clay, Leslie, Harlan and Bell
the Hines property located in Webster and Braxton
Peabody"
Ky.,
of
Dec.
from
PROCEEDS—The
the
stock, at $1,001.25 per unit
common
interest
accrued
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(950)
for
debentures
to
an
will
of
and
be
of
steel;
equipment;
tools
gold
and
small
other
added
to
the manufacture
the
manufacture
electro-
minerals.
working
mechan¬
Proceeds,
capital to
carry higher inventories and accounts receiv¬
anticipated increase in volume of sales.
certain
the
erection
transfer
power
a
indebtedness the company has outstanding
stock, including 45,000 shares issued in
acquisition of the assets of Bedford Foundry &
common
Inc.—V.
191,
p.
24G.
Number 5929
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Cleburne
ALABAMA
County, County Hospital
(P. O. HeRin), Ala.
Board
Education Authority
Alabama
Bona
O.
(p Montgomery),
Sale—The $20,000,000 capi.imnrovement, series A revenue'
Rond
SPoffered
Feb. 25-v. 191,
on
awarded to- a syndiate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
m Inc., and Smith, Barney & Co.,
ot a nrice of 100.017, a net interest
?ost of about 3.75%, as follows:
100 000 as 5s.
Due on March 1
from 1961 to 1966, inclusive.
747—were
from
'
from
Dated
1961
Jan.
to
1960.
Due from
inclusive.
Legality
approved
Arant,
by
All
White,
&
Rose,
Bradley,
Birming¬
of
ham.
Bond
Sale—The
$130,000 water
1979.
'
■
price of
Bond
of the syndicate
Co.,
Inc., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
Sterne,
Agee
&
Leach,
Alex.
American Securi¬
& Sons,
Leedy, Wheeler & Al-
ties Corp.,
waterworks
to
to
Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Singer,
Deane & Scribner, Thomas & Co.,
Scharff & Jones, Inc.
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
Newman, Brown & Co., Arnold &
Crane, Clark, Landstreet & Kirk-
patrick, Julien Collins & Co., Dittmar & Co., Clement A.
Evans &
Co., Inc., Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Swiss American Corp., Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, Freeman & Co.,
McCormick & Co., Rambo, Close
& Kerner, H. V.
Sattley & Co., M.
A. Saunders &
Co., Shropshire,
Frazer & Co.
Howard
C.
Traywick &
Co.,
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., Arthur
L. Wright &
Co., Tuller & Zucker,
Irving J. Rice & Co., H. J. Steele
& Co., Mid-South
Securities Co.,
J. A. Overton &
Joyce, Robert
Sutro Bros. &
Co., Stein Bros. &
L. Whittaker & Co.,
Co., Tilney &
McDonald-Moore & Co.
Co.,
Finance
revenue
Due from 1962
inculsive.
'
for
Dated
March
by
Arant,
&
All
ham.
1,
Legality
1959.
White,
Rose, of
Bradley,
Birming¬
series
An
—
joOOjOOO general
of
obligation
minding warrants
Cook,
receive sealed
(MST) on March
7
for
the ; purchase
of
$60,000
street and highway improvement
bonds. Dated April 1, 1960. Due
on July 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
Phoenix.
■
$125 000
as 3%s.
Due
1965 inclusive.
to
lbb'°00
as
41/4S.
from
Due
as
4V2s.
to 1979
1966
from
,
Due
from
,
1972
inclusive.
nr?atjd.0ct-
L 1959. Legality
ap-
ai?V?White, Bradley,
&
Arant,
Pose, of Birmingham.
nu
El
Bond
Town
for
11
-ning
were
sold
to
kinApP rCOmposed of Stubbs, Watlana
c
Nati
Lon?bardo, Inc.; Cumbere.curPms Corp., and • First
Bank,
of
cost
Birmingham,
of par> a net interest
about 4.74%, as follows:
\ .8,000
as 5s.
at
\
n
Hsnnn
•90
187
on
Jan. 1 from
*° 1970 inclusive.
water revenue-1960 bonds.
from
1
by
as
4V2S.
Due
on
Jan.
interest
payable at the
office, or at the
(J-J)
Town Treasurer's
Phoenix. Le¬
gality approved by Gust, Rosen¬
feld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
Bank of Douglas, at
as
r
BraHio
4%s.
1976
to
Due
1981
Maricopa County, Alhambra School
No. 68
Dist.
on
Jan.
1
A-O.
Crescenta
Legality
&
school
Myers,
of
Los
Water
Valley
District,
offered
Feb.
on
16—v.
191,
National Bank of Los
H. Moulton & Co., and
Staats &
Co., at
price of 100.001,
of about 4.02%,
a
net interest cost
a
Angeles; R
William R.
follows:
as
$325,000
from
50,000
Due
7s.
as
Due
5s.
March
on
1
1969 inclusive.
1963 to
as
on
March
1,
1970.
1971
Due
and
1
inclusive.
Due on March 1,
100,000 as 3/4s.
1979
1978
to
March
on
37/8s.
from
1
100,000
Due
semi¬
1 and July
1961 to 1973 inclusive.
Jan.
3s. Due semi-annually
Jan.
1 and July 1, 1974
School District, Shasta
County, Calif.
Sale—The $75,000 school,
Enterprise
Bond
series
A
offered
bonds
Feb.
15—
747—were awarded to
Witter & Co., at a price of
191,
v.
Dean
p.
net interest cost of about
100.03,
a
4.65%,
as
follows:
$36,000 as 5s. Due on Feb. 15 from
to
inclusive.
1972
Due on Feb.
as 4.%S;
from 1973 to
.
9,000,
as
12,000
as
15
1978 inclusive.
Due
4.55s.
on
Feb. 15
1981 inclusive.
1979 to
Due on Feb. 15
4,60s.
1985 inclusive.
1982 to
Maricopa County, Cartwright Sch.
Dist. No. 83 (P, O. Phoenix),
Arizona
Offering—Rhea Averill,
Clerk
of Board
of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 11
Bond
Feb. 29 for the
purchase of $610,000 school bonds.
Dated March 1, 1960. Due semi¬
annually on June and Dec. 1 from
a.m.
(MST)
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
to
June
at
the
1973
1,
County
Treasurers
School District,
Grove
Orange County, Calif.
Sale—^The $600,000
Bond
Little
Rock, Ark.
Bond Sale—The
ous
bonds
offered
$1,850,000 vari¬
on Feb. 23
tional
Bank &
cago;
Chemical
Co., of New York.
Trust
Bank
Co., of Chi¬
New York
of Los Angeles;
Bank,
of
101.995,
Leland
a
basis of about 4.37%.
Stanford Junior University
Bond Sale—The
ing system 1959, series A revenue
bonds offered on Feb. 18—v. 191,
Pierce, Fenner &
Witter & Co.;
Co.; R. H. Moulton &
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Co.;
First
Inc.;
Dean
&
National
Portland;
Bank,
Bank
of
65i—were awarded to The Fed¬
eral Housing and Home Finance
Los
at a price of par.
Angeles County (P. O. Los
Angeles), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $18,309,000 un¬
limited tax bonds offered on Feb.
23—v. 191, p. 651—were awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by the
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
San Francisco, as 4s, as follows:
of
101.83,
of hospi¬
bonds, at a price
a
basis
of
the
Company, of St. Louis; J.
Barth & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Ira
Haupt & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.
Laidlaw & Co.; W. H. Morton &
Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.
Stone
&
Company; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
of Michigan Corporation.
Gregory & Sons; J. B. Hanauer
Co.; Kenower, Mac Arthur &
Co.;
Irving
Lundborg
&
Co.
Roosevelt
&
Cross;
Shuman.
J. A.
Co.; R. S. Dickson &
Inc.; Chester Harris & Co.;
Hogle & Co.; Kalman & Co.,
&
Inc.; A. M. Kidder & Co.; Bacon.
Stevenson & Co.; Burns, Corbetl
Pickard, Inc.; A. G. Edwards &
ards &
&
about
Co.;
&
3.99%,
$750,000
75,000
about
3 82%
5,409,000 county
juvenile deten¬
tion facilities
bonds, at a price
as
5s.
as
from
1961
to
41/2S.
as
follows:
Due
600,000
March 15
on
inclusive.
1970
Due
March 15,
on
1971.
'
,
4s.
as
Due
March
on
15
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
75,000
Is.
as
Due on March
15,
1980.
Orange Unified School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Offering
The County
Bond
—
Auditor
will
receive
until
a.m.
(PST)
11
sealed
bids
March
on
8
the purchase of $340,000 elec¬
tion
1958, series D bonds. Dated
1, 1960. Due on March 1
March
from 1961 to 1974 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
6 Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bond
gnat,
Co.; Hooker & Fay, Inc.
7
Levy,
Williams
&
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton; Third National Bank, of
Nashville; Wood, Gundy & Co.;
Arthur L. Wright & Co.; Zahner
Lawson,
Peque-
a.m. (PST) on March
purchase of $1,000,000
the
for
election
1959,.
Dated April 1,
1
from
series
to
bonds.
A
Due on April
1960.
1961
inclusive.
1985
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
fice.
veny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Palmdale School Dist., Los
Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $165,000 school
D bonds offered on
191, p. 551—-were
Taylor & Co., and J.
Hanauer & Co., jointly, as 4%s,
1957,
series
Feb.
16
—v.
awarded
Stern;
A.
will receive
Clerk,
side until 11
Mayer
&
Seasongood
Offering—G.
County
sealed bids at his office in River¬
Co.; McMaster Hutchinson
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Fred
D. Blake & Co.; Frantz Hutchin¬
son
&
Bank
Youngberg;
First
Agnew
Western
of
Palm Springs Unified School Dist.,
Hammill & Co.
Taylor ana "Y
Riverside County, Calif.
Shearson,
Inc.;
First
City,
and
Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.032, a net interest' cost
of
for
Corp.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Wil
liam R. Staats & Co.; Mercantile
a
Co.,
National
Securities
Webster
&
191, p. 846 —were
syndicate composed
—v.
Kansas
of
Stone
,
San
Francisco;
Schwabacher & Co.; Hill Richards
& Co.; Commerce Trust Co., of
Oregon,
Seattle-First
Seattle; R. W. Pressprich & Co.
;Y\. LYnnM'Y'N
B.
at
a
to
price
101.00,
of
basis
a
of
about 4.62%.
Pomona, Calif.
Bond
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; John¬
ston, Lemon & Co.; Wm. S. Morris
&
Offering—L. B. Thomas,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on March
& Co.;
14 for the purchase of $1,050,000
First of Arizona Co.; Wulff, Han¬
railroad grade separation, election
sen
& Co.; Hannaford & Talbot;
1958, series 2, general obligation
C. N. White & Co.; Jones, CosI bonds.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due
grove & Miller, and J. A. Overton
on April
1 from 1961 to 1990 in¬
& Co.
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.;
High School District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
Modesto
Sale
Bond
bonds
issue
An
—
school,
1959
000,000
offered
of
Callable
B
191,
747—was awarded to a syndi¬
cate
headed
by
the
Bank
of
America N. T. & S. A., of San
Francisco, at
price of 100.0009,
3.54%,
a
P
as
as
60,000
as
Due on April
5s.
1961
4s.
proved
of Los
by O'Melveny
Angeles.
15
Oakland (P. O. Oakland),
Port of
California
Offering
N.
Richard
Due on
April 15,
ceive
sealed
(PST)
March 23 for the pur¬
of $1,600,000 1957 revenue,
350,000 as 3V2s.
Other
—
Compton, Secretary of the Board
of Port Commissioners, will re¬
Due on April 15
1970 inclusive.
1966 to
1971
Myers,
inclusive.
350,000 as 3Y4s.
from
&
1964
to
1965.
from
1,
interest
April
and
office, or, at the option of
holder, at any fiscal agency of
the City, in Los Angeles, Chicago,
or New York
City. Legality ap¬
Bond
from
of
as
i pa 1
n c
the
follows:
$240,000
i
urer's
net interest cost of about
a
r
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
$1,-
series
Feb. 24—v.
on
1970.
p.
p<
Agency, as 3s,
23
awarded to
clusive.-
O. San Francisco), Calif.
$2,900,000 hous¬
(P.
Feb.
Lynch,
Smith
Weeden
N.
C.
and
-
County, Calif. »,
Bond Sale—The $1,500,100 1957
school, series F bonds offered on
'
Northern Trust Co., pf Chicago;
California
gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
23 —v.
191, p. 747 —were
awarded to The California Bank,
of Los Angeles, as 4%s, at a price
tal facilities
North
Smith,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Security- Firs.
National
Bank
of
Los
Angeles,
American Trust Co., of San Fran
cisco;
Continental
Illinois;: Na
Feb.
$12,900,000 replacement
office.
New York.
First Boston
Barney
&
Co.,
of
Inc.;
Corp.;
eral
as
1975.
Co.,
Co.,
Sons; Freeman & Co.; Hill Rich¬
from
on
&
Inc.,
Contra Costa
of
Trust
Co.,
Mt. Diablo Unified School District,
Trust
&
1980.
&
Co.
anty
Co.,
4s.
as
Garden
$509,000
as
annually
syndi¬
&
p.
Co., William R. Staats & Co., J.
Hogle & Co., and Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
4.005%, as follows:
the
Slocumb
Bank, of Chicago; Morgan Guar¬
approved
747—were awarded to a group
composed of The First-Security
747—were awarded to a group
composed of the John Nuveen &
16—v.
Feb.
ARKANSAS
°£
In¬
p.
