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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
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Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
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Number 5923
191
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Price
Monday, February 8, 1960
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RAILROAD
Wholesale Corp., Nashville, Tenn.
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Acme
corporation
21, filed
Jan.
on.
INSURANCE
;
Files With
—
American
letter
a
This
In This Issue
in
Aerojet-General Corp.—New Holdings—
New York Stock
Electro-Optical Systems, Inc., below.—V. 190, p. 1517.
Air-Shields, Inc.—To Be Acquired—
Aeronautical
National
below!—-V.
Corp.,
New York
1645.
p.
Boston
;
corporation
of
Its
outstanding
at
$80
per
share,
stock
Preferred
inclusive,
1960,
for
dividends of
$2
1729.
TT.-u
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(Bonds)
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Coast
—
Exchange—
Stock
—
Montreal'Stock
Files With
The
Columbus,
Association,
Alumni
Securities and
Ohio—
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Exchange Commission—
with", the "
SEC covering $75,000
of 3%
debenture bonds to be offered at face
amount mainly by personal solicitation by members of the association.
No underwriting is
involved.
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The proceeds are to be used to build a new fraternity house.
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corporation
-filed
Jan.- 21
on
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notification
of
letter
a
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-
American
Hard
it
Rubber
Co.
Dow-Jones
a
is
of
the
In
production
often
of
one
pioneer
in
credited
the
the
balls
H.
begins,
by
corporation,
this
on
Feb.
allocate
with -making
largest
first
the
in
manufacturers
manufacture
bowling
of
the
balls
shipments
to
capacity
increasing
in
the
been
our
will
Butler,
further
cencral
and
"chat
Demand
has
Federal
of
Reserve
Airlines, Inc.—Sales
told
800UI
15^
ton-iriles
Mr.
29
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a
Analysis
t0
a
the
high
new
increased
Hogan
luncheon
that
the
$.34
$.79
10%
predicted
bl"icnCnger milCS
n.S'! tho Wstion
PioDlems
1958.
"These
5 73p 000.000
$2,462,000
in
miles
airfreight
while
1959
rose
increase
of
Federal
involve
regulation,
bo h
and
Mr.
le**el
of.
degree
to
the
the
Hogan saw additional
which the airlines
uneconomic corn-
airline executive
fippki^ ^as3en8er Fare
noted that the CAB has been conducting a
Investigation since May.,1256.-but that "no
issued, nor is there any indication as to when
r
bas yet been
o
p
Hi ba forthcoming."
rone«„W.e,nt' 011 to say tbat "unless responsible management is given
-fohabie freedom, to bring itsTcharges into line promptly with sigPithl,! chanKcs in costs, the public is bound to be .h* lesor—th-ough
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''"Paired service,
subsidy payments,
or
both."—V. 191, p. 197.
American Dryer Corp.—Named by SEC—
film!6 S#EC New York
Drwr
P
n
of
of
Am
V
merlcan
Regional Office announced Jan. 28. 1960. the
complaint lUSDC, SDNYi seeking to enjoin American
and certain individuals and firms from further violations
Act registration requirements in the offering and sale
Dryer
stick.—V.
190,
p.
2137
and
1829.
American Enka Corp.—Forms New Division—
coverpH959. the Chemstrand Corp. and Ketchikan Pulp Co. made new
new
nounr^wire and cable field, this vayon and nylon manufacturer, anrer>rp^M°n eb- 1 the formation of the William Brand-Rex Division,
consolidation of two subsidiaries.
the combination creates a new
the $15-20 million range. The
1.
when new executive office
,LmS or ^be Division were opened in Concord, Mass., toexpanded sales engineering and technical service-, faclli-
Fhiiin
d
m
ODeranvL
stul*> President, said that
conso!HoMUnltL wlth annuM sales in
hea'ri'iiiQ^t
became effective Feb.
get her
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land
will operate plants in West Acton, Mass., North
2nnand Sanfa Monica, Calif. These manufacturing
Quencv ' i»ro?u^c dlversified types of wire and cable and high fremachinJnsu,latlon •for the communications, electronics, business
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V' 190
p
proceeds are to be "used
hJ'"611'' 8ulded missile, electric and allied Industries.—
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in
share.
an
by
duction
of
such
35,000 shares
persons.
mortgage
See
Transamerica
offering
is
The
to the extent
below.
share' in
per
the
closing, of
plant
a
190,
in Roanoke
reduced
net
1830.
p.
the
best
sales
•1
taken
informed
was
of
option
an
that
in
entire
beer
on
Immediate
Texas.
the
in
record
barrels
8,000,000
over
has
staff
sales
plans
for
of
history
the
sold.
were
of
amount
the
i
i
substantial
a
of
use
I'
this
1959
this
did
feel
not
the
that
stock
should
listed
be
this
with
the
of
unresolved.
The
beer
the
it
wili
the
the
purchase
that
during
further
area
this
is
beer
this
now,
the
or
sold
not
should
brewery
a
months
12
appropiraie
in
the
Court
the
offer
to
the
States
for
further
it
the
agrees
Florida.
the
sale
Court
the
In
case.
that
of
State
then
the
agrees
and
leads
period,
in
ruling
the
of
reasonable
no
the
consent
Miami
in
affect
not
H
.
media
Miami
the
of
will
make
meantime,
-
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the
will continue to produce, promote and sell Regal beer and ale.
plant produced about 400,000 barrels of beer and ale in
company
The
any
never
event
plant
Miami
the other.
The company also
other brewery in tht United
without
years
in
Since
year.
coverage
or
way
purchase
fives
the
media
one
sold
be
not
during
area
Miami
not
some
will
Regal
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The
divestment or retention of the Regal plant will not mate¬
aliect earnings in 1960.
An early
sale of the Regal plant,
however, might affect shipping capacity in 1960.—V. 191, p. 198.
1959.
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of $105,000, as well as the
150.
Co. of New York—Acquired—
Corp.,
$.80
A
consent
judgment
has
now
been
entered
Anheuser-Busch, the sellers and the government. In this
Anheuser-Busch agrees to use its best efforts to divest itself
Regal brewery on terms acceptable to the Federal Court.
other terms of the consent judgment generally are that Busch
decree
Paterson, N. J.—
Commission—
under option to the underwriter.—V. 190, p.
American Surety
in
or
or
in both quarterly periods a Chem¬
taxes, of $2,305,000 equal to $.45
quarterly period nonrecurring expenses'of
share.—V.
the
made
Board
In
was
such
$4,072,000
yet available.
still
that
registration statement also includes
additional 35,000 shares which may be delivered to the holder
a
mortgage on the company's property in order to effect a re¬
sold
be
of
company
in
Fla.,
not
next
organized in April 1959 and owns 100 acres of
developed and'improved land and buildings in Sackets Harbor, N. Y.,
known as Madison Park, with a deep water frontage along the Black
River Bay section of Lake Ontario.
It was organized for the purpose
of engaging in the general real estate business. It now has outstanding
318 425 common shares and certain indebtedness. Net proceeds of the
sale of the additional 350.000 shares by the company will be used to
pav off a $144,340 mortgage held by
the General Services Administra¬
tion
to pay $105,000 on account of the second purchase money mort¬
gage on Madison
Park, and for development and improvement of the
company's properties and for additional real estate acquisition.
The
organizers
of the company are Jack J. Arnold
(President),
Aaron
J
Gabriel and Jerome P. Weiss (officers).
Of the 318,425
outstanding shares, 200.425 were Issued to the organizers in con¬
sideration Tor
the assignment of a contract for the acquisition of
Medison Park.
An additional 118,000 shares were sold to six persons,
which
are
also
included
in the registration statement
and may
The
earned
same—$4,061,000
the
earnings
between
for general corporate purposes.
The
$1,756,000
share
total
the
The
45
to be made on a best
efforts basis by A.' J. Gabriel Co., Inc., for which it will receive a
sellin° commission of 45 cents per share.-In addition, the company has
ei'cinteci
the underwriter a
one-year option on an additional 35,001
shares, exercisable
at $1 pqy shaie. A. J. Gabriel, an officer ana
director of the company, is sole stockholder of the underwriter.
p.r
to
per
the
earnings
applicable
Houston,
into
Notices. 46
r
$3
with
1958
per
1959
suit
-
at
decline
$.56
in
$62,300,000
caused
Board meeting in January, the directors also voted to post¬
listing Anheuser-Busch stock on any Exchange. An antitrust suit
by the government is pending against the company over the purchase
of the Regal plant in Miami, Fla.
of
Seaway Land Co.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company of 60 East 42nd St.,
New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Jan. 27, 1960, covering 538.000 shares of
common
stock. Of this stock, 350,000 shares are to be offered for
sale
compared
about
Viscose
with
sales
to
de¬
American
at American
to
or
at
preceding quarters
compared
1959
were
at
fibers
man-made
However,
year
the
liabilities
$61,000,000
pone
Ansonia Wire & Cable Co.,
Securities
American & St. Lawrence
cublic
$.21
had
are
At
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of
1958.
during
current
»
the
in
mi
in
com¬
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from
-I
new
equity
share
earnings include
company
acreage
on
Jan. '29 filed a letter of notification with the
300,000 • shares of common slock (par 10 cents ) to be
per share, through F.rso CLy Securities, Inc., New York,
offered at $1
The
Co.,
and Exchange
Sales
$2,834,000
made
50%
earnings
in
decrease
quarter
the
each
after
the
Tampa.
company
company
covering
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WlndL1^ d,vision
Securities
.i
bCGn au'lhoi'lzed by the Civil Aeronautics Board," he
declared
The
SEC
"rev-
fares
which
With
of
incurred
company." In
46
Fiberglass
Molded
American
last
from
or
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—News—
Regal
Files
the
1959
total
earnings- by
Cement Co., below.—V. 191, p. 501.
Portland
in
dividend,
situation
of
Society
passenger
registered an 11# rise.
in domestic.air trunkline
airmail
12#
Louis
St.
share
share.. In
or
Dawey
in
of
than
1958.
The
/
pre-
after
,
and
"
Co.
v-.
over
up
,
sales
the
equal,
improved
assets
•
lower
share,
per
in
per
.
$54,500,000
were
1958.
Pulp
Viscose
:
.
both
were
quarter of
1959
of
share
quarter
These
strand
American-Marietta Co.—To Be Combined—
1960-.aS comPared with the 1959 total of over
ted 10 charRe
iviufG
of
end
a
the
revenue
i)
it
i
its
$240,000,000
$2.65
.
shipments
1959
that
fourth
quarter
.
to
Viscose's
to
$80,000,000,
corresponding quarter of
per
per
of
result
the
per
coverage
See
quarter
Chemstrand
equal
current
to
*
quarter of
fourth
the
the
Up—
of
meeting
companv's
and
Eavarian
Revenues
at
same
to
in
prei.minarv
ruuncial
from
1958.
Kentucky
American
American
of
amounted
1959
operations
or
33
Banks
and
$2.98
earned
dividend
increased
$217,000,000 in
Corp.-
earnings.
position
the
and
the
from
Federal
of
the
and
1958.
fourth
in
46
Statement
Condition
sales
fourth
with
1959
the
46
Banks
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
than
for
1959
totaled
approximately $37# million,
based on
figures, according to the company's Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent.
Finance, William J. Hogan.
This is a new record for American,
ana
represents an increase of about 19'*
over
1953.
of
Viscose
wiil
American
;
i
-
earnings
or
share
per
1959
in
capital—excess of
31,
the
clined
33
33
33
System
Reserve
Combined
have had to
larger
end
In
new factory, by"
service we can offer
country."—V. 188,
the
of
we
been
Working
Dec.
the
The
plant.
J.
N.
strengthen
parts
western
2886.
P-
Foreign Exchange Rates—
Condition Statement of Member
from
Sales
Chemstrand
financial
year.
—at
Corporation & Investment News...
1
State and City Bond Offerings—
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
to
he said,
great,-'
so
customers.
our
at
capacity,
customers
The
General
President of AHR,
increased substantially each .year,
have
net
Chemstrand
a
earnings of these companies was
pared with $1.92 in 1958.
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The
hard rubber bowling
Held and has been
since the early part
10%
both
$1.36
the
Miscellaneous Features
erect the new plant, Mr.
pointed out that sales of ACE
decision
company's
that
were; $15,200,000
or
include
years
share.
the
in
earnings
$6,900,000
per
than
1959
In
y
.
his
orders
production
...
Stock Exchange
$.45
more
2
late summer or
Tuthill,
have
"Recent
Averages
Transactions American Stock Exchange
of
century.
explaining
Newton
Bond
Prices
SEC Index of Stock
fall of this year,
AHrt's bowling ball
production capacity will be more than doubled.
The facility
is being erected
adjacent to the plant which AHR
constructed
in
1955
to
manufacture
ACE
hard
rubber com^s.
The
ball,
and
to
In
is
When
company,
Stock
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
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building the country s most modern factory for man¬
ufacturing bowling balls.
The new. highly
automated plant is under construction in Boonevillp. Ark.,
and
represents
an
initial investment
of more
than $2
million.
Markets
Transactions New York
division
a
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Over-the-Counter
Amerace Corp.—Expansion—
announced
Stock
Toronto
Both
records
37
38
39
42
43
33
Exchange....—_—
Canadian Stock Exchange—
Zeta
Alpha
by
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.....: 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.....—
37
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the
year.
taxes,
13
25
29
34
34
34
i— 34
36
Viscose
double
ceding
—
—
Stock
Pacific
share.
per
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange.:
•
rate
the
p.
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March 31, 1960, all
prior preferred stock
on
converted into common stock to March'25,
of 16 shares of common for one share of
be
may
190,
redemption
cumulative "convertible
$4
plus, accrued
at
preferred.—V.
called
has
Stock
Exchange.....—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
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Alleghany Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
The
Exchange (Stocks)
American Stock Exchange.
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187,
reported
28
(excluding the Chemstrand dividend) and its 50% equity
earnings of Chemstrand Corp. and Ketchikan Pulp Co. amounted
per share in 1959 compared with $2.83 in 1958.
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Stock and Bond Quotations
PAGE
See
Corp.—Earnings Up—.
Jan.
on
$5.18
about
proceeds are to be used to purchase merchandise, for payment
notes and
accounts payable, for advertising and other expenses.
The
See
Viscose
corporation
the
to
Ky.
Green,
MISCELLANEOUS
• ;
operations
notification with the
cents! to be
Inc., Bowling
of
covering 295,000 shares of common stock (par 10
offered at SI per share, through Crescent Securities Co.,
SEC
of
INDUSTRIAL
.
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
The
s
SEC
and
company
covering
—
Files With
outstanding
each
10
stock
common
held
shares
trie
on
the
on
record
share,
!:?
basis
date
enrougft Lapham & Co., New York, N. Y.
proceeds are
to be used
to
repay
a
current
working capital.—V. 177, p. 137.
of
at
1
.'ill
;
seven
$4
per
.
The
Armco
Steel
debt
for
and
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
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The
L.
1959
net earnings of this corporation
Chairman, announced on Jan. 2d in
Gray,
were
This
is
equal
to
$5.19' per
share
the
on
14,794,400
stock
outstanding at the year end,
comparison, in the recession year of
common
By
512,151,
Mr.
$3.89
or
Ralph
unaudited
Gray
dividend
March
The
of
4,
announced
75
I960,
cents
company's
390,909
in
sales,
Mr.
1958.
sales
the
in
of
1959
that
6.6
Gray
1958
said.
Armco
Armco
of
;
•
earned
stock.
common
totaled
Feb.
4,
$57,-
on
will
It
7.5
cents
each
sales
produced
company
declared
be
a
payable
1960.
$1,022,396,000,
equaled
earned
had1
Directors
of
record
year
cents
the
Board
of
Earnings last
said
Gray
the
share
per
from
up
that
shareholders
to
Mr.
shares
share.
per
at
against
high
$867,dollar
each
on
dollar
1953.
in
levels
except
during the 116 days of the steel strike, and that its operations averaged
80% of capacity for the year.
Fourth quarter results were affected by the strike.
Mr. Gray noted,
and
the
$241,747,000
in
$249,097,000
Net
earnings
year
sales
the
the
figure
for
were
the
had
company
quarter
in
period
did
the fourth
$17,404,000,
not
match
quarter
against
of
the
1958.
$23,679,000
a
ago.
Armco
operated
ments
to
sales
for
of
produced
at
70.5%
steel
3,640,620
Earnings
5,129,000
of
mill
tons
before
charges
were
the
of
steel
last
year.
In
1958,
Armco
and turned out 4,506,127 tons.
Ship¬
to 4,103,543 tons in 1959, compared
came
preceding
Federal
$113,372,000 in 1958.
These
aapacity
products
in
tons
:
$76,849,800,
preliminary
a
report.
of
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t
Jan. 28 filed a letter of notification with
the
shares of; common s-obk (par $1) to be offered
on
t.ie
for
shares
new
Exchange Commission—
74,800
holders "o.
to
Ashton, R. I.
year.
income
taxes
were
$153,915,000,
against
Depreciation and amortization totaled $36,948,000.
$34,457,000 in 1958.—V. 190, p. 1626.
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Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.^Sales
Up, Net PQwn-r-.
building
aluminum
of
manufacturer
A.S.E.-listed
This
products,
report for the fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1959, re¬
ported net sales of $10,866,606, a new record for the company and
an
inciease of 24.6%
over the figure of $8,722,810 for the
previous
in
annual
Its
12
costs,
with
the
2.3 to 1, leaving the company in excellent condition
progressive moves already effected, M. B. Morris.
President, explained in his annual message.
Mr
Morris
pointed
to a
10%
price increase for its products
effective
Jan/ 1," 1§60.' and* said" it was the first' general price
to
1
to
window and door industry.
He also commented that action of the primary aluminum
producers
in
abandoning the freight allowance was an added and unexpected
cost during
the year.
It marked the end of a practice which had
been in effect throughout the history of the aluminum industry.
The
price increase for products,
he said, probably would be fol¬
lowed by
leading competitors.
And in addition to this increase in
price the company, he related, has redesigned its products extensively,,
has
made major "personnel shifts, and has instituted other methods
increase
of
of
costs.
During
Fla.,
in
of Arnold Altex during
the real estate field.;
into
170.000
First
the
company
also
spring of
1960.
common
stock, the
nylon
also
led
The
and
of
purchase
Baltimore * which
outside
the
.
you
company's
can
Company
real estate diversifications
equipment and real estate
plus the
in plant,
assets
we
see
stockholders Mr. Morris said:
meeting challenges with action.
We
are
future
and
190,
254.
the
to
Act
investment
we
are
for
diversification."—V.
p.
SEC
corporation
and
Exchange Commission—
Jan.
on
letter of notification with the
convertible debentures payable Feb. 1,
filed
21
coverfing $150,000 of 7V»%
1970.
offered
be
to
The securities are
tures
having
face
at
below.
Inc.,
a
-
Offered
—
&
denominations
in
amount
of
1,
Feb.
1968.
of
each.
$1,000
deben¬
underwriting
is
No
White,
Co.
are
PROCEEDS—Net
used
and
in
added
be
part
capital,
the
general
services,
purchases
BUSINESS—Automatic
engaged
are
primariiy
coin-operated
and
plants,
but
public
A
locations
such
tablishments
and
products
by
rettes,
a
sold
concentrated
sizable
Los
in
Angeles,
the
machines
Illinois,
buildings,
Indiana,
Iowa,
$24,811,400
and
a
substantially
value
of
all
the
of
$38,816,224
cash
of
as
its
shares
and
Nov.
30,
their
at
securities
of
net
Bartram,
capitalization
of
of
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
have
tained
and
es¬
important
candy, ciga¬
sandwiches,
the
installs
industrial
military
are
offices
White.
severally
in
the
the
of
Middle
and
soups,
the
at
company
present
West,
industrial
are
where
centers
of
Wisconsin.
$789,092,
per
See.
it
William B.
Baxter
solutions
ical
Graham, President. The proceeds
debt..
company
Underwriters
Weld
agreed,
it
Co.,
subject
White.
numbers
respective
equal
the
will
to
SI
share
per
related
specialties and
Co., Inc
to
consist
common
and
the
to
financing, out¬
of approximately
stock, i$l pari,
below,
through
their
Podesta it
Cruttenden,
of
and
terms
purchase
and
conditions
from
the
Inc.
is
leading manufacturer of intravenous
pharmaceutical, biological and chem¬
enzymes.—V. 190, p. 1064.
Hornblower it Weeks,—
6,500
Johnston.
3,650
Lester,
3,650
R.
McDaniel
Loewi
Dickson it Co., Inc.—
G. Edwards it Sons
First
Securities
Fulton,
Co.,
it
5,000
Co
3,000
_
Inc
—
3,650
Reid
3,650
3,000
Inc.
and
fiscal
highest of
—
Co
&
3,650
—
William R. Staats it Co....
Sutro it Co
3,000
5,000
Watling,
3,000
3,650
Lerchen it Co
Westheimer it Co
3,650
Baker Oil Tools, Inc.
Revenues
(&
5,000
3,650
..
Williston it Beane
3.000
Sub.)—Earnings Up—
earnings of this company for the first quarter of its
the three months ended Dec. 31.
1959, were
the
year,
quarter
any
announced
Feb.
on
Earnings
2
quarter
a
year
net
in
in
increased
Consolidated
a
the
company's history,
letter to shareholders.
about
387c
on
a
10%
T.
Sutter,
revenue
President,
gain
the
over
earlier.
profit
after
taxes
of
Baker
Oil
Tools, Inc., and
its
subsidiary, Baker Transworld, Inc., for the first
quarter was approxi¬
mately $795,000, equal to 25 cents a share on
the
3,149,957 shares
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1959.
This compares with
like quarter
ments
to
Total
pared
a
17
year
cents
income
ylth
Revenues
month on
$573,706 for the
which wa$ equal after preferred
dividend pay¬
share on the present number of
shares.
ago
per
for
the
$6,017,249.
for
the
Initial
quarter
amounted
to
$6,610,935,
com¬
lor, ,thp corresponding period
a
year earlier.
of December were
$2,365,696, the second best
month
record.
_
The
as
monthly
compared
fiscal
year
the
the
50
corporation
50%
period
increase
ended
the
President,
with
from
net
31,
semi-annual
said
$21,206,743
operations
Jan.
on
in
Dec.
that
for
25
reported
earnings
from
1959.
report
to
sales
a
for
the
of
20%
six
sales
cents
with
Dr.
totaled
Arnold
O.
$25,442,965,
Beckman,
fcompared
shares
last
cents
for
sale
of
of
$714,203
Jan.
on
the
were
of
for
current
represented
'/ ;'C
net
.
by
paper
fiscal
year
Laurence
27
cents
stock,
fiscal
the
amounted
latter
sales
to
in
part
1958.
5.2%.
of
.the
\
1959
Brown
,
of
prior
were
The
in
Moreover,
a
reversal
of
average
the
with
ended
Sept.
of
the
average
30,
year
have
and
the
a
themselves
as
aggregate
compared
to
the
FORTHCOMING LARGER ISSUES
Among the larger issues coming up are;
Feb.. 8—$25 million Consolidated Natural
debentures; Feb. 9—200,000 shares of California Water &
Telephone common,
$30 million Montreal
Metropolitan Corp. debentures, $12 million Texas
Electric Serv¬
ice Co. debentures,
$102,830,000 PHA's local Authority
bonds, and $10 million Wash¬
ington Suburban Sanitary District,
Md.; Feb. 11—$29,233,000 Temporary Loan Notes
dated March 10, 1960-March
14, 1961 by 28 Massachusetts
Municipal Housing Authori¬
ties; Feb. 16—1 million shares of Campbell
Soup Co. common, $7.5 million Dayton
Rubber Co. debentures, Pacific
Tel. & Tel. Co.
$143,509,000 common and $72 million
in debentures, 1.5 million
shares of Tennessee Gas
Transmission Co., 71,090 shares of
U. S. Polymeric
Chemicals, Inc., and $10 million Dallas,
Texas; Feb„-16--$30 million
N. Y. Port Authority, $8 million
Dallas, Texas, $8 million Orlandq,
Fla., Utilities
Commission; Feb. 18—$50 million Duke Power Co.
bonds; Feb. 19—909,659 shares
of Capital Airlines, Inc. common
(and the firm will engage in about
$59 million new
debt financing reported to be
privately placed); Feb. 23—$18,309,000 Los
Angeles,
Calif.; Feb. 24—$15 million Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
preferred, $20 million Duquesne
Light Co. debentures, $14 million Public Service
Co. of
Oklahoma, $8 million Selby
County, Tenn.; Feb. 26—$25 million
Dayton Power & Light Co.
bonds; March 1—$15
million Imperial Investment
Corp., Ltd. bonds.
Gas Co.
below summarizes the data for all
the docket for the
forthcoming four weeks.
and other public and
private sources.
the corporate and
municipal issues in
The figures are obtained
from the SEC
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL
FINANCING TABLE
Corporate
Feb.
Corporate
Stocks.
8-Feb. 12__
$45,200,000
130,250,000
60,551,000
15,000,000
$14,982,750
286,755,730
29,761,000
8,885,000
$251,001,000
$340,384,480
Feb. 15-Feb. 19__
Feb. 22-Feb. 26-.
Feb. 29-Mar.
4__
Total..
*
Municipals of $1 million and
Total
Grand Total
Corporates
*Municipals
$60,182,750 f$220,004,000
417,005,730
75,684,000
90,312,000
42,465,000
23,885,000
$76,194,000
$591,385,480
of Both
$280,186,750
492,689,730
132,777,000
100,079,000
$414,347,000 $1,005,732,480
more.
f Includes Montreal Metropolitan
Corp. $30 million non-tax-exempt and
$29,233,000
Temporary Loan Notes dated Mar. 10,1960-Mar.
14,1961 offered by 28 Massachusetts
Housing Authorities.
% Includes $45 million Elizabeth River Tunnel
quarter
of
1959,
under
82,058.733
an
increase
review
for
of
was
the
82,203,645,
nine
months
approximately
7%'.
offered late in February.
Commission, Virginia, bonds
to
be
MARGIN
REQUIREMENTS FOR GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
Signs that the spotlight is being turned on
the government securities
market—to
stay—with stepped-up intensity merit more
than passing interest.
Recently the New
York Federal
Reserve Bank created a new
Market Statistics
Department which will
data on government issues with
an
appropriate time lag and
safeguards to assure confidentiality of individual
dealer information. The Bank will
increase the range of factual
information for the public and the
participants in the
market. This may
satisfy Congressional criticism made
during the hearings on the
operations of the government securities market
and the conduct of those
operations
during June-September, 1958.
Further, last Monday's exchange (Feb.
1) between
William McChesney
Martin, Jr., Chairman of the Federal Reserve
Board of Gover¬
nors, and Senator Paul H. Douglas
resulted in Martin
stating that he may recommend
that Congress authorize the
government to impose
margin requirements in the pur¬
chase of government
securities. Should this materialize
and both tight
money and
the 4*4% interest rate
ceiling on government bonds persist, it
could, of course, make
it that much more difficult
for the
Treasury to engage in new financing and in
refinancing. During this exchange,
incidentally, Mr, Martin denied that he knew the
views of the New York Federal
Reserve Bank
regarding "bills only" policy—S. B.
collect
and
or
process
February 4, 1960
or
12
years'
as
cents
Federal
compared
an
increase
of
excluded, the increase
light calendar is occurring in the
municipal market
compared to two weeks ago.
Today's four-week tabulation (which includes the
postponed Montreal Metropolitan
Corp. $30 million) adds up to an impressive
$414
million.
Last week's four-week
municipal projection came to $292 million—not
including the $45 million Elizabeth River Tunnel
Commission, Va., reported then. This
week (Feb. 8-11) looms
quite large with a scheduling of
$220 million municipal
The table
In
controlling interest
represent
sales
of
year..
$1,295,631,
figures Include
sales
though the January
reversed
average
the
$58,888,381
1959
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
this
an
of
,</'•.1
dollar volume ground swell of
corporate and municipal offerings
totaling about
$1 billion is being groomed for the
period of Feb. 8-March 4.
Total common,
preferred and bond corporates with set sales dates for
the four-week
period commencing today (Feb.
8) continue to reflect last week's
reported lift and
show a still further rise of about
$42 million in the demand for capital funds.
The
week of Feb. 15-19 contains the
greatest activity set for corporates with
$130 million
in bonds topped
by about $156 million in equities for a
weekly aggregate of $417
million. Last week's four-week
estimate came to $550
million, and last year's figure
for the comparable
period was one-half as large. It seems as
February projections for
2qq
'
products'
30, 1959
Nov.
during
income
Co% acquired
year,
sales
forest
ended
A
and
---
382.
<
on
net
With Resi-Chem
Although
>
including $315,651,
-
$55,407,620 for the previous year.
over
-
Whittemore, Chairman
share
received
\
Corp., in which
veav
Cen^
p.
F.
per
had
refunds
for
191,
and
outstanding
Co.
,
sales
47
$10 394
383.-
pulp,
stock
year Brown
share of common
taxes,
per
period
fiscal
or
were
i.r
its
by
represents
common
cents
same
$639,656
share—"
-V.
per
recent
operations,
property.
sales
year,
the
75
the
of
'
this
26
the
Corp.—Acquisition-
fiscal
per
share,
during
6.3%
30
or
the
earnings
period
income
This
Consolidated
and
months'
corresponding period a year ago.
Net profit
$1,262,172 compared with $842,129 from
opera-
was
Board.
of Resi-Chem
the
net
was
announced
previous
Income
7
shareholders,
company's
increase
operations
,
$395,006
of
outstanding
from
quarter
net
that
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
3,650
Corp
Co.. Inc.—
&
Irving Lundborg & Co
J. R,
like
Lewis
McCormick
3,650
Goodbody & Co
1960
it
Co
it
Co
it
3,000
Co
&
S.
A.
Lemon
Ryons
5,000
Co.„__
Clarke
was
of
per
163a
3,650
W.
Consolidated
2 623 495
Up—v/
con¬
at
Shares
5,000
Co
and
repay
a
Beckman Instruments, Die.—Sales, Net
The
company
stock
common
15,175
Co
Burnham
John
of
Name
George D. B. Bonbright
it
shares
15.175
Curttenden, Podesta & Co..
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Boettcher
to
equipment,
industrial
of
current
named
Inc.
Shares
p Weld it
used
■'vvv//
Laboratories,
and
will be
noted
second
and
same
Co.—Earnings—
by
short-term
He
Bftrtram^rotkersCorp77-Tiibuvie:—V7~f9^^^^^
Brown
•.»
,
said, income for
cents, entirely from
shares
Street Investing
manufacturer
share.
Name
me
a
Bonds
of
Underwriting Agreement,
following
having
\ Broad
This
company on February 2 placed privately 25,000 shares of 6%:
preferred stock" with a par value of $100 per share, it was announced
ended Sept. 30. 1959, the company
basis had consolidated income of
$4,000,000 of sundry debt and 911,796 shares of
Representatives,
for
93
resulted
the
the
earnings
York
value
Baxter Laboratories, Inc.—Private Placement:—
forma
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
standing
New
asset
net
for
$12,804,650
For
-
had
$1,014,489.
Beckman
to
outstanding.
cents
sales
to
share.
and
Investment
1959.
stock.
common
Co..
in
more
operations
in
through
owns,
commercial
the
certain
and
year
pro
income
net
in
on
Michigan
on
its
and
Coast
fiscal
the
subsidiaries
and
in
machines
its
existing
products
located
restaurants,
Among
through
carried
are
EARNINGS—For
its
Pacific
the
on
operations
of
of
its subsidiaries
company
are
operated
are
Calif.,
expansion
variety
which
terminals.
company
the proceeds will
for use as working
Inc. and
cold beverages, ice cream, milk,
ready-to-eat hot foods. Executive
of
located
and
wide
a
office
as
for
bank
term
of
company
of America.
number
airport
the
the
a
balance
coffee,
variety
are
selling
machines
of the
majority
substantial
a
loan,
repay
equipment,
Retailers
in
vending
services.
will
short
to
of
funds
of new
and for acquisitions.
for
the sale of the common shares
company
promissory note. The
a
the
to
from
proceeds
by
portion of
a
13
ago,
During the
comparable
by $172,360
from
earnings to
augmented
net
volume.
Weld & Co. Inc. and Cruttenden,
joint managers of an underwriting
group which offered on Feb. 3, 120,000 shares of Auto¬
matic Retailers of America, Inc. common stock at a price
of S 16.625 per share. The offering marked the first pub¬
lic sale of the company's common stock.
be
year
per
exemption
order under
the
Broad
Street
Investing Corp.,
issue
to
Dr.
1,354,343
on
1959.
total
basis.
shares
earnings
31,
were
bringing
hn<n«
share
per
amounted
Cleared—
an
Retailers of America, Inc.—Common Stock
Automatic
Podesta
a
being exchanged for the same amount of 7%
maturity date
182, p. 2246.
a
involved.—V.
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
Acceptance Corp.,
Securities
The
sharp
ner
1 363,094
share
-
last year.
Associated
a
a
Dec.
earnings
un a pei period basis.
share amounted
months'
permitting
company,
the
building a solid foundation
your company.
We are confident that the coming years will be
ones
of growth, stability and financial reward through progress and
looking
With
On
On
ended
estate,
,
to $3,306,101.
In concluding his report to
"As
Sutter
months
operational
real
are
Robert
acquisitions,
product
new
Irom $806,182
are
share," Mr.
per
six
of
a
window
components
to
increased
cents
sale
six
Publishers,
issued
Through
bright future expected for them,
Q. Partridge Products. Inc., manu¬
facturers
of the Tap-It
anchor, used principally by leading utility
companies.
Mr. Morris regards both of these operations as having
excellent profit potentials.
with
80
Brothers Corp.—Purchase
has
components
Florida
South
other
SEC
Mr. Morris include expansion
subsidiary which supplies die castings
to Arnold
Altex as well as most
manufacturers.
The company's success
Corp..
Die-Cast
window
nvlon
&
the
in
period
the
diversification cited by
of
areas
Allied
the
above
was
Beckman
In
the
during
shares
of
offered
be
of
Other
and
year
acquired 2,025 home sites in Lauderhill.
home
company
acquired
263
rent-producing homes
being improved for resale in 1960.$
of
past
venture With one of the area's most successful
firms
by
forming Heritage of
Lauderhill, Inc..
will
issuance
well
year-end
the year ending
for
190, p. 2038.
Printers
Bartram
The
a
the
moves
joint
construction
homes
the
1959,
a
\
■■■>■■■
major
the
diversification
a
was
announced in the aluminum
ever
reducing
One
be
income
net
tions
1958
fiscal
company's
it appears
Greeting Card Co.—Acquired—
United
various
the
for
should
volume,
company
and
taxes,
2
from
See
$440,273
a
1960
30,
Barker
price-cutting situation in the industry
which the company
has moved to
a
showed a net loss of $56,822 before Federal
$88,183
after taxes, the last figure comparing
profit in 1958.
The
current
assets of
the company increased by
$489,325, and
current
liabilities
decreased
by
$165,879.
With current
assets
of
$6 378,835
and current liabilities of $2,790,202,
the ratio increased
income
this
concluded—V.
factors
unfavorable
counteract,
*
Sept.
upon
on
increased
to
other
and
•
"Based
months.
Due
'
In, action taken last summer,
the
changed from Dec. 31 to Sept. 30.
Monday, February 8, I960
.
increased,
most
(603)
product showed reduced
of
llnps
profit margins
as
labor rates
without corresponding increases in selling prices.
increased
"nfscussing
financial
year-end
the
condition
of
were
woei
Co
Mr
borrowing on Nov. 30, 1959 amounted to $2,UOO,OQO as compared
200,000 at the previous year-end, the increase being attributinventories " Mr. Whittemore said the company's
•relatively small longrterm debt had been further reduced by $409,900
i
1 the year, which brought it down to $4,377,200 at Nov. 30, 1959.
ffl! reduction was accomplished despite the fact that the company
invested more
than $1/000,000 in new manufacturing facilities at
Birmingham, Ala., North Stratford, N. H. and Gorham, N. H. during
190,
Sales
Alstyne,
Van
by
The
December.
last
Co,
He
the
ported
88
sales
cents
Mr.
with
compared
$65,524,000
were
$55,>•
of
and
$41,350,000
,
fiscal year, Daystrom re¬
earnings of $802,000 equal to
net
share.
a
.
;
.
volume is being sustained in all areas of
industrial production, and consumer goods
—and that fourth quarter results should bring Sales to approximately
$90 million for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1960.—V. 190, p. 154.
...
the
concluded
by announcing that the firm's military backlog now
nearly $14.5 million, while its commercial business during
is projected at almost $8 million.—V. 190, p. 2447.
<
-
Jones
reported
this
of
the
Co.—Proposed Financings-Sales—
annual
report
ended Oct. 31, 1959 reached
President, said on Jan. 29
This exceeded 1958's sales of
sales figure was a previous record for
the
for
company
of $101,838,313,
record
new
$85T509,634 T3y
■
work,
Dayton Rubber
,
a
in
designs,
that
business—defense
/Sales
year
,
months
nine
$20,109,000 in the 1958 period.
In the firsl six months of its current
principally to discharge various obligations assumed
Hammond Valve Corp. and the Lima Electric Motor Co. were
at
the
with
used
fiscal
for
909,000. For the third quarter the volume totaled $24,174,000 compared
15-year loan for Massachusetts
Net proceeds from both financing operations
a
stands
1731.
p.
issue
$1,800,000,
a
result," Mr. Schafler pointed out, "the company's balance sheet
stronSest position in history. Working capital is estimated
at $4,400,000.
The ratio of current assets to liabilities is
approximately
1.7 to 1.
Stockholders' equity has been increased to an all-time high."
,
V.
$1,000,000 debenture
a
Life Insurance
the
"As
sold
obtained
acquired.
to' higher
the year.
also
being
wnen
Sl
£
i
at a group of underwriters headed
had
Mutual
are
nrnk
..ith
&
company
Whiitcnore said: "Working capital amounted to $14,695,871 at the
Kal vear-end as compared with $14,917,525 at the previous year-end.
■
£, td
Co.
w»
•
Brown
3
The T958
l97/.
year
C. M. Christie,
shareholders.
to
"w company.....
;
•■*.'.-v-
y
prof its ^f or fiscal ,1959 totaled • $3i414K226, - equal"- to -$2.IO pdr
profits Jor. f
_share, on' the aiyerag
ishare' on .the average1 of 1^0^4,800-fshar.^ out'stahdihg during; the year, ;
i:" Odfcave
"Net
:.yvO<it?ave."Net;
«vHv.»wv. 'toaipahy'.'.
company' .
anDlica Lions
at'
its' >
-
arv
vr
>
for
his
Standard
has
associates',
•
_
V-The'' earning^, fpjr-1959 do not include $330fQ(J0 equal td about 510.31
joined 'l3er Dayton Rubben share, of the undtetrifipted.profits of the Copolymer
.deyeiopmeht and'"' Rubber "and Chemical- Corp.,- less applicable, tax if' distributed:;'Dayton
.••—nmnb
safes
"hd
Calvert Gai
...
.
In> 1958- net profits amounted - to $1,32C43"4, -equal-to- $f.l9 per share
on thl aVex'age; of- i,0-36,471- -shares outstanding.-'<' •',
v;)
.v,.•».;
In 1958 'Dayton's, share
per-share.::
'"■'-/ : :
o
'
This firm,: of 79 Eaststatement,with the SEC "
its outstanding common/
of Tulsa,.: Okla., pompany.
'of the outstanding stock.
be offered lor sale from .
receive
.
v.-...
.,
.
See
John
Dr.
Dofrahce ' in
T.
of
two
by: the Trustees
the
under
under, that
trusts
,
ll/z%
Sale
the
of
.
.
,
shares will reduce
from 8,709,649 " s"
•
of
oi
s
,bholdings
the
,ine
1177.
year's $24,'339,405.
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• '• •
}- *'•
"Continually expanding volume requires'a strong financial condition,
the report said," and accordingly the company proposes to sell to the
public, subject to registration with the SEC, $7,500,000 of convertible
subordinated
debentures."
A
registration
statement
covering these
t
Corp.—Debentures, Com¬
$1,500,000
principal
debentures, due Jan.
on
1977,
15,
securities
'■
of
amount
debentures
12
shares
and
will
stock
common
At the
time,
same
the
nnn'SCiJ
nn
~
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„
share.'
per-
;:
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at
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the
191,
indicative
truly
504.
more
p.
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character
to
'
:
the
of
business,"
the
the
of
-
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the
]
■
overall
of
scope
•:
.
.
remove
,
1
*
activities."
•.
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Light Co.—Financing—Stock Split
I The
SEC has issued orders under the Holding Company Act extend¬
through Dec. 31, 1960, the period within which Delaware POWer
Liglit Company, of Wilmington, Del., may purchase additional stock
and
promissory- notes, of its subsidiaries, The Eastern Shore Public
•.
•
-
„
nf
.
^
lifn rnlnM /4
i'ViA
/i/vmnnvm
.notes of the Maryland
M
company
of notes of the Virginia
.^w-
■
SEC.
necessary
^
v
„
»•„
„
Service. .Cotapany..ot Maryland and Eastern ;Shore ^Public^ Service
Company- of Virginia, namely, ^r$l,000,000 of stock and $1,000,000 of
^
v%-» n
company toward fhe cbristru,ctioh pf -buildings to house additional mana hot rolling mill; for the instai- '
1* .-t
Vfacturirig ar'ea;^^ a-new'paint line^"an'd
#.,«„• nf.thfl Woir.1 Un'of
.
is
&
price T Of' $6.50
a
~' •' "
r
it:^--?7
J
"v'
Si,"pro<?eads fr°ni the financing will be applied
nnnefrimW/wi
„
the
diversified
it
ing
,
;Grown Aluniinuih .'Industries "Corp
with
more
believe
Delaware Power &
of-
underwriters
r.
the
"we
-
.
i
1v
be
s\
^^OltlO.nal 100,000 shares of COmrfton stock of
.
Trustees
i r us tees
of
filed
been
of
said,
limiting im¬
plications of the corporate name, The Dayton Rubber Co.
Therefore,
we
are
considering asking our shareholders at the annual-meeting
on
Feb. 29,
I960, to change the name of the company to one that
following delivery, was priced at
interest. on the debentures from
accrued
15, 1960.
and
has
"Because
report
on/4
'
<!♦ CA A
arid
AflA
rf/\nlr
nf
$500,000
stock
of
The- funds are
company.
dm/1
(tCAh
and
be
to"
AAfl
$500,000
by
used
the
.
under
'
p. ,503.
191,
the
units
.separable
plus
Jan.
From
__
_
1,000,000
the' Will
under
-V.
.
190, p.
—V.
of
are
$160,
being sold.. An aggregate of 4,35.4,825 .shares: are held by the.. Trustees,
jn the remaining tiSuSts." The. income beneficiaries and remaindermen
'
'
of
Dr > Dorrance
oi
all the trusts
under .the Will. are-descendants x
.
15,000
subordinated
amount
are.
.
Grace & Co., below.—V.
in
which
Trustees hold an. aggregate.6f .1,451,608 shares,
aggregate.Of 1,451,608
to be ;&old;, and' from the other trust, of which
John T. Dorrance, Jr., is the incoming beneficiary and in which the /
Trustees
hold an aggregate ;of 2,9.03;216 shores,
100,000 sha'res are
shares
*.
180,000 shares.of common stock of Crown Aluminum
Industries Corp. Each unit, consisting of $100 principal
the Will
Will.
1
in which
trust In. which: the
one
•900
3UU,000
were
$2.47. per
.
'*
Corp., "below. ~
Offered—Adams & Peck and associates offered
Feb.
become issuable under its employee benefit
may
The 1,000,000 shares are. held
•plans.
of
375
341,285
additional
An
(W. E:)
mon
Memorial Ave., Camden, N. J., on Jan. 29
filed a registration
statement covering 1,000,000 outstanding shares
of
its capital
stock, to be offered for public sale by the present
holders thereof through an underwriting group headed by The First
Boston
Corp.
The Initial public offering will be at a price related
to
the current
market for the outstanding shares at the time of
offering.
Underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company had 10,748,358 outstanding shares on Dec. 31, 1959.
of
Company-
•>.....-
,
Crown Aluminum Industries
Campbell Soup Co.—Files for Secondary—
company
-
Aircraft
United
Cosden Petroleum Corp.—Tenders—
,'
company and its.subsidiary, Bedford American Petroleum Corp.
engaged in the oil and gas business.
v
The
!.•
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see
The
are
total
»
_
-off-.saidiExchange, at» prices- related to the" current
for the 1 stock: at - the .time-- of offering.
The company - will
no .part. of,'the. proceeds.
< - *
>. y , -y.;
,
*. "i
: - /
-s
market
-
consolidated
share fo'r
of 75.%' over combined earhings
/
' r". r,"4' *>'■-/■"'• ■f V.
The
report stated
that Dayton Rubber closed- 1959 with working
capital of $21,529,000.
Shareholders',; equity reached a new high of
$26,537,696 at the close of the fiscal year compared 4with the previous
Copolymer
would
or
Exchange
Copolymer.
the
the
Holding
Commission
has
j
12/I960,. to re'reclassifieation,- Delaware
Power's 2;092,680 outstanding shares
of. $13.50 par common will be
changed into 4,185,360 shares of $6.75 par common.—V. 191, p. 199.
Carry-AH Trailers,:
Securities
SEC
and
Commission
Exchange
corporation
The
■
covering
offered
at
The
Delta Airlines, Inc.—Earnings
$2
proceeds
Jan.
this airline
28
calendar
14%
Case
This
for
long-term financing wiil provide additional working capital
expanding volume of business.
'*■7' '
new
the
Credit. Corporation's
'
'
P-
.
r/' J
v-Sj
of
this
sales
and
to $.378
of
common
throughout
the record sales year,
the
company said. ' •"'
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Sales in the fourth
quarter of 1959 were drastically reduced when
assembly of most machines was halted for eight weeks because of
shortages caused by the steel strike.
Sales in the fourth
quarter of 1958 were also reduced because of
strikes at three
of
Caterpillar's manufacturing plants.
Caterpillar
31',
-Sale
.
1959,
domestic
higher
conditions
in
than
nearly
sales
in
in
1958.
all
for
accounted
and
1959
The
markets
million,
resulted from
$468
were
increase
highway
■—
construction,
a
Adams & Peck is
to
to
purchase; from
markets
of
21',
outside
from
the
States
United
1958.—V.
190,
p.
were
$274
pany
sales
of
nlHrni?gs
in
$437,132,213
in
1958,
and
applicable to
common
ndlng' Were $1'13
1Q5B
net
as
First
pit
an
• ;
/•
"
-
..
J.
—V.
this com¬
of 3.1r/c
before non-re-
were
in
1959
and
in
comPared with $1'70
1958.
,
Red.
'•
^as called for redemption on March 1, next, through
2 8f)'
P fhevsinkingv( fund, $100,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
Pav.n*»f
dUe March 1, 1980 at 100.40'/ plus accrued interest,
iian S I1 be made at the First National City Trust Co., 22 Wil"
st:< New York, N. Y.—V.
190, p. 2710.
Diesel Electric Corp.—Earnings
Up—
r./-.
of
-
-——
~
~
&
;
500
500
500
Inc
Beane
Co.
28 preliminary
third
-
_
increased
'Apn^g "a"*sh"are"
cents a share
and
sales
20%
1959 sales of $219,-
$532,000
or
Earnings
oared
taxes
.
the
provision
fcr
58 cents a share in the 1958
before taxes were $2,854,000
William
B
Dana
..
.
for the nine
from $901,000 or
Net for the third
Net
a
share compared with
quarter.
lor
the nine
with $1,877,000 a year earlier. Provision for
amounted to $1,449,000 as against $976,000.
riffwv
corresponding
Federal income taxes,
to $1,405,000 or $1.54 a share,
in the corresponding 1958 period.
in the corresponding 1958
.
_
Company,
Publishers,
months com-
Federal income
25
shares
approval
Park
was
payable
Delta's
1236.
the assets and business of
combined with American-
eight
and one-quarter American-
ratio of
a
each
for
to
ten
shares
of
stockholders
Dewey
Dewey
Place,
will
the
about
be
middle
.
will
this
■
of
the
.» unue. the rate ^
States. of exchange,
In
fluctuations
££££££»
remittance lor loreign
and advertisements must be
•
of
.
/
production capacity
of American-Marietta
and
in excess of 22 million barrels annually when Dewey's
be
construction
under
now
year.—V.
190,
Tulsa,
near
Okla.,
is
completed
1832.
p.
Co.—Earnings Rise—
had
company
Dec.
31,
1959
earlier,
year
preceding fiscal year.
Dec.
on
128
for
the
in
the
were
901,247
common
shares outstanding
fiscal
first
quarter were $7,485,009 against $6,091,last year or an increase of 23.9% .
quarter of
the
regular common quarterly dividend of
30
payable Feb." 15, 1960 to holders of record at the close
business Feb. 10, I960.—V. 191, p. 199.
% [
'
same
Directors
cents
of
There
1959.
31,
sales
Net
unaudited
of
Roger
declared
share
a
Eastern
Co.
Freigrht Ways, Inc.—Stock Offered—Allen
Feb.
on
company's
1
made
an
stock at
common
PROCEEDS—None of
offering of
a
&
ld0,000 shares
price of $4
per
of this
share.
the proceeds
will accrue to the company as the
already issued and outstanding and are being
sold for the account of Louis Kletter, company President and Director;
Jack Teicher, Executive Vice-President,
Secretary and Director,
and
George Kletter, Treasurer and Director.
shares
being
offered
are
motor
r
to
Freight Ways, Inc. is a
common
carrier by
in
interstate commerce in six states.
The
vehicle .operating!,
handles
compamy
in
engage
interstate
points
broad diversity of commodities, and is authorized
interstate business in the State of New York, and in
a
business
to
and
from
the
State
of
New
Jersey
and
various
in
Pennsylvania,
Connecticut,
Massachusetts
and
Vermont.
Through arrangement and agreement with other-carriers, the company
is
authorized
vania,
east
in
of
Ohio,
to provide service to New England, southwest Pennsyl¬
Illinois and the entire southern section of the country
the
Mississippi.
Carlstadt, N. J.
EARNINGS—For
the
The
main
terminal of
the
company
is located
-
1959, the company
had total operating revenues of $7,458,094 and net income of $428,588,
equal to 85 cents per common share. In the same period, the company
New
York
7,
N.
Y.t
11
REctor
months
2-9570.
ended
Nov.
George
J.
30,
Morrissey,
Editor;
W lL« i?MERCIAL AND FmANCTAL. CHROmCBE JReg.
U. S. jjfent 0« «) w 1
•
d
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
^ imam Dana Seibert, President; Claude Seibert, Vice President. Published twice a wees ^ (J*
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
of IT'
£hlcaeo 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1960
Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
wt 3'account
1879'
w°n3: On
,,
sub¬
cement
BUSINESS—Eastern
.
99 cents amounted in vne corresp or 66» cents
a snare to $603,000
quarter
over
It
net earnings for the first quarter
$559,501 against $444,307 for the same period
Drackett, President, reported on Jan. 27, in
Chicago. This 25.9% gain in net profits is equal to 61 cents a share
on
the common against 47 cents a share in the same quarter of the
a
Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
13%
*
.
full
and
,
Drackett
of this company of Murray Hill, N. J., increased 56.%
on a
sal*s gain of 17% for the nine months ended Dec. 31, compared
with the 1958 period, Thomas Roy Jones, President, reported on Jan.
27
For the third quarter, earnings of this leading electrical-electronics
up
p.
{
.
/".•'.
.
her-share,
1960.
15,
'
today whereby
City, would be
Kansas
common
plant
later
respective
were
cents
30
;
;
inaugurated a
Sept. 18
.
total
Dewey
of America—Earnings—
reported on Jan.
of
of record Feb.
signed
was
of
Co.
for
The
This
Steel
189,
agreement based on
mitted
3,250
1
500
_______
dividend
a
operating
figures were
gross
these
airlines.
February.
3,250
3,250
3,250
500
agreement
Marietta
3,250
3,250
500
—
voted
dividend.—V.
company
The
54,500
13,000
9,750
3,250
500
pbirited
to stockholders
1960
1,
Marietta
No. Shares
8,000
Co.
when
said
Dewey Portland Cement Co.—To Be Combined—
this
Earnings
99
$3,272,906.
—
Kirkland
Jenks,
1958,
Woolman
Mr,
strikes on competitor
out
that'- .the company
of DC-8 jetliner service to seven cities between
of 1959 with attendant extraordinary charges.
cash
An
of
shares
and net income of $6,106,443. In 1958, sales were $186,363,233
$4,274,793. Net income was equal to $1.50 per common
in 1959 and $1.13 per share in 1958 on the shares outstanding
months
year- ending Oct. 31, 1959.
of &(-, air ^.ier announced that earnings had reached $189,079 on sales
amiVti1'
• as compared to a $125,049 loss sustained during the same
sales
47th
of
months
six
by
whom
2,000
2— 1,500
Co
&
quarter in 1958.