191,
on
of
follows: Chase Man¬
Trust
from
Sale—The $609,000
offered
bonds
196°Interest
^ approved by White,
BirShamfnt'
(P. O. Phoenix),
inclusive.
A" & R°Se'
$230,000
1998 inclusive.
to
O'Melveny
Arizona
Bond
£an*
*
1961
1961
able
1
March
on
of
Angeles.
Dated
1, I960. Due on July 1 from
to 1889 inclusive. Principal
1961
mm1 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
'990
om
J.j
Due
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
dormitory
1958
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
from
Offering—S. T. Faulkner,
and
An issue 0f
obligation school
warrants
the
aboui
Bank; First National City
Bank; Bankers Trust Co., all ol
New York; Harriman Ripley
&
Co., Inc.; Harris Trust & Savings
Merrill
California
Clerk,
on
—
of
Offering—Martin Frazier,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Mirage, Ariz.
will receive sealbd
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on March
3
for
the
purchase of $200,000
Andalusia, Ala.
$4flnaflant Salc
refiini?' general
University
Bond
A.
•mnt0 1971 inclusive.
o(J9 000
1961
Prin¬
(P. O. San Diego),
bids until 10
as
Trust
Wesiern
San Diego
400,000
re¬
was sold to The
Bank & Trust
Co., of Mont¬
gomery, at a price of par, as fol¬
lows:
1
.
bonds
Grande, Ariz.
bids until 1 p.m.
union
Dated
March
(M-S) payable
18,000
issue
on
of
White &
members
were
Blyth
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O r r i c k,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Albertville, Ala.
Sale
$937,000
bonds.
Due
cipal and interest
Phoenix.
*ai'rant
A
of
Angeles County, Calif.
\
Bond Sale—The $8/5,000 water
City; Clerk,will
1362
Moore,
receive
Los
Bond Offering—Pauline I.
md
purchase
1, 1960.
ARIZONA
an.
G.
will
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
.
Casa
of
the
terest
inclusive.
1974
approved
&
Co., Fahnestock
4%s.
as
1989
leman, Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc., Hendrix & Mayes, Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., A. Webster
Dougherty &
Clerk,
sealed bids at his office in Eureka
until 2 p.m.
(PST) on March 8
California
22,000 general obligation water
bonds, as 3%s. Due from 1961
body & Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
County
basis
a
hattan
of San Francisco.
Home
follows:
as
bonds,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Equitable Secu¬
rities Corporation, Kidder,
Pea-
747—were sold
p.
and
$65,000
follows:
Bond Offering—Fred
Sale—An issue of $87,000
was
sold
to the
Federal
Agency,
Other members
on
par.
1, Housing
1980.
191,
offered
Orrville, Ala.
bonds
•
000,000 as 3.70s. Due on March
bonds
Housing and Home
Agency, as 47/8s, at a
Finance
3V2S. Due on March 1,
Areata Union High School
District,
Humboldt County, Calif.
Jr.,
101.62,
Other
cate
March
Hope, Ala.
revenue
of
3.88%.
CALIFORNIA
school,
New
to the Federal
1 ' 000,000 as
and
Hugo Marx
15,
1980
to
$z00,-
Co., and George M. Wood &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.11.
Feb. 18—v.
4000,000 as 3.70s. Due on March 1
from 1975 to 1978, inclusive.
Brown
01
6
system
4000 000 as
were as
sold to
were
3.60s. Due on March 1
1971 to 1974, inclusive.
'
l.sue
191, p. 747—were awarded
Raney & Sons.
hospital tax anticipation series
bonds
3V2s. Due on March 1
1967 to 1970, inclusive.
4000 000 as
1
000
A
Saie—An
v.
T. J.
Due on April 15
to
members
1975 inclusive.
the syndi¬
Blyth & Co.,
of
cate were as follows:
C. J. Devine & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, \ Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; R. H.
Moulton & Co.; J. Barth & Co.;
Inc.;
Peabody & do.; E. F.
Hutton & Co.; Stone & Young¬
berg;
Irving Lundborg & Co.;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Brush,
chase
series
bids
until
10
a.m.
on
bonds.
B
Dated
Feb.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1962 to
1980 inclusive. Callable as of Feb.
1960.
Due
on
1, 1975.
Interest F-A.
Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Francisco.
Richmond Sch. Dist., Contra Costa
County,
Kidder,
Bond
Calif.
Offerings—W.
T.
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un-
56
til
11
the
series
1960.
to
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
I
Due
1980
Dated
(M-S)
County
March
COLORADO
Aurora, Colo.
Principal
and
payable
office.
Treasurer's
be received until 2 p.m.
Le¬
from
1961
South
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Gordon T. Nes^
County
sealed
Clerk,
bids
Angeles,
will
his
at
until
9
in
office
Sale—The
offered
net
16—v.
191,
1,345,000
1
bids
fice.
March
2
for
the
185,000
sewer,
bonds.
Dated
SapDiego County (P. O. San
Diego), Calif.
on
Bond
hos¬
March
1
from
1961
1960.
Due
pital election 1958, series A bonds
tional
Feb. 23—v.
on
awarded
—rwere
headed
by
Inc.,
at
interest
to
191,
of
of
cost
Bank,
&
net
about
3.79%,
as
Bond
Schulz,
5s.
as
from
200,000
1961
Due
1964
to
4s.
as
June
on
Due
15
June
(EST)
15,
from
3%s.
as
Due
1966 to
1980
members
cate were
Co.;
of
June 15
on
the
Trust
&
Devine &
&
Co.;
Paine,
Jackson & Curtis:
ster Securities
&
ries
Corp.; Braun, Bos-
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.,
Unified
Alameda
Bond
School
G.
til 10
the
his
office
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
on
on
purchase of
obligation
in
school
Dated
1957,
(EST)
clusive.
1961 to
Principal.. and
(A-O)
payable
Treasurer's
the
at
office.
;
...
Union
v
Due
Joint
1960
to a
District,
A.
at
Riverside, until 11
(PST) on March 7 for the
purchase of $24,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, I960.
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Upland School District, San
Bernardino
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—V. Dennis War-
die,
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
will
his
Bernardino until 11
office
in
San
a.m.
March 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
O'Melveny
geles.
Legality
&
approved
by
Myers, of Los An-
•
the
pur¬
for
obliga¬
bonds.
(A-O)
—
625,000
1963 to
3.90s.
1971
1970 inclusive.
1980
Jan.
on
inclusive.
District
No.
2%s.
on
Legal¬
(P.
7
Due
O.
of
Morrow
Jan.
Co.;
Thornton,
by
&
Sch.
Dist.
Bond
Sale—T
191,
—v.
p.
of about
3.87%,
30,000
to
1965
of
electric
bonds.
revenue
expan¬
to
in¬
and
Illinois
as
by the pur¬
Board of Educa¬
upon
Dec. 1 from
Dec. 1,
on
1966
3.80s.
Due
Dec.
on
1
Bond
Counties,
Community Unit School District
No. 3 (P. O. Hillsboro), III.
Bond
Offering — John
F.
Cord,
No. 69
Bond Sale—An issue of
$635,000
building bonds were sold
syndicate composed of Mul¬
laney, Wells & Co., Nongard,
to
a
Showers
&
ipal
Bond
Co.,
Inc.,
Murray, Inc., Munic¬
Corp.,
and
a
4.45%,
as
135,000
as
Dated
man
S.
Yantis
at
&
Newman
bids
until
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
on
March 8 for the purchase of $750,000
general obligation school
building
1979
bonds.
Due
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
terest
bank
Feb.
from
1962 to
payable
at
in¬
such
trust company as may be
or
by the purchaser and
upon
the Board of Education.
by Chapman
Due
Sale—An
bonds
Legality
& Cutler,
Feb. r 18
both
as
The City
to
Charles
of
&
Murphys¬
from
1961
to
Legality approved
Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
as
4%s.
March
Due
Jan.
on
INDIANA
Danville),
75,000
sealed
chase of
bonds.
bids
March
on
until
10
for
1
p.m.
the
pur¬
$1,087,000 county hospital
Dated
March
semi-annually
Jan.
1,
from
1971
1
1960.
July
inclusive.
1,
1961
Interest
Bond
Offering —M.
School
ceive
(CST)
1,
on
as
1960.
Interest
by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Queen,
will
until
8
of
re¬
6:30
p.m.
the
1,410,000
Dated
fund.
Dated
i960.
O.
.Shoals), Ind.
Offering
Secretary
—
of
1
;
Due
Nov. 1
on
v
& Co., Inc.; John Nuveen & Co.;
Braun, Bbsworth & Co., Inc.; McCormick & Co.; Burns, Cor.bett &
Pickard, Inc., and Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.
*
"
X
■
'
-
V
ft*:-:-;,
Cherokee, lowa\street
Sale—An
Cherokee,
of
price
a
bonds
were
The Central Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank,
at
■
,
issue of $20,000
improvement
sold to
of
March
.
from
4 lis,
as
Interest J-D.
par.
1,
1960.
1960
Due
on
inclu¬
1968
to
sive.
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & CooDes Moines.
ney, of
Additional
$58,000
Sale
sold at the
were
1, I960.
Due
'1970
to
bonds
time to the
same
Carleton D. Beh Co.
Dated March
from 1961
Nov. 1
on
of
issue
An
—
construction
street
inclusive."
Legality
ap¬
proved
by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney of Des Moines.
Bond
Dodge, Iowa
Sale—The $60,000
obligation
652
p.'
16—v. 191.
Feb'.
on
awarded
were
—-
general
improvement
street
bonds offered
the
to
White-Phillips Co.; Inc.
At
the
special
bonds
^
0..
J
/
■■
Iowa
City, Iowa4 ;•>- •
Offering — Walker
d
o n
were
the^CarletOrr D. Beh
to
Company...
B
1
the1 $42,000
time
same
assessment,
awarded
sealed
and
on
chase
D.
bids until. 2 p.m.
oral
March
Newell Community
•
the pur¬
for
School District,
Iowa
-
Bond' "Offering
«
*"
Mildred
j.,.
Dan-
ielson, Secretary of the - School
Board,, will receive sealed bids
.
until
1
(CST)
p.m..
for the
on
March 10
purchase of $225,000
and
bonds.
site
school
Dated
March 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961
to
1979
inclusive.
Legality
by Bannister, Carpen¬
Ahlers. &
Cooney,
of Des
'
;*v .*■;
approved
ter,
Moines.
KANSAS
Gordon
Board
of
District,. Kan.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
were
$301,000
sold
to
a
The Calumbian
Securities
Corp.;
Estes &
Co.; Beecroft, Cole & Co., and
Seltsam, Hanni & Co;, as follows:
group
composed
$141,000
from
J.
8
$164,099 tspecial assess¬
ment'. paving and sanitary sewer
improvement bonds.;.V.'.,
of
school
1960.
30,
Nov.
on
Other members of. the syndicate
were as follows:
Harriman Ripley
Topeka School
special, fund.
15,
'
.
Due
i;:
3V4S.
as
1
*; from 1964 to 1979 inclusive,
temporary loan
follows:
June
1962.
>
Nov.
; on
pur¬
for
Community Sch. Dist, (P.
.
&
bids
March
on
Due
Bailey,
Manager of the Board
April 18, 1960.
2,400,000 special
Shoals
V.
Commissioners,
sealed
Due
4%s.
1963.
building
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Business
5s;
Due
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller ,of Indian¬
1980 inclusive.
Legality approved
a
and
as
(CST)
Offering — Chester V.
Parker, County Auditor, will re¬
ceive
on
were
—
Shellady-, City- Clerk, will receive
Bond
March
1
!$1,620,000
3.29%,-as follows;
"•••''''
Hendricks County (P. O.
$1,600,000
1962 to 1977 inclusive.
The
—
as
<
warrants,
1
Dist
$135,000-
:
of
Jan.
Sch.
syndicate headed by
Halsey;, Stuart & Co. ; Inc., at a
price of 100.024, a net interest cost
5s. Dated Dec. 31,
Jan. 1
on
inclusive.
as'
;
191;:. p.'; 652
v,
—■
awarded to
III.
issue of $25,000
sold
was
tional-Bank,
boro, jointly,
bv
District.
Bank, and the First Na¬
of
on
Sale
Fort
Park
cost
follows:
:-: ;t
building bonds offered
Chicago.
Murphysboro
on
Miller of Indianap¬
&
Bond
school
1,
Principal and
(J-D)
agreed
Dated
price
a
(CST)
Iowa
June^l
chase of $4,000,000
interest
4V2S.
from 1978 to
J-J.
F.
Channer
;;
Burlington .Community
Dated
Education, will receive sealed
apolis.
school
/
Ice
Rundquist, Secretary of the Board
J-J.
(P. O. Skokie), III.
p.m.
olis.
of
to
1973 inclusive.
to
County School District
1
Principal and interest \(J-J) payJ
able at the New- Palestine
Bank
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Bond
Montgomery and
(CST)
from 1971
Cook
May 10 for
mu¬
on
as
as
1,
1961
Indiana
1967.
from
$30,000,000
17
3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Jacksonville, Fla.
purchase
Feb.
on
inclusive.
4s. Due
as
and
-
$500,000
the
follows:
as
■
follows:
as
4V2S. Due
as
1962
about
bids
/
be
1959..Due
Shearson, Hammill & Co., at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
&
Sealed
tion.
1965
$240,000 school
school
651—were awarded to
net
—
O.
III.
)
Co.,
until
(P.
18
bids until
$52,000 school township bonds.
71,000 civil. township bonds.
Dated March
1,: 1960. Due; on
July 1 from 1961 to 1971 inclusive
for
Dec.
from
in
company
chaser
park
No.