Net profit
after
i?r, SCRl
on
and
_
$49,268,207.
.directors
The
March
name.
Corporation_____
&
Williston
manufacturer
a
last year
units
of
&
Daystrom,
otS^P^y
Normah1"? onEr0vement hi earnings and sales was reported Jan. 25 by
in
S V ®chafler, President of this corporation, of Stamford, Com.,
of uh
ioV tostockholders at the close of the corporation's first quarter
final
the
influenced
Woolman
1
Dec.
year-ends. All of the company's plants were closed
for nearly four months by
the steel strike.
Expenditures for new plant equipment in 1960 will total more than
$30 million and will be the largest by far for any single year in the
company's history. The major project is a new 56" five-stand hot
strip mill and related facilities scheduled for installation late in the
year
Funds for the new strip mill were obtained in 1959 through the
sale of $10 million preferred stock and
$15 million additional first
mortgage bonds.
'
/
Regarding the outlook for 1960, Joel Hunter, Preident, said,
We
are operating at capacity and expect to continue at this rate for some
time in replenishing depleted inventories. All indications are that 1960
will be a very good year."—V. 189, p. 2564.
"
nn
Consolidated
its
number
—
Smith—
company
the
at
,V.l,r"end- c°ionial had 459 supermarkets in operation, compared
at the end of 1.958.
earninl or 1960 sh°nld reach $475,000,000 and an improvement in
of
HS, antlcipated as a result of higher sales and the elimination
oth,.,
mg. losses attributable to the Indianapolis branch and to
unprofitable units closed during the year.^—V. 190, p. 1176.
Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Partial
R.
Mr.
pattern
net income
share
"a,473
&
totaled
significantly
190, p. 2340.
This
and
with
Columbus
for
revenues
229,082
stock, based on the 2,755,000 shares
$1.61
the
opposite
Co
Bean & Mackie,
Crucible
that
$l,3l
recorded
'".:
ended
1 Al'8'
and
v
.
underwriters named below, for
the
Reed, Lear & Co
*
tup
//';.
Co
Cohon
Morris
J!!e ^°.mPany
Mr
/
Representative, has severally agreed, subject
contained in the underwriting agreement,
company
Sulzberger,
Jackson &
compared with $4,605,427
per share ln 1959
as
forth
Securities
Hallowell,
-noted that a-special charge - of $488,044 had been
1959 in Connection with the sale of its Indianapolis
a
special
credit of
$243,135, covering refund of
-aeral
excess
profits taxes, had been recorded in 1958. Excluding
<itr,nt
^tock non"reci,rring items, operating earnings per share of common
h
Son if
"ranch
.
Peck—
Brimberg &
Schrijver
profit,
the
set
&
Adams
summary to stockholders, on Jan. 30.
sales for
1959
of $450,748,917,
an
Increase
I958item8, 0f $3<757>491 for 1959
for
/
No. Units
1936.
preliminary
reported
over
and
stock
common
improving
million,
terms
Singer,
a
share."
net
and
year,
.
conditions
the
record
open
acting
to
Colonial Stores Incorporated—Sales & Earnings—
Jn
per common
UNDERWRITERS—Each of
•
materta^ handling, logging, plant construction and commercial
increase
cents
produced, gross
previous
per
>
-
..
continued
building
•
••
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current' financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 78O;OO0 shares of
common
stock; $1,500,000 principal amount of 7'/2% subordinated de¬
bentures, due Jan. 15, 1977; $96,190 of a 5V2% mortgage payable, due
May, 1969; $107,000 of a 6%
loan payable, and $158,630 of sundry
indebtedness. /'■///
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■'
'■
■
■■•
.
and
•
.
stock.
Profit in 195,8 was
$32,200,000—5.51 cents per dollar of sales and $1.16 per share of
common
stock,
- •/
'-• ■• : 1
: V-.7 /The recoveiy from
the 1957-58 recession' which began in mid-1958
share
pe.r
-
EARNINGS-7-For the seven_ months endqd Aug.. 31f. 1959, Crown Alu-"
minurh,' Inc., the ;pred6cessbr. company, .arid its affiliated .corporations/
had consolidated sale's of $3,027,783 and net income of $189,132, equal
"company
$1.68
aluminum foil, aluminum nails,
downspouts, sash and trim paints,
The company's main plant is in Itoxboro, N. C.
in 1959 were $742 million, highest in the
history of the company, Louis B.- Neumiller, Chairman and Harmon
S. Eberhard,
President, reported. Sales in 1958 were $585 million.
•>/'
Profit
in
1959; was vi $46,500,000,
Which. ;was 6.27 cents per dollar
of
distributes
and facing-trims of various types.
for such products have been for home improvement, with
"•
other construction.
o,
uses
,i-~
\
■>.«
also
company
the
share, down slightly from
the $3,269,936 ($2.91 per share)
recorded in 1958. The airline carried
a
total of 3,091,000 passengers in 1959, an Increase of 9%
over the
earlier period."
,♦
'
~
...1,
>.
C. E. Woolman, President and General Manager, said-total operating
revenues
of $54,669,897 in the last six months of 1959 represented a
gain of 11% over the same period of 1958." He reported a 12% [increase
hi both .passenger and airfreight-revenues. *. /'■
' "
:. /•>''>
.
Net > earnings
of - $2,495;830,
equivalent' to $2:22
per
share", were
a.smail^r "ponitn KSS SSS
'
Earnings-
-
Sales
Principal
A'C0-. ot;
A•
Caterpillar l^a^tor Co.—Peak
The
caulking "compounds, gutters and
insulated backer board, sheet foam
.
,
The
York
stock.
;
;
of71959
year
over
$2.32
to
Co., has announced completion of the sale to fouf leading insur
companies of $20,000,000 of fifteen-year notes: *
^
ance
Off—
reported net earnings after .taxes of $1,035,share, for the six months' period ending
mad. In New York fund,.
-
of
of
stock
the
Louis
will have outstanding 500 000 shares
authorized 1,000,000 shares and the holdings of
Teicher and George Kletter will be reduced by
'/< ,:.'4
the
stock,
an
Jack
Kletter,
approximately 20%.
company
1
to
warrants
-other
personnel.
■
.
is engaged in the manufacture of
and
electrical
equipment.. t It
key
Toe
electronic
in
447,941
shares
and certain
oflicials own 26.89.
common
management
related
Tne
tions
by this company of St. Petersburg. Fla.
President, stated the exact amount of the
ccufraci to be $1,042,200 for transmitters that form an integral part
of EC Is NA-1 voice communications and data link subsystem.
News of the award came in the wake of ECI's announcement that
dedicated
a
new
$1.1
million
manufacturing building on Jan.
28.
and of the company's record FY 1959 sales of $32,771,830.
~
Dedication ceremonies for the newly completed
150,000 square foot
W.
at
approximately
of
cost
a
<
Flintkote
States.
.
the
in
facilities
consumed
is
York.
New
Dallas,
Washington,
Dayton.
to
Production
Beverly
Inc.,
Development,
&
.
Associates,
Research
•"
Inc.
Electronic
Research
Inc.,
Associates,
registration
a
67
Place, Cedar Grove,
Factory
statement
at the time such offerings are made.
was
organized in 1953, and its subsidiaries
development, manufacture, and sale of highly
technical
and
specialized
transistorized
devices,
packaged
circuits,
miniaturized components, test equipment, magnetic solid state power
at
prevailing
The
market
devices,
in
electronic
marine
and
ponders
.and
accessories
audio
accessories,
ultra-sonic
and
has
the
outstanding
216.254.5
Noah
are
class
120,340
shares.
B
Gottfried.
J.
shares),
(48,775
Diana
494
and
directors
and
class
64,812,5
of the
class
B
a
as
group
shares
B
shares.^—V.
900
own
(29.9% ).
186, p.
The
class
manufacturer
This
with
839.
the
for
income
A
Systems, Inc.—Minority Interest
for
$294,566
minority interest
of
Inc..
Azusa,
EOS
Pasadena.
in the
Calif,
according to an
stock of
common
sold
been
has
announcement
and
and
ion
advanced
and
industry.
Present
Zarem
company's
said
that
in
the
other
capital
new
will
promising
SEC
Issued
from
the
Coal
undertook
the
current
the
bends
the
178,454
after
for
as
12,
to
Act
request
a
for
Pittsburgh,
of
company
in
If
the
each
all
its
Emerald
reports
of
which
to
$3,935,000
held by not
are
exemption
is
fered
granted,
practice of sending
balance sheet
PROCEEDS—Of
and
retained
Sam
L.
the
G.
and
pany,
70,000
191, p. 200.
offered,
shares
30,000
a
director of
and
Treasurer
a
the
proceeds from
the sale of Its 30.000 shares of common
com¬
the
stock
will
be added to the company's general funds to be available for
capital requirements, including financing accounts receivable,
purchasing inventory, paying current debts and obligations, and for
other corporate purposes.
v
,
..
■
7
working
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.—New
The
Navy
poration
Department.
manufacturing
for
ments
Jan.
on
has
years
Md.
Bureau
of
certain
in
use
of
connection
airborne
$8,000,000
electronic
with
naval
Contract—
this cor¬
engineering and
countermeasures equip¬
awarded
has
Weapons,
approximately
for
aircraft,
it
announced
was
29.
Benjamin
tem
of
contract
a
Abrams.
been
its
at
and
facilities
President, stated that this countermeasures
development by the company for the past
under
Research
Emerson
will
of
Manufacturing
Co.,
Inc.,
the
successor
a
predecessor corporation which had been
incorporated in 1937, is engaged in manufacturing men's and boys'
work
and
sport shoes and boots.
It sells its products primarily to
BUSINESS—Georgia Shoe
company to the business of
retailers
be
its
Mr. Abrams
produced
Laboratories
the
at
Government
Division
engineering
Electronics
Division
in
Silver
sys¬
two
Spring,
manufacturing
Jersey City. N. J.
and
in
pointed out that this award further emphasizes the con¬
in importance of this phase of Emerson's electronic
also
located
chain
to
all
in
stores,
the States
EARNINGS—For
of
sales
order
mail
the
Union and
the
houses,
in Puerto Rico,
jobbers
and
months ended Sept. 30,
nine
$10,057,125
and
net
profit
of
1959,
of
the company
$379,128.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the completion of the described
outstanding capitalization of the company consists of $47 400
8% debenture bonds due 1961; 70,000 shares of common stock,'($1
two
electronic
search
research
and
Pickard
Emerson
data
and
p.
under
Government
contract
recorders, missile electronic
other electronic equipment for
also
include
altimeters
flight
par),
p.
ordnance devices, airborne beacons
the Department of Defensei—V, 190,
and
of
It
is
Fashion
The
SEC
corporation
covering
$3
The
per
was
Flair
Securities
Stores,
and
on
100,000
Jan.
shares
share, without
proceeds
are
to
Inc., New Fork, N. Y.
Exchange Commission—
be
25
of
filed
a
letter
common
of
stock
—
S2>
to
with
be
the
offered
for
general corporate
Fastline, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—An initial public
of 100,000 shares of common stock
(IOC par) at
$3 per share has been completed
by an underwriting
group headed by Mortimer B. Burnside & Co.
Inc
it
announced
on
Feb.
3
$ 23,000,
by Norman Stern,
President
was dated Jan. 12.
«^fe 8,0f }he i8sue wlU net the company approxiThese funds will be
employed
stock
($1
primarily
to
purchase
par).—V
of New
York
has
acquired Flight Research Inc.
It
Feb. 2 by Dr. Gabriel M. Giannini, President.
Inc. of Richmond, Va. specialises in the design and
which
include
intervalorneters
automatic
for aircraft
exposure
shares.
other
two
of
this
1959
company
of
Santa
increased
72%
L.
Neiger,
year,
J.
on
Ana,
an
81%
President,
Calif.,
gain
for
in
announced
the
next
year
over
Feb.
2
of
that it had received
1.580,000
shares
and
accepted
Cosden petroljH"
of
engaged
line
a
regard
of
in
'
,
the
petroleum
production, refining, and marketing
products.
Its modern facilities in
refining capacity of 40,000 barrels per day, soundly
to crude supplies from ownec) and other sourcesj
of
we
basui
For
several
years
Cosden has been developing the production o
petrochemicals, including benzene, xylene, toluene, styrene monome»
polystyrene, polybutene, ortho-xylene and paraxylene.
This represent
for Grace entry into a new phase of petrochemicals which is believe
to have considerable
The
on
subject to action of 'the
consummated
within the
representing slightly over 51% of the outstanding
received after Jan. 30 arc being returned to tneu
potential.—V. 190, p. 2712,
Northern
First
National
trustee,
sales
and de¬
for research
Co.—Completes Tenders—
tenders
~
Great
30,
share
shares
is
Texas have
with
use.
has
reputation
1734.
Grace &
per
All
complete
Glasspar Co.—Sales and Net Up—New UnitNov.
that this acquisition,
companies,
will
be
p.
owners.
transaction.
Earnings
a
Corp. common stock,
variety
control equipment and
a
Giannini Scientific Corp. is a privately owned company.
Its directors
Dr. Gabriel M. Giannini, Lt. Gen. Laurence C. Craigie. USAF
(Ret.), George M. Duff, Jr., George R. Richter, Jr., Dwight Whiting.
Kidder, Peabody &, Co. acted as financial agents in the acquisition
preceding fiscal
new
of
190,
R.)
$25.00
Cosden
the
include:
the
of
established
fields
both
of
16,
Scientific Corp. was established in 1959, and
subsidiaries: Plasrnadyne Corp. and Plasmakote Corp,
ended
the
This company announced on Jan. 31
at
photographic instrumentation equipment of
types. The company also designs and produces
of an engineering and re¬
Electronics Division. Tne
in a valuable increase lu
the field of military con¬
proprietary electronic products.
191
Corp.—^Acquires—
of
accessories
pportp!^! Jhe <?ffering circular
tuatelv
y
on
Research
35 and 70 mm.
of
common
Giannini
purposes,
issue
was
announced
Flight
remote
underwriting.
used
corporation
manufacture
notification
(par
Files
class B
substantial bene¬
leading
&
has
Burns
in
expected
(W.
Scientific
1733.
With
°
shares
world's
electronic navigation,
communications,
radar
systems and instrumentation;
their organization of over iu«
technical
personnel is currently engaged
in such activities almost
wholly as a prime contractor to the Department of Defense.
102.
Giannini
This
at
710.000
companies .believe that
this merging of two
of
development
the
&
velopment
month,—V.
by
President or
the establishment
group
within its
Burns will result
development facilities, both in
Pickard
tracting, and
holders
produced
and current
•<
both
result
a
by
development
of
of
and
;. ;i
Burns,
capabilities
and
acquisition
financing,
developed
.
wholly-owned
active electronic
silversmith, has also estab¬
lished itself over the past 15 years as a quality producer of precision
components in microwave and electronic equipment, supplying many or
the country's major electronic firms as a subcontractor and also con¬
tracting directly withHhe U. S. Government.
In recent months, as a
part of its diversification program, Gorham has begun to enlarge its
as
Gorham,
organizations.
business.
being
&
organizations.
accrue
growth
presently
Mr.
Pickard
managements of
will
tinuing
products
-
will assume general management oi
Electronics Division, thereby providing effective coordination
these
Tlie
of Gorham and
be operated as a
with Harold S. Burns, President
Burns, in addition to serving as
corporation
continuing.
systems
Sign! leant
of Rhode Island, and Pickengineering specialists in re¬
company
Mass.,
Pickard & Burns will
of
subsidiary,
fits
and
occasionally to
Its executive offices are in Flowery Branch, Ga.
governmental agencies.
had
of
Burns,
Gorham's
company.
Net
of this
Needham,
of
1 by Wilbur H. Norton, President
President of Pickard & Burns.
Feb.
on
S.
officers
the
initially
earnings,
owned
stock, 76,975 shares are
A. Goddard, Vice-President.
and 55,728 by E.
Inc.
business
The
subsidiary
of
director
•' ..'if
'.. ;
;;
*
development
jointly
being
are
>
.
directors
of
Burns,
Harold
\
40,000 shares for the accounts
the Board and
of
President,
Bailey,
W.
shares
the company and
Perling. Chairman
;
,
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
boards
&
-
shares of outstanding
165,450
and production of electronic apparatus, systems
and components,
have approved terms of the acquisition by Gorham
of ail of the assets of Pickard & Burns.
This announcement was made
a
sold for the account of
consolidated
a
ard
search,
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp. has offered,
prospectus dated Jan. 14, 70,000 shares of
Georgia Shoe Manufacturing Co., Inc. common stock
at a price of $4.25 per share.
The offering marked the
first public sale of the company's common stock.
of
the
Gorham
The
—
pursuant to
1960,
23,
all
Ned Goddard
by
Georgia Shoe Manufacturing Co.—Common Stock Of¬
keep
to
According
outstanding
present
year
income
of
pursuant
1933,
statement.
has
requested
continue
of
statement
of
periodic
said
now
stock,
of
to
close
other
and
Act
Philadelphia & Reading Corp., below.—V.
President, at
from
Net Goddard, company
from
company
the
Of
' /! "
General Dynamics Corp.—Abandons PRG Venture—
.
Highway, West Palm Beach, Fla!,
SEC on Jan. 29, 1960, covering
offered for public sale at $3.25
share; and an additional 6,150 shares were acquired
by Delson, Levin & Gordon, counsel for the company.
Jan.
The
t
purposes.
1179.
190, p.
North Dixie
1309
corporate purposes.
^
products introduced by Whitney this year included a new sintered
bushing chain line with unique self-lubricating features.—V. 190,
See
Exchange
1960.
net
«.
general corporate
ior
was organized under Delaware law in November 1959.
it
acquired, in exchange for 135,450 common
outstanding stock of four affiliated corporations en¬
gaged in the business of selling electronic parts and equipment to
industrial
users,
educational institutions
and installations of the
U.
S.
armed forces,
selling to dealers and service men a line of
electronic
parts
and equipment necessary to repair and maintain
television sets, radios and other electronic products, and selling selected
consumer
electronic products to consumer outlets. It now has out¬
standing 165,450 common shares.
Most of the net proceeds of the
sale of additional stock will be made available to the subsidiaries by
means
of loans or equity investments.
The subsidiaries will use the
funds
to
discharge some $300,000 of indebtedness and for general
The
shares,
applications, James R. Fagan, President, told stock¬
report issued on Jan. 25.
'
recon¬
management officials own 392,720 shares
held by Ralph R. Papitto, President, and
respectively,
shares,
per
Goddard
y-Uv.-.
2711.'
p.
the
well
Securities
Securities
company
owners.
the
consolidated
a
the
contained
the
undertakes
company
stockholders
and
steel
,
Feb.
this
under
shares
record
50
until
of
annual
information
and
than
more
file
to
extend
as
requirements of that Act,
public offering of stock in 1941
a
application,
present
to
reporting
with
registration statement
a
New
Reporting Exempt'n
the
under
persons
application
an
connection
order
an
interested
upon
exemption
In
has
giving
hearing
of
fields.
research
Emerald Coal & Coke Co.—Seeks
1934
used
be
capabilities and operations,
research
present
expansion
The
fields
energy
conversion
advanced electronics
physics,
state
two
10c
Chain shipments increased during the year to a five-year
incoming orders reaching record levels, Mr. Fagan said.
with
peak
applied to
they will receive a selling commission of $.4875 per share.
underwriting firms also have purchased 11,300 shares and
which
6,000
improvements
product
be
The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by Robert
& Co., Inc., and Godfrey, Hamilton, Magnus & Co., Inc.,
Ferman
The
the annual
Whitney
for
activity
concepts
solar
systems,
solid
in
organization
technological
propulsion
systems,
power
development
and
advanced
industrial
and used
a
per'share.
the Whitney Chain Co. of Hart¬
designed specifically for
acquisition of
the
the
and
Conn.,
modern
defense systems.
space
Dr.
of
and
space,
plasma
research
a
development
weaponry,
Include
of
ford.
Zarem.
with
achieved
was
of
Corp.,
M.
A.
to
registration statement with the
153,000 shares of common stock, to be
in sales and earnings in the fiscal year can
broadening of industrial product lines
which
the
holders
toward
military
to
Dr.
by
President.
Electro-Optical Systems Is
directed
of
27
Jan.
to
are
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Inc.,
Goddard,
filed
ended Oct. 31, 1959 of $1,341,582 compared
preceding year.
Sales increased 52%
to $18,-
the
$50,000
debentures.—V.
the
of
Goddard,
year
recovery
•
employees pursuant to stock options, the 7,500 reserved for
of the options to the underwriter, and 50,000 issuable upon
conversion
•
Corp.—Sales & Earns. Up
reports
be
20,000 by Dodenhoff.
Also included are 20,000
a
restricted stock option plan, 5,000 reserved
under
issuable
issuance
for
equipment,
will
certain
to
L.
transmission
power
also
A. Dodenhoff, Executive Vice-President).
The regis¬
includes an additional 25,000 shares which may be
and
Papitto
by
shares
28, 1959, the company
of $95,561. In the six
$1,295,275 and net income
v!' '•
%v/7:
■/..■■
sharp
attributed
be
Electro-Optical Systems,
Aerojet-General
to
on
The
Sold
of
fiscal
523,207.
Electro-Optical
sold
stock.—V, 190, p. 2140.
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine
(0.7%)
holders
shares
lists 25
A
prospectus
statement
On
H.
Grieg. North Caldwell, N. J. (44.875) and Ruth B. Moskowitz (45,362.5).
Officers
mortgages and contracts;
shares of class B common
60,000
John
by
tration
described
of $651,275,980 shares of class A common stock
of
and
underwriter
stock,
shares
212,450
(including
171,250
were
*
•
,.
y
financing,
this
of
outstanding
the
Of
•
the
Vice-President
added
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the completion of the
financing, outstanding capitalization of the company consists
military electronic equipment
now
-.5
'
plant to be located
to working capital
new
a
income
net
$3,750,
lines; $150,000 will be earmarked for additional inventories;
will be expended in equipping and installing machinery in
in lower California; and the balance will be
product
$125,000
Feb.
ended
year
and
1959, net sales
the
two-year
expenses,
options on an additional
shares (the exercise price on the options to be supplied
proceeds
net
Industries, Inc.,
fiscal
the
Aug. 31,
for
for
ditioning additional space to be leased at its Providence plant; $250,000 will be used for acceleration and expansion of production of new
for
$1,958,763
of
ended
573.906.
was
trans-
manufacture of both commercial
and related products. The company
shares of class A stock in addition to
Principal holders of the class B shares
in
used
netysales
had
months
terms on
$20,000
to
Organized in 1956, the company is engaged primarily in the manu¬
facture of glass-to-metal (hermetic) seals used in transistors, diodes
condensers, capacitors, gyroscopes, connectors and switches and trans-!
formers.
It
now
has outstanding 712,440 common shares.
Of the
company
Tile
by Stanley Heller & Co. ? The offering
is to be 100% of principal amount, with a
underwriters; and the offering price and
the stock are to be supplied by amendment
amendment).
by
/
shares
A
-EARNINGS—For
.
the
-
class
the
to
purchase,
to
7,500 common
■
prices
which
company,
engased
are
entitled
Offered
Inc.—Common Stock
debentures
addition
In
with headquarters in Lake¬
land, Fla.,'is engaged in the manufacture of an extensive line of sizes
and shapes of glazed nonvitreous ceramic tile in 18 different
colors.
The company's present manufacturing plant has an approximate maxi¬
mum
production capacity of 6,000,000 square feet of ceramic tile per
year.
New kilns, expected to be installed by May 1, 1960, are expected
to lift the company's output capacity to 8,280,000 square feet of ceramic
tile a year.
The primary market of the company spans from Miami
in the South to Washington, D. C. in the North and to Houston, Texas,
in the West.
All or part of 12 states, plus the District of Columbia
are included
in the company's market territory.
'•>,
with the SEC on Jan. 29. 1960,
covering 216,254 5 shares of class A capital stock to be offered in
exchange for an equal number of shares of class B capital stock on a
share tor share basis.
The company has been informed that certain
stockholders may subsequently offer their class A shares to the public
filed
J.,
the
,
headed
group
the
of
underwriting
another in
•
BUSINESS—Florida
Ex¬
Proposes
—
PROCEEDS—The
.sale of
change Offer—
N.
a
inboard
Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
commission
9%
intends to use the net proceeds from the
the retirement of short-term bank loans
and for additional working capital in carrying out various corporate
projects one of which may be additional facilities.
corporation
covering
Electronic
.
price
at Thetford
Industries,
Tile
$5.75 per share.
on Jan. 20 filed
a letter of notification with the
150.0C0 shares of common stock to be offered at par
<$1
par
share), without underwriting,
The proceeds are to be used for new equipment, to increase inven¬
tory.- ana for working capital.
;
The
underwriting
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp. has offered, pursuant
prospectus dated Jan. 7, 105,000 shares of Florida
Industries, Inc. class A common stock at a price of
Tile
Hiils, Calif.—Files With SEC—
SEC
Stone operates
are
—The
Angeles areas.—V. 191, p. 384.
Electronic
Canada
glass
corporation, located at 725 Branch Ave., Providence, R
i
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 2, 1960, covering
$500,000
of
6 Va %
convertible subordinated debentures and>25,000
shares
of common stock,
to be offered for public sale through' an
the Flintkote group of Canada
Mines and Ham North, Quebec,
fibre, a large percentage of which
products manufactured by the company in the United
and Great Britain.—V. 190, p. 1833.
in
Florida
Los
and
plants
Limited,
Mines
fiber
;
glass
Glass-Tite
produces a lull range of asbestos
and
manufacture
and
design
will
to 30 feet In length.
up
This
Company Limited maintains its headquarters at
and King Building Materials has its ready-mix concrete
has properties
companies,
of a Eoston Regional Office has also been announced.
representation in Boston and New England augment similar
Opening
Permanent
a dynamic expansion of the
that prompted us to plan as -far
located at Oakville and Paris.
Ontario,
Ville St. Pierre, Montreal-East in the Province of Quebec
and at Saint John, New Brunswick.
Additional sales offices are main¬
tained at Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg and Branford.
million,
$1.1
are
manufacturing
Flintkote.
manufacturing capability, bringing the total area of
solidated St. Petersburg facilities to nearly 200.000 square
'which':!* will own.
;;%K'
double
,■
Paving
King
for
Glasspar has attained a dominant position 7in the
outboard boat field Mr. Neiger said, "The establishment
of
Meridian
Yacht Co. will substantially enlarge our share of the
boating market. Meridian Yacht will establish a plant on the east
coast and one on the west coast to serve the entire U. S. Both plants
are scheduled to be in production by late fall 6f this year, and capital
requirements for their establishment will be met by normal banking
arrangements."—V. 190. p. 2140.
.
- Y
*
,s
expansion and diversification program.^
estimated at "in excess oi $200 million.
plants at Oakville and Cooksville, while Nelson Crushed
a
large modern rock quarry in the town of Burlington.
Godsey announced.
it will effectively
ECI's con¬
feet, all ot
manufatturing building were held Jan. 28, Mr.
Built
The
Oakville. Ont.,
Jr.,
Goosey,
$6,514,420
that
Noting
*
announced on Jan. 25
*as
Iranu
1959
lor
yachts
fiber
for our domestic
sales
with
compared
anticipate
"we
where
along lines similar to those
1955,
as
$11,808,836
to
initial announcement, Mr. Neiger stated that the company haa
new
field of endeavor with establishment of the Meridian
Co.;,which
Yacht
includes
amount of cash, ialso
amounted
sales
motor
lll/W
1
Canada
in
back
communications equip¬
dollar contract award for advanced
A.million
with
3,^558
an
entered
is¬
Limited, larg
.
undisclosed
an
■
Flintkote's
ment
Paving Company
In
Paving's
economy
,
for
acquisition,
products and
announced acquisition of all ot tne
2
wholly-owned subsidiaries, Nelson Crushed Stone Lim¬
ited
and
King Building Materials Limited which market commercial
lime stone and ready-mix concrete in
the Toronto-Hamilton area of
Canada
*
•"l"'' «*• < ■■ **".■ !• ("•>': •-.•
,• >.*
% ■■■'■. ;v '■
■■
v;
I. J. Harvey, Jr.', Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
of Flintkote,
said King Paving's consolidated annual sales of some
$6,500,600 "(Canadian dollars) will add to Flintkote's expanded opera¬
•
Contract—News
Electronic Communications, Inc.—New
Feb.
on
producer of building
major
Company,
items,
and
King
-V
■
1,128,952 shares of
the
jjscal
outstanding stock of King
-Canadian road construction company.
basic components
has outstanding
indebtedness, of which stock
company
"used
fiscal 1959 were $800,928, equal to 71 cents a share
common stock outstanding at Nov. 30 Thk
$464,910 for the preceding fiscal year, equal to 41
cents a share on the shares then outstanding after adjusting f0r a
5%
stock dividend on Feb. 20, 1959 and for a 2-for-l split of th*
common
stock effective Nov. 13, 1959.
earnings for
Net
on
Co.—Acquisition—
Flintkote
The
sued
underwriting of a stock offering in
Co transferred 9,090 warrants to certain dealers and
partners of the firm and members-of their families.
were issued
to Benjamin Fox. President, and certain
t
balance
that. the
quarteis
Net
other
to shareholders. It was the ninth consecutiw
and earnings for the manufacturer of fiber glass
of record sales
boats.
outboard
below.—V. 186, p. 420.
Giannini Scientific Corp.,
Flintkote
latter's
the
with
Fuller
If.54.
the
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
.
.
report
annual
the
in
year
Inc.—Acquired—
Flight Research
See
Reserved Common—
The corporation, located at M St. and Erie Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on January 29, 1960,
covering 88.135.. shares of common stock reserved for issuance upon
the
exercise of outstanding warrants.
The warrants were issued in
part
150.000 shares» to S. D. Fuller & Co., at lc per-warrant, in
connection
company's
compares
Corp.—Registers
Eico
Other
the
demand
materials;
for
the sale of the 100,000 shares
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of
common
additional manufacturing facilities to meet the
'invisible' zippers, and the repayment °f
financing indebtedness," Mr. Stein said.
He also announced
company
is nloving its sales and executive offices to laigei
at
501 Fifth
Avenue, New York.—V.
190. p. 2140.
raw
6,156,516 and tons
truck and tractor miles operated were
-of revenue freight hauled amounted to 288,754.
reported
of
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(604)
4
agent
5%
trust
paying
equipment
Aug.
1,
beginning
191. p. 5.
V.
Ry.—Aupointment—
City
Bank
of
and registrar
certificate due
Aug.
1,
I960,
to
New
York
'
has
been
appointed,
for an issue of the companyj
semi-annually
on
Feb. 1,
and
including
Feb.
1,
5
(605)
thf>n pnlrmon!? insurance companies and for general financial services,
warrant^w* aJ?° W
Se
fche two underwriting firms at 10c per
(at f nrf?o
•at
piice to five-year warrants to purchase 125,000 common shares
be supplied
a
Texas
Originally, the plant served as a warehouse but now the company
moved in machinery to produce one of its major products, the
n.4 gate
valve, and has plans to start production of another, the
has
Valv-Pak, later this year.
G-4 valve is used in pipelines to control the flow
Grove
The
of
natural
Valv-Pak is a compact Christmas tree valve assembly,
than-half the size of conventional types.—-V. 191, p. 385.
fess.
Pnrn
exwnspc
51%
Record earnings,
higher than last year,
by
this
for the nine months ended Dec. 31, 1959.
months high (ended Dec. 31, 1957) was $2.38 a share.
The $3.20 earned for the
1959 nine months was greater than per
share earnings
for any previous full year, excepting fiscal 1957-58,
when Hammond
earned $3.26, Mr. Sorensen said. He added, that
shipments for the nine-month period were at an - all-time high, as
were
shipments and earnings for the third quarter.
Earnings for
the third quarter were $1.52
a share, against the previous quarterly
high of $1.15.
''
• --/'-''v.:
:':'Two new organs
and reverberation attachments introduced in 1959
contributed substantially to volume in the third quarter as • initial
dealer inventory requirements were filled, Mr. Sorensen explained.
Factory sales of ail models, he added, have been running well ahead
of last year.
Stating that the outlook for the fourth quarter is
nine
continued:
Mr. Sorensen
this
at
apparent
is
"It
time,
that
will
we
establish
equivalent
face value, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
company.—V.
previous
in
A.
$13,300,000 equal
income reached
sales
1959,
During
13%
rose
to $4.38
from 1958, and final figures
to $3 a share.
14%
to
share.
common
a
expected to show 1959 net income close
Harbison-Walker's capital expenditures in
are
is
1960
approximately the same
as
the $8,000,000
company officials said.—V. 190, p. 1938.
to
IBM's
expected
$9,000,000
total
to
of
1959,
last
over
half
$1.53
share
acquisition,
sales
Dec.
15,
reported
shipments
year.
per
share,
period
same
1959,
last
in
$18,025,851
against
1958.
and
totaled
earnings
Net
$6.93
the
During
earnings
were
Polytechnic
&
Research
million
$5
over
per
for
equipment
purchased
and earnings will be con¬
beginning in the January-
cash.
190,
corporation
equipment
Walter L. Jacobs,
leasing
field.
that
ment, he
it
in
he
said,
and
use
leasing
"is
'-:V
y
extension
natural
a
Hertz
of
provide a combination leasing service
vehicles, thus supplying two vital needs of
can
now
businesses.
y'X"
Mr. Jacobs said the
equipment leasing business would be operated
through a newly-fonned wholly-owned subsidiary, Hertz Equipment
Leasing Corp.—V. 190, p. 1527.
"
See
Equipment
Hertz
Corp.,
was
This
beverage
and
quarter
reported
of
food
record
Earnings Rise—
of
end
ceived.
;
?
earnings
and
1958.
for
to
year
G.
favorable
tne
earlier.
"
•
.
.
,
.
record quarter
higher sales of
especially sharp rise in the continu¬
which is marketed under the trade
Heublein President, attributed the
business conditions generally, reflected in
company's
products
with
an
ity
increasing sales of vodka,
name of
"Smirnoff."—V. 190, p.
1420.
President of this corporation, announced on Feb.. 2
company had completed arrangements to place with Pru->
Insurance Co. of America $17,500,000 of the company's 57/8,%
-
otnual
notes
An
due July
'I
!,
1982.
8 am°Unt, $10,000,000 will bp sold to Prudential
,
Askin stated that
fnr
v
"•
on or
before
1962, and the remainln8 $7,500,000 on or before April 30,
1963
the
'.he future redemption
PP.
156
and
funds will be applied
and provision will also be made
the company's existing notes.—
major portion of the
c(?mPany's expansion
<u
19°.
program,
of
part
51.
of
.
'
Highland Chrome, Inc., Seattle, Wash.
.
-
:
Drf,f
—
Files With
tion^G proceeds
Highway
Par (2° cents per
share), without
are to be used for expenses incidental to
mining oper-
Trailer Industries, Inc.—Registers
With SEC
st.%!
had
the
to
extent
cash
of
Net
The
IBM
World
with
the
parent
Act
shares
with
its
of
191,
issued
exemption
an
to
respect
capital
the
stock
repurchase
then
held
this
from
the
the
in
July
1958
by
to
Inc.
shares
at
for
the
Feb;
20,
1960,
of
one
1960.
less
pursuant
share
balance
than
to
involved.
The
$100
at
new
The
not
at
stock.
common
subscription
rate
ployees
is
of
shares
each
the
employee
an
the
to
option
held
on
No
purposes.—V.
will
for
186,
used
be
construction
p.
a
corPoratioq, of 250 Park Ave., New York, filed a registration
convirHKi
wlth the-SEC.-on Jan. 29, 1960, covering $3,000*000 of
lor
subordinated debentures, due August 1975, to be offered
trouh S
sale at $100 per $100 debenture through an underwriting
rate ,»«e?
d b* A»en & Co. and Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. The interest
strvid s frwrltlng ter*ns are to be supplied by. amendment. For their
fn
connection
with
the
private placement of a $3,200,000
c
Waterville,
products,
manufacturer
of
record highs for
Miaine,
set
new
Ralph H.
Cutting,
President, an¬
were
$18,246,807 compared with $16,-
1959,
sales
.
after
Federal
in
$1,960,916
to
L
com¬
The net profit for 1959,
preferred stock, amounted
year.
first
the
on
..
amounted
taxes
preceding
the
dividends
for
the
end.
year
the
On
same
shares
of
number
profit
net
in
-
1958
equal to $1.05 per share.
good
;
packing. He said the outlook for the company in
this time.—V. 190, p. 1734.
at
to
....
*
1960 is very
,
KImberly Gold Mines, Inc., Tacoma, Wash.—Files With
em-
March
Securities
29,
The
underwriting
payment
of
-v
and
for
of
covering
Jan.
on
filed
25
shares
100,000
of
of common stock
100,000 shares,
No
2050.
Exchange Commission—
corporation
250,000 shares
some
and
purposes,
SEC
underwriting
50
is
proceeds
cents per
letter
a
to
xohows:
ao
$1
share.
per
i'
'•'( ! i
be
used
for
incidental
expenses
operations.
Jefferson Chemical Co., Inc.—Expansion-
to be offered
of 250,000 shares,
share;
cents)
20
(par
the
andi
with
notification
of
stock
common
(par 20 cents;
involved.
are
'
1
chemical manufacturixxg facilities at Conroe, Texas have
acquired by this company, it was announced by George R.
President/ The plant was purchased from Gulf Oil Corp.,
who
obtained
ownership when
they bought Warren Petroleum Co.,
the firm which built the plant in 1954.
Jefferson
Chemical will- use
the new plant for intermediate
scale
Extensive
just
Austin,
Plans
Park
Jan.
#n
construction
to
28
Knox, Pa.
processes
the
for
Forest
Texas
of
Inc.—Expansion
Knox Glass,
been
Bryant,
mining
to
''
■
Arthur
Dr.
Knox
is
one
'
research
pilotplanted at Austin. Development of a new process for morpholine, an
intermediate used in rubber
chemicals and corrosion inhibitors, will
containers.
early stage of- the Conroe operation.* Both
will be operated, and it is expected
188, p. 2743.
Yjates, Jr.,
of
production
also
that
for
undertaken
be
batch
new
and
laboratories
at
an
continuous
and
the
products coming from its
larger scale development
new
Dr.
Co.
processes
National City
appointed sole
of New York has been
Bank
,
The
Bank
Hanover
The
of the
$7,500,000
1985.—v:
company's
191, p. 387.
Johns-Manville
audited
Net
this
of
Chairman
mon
earnings
and
Sales
earnings
stock
earnings
on
an
set
Sales
5%%
due
series,
year.
'
were
$31,616,000
average
of
or
'
8,451,462
$2.83
\
1959,
per
areas,
or
$3.74 per share
outstanding.
share
on
an
of
8,-
$331,743,000
in
despite the
adverse
the general
slowing down of the national economy caused by the steel strike."
"Fiber glass business grew rapidly during 1959 and contributed sub¬
stantially to earnings and sales. Diversification and expansion were
Before
the
of
taxes
$62 754,000, which was
in
$24,696,000,
The
including
annual
190,
p.
report
.
$16,850,000 levied on income.
stockholders will be available about Feb.
.
\
,
,
.
-
'
Jones
& Laughlin Steel
Lear
-well
of
objective being
capacity."
also
■'
facilities.—-V:
necessary
-
191,
;
;
7
103.
p.
\
(
in
"
<
broken,
were
$87,000,000
>
'
;
Handschumacher
1
-
.
said.
,
He
cited
27% over 1958, the
The backlog of $75,061,000 also was at
1959,
year.
an
increase of
,
and expansion in new products and customer^.
currently is supplying components for all of the nation's missile
flight equipment is on all U. S. aircraft now in use,
advanced
as
addition
In
to
models
aircraft
order.
on
and
.
missiles,
1
Lear
\
is
engaged
.
in- classified
''
vehicle projects
now
in development.
The company also is expanding in the commercial-fields of industrial
controls and automation. Additional work in commercial fields is being
done
by Lear's Solid State Physics Laboratory.
Further expansion is underway in Europe where Lear supplies instrufor many of the leading continental airlines, including Air
and
Sabena.—V.
190,
p.
.'l ' J
*
.
2450.
(James) Lees & Sans CfK—To Redeem Preferred Stock
The
its
Corp.—Earnings Up—
company
outstanding
$95,000,000, the
further cost reduction .rather than an. increase in
has called for redemption on March 7, 1960,
3.85% cumulative preferred stock at $105 per
dividends of 37 cents per share.—V.
plus accrued
Lefcourt Realty
This
corporation,
with
the
of
all of
share,
191, p. 507.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
375
SEC
Park
on
Ave.,
Jan.
29,
;
New Eork, filed a registration
1960, covering' $2,000,000
of
subordinated debentures, due Jan. 15, 1966, and warrants
300,000 common shares at $5 per share. , In: December
entered into an agreement with George Friedland
Kettner and their respective associates pursuant to which
six-year 6%
to
purchase
1959
and
the
company
Max
t
■
$2,000,000 and issued to the Friedland-Kettner
group the $2,000,000 of debentures and 300,000 stock purchase
war- :
rants.
The debentures and warrants (or shares received upon exercise .
of the. warrants)
may
be offered for sale (at market)
on or after
July 30, 1960, by* the lenders.
The funds received by the company ,
from the sale of these securities and additional proceeds from the sale
the
of
>
'
mentation
11.
net * income for 1959 was 27% higher than in
1958, it was announced on Jan. 28 by Avei-y C. Adams, Chairman
and President.
This increase was recorded despite the fact that the
corporation operated at only 61% of capacity and was subjected to
four strikes in July, and because of major deferred repair and main¬
tenance projects.
Net income for 1959 was $29,485,000 or . $3.58 a share of common
stock compared with $23,198,000 or. $2.79 a share in 1958.
•
^During
the period
1957. through 1959, J&L placed new facilities
'•on
stream"
costing $267,000,000. Mr. Adams said. "The potential,
earning power of these new facilities* was indicated in the first six
months of 1959 when the corporation earned $42,206,000 or $5.31 a
for 1960 are now estimated at
Power's In-
programs and, Lear
-
corporation's
S^Acap1 tal °expenditures
the Georgia
year-end high.
sharp upturn in business was credited to the company's diversi¬
fication
,
$21,830,000
taxes were
to
2449.
and other
v
were
$14,684,000 more than in 1958.
pared with $14,345,000! or $2.00 per share in 1958.
All
taxes
in
1959 amounted to $31,138,000, of which
were
levied on
U.
S. and Canadian income. In
1958
—V.
1959
assistance
all-time
an
in 1959 totalled $16,685,000 or $2.00 per share, com¬
Dividends paid
records
-
France, SAS
acquisition of a perlite business."
all
kinds Johns-Manville
earnings
offices,
company's best previous
space
with
expansion of
Georgia Power
rendered by E. A.
the
is
the previous year by 44%.
Other
1958.
continued
-
firm's
has announced that 1959 orders received totaled $101,an all-time record for this pioneer manufacturer in
the" avionics and electronic fields. The more than $100,000,000 in orders
as
with
'•..■■■
■».
by
This company
>
compared
the
Vice-President and Manager of
shipments
of com¬
In 1958
average
for
Development Division.
fully-automated plant
garages,
The
shares
appreciation
■
his
of
sponsored
designed for future expansion.
Initially, the buildings will have 185,000 square feet of space—containing two glass melting furnaces with a daily capacity of-200 tons', a
batch plant, annealing lehrs or "curing ovens," storage and shipping
V
..
luncheon
new,
exceeded
high records in 1959, A. R. Fisher,
announced on Jan. 28, in issuing the
$377,562,000 1 in
were
bonds,
/--v
new
company
shares.
255,117
mortgage
.•
announcement
a
of
350,000 to establish,
Corp.—Sales and Barnings Up—
$23,374,000
were
first
;y;^ y• .:
for the
in 1959
figures
appointed trustee and paying agent for
were
President
Wishart,
'■
;
the
at
containers
glass
W.
•Lear, Inc.—Record Orders—
Co.—Appointment Made—
been
has
expressed
dustrial
shares of the 50c par value common stock and
50c par value class A stock of the .corporation.
667,860
for
Appointed—
He
made
facilities
production
plant will be on stream in mid-1960.—V.
First
Wishart
a
borrowed
company
stock
exercise of the
upon
warrants,
haye been or will be used
for
payment of a $750,000 bank loan and for general corporate purposes
Friedland is ,a. brother of •Samuel Eriedland, board chairman,
and
of
another
director.
The
...
the
lenders, Louis Stein, is the birother 'of Samuel Stein, a
.
JJ1.1
.
registration
common
shares
statement
issued
to
Buena
-
,
includes an .additional 128,159 j
Vista Development Corp. and Mellon
also
I
ft
v
Plans—
multi-million-dollar
plant near
announced here
the company of
of the nation's leading manufacturers of glass
of
manufacture
by
until
j
Net
27.
$1,649,493
provision
interior
3,675
.v.-
for
this
plastic
31,
$1.26 per share on the-1,476,836 shares of common stock outstanding
record
of
offered
be
value
plan.
filed
of
Dec.
stockholders
common
market
year.
Cutting commented that the increase in dollar sales was due
almost entirely to a greater tonnage sold and that growth took place
in
all of
the
company's product lines of plates,
dishes, trays and
covering
offer
to
shares
are
111.,
1960,
%V: %%yy,'iy.^
%V:-
corporate
four
fair
stock
29,
proposes
by
shares
of
Galesburg,
Jan.
share
per
for
of
85%
St.,
on
company
will
be
more
than
Backlog of unshipped
191, p. 5.
period
the
$8,318,711.—V.
Mr.
Co.—Proposes Rights Offering—
company,
of 100 North Cherry
registration-statement
with
the
SEC
;
Co.—Sales, Net Set Record—
profit
with
after
Intex
Fund,
at
This
for
totaled
fibrous
Jan.
on
net
pared
was
Intra State Telephone
that
for
deficit
1959
-
$4,000,000
reported for 1958.
The
Investment
Madison
by
from
stockholders stated that,
for
the
fourth
to
of
excess
l
'•i
taxes,
income
.
in
earnings
any
ft'|
third
the
deficit
reporting
in
be
earnings
and
ended
year
nounced
102.
p.
and
pulp
092423
under
for
Federal
company's
period.
to
31,
Keyes Fibre
Sales
Cleared—
order
Dec.
re¬
386.
p.
for
the
President,
eliminate
of
as
molded
interest
$10,368,750
191,
Co.—Stock Reacquisition
has
and
f|
income
1958.
dividends
to
orders
of
months
expected
Kennedy's
enough
which
income
gross
'ir
.
trend
Earnings
provision
reduced
Mooney,
sales
quarter,
-
subsidiary
a
an
increase of $51,177,480 over
a
$6,187,364 increase over
1958.
financial
results
are
not
included
1959, the IBM Corp. received
increase of $2,368,750 over 1958.—V.
SEC
This
e corP°ration on Jan. 21 filed a letter of notification with the
■ cov®ring
20.500 shares of founders' stock and 95,000 sha^fs °*
Unclotir?ting°Ck t0 be offered at
-
-
S.,
third
underway.
nine
F.
statement
purities and Exchange Commission—
fipr
-
U.
\
designer and manufacturer of large
quarter 1 report to stockholders,
an¬
in earnings had stopped and that
company,
its
in
after
which
the
C.
with
records,"
Mr. Fishex*
stated,
"were achieved
effects of long strikes at two of our plants and
Hey den Newport Chemical Corp.—Private Placement
,
•
wholly-owned
a
the
''i
the.,
the indownward
Was
1959,
for
and
equipment,
Mass;
systems,
that
$137,542
to
office
of
quarter ended Dec.
amounted
to
$322,217 to $184,675.
Comparable
figures
for
a
year
ago
are
not
available
since
the
company
last July merged with Anchor Metals, Inc. of Hurst,
Texas.
Sales
for
the
third
quarter were $2,790,471 and $7,521,348
31,.
1958,
and the
1959,
Cohasset,
recovery
31,
"These
*
Sjrnon Askin,
fWi
the
on
compares
Dec.
28,
in 1959,
Louisiana Gas Service
''' r:"-
'
Martin,
-v"'
Corp.,
outside
and
During
Company
,
the
1,495,463 shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1959, and 1,165,830
outstanding a year earlier.
■;
Net sales for the
quarter ended Dec. 31, 1959, were $27,292,788, an
increase of $3,329,512 over the
$23,963,276 reported for the quarter
a
nounced
1,732,140-shares of the
There were
shares
John
Jan.
amounted
year
factory
;:i
■
Trade
■
ended
the
parts,
business
except
an
The
of
and
WoiTd
IBM's
company's,
and
manufacturer
product
sales
the
over
based
operating,
months
(D. S.) Kennedy & Co.—Earnings—
This
antenna'
This
outstanding
Jonathan Logan, Inc.—Registrar
importer, on
quarter ended
nee. 31,
1959—the second quarter of the company's fiscal year.
Net income was
$750,798, equal to 50 cents a share, compared with
$413,411, 01- 36 cents a share on 329,633 fewer shares in the second
27
at
Corp.'s
The
and
shares
$40,202,103,
registrar
Jan.
18,217,721
on
buildings.
On
$296,898,501
above.
Heublein, Inc.—Sales
Earnings per share were $7.97,
outstanding at the end of the year.
,
!
:
iron
mining,
steel,
to
two
,
(
31, 1959
Net income
Dec.
of
$1,164,00(1 on shipments
were
65 cents on the
.
not consolidated with this report reached an all-time high
during the past'six-morith period. '
v
Mr. Wearly also reported that the new $1,500,000 plant addition of
Joy's South African subsidiary in Johannesburg will be placed in
operation in February, and that a $1,000,000 plant expansion for the
company's
subsidiary
in
Sydney,
Australia was authorized by the
board of directors' meeting in January.—V.
190, p. 2712.
<.
,'t
"
ended
year
the 2%%
stock dividend paid
split-up effected May 5, 1959.
IBM
Trade
Corp.—Formed—
Leasing
the
$137,999,838 over 1958.
$145,633,212, an increase of $19,441,354
was
machines
and
The
carries
.y
;
Hertz
for
for
rental
land
the
entered
had
:y
leasing,"
.service. Our organization
of both
equipment and
most
the
with
added..
"Equipment
,
associated
S.
-
.
level
thos'e
for
Machines
than
Business
'
}
subsidiaries
27.
Jan.
equipment;
Precipitation for
Wearly, in a quarterly. reportto shareholders,
the
retarding effect of the steel strike on
of
.
1959.
December
shares..
L.
coal
<
first
,
.
over-the-road
as
greater
International
on
W.
result
a
related
the
The
would emphasize
of trucks and
trailers, mobile fork lifts, bulldozers, inter¬
changeable containers and aircraft maintenance equipment.
The company also will lease a wide variety of other types of equip¬
such
cars,
increase
share
assets
general
said the company
Hertz President,
leasing equipment
U.
proceeds of the stock-sale
$275,000 of bank loans obtained
announced
1
the
1959
year
by
released
Net
Subsidiary Formed—
Feb.
on
was
2342.
p.
Hertz Corp.—New
rapidly-growing
Harris-Intertype's most
Development
Company,
"PRD"
year,
Its shipments
Harris-Intertype's statements
in
quarter.—V.
This
include
not
do
the
Western
include
figues
and
ore - mining,
and
other, industries
level and earnings were depressed
quarter."
In December,
new
order bookings reached the highest level since
1957, he reported. New orders of the company's overseas, manufacturing
the
of
"As
closely
for
to
funds
working
year.
per
stock
4,175
half
general
sales
and
November
outstanding
metallurgical
short-term
be used
funds
of
Joy President,
$1,390,637,247.
1959,
the company's increased volume
of business
and
re¬
placement of obsolete equipment required an investment of $259,789,028
or
December
$1,490,436
outstanding
provide
77,342
the like period of 1958, earnings were
$22,298,000.
Earnings
per
share,
then,
said:
During
the
$1,875,085
in
an
taxes
previous
$33,-
for
leading manufacturer of microwave test
A
of
largely
solidated
March
31,
$2.13
or
were
share.
for the first
Brooklyn, N. Y.
with
President,
and
per
Figures
recent
Dec.
$29,101,724
the
in
shipments
$1.22
ended
with
$2,604,968
were
per
quarter,
or
Chairman
the
reported
report
income
gross
for
were
18,268,943 shares
—V.
compared
500,850,
first
Dively,
S.
months
six
the
For
George
year,
year
annual
Intex Oil
28.