Dated
Principal
agreed
and the
may
1960.
104th Ave., Palos
100.004,
Offering
to
Community Consoli¬
Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Pohl
be received
sealed
1961
(J-J) payable at such bank
trust
or
Bond
Securities
will
1971
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New
Mohr&Farish; Hendrix & Mayes,
Co., Inc., and Arch W. Roberts.
from
building bonds offered
1,
the syndi¬
Blyth & Co.,
1
Park),
60,000
&
Hutzler;
Co.;
First of
Dominick
&
&
to
Jan.
County
Bros.
&
Jan.
on
90,000
follows:
1961
City.
$60,000
Jan. 1
Twps. (Pi\0. New
Palestine). Ind.
Offering — Lewis Jacobi
Township Trustee, will •'* receive
Bond
un¬
1
$481,000
Jan.; 1
on
inclusive.
1977
of
Jan.
inclusive.
on
from
from
Sugar Creek
Fiet,
March
on
bonds.
Due
approved
Cook
1970 inclusive.
on
the
(CST)
purchase, of
p.m.
National
follows:
Due
1
ILLINOIS
Feb.
Michigan
Corp.;
Dominick; Gregory & Sons, E. F.
Hutton & Co.; Field, Richards &
Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.; Wat-
sion
Jan.
on
inclusive.
12700 South
on
as
1985
to
Stearns
nicipal
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Interest
York
net interest
a
Due
members
Bond
inclusive.
1980
to
Jan.
on
bonds. Due
Jan.
on
Heckler
748—were awarded
Salomon
kins,
8
approved
revenue
offered
4MjS.
as
were as
Bear,
til
on
incl.
1980
to
1970
1971 to
from
$5,000,-
1986 and 1987.
Inc.;
purchaser.
Gillespie), Illinois'
Offering — Lionel
Bond
terest
Due
bonds. Due
1961
incl.
1970
Due
1960.
of about
the fiscal agents of the City in
New York or Savannah.
Legality
payable
The
3.84%,
as
as
Other
to
of
National
electric
receive
(PST) on
March 7 for the purchase of
$130,000 election
1956, series 5 bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1960.
Due
on
office.
p.
from
from
cate
District and the
1959.
1, 1960. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or, at the
option of the holder, at the offices
and
Corp., and Shields & Co.,
3,305,000
Due
Treasurer's
191,
of about
1
.
to
1971 to
sewer
Dated
a.m.
special
Sale
and
$1,070,000
a.m.
on April 1 from 1961 to 1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
9
price of 98.058,
a
as
be agreed upon between the
on
1980 inclusive.
syndicate headed by the First
cost
Peque-
Due
bonds.
1971
1961
sewer
Due
11:30
Atlantic
certificates
Boston
gnat,
County
Clerk,
Riverside
County, will receive sealed bids
at his office in
water
24—v.
Counties, Calif.
Offering—G.
1
Daytona Beach, in
Certificate
000
1961
from
from
1
dated
ap¬
as
140,000 Armstrong College bonds.
revenue
First
of
from
from
300,000
Gainesville, Florida
Riverside and San Bernardino
Bond
building
County
-V •' ■,
School
1
1970
until
$500,000
the
bonds
bonds.
paving
300,000
the
Mitchell, of New York City.
interest
'
of
Day¬
tona Beach. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly &
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
bids
March
on
of
Bank
E
11
135,000 Armstrong College bonds.
cipal and interest
1975 in¬
Legality
Bank
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on April 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
at
Illinois
in
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
S.
the
for
3
elusive.
payable at such bank
company
building
from
1
by Reed, Hoyt,
McCarthy, of New
sealed
tion
general
April 15, 1960.
April 15 from
Farmers
&
$2,675,000
paving
pay¬
Offering—Rhea B. Mordt,
City Clerk and Collector, will re¬
un¬
8
200,000 water bonds. Due
inclu¬
Bond
Blue,
series
1980
to
Daytona Beach, Fla.
March 15 for
$125,000
1961
1
on
City.
chase
Oakland
of
Due
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at
Due
FLORIDA
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack
1960.
1,
Delaware, at Dover. Le¬
Washburn
York
Dist.,
March
bonds.
Principal and in¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
sealed; bids
200,000 water bonds. Due
approved
ceive
Leandro
the
of
gality
Talmage & Co.
San
April
from
at
State
and
trust
Jan. 1 from 1961 to
until
Jan. 1
bonds.
1
Stetson; F. S. Yantis & Co.; W. H.
Co.; Thomas &
&
Due on
inclusive.
(EST)
on
march
$24,500 school
Dated March 1
1961 to 1969 in'
$140,000 school
Dated
Dec. 1,
purchase of
bonds.
receive
700,000
highway depart¬
improvement 1959, se¬
Principal and interest
Newbold's Son &
Blake
the
bids un¬
March 7 for
on
will
E
building
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Jan.
sive.
of Georgia, Atlanta; Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; Winslow, Cohu &
D.
series
April
able
(CST)
p.m.
building
.
B
Dated
pany
Fred
1957,
state
ment
Web¬
7
Council,
bonds.
7,300,000
&
Stone
Katherine
—
follows:
Webber,
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy, Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce &
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; First
Cleveland
Corp.; First National
Bank, of Minneapolis; Trust Com¬
Co.;
fol¬
Offering
$700,000
■
til
Savannah, Ga.
Bond
376.000
•
211
(P. O. Scales Mound), III.
Bond Offering—Mildred Horan,
School
860,000 capital improvement 1959
Savings
No.
District
Macoupin County Community Unit
price of 102.84.
a
purchase
follows: Phelps Fenn
as
Harris
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.: White
worth
ville, at
capital improvement
1957, series F bonds.
"
vari¬
748—were awarded to
p.
pur¬
as
Community
County
School
Unit
a.m.
school
bonds.
syndi¬
Daviess
Jo
a.m.
the
for
approved
Redmond, Clerk of City
$3,900,000
inclusive.
Bank, of Chicago: C. J.
Weld
8
11
lows:
4,125,000
&
March
on
until
bids
191,
$310,000
The Cartersville Bank, of Carters¬
George J.
of
State will
chase of $12,436,000 bonds
1965.
Other
sealed
1
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
may
bonds offered Feb. 16
purpose
—v.
—
Secretary
receive
inclusive. 7
on
(State of)
Offering
Sale—The
Bond
v,uu
"March 3 for the purchase of
$119on
000 school building and aid
bond's
1960.
1,
Legality
J-D.
Interest
or
Cartersville, Ga.
ous
Delaware
Dec.
terest (J-J)
GEORGIA
Bridgeport.
DELAWARE
Co.
a
100.01,
follows:
$675,000
of
syndicate
a
Halsey, Stuart
price
a
430
p.
Dec.
on
Due
1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
1978
Principal and interest
payable at the Connecticut Na¬
offered
March
1959.
Leach, and Arch W. Roberts.
1980 in¬
to
Due
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
clusive.
Sale—The $5,000,000
1,
1
Dec.
on
tion, will receive sealed
send, Dabney & Tyson, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Sterne, Agee &
park and recreation
a
to 1979 inclusive.
1971
Dated
Company
Trust
3M>s.
as
from
syndicate
follows:
Co., Inc., Beil & Hough, Provi¬
dent Bank
of Cincinnati, Town-
on
purchase of $3,-
March
185,000
Due
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
&
Kemish,
(EST)
noon
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
3%s.
as
Georgia, Atlanta, J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co., Stroud & Co., Inc., E.
F. Hutton & Co., Clement A. Evans
Controller, will receive
until
March
4.10s. Due on
as
1
inclusive.
of
uiitu
for the purchase of
»
1
4s. Due on March
as
from
as
Bank,
$65,000
of
Bond Offering—John J.
Town
March
on
Other members of the
Westport, Conn.
sealed
Decatur, jointly,
at a price of 100,002, a net inter¬
est of about 3.52%, as follows:
to 1966 inclusive.
from 1967 to 1973
were
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Due
5s.
as
1,765,000
Bank, of Chicago, and Na¬
tional
tional
follows:
p.
of 3.63%
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
1
from
1961
to
1970
inclusive.
a
park acquisition and improvement
bonds was sold to The First Na¬
from
from 1961
$181,000 water
Feb.
price of 100.07,
interest cost of about 4.12%,
$890,000
Conn.
Feb. 23—
on
p.
Ingen & Co., at
thony & R. L. Day as 3.65s, at a
price of 100.155, a net interest cost
on
March 15 for the purchase of $50,000
general
obligation
bonds.
'
a
748—were awarded to Tucker An¬
Los
(PST)
a.m.
bonds
receive
Windsor,
$4,000,000
The
—
248—were awarded to
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
191,
v.
as
CONNECTICUT
Rivera School District, Los Angeles
Bond
inclusive.
1975
to
Sale
Bond
'
■
school bonds offered
a
Francisco.
vig,
on
purchase of $400,000
general obligation public
park
improvement bonds.
Due
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San
(MST)
March 7 for the
the
at
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
1961
1
Florida
Monday; February 29, 1960
.
.
of $250,000
Bond Sale—An issue
No.
.
III.
District,
Park
Decatur
County Special Tax Sch.
1 (P. O. Bradenton),
Manatee
Dist.
1,
from
March
on
for
1
school,
$250,000
inclusive.
interest
March
on
of
bonds.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(952)
160,000
from
as
3%s.
of
on Aug. 1
inclusive.
Due on Aug.., T
1978 inclusive.
Due
1960 to 1968
as
4s.
1969 to
Number 5929
191
Volume
1, 1958.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
state Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved by Dean & Dean, of
Nov.
fpH
«
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
MASSACHUSETTS
,
interest
tional
W. T. Smith,
—
will receive saled bids
7-30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 29,
Clerk,
bids until 11
I
for
the
tenance
as16s.
&
from
540,000
Dated
Oct.
on
March
8,
loan,
offered
on
act
of
1948
Feb. 24—v.
p.
bonds
near
lee, Town Treasurer, will receive
the
sealed
future.
c/o
at
Due on Jan.
1969 inclusive.
$4,152,000 4% bonds.
1961 to
1 from
bonds.
3.90%
2,974,000
1
Jan.
1970
from
40,000
and
on
1974 in¬
approved
Legality
100,000
Jan.
3.80%
Due on
1984 in¬
bonds.
1975
from
1
to
clusive.
Dated
lett, Brown & Proctor, of Boston.
1, 1960. Callable as
1, 1969. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the State
Treasurer's office, or at the State's
fiscal agency in New York City.
Legality approved by Wood, King,
Dawson &
St.
Logan, of N. Y. City.
Mary Parish
Gravity Drainage
Dist. No. 3 (P.O. Morgan
City),
to
a
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Barrow, Leary & Co., and Arnold
& Crane, as
4s, at a price of par,
net interest cost of about 4.11%.
bonds
bear
terest of 1%
to
1962 to
160,000
as
as
Sherman,
receive
(EST)
Town
sealed
on
Maine
bids
March
11
until
for
9
H.
will
Treasurer,
a.m.
the
pur¬
chase of $450,000 school bonds.
Dated
March
1,
March 1 from
1961
sive.
Principal
able
at
the
4%s.
Due on Nov.
iu
.
Sale—The $557,000
in Portland.
aPProved
Portland.
&
as
Dana,
Whitehouse,
as
3y4s.
from 1966 to
1
Mich.
anticipation notes were sold
State Bank of Fraser, at
3.50%.
Sch. Dist., Mich.
Offering—H. P. Herrinton,
Board of Education,
receive sealed bids until 7
Secretary of
Federalsburg, Md.
Bond
will
Sale—The $500,000
sewer
system improvement bonds offered
°o
Feb.
24—v.
191,
748—were
p.
awarded to Alex. Brown &
and John
C. Legg
at a
price
of
&
100.007,
a
IJaf about 4.22%,
WO,000
as
5s.
firm1,961
"9,000
41/4S. Due
to
as
and
Due
follows:
Feb.
1
from
1972.
notes.
Feb.
Dated
Due on Oct. 15,
City
1, 1971
7:30 p.m. (EST) on
March 2 for the purchase of $33,-
special
paving
series
,
on
Feb.
1
1969
terest
Secretary
don,
Dale
Offering—H.
&
of
Shel¬
Board of
the
Education, will receive sealed bids
(EST) on March
10 for the purchase of $2,000,000
school building and site, series I
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due
on
June 1 from 1961 to 1989 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved by
7:30
until
Paddock
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Miller,
&
—
R.
Dale
1959
assessment
1,
to
bonds. Dated Dec.
April 1 from 1961
inclusive.
(A-O)
Principal and in¬
payable at the
in¬
1988
Feb.
of
1,
bank
any
or
trust com¬
St
Marquart,
Stone, of
Paddock
St
Bond Offering
until
bids
sealed
ceive
2
p.m.
March 2 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 general obliga¬
tion drainage ditch bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from
(CST)
on
inclusive.
1970
to
1961
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
No.
Minn.
739,
offered
on
,/ /
district Nos. 18
Co., and
Associates.
MINNESOTA
Bloomington
Indep. School District
Ave.
South, Bloomington), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $980,000 school
building first series bonds offered
on
Feb. 24—v. 191, p. 653—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Juran & Moody, Inc., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
No.
of St.
Bank,
&
Prescott
Co.,
100,000
Paul,
at a
and E.
price of
4.59%, as follows:
from 1963 to
'Due on Feb.
1974 inclusive.
1989
to
inclusive.
1
Sale—The
Bond
tary
sewer
offered
on
were
headed
bonds
Feb. 16—v. 191, p. 749
Feb. 1
as 3.80s. Due on
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
$245,000
195,000 as 4s. Due on Feb. 1
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
160,000 as
from
4.10s. Due on Feb. 1
inclusive.
from 1975 to 1978
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
First Na¬
tional Bank, of Minneapolis, Mer¬
rill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., Harold E. Wood & Co.,
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.,
and
cate
were
as
follows:
Due on Feb. 1 Sampair St Egan.
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
Marshall Independent Sch. District
280,000 as 4.60s. Due on Feb. 1
No. 413, Minn.
from 1978 to 1985 inclusive.
from
Other
were
as
Jackson
4.40s. Due on Feb.
1986 to 1990 inclusive.
as
1
syndicate
follows: Paine, Webber,
St Curtis; Kalman & Co.,
members of the
for the
eral
Bond
Sale—The
$560,000
gen¬
obligation school building
bonds offered on Feb. 15—v. 191,
eral
553—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by J. M. Dain & Co.,
p.
4:30
March 3
on
p.m.
1963
bonds.
building
obligation
from
Due
Fritze,
will receive sealed
purchase of $900,000 gen¬
1975
to
later
and
inclusive. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Barber, Mar¬
quart St Windhorst, of Minneap¬
years,
:
.
//,
■
:
.
Sch.
Independent
Shakopee
Dist.
Minn.
720,
school
I61—
awarded to
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
building bonds offered Feb.
191,
v.
553—were
Bank,
p.
National
First
the
St.
of
Paul, and First National Bank, of
Minneapolis, jointly, at
par,
as
price of
a
net interest cost of 3.66%,
a
follows:
as 3V2s. Due on Feb.
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
$100,000
3.60s.
as
1970 and
50,000
1,
Due on Feb.
/
"
-
1,
and
on
1973.
bonds
bear
1972
1%
of
to Feb.
additional
in¬
1,
1960
School
Dist.
June
from
1, 1961.
Harbors
Two
1
Feb.
Due
1971.
3.70s.
as
Indep.
No. 381, Minn.
Offering
Bond
District
Wright,
Franklin
—
will
Clerk,
until
bids
sealed
ceive
2
re¬
p.m.
March 8 for the pur¬
$650,000 school building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1960. Due
on Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1975 inclu¬
(CST)
chase
The bonds are callable as of
sive.
Jan.
est
on
of
1970. Principal and inter¬
payable at any suitable na¬
or state bank in the United
1,
by
the
designated
chaser.
Legality approved by Dor¬
pur¬
Owen, Barber, Marquart
Windhorst, of Minneapolis
sey,
&
Watkins Common School District
the
105,000 as 4.40s.
175 000
until
bids
Minn.
833,
Offering—Warren
District Clerk,
awarded
by
No.
Dist.
States
to a syndicate
First National
Bank, of St. Paul, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
4.07%, as follows:
—
Independent School
tional
sani¬
$600,000
improvement
Legality approved
1
Park
Bond
The
3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
interest payable at
,
Paul
St.
terest
749—were awarded to a group
composed of Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Kalman & Co., Inc., American Na¬
(P. O. 8900 Queen
271
olis.
191,
Maplewood, Minn.
bonds offered on
Feb. 16 — v. 191, p. 552 — were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
on
purchaser.
building
Feb. 16—v.
p.
Mich.
43
35-to
and
Due
by Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Mar¬
quart & Windhorst, of Minneap¬
$450,000 gener¬
school
obligation
bonds
$185,000 special
1960.
the
50,000
Bond Sale—The
J.
1,
bank mutually designated by
Independent Sch. District
Kimball
al
of
Windhorst,
St
ber, Marquart
Minneapolis.
1986
assessment paving
Principal and
Alvin H. Hoo-
—
County Auditor, will re¬
geveen,
Detroit.
Warren,
April
No.
Secretary of the Board par, as follows:
of Education, will receive sealed
$75,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
bids at the same time for $2,000,1963 to 1971 inclusive.
000 school building and site, series
190,000 as 4.30s. Due on Jan. 1
11 bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
on
June 1 from 1961 to 1989 in¬
85,000 as 4.40s. Due on Jan. 1
clusive.
Legality
approved by
from 1982 to 1985 inclusive.
Canfield,
Municipal airport bonds.
Dated
olis.
Sheldon,
Miller,
bonds.
375,000
Minnesota
tional
Offering
Additional
to
as
Barber,
p.m.
$420,000 as 4.60s.
until
1959. Due on
Due
1960.
Holland, Mich.
000
1973 to 1985,
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ inclusive.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
April 1, 1960.
Offering—C. Grevengoed
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Feb. 1 from
on
on
tion
Bond
1970, inclusive.
4s.
">20,000 as 4.20s.
from
as
on
(EST) on March 7 for the
purchase of $800,000 tax anticipa¬
p.m.
Co., jointly,
net interest
1966> inclusive.
as
W,000
Due
Sons,
Bond
$45,000
The
Bond
MARYLAND
Due on Feb.
1969, inclusive.
Sale—An issue of
Grand Rapids
,
Paddock
District, Mich.
100.16,
Due on Feb. 1
Fraser,
to
approved
Community School
Twp.
Saginaw
St
tax
Canfield,
Miller,
1963
Due
1960.
1,
Kandiyohi County (P. O. Willmar),
of
1959. Due on
inclusive.
Legality
M-N.
3.30%,
1965, inclusive.
from 1961 to
Note
purchase
assessment water
Stone, of Detroit.
follows:
240,000
the
Bond Sale—The
$317,000 as 3V2s.
Na¬
Legal-
Verrill,
by
special
series
ley & Co., Inc. at a price of
a net interest cost of about
pay¬
Portland
Walker, Philbrick
of
interest
and
1
1987, inclusive.
as
Flint, Mich.
on
inclu¬
1980
to
First
tional Bank,
Due
I960.
inclusive.
A 1960 bonds
offered on Feb. 23—v. 191, p. 652
—were awarded to Harriman Rip¬
MAINE
Walter.
inclusive.
from 1982 to
360,000
Bond
—
follows:
Due on Nov. 1
4!4s.
from 1972 to 1981,
April 15, 1960,
Offering
as
Due on Nov. 1 from
1965, inclusive.
4V2s. Due on Nov. 1
assessment,
Bond
4.33%,
from 1966 to 1971,
600,000
Aug. 1, 1961.
Wiscasset School District,
net interest
a
$80,000 as 5s.
in¬
additional
from
100.0145,
for
7
special
Interest
awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of First of Michigan Corp.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Kendwer, MacArthur & Co.,
and Walter J. Wade & Co., at a
of
March
$49,000
by
The $1,200,000
Feb. 24—v. 191, p 749—
group
composed of Scharff & Jones, Inc.;
The
were
on
—
and site bonds of¬
school building
fered
drain¬
15—v. 191,
552—were awarded
Sale
cost of about
Bond Sale—The $600,000
age bonds offered Feb.
a
Bond
on
Smith, Jr.,
M.
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1968
Brandywine School District No. 48
price
Louisiana
p.
MICHIGAN
William
—
$500,000 Municipal State aid street
any
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
for
14
follows;
as
designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
City
Durand,
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
(P. O. Niles), Mich.
Jan.
of Jan.
Offering
Bond
7:30
$875,000 general obligation bonds,
general obligation
Callable
Owen,
interest
March
pany
inclusive.
1986
to
until
receive sealed
May
from
1
payable at
1
Dec.
Reiter,
receive sealed
p.m.
(CST)
on
the
purchase of
.will
Clerk,
bids
Principal and interest (F-A)
1972.
Riverview, Mich.
clusive.
7,874,000
1977
Due on
Feb.
clusive.
1
on Dec.
1976 inclusive.
Due
to
4V4S.
as
from
Ely, Bart-
by
1969
Dated
bonds.
Dec. 1 from
on
Co*,
&
Offering—Elfreda
City
Boehlke, Superin¬
Schools, at Farming-
of
school building
inclusive.
1968
4V2s.
as
from
payable at the Second Bank-State
Street Trust Company, of Boston.
Due
to
Principal
to
1961
receive purchase of $440,000 incinerator
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on II a.m.
(EST) on March 1 for the
March 7 for the purchase of $15,loan bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
000,000 highway/third series, LR Due on April 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
Due
$37,000 as 5s.
Phillips
Rochester, Minn.
ton, until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
16 for the purchase
of $845,000
on
Inc.,
Bank,
Shaughnessy & Co.
Bond
c/o R. O.
tendent
4.34%, as follows:
Bank-
Second
will
bonds, as follows:
of about
Co.,
St
National
Caldwell,
wood,
192s Minn.
Bond Offering—A. C.
bids
Blyth
Co.,
syndi¬
the
of
follows: Allison-Wil¬
Minnepolis, Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
Indep. School District
District Clerk, will
price of 100.002, a net interest
a
cost
nicipal Department, Second Floor,
111 Franklin Street, Boston, until
Tugwell,
P.
Offering—A.
bids
awarded
Street Trust Company, Mu¬
State
(State of)
Treasurer,
State
Feb.
on
Winchester, Mass.
Bond Offering—E. Abbot Brad.
LeFevere,
of Minneap¬
Clerk,
No.
$177,000 school
Feb. 1
on
July 1 from 1962 to 1978 inclusive.
Farmington
obligation bonds offered
23—v. 191, p. 749—were
to Walter J. Wade, Inc.,
as
Northwestern
apolis.
Co.
members
were
liams
will receive
p.m. (CST)
on
March 14 for the purchase of
$300,000 certificates of indebted¬
ness. Dated April 1, 1960. Due on
April 1 from 1962 to 1965 inclu¬
sive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart, of Minne¬
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Custer),
Sale—The
Bond
Other
cate
and
City
Due
3.80s.
as
from 1979 to 1984 inclusive.
sealed bids until 7:30
Michigan
general
Peterson,
Haertzen,
Eastern
Fourth Class No. 5
Co., jointly, as 3.30s, at a price of
100.189, a basis of about 3.26%.
&
Parson,
&
County
Howard,
I
1973
160,000
Duluth, Minn.
Offering — Bert H.
follows: First of Michigan
Mason
848
as
1
as 3Y4s.
Due on Feb.
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
Certificate
1
1986 to 1989 inclusive.
&
Callable
1
Feb.
75,000
Dated
Jan. 1 from
1, 1966. Legality approved
Sept. 1
Sept.
on
Charles A. Parcells
and
awarded to Smith, Bar¬
& Co., and Goldman, Sachs &
ney
1975 inclusive.
on
bonds.
on
inclusive.
on
3.70s.
as
from
olis.
bonds
191,
obligation
to 1981
Due
follows
gs
Due on Feb.
to 1975 inclusive.
75,000
(CST) on March
purchase of $730,000
the
Lefler
1
Co.,
Thomas
&
Co.,
Channer, Newman Securities Co.,
—were
Postponed—The pro¬
to
3%s. Due
as
as
body
Sale—The $750,000 school
project
by
Sept.
on
Corp., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Good-
Natick, Mass.
>
as
>
Due
4%s, Due
as
1962
Other members of the syndicate
were
28,7 1960.
■
4.72%,
"
1962
from
main¬
Hospital
for
general
from 1976 to 1985 inclusive,
East
(EST) on March
purchase of $400,000
1
posed sale on Feb. 18 of $1,000,000
Royalty Road Fund bonds—v. 191,
p. 249 — was postponed
due to
Bond
15
$1,035,000
—
notes.
1960. Due
Louisiana
Louisiana
O.
a
about
follows:
in
a.m.
Tuberculosis
(P. O. Gretna),
The
8
net inter¬
par, a
3.80%,
3V2s.
as
57
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
bids until 8 p.m.
bonds
191, p. 652
syndicate
of Jan.
of
cost
1,350,000
(P.
to
$250,000
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
interest
The County
Commissioners will receive sealed
LOUISIANA
in
site
18—v.
price of
a
est cost of about
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Bond Offering — H. R. Jones,
$2,925,000
and
Feb.
Inc., at
Co., and M. B. Vick & Co/
April 1, 1960. Due
',
Offering
Bond
technicalities.
Wood &
Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., at a price of par, a net
Cambridge), Mass.
1963 to 2000 in¬
Interest M-S.
reoffered
on
by
Palmer
County
March 1 from
be
Boston,
Thorndike,
Middlesex
Offering — Lou France,
will receive sealed
bids until
7:30 p.m. (EST) on
March 7 for the purchase of $1,225 000 waterworks
revenue
bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
will
building
National
approved
Dodge, of Boston.
Clerk,
legal
The
of
Legality
Storey,
Bond
Bond Sale
at
Bank
Boston.
Bond
Parish
The
—
offered
Principal and in¬
payable
Shawmut
Taylor Mill, Ky.
Jefferson
Sale
school
April 1,
April 1 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
terest
approved by Chapman &
Chicago.
clusive.
Lam-
by
Cutler, of
on
Bond
awarded
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the First
Peoples Bank, of Russell. Le¬
Pitv
Troy,
Inc.; American National Bank, of
St.
Paul; McDougal & Condon,
Inc.; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson;
E. J. Prescott & Co.; Harold E.
phere Public Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. 235 East 13 Mile Road,
Madison Heights), Mich.
of
headed
inclusive.
gality
Bank
—were
1980
terest
and
Shawmut
and
Heights
1960. Due
purchase of $220 000 water
rpvenue
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
i960 Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to
q«Q
Madison
construction bonds. Dated
the
for
City Treasurer, will
bids, c/o The Na¬
Boston,
Municipal Department, Room 421,
40 Water Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EST) on March 3 for the
purchase of $1,470,000 City Hall
Russell, Ky.