Jan.
on
increase
to
on
share, on 1,866,050 shares outstanding.
shares issued in the acquisition of, Western
per
In
1,788,608
2474.
earnings
Federal
source,
Shipments and earnings for this corporation in the first six months
its fiscal
year
ending June 30 continued to show sizable gains
reduce
incurred
were
the
earnings
months
of
offering is expected prior to March 2.
proceeds., to
to
p.
$1,309,788,037,
the
Ilarris-Intertype Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up—
of
its
Total
expects 1960 to be the best year in its history,
Garber, President of the Pittsburgh -firm.
He reported
that current order backlogs are substantially higher
than a year ago.
y,'%
The record
year
was
1957 when sales were $104,000,000 and net
E.
to
186,
and
adjusted
company
net
which
and
the
and
the
International Business Machines Corp.—Earningsincome
50%
This
such
business
its
with
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—Forecast—
to
borrowings
lor
$1,101,000,
cents
59
includes
income for the.three months ended
shipments of $22,548,000.
Earnings
consolidated net
was
to
Precipitation Corp., west coast manufacturer of air cleaning
nnmnor0<?
S
,the sale of tbe bonds are to be placed in the
i*y ? feneral funds. It is intended to use funds substantially
secured
1959
equal
This
*•
.?
ces,
after
corporation on Jan: 26 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $70,000 of 3% second mortgage bonds, due 1982, to be
the
31,
were
company is the financing in Canada
a retai1 and wholesale of new and used motor vehicles.
nances at retail and wholesale the sale of household applicommercial equipment and
machinery, and other merchandise.
oil
Tf
was
The
according
Dec.
'fvL principal business of the
Files
—
offered at
The
and
tne
Corp., Ellsworth, Me.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
190,
1030 West GeorSia St., Vancouver, B. C., Canada,
ornnnn
on staJ;ement with the SEC on Jan. 29 covering $15,S thrn»Vrh yearJcollateral trust bonds- t0 be offered for public
?
underwi'itxng group headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
fprpsi 'latn Co and Nesbitt, Thomson and Company, Inc. The insnnnUpri
hv' publif off®rin8 Price and underwriting terms are to be
PP
d by amendment
Corp.
Hancock Development
average
and
purposes.—V.
filJi"? ro1J)0fratii0n of
for
record
a
1960."—V. 190, p. 2241.
of
directors,
an
This company's
1
fiscal year ending March 31,
the
expansion of present facilities;
or
™
Stanley M. Sorensen, President, told stockholders earnings for the
oeriocl were $4,790,446, or $3.20 a share, against $3,179,472, or $2.12
i share, for the nine months ended Dec. 31, 1958. , The previous
good.
?e,d location
capital and other general corporate
Imperial Investment
Ltd.—Registers Bonds With SEC
reported
were
•
t*
1420
p
Hammond Organ Co.—Record Earnings—
company
amendment).
°u the sale of the debentures and of the insurance
Uu?d to dischar&e a $2,325,983 obligation to
machinery, equipment, inventory and start-up
new P ant which the company intends to build in an
fnr.
vp? m-S
foV IS
at
operate
comnar?lrefci«f«Cee?n
Traff
Wf
as
while the
oas
by
101% of capacity," Mr. Adams
studies indicate, that we should
approximately 87% of capacity in 1960.
The board of
at its meeting on Jan. 28, declared cash
dividends of $1.25 a share on the 5%
preferred stock payable April
1, 1960, to shareholders of record March 4, 1960, and 62 Vi cents a
share on the common stock payable March 10,
1960, to shareholders
of "record Feb. 9, I960.—V. 191, p. 102.
J; ■■
"The corporation is now operating.at
"All of our market analyses and
said.
1
6
Land
the
(606)
Corp.
connection with the acquisition of certain property by
61,250 shares issued to Jack Marqusee tor services.
in
189,
Regulation
and
company,
—V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
registration
2243.
p.
$300,000
proposed
Lockheed Aircraft
corporation
in
est
of
stock
mon
fourth
aimed
with
Lockheed
In
this
of
formation
owned
another
Lockheed
E.
missile,
Lockheed's
combining
field.
Robert
Chairman
~~
Gross,
the
satellite
rec«nt
r
as
Division,
1959—Month—1958
EndJ^ Dec. 31—
in
formed
oner.
revenue-
$5,976,467
$5,671,391
$69,376,587
$67,978,583
oper.
expenses
5.098.190
5,121.279
60.924,812
59.501.062
fail
from
rev.
ops.
5878.277
$550,112
58,451,775
273,788
5,205
1,113,359
1,812,711
ry.
to
in
the
has
Lost
The
SEC
Lode
Mines,
Securities
corporation
filed
21
letter
a
covering 48.000 shares of common
share), without underwriting.
($1
City,
Mont.
of
be
to
The
proceeds
are
be
| to
for
used
with
offered
incidental
expenses
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
Jan.
on
150.000
Texas.
:■
The proceeds are
of
letter
a
of
The
corporation
City.
Jan.
filed
20
shares
through
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
Andersen,
243ft
$1)
Co.,
proceeds
Lacey
be
to
are
Shopping
used
Center
to
with
the
offered
be
to
Inc.,
for
and
bills,
unpaid
pay
working
Salt
for
capital.
Lake
acquisition
Its
outstanding
Payment
It
has
company
is
will
called
3V*ft
be
prepayment of
at
Colony
be
191,
V
.
SEC
This
all
102.18 ft.
at
Boston.
Feb.
of
5,
Mass.
1960
for
of
exemption
in
Blvd., Paramount, Calif.,
Jan.
on
28,
stock,
1960, covering
be
to
offered
for
an underwriting group headed
by Kidder. Peabody
and
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton.
The public offering price
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Co.
Macco
is
has
600,000
stock
of
be
construction
estate
Net
its
proceeds
residential
incurred
in
to
real
the
sale
estate
with
additional
land
of
estate
additional
including
the
land
company's
suitable
owned
now
joint
the
of
operations,
connection
of
development
advances
of
real
acquisition
development,
is
company
in
indebtedness
and
and
general contracting business.
It
shares of common stock and some $10,-
972.490
operations,
residential
acquired,
used
of
repayment
In
public
in
ventures
for
to
or
which
be
the
participant.
a
company's
M.
Sawyer
lists
prospectus
John
MacLeod
President
as
anfi
Vice-President and General Manager. Management
of
the outstanding stock.
However, 41%
of
the
outstanding stock is owned by Highland Corp., whose
outstanding
stock is owned by members of the
iamily of John MacLeod.—V. 184,
officials
as
9.6ft
own
2626.
p.
asserts
the
that
fact
The
Marine
this
to
Business
Subsidiary—
Investment
Corp.,
wholly
a
owned
subsidiary
received notice that it has been granted a license
under the Small Business Investment Company Act of 1958.
Officers are Eliot G. Fitch, President; John P.
Botsch, Charles F. Jones
and Sheldon B. Lubar,
Vice-Presments; and John H. Kelly, SecretaryTreasurer.
Its
long
The
National
history
bank
has
interest
an
been
capitalization
businesses
common
will
be
of
done
slock.—V.
in
Boston
demonstrated
the
firm
190,
will
be
through
$300,000.
debentures
Aid
banks;
to
small
convertible
into
2712.
p.
Yacht
This
subsidiary
parent
of
additional
order
an
hearing
in
stock
giving
GPU
or
$5,300,000
of
an
the
to
interested
Under
the
Utilities
parent;
with
and
Corp.
the
the
purposes
standing
the
Commission
with
issuance
has
issued
until Feb. 19,
1960, to request a
proposal, "Meted" contemplates the sale
53,000 common shares at $100
per share,
The
funds
will
be
used
to
Jan.
28
reimburse
executive committee of the
pursuant
to Section
4
of the
board
of
of
this
1,
the
Midwest Drilling Co., Inc.,
Mission, Kan.—Files With
and
shares
at
$15
per
share,
».vI^H.?r0feeds
exploring for oil
Mile
without
20 filed
of
°f
a
common
stock
notification
(par
$1)
with
be
to
the
offered
e*Penses
incidental
to
drilling
and
High Hockey, Inc.—Penalized
by SEC—
thi
tne
Securities
ollerlng by thl« firm
*
Act
oi
Commission
has
R^gu1Iationwith exemption
,A
of
1933
222
suspending
respect
Majestic
Building
issued
from
of
Securities
of
Act
vertible
to
a
Denvef.
21,
1959.
shares
The
—V.
completed.
the
49,364
2.9
shares
shares
of
Air-
is
manufacturer
a
1959
volume
was
of
medical
$2,100,000
and
' *
products.—V.
191,
diversified line
a
of
commercial
203,
p.
Bellas Hess, Inc.—Appointments—
Bank
York
New
'agent
paying
debentures
191,
This
Dec.
Trust
and
Co.
due
been
agent
Oct.
convertible
are
has
conversion
debentures
appointed
for
1984
1,
shares
into
the
of
of
trustee,
5'/a ft;
the
con¬
corporation.
common
stock
6.
p.
Minalaska
$1.50
at
Commission's
is
available
not
by
Net
pur¬
of
offering at $1.50 per share, taken
351,000 shares, exceeds the $300,000
July
holding,
230,000
of
The
Alaska
exploring
and
lists
prospectus
Warren
E.
and
sale
stock
properties
for
the
dredging
Albert
O.
Sales
$16,385
by
as
and
be
to
transfer
dredged
Nelson
Nelson
paid
of
their
Minalaska.
financial
as
a
and
group
statements
the
reflecting
cash paid
therefor; the
liabilities
when
the
no
company
liabilities in excess of $100,000;
the reference to the acquisition
property and equipment from Ganes Mining Co. upon payment of
$45,064 when, in f?.et, most or all of the property is
being purchased
others
paid;
the
for
$120,000.
failure
minerals
and
which
of
only a nominal amount has been
adequately the nature and extent of the
disclose
to
ores
Minalaska's
on
development work performed
and
the
type
properties;
to
writers
for
than
of
the
the
to
results
and
to
to
questionable
value
191,
conducted
operations
disclose ade¬
to
raised
to
are
be
obligations already
the dilution of the
of
large
associates
for
and
such
on
prior
be
because
promoters,
and
the results thereof,
failure
to
repay
sale
exploration
of
adequately
public
offering price.—V.
the
funds
the
disclose
for
issued
be
of
of
offering
offered
to
or
assets
the
the
the
properties;
part
failure
stock
issued
the
on
properties and
operations to be
the
disclose
to
the
the
on
of
greater
costs
and
of
failure
the
pay
stock
nature
reports
that
incurred;
less
the
available
value
of
and
properties,
amounts
and
prices
under¬
substantially
with
The
231
i
Finance
Thomas
the
Continental
La
South
CST)
Illinois
Salle
Feb.
on
cient
to
plus
National
Street,
17,
exhaust
accrued
Service, Inc.—Tenders
1960,
Chicago
the
due
of
sum
90,
111.,
Trust
will
for
April 1,
$33,668,
139,
&
tenders
receive
debentures
interest.—V.
Bank
at
for Debentures
to
up
the
1965,
pri;es
Co.
of
12
sale
to
p.m.
to
it
6ft
suffi¬
exceed
100ft
to
483.
p.
(John)
This
tion
of
South
208
LaSalle
St.,
Chicago,
111.,
on
1
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC covering 15.625 shares of
capital
The
company
proposes
to
offer this stock
in
exchange for
shares of class A and class B stock of
Foxbilt, -Inc., of
Des
Moines, Iowa, at the rate of
1 */,
shares of
Morrell
stock
for
stock.
four
shares
of
class
A
holders
the
78ft
of
stock
will
of
holders
the
to
represent
is
about
chickens,
outstanding
80ft
and
the
Morrell
class
shares
A
A
Its
B
with
the
of
for
of
an<J
engaged
pre-mixes
present
four
shares
of
class
to
class
shares.
shares
the
of
with
Foxbilt
now
owned
Foxbilt
by
Morrell
stock.
and
sale
1,462,320
share
proposes
to
operate
management.—V,
191,
p.
it
as
subsidiary
a
under
Fox-
202,
with
shares
offering),
corporation,
net
the
for
income
average
of
the
half
ended
year
$1,599,000
outstanding
62
or
during
a
year
earlier.
Sales
and
718,000,
operating
higher by 35ft
the
second
income
was
of
gain
The
as
Sales
compared
of
the
the
for
period amounted
$20,517,000 of a year ago.
current
against $716,000 fn
and
with
operating
$11,330,000
a
year
$27
consolidated
same
the
revenues
to
year,
fiscal
period
were
up
33ft
periods
stock
13,615
the
last
to
key
01'
The company
1958.
During
duction
also
tion,
of
6ft
four
gas
liquids
supplies,
those
of
the
and
other
these
the
of
In
April,
elected
1959,
directors
the
15ft
minor
in
of
the
is
subject
Internal
to
and
those
will
be
the
is
will
be
April
of
real
fuses
under
issued
debenture
decided that it
taxes
Condenser
its
The
Office
of
sale,
with
certain
work
Defense
be
In
and
Defense
Of
to
this
to
Division.
equipment,
and
Lending
$470,-
amount,
Lending
paid
reduction
in
th£
City
of
New
addition, the company received
which
is
expected
not
that
and
the
of
the
New
in
proposed
Products
subject
products
company,
Haven,
real
Division
the
will
other
which
to
company
finished
Division
location
company's
Condenser
the
machinery
of
Products
the
for
and
the
is
a
gross
approxi¬
Products
materials
present
where
into
equipment
process
raw
for
Condenser
is
It
its
accounted
than
As
The
company.
for
owed.
in
discontinued.
have
S.
Pfeiffer and
L.
company
were
the
U,
$800,000
Conn.,
estate
the
of
to
develop¬
company
only
remaining manufacturing division, of the company.
were approximately
$254,000.00.
It manufactures capac¬
supplies and pulse-forming networks.
the
Credit
company
Corporation,
and''options to
Fla.
It also has
Brooksville,
Brooksville
Airport
which
on
the
net
Gulf
proceeds
Office
will
of
be
Gulf
has
the
interest
an
Coast
a
in
Industries,
lease.
the
Inc.,
operation
and other
:
proposed stock sale, some $961,000 is
of
various
indebtedness,
including
payment
land
purchases in
Lending and the
Defense
used
acquired certain assets and properties
Kensington, Md., consisting primarily
purchase real estate in the vicinity of
acquired
by
Coast
of
to
be
applied
to
the
obligations incident to
the
addition,
the
Office
estate
property
Of
the
of
from
1959
Citizens
of
the
the
were
reorganiza¬
sales
power
In
the
Fla.,
the
In
William
$500,000.00.
$30,000.00
work
all
located.
1959
itors,
"Condenser
orders
After
company
1.959.
the
of
is
A
1959.
condensers,
the
and
by
received
mortgages.
sell
of
in
certain
entered
was
used
to
moved
Brooksville,
ment
be
.and
the
of
mortgages
settlement of
liquidate
than
that
paid
for
31,
at
the suggestion of the
Chairman and President.
machinery
be
is
in
sales
all
to
to
mortgage
its
of
Division
contract
a
Bureau,
000.00
pedometers,
government
1959/ the
of
to
plan.
Dec.
were
expanded.
activities
Products
Revenue
of
issuable
option
at
any manufacturing operations other
Products Division on a profitable basis.
than
consideration
which
shares
stock
items
was
management
total
of
other
process
The
the
1960,
exceptions,
for
amend¬
continue
Condenser
January
by
public sale
reorganization.
in May
becoming board
Condenser
the
a
ill
per
Federal court in February
limited
to
the
pro¬
to
Certain
manufacture
contract.
92,500
related
items
result, all other manufacturing
sales
filed
shares
new
supplied
for
outstanding
watches,
period of
of
i5)
activities
pocket
the
to
three
be
company's
pursuant
its
of
during
impossible
was
Conn.,
talong
pursuant to the rights
amendment;
(3)
700,000 of
offered
for sale by
the present
company.
December
for
by
and
the
were
of
(to
offered
were
of
Pfeiffer
results
29, 1960, covering
subscription at $2
for
arte
be
the
shares
debentures with warrants;
others
In
under
scale
commenced
holders,
Haven,
Jan.
date
be
notes;
reorganized
production
company
financial
shareholders
by
may
common
was
Army ordnance
for
Florida
indebtedness
Service.
and
Internal
Revenue
establishing the company's Con¬
denser Products Division on the
company's property in Florida.
Some
$1,000,000 is tc be used in the first phase of the development of the
company's Florida lands;
$300,000
Is
set
aside for
use
in meeting
the
1961
be
used
of
other
moving
and
mortgage payments on such properties; and the balance will
various general corporate purposes, including acquisition
businesses, construction of multi-family rental dwellings, and
development
of
the
Condenser
Products
Division,—V.
190,
for
further
975.
New York, Chicago &
net
F.
$15-
S.
Hales,
6Vaft
of
earlier.
natural
which
Division"
the
that
New
the
to
supplied
reorganization
completed
operating
compared
719,667 shares to be offered to holders of warrants
minor
a
pack
power
in
$3.20
or
a
averaged
in
per
deduction
double
In
433,465,
net
of
or
per
referred
Gross
to
was
share
$150,407,877,
31
Jan.
19
earnings
and
cents
income
net
per
with
that
increased
share
Ohio
representing
a
portion
property taxes in 1959.
$141,233,312,
share.
'
and
an
$13,288,922,
attributable to
permissible
of
income
net
increase
27'/'.
was
is
taxes
totaled
per
on
1959,
'
was
$10,-
'
for
December, 1959 amounted to $13,925,225,
$1,907,193, or 46 cents per share, of which
and
eight
is
taxes
attributable
to
the
deduction
In
income
above.
revenues
was
for
revenues
$2.52
in
which
income
revenues
income
income
were
share,
in
St. Louis RR.—Earnings Up—
announced
revenues
1959
deductions
1958
cents
President,
gross
Revenues
Gross
and
on
Products
year
says.
oil
2,384,201
at
record
for
be
officials
management
total
$736,978,650,
and
Co.—Registers With SEC
on
offered
shares
short-term
states
crude
to
(4).
were
of
shares
convertible
to
sales
$169,803,514
-
barrels per day In the second
quarter and 13,278 barrels dally
half year, representing Increases of
21ft
and 25ft,
respectively
over
the like periods a year earlier.
Natural gas production also in¬
creased
and
averaged
48,017
MCF
daily in the three months and
in
subscribed
price
a
be
the
on
common
and
p.
the
that principal factors
influencing improvement in
higher crude oil production and lower
exploratory
gains offset lower earnings from refined
product sales,
which were higher in volume but suffered
from a softening of
prices
A "marked"
increase In earnings by Ocean
Drilling & Exploration
Co.. Murphy's offshore affiliate, also contributed to
higher. income, the
both
report
than
quarter
$744,000
4ft,
revenues
to
holders thereof;
$50,000
Nov. 30, 1959, had
con¬
cents per share on 2,559 723
the period, according to the
company's semiannual report to stockholders. This was an
increase of
48ft
over
earnings of $1,082,000 or 43 cents per share, based
on
average of 2,538,539 outstanding shares, in the same six
months
shares,
not
at
outstanding
to
Murphy Corp.—Earnings Up—
•
1958.
out
St.,
SEC
stockholders
held
250,000
in
pointed
the
with
ccmmen
shares
12)
and
were
period
Watch
&
shares,
by
ment);
amounted
1958
1959
Hamilton
140
statement
con¬
development of hybrid
development and leasing of inbred hogs for
breeding
'
1959 were adversely affected by the
major operations with the excep¬
division.—v.
191, p. 45.
common
five
each
of
of
the
'
all
down
Steel
of
company,
registration
and
B
common, or about
,The shares of Foxbilt
manufacture
feeds,
agreement
common
outstanding
in
animal
an
income for the year ended
equal to $7.28 per share,
1938 of $35,8;./,tl4, equal
of
quarter
closed
New Ilaven Clock
Its
.
35,625
primarily
and
purposes,
pursuant
made
acquired,, together
centrates
bilt's
oi
each
or
outstanding class
be
Foxbilt
all. the
for
common,
be
to
similar
President,
fourth
Weirton
1959
in
of
quarter
the
for
Millsop,
aforementioned
F'eb.
outstanding
common, of Foxbilt.
The exchange offer Is
the
of
in
$539,9j7,29i
fourth
which
$25,000.00
Morrell & Co.—Registers With SEC—
firm,
E.
strike
noon
of
amount
an
not
Chicago,
year
'
revenue
with
the
and
year
steel
mately
104.
p.
for
$153,605,702
In
Model
net
in the
"
•
operating
compared
revenue
inclusion
has
•'
28
of $54,897,360.
the
for
and
which
gold
Ophir
of
that
for
be
to
law
Magnuson
indicates
shares
proposed
Creek
under
further
common
the
Ganes
1959
and
income
The
leasing,
prospectus
received
proceeds
the
in
share.
per
Jan.
on
with net income
quarter ended Dec. 31, 1959 was $12,614,652,
equal to $1.66 per share, compared with earnings in the final 1958
quarter of $14,605,793. equal to $1.94
per share.
order
reason
Corp.—Earnings—
after all charges,
1959.
$480
to
proposed
share
per
suspension
Steel
corporation reported
31,
which compares
permanent.
properties.
President
Murphy's production
order
registration
public
$128,450.
subordinated
These
with
1933
of
report
an
•
are
of
1938,
in
Air-Shields'
that
leading manufacturer of
a
electronic
registrar,
Regulation
a
charges. These
gas.
temDoraHeivUriV^n^d Excbang*
unaer
under
Dec.
common
as
The
officials
agement
027,000
underwriting.
re 10 be used tor
and
the
exemption
organized
Minn.,
a
Exchange Commission—
cpeheACor?orsi!?nft°n Jan*
covering 20,000
/
each
is
organized
were
is
National
According to the Commission's suspension order, Minalaska's offer¬
ing circular appears false and misleading in respect of various in¬
disclosures, including the failure to state the percentage
of outstanding
securities of Minalaska held by promoters and man¬
For
Securities
A
made
or
acquiring,
in
solidated
directors
supplemental indenture dated
1943,
ascertained
and
determined
that
the
net
earnings
company for the year 1959 were insufficient to
provide for any
payment of Interest in 1960 on the
company's adjustment mortgage
series
"A"
and series "B"
bonds. Therefore, coupons No.
33 and 34
have no value.—V.
189, p. 707.
April
of
filed
200,000-share
mineral
the
This
Valley RR. Co.—Payment Passed—
the
which
stock,
stated
earnings
Chemical
class
shares
formational
persons
aggregate.
after
been
was
of
with
Joined
for
treasury for $2,800,000 of expenditures for construction
prior to Jan.
1, 1960, and to pay off
$2,500 000 of out¬
short-term notes.—V. 189, p. 1796.
Midland
railroad,
has
SEC
the
additional
in
Public
proposal
Meted"
On
from
each
^o.—Asks Stock Issue—
a
the
vacated
Duluth,
the
General
$355.-
were
common
terms and conditions of the Regula¬
complied with.
The order also charges that the
circular and related material are false and mis¬
respect
to
certain
material
facts
and
that
the
stock
Magnuson
B
filing of
thereon.
to
the
of
the
corporation
and
Samuel
Hatboro, Pa., announced
adopted a plan under
National
Aeronautical
and
have
equipment.
Riddle
National
year.
offering
be
interests
Trust—Registers With SEC—
Glasspar Co., above.
its
Acquire—
transaction
for
27
of
Inc.
directors
proposed
exchanged
Inc.,
hospital
Haven
Co.—Formed—
Metropolitan Edison
Regulation
a
Vice-President.
investment
Meridian
earnings
the
be
of
202.
p.
castings)
fiscal
equivalent
578,351,
tempoarily
exemption.
junior subordinated
company, filed an amendment on Jan. 27,
1960, to its registration statment
covering an additional 10,000,000
shares of beneficial interest.—V.
189, p. 2459.
See
of
throughout
helping the community to develop.
offering financing to schools and
primarily
Massachusetts Investors
This
has
and in the state, through its
correspondent
been active in community affairs.
has
management
Initial
Bank
in
leader
a
churches in its area,
its
Exchange
net
tax,
the
and
of
will
common
aviation
reported
were
current
of
boards
drilling191,
of -this
Air-Shields,
of
will
be
acquired
by
wholly-owned, subsidiary.
a
Air-Shields,
and
Suspended—
under
notification
an
not
other
used
corporation,
Marine
and
on
sales
its
President
Jr.,
their
details
NARCO
leading
in
offering by means thereof would violate Section 17
(the
anti-fraud
provision) of the Securities Act.
The order provides an opportunity
lor
hearing, upon request, on
the question whether the suspension
quately
operate
The
order
an
registration
a
that
have
and
Marine Corp.—License for
of
company
directors; fail
(with Copley &
forgings
of
8ft
closely held. No cash is involved. The
plan will be submitted to NARCO stockholders for their approval at
the annual meeting in March.
and
in
steel
income
share
a
offering of 200,COO
such
to
from
The
John
the
indebtedness.
will
real
in
outstanding
issued
from
amount.
the
suant
purpose
public sale through
now
S4.811.794
Federal
cents
69 ft
For
of
daily.
participated in the
completed as producers.-Mf:
Aeronautical Corp.—To
that
NARCO
Shields
slightly.
decline
company
were
Riddle,
as.
When
down
were
increased sharply over like seg¬
the quarter and the half. The
gain
period
with
daily average sales of
year the
increase was 56ft at 14,279
Air-Shields
which
of
23
President
29
operated
proposed stock offering by this firm, of Ophir, Alaska.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect
to public offerings of securities not exceeding
$300,000
and
144C9 South Paramount
a
registration statement with the SEC
registration of 200.000 shares
of
common
and
Jan.
Mr.
1959,
and
strike
sales
half
the
the
and
which
M.
on
to ?.
respect
should
filed
&
31,
of
Gibbon.
•
•
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
S.
and
(industrial
Dec.
were
U.
61
has
Minalaska
Macco
period
to
earnings
in
months;
National
change in the business
a
27ft.
steel
both
in
year
three-month
the
six
James
fuels,
the
day.
per
Y.
873.
p.
Minalaska, Inc.—Offering
tion
1960,
1971
Co.,
on
the
estimated
company's
5.
p.
'
24,
1,
Trust
available
for
after
in
ended
with a prior offering of
limitation, and that certain other
'
Feb.
on
April
Old
will
full.—V.
in
due
A.
the
funds
that
notes
redemption
series
no.es,
made
anticipated
for
the
of
agreement
reflect
to
lyO,
together
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—To Redeem Notes—
The
fail
company
quarter,
dividends
The
Files Writh
notification
&
officers
individual
underwriting
and
company.—V.
this
A
(par
Randolph
of
the
directors
and
were
of
be
Utah.