Offering
A.
receive sealed
KENTUCKY
Bond
Offerin g—Daniel
Gourville,
fopeka.
n\w
Peoples State Bank. Legality ap¬
proved by Dickinson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
Everett, Mass.
Bond
(953)
No.
1095, Minn.
Offering—Peter
Bond
Walters,
Clerk, will receive sealed
District
(CST) on March
purchase of $185,000
bids until 2 p.m.
9
for
the
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable
at
suitable bank designated by
Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minneap¬
any
the purchaser.
olis.
MISSISSIPPI
Chickasaw
County
Districts Nos.
Supervisors
1, 4 and 5 (P. O,
Houston), Miss.
Bond
Offering
—
Derwood Mc-
Cullough,
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
chase
Chancery Clerk,
sealed bids until 2
on
March-7 for the pur¬
of $740,000
bonds. Due from
industrial plant
1961 to 1980 inch
58
23
Sunburst
a
syndicate composed
Bond
of
to
Merrill
Fenner & Smith,
Harrington
Lynch,
J.
S.
Pierce,
Love
&
Co.,
&
&
Co., Ducoumau
Kees, and Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.68%, as follows:
$90,000
3%s.
as
Due
April
on
1
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
30,000
1967 and
.
30,000
1969 and
1,
1,
Due
on
ningham, Town Clerk will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
March
1970.
Jan,
191,
433
p.
State Board of Land Commission¬
4%s, at
awarded
Ducournau & Kees, and Mullaney,
Wells & Co., at a price of par, a
of
cost
about
4.14%,
Due
from 1961 to
70,000
April
on
Due
200,000
April
on
1
3V2S.
Due
April
on
1,
will
Clerk,
Sim¬
receive
7 p.m.
(CST) on
March 1 for the purchase of $9,000
fire equipment bonds.
Due
1961 to 1969 inclusive,
New
Sale—The $250,000 water
sanitary sewer system general
obligation bonds offered on Feb.
191, p. 749—were awarded
First
National
Bank,
of
Memphis.
Additional
and
time
Sale
—
sanitary
The
$550,000
sewer system
bonds offered at the
revenue
awarded
were
a
same
group
Co., Alvis & Co., Cady & Co., Inc.,
M. A. Saunders &
Co., Inc., and
Harold E. Wood & Co., at a
price
of par, a net interest cost of about
4.62%, as follows:
4^s.
as
of
the
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.,
Trust
Company,, St.
Louis, Dean Witter & Co., City
National Bank & Trust Co., Chi¬
cago,
and Wachob-Bender Corp.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Due
Feb.
on
bids
c/o The
First
National Bank of Boston, Munic¬
ipal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton,
until 11:30 a.m.
(EST) on
March 1 for the purchase of $300,-
1960.
able
of
loan notes.
temporary
1960.
Due
Principal and interest
The
at
First
National
Bank
Rugg, of Boston.
1
4%s.
as
from 1980 to
Due
1
District, N. J.
Offering—Robert E. Bro-
kaw,
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
MISSOURI
Clinton, Missouri
Bond
Offering
Charles
—
S.
Stratton, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until
March
10
$225,000
April
for
1
sewer
1 from
(CST)
on
purchase
of
p.m.
the
bonds.
1961
to
Due
1979
on
inclu¬
sive.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 9 for
the
purchase of $500,000 school
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
March 1
from
1961
to
1985
Kansas City, Missouri
—
awarded to a syndicate headed
by
the First National City
Bank, of
New York.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Bound Brook Trust
Company, in Bound Brook. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
Bond
District
School
Dist.
Gild ford),
No.
20
Mont.
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (MST) on
March 10 for the purchase of
$48,-
000 school
Lincoln
No. 4
County
School
(P. O. Libby), Mont.
Offering — Ruth Vanderwood, Clerk of the Board of Trusees, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(MST) on March 28 for
purchase of $50,000 school
building bonds. Dated May 1,1960.
Not
Sol<L-The
special improvement
bonds offered on
20
191,
p.
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
9
for
the
purchase of
$450,000
1960
Principal
and
1959. Due
1979
Oct. 1
on
inclusive.
(A-O)
bonds offered
district
Feb.
No.
23—v.
Richland County School District
(P. O. Savage), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $189,000
school
building bonds offered on Feb. 18
on
$715,000 school
Feb. 23—v. 191,
headed
by
syndi¬
a
Van
Ingen
Co., as 4.60s, at a price of
basis of about 4.59%.
100.01,
Other
a
syndi¬
B.
J.
members
cate
were
fin,
of
the
Gorden
follows: Boland, Saf¬
as
& Sautter; John J.
Ryan & Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
Lebenthal
&
Co., and
J.
Ross
R.
& Co.
NEW
MEXICO
Town
ceive
sealed
(MST)
bids
March
on
until
3
for
1960.
and
1960
Due
bonds.
on
Oct.
1
payable
the
at
Whippany.
by Hawkins,
approved
Delafield
&
Dist.
(P.
O.
High
Eatontown), N. J.
Offering
—
Lordsburg),
Bond
eral
New
Sale—The
Feb.
on
to
receive
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
on
purchase
of
of
Oct.
on
1
from
Principal
payable at
County
until
8
for
$1,675,000
building bonds. Dated
Due
Education,
bids
March
National
Oct.
8
the
school
1, 1959.
1961
to
and
1961
to
-
gen¬
p.
750—
com¬
posed of Boettcher & Co., Zahner
and
Co., and Woodward & Zuber,
at
price of 100.166.
a
NEW YORK
Cayuga Heights (P. O. 194 Pleasant
Grove Road, Ithaca), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $150,000 water
bonds offered on Feb. 18—
1960
v.
191,
Adams,
750—were awarded to
McEntee & Co., Inc., as
3.80s, at a price of 100.285, a basis
p.
of about
Erie
Note
the
Monmouth
Bank,
of
school
Sale —The
bonds
191,
offered
Bros.
plus
notes
&
was
Hutzler,
premium
a
of
Feb.
on
24,
1961. Principal and interest
payable at the Marine Trust Com¬
of
pany
Western
Buffalo.
New
York,
in
approved
Delafield & Wood,
by
of
Legality
Hawkins,
Gloversville City School
District,
New York
Feb.
Bond
Offering — Lewis.
Theurer, District Clerk, will
ceive
chase
$2,093,000
on
New York.
sealed
23
p. 553—were awarded to
1960
Due
on
of
March
until
8
$2,060,000
bonds.
on
bids
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
for
23
N.
Dunwell,
Village
sealed
(EST)
K
Treasurer, wili
bids
Feb.
on
of
Y.
William
—
receive
Main St.
until
29
$71,000
for
11
am
pur¬
house
fire
the
I960
Dated Jan. 1, I960.
Due
on
July 1 from 1960 to 1973 inclusive
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
able at the First National
Bank of
Southampton.
Legality
approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
The
Colleges of the Seneca (P. 0.
Geneva), N. Y.
Offering—Louis M. Hirsh-
Bond
dormitory
Note
Howe,
Director
sealed
(EST)
on
from
14), N. Y.
Offering
receive
son,
Gordon
—
of
March
A.
Finance,
bids
until
3
will
11
Sept.
14,
1960.
1958
-
bonds.
Oct. 1
on
inclusive.
Le¬
City.
pur¬
Principal
interest payable at the office
of any bank or trust company lo¬
cated in the State of New York.
and
Legality approved by Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
NOTE
1998
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
NORTH
bond anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated March 14, 1960.
on
to
a.m.
the
for
1961
gality
chase of $7,600,000
Due
revenue
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due
County (P. O.
Authority,
York
1
Offering—William
Reid,
(EST)
p.m.
March
on
1
purchase of $24,640,000
temporary loan notes, series
(CTN-17). Dated March 29, 1960.
CAROLINA
Guilford
County (P. O.
Greensboro), N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
leigh,
until
at
his
11
office
in
Ra¬
(EST) on
March 8 for the purchase of
$7,000,000 school building bonds.
a.m.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
1
from
1963-to- 1980
inclusive.
pur¬
School
I960
1961
to
and
interest
1989
at
the
Chemical
Bank
Trust
Company, in New
York City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
.
Oct. 11,
1960. Legality ap¬
Marshville, N. C.
proved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Bond Sale—The $265,000 water
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of.
system bonds offered on Feb. 23
New York City.
—v.
191, p. 850—were awarded to
New York City Housing
Authority, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Tenner &
~
New
Bond
*
Sale
York
Smith
An
issue of $27,750,000 temporary loan notes (is¬
sue
—
CLXXV)
$25,750,000
were
to
sold
follows:
as
Salomon
Bros.
Hutzler.
York
bids
until
noon
(EST)
March 3 for the purchase
on
of $50,-
000,000 state guaranteed thruway
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1985 to 1995 inclu¬
sive.
at
price
a
Due
on
Bond
receive
County
sealed
6s.
as
from
1962
as
from
75,000
4V2S.
1973
as
from
28,000
to
4%s.
1979
as
Due
to
Howard
—
Treasurer,
bids
c/o
L.
will
Vande¬
Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
120 Broadway, New York
5,
11
(EST)
the purchase
bond
anticipation
March
14,
Feb.
on
of
29
$4,000,000
1960
1960.
notes.
Due
on
Sept.
14, 1960. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Marine
Mid¬
land Trust Company of New
York,
in New York
City.
proved
by
Legality ap¬
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
3V2S.
Tarrytown,
N.
750—were awarded to Geo. B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., as
3.70s, at
a price of
100.04, a basis of about
3.68%.
June
on
1983
1
inclusive.
Due
June
on
1,
Montgomery County (P. O. Troy)t
North
Carolina
Bond Offering
— W.
E. EasterSecretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
ling,
Raleigh
sealed bids at his office in
$1,000,000
school
purchase of
building
bonds.
County (P. O.
Lumberton), N. C.
Bond Offering —W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh until
11
a.m.
(EST) on
March 1 for the purchase of
general obligation
000
$850,school
March 1,
1961
to
1967
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Hanover Bank, of New York CityLegality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell,
building
1960.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
March
1
from
City.
Y.
Bond Sale—The
$240,000 water
bonds offered on Feb. 17—v.
191,
p.
1
1984 and 1985.
of New York
North
June
on
1978 inclusive.
Due
to
1
•
a.m.
for
Dated
June
1972 inclusive.
Robeson
water,
way,
a
York
Offering
Kayner,
par,
4.72%,
about
until March 15 for the
New
of
of
cost
follows:
$102,000
State
Thruway Au¬
thority (P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Arthur
Levitt,
State
Comptroller, will receive
sealed
as
Inc.
interest
60,000
<
2,000,000 to the Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., New York.
New
net
&
City.
the
1,
O.
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Legality ap¬
Vandewater, Sykes,
by
O
a.m.
High
(P.
City.
re¬
11
Feb.
inclusive
President, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
(EST) on March
9
for
the
purchase of $625,000
Buffalo.
in
pany,
proved
until
Dated Feb. 26, 1960. Due
(EST)
Montclair, New Jersey
—v.
to Salomon
2.53%,
Red
Bank. Legality approved
by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Bond
at
Sale—An issue of
$4,260,-
anticipation
1988
Southampton),
¥ Bond Offering
Manu¬
Niagara County (P.O. Lockport),
3.77%,
bond
Southampton
facturers and Traders Trust Com¬
County (P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
interest
1981
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
1972 inclusive.
Principal and
at
to
on
group
a
im¬
to
payable
1961
Due
Mexico
191,
from
1
Principal and interest (A-O)
nav
able
at
the
Citizens Trust
Co
Schenectady.
Legality approved'
by Caidwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York
New
April 1,
$400,000
17—v.
awarded
were
a.m.
pur¬
(J-J)
obligation serial 1960
bonds
Dated April 1, I960. Due
on Anrii
York
obligation building bonds of¬
fered
11
provement 1960 bonds. Dated Jan.
interest
Z
3
general
the
$133.00.
Ralph Keevil,
Secretary of Board
will
School
of
March
on
$3,287,000
for
School District No. 1 (P. O.
000
Regional
chase
until
bids
re¬
March 8 for the
$726,000
general
on
(EST)
p.m..
pay¬
Hidalgo County, Lordsburg Munic.
Wood, of New York
City.
(EST)
2
bonds.
E.
will
Treasurer,
ceive* sealed
til
the purchase of
able
Howard, of Denver.
-
City
Wran
E.
Board of Educa
tion, will receive sealed
bids 1
chase
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Offering
—
Joseph
Offering—John
Principal and interest (A-O)
Legality approved
Nagel, Sherman &
Dawson,
18—
of about 3.88%.
Krause,
Bond
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
1980 inclusive.
by
Feb.
on
Nicholas
c/o
until
revenue
from
Guilder,
nJ>
Grasso, 751
Street, Schenectady) N v
O.
pur¬
the
Dated
(P*
School District
p.m.
8
extension
Colonie and
Central
City.
750—were
p.
New
Offering—Gilbert Garley,
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
O.
awarded to
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., as
3.90s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
191,
New York City Housing
Grants, New Mexico
Bond
offered
bonds
1960
v.
Rochester
849—were awarded to
p.
First National Bank of
Legality
(A-O)
$532,000
849—were not sold.
Oct.
from
to
inclusive.
Malta, Mont.
Bonds
of
Bond
Bond
the
Offering — Rudolph W.
Nessbaum, Secretary of the Board
Monmouth
District
Interest J-J.
(P.
6
Sale—The $410,000 school
Bond
Monroe
Sale—The
Bond
sold
building bonds.
1960.