The
of
share,
per
on
75.000
covering
$4
at,
officers
prior
in
wells
net
under
1958
August
the business of developing
to the oifering circular, it
outstanding.
This compares witn sales of $2,832,610 and net earn¬
ings of ^$i03.449 or 17 cen.s a common share in the corresponding
1958 quarter.—V.
190, p. 2713.
-V'--V
—
the
of
Sales
the
to
capital.
Loveless Properties, Inc., Seattle, Wash.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
with
cents)
''
to be used for working
that
by
Co., Corsicana,
&
the
holdings
fact
the .first
333
SEC—
10
tpar
in
terminated;
27
for
mining
to
notification
stock
common
through Wm. B. Robinson
' 1'
-v
filed
25
shares
Sl.25 per shart,
at
of
Jan.
on
par
A
Texas—Files With
stock
the
Increases
the
at
-
Love Corp., Henderson,
in
in
Gains
Influence
the
residual
product
petroleum
the
the
Iii
of
movement
barrels
17,009
barrels
suspension
net
per
operations.
the
Miller Manufacturing Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
y
notification
stock
an
whether
Files
Exchange Commission—
Jan.
on
Virginia
Inc.,
and
engaging
changes
been
address
With
provides
to
reflect
reflect
Co.)
2C2.
p.
to
and
$8,477,521
income—
oper.
191.
order
of
66ft
was
under
runs averaged
6,813 barrels per day, a
half year were 3ft lower at 7,863 barrels
the
of
ments
a
the Commission» order, tne company's notification
ofiering circular i?.tl to reflect substantial changes in the finan¬
condition of the company as set forth in
the offering circular;
cial
ry
The
ior
permanent.
organized
was
of
purpose
According
1959—12 Mos.—1958
Railway
Net
on
made
or
as
quarter,
Volume
fraud
opportunity
operate
reduced
the
'stills!,
to
runs
and
offering
such
of
use
thp_ question
purcnasers.
request,
which
order
circular
facts and/or
Colorado law
and pro¬
moting ice hockey.
According
has been
granted a francnise from the International Hockey League to organize
an
ice
hockey team, proposed
to
have its program
ready
for the
1959-60 hockey
season,
and planned
to lease
the coliseum building
in Denver for
the purposes oi playing hockey.
The offering circular
also names Eugene E. Clift as
President, Palmer L. Burch as Board
Chairman, and Charles D. Byrne as Vice-President tall of Denver.),"
Railway
Net
upon
vacated
company
the
and
—V.
the
upon
be
The
Long: Island RR.- -Earnings—
Period
deceit
that
would
stock
of
period.
six-month
the
,
Refinery
offering
material
of
and
facts
sales
and
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
in
47,061 MCF per (Jay
29ft
respectively.
Act
per share
suspension
accompanying
statements
material
ofiering
Commission's
Tne
and
misleading
certain
the
Securities
220,OuO common snares at $1
notification
and
from
exemption
a
exemption,
the
hearing,
for
w.iolly
a
acquired
in
should
aealt
announcement
Avionics
and
for
~
acquisition
spacecraft
and
Company
Engineering,
Inc..
and
~~
disclose
to
circular
com-
nation's
tne
~
false
omit
that
Rocket
In
such
that
contain
inter¬
statement
a
Electronics
Stavid
Lockheed Electronics
190, p.. 1071.
and
March.—V.
last
propellant
connection,
beyond
50ft
a
the Grand Central
Central Rocket is
for
Grand
solid
out
the
subsidiary,
1959,
the
disclosed
were
cash
pay
acquires.
in
rounding
capabilities.
May
it
firm
to
at
to
agreement to acquire
Co. of Redlands. Calif.
an
Rocket
agreement
which
largest
According
is
the
expects
company
reached
Central
Grand
the
terms
No
has
conditional
a
to public oiierings oi securities not exceeding
notification filed Aug. 6, iy59, the company
respect
public offering oi
to
asserts
The
the
provides
amount.
the
pursuant
Corp.—Acquisition—
A
with
in
.
.
for
$1,324,198,
December,
or
32
cents
1958
per
totaled
and
507.
$12,492,905,
share,—V,
191,
p.
net
$
expenses
taxes
lnC
irnl
gi
n6Ie
4-/GC»
83,823,396 1,006,289,917 949,139,935
53,651,540
630,481,383 600,815,139
9,952,000
120,130,000 112,910,000
117,561,239
11.227,038
11,356,812
138,117,295
129,603,968
iiscal
10.012,094
9,820,645
118,758,362
109,933,622
same
50'-
Net
,
•
for
year,
cents
year
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—j-News—
zu
for
in
its
the
the
This
history
months
has
ended
quarter
15%
in
$307,409
the
11%
were
in
fiscal
first
to
sales
sion
of
to
months
$267,592
of
the
1960
in
earned
compared
with
have
on
the
on
share,
the
40
declared
common
663,664
cents
per
4%
shares
stock
the
the
share
outstanding
for
the
dividend
regular
of
quarterly
equaled
quarter
same
Dec.
cash
190,
letter
to
shareholders of
stating
that
market
activity
management
of
the
stock
own
business consists largely of long-term ship construc¬
tion reoair and conversion, and hydraulic turbine and other construcnn'contracts of large unit value, the performance of which may extend
neriods as long as several years. * A substantial part of the comanv's
business is with departments and agencies of the U. S. and
ntracts therefor
are subject to profit limitations and renegotiation,
contra
^vloflncr
low
flnri
t.hp
t.rftrtt.fi
nrnviHo
onH
the extent that existing
law and the contracts may provide, and,
to
speculative
dividend
issued
the
Zv.
of
of
Period End. Dec. 31—
statement
P-
•
•
•
.
•
.
to
American Investment & Development Corp.—
Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to an offering circu¬
lar dated Jan. 29, Howard Coleman Co., of 111 Broad¬
way New York City, offered on Feb. 1, 100,000 shares of
increase
season
fact
a
series
the
or
debt reduction and working capital.
at
15,
year ogo. ,V'';
Chandler
told stockholders
construction expenditures in 1960 are
estimated at $49 million
which is about $9 million more than was
78,000
about
over
a
.
last year.
NI-Gas' five-year (1960-64) construction program
now projected
at $180 million of;which about $120 million of new
capital will be needed.
:•
' :
'
The first step
in raising this money was taken early in January
with the sale of
150,000 shares of $100 par 5.50%
preferred stock.
spent
is
awaiting.,Illinois Commerce Commission approval
.to construct
a
$10 million
75-mile pipeline from its Troy Grove
underground reservoir to present distribution facilities near LaGrange.
Chandler added that the $10 million is part of $33 million included
in the five-year construction estimate to provide for further develop¬
ment of underground storage facilities and transportation of gas to the
company's distribution system.—V. 191, p. 203.
The
is
company
.
Y.—V.
This
of
by
10,
The
1960.
.
board
10
cents
at
the
will
will
a
«
Dec.
Feb.
issued
be
had
been
135,300 shares
20, 1960.
continuation
outstanding.
After
the
/
-
company s
cash dividend policy would be considered
meeting in March.—V. 189, p." 1242.
a
of
directors
its
at
meeting
on
stock of $1.4375 per share,
record Feb. 5.
Net income was $2,071,000 for the year 1959 and, after provision for
preferred stock
dividends, was equivalent to earning of $1.31 per
share of common stock outstanding, compared with 96 cents per share
on
a lesser
number of shares outstanding in 1958.
The improvement
in
earnings can be attributed to an increase in the number of cus¬
quarterly
dividend
payable Feb.
tomers
and
15,
preferred
the
on
1960
of
stockholders
to
heating requirements. Heating require¬
the average of the past 20 years
whereas the 1958 requirements were only 81% of such average.
Revenues from gas
sales for the year 1959,
totaling $20,366,000,
were up
$3,000,000 over the preceding year, although net income was
up only $505,000.
Residential and commercial revenues accounted for
$2,000,000 of this increase due to an increase in the number of cus¬
ments
in
tomers
also
1959
served
spaceheating
commercial
Industrial
.
to
additional
approximately
were
and
colder
to
sales
nearly
accounted
additional
company's 96,581 residential and
or 61%> use gas for spaceheating.
remainder of the increase which
which
weather,
the
consumptions- Of'
customers
59,000,
the
for
resulted from the addition of new industrial accounts and also from
increased usage by customers
previously connected.
... .v
Operating expenses for the year 1959 were $1,557,000 over the
preceding year, this increase being principally due to the increased
volume of gas
purchased.
Increases in all classes of taxes resulted
in
$508,000 of additional tax expense, and net interest and other
deductions increased $169,000.
'
The
company negotiated, on Oct. 15,
1959, for the year beginning
Nov- 1, a
bank line of credit in the amount of $7,000,000 at the interest
rate
charged prime commercial borrowers on the date of the notes.
Portion of the proceeds of the borrowing was. used to discharge
.
other
outstanding
reasonable
and
if
bank
loans
that
assurance
required.—V.
190.
at
p.
of
credit
may
'
1837.
The company has
increased when
cost.
higher
a
line
the
(&
be
/'•:
■
in
both
sales
Subs.)
Sales, Net at
—
reported today
preliminary report released by
earnings for 1959 were
and
2," the Norwich, N. Y., company
George W. Bengcrt, President.
in
a
V
-
,^solidated net income of the
7' equal to $1.35 per share
u
mock
,
Vieno0ompany's
SnJw
'438 in
ucu
taxes
to
i90(
p.
tQ
iConsolidated
Power
r? 38,319
Dec.
endpH
ended
thp
of
31,
«
ryh?
share
as
net
Co.
$5 133 38i
,
This
of
excess
their
191,
stockholders
of
New
of
York,
140
ended
in
1959,
against
were
Pottsville,
1958
1959
other
feet
While
of
compared
the
gross
expenses
natural
had
and
revenues
8.7%
rose
questing
rate
Thus,
in
"For
12
Robert
equivalent
shares
sales
gas
employment
concrete
of
costs
procuring
have
that
$2.64
Co.
is
increasing
that
7.5%
the
4
SEC
the
at
heating
at
par)
a
PROCEEDS—Net
be
used
by
with
plant
to
to
$307,000,000,
and
of
three
Glen
of
state
Pipeline
proceeds from
BUSINESS—Pantasote,
the
located
the
company's
presently
and
Co.—V.
the
of
sale
it
191,
'-estimated
is
equip
The
in
polyvinyl
products
inventory
its
to
the
for
of
name
"Panta-Pak."
300
active
the
efforts
of
its
and
income
net
share.
of
ended
completion
69.C01
and
shares of common
snares
UNDERWRITERS—The
company
set
forth
of
net
.
underwriters
their
respective
of
•.7.
per
.*•'
company
sales
cents
sales
of
$7,-
common
/.'.-'■V-'V
of
the
5% first
stock.
number of shares
the
opposite
89
to
the
1959
v
v
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
the
equal
$530,055,
sunary- aeot;
1,051,049
Nov.. 30,
consolidated
had
is
located
.7
/.
subsidiary
have
financing,
current
convertible
agreed
common
to
stock
purchase
of
out-
stocx,
preferred
from
the company
Shares
Co.—-——52,500
Co.—-——18.003
&
Dempsey-Tegeler &
& Sons—
Co.—18,000
—12,503
Gregory
H.
&
Hirsch
Co.——-12,500
&
Hentz
12,500
Co
Hogle &• Co.——12,500
Adams
& Peck—— 9,500
J
A
J.
C.
Bradford
Co.„—— 9,500
9.500
&
Co.—
&
Burnham
MacCormack
Michigan
of
Kalman
&
Co._
9,500
9,500
Corp.
Inc
Co.<
&
—
—
9,500
McDowell- 9,500
Inc.——— 9,500
Stroud
&
Co.
Henry F. Swift & Co
—
Jack M. Bass & Co.—
Bros.
Inc,——— 7,500
Co.,
&
Robinson
Stein
Boyce—1— 7,500
&
Lestrange
Arthurs,
Boenning & Co.
julien
Collins
Courts
—V.
&
191,
Co
P.
7,500
7,503
O'Donnell & Co
C.
9,500
&
Co.— 4,500
—
Co
&
—;
—
4,500
4,500
4,500
„
Dittmar & Co., Inc.—— 4,500
dU Pont, Homsey
Co.—4,500
Fairman
4,500
& Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland & Co
Hanrahan & Co., Inc
—
Hettleman & Co._
!_
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
Inc.
John H. Kaplan & Co._
Lentz, Newton & Co.—
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.—
Berwyn T. Moore & Co., Inc.
The Phelps CompanyPowell & Co., Inc.—_
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc.—
Conway
Brothers
First Southeastern Co.,
Oscar Gruss & Son__
Newburger & Co.——
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
Inc.
of
12
with
this
company
months
ended
$25,718,883
for
and
Dec.
the
subsidiary,
31,
12
1959,
months
preferi'cd stock dividends, the consolidated net Income for
12 nrnnths on the 6,386,749 shares of common stock
4,500,
4,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
~°vEC,ison Co" Presently outstanding, amounted to $3.96 per
a
corporation, of Cleveland, in a mid-year, unaudited report to
shareholders made public on Jan. 26, showed all-time high earnings of
$1 503 279
or
$1.15 per share on net sales of $25,717,734 for the
six months ended Dec. 31, 1959.
This was an increase of approximately
30%
over
the comparable six months of
1958 when they earned
$1 139 059 or 88 cents per share on net sales of $19,695,962.
The'company's business, it was indicated, was divided about equally
of
industrial and defense products
of
is
of
.
outstanding debt and for
an
printed
addition
an
to
additional
an
circuits,
its
.
announced
manufacturing
on
plant
in
10,000
feet
square
of
floor
of
new
building
in
integrated
an
manufacturing
■
facility
California.
Anaheim,
Burns, Inc.—To Be Acquired—
Mfg.
Co.,
(primarily aircraft and mis¬
the more rapid rate. Parkermanufactures devices to control, confine or utilize the flowr
flvlids—liquids, gas or air—under pressure.—V. 190, p. 1340.
the
above.
first
six
12 earnings after taxes of
the six
months
ended
months
$3,262,000
Nov.
30,
1959.
1.2%.
were
of
ahead
the
same
;
year
at
share
per
of
stock
common
compared
$1.52
were
ago.
adversely
were
August
The
\
the
affected
company's
by
largest
four-week
a
multi-product
stoppage
work
plant
Spring-
in
introduced
company
12
products
new
the
during
first
six
months.
;
,
Capital
expenditures will total a record of $10,000,000 this year,
$2,000,000 increase over the previous fiscal year.
A major part of
a
this
of
is
program
modernization
manufacturing
During
the
struction of
costs.
first
a
of
months,
flour mill in
new
plants
and equipment
for
reduction
-
six
Pillsbury
East Los
announced
plans for con¬
Angeles, Calif. A refrigerated;
products
plant and research center was put into operation at New
Ind., and an option was obtained on land for a new baking
mix
plant near St. Louis, Mo.
A new feed plant
at Jasper, Ala.,
is expected to be completed this
spring.—V. 191. p. 204.
Albany,
■*.
Polymer Corp.—Forms Two New Divisions—
The
corporation
has announced
the. formation
of
two
^
new
divisions,
"designed
to provide separate
identity for the company's extensive
development and service engineering for its new coating system
basic resins," according to Louis L.x Stott, President.
new
The
Resins
as
Manager
,-"The
of
the. Whirlclad
as
Division
and
the
developed
•
Division
will
Whirlclad
Polymer
the
Douglas L. Cochran will head the Whirlclad
Manager,-and Thomas E.- Powers will be Sales
Molding Resins Division, Mr.: Stott said.
exclusively
The
designated
are
Division.
General
organizational change," Mr. Stott .explained, "reflects the
of YV'-iirlclad activities and the broadening acceptance of
growth
mer's
divisions
new
Molding
Division
Products,
iary—which
and
resins
Inc.—now
related
are
manufacture
to
and
molding
all
assume
being
the
the
discontinued
Whirlclad
sale of Corvel fusion
rapid
Poly¬
powders."
activities
National
active
an
as
Coating
of
System
and
subsid¬
to
the
bond finishes.
The
Molding Resin Division will assume those activities of National
Polymer Products, Inc. which are related to Nylatron and Nylasint
molding compounds.
Nylasint is Polymer's trade name for extremely
fine
chemically manufactured polyamide powders, while Nylatron is the
name
given to identify
nylon molding powders.
The
corporation is
semi-finished
shapes.
the
line
company's
of
specialty
formulated
producer of Industrial plastics in finished and
The
company
maintains
its headquarters
in
Reading, Pa., while its operating subsidiaries, Polymer Corp. of Penn¬
sylvania, Polymer Processes, Inc.; Halex Corp., and Polypenco Ltd. are
located
a
in
Reading, Santa Ana, Calif., Detroit, Mich., and
City, Herts, England, respectively.—V. 190, p. 2662.
Garden
Welwyn
Professional Life & Casualty Co.—Registers With SEC
203.
with industrial sales increasing at
offered
field, 111.
company,
statement
public
sale
efforts
at
of 720 N.
the
SEC
(and
$10
Michigan Ave., Chicago, filed a registration
Jan. 29,
1960, covering 180,000 shares of
on
interim
per
share.
basis
receive
The
with
stock
common
Hannifin
the
with
be
to
year.
Earnings
in
.
2,500
Parker-Hannifin Corp.—Earnings Up—
siles)
stock
->
for
last
This
between
notification
of
-
manufacturer
also
earnings
sales
names;
^Shares
Bear, Stearns &
-
,
York.
circuits
$2.01
and
Bache
'
.
I960.
sales
with
1891
own
off
pay
company reported on Jan.
sales of $181,800,000 for
Net
jPanta-
customers
from
derived
i
letter
a
.
completion
Gorham
period
resins, compounds
manufacture of .pack¬
the
to
net
Net
,
It
plant
power
chemicals
earnings
after
taxes,
altnough
second
highest
in
company
history, were 21%
below earnings for the same period a year ago.
1945,
Company.
silt-burning
a
industrial
Net
storage
7,
to be used
wing provides
the manufacture
for
This
will
6,
include
filed
25
~
New
printed
and
polyvinyl
of
than
months
11
Jan.
Oct.
will
Pillsbury Co.—Sales and Earnings—
.
manufacturing
on
On
Pantasote
through
more
United States
jobbers.
wholly-owned
9j0,318
The
to
Co.
Jan.
on
are
Pickard &
will
.
through
EARNINGS—For
and
Leather
manufacture
sold
for
announce
>
190, p. 2662.
new
See
facilities;
power
and
incorporated
was
a
are
the
and
and
to
expect
We
board
"Our
plant construction
100,000 shares of class A common
share), without underwriting.
Photocircuits
resin
completion
upon
principal offices
J.,
semi-rigid film
marketed under the trade
throughout
force
its
N.
changed
the
in
said.
Newman
personnel.
various
expansion also includes
for
shares
common
new
a
the
April
by
this
under
203.
p.
centralize
and
Pantasote
was
including
trays
sote's
name
alone," Mr.
Pottsville
independent
Cove,
space
of
out
later
costs
flowing
the
and
with
The
interim
an
printed wiring boards for military use.
facilities for the production of com¬
pleted electronic assemblies. Full operation of the new wing is expected
re¬
increased
from
gas
starts
build
improve
Passaic,
of
engaged
film,
aging
in
names
under
possibility of sponsoring this
per
proceeds
The
subsidiaries
Commission
capacity and stand-by
and the balance for additional working capital.
under
the
Gems, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With SEC—•
($1
28
Jan.
operating
recover
furnish additional boiler
facilities
firms,
project.
shortly."
produce
corporation
This
1958.
an
to
by the company's board
Dynamics Corp. that its
two
Photocircuits Corp.—Expansion—
record
the
those
Public "Utilities
companies
out
the company to
facilities
which
equipment
the
management
at
to
covering
par
The
triple the company's present capacity for producing resin; for starting
expenses of
the new resin plant; for plant rearrangements and
up
and
The
around'
that plans for the chemical subsidiary are based
independent studies which show that the processes
of
working capital.
Offered—Bear, Stearns
underwriting syndicate which
offered 350,000 shares of common stock ($1
price of $7.75 per share.
of
decision
General
chemical
a
wastes
announced on Jan. 29.
will be undertaken by
venture
letting of contracts for
of
subsidiary
The
1959
in
supplies
offset
below
corporation's
California
The
Transwestern
manager
Feb.
on
This
establish
anthracite
technically feasible and profitable.
Phoenix
Pantasote Co.—Common Stock
&
191,
said
Newman
The
in
space
gas
than
more
decline
to
of
with
the
considered
have
to
once
President,
from
acetylene and hydrogen.—V.
;
higher
contract
at
ahead.
go
exploring
developments
facilities
and
supplied close to one-half
their 2.4 million customers in
to
gas
from
gas
alone.
to
enterprise
the
number
a
The
$24,-
to
weather
for
to
new
outstanding.—V.
were
immense
that
advice
we
chemical
authorized
Miller,
outstanding.
said
recorded
seek
when
time
the
ending
W.
expenses,
including the higher cost
The
rates
requested provide
for the
state.
months
with
Miller
operating
year,
shares
Newman,
out
not
had been
has
$273,000,000.
increases.
followed
some
important
4
,
1959
earnings
were
to
of
warmest
expenses
caused
A.
pointed
decided
involved are
by
were
Mr;
the
higher
;.r,
Mr.
Miller pointed .out
filed applications with the
1958.
1958.
directors
of
York
\
The
Howard
Philadelphia & Reading
y
agreement,
(compared
27
earnings
.
operating
revenues,
Jan.
on
$3.03.
was
subsidiaries
California.
increased
total
the
$23,303,000,
number
average
figure
affected.
cubic
southern
of
disclosed
dividends,
corporation's
trillion
tor
report
income
the
Pa.,
Newman
Mr.
on
preliminary
on
fewer
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—New Subsidiary—
1, next,
New
when
1958,
y
,
was
31,
consolidated
.
Board.
based
adversely
The
$4,506,501 a yeai
Sub.)—Earnings—
income
for
Dec.
board
Broadway,
subsidiaries,
its
reported
This
corporation
is proceeding
enterprise that will make use of
Corp.—Earnings Off—
net
27
p.'105.
this
,
utility and
Jan.
on
40%
45.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
through R. G. Rincliffe, President,
earnings
applicable
to common
stock of $38,999,142 equal to $2.90 a share for the year ended Dec. 31,
1959. This compares with $35,338,420 or $2.76 a share for the year.
plant in
"tailings,"
President, Norman
waste
in
ops.
46.
Philadelphia Electric Co.
.
concentrating
from
This
(&
129,046,163
11,738,011
ry.
income
oper.
191, p.
came
2661.
Ohio Edison Co.
Penl!!,
^
profit before U. S. and foreign taxes on income
the latest year, compared with $3,852,790 in
amounted
earner,—v
Co.
utility system encountered
history of southern California.
R.
company and subsidiaries rose to
on the 3,815,252 shared of common
outstanding at the 1959 year end.
■. ,.
n„:
.the Previous year, net income amounted to $4,346,289 or $1.14
rn«
as adjusted to reflect a 2-for-l stock split in 1959.
of^idated net sales in 1959 were $40,669,135 compared with sales
01
*37,152,079 in 1958.
sir
'
.
ore
ore
informed
Straus, Blosser &
New records
V
i1.,.,.,.:,...
an
iron
report.—V.
this
Evans
Record—
'
the
preferred
First
Norwich Pharmacal Corp.
of
comparable
in
resulted
-
■
and
Bank, 629 South Spring St., Los Angeles, Calif;
it
ago,
miscellaneous
Jan. 21, 1960 declared
a
quarterly dividend on the common stock of 18c per share, payable
Feb. 15, 1960 to stockholders of record Feb. 5. The board also declared
board
29,834,885
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
-
1183.
p.
showed
year
share
per
,
of
Northwest Natural Gas Co.—Earnings—News—
The
190,
1959
a
Chairman
for
circuits
split-up
stock
that
announced
regular director's
160,211,172
771,225
Net
allegedly caused by the in¬
traders "as a mechanism for
called for redemption on March
corporation's
31,
238,000
the
Under
quarterly
share
per
directors.
presently
are
further
that
plan, one new share
issued for each two shares outstanding as of
be
There
29
printed
and
laminate
Jan.
on
of
board
stock
new
The
its
stock
common
Feb.
announced
uses
approved
plastic
of
manufacturer
industrial
12,166,965
3,144,329
Net
28
unusual
was
4l,
already
Trust
Stock Split—
Corp.—Votes
Plastics
15,217,882
,
Jan.
on
recent
the
Guaranty
N.
a
Northern
715,185,930
Mr.
Gas Co.—News—
previous high in 1956.
NI-Gas was serving about 672,600 customers
at the year's end.
■
Ni-Gas President Marvin Chandler also reported that the number of
house-heating customers it was serving in its 285 community service
area
in northern Illinois
approximated 356,000 at the end of 1959,
up
727,472,686
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Pacific Lighting
reported a record gain of 43,298 customers in 1959 in
report to stockholders.
This was 15% greater than the
•
58,728,472
for
interim
the California
This
1
Feb
70,895,437 887,683,858 844,232,093
61,613,453
through
sinking fund, $629,000 of its capital debentures, 4V2%
1967
at
100%
plus accrued
interest.
Payment
will
be
of
due
made
'
utility
This
its
has
The corporation has
•
76,831,335
expenses
an
and
previous
operation
located in Cincinnati, Ohio,' is engaged in financ¬
purchases of cars, trucks, planes, and boats, and in real
Northern Illinois
profit
Pacific Finance
stock of North American Investment
financing. .
The proceeds are to be used for
—V. 191, p. 508.
in
a
initiated
coming
corporation,
The
1
'
the
the
signature of its
brother Martin Rodman owns
\
show
t
.
revenue.
season, the company announced
the first year of operation.- Oreclone
expansion and improvement program designed
substantially its plant efficiency and productivity this
will
further
to
Development Corp. at $3 per share.
ing consumer
it
nas
North
estate
in
over
his
$'
$
$
$
/
oper.
^.esP^e *fs late start in the 1959
..
&
which
produces
person."
any
,
tnat
the no par common
with
,
1959—12 Mos.—1958
oper.
company's outstanding stock. The statement indicates that
they
nave not sold a
single share of their holdings, nor have they ever
nypotnecated any of their stock or loaned
any portion of that stock
matr
-
who
v.—
—-
1959—Month—1958
record
the
termination at the convenience of the government.
to
463.
cases,
190,
Rodman,
—
Railway
released
was
part
no
and operates
which
mr
some
corporation
devices."
vi°r4e<ilont'«which owns.
Virginia,
Minnesota
in
treasury,
Railway
had
fluence of outside security dealers
their
thTheWcobmpany's
r.nn
this
has
property
its
568.-
p.
The funds will be applied by
additions subsequent to Dec. 31,
part, for construction expendi¬
$7,000,000.
of
of
cost
reimburse
tures.—V.- -190,
2451,
p.
the
to
Under
additional
an
aggregate
an
to
interested persons until Feb. 19, 1960,
the proposal, "Penelec" proposes
350,000 common shares at $20 per
giving
thereon.
of
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
shares, payable April 1 to shareowners
15, ,1960.—V.
order
an
GPU
a
1.
Oreclone Concentrating Corp.—News—
Steamship Co. has been officially designated as
the States
vessels for
or
or
additional
of
hearing
a
to
"Penelec"
»
A
sale
Pa.,
its
issued
has
request
1959,
share
with
issuance
the
the
three
compared
above
1959.
subsidiary of General Public Utilities Corp.
parent in the filing of a proposal with the SEC
stock to the parent; and the Commis¬
Johnstown,
joined
for
period
7
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Asks Stock Issue—
62-year
three
1959.
per
March
on
for
corresponding
earlier, adjusted for
cents
quarter
corporation
increased
of
Directors
of this company during the three fiscal months ended Dec.
amounted to $46,923,377 compared with $60,499,466 during
:u
lame three months of 1958, the company announced on Feb. 2.
irincr
of major contracts on Dec. 31,
1959, was $277,669,961 comort
with $350,650,514 on Dec. 31, 1958.
Employment numbered 14,389
pa??i 723 on the respective dates.
,;v
ftn-rhP auarterly statement also revealed that a company bid of $44,MQ 940
submitted for the construction of four Mariner-type cargo
059
the
reaching
period
first
any
this
I
income
Earnings
nmines
,,
for
by
$5,521,550
...
Newport News
sales
X959.
$4,955,409
105,810,828
income-
oner,
highest
uXf
8,863,044
-ASihUg<■»
191. P-
The
$
10.245,377
operating taxes
Mpt
$
(607)
Opelika Mfg. Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Up—
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$
87,558,822
56,495,407
9,591,000
revenues
ratine
pc
?
1959—Month—1958
31—
Fnrled Dec,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
Co.—Earnings—
York Telephone
New
«
pei.
Number 5923
191
Volume
Professional
a
commission
by
selling
is
insurance
company
accident
engaged
business.
Indianapolis has served
as
receipts
therefor),
offered
for
The offering is to be made on a
Casualty Agency Co. for which it
best
of
in
$1.50
manager
per
be
will
share.
life
the
The
to
insurance
Howard
E.
and
Nyhart
health
Co.,
Inc.
and
of
since January 1959, under direction
of the board of directors.
The prospectus states that an
of shares was made at $10
pursuant
of
$5
per
to
which
share
at
64,445
Dec.
initial offering
per share, commencing in November, 1955
shares having an approximate book value
31,
1959,
are
now
outstanding.
Net proceeds
8
of
additional
of
sale
the
including
business,
ance
will
stock
the
for
used
be
company's
insur¬
and other expenses and working
insurance business.—V. 187, p. 1436.
management
for the procurement of
capital
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(608)
policies
ties.
for
the
production
of
depreciation
and
amortization
•
V.
190,
has
the
on
resulted
12
years,
on
Jan.
to
more
in
of
sale
the
it
that
is
of
V.
This
of
firm,
666
Bros.
Fifth
the
with
stock
SEC
to
Co.
Sc
on
to
The
SI
In
company
the
making
to
of
sale
shares
addition
of
share
selling
a
the company
stock
common
sale,
and
management
real
in,
estate.
1958
and
development
It
>
in
owns
the
to
stock
will
added
be
is
engaged
of,
has
or
conversion of its series
stock options granted
and
officers
stock
Colorado
Power
directors
(85.3ft J
A
debentures
to
the
of
30,
Nov.
1959,
the
for
of
revenue
amounted
months
12
officers
company
including 46,590 shares
President, and 42,512 shares
Executive Vice-President and
and
of
New
the
and
York
for
tions
with
all
Co.—Earnings—•
(31.1ft >
(28.4ft)
the
For
11
by
by
$7,854,690
30,
Nov.
the
;
of
months
11
charges,
the
etc.,
period
ended
of
the
1959
amounted
the
corresponding
for
the
first
compared
1959,
$6,737,793
the
1959,
compared
of 1958.—V.
190,
with
1776.
p.
Southern
of
35
cents
payable
March
I.
share
year.
to
vested
to
$1.40
net
income
22,402,250
on
fewer
requirements
1958
shares.
of
in
for
In
service
four-state
This
1.
equal
the
year
facilities
operating
to
to
This
of
Stores, Inc.—New Financing—
Southeastern
area.
-
"will
power
5^ ft
subsidiaries, has arranged
Proceeds will
be
be
to
used
&
Co.,
it
by
notes
announced
was
finance
to
owned
financing
Th£
installment
mortgage
Life Insurance Co..
markets
Dain*
through
company,
20-year
Mutual
the
to sell $2
the
to
Jan.
on
construction
wholly-owned
of
for
the
in
Red
Electric
Owi
super¬
The
Brothers,
J.
M.
"This type of financing was selected in an
attempt to retain owner¬
ship of as much real estate as possible," Ford Bell, Red Owl Chairman
to
vided
Board,
stantial
view
stated.
long
economic
range
well
as
from
as
believe
"We
the
Reeves
retention
Brothers,
of
policy
from
the
will
result
in
operating
an
residual
value
sub¬
of
point
of
the
com¬
204.
p.
Inc.—Earnings
announced
company
2,
cents
1960
resulted
share.
per
income
ret
this
and
in
that
During
after
the
of
taxes
income
net
a
during
after
period
same
5333,128
last
30
or
the
$769,712
there
year,
cents
ended
quarter
of
taxes
Net
.income
was
share.—V.
per
66
or
a
190.
for
Sales
for
1959
sales
in
1959
amounted
of
1958
of
Net
1959
of
$53,890,116,
was
reported
Chairman.
White.
58.9ft
amounted
of
income
for
1358
Republic's
of
was
for
26
S3.43
to
this
for
Sl.076,832,407.
tons,
capacity
production
with
While
share
per
corporation
month.
is
fiished
of
4,463,595
the
White
steel
the
and
12,742,000
$61,921,680,
1958
of
18ft
higher
ingot
of
rate
than
the
production
was
products
tons
116-day
equal
6,430.283
in
53.96
to
at
was
the
share.
per
rate
of 52.5ft
in
1959
5,446,342
were
tons
as
com¬
1958.
Insurance
This company
with
stock,
which
of
affected
"the
the
SEC
Republic's
settlement
1959
which
business,
ended
the
Feb.
30,676
shares
1,
by
named
amendment.
be
to
are
of
Writer
underwriters.
as
company
proceeds
The
balance by the present holders
has
now
its
sale
of
C.
underwriting terms
Gorey
Co.
and
four
to
are
other
be
firms
•
recent
the
30,676
to
257,324
additional
finance
shares
shares
of
will
stock.
be
Net
added
to
larger volume of underwriting
qualifying to transact business in the
states
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island
According to the prospectus, the company is giving consideration to
the sale of The Summit
Fidelity and Surety Company of Akron Ohio
which is engaged in
writing court bonds and which was acquired in
a
carry out its plans for
of Massachusetts, New
January 1958.
The prospectus lists nine selling
stockholders, who
89,537
shares.
President
<32,314
Holders
of
the
largest
blocks
own
an
aggregate
Allan
are
S
Blank
shares);
and Megh & Co.
(18,750 shares*: and they
8,750 shares, respectively.—V,
190, p. 1776.
propose to sell 9,701 and
the
Highest
sales
in
company
history and a
announced to stockholders in the
were
return
1959
to
satisfactory
annual
report
by
Fomeranz, President of the Sanford, N. C., textile
machinery
manufacturer.
the
last
six
fhonths
of
its
fiscal
S2? rt» r<;?.ordc£ sa!es of 83,272,236,
1958.
Profits after
taxes
all
on
or
half
months.
**
Mr.
a
at.
of
$220,654.
Total
results
sales
This
$319,529
operations
involved.
were
year
profit $60,529.
loss
were
recovered
for
1959
compared
In
to
the
for
except
since
Lines
the
the
noted
total
that
three
branches
cottons
and
worsteds
Sanborn Co.,
is
area
and
in
and
the
net
$3,166,339 and
.
a a ia
turnabout
company started,
an
average
plant
investment
expected
industrial
to
power
of
the
synthetics: Arrow spinning
blends; and modernized
and
of
frames
on
the
first
after
Waltham, Mass.—-Files With
a
Ietter
common
underwriting at
proceeds
Shell Oil
are
be
price
used
to
for
be
stock
(par
$i»
of
credited
tore^ct^'e'
190,
petroleum
increased
D
three
six
also
business
during
products
President
expanded
by
proving
at
larger
high for SP in
reflected
the high level of
and
increased
use
by lumber
with
revenues
on
bringing
lumber,
They
and
beets,
the
of
use
increased
us
sugar
benefit
better
railroad
An
indicator
of
improved
efficiency
through
equipment.
volume
They
are
higher
carload
and
perishables, canned
the
was
goods
and
reduction
other
of
railroad's
the
operating ratio (the proportion of gross revenues
going to
operating expenses) from 80.1ft
in 1958 to 78.2ft
in
1959
Facility and equipment improvements made
by Southern
Pacific
during the past year include 105 more diesel locomotives
and
1500
more
specialized freight cars, new or. expanded
piggyback and truck
facilities, direct system-wide intercity telephone
t!nfrI}ct-anJ? yart (acI!llt,ies' and completion
Utahs Great Salt Lake.
of
of
traffic
1959, and work
additional
between
Los
Oakland,
tracked
or
Angeles
under
United
was
miles.
between
See
control
was
dialing, new mainthe solid-fill crossing
421
on
more
is
completed,
SP's
miles
I960
on
Sunset
Pacific Milling Co.—To Be
Industrial
of
over
Route
eitherfdouWe!
and
Corp.,
after tax
1953,"
year
was
and
niiipd
be
the
offered
by amendment
capital.-V.183 p.' 1719.
for
public
an
underwriting
in
444
First
National
Bank
sale
of
in
units
group
debentures
on
Jan'
of
sub¬
debentures and common shares
through
headed by White, Weld & Co.
The
dollar
and
number
of
shares
to
be
sold
the
distributing
be
25
by
engaged
of
added
for
the
to
products.
paper
to
general
funds
construction
be
located
miles south
of
amendment)
mortgage bonds
near
Holbrook,
will
to
corporation
be
of
Proceeds
and
will
of
financed
institutional
in
in
had
\
when
V
no
provision
income
was
the
(also
by
the
and
made
for
and
related
Arizona
to
the
be
sale
about
and
for
the
the
on
1958.
year
number
average
other
the
payments
investments
in
1959
the
on
of
shares
year.—V.
191,
the
import
and
total
to
estimated
1958.
in
at
World-wide
daily,
duties,
foreign
such
of
7ft
or
equivalent
to
governments,
in
amounted
share
per
the net
times
•ft.'--"'ft/ft
.ft
'
The
1958.
$11.64
four
or
consumer
taxes
$2,355,000,000
427.
.p.
handling
were
barrels
outstanding,
'
the
S.
U.
aggregate,
sales
record
in
1958.
with
The
year.
compared
the
payments were, in
the average number
in
together
to
the
during
to
facilities
year.
attained
taxes,
1959
for
primarily
of
use
in
and
level
record
operating
increased
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.- -Registers Exchange
Shares—
,. ..
,
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.,
filed
Mo.
to
registration
a
covering
49,991
offer
this
stock
Corp.
—V.
p.
in
2600 North Third St., St. Charles,
with
the SEC on Jan. 29,
1960,
statement
of
shares
facturing
its
exchange for
the
stock.
common
basis
the
The
common
proposes
company
stock
of
Rich
Manu¬
Sterling stock for*
each
share
of Rich
common,
subject Jo no less than 95ft
of the
outstanding
Rich
common
being
tendered
in
acceptance
of
the
exchange offer as per an agreement between Sterling, and 19 holders
of an aggregate of 97,362 of the
119,025 outstanding shares of Rich
common.
ft''ft'"'ft; ft "ft ft,I
'ft
„•>■.:
■' :?ft
Rich's offices are located in Battle Creek, Mich.
It manufactures
and sells poppet valves for all types of internal combustion engines.
182,
on
1225,
of
42/100
shares
'ft;'ftftftiftvft/. -'ft'-''-
ft/-
;
of
"'""ft ft'-"'-ft'-ftft'ft'
■
Strong Cobb Arner Inc.—Volume, Backlog Up—
This
manufacturer
of .pharmaceutical
and
allied
products,
has
reported to its stockholders that sales volume for the 10-months ended
the
30,
1959,
almost
was
predecessor
ahead
5%
companies
in
the
of
1958,
corresponding periods of
to
John N.
Eustis,
according
President.
He
said
bookings
that
the
improvement reflects a substantial increase in
shipments since the merger of Strong, Cobb and Arner
order
backlogs are approximately 40ft ahead of
and
in"mid-1959,
time
a
SCA
year
ago.
>
and consolidation programs,
such
half
small
least
at
year-end
He
further
study
the
three
them
offset
profit
to
and
meet
at
July
on
to
Canadian
of
an
31,
and
continue
that a
engineering
in its present
expand and im¬
operations
locations,
demands.—V.
Intensive
and
189,
to
Ij
2288.
p.
Walpole, Mass.—Files With SEC—
corporation
per
Inc.,
The
new
result
a
on
Jan. 25 filed a letter of notification with the
96,250 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
share, through Street & Co., Inc. and A. J. Frederick «
covering
$2
Co.,
decided
two
reported
shown."
as
customer
Su Mark, Inc.,
The
loss
be
that
has
company
the
will
reported
domestic
prove
SEC
Mr. Eustis said that, "After allowance
are that the profit of the second
charges, current indications
will
New
proceeds
equipment
York,
N.
Y.
to
are
and
be
tools
used
and
to
pay
bank indebtedness;
working capital.
for
acquiro
Supronics Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
corporation,
filed
of
120,000
first
a
of
224
Washington
registration statement with
shares
of
common
stock
the
to
Street,
SEC
be
on
Perth
Jan.
offered
amounting
'ncreaee over
to
$110 923
share
P
29,
Amboy,
N.
J-.
1960, covering
public sale at $6
Standard Securities
&
Co,
and Bruno-
for
per share
by an underwriting group headed by
Herzig, Farber & McKenna, Irving Weis
Lenchner, Inc. The underwriting terms include a selling commission
of 75c per share, expenses of
$20,000, and the purchase of 20,000 stock
purchase warrants at lc per warrant, The warrants are not exercisable
until 60 days after the issue and entitle the holder to
purchase one
Corp.,
Ud—
whl/h
th.'
sales
from
$2,503,000,000
supplied
taxes
taxes
attained
unh,
investors.
before
levels
attributed
efficient
more
as
previous
earnings
results
share
per
working capital
plant
central
also
of
audited
$2.72
or
compared
with
$7,712,000,000
volumes increased about 200,000
and
interest
processing
sale
for
Financial Corp.—Earnings
&&
J™
x£S SftU,!# compared °wuh"
year
pulp
east
construction
part
the
the
used
and
paper
Snowflake
Cost
of
be
in
final
million
revenues
again
Building
stock, to be offered
of
well
as
taxes
tion
below.
a
the
over
operating
Income
to
(N. J.)—Earnings Up—
released
on
Jan.
25
by
M.
J.
Rathbone,
estimated consolidated earnings for the
million, or $2.91 per share based on the average
outstanding during
the year.
This
represent an
$562.5
$8,168,000,000
this
rate on the debentures, the
composition of the units, and the
public
ofermg price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment
Formerly known as Southwest Lumber Mills,
Inc., the company is
engaged primarily in the logging and
processing of Ponderosa pine
In
recent
months
as
part'of its diversification
program, the company
acquired five California corporations
This
SM
offices
filed
present
1957."—
ft-..-ft'"/_.;-ftftft;_,:ft:;:.
••
Noting that there have been additional non-recurring expenses and
charge-offs incidental to effecting the merger an initiating integra¬
Acquired-
registration statement with the SEC
29, i960, covering not-to-exceed an
aggregate of $13,500,000
ordinated income debentures due 1985 and
common
facilities
with
with
Ariz.,
$12,990,000
then
product sales
for
firm,
the
outstanding.
increased
earnings were
Total
Route
Sierra
Blanca, Texas, and Overland
Ogden, Utah, will be all
electronic CTC directlon.—V,
191, p. 549.
Calif.,
shares
Nov,
installed
this
ft
•
underway at the beginning of
When
and
-*\-
of
that the prolonged steel strike
fourth quarter of 1959 over the
company,
$626
lift
of
volumes
"This
shippers
loads.
revenue
sales
report
shares
of
higher
Southern
all-time
an
at
were
The
main
traffic
substantially.
were
stated
1958.
year
„
this
of
1959
which
J
months-
1959,
moved
717.
p,
preliminary
over
Traileri-flatear
the
with
in
the
noted.
for
compared
"Our backlog of orders at the
dollars and the highest since
Standard Oil Co.
adverse
commodities."
This
Co.—Estimated Earnings—
restated
of
$20,232,600
preceding year.
Clansky, President,
increase
last
-
added,
A
Belt),
forest products
President
added.
per-car
Phoenix,
supplied
working
the
of shares
number
same
totaled
W.
number
result
during
I/ftftjftft' ft-"!
Corp.—Earnings—
million
kilowatts
completion
President
despite
year,
refined
Lines
rail
encourages
greater
and
to
the
were
the
strikes
ftft ft.' ft,,
.•
consump¬
throughout the country
and plywood
shippers of Southern Pacific's incentive rate
program
"Incentive
rates,"
he
explained,
"are
rates
which
reduce
the
charge per 100 pounds for heavier loading, which benefits
six
SEC—
notification
of
Southwestern
Hi
1958
to
a
of
said,
over
ft/ft'-ft
greatly
of
steel
Russell
volume
Pipe
tax
framS and change¬
fioors^V. 189 p. 1025.
mill
1958,
those caused by the impact,
the accident," he stated.
after
water
earnings
,v.
at
Southwest Forest Industries,
Inc.—Registers With SEC
from
frame*
above
salt
previous quarters. He
is approximately 14.2
each
continue
the
on
affected
had
of
rate
adjust¬
an aner tax
each
25ft
were
construction
for
order backlog recorded
at
$4,100,000
despite heavv
Contracts with mills were
spread
company's business: Arrow splnnine
1
yeur
1960,
Russell
and
for
products,
the
amount
nt n?c Jtn 27 /iled
11,076 shares of
tt
the
an
in
106.
sales
the
Roy
191, p. 427.
business
(Cotton
"Shipments
1959,"
will
The
at
area
industrial
with
piggybacking of automobiles,
introduced
popular with auto manufacturers and dealers.
earnings
non-recurring
incurred
1959
Net
for
28.
earnings,
income
net
Southern
stood
modernizations
without
of
share
a
the
efficiency produced by large capital improvements
programs
ana inclusion with SP
earning figures of the majority
the net income of the subsidiary St. Louis
Southwestern
of
factured
1939
1958."
a
machines for
over
of
the
23
1°/ 19,60 s^"ms fror? the hI8hest
of
fiscal
It
year.
end
among the
frames for
sales
at
was
no
$5,269,628,
1958.
"tuver
one
loss
a
Nov.
exceeded
It
and
were
°or direct0fS.wer® gratified
Pomeranz sata.
profitable
which
manufacturing
credits
ended
year
in
Southern Pacific
Transportation System
solely-controlled affiliates amounted to $69,750,206, or $2.57
per share of outstanding capital stock. This compares with
$55,767,313,
earned in 1958, or $2.05 a share,
adjusted for the October stock split!
Good gains
were
recorded last year in movement of most manu¬
200
Last
investments
its
and
line in
Roberts Co.—Sales Record—
Robert E,
pro¬
$22,-
treasury
Co.—Earnings—News—
Jan.
on
copper
Centralized
were
with
"'
--
,
aboard
corporation on Jan. 27 reported, subject to review by the
auditors, net profit of $668,589 for the year ended Dec. 31,
1959,
equivalent to $2.18 a share on 307,230 shares of $1 par value common
stock outstanding, compared with net profit of $184,317 and 60 cents
stock
be
obtain
a
This
years,
Railway
and
outstanding
general funds and used
ments
stock
will
to
together
common
in
earnings
increased
of
the greater
in
Pacific
1959
improved
factors:
Pacific
a registration
70,000 shares of capital
offered for public sale in
covering
behalf of the insurance company and the
The public offering price and
For
which,
in
rate
same
years.—V.
reported
Traffic
Co.—Registers With SEC—
on
thereof.
supplied
Russell
of, 180 West Adams St., Chicago Hi. filed
statement
profits
expects
1959
the painstaking examination and testing of
the Electra,
conducted
by the CAB, did not
immersion
p.
3,
that
Standard Forcings
company
preferred
S69,000,000
itself
service
$6,000,000
expansion
the
road's
Total
steel
strike
stockholders that
told
Reserve
of
its
Southern's
and
three
next
effects
...
to
for
parent
$5,000,000
remaining
loans,
the
to exceed 1959's record by 10ft he said
generating units installed in 1959 totaled 435,000
1.537,250 kilowatts of new capacity are scheduled for
Southern
in
operations
tons.
labor dispute was on terms which are a great deal better from
standpoint than the public has been led to believe.
While we
did not fully attain our objectives
we did, nevertheless,
materially
slow down the rate of increase in our labor costs."—V.
190, p. 1775.
and
and
to
part,
through
companies, con¬
system
sold
be
to
Southern
bank
the
in
expcted
the
of
our
Its
The
the cash
Industrial
approximately
tion
by
long
The
by
bonds
mortgage
in
plants
17
portion
Shipments
are
stock
sources.
two-year
provide
sold
financed,
corporation,
Feb.
on
flight instrumentation.''
O. Burke, Chairman of
wholly-owned subsidiary of Standard
3 by James
mechanical failures other than
191,
year
capacity-
Mr.
first
underwriters.
established
The
to
7,504,624
equal
Jan.
on
$910,382,817.
to
annual
an
ingot
pared
will
be
common
internal
from
nearly
in
Corp.—Sales., Net Up—
stock,
common
M.
to
to
be
New
Republic Steel
Steel
sold
from
funds,
and
C.
securities
$80,500,000
000,000
1566.
p.
of
will
program
and
—V.
a
in
progress
on
Feb.
on
Inc.
Co.
gratified
any
shock
subsidiary companies. The proposed financings are subject to the
ap¬
proval of appropriate regulatory authorities.
Harllee Branch, Jr., President, reported that in 1959 new
industries
Soar—
operations
construction
of $28,500,000
be
were
This
Jan.
that
benefits
pany's supermarkets."—V. 191,
,
1960
sisting
reveal
Gulf
$114,000,000
of
the
1960-62 inclusive. About $183,000,000 will be expended
by the system companies—Alabama Power Co., Georgia
Power
Co.,
Mississippi Power Co.
and
Southern
Generating Co.
alone
Co.,
made
was
this
of
are
effect
salutary
altimeters
the
64
Inc.—Subsidiary Product
York's E'ast River
crashed into the New
a
Products
"We
period
1960
Power
subsidiaries.
was
arranged through Lehman
and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Inc.,
million
Massachusetts
29.
have
Coil
cents
vindication by the Civil Aeronautics Board of this
altimeters which were used on the American Airlines
statement
Board
the
'
65
were
with earnings of
the first quarter
>
Coil Products Co.,
which
Electra
This
'
,
2452.
p.
of
CAB—
corporation's
of
on
in¬
.
190,
profit
ftftft'/ft."
and soybean processors'
previous
quarter
when
first quarter of a year
corn
complete
The
the largest three-year construction program
history of the Southern system, totaling more than $528,000,000
the
in
ago.—-V.
Standard
The Board also approved
Red Owl
net
31.
of the fiscal year, compared
previous quarter and 78 cents in
Cleared by
$1.92
electric
three months'
\ ft.. ftft,^ft
a
quarter
the
in
year
paid
companies
the
meet
first
the
equivalent
$1.30
20
Dec.
Net
$1,359,950.
$1,603,065.
,,
were
was
cents
ftftftft'ft1\ftft'ft''ftftft ftftft
ft.
$43,196,965,
was
is
with
compares
Jan.
on
ending
the
profit for the
./ft,:.;;, ft:'ft,/ft^'ftftftftft' IV.,;'ft
Staley Company earnings per share of common stock
fiscal
ago
in
stock
outstanding at the end
$38,234,245 or $1.81 per share
were
the .past
new
the
of
Feb.
reported
the period
for
profit for the first quarter of the
year
is
slightly above; that of
profits
the
a
•/ftft/ft'ftft:; ft
$10,074,609
Staley Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
company
The
quarterly dividend
outstanding common stock,
and
ft-
;■
1959
shares
for
$178,665,000
share
per
1 y-ft,-' ./•••:';
Earnings
1,300,000
-
■■ftftlft.' ftl!'
declared
18
company's
stockholders of record
basis
\ Consolidated
the
Secretary.
5
Jan.
on
the
on
ft
per
Sanford,
company
share
per
1959.
present
Morris Karp,
this
annual
an
on
in
This
$1,368,820
Co.—Earnings—Proposed Financing-
of
Directors
was
'
revenue
for
1959,
after preferred stock dividends,
to $2.10 per share on the
shares of common stock outstanding at end of said period
For the same 12 months period of the preceding year, net income was
$8,780,571,
equal, after preferred dividends, to $1.82 per share on
4,389,49.9 shares outstanding at end of said period.—V. 190, p. 2756.
4 401,620
correspond¬
$1,098,511
12 months ended Dec. 31,
for the
income
equal,
(A. E.)
operating
for
operating income for the first
$1,393,976 compared with $1,354,018
1958, and net income was $996,860
of
of
$1,148,967
of
of
$1,256,793
month
was
Net
ended
Net
to
period
months
11
corresponding period
from
issuable
of
Bernard
•
indicated.
30,
Nov.
with
compared
previous year.
to
periods
Co.—Earnings—
the previous year.