(P.O. Hanover), N. J.
interest
Offering—Arthur Rambo,
Chairman, will receive
,
Union Free
No.
District
Hauppauge), N. Y.
City.
Bond
1,
County
(P. O.
City.
Twp. School District
school building bonds. Dated
MONTANA
Hill
School
Secaucus, N.J.
sive.
East Hanover
from
1
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
inclu¬
afield & Wood, of New York
Bond Sale—The $6,644,000
gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
Feb. 24
v. 191, p. 749 — were
Jan.
on
chase of $275,000 water, sewer re¬
Bound Brook School
Bond
Due
Dated Jan. 1,
series
Feb.
on
to
follows:
as
1970 inclusive.
to
funding
NEW JERSEY
1985 inclu*Lv*
sold
was
Co.,
800,000 second series, term bonds,
as 4%s.
Due on Jan. 1, 1991.
pay¬
Legality approved by
Grey,
Best, Coolidge &
Ropes,
4Vss.
1961
15,
Boston.
18
&
$200,000 first series, serial bonds,
Dated
Dec.
on
Feb.
on
Glore, Forgan
York
1
and Smithtown,
Bond
Parking Authority, N. J.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,000,000 parking facilities bonds of¬
&
1,
I slip
Plainfield
cate
Lebanon, New Hampshire
Bond
Offering
—
Harold
J.
Townsend,
City Treasurer, will
March
follows: Boland, Saffin &
as
& Co., jointly, as 4.10s, at
price of 100.73, a basis of about
4.02%.
Feb. 18
on
Co., Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark, Roosevelt & Cross, Van
Deventer Brothers, Inc., and MacBride, Miller & Co.
syndi¬
from 1962 to 1979 inclusive.
202,000
were
Stevenson & Co., and Charles
King
a
191, p. 653—were awarded to
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
follows: Stern Broth¬
receive sealed
(P. O. Hudson), New York
$265,000
sewer 1960 bonds was sold to Ba¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
con,
building bonds offered
1
Greenport Sewer District No.
—v.
March 15
on
& Co.,
ers
G.
Jersey
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
1973 to 1984 inclusive.
members
as
and Henry
Sherrerd,
Co., Inc.
New
as
Mercantile
000
to
composed of Herman Bensdorf &
$348,000
3%s. Due
as
were
Bond
water
March 15
on
Albany, Miss.
and
The
&
New Providence School District,
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
from
cate
Offering—Verna A.
sealed bids until
to
syndi¬
a
March 15
on
Due
4s.
as
Other
Town
16—v.
to
1965 inclusive.
1962 to
from
490,000
Monticello, Miss.
from
cher
Rotterdam,
land
State
&
Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; W. E.
Hutton & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross;
Wm, E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; But¬
of Glov¬
President of the
the Northern Trust
AVzs. Due
as
from
1966 to 1979 inclusive.
as
Bond
sold
were
Chicago, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
3.79%, as follows:
1980.
mons,
18
of
1
1965 inclusive.
4V4S.
as
from
Co.,
$60,000
5V2S.
as
530,000
Feb.
cate headed by
follows:
as
Monday, February 29, I960
City.
syndi¬
Ira Haupt
Ingen & Co., as 4Vis, at a price of
100.32, a basis of about 4.21%.
Other members of the syndicate
school improvement bonds offered
on
were
fered
follows:
as
$150,000
par.
County School District
No. 32 (P. O. Scottsbluff), Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of $750,000
to
syndicate composed of Harring¬
ton & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith. J. S. Love & Co.,
interest
price of
a
Scottsbluff
Feb. 23—
a
net
The.
to
awarded
were
—
NEBRASKA
$1,000,000
on
848—were
p.
cate
.
.
ersville, in Gloversville. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
basis
a
.
City National
at
Trust Company
&
Bank
the
of
members
Wells &
Separate
The
—
school bonds offered
v.
of
price of 100.311,
a
payable
(M-N)
Na¬
the
by
Bank, of Newark, as
of about 3.66.%
Valley County, Opheim Sch. Dist.
No. 9 (P. O. Opheim), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $65,000 build¬
School District, Miss.
a 1 e
purchase
1960.
1,
3.70s, at
a
McComb Municipal
S
the
$75,000 improvement bonds. Dated
ers, as
Bond
for
1
headed
State
Other
Cun¬
Offering—Emma D.
ing bonds offered Feb. 17—v. 191,
1968.
3%s.
as
April
Due on April
3&s.
as
Special Imp. Dist. No. 1,
Montana
on
syndicate
a
tional
Hopwood.
&
Jaffray
Piper,
v.
—
awarded
$150,000 gener¬
bonds offered
on
191, p. 848 — were
obligation
Feb.
191, p. 653—were awarded to
-v.
McComb, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
al
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(954)
NORTH
DAKOTA
Wells County Special School
No. 40 (P. O. Fessenden), N.
Bonds
Not
Sold—The
D'sb
Dak.
$440,000
obligation building bonds
offered on Feb. 18—v. 191, p. '-)U
general
(955)
were not sold. The
bonds will Loveland Exempted Village School
r
South Euclid, Ohio
^ reoffered in the near future.
District, Ohio
.
Bond Offering — Lester ' L.
OHIO
Bond Offenng — Martha L. La Askue, Director of Finance, will
Forge, Clerk of Board of Educa-
McClain
Bond
t?
receive
tion, will receive sealed bids
Amherst, Ohio
sealed
(EST)
un-
bids
until
1
p.m.
March 10 for the pur-
on
nd
i rr
Martin Avenue Area Feb.
$32,900
Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
bonds.
The
1 from 1961 to 1970
Dec.
on
inclusive.
191,
awarded to
District No. 1 bonds. Due
30,650
18-v.
,
Ohio
on
a
composed of
Company; Ball,
Kraus;
apZved'
Demnlev
654-were
p.
group
building bonds offered
•
& Co.;
First
of
Michigan Corporation,
and McDonald & Co., as 4y4s, at a
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
building bonds offered on Feb. 17
proved
Dempsey,
BoZ nStTct.YounJtown)El!is
OA,0
•
Bond
Sale—The
$63,100 sewer
street improvement
Ashtabula-Edgewood Local School districts and
District (P. O. Ashtabula), Ohio
special assessment
Sale
Bond
$2,850,000
The
—
bonds
Feb. 17—v. 191,
on
&
101.17,
p.
of
Twinsburg Local School District,
M.
—
„
—.
Leland
,
Zahniser, Clerk of the Board of
offered on awarded to Braun, Bosworth & Education, will receive sealed bids
750 — were Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a price of until noon (EST) on March 15
awarded to a syndicate headed by 100.48, a basis of about 3.67%.
for the purchase of $489,000
school building bonds
Feb. 22 — v.
191, p.
Richards & Co., as 4s, at a
Field.
101.45, a basis of about
price of
3.82%.
of the syndicate
Phelps, Fenn &
follows:
as
rtccl-
1
v
Other members
were
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas
City
First of Michigan
Corp.;
Prescott & Co.; Fulton Reid
&
Co
Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur &
Co ' Ginther & Co!, and RaffensCo.;
Hughes & Co., Inc.
perger,
offered
bonds
..
jointly,
a
(P. O.
TEST^oi^lviarch 3 for
^e Durchase of wnnon Jhnol
Offering
Bond
Bond
will
ucation.
noon
1960.
on
of
inclusive
interest
from
1
Dec.
on
school
April 1,
$495,000
Dated
bonds.
Due
1980
,c ,,cu
UIUO
sealed bids
March 9 for
receive
(EST)
purchase
building
to
payable
(J-D)
1961
srid
Principsl
the
at
Bank of Akron
Greenville, Ohio $50,000 swimming pool and extension limited
Bond
tax
Sale—The
bonds
191,
—v.
offered
p.
to McDonald
price of
1960.
&
will
Sulli-
receive
as 3%s, at a
basis of about
a
Ken,
City
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
March 7 for the purchase of $2,340
special assessment (limited tax)
bonds. Dated Feb.
1960.
1,
Nov.
1
from
1961
Due
1970
to
in-
elusive.
Principal
and
interest
M-N) payable at the City Bank,
Legality approved
Squire,
by
1
Dec.
from
ft *
Ef
as
Pnnc'P?.1, a"d
1970-
1.
10 for the pur¬
sanitory sewer
system
improvement (limited)
bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
on
1961
to
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu-
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
Payable at the legal depository
®f the city, presently the first
slve-
Rational Bank of Washington
Court House, Washington. Lega ity approved by Squire Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of June
interest
Dempsey,
bonds
near
_
16
will
reoffered
be
The
sold.
not
were
Bond Offering—Lillian W. Orth,
7
■
_
,
.
.
Oa^ hi ills Local School District,
Ohio
Bond Offering—Joseph Firsch,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
1
sealed
?
First
until
bids
noon
PUa;
a
1° ds'
'
'
.
,
County Indep. School Dist.
(P. O. Durant), Okla.
Bond Offering — Melba James,
No.
72
ri"",; o£The
^[^ive^eaTed
,r,cT,
of
Board
_
Education,'
unti^^d
bWs
Mrr.,h
PuTchK $125,^00
2
for
school
the
build!
ing bonds. Due from 1962 to
1964
,
school building
b^ds,v
200,000 school building comple
tion bonds.
Dated April 15, 1960. Due on
£rpl^
mClU^
,
,
....
Oct, 15 from 1961 to 1980
sive. Principal and interest
Bank
of
Clackamas
improvement
16—v. 191,
p. 751—were awarded to the Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., Inc.
vi
County School District
28 (P. O. 3811 S. E. Concord
Road, Milwaukie 22), Oregon
Bond
Feb.
Sale—The $96,000 general
16
—
191,
v.
awarded to
554
p.
on
inclu(A-O)
Bond
Cache, Okla.
Offering — Louise
bids
sealed
(EST)
Alex¬
Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
March 1 for the purchase of
"Ona
1
.
waterworks
James
W.
until
11
a.m.
April 1 from 1961 to 1990
inclusive.
Principal and interest
the County Control¬
ler's office. Legality approved by
payable
at
Burgwin, Ruffin,
of Pittsburgh.
Perry
Pohl,
&
&
Dempsey,
of
(P. O. 1311 Marion St.,
revenue,
offered
on
The
—
$1,500,000
—
Shields
&
Co., The Wachovia
Co., of WinstonFirst Southeastern
Corp., at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.62%, as fol¬
Bank
Trust
&
Salem,
and
lows:
'■
$250,000
'
;
Due
5s.
as
March
on
1
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
50,000 as 3V2S. Due
March 1,
on
330,000 as 3.40s. Due on March 1
Bristol, Pa.
from
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
Sale
building bonds offered on
Feb. 23
v.
191 p. 851 -*• were
awarded to a group composed of
1969.
series
Feb. 23
$600,000
1960 bonds
were
sold to
a
of Harriman Rip¬
Son &
Co., and Poole & Co., at a
price of 100.051, a net interest cost
of
about
$300,000
1961
120,000
3.75%,
as
290,000
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
as
3V2S. Due
March 1
on
from 1975 to 1978 inclusive.
580,000 as 3.60s. Due on March 1
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
to
3.60s. Due
1966 and
180,000 as
on
bonds
Due
$2M°0 waterwor a bonds Due
Trust from 1962 to 1971 inclusive
payable
at
the Central
Company, of Cincinnati. Legality
approved
by Peck,
Shaffer &
Offering—Jeff
Treasurer
sealed
Feb. 1,
bids until March 2 for the
of
purchase
3.70s. Due
Feb. 1
on
sealed
Bethel College,
Solicitor,
will
unntil
7:30
bids
March 10 for the
general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1971
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(EST)
p.m.
on
purhcase of $95,000
payable at the First National
Bank of Lawrence
County, Ell¬
City. Legality approved by
Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy, Lockhart
& Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
Harrisburg School Bldg. Authority,
(P. O. 121 Chestnut Street,
Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond Offering—Frank J. Evans,
15, 1960.
TENNESSEE
McKenzie, Tenn.
Sale—The $385,000 dormi¬
Bond
Marvin Lux-
—
Borough
emberg,
receive
improve¬
$5,000,000
ment bonds. Dated March
1967.
Offering
B. Bates,
receive
will
State
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Bond
Ports Au¬
thority (P. O. Columbia), S. C.
Bond
1965 inclusive.
as
Carolina State
South
follows:
as
4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
tory and dining hall 1959 revenue
bonds offered on Feb. 23—v. 191,
751—were awarded to the Fed¬
Housing and Home Finance
p.
eral
Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Sale—The
Bo-nd
offered
on
were
—
Feb.
$800,000 bonds
191, p. 751
to a syndicate
17—v.
awarded
composed of the Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick,
Inc., Cumberland Securities Corp.,
and
Gibson
Webster,
Hale,
&
as
follows:
.
Canadian County Indep. Sch. Dist. Secretary of Building Authority,
will receive sealed
bids until 1
Cleveland.
No. 69 (P. O. El Reno), Okla.
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bond Offering—R. F. Foreman, p.m. (EST) on March 3 for the
p
^h.sey» 01x10
Clerk of the Board of Education, purchase of $3,000,000 school rev¬
W
o,
! erln^TC' J' Hess> Vil"
Poland, Ohio
will receive Sealed bids until 7:30 enue-bonds. 1 Dated March 1, 1960.
bids until /.JI?",P2fve l?ale^
Bo'nd Sale—The $34,250 street p.m. (CST) on March 1 for the Due on March 1 from 1962 to 1990
16 for thn
^
T .McPnnn3?
improvement bonds offered on purchase of $465,000 building, inclusive.
! £ PhU"Cl'aSe^f<$l8'??,lfl? Feb. 16—v. 191, p. 654-were
A bonds. Due from 1962 to
Pittsburgh School District, Pa.
1960
Duo
i^S' P?
' awarded to McDonald & Co., as ,970 inclusive.
Bond Offering—H. H. Rothrock,
ioSft'
e 0n Dec' 1 from 1961 t0 4s, at a nrice of 100 9.fi a basis of
4c
af a price
basis of
100.26, a
Sanders
1
school
on
on
Legality approved
Gibbs & Simons, of
Columbia), S. C.
March 15 for the pur¬
chase of $6,323,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due
on
incl.
Charleston.
Bond
Knox, County Controller, will re¬
ceive
Due
1988
Richland County School District
Pittsburgh), Pa.
—
to
were
—
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Offering
1960.
M-S.
Sinkler,
by
1,
1963
from
Interest
No.
wood
ander,
on
1
Feb.
on
March
Dated
March
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
$450,000 sewage
system
offered
bonds
Ellwood City, Pa.
Bryan
$1>300,000
,
National
disposal
No.
Peoples State Bank, of Wauseon.
inclusive.
'
The
Bond Sale—The
Feb.
on
191, p. 751—were awarded
OKLAHOMA
_
0
17;—v.
Batesburg, S. C.
im¬
$40,000
the
in
future,
..
The
ley & Co., Inc., W. H. Newbold's
for the purchase of $250,000
of Cleveland.
,
sewerage system
bonds. Dated
Bonds Not Sold ~ An issue of April 1, I960* Due on Dec* 1 from
$2,220,000 first mortgage sewer- 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
age system revenue bonds offered and interest (J-D) payable at the
Feb.
—
group composed
Ohio
Wauseon,
Bank to- village Clerk, will receive sealed
l
bids until noon S} .0I1«S5
TST>
Ohio
Auditor,
semi-annually
awarded
Co.,
100.16,
and
receive
Kent.
Patrick
Auditor,
Due
1
Bond Offering—Francis J. Ker-
on
—
Sale
.n
on March
of $400,000
(EST)
chase
1984 inclusive. Callable
17
Feb.
on
654—were
3.72%.
win,
in
system revenue bonds. Dated Feb.
on
r
Montpelier,
Offering
City
van,
Blaine, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
the
of
Niles, Ohio
June
H.
Floyd
—
(P. O. Washington
Court House), Ohio
A
Bank
Bond
■
provement bonds offered
pany' in Twinsburg~
Washington
Legality approved by Burg- a
Perry & Pohl, of
win, Ruffin,
Pittsburgh.
Allegheny County (P. O.
—
Montpelier.
vale.
Corn-
Banking
Twinsburg
in¬
SOUTH CAROLINA
v
pal and interest (J-D> Payable at
!ne Purcfe oi $450 000 school
b™*dl"g bond|: D^d Mfncb }>
Bond
Offering
Clarence A.
I960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to
1982 inclusive. Principal and in- Chnstman, Jr., City Auditor, p.m.
will
terest (J-D) payable at the Na- receive sealed bids until
1
1,
Greensburg), Ohio
frQm
Princi-
Qn
and
at the Mellon Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Swiss-
OREGON
Bend, Oregon
-
Dated obligation school bonds offered
bonds.
^
! 1961 and 1980 inclusive.
untilmoon
x
Green Local School District
until
„
AprU ^ ^
Bosworth
&
Co., Inc., sealed bids until 4:30 p.m. (EST)
as
4V4s, at a price of 0n Feb. 29 for the purchase of $2,basis of about 4.05%.
220,000 first mortgage sewerage
Braun,
101.95,
^
r.
building
school
u
freasu.^r ot the Boaid of
,
«
on
191,
p.
653—were
awarded to McDonald & Co., and
18—v.
--
c
$745,000 school
Bond Sale—The
Feb.
i/;/i
cfork-Tr^ur^/^thTBoar^of
tional
Canfield Local School Dist., Ohio
improvement
Mrvomntoj
Montpelier Exempted Village Sch.
Principal
terest payable
Oregon, Portland.
Offering
inclusive.
1973
Feb. 16
National
First
...
to
Ohio
Bond
offered
654—were
a
basis of about 3.87%.
a
$350,000
on
& Trust Co., of Oklahoma
City, and Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
jointly.
.:.'j
price of 100.70, a basis of about —v. 191, p. 654—were awarded
interest (J-D) payable at the 4.18%.
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to a group composed of SeasonLorain County Savings & Trust MahonrntMntv (P
n
n
w **
£°od & Mayer, Pohl & Co., and
^"tforeLlndeyrSaP&
by Squire
banders &
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bank
and
in
The
to
March 1, 1960.. Principal
Dated
CO.,
sold
were
Greeley,
will receive
(EST) on
March 9 for the purchase of $60,000 borough improvement general
obligation bonds. Dated April 1,
1960. Due on April 1 from 1962 to
Ruth
—
Secretary,
Borough
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. Oi Seminole), Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of
ClevelaAd
Sycamore Local School District
(P- O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Burge
Fahey, .Clark
No. 1
bv
of
'
Swissvale, Pa.
Offering
Bond
1968 inclusive.
Seminole
to
Legality approved
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
Gil-
Roscoe
—
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on March 1
for the purchase of $75,000 school
building bonds. Due from 1962 to
nnn
bonds offered
^"£^2
follows:
(limited) bonds, as
Offering
March 1 from 1961
on
inclusive.
1975
O. Blanchard), Okla.
more,
Offering—Robert L. til March 17 for the purchase of chase of $900,000 storm and saniRpnouard Village Clerk, will re- $435,000 building bonds.
tary sewer bonds. Dated March 1,
reive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. Mad River Twpt Local School DUt 1960. inclusive.Dec. 1 from 1961 to
Due on
1980
Principal and in¬
(EST) on March 15 for the pur(P. O. 1830 Harshman Road,
terest (J-D) payable at the Main
hase of $63,550 storm sewer and
Dayton 24), Ohio *
T'Vio
<ci
°ffice of the Cleveland Trust
improvement special assessment
BondSale
no
1960. Due
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 29 (P.
59
$600,000
waterworks
1959
revenue
and
a
and
bonds,
sewer
as
4V4s
at a price of par,
interest cost of about
4.10s,
net
.
4.10%.
,
r»n
200,000 waterworks and sewer
improvement 1959 bonds, as
4s, 4.10s and 4.20s, at a price
100.007, a net interest cost
of about 4.13%.
of
Peries
.
•
Z°j"^ve- p";nciPaiaad.ip- fbout
terest
(J-D) payable at The LindBanking Company, Lindsey.
legality approved by Peck, Shafter &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
ton Jon
3.95%
Bond
City
Ravenna, Ohio
Lawton, Okla.
Offering—R. M.
Clerk,
will receive
work"*' fm^erfS)
Secretary of the Board of Public
Dodson,
sealed
school
Feb 16—v. 191, bonds as folio
.
awarded to The $1>000,000 water works, series D
of
the
Board
of Ohio Company, and McDonald &
bonds. Due from 1962 to 1985
Education, will receive sealed Co., jointly, as 4s, at a price of
inclusive,
1,300,000 sanitary sewer and dis¬
jjrts until 1 p.m. (EST) oh March 100.32, a basis of about 3.96%.
posal plant bonds. Due from
school improvementbond^Dated
1962 to 1985 inclusive.
Ross County (P. O. Chillicothe),
■p
; ""Jb'HJVCIIlClll UUI1US.
City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Robert W.
Rukens,
bonds
p.
offered
654—were
Clerk
,
1
np,'
®®1
d
I960.
Ohio
Due
Dec. 1 from
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
m'eIest (J"D) payable at the
'
to 1981
c
Lentmi
on
inclusive.
1
«
t
Marland, Okla.
.
Bond Sale—Tiie $.iuu,uuu county
Sale—The $100,000 county
courthouse addition bonds
courthouse addition bonds offered
ir
1Q1
n
offered
554—were
Bank of Londdn. on Feb. 15—-v. 191, p. 554YWp^e
y aPProved by Squire, awarded to Fahey, Clark & Ho.,
& Dempsey, of Cleve- as 33/4s, at a price of 100.57, a
FRASER
ie0nlral; National
Sin?a
fanders
Digitized for
land.
basis of about
3.63%.
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on March
8 for the purchase
of $2,000,000
tax
Due
general
bonds.
on
obligation limited
Dated
April
1,
1960.
April 1 from 1961 to 1985
Interest A-O. Legality
inclusive.
approved by Reed, Smith,
McClay,
Shaw &
_
.
T ennessee
Bond
SaJe
—
The
$8,000,000
school bonds offered on Feb. 24—
191, p. 655—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Chicago, and the
First National Bank, of Memphis,
v.
at
a
est
of Pittsburgh.
price of 100.178, a net inter¬
of about 3.41%, as fol¬
cost
lows:
Rostraver, Twp. (P. O. R. D.
Belle
Bond
No. 2,
Vernon), Pa.
Offering—Andrew
Sloan,
nffrrinir—Calvin T. Case, Township Secretary, will receive
Bond
reCeive sealed sealed bids 7until the p.m. (EST)
7:30 purchase of
lown v^ier ,
on
for
hfris" until March 8 for the pur$75,000 general obligation im¬
f $27 500 water works sysprovement bonds. Dated March 1,
chase ot ^/,ouu wa
,
tern bonds.
.
Shelby County (P. O. Memphis),
Education,
*
$3,200,000
as
6s. Due on March 1
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
4,160,000
as
3V2S. Due on March 1
from 1971 to 1983 inclusive.
640,000 as V4s. Due on March 1,
1984 and
Other
1985.
members
of
the
syndi-
60
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(956)
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.
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Monday., February 29
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Incorporated, B. J. Van Ingen & offered on Feb. 16—v. 191, p. 435
ONTARIO
Co., Inc. and J. C. Wheat & Co. —were awarded to The National
Blanshard
Township, Qntn-•
are
of
joint managers of the group Bank of Commerce, of Seattle.
Philadelphia, Merrill Lynch,
Debenture
Sale—An iSSue° ,
offered
publicly
on
Feb.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith. Dean Jr.. County Judge, will receive that
$150,000 Township
Clark County, Evergreen School
debentJ
Witter & Co., American Securi¬ sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) 25 an issue of $41,700,000 4M>%
were sold to
Graham & Co
Dist. No. 114 (P. O. Vancouver),
ties Corp., Spencer Trask & Co., on March 1 for the purchase of revenue bonds, due Feb. 1, 2000,
LU
as 6V2s, at a price of
97.40 InWn
Washington
Ira Haupt & Co., Wachovia Bank $250,000 unlimited tax road bonds. at a price of 100% and accrued
M-S. Due on March
l from S
March
& Trust Co., of Winston-Salem, Dated
1,
1960.
Due
on interest.
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000 to
'■>'
1980 inclusive.
'
*
1961
A. G. Edwards & Sons, Robert W. March 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
The bonds are being issued by general obligation series B school
Baird & Co., Inc., New York Han- sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Deep River, Ontario
bonds were sold to The Seattlethe District
to
pay the
cost of
Debenture
seatic Corp., Rockland-Atlas Na¬ payable
at
the
Corpus Christi constructing a second vehicular First National Bank, of Seatle,
Sale—An issu*
tional Bank, of Boston, Third Na¬ State National Bank, in Corpus tunnel and
Town
approaches under the and Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly, as $404,930
debentures Wa
sold
to
tional Bank in Nashville, Blewer, Christi. Legality approved by Gib¬ Elizabeth River between the cities follows:
Bell, Gouinlock & Cot
|
Glynn & Co., Kormendi & Co., son, Snence & Gibson, of Austin. of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Vir¬ $16,000 as 4%s. Due on Feb. 1 Ltd., and J. L. Graham
cate
were
Co.,
i
•
1960
•:
*
.
folloWs:
as
Drexel
Nueces
&
County Road District No. 4
(P. O. Corpus Christi), Texas
Bond Offering—Noah Kennedy,
National Bank,
Philadelphia
rVl
&
Granger & Co., Womeldorff
Inc.,
Richardson,
& Lindsey, Lucas, Eisen &
erle,
WaeckCo., Inc.,
V.
H.
Sattley &
Harris & Co.,
Stranahan,
Malon
S. Andrus, Inc., McDonald-Moore
& Co., Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., and First National
Bank, of Mobile.
TEXAS
Bond
eral
Bond
Pass,
Offering
Mayor,
will
Texas
obligation
Feb.
23
drainage
bonds.
March
on
1
from
1964
Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of Aus-
March
on
from
1
485,000
March
on
4.10s. Due
as
1978 to
1
March 1
on
from 1987 to 1989 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows:
as
Brownsville), Texas
Bond
Sale
The
—
$500,000
un¬
limited tax road bonds offered
Feb.
18
191,
v.
—
555
p.
on
were
—
awarded
to a group composed of
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., McClung
& Knickerbocker, and
Nongard,
Showers & Murray, Inc., as 3%s.
Stern
Brothers
Co., Fridley & Frederking, Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., A. E.
Masten & Co., Dewar, Robertson
& Pancoast, Hamilton Securities
Co., Creston H. Funk, Hobbs and
Co., Harrington & Co., Inc., and
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
Upper
Neches River Municipal
Water
Authority (P.
Palestine), Texas
Bond Sale—The
Diboll
Indep.
Sch.
District,
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of S 145,000
unlimited
bonds
tax
were
school
sold
building
Dallas Rupe
to
& Son, Inc.
bination
headed
was
$350,000
from
Co.,
sive.
560,000
Interest
F-A.
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst,
&
Horton,
of
McCall
Ector County Indep. School District
(P. O. Odessa), Texas
Sale —The
offered
awarded
were
headed
by
Co., at
price
a
interest
the
cost
to
of
bonds
tax
syndicate
a
100.055,
about
net
a
3.60%,
as
as 5s. Due on March 15
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
3V4s. Due
on
March 15,
1966.
1,255,000
as
Feb.
on
15
4y8s.
as
Due
Feb.
on
,
15
1990 to 1995 inclusive.
& Co., Republic National Bank, of
D a 11 a s,
Rotan, Mosle. &
Co.,
Rowles, Winston & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., and
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Vidor
3^s. Due
on
March
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: First National
Bank in Dallas, Dallas Union Se¬
Indep. School District, Texas
Offering—Ralph W. Kru-
Bond
President
ger,
of
the
Board
the
purchase of $300,000
unlimited tax bonds.
schoolhouse
Dated
March
15, 1960. Due on
March 15 from 1961 to 1992 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searles, of
son,
Houston.
curities Co., Inc., Russ &
Co., Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast, and
UTAH
Co.
Lake City), Utah
Offering — Frank E.
Duddy, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Bond
Since
the
miles
opening
date
first tunnel, traffic has
higher
at
and
of
1950.
The
tunnel.
endar
During 1959,
high of 6,872,000 ve¬
passed
through the first
hicles
The
bonds
fixing, revising, charging and col¬
lecting of tolls for the use of the
and
and
the
other
above
tunnels
and,
in
circumstances, the bridge
for
and
second
the
special
deposit
of
and
of operation, to a
is
charged
which
with the payment of the
principal
and interest on the bonds.
Among
those
associated
with
the managers in the
offering are:
Allen
&
Company;
Bear,
Stearns & Co.; C. J. Devine &
Co.;
Drexel
&
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.;
Equitable
Securities Corporation; The First
Boston Corporation;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,' Inc.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Incor¬
porated; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lehman Broth¬
ers;
John Nuveen
Fenn
Co.;
Co.; Phelps,
W. Pressprich &
& Co.; R.
Salomon Bros.
&
Stone
Dated
March
1,
1960.
Due
on
Sept 1 from 1965 to 1990 inclusive.
Interest M-S. Legality
approved
Jan.
on
1
from
Interest
1962
J-J.
to
Le¬
gality approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of Den¬
ver.
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc¬
Call & Horton, of Dallas.
&
Webster
Securities
Bond Sale—The $500,000
Liberty, Texas
Bond Offering—Dr. T. O.
Mayor,
will
receive
Davis,
sealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
March 8
for the purchase of
S70.000 water¬
works
and
sewer
system
revenue
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Due
Feb.
1
from
1961
sive.
to
1976
on
inclu¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the First City National
Bank, in Houston. Legality
ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins.
Weems
& Searls, of
Houston.
age
improvement
1958
fered
on
were
awarded
Feb.
17—v.
to
sewer¬
bonds
191,
p.
of¬
752—
Wyllie
and
Thornhill and the National Bank
Trust Co.,
at Charlottesville,
&
jointly
100.055,
as
a
Elizabeth
3.15s, at a price of
basis of about 3.14%.
River
Alex.
&
Pierce
Fi¬
State
4y2s,
as
at
price
South
Debenture
of
Aut?
on
I
inclusive.
Township, Ontario
Sale—An
issue
of
96.50.
Interest
from
1961
F-A.
to
Due
1980
on
Feb
inclusive
.
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Bond Offering—Robert A. Mor¬
ris,
County Auditor, will receive
Feb.
bids
29
894
Hornblower
Co.;
American
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
1,
before
or
March
March
1,
1972.
Weuwaukum
District No.
184
School
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond
Sale—The
$9,780
general
obligation school bonds offered
Feb.
18
191,
v.
—
awarded
to
Committee,
p.
The
555
State
4V2S, at
as
on
were
—
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.
to
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
6V2S, at a price of 97.50. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1980 incl.
Welland, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
$200,000
city improvement bonds
to
a
was
sold
composed of Gairdner
group
/
.
Jan.
15
from
•
I
.
1961
to
1980
incl.
York
County, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of $287,000
improvement bonds was sold to
Gouinlock
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Co., Ltd., R. A. Daly & Co.,
Ltd., and Bank of Nova Scotia, as
6s, at a price of 94.18. Due on
a
syndicate
headed
by
Bell,
Co., Ltd., and Nes¬
bitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., as 6s,
at
a
on
&
price of 95.80 inclusive.
Dec.
from
1
Carroll College (P. O. Waukesha),
Wisconsin
Bond
Offering
—
the
A.
B.
Board
Tassell,
of Trust¬
will receive sealed bids until
ees,
1962
to
1999
inclusive.
In¬
terest M-S.
Legality approved by
Herriott & Clemons, of
Quarles,
1960
to
Due
1969 incl
Shearson,
Humboldt
and
Bellevue
Towns School District No.
1
(EST) on March 15
for the purchase of
$400,000 dorm¬
Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered on Feb. 18
191, p. 655—were awarded to
The
Milwaukee
Company,
and
—v.
Robert
W.
jointly,
100.433,
as
a
Baird
&
Co.,
Inc.,
3%s, at a price of
basis of about 3.82%.
CANADA
BRUNSWICK
Hartland School
Commission, N. B.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds was sold to
$209,000
a
group
composed of Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co., Ltd., W. C. Pitfield &. Co.,
Ltd.,
and
1962 to 1999 inclusive.
Legality
approved by Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York
1961
Winslow
Bank of
&
price of 94.69. Due
to
Winslow
Montreal,
on
as
Ltd.,
6s, at a
Feb. 1 from
1975 inclusive.
NOVA SCOTIA
City.
Lunenburg, N. S.
Bond Sale—The
$375,000 gener¬
obligation storm sewer bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
$300,000
improvement bonds was
sold to Cornell,
district
Macgillivray, Ltd.,
as
6s, at
a
price of 98.072. Due
191,
v.
—
Ltd.,
a
on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
655
p.
—
were
Jacques Legare & Co.,
6s, at a price of 95.50,
as
basis of about 6.95%.
Maniwaki, Quebec
Sale,— The $60,000 town
improvement
bonds
offered on
Bond
.
8
Inc.,
as
191,
v.
—
Moncton
Bond
itory revenue 1959 bonds. Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
Anacortes, Wash.
8
to
6s,
The
at
a
p.
655
Credit
were
Quebec,
—
price of 95.68, a
basis of about 6.75%.
(P. O. 241 South Danz Ave.,
Green Bay), Wis.
NEW
p.m.
Feb.
awarded to
awarded
Preble,
Hammill
Offering—Felix J. Brown,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
QUEBEC
Loretteville, Quebec
Bond
Sale —The $76,000 town
improvement
bonds
offered on
Feb.
& Co.
al
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale-^-An issue of
$750,000
city improvement bonds was sold
Finance
WISCONSIN
Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; G. H.
& Co.;
Wood, Struthers
4
1980
price of
a
par.
Walker
until
to
&
King County,
Securi¬
Corporation; Bacon,
Steven¬
son & Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.; Estabrook & Co.
&
1961
(PST) on
purchase of $41,-
the
&
Weeks;, F.
S.
Moseley & Company; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Reynolds
& Co.; F. S. Smithers &
Co.; Dean
&
Interest F-A. Due
until 2 p.m.
for
road
1960.
Sale—An
issue of
$122,580 Township debentures
was
sold
to
Bell, Gouinlock &
Co., Ltd., as 6s, at a price of 92.60,
Sarnia, Ontario
l"
--
sealed
Kingston Township, Ontario
Debenture
a
Milwaukee.
Co., Inc.,
Sons, Merrill
Fenner &
Smith
1974
&
Montreal
a
Interest F-A. Due
par.
"
Co.
WASHINGTON
&
of¬
555—
p.
King County Road Improvement
District No. IS, Wash.
Tunnel District,
Sale—Blyth
Brown
Lynch,
•«5
'
-
from
Virginia
Bond
price of
bonds
191,
The
to
Committee,
ford & Co.; R. S. Dickson &
Co.,
Inc.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Bond
Charlottesville, Va.
■'
1959
16—v.
Corporation; White, Weld & Co.; 10 a.m. (CST) on March 14 for
A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; A. G. the purchase of $600,000 dormi¬
Becker & Co.,
Incorporated; Blair tory revenue 1959 bonds. Dated
& Co.,
Incorporated; J. C. Brad¬ Sept. 1, 1959. Due on March 1
Virginia Union University (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
VIRGINIA
awarded
nance
Feb.
Treasurer of
& Co.
Incorporated;
1960
price of
a
of
at
&
Hutzler;
Shields & Company; Smith, Bar¬
ney
on
tolls
over
revenues,
cost
fund,
all
Due
obligation
6s.
obligation school
were
issued provides for the
are
inclusive.
as
revenue
Finance
Sale—The $26,068 general
fered
indenture under which the
1996
general
bonds
sewer
5s.
as
4y2s, at
as
were
—
State
Bank
$99,790 Township Debentures
was
sold to Bell,
Gouinlock &
Co., <Ltd., as 6V2S, at a price
of
15
Bond
tunnel.
1959.
and
1960 bonds
655
p.
The
King County, Palmer School Dist.
No. 63 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
year
$210,000 water
80,000
to
Committee,
record cal¬
a
poration; W. H. Morton & Co., In¬
corporated;
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
March
191,
v.
—
par.
total of 6,651,000 vehicles of all
classes passed
through the first
for the purchase of $500,000 dorm¬
itory 1959 bonds. Dated Jan. I,
on
17
Cochran, Murray
a
15
(MST)
Feb.
on
d
Feb
inclusive.
6y2s,
from 1960 to
$37,322 general
offered
to
and
as
Gosfield
bonds
1959
awarded
sur¬
until
a.m.
Bond Sale—The
passed during the year 1956, when
Mahon & Co., Inc., as follows:
9
1
Washington
estimated
was
sold
was
97.535.
obligation
on
Debenture
Sale—An issue nfl
$343,749 Township
debenture
jointly,
in¬
Due
1980
to
price
Gananoque, Ontario
King County, Black Diamond Sch.
District No. 190 (P. O. Seattle),
dicted in the traffic and earnings
report
1
1980 inclusive.
of
than pre¬
traffic for the year 1970
Feb.
on
a
F-A.
1961
attle.
the
has
Due
from
Co., Ltd.,
been sub¬
faster rate
a
of
15
6y2s, at
as
Interest
Interest F-A.
Legality approved by Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬
will
northwest
96.50.
1
Dated Feb. 1,1960.
May
tunnel
4.40s.
as
Feb.
on
1977 inclusive:
1966 to
from 1978 to
27,
on
First of Michigan
Corporation;
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;.W. E.
Hutton & Co.; Lee
Higginson Cor¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $290,000
was
sold to Frank B. Mc-
bonds
21,000
tunnel.
first
Witter
Salt
Kennedale, Texas
two
ties
Westminster College (P. O.
April
on
tunnel
second
imately
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on March 7
sive.
15 from 1967 to 1973 inclusive.
Municipal Securities
4y4s. Due
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: F. S. Smithers
for
$413,000
as
1962 to 1974 inclusive.
as
from
Southwest
follows:
90,000
15
191, p. 851
First
of
,
SI,758,000
unlimited
Feb. 23—v.
on
Feb.
on
were
■
schoolhouse
South¬
from 1975 to 1989 inclusive.
McCall,
Dallas.
4V2s. Due
as
890,000
Bond
First
Co., at a price of 100.049, a
interest cost of about 4.21%,
5s. Dated Feb. 15, 1960. Due on
Feb. 15 from 1974 to 1983 inclu¬
as
Crowe,
by the
follows:
as
Sale—An issue of $25,000
by
1960
191,
syndi¬
a
west
waterworks system tax bonds
sold to Murray W. Moore &
proved
com¬
revenue
752—were awarded to
cate
first
The
a bridge
bridge was
The
Due
4V2s.
as
from
the Elizabeth River approx¬
certain
Feb. 18—v.
on
1952.
cross
first
O.
$1,800,000
and
bonds offered
p.
net
Early, Texas
Bond
tax
23,
the
stantially
March
on
63,000
Ltd., jointly,
1965 inclusive.
from 1962 to
Dis¬
issued to
were
traffic
for
and
creased
1986 inclusive.
4.20s. Due
as
1952
river.
the
opened
1
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
the
build the first tunnel and
the
&
Cameron County (P. O.
—
Due
4^s. Due
as
1,035,000
by
tin.
were
—
follows:
as
5s.
as
from
1987 in¬
to
4.19%,
445,000
March
clusive. Legality approved
852
p.
a
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
bids
improvement 1960
1, 1960. Due
Dated
191,
v.
syndicate headed by
Moroney,
Beissner • &
Co., and
Johnston, Lemon & Co., at a price
of 100.0066, a net interest cost of
until 5 p.m. (CST) on March 8
for the purchase of $250,000 street
and
—
awarded to
$55,000
sealed
improve¬
street
bonds, which
enue
across
Conn Brown,
—
receive
Sale—The $2,020,000 gen¬
refunding all
trict's $15,727,000 outstanding rev¬
ment limited tax bonds offered on
about
Aransas
ginia and
Texas
"
School Commission,
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
was
Que'
$550,000
sold to Dominion
Corp., Ltd., and Bank
of Montreal, jointly, * as 6s, at a
price of 95.45. Due on Feb. 1 from
Securities
1961
to
1970
inclusive.
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