Gross income for December
compared to $1,160,794 in December, 1958.
operating revenues and gross income were $48,765,194 and
$13 190,419 for
the i2 months ended Dec. 31, 1959, compared with
$43,926,647 and $12,091,334 for the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1953
an
increase of 11%
and 9ft, respectively.
Net
amounted
corresponding
leasinu
financing^
Gross
$7,363,255
with
month
the
equipment
receivables!
and
Jan. 27 gross operating revenues of $4,395 129
December,
1959,
compared
with
$3,939,339 ' for
on
company
same
1959.
'
■
months
12
compared
as
1958.
$7,199,209
period
ing
for
months'
to
common
At
shares
owned
owned
shares
company.
127,964
for
company
to
ended
interest
SI,208.028
amounted
City,
Proceeds
18,733
the
.
own
this
contracted
general funds and used
general corporate purposes including the contemplated construction
of two supermarkets and two 14-story apartment buildings.
In
addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
153.947 shares of common stock, not including 33.000 shares issuable
under
Southern
Operating
the
to
for
the
corporation on Jan, 26 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 50,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
at $5 per share, through Gaither & Co., Inc.,' Cleveland, Ohio.
ft, The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
•
ft"
f$r
New York
for
upon
Exchange Commission—
The
•
SEC
by
to
expenses,
buildings and other properties in
Nassau
Counties, and New Jersey.
the
of
shares
per
share.
and
and
registration
a
This
operating income, after'
operating expenses, maintenance, taxes.and depreciation was SI,561,731
for the
year ended Nov.
30, 1959, compared with $1,491,714 for the
corresponding period ended Nov. 30, 1958.
Net income, after deduc¬
150,000
S5.25
In
additional
of
filed
at
various
Westchester
sale
York,
covering
oasis.
none
or
incorporated in
investments
purchase
the
2
public
share, plus S10.000 for
12,000
per
was
purchase
New
Feb.
for
all
an
per
sell
at
agreed
underwriter
Avenue,
on
offered
be
commission of $0.75
has
piggy-back
Equities Corp.—Registers With SEC—
statement
Sutro
for
engineering and market¬
and
container
operations.—
464.
p.
Realty
common
and
on the development,
equipment
new
190,
*
freight cars
type
Securities and
Ohio—
Heights,
University
Inc.,
Pullman-Standard
field,
will place more emphasis
ing
for new
Industries,
With
Files
research and development department in the railway
said that its overall 1960 program also
With the largest
car
shippers
of
the requirements
protection devices.
lading
its
I960
in
meeting
of Pullman Inc., announced
research and development budget
to assist the nation's railroads in
division
a
expanding
$1,500,000
than
freight car program, which
130,000 units over the past
than
more
Pullman-Standard,
31
Solon
of its standardized
success
include
company
Southwestern Public Service
Pullman, Inc.—Research—
Based
p.
development
estate
real
1776
financing.,
oil
,
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
Dallas-based
the
of
Services
proper-
;
Earnings per share amounted to $2.43 and $2.12, respectively, based
on 60,573,368
shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1959.—V. 190, p.- 1879.
.
.
per
warrant
at
$6 "per
share
011
or
before
March
Continued
31,
on
1963.
page
The
48
Number 5923
191
Volume
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
DIVIDENDS
Par
Name
x
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
In the first we ; indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments orevi-
Canadian
6%
announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment
per
When
Holders
(quar.)
10c
3-31
4%
3-10
3- i
2-12
30c
Wire Company (quar.)
Adams
Engineering—casualty & Surety (stock
Two-for-one -split- subject to
stockholders Feb. 24).
,
dividend)__
approval of
By-Products class A
Alabama
Extra
Extra
$1 \
4-23
4-23
7-22
8-.1
7-.22
(qiiar.)-------——-—--------
Extra 'i—i
____
—
tquar.i
B
50c
__
Extra
50c
—
4Vi%': preferred
American
Meter
American
Motors
Corp.,
7%
(quar.)_—
,
(Three-for-one
Corp.,
Ltd.
.'ci'i-i-i-'--—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
Armstrong Cork Co., common (quar.)
< quar. )____„
——
j^rrow-Liquers Corp. (increased-annually)—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
(quar.)
^—
Participating
Athey Products Corp.
Atlas
Powder Co.
Babbitt
L-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(B. T.), Inc.
Baltimore
Paint &
35c
53 Vic
5%'
4-
Chemical Corp.
3-15
3-15
4- 1
3-1
3-15
3- 2,
3-15
4- 1
4-1
3-31
3-10
4- 1
2-26
5c
2-26
2-
2-26
3-15
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co., 5Vs% pfd. (quar.)__c.
:
Bayuk Cigars, Ir.c. (quar.)____
Belden Mfg.. Co.
(quar.)
Billups Eastern Petroleum
2-13
2-20
37c
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
$1.41 (4
35c
(quar.)
__
_
investment
92c
.„gains realized from
Manufacturing
•J'4%
fr.
Income
long-term
plus
25c
(quar.)
(interim)
-
Co.
20c
3- 1
company,
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Forge
Co._
ton-Dixie Corp.
Water
.
_
_
520
*
/.
4c
Co., com.
(quar.)__
Life
insurance
a Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Vinegars,
Ltd.
25c
$1.25
3- 1
3- 1
35c
2-27
35c
2-29
2-10
3-15
2-19
Ulc
30c
txtl'a
2-15
2-15
12-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-18
1-29
1-29
1-29
1-29
1-29
1-29
1-29
1-29
1-29
000
Ltd.—
U5c
t$i.lo
3-15
3- 1
4-1
3-1
75c
t75c
„
4-14
„
,
2-29
2-10
3-1
3-15
2-15
»
J
—
2-12
2-12
General Investment, Ltd, (quar.)__
t30c
4-14
4-14
3-31
J 15c
class
a»a*
2-29
3-1
3-1
a
B
5
2-10
3-15
2-24
87 Vic
3-
1
3-
1
2-10
35c
3-
1
2-15
-
:
10c
3-15
2-26
3C
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
tal
25c
3-15
2-18
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
25c
4-
1
3-14
*37 Vic
2-29
2- 5
25c
3-15
3-
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-10
1
(initial)
(initial)
—
3-31
preferred
4-
3-22
3-
3-15
:
2-
International
3-21
Ltd.
1
3-
2-10
1
:
3-
1
1
20c
2-20
Co.
2-10
3-19
3-
4
Co.
50c
2-15
2-
1
boro,
2-15
(Two-for-one
2-15
approval
3-
1
2-15
Jersey Insurance Co. of N. «Y.
20c
2-15
2-
4
Joslyn
20c
2-15
2-
3-10
3-
1
(See
1
2-18
5-
2
4-
*15c
3-
1
2-15
4-15
3-15
50c
—
3-
*l5c
(quar.)
2-15
2-10
4-
1
Mfg.
3-21
(initial)
3-10
In
Stock
2-19
Co.
3-15
2-15
Kern
Ltd.
2-26
Ketchum
Keyes
3-15
2-15
*25c
(increased
3-15
2-15
3-15
3
2-29
2-
3-
1
2-
3
3-
1
Corp.,
Kirsch
3-
3-
1
2-15
Kress
Kuhlman Electric
4
(S.
30c
2-15
2-25
2-15
La
4-
1
3-21
Laclede
4-
1
3-21
Lakeside
3-
1
2-15
2-12
2-19
$1.50
3-
5
...
3-16
2-11
Lobitos
1
—
split)—
Electric Co., Ltd. (interim)
—
General Finance Co. (quar.)—
General Foods Corp. (quar.)
---7—
General Motors Corp., common (quar.)
(2-for-l
preferred (quar.)—;
preferred (quar.)-
$3.75
-
2-
$.025
25c
3-
9
1-
Advertising-
(initial)
2-15
3-3
,
2-19
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
7%
2nd
preferred
10%
-
Stores
7
3-
4
3-
4
2-15
M.
1
3-
M.
1
&
O.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)————
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
5 28%
preferred (quar.)
General Tire & Rubber (quar.)—.
4.36%
Inc.
100%
3%
3-18
2-19
6
2-29
4-
30c
3-15
3-
65c
3-
4
2-15
50c
1
3-10
2-11
93 %c
5-
2
4-
4
$1.25
5-
2
4-
4
3-10
2-19
22 Vic
3-
1
2-
5
Fixtures,
(quar.)—
27 Vic
3-
1
2-
5
5-15
4-25
32 Vic
5-15
4-25
32 ViC
5-15
4-25
33c
5-15
4-25
3-31
2-23
4-
1
2-23
54 Vic
A
(initial)
—„—
Company
(quar.)
Maine Central RR., 5%
preferred
Marshall-Wells
Co.,
common
4-
1
2-23
1-
7Vic
30c
2-15
2-10
2-11
3-10
6
2-19
10c
3- 1
3-11
3- 1
2- 1
1-22
$1.75
5- 2
8- 1
4-22
$1.75
20c
11- 1
.2-15
10-21
3-31
3-
1
3-10
3-
1
2-
1
7-22
2-
4
New
(intial
common
Stores
Fire
Co.
4Vi%
5%
preferred
Monarch
Morgan
(Henry)
4-
1
2-23
1%
3-25
3-
1
2-
4- 1
3-10
3-1
3-18
1
2-15
2-15
2-11
2-19
2-19
t25c
35c
30c
30c
37Vic
3- 1
3-15
3- 4
2-10
2-18
2-15
3-31
2-17
3-15
3-
3- 1
2-18
8
50c
3-10
2-15
40c
$1.25
3- 1
4.-1
2-10
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
—
34c
$1.25
(reduced)—._——
10c
3- 1
2-16
$25c
t$1.19
3^ 1
.3- 1
2- 9
30c
2-15
2-1
——
-i—
45c
26%c
3-15
3-15
55c
3- 1
—
Machine Tool
66C
1
4-1
2-15
3-4
3- 1
3-1
(quar.)—
Utilities, common
4%%
3-
$.001
8c
35c
$1.25
$1.50
$1.50
25c
5c
3-15
Light, common (quar.)—
(quar.)—
i
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)——
Missouri
Common
3-25
(quar.)—
Minnesota Power &
2-23
25c
Inc.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
2-23
1-31
(quar.)—
Appliances Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
1
2-15
2-15
3-15
Mine Safety
1
7 Vic
2-29
4- 1
56c
quar.)
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Assurance
Merritt, Chapman & Scott (quar.)—
4-
2-15^
—.—
10c
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.—
Mercantile
4-
2-29
,
preferred (quar.)!
Conveyor
(quar.)
Maxson
(W. L.) Corp.
(quar.)
6%
59 %c
25c
(accum.)
Mathews
55c
—
*
2-17
2- 8
2- 5
10c
Inc.——————_
class
(initial)—;
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
-
—
2- 5
3- 8
20c
MacWhyte
53 Vic
—-
——
Chemical Co.—
Macco
1-30
—
41/4%
—
(quar.)
Inc.
Videotronics,
B
3-31
55c
Electronics Corp.—
—
Store
D.
P.
2-10
25c
—
preferred (quar.)—,
—
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)——.
—
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)—
—_—
$1.30
—_
———
Luminator-Harrison,
4-10
——
—
3-10
1
2-10
2-15
4-
(quar.)—
(quar.)___
dividend
Stock
2-16
32 Vic
of Florida—
oreferred (quar.)
3-1
3- 1
4- 1
3-
3%
common—
(quar.)——^
3-
4%
40C
Hotel,
preferred
Lucky
$2.75
—
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co.
—
Baltimore
2nd
6
1
common
new
Aircraft
Merchants
General Telephone Co. of California—
41/2 % pfd. (1956)
series) (quar.).——_
1%
10c
35c
1
2-15
$1.75
Lord
Inc.,
Loblaw,
Lockheed
75c
General America Corp.—
2-19
2-15
3-
$2.25
2-15
4
25c
General
Stock dividend
ordinary
2-15
2-15
Class
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Ltd.,
3-15
3-
3-15
30c
Light Co. (Ga.), common———,
(quar.)
Oilfields,
3-15
3-15
%
_—
General Telephone &
—;
Company
(initial quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett, class A (quar.)
__
2Vzc
$2
8
3-11
two-for-one split
immediately.
(stock dividend).
3-
&
7%
(year-end)
Corp.
dividend
Trailer Cc
New common
a
$1.12 Vi
<
2-11
2-
effective
shs.
3-31
1
—
Foster-Wheeler
General Outdoor
.>■,
2-
10c
deposit
3-10
3- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3- 1
3-10
;
time).
this
2-15
45c
Bridge
preferred
approved
(R. G.), Inc.
(quar.)
Inc.
at
50c
(quar.)
2-15
Co.—
com.
Le Tourneau
omitted
$1
(quar.)
3-11
85c
$.021
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. of Tenn.—
Quarterly
—
Life Insurance Investors
(optional)
17 V2C
common; J quar.)
5-13
15c
(reduced)—
34V2c
(resumed)
Corp.
Company,
5-13
2-26
16c.
30c
Champagne (quar.)
(increased quar.)—
payment
Steel
the
Leath
—
5-13
Laboratories—
Stockholders
of
&
Co.
Steel
Latrobe
Lear,
payment at this
Company (quar.)
Co.
5-13
25c
25c
20c
(initial)—
Company
&
Wines
(Common
1-30
3-15
Salle
2-12
2-15
22 Vic
(s-a)
pref. (quar.)
90c
2-19
*65c
(annual)
(Canada)
H.)
2-15
2-29
5-13
2-15
2-25
40c
—
3-15
16y4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
3-31
,
2-19
3- 4
,
5%
—
(increased-quar.)—
Co.
Company
Fibre, new common
preferred (quar.)
35c
(quar.)
common
Inc.
&
—20c
;
3-10
3-10
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
3-25
3- 1
3-25
15c
4.80%
$1
Corp.
Land
County
—
(quar.).
—:
50c
receipts pref
Works (quar.)———
Ft. Wayne & Jackson RR. Co.—
5Vz % preferred (s-a)—--—Foster Grant Company (stock dividend)—
Genisco,
3-15
*
7%c
55c
95c
$1..
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12V2
quar.)_—„___—„
Organization
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tubing
Common
3-15
4%
'
(quar.)—
dividend
3-15
*37 Vic
77c
60c
(quar.)
May).
preferred
25c
Forms
(M. H.)
$4 preferred
$1
3-15
3-15
2-13
3-15
^
—
(s^-a)—_——
(D.) & Company (s-a)
City Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
$3.80 preferred (quar.)—___:—
$4 preferred
(quar.)—
$4.20 preferred (quar.)——
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Supply
&
—
Kaltman
$4.50
Farrington Mfg., $1.37% pfd. (quar.)
—
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines, Inc. (resumed) —
5%%
3-15
2-26
stockholders
to
Kansas
payment at
30C
split subject
23)
Feb.
holders
1
time)
$5
—
Royal Dutch Airlines—
(Final
payment equal
to
approximately
$1.06 and subject to approval of stock¬
35c
(No action taken on com.
,
—__
KLM
Walt
(quar.)_
A
Reisistor,
G%
-40c
3-15
3-15
4
30c
(quar.)
Erie & Kalamazoo RR.
Gas
60c
C.)—
N.
1
*25c
Stock
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-25
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
45c
53%c
(Greens¬
Insurance
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
Life
3-
Extra
Freuhauf
1-28
;
IOV2C
3-
(quar.)——
common
on
com.
Lines
Johnson
Pitt
1-29
3-10
Inc.—
(quar.)_„1
(quar.)__——_—
Standard
Jefferson
50c-
Equitable Life Insurance
Ft.
2-23
3-10
(quarterly from
30c
(quar.)—;
Reinsurance
Flintkote
2-25
3-21
2-15
Ltd.—
income)
12 Vic
(quar.)
new
Business
Flexible
3-10
75c
(quar.)—
—____
Kawneer
preferred
Fishman
2-15
25c
—.
Diversilied Services,
preferred
preferred
$4.40
35c
Erie
3-15
$1.06s/4
$1.25
82V2C
$1.10
$4.35 preferred (quar.)„
$1.08%
$4.80 preferred (quar.)_——;——$1.20
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (stock dividend)___
2%
5-17
15c
Electric Storage Battery
4%
Fund
$.006 Vi'--
—^__
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)—
Electrolux
Corp.
(quar.)
Ennis
24c
I—.—______—
Light & Power, com. (incr.)„
preferred (quar._—__
4.80%
preferred (quar.)__———___—__
Iowa Power & Light, common (quar.)______
$3.30
2-16
6-
2-15
,
2-18
,
25c
(quar.)___
4*30%
2-16
'
3-15
3- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4c
Electric
Iowa
9
20c
(quar.)__
Eddy Paper, Ltd., com.
Endicott
;
pfd. B
(quar.)
A
investment
net
time).
Employers
2-11
2-15
1
3-14
44c
(quar.)
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.
4
28c
A—
Cement
action taken
Class
2-15
earnings)—
Cigar Machinery Co.
Kent-Moore
$1
2-15
3- 1
quarterly
—
(2-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
holders in April)
28c
•
Chemical, Ltd.
&
Bros.,
Air
3- 1
45c
Increased
3-15
$1:05
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hosiery—
-
Eastern
45c
(quar.)—
common
4V4%
Bank
Institutional
2-26
3-
^__
(quar.)
Co.
Ecuadorian
3-18
3-10
3-
Shares:
Institutional
1
12 Vic
Productions-
(Wait)
Eagle-Pitcher,
2-18
2-18
3-30
————
Gas & Water
Indiana
5%
93 %c
Inc.—__—.—_—
Portland
this
3-11
3-11
(quar.)—
gains)—
Investors
(quar.)----———
Corp., common
(No
15c
10c
Boston
Indianapolis Water,
25c
(quar.)
of
International Nickel Co. of Canada,
50c
class
Corp.,
Tar
preferred
Fund
Incorporated Investors—
(Out of current and accum.
50c
pfd.
2-18
(year-end payment
of 12c from investment and 32c from capi¬
20c
—
2-18
2-18
3-11
$1.12¥2
40c
$1.06'A
(quar.)—
Lighting .& Power (quar.)__„_—„
Corp., 4Vi%
pfd. (quar.)__
4.60%
3iy4c
$1.12
2-15
3-10
3-11
10c
Stores
Income
(quar.)—'
$4.20 pfd.
2-15
50c
15c
(quar.)———'''"
I T E Circuit Breaker Co.,
(Chicago)
:_
2-23
3-15
■2-lo
2-10
50c
2-19
G & W.
;
(quar.)——
;
———————l—
preferred
Houston
2rll
2-24
—
B
4V2%
Inc.—
Co.,
(Hiram)
(quar.)
class A
Company,
Class
1
,3-
See Walker
Extra
Extra
$1.25
(initial quar.)
Chemical
4%
2-16
tHVic
U5c
c
2-
Hoover
Durham
2-17
2-17
$30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
8N?5a?ass
FalrBanks-Morse,
New
w
7
■
(quar.)
Lines,
Pepper
Dravo
3-18
Co.
m.L"an,nual 12-for-l split subject to apCani °Va of stockholders)
Can
^ Dothlnion Sugar Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Ca. aria lafewaY. Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
anada
2-15
/
1
4-
3-18
4-6
C
lornia Western States
_
•
1
5-
Howard
^
Air
Dow
2-15
-
CftUf
25c
3-
3-21
15c
(quar.l—
Glassine
Dominion
2-15
(quar.27V2C
D (quar.)____
33Vbc
convertible preferred E (quar.)-—
33c
convertible preferred F (quar.)—_
33Vic
preferred G (quar.)
32Vic
preferred H (quar.);
...
32Vac
preferred I (quar.)
31 %c
preferred J (quar.)
'
34%c
|-20%
$1
25c
B
Donohue
3-1
3-1
30c
(quar.)
Service
.preferred
;,
3-14
3-15
4- 1
3- 1
convertible preferred
0.^8
Dr.
4-1
3- 4
2-11
5%
dividend
_Z
—
Bullocks Inc. (increased)
Burinn ry?r7 Doclc> Ltd., class A (quar.)— _
4 40
4-15
4- 1
5c
^ preferred
Honolulu Oil Corp.
5
3-1
Corp.—
common
Disney
2-11
—
Buffalo
Land
Cigar
Diamond
1-29
3-15
Ltd.
Extra
Budd
2-15
(quar.)
Inc.
American
2- 9
4- 1
$1.08
.
Stock
1
-25c
Dewey Portland Cement Co., class A
Class
B
(quar.)_
capital
93%c '
(quar.)125c
Brown & Bigelow
(quar.
25c
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, com. (quar.)„ 15c
$5 preferred
(quar.)4.___u_
$1.25
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)_
20c
_
3-
(quar.)
Co.,
$4.50 2nd preferred
Ford Motor, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Oil
G.
W.
Class
a
the sale of securities)
com.
preferred
Bntish-American
Press,
Deerfield
Fund, Inc.—
Bristol-Myers Co.,
Seal
preferred
Dejur-Amsco
2-15
2-15
2-15
$1.05
(quar.)
of
Oil &
New
2-15
(quar.)
distribution
D
•Hiram Walker.
(Chicago) (quar.)
(Chicago)—
Co._____^
&
D.
2-15
3-1
preferred
Bnllo
Milk
Cuneo
3
2%
preferred
net
2-15
-
Corp.—
Zellerbach Corp.,
Crystal
Light Co-
(increased-quar.)
from
2-15
-
preferred
preferred
2- 8
4.75%
'16c
Reynolds
Cork
Crown
2-29 '
2- 4
2-29
2-17
10c
dividend
Co.
$2
2- 3
3-15
2-15
3-15
3-1
J80c 1
$1.37Va
50c
60c
-
4.20%
Boston
Crown
3- 3
60c
^CanadaI,
Common
Crowley's
2- 3
35c
Quarterly
Blaw-Knox
•
1
2%
.
&
2-
1
25c
2-11
3- 1
3-15
3-4
3- 1
4- l
37%fe'.< -^3-1
$1.25
3-1
34%c
3-1
30c
10c
25c
20c
Corp., common (increased)„—*
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
5Va% convertible preferred A (quar.)—
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-11
2-11
25c
—
Hilton Hotels
;'v
Co.
2-26
'■ : 3,-15'.'
3%
:
•;
3-11
Co., common (increased)
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
3-22
2- 3
62Vic
5c
Black Hills Power
&
(quar.)
3-10
(initial)-—
dividend
$1
3-4
2-29
3-15
2-16
2-16
2-16
2-15
3-1
3-1
3- 4
2-25
25c
$1.16(4
25c
93%c
40c
$2
$1
$2
25c
- 60c
(quari)
dividend
Bastian-Morley
*
1
20c
Casualty Co.
preferred
Corroon
3-4
7Vic [
(quar.)—
pfd. A
conv.
4-1
•
Building & Equipment (quar.) _______
Bankers & Shippers Insurance (N. Y.) —
Stock
*
2%
-
Crane
2- 1
3-17
3-17 1
%;
3-4
*5c
/
Bank
Barber-Ellis
Service
3-15
2-19
3-31
3-31
Year-end
Stock
5%
Delta
Co.,
4.65%
A
2-25
A-.'.,
common
2-15
13c
Paper Co.
(increased)-—
Harbor
Plywood Corp. (quar.)———
Hart-Carter Co.
(quar.)
Heublein, Inc. (quar.)—___—
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—
2-11
3-31
—
preferred
3-10
(quar.)
common
$1.12
$1.25
—
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co., com.
Class
New
,/•%% ]
3-23
(quar.)_
com.
Angostura-Wupbermann Corp.
S3,75
3-10
(quar.)
Continental Assurance Co.
3- 4
2-10
2-15
2-19
tlOc
Oil
preferred
(quar.)___-_.
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
____■
Public
preferred
Continental
,
2-23
2-23
*
-___——
4(4%
Quarterly
2-11
1
87 Vic
Corp.—:
2-23
3-15
; '
—
dividend
Stock
Disney) —
split)
Anderson-Prichard
1
■
Consolidated Foods Corp. (quar.)_____
Consumers Glass Co., Ltd.
(quar.)__
7/
Ampex Corp.—
Extra
2-29
2-29
3-18
3-18
4-8
2- 3
3-24
3- 1
preferred iquar.)
Seal-Kap Corp. of Delaware—
%'
convertible 2nd pfd.
(quar.)___——_
34-
30c
Amer,
*3-15
$5.
Hamrftermill
„
$1.06
of
preferred
Corp.,
Mills
4%
\
_—20c
——
$1.75
30c
(reduced)
partic.
Community
2-11
6- 1
3-15
3-30
50c
25c
American
5''
2-16
3-1
2-19
$1.12Vi
"
quar.)
3-
;____
Cone
3- 1
Sanitary
"Standard
&
(quar.)
common
6%
3- 3
3-24
30c
:
(quar.)L
new
(initial
Co.
3-15
9
$1.18%
Insurance Co.
Common
.
2-23
2-25
2-19
5-20
2-29
3-11
(quar.)
com.
Corp.,
Radiator
American
Inc.,
Climax
2-26
(quar.)
Discount
Hajoca Corp.
3-18
3-
10c
guaranteed
Uuar.)L_.._______
Milling & Elevator Co. I quar. 1
Commexxial
2-26
.
Metal
3-18
2-19
3- 1
2-19
Gulf Interstate Co. (stock dividend: 100%
3-31
Company' (quar.
Quarterly
.
Stock
American
3-31
..
3-15
3-10
investment
—
—
.
3-18
25c
special
Combined
10-22
Ltd. (increased quar.)—*30c
Life & Casualty Co. (111.)—•*...
dividend
—
6% '
4- 1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—
51/2%
preferred (quar.)_—
—
133/4C
3-15
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)—_____
75c
4-20
4'v
preferred (quar.)-i---r—--i--$1
3- 1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg., common (increased) — ,
37Vic
3-31
4,02% | preferred
(quar.)__—
—
$1.02
3- 5
American Bakeries
(quar.)___■
60c
3- 1
American Biltrite Rubber Co.--6V2 %
1st preferred ; (quar.)_$1.62 Vi
3-15
2nd
preferred
tquar. i
"
20c r-..4 3-15
American Can Co., 7% preferred (quar.)___
43%c
4- 1
American Cement Corp.,
common (quar.j__
25c
4-1
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_____——______
37'/2c
5-2
American Dryer
(stock dividend)—
3%
2-26
American Enka Corp.
(reduced)—-_____
25c
3-18
American & Foreign Power Co. (quar.)____
• 12Vic
3-10
American Home Products Corp. (monthly)—
30c "
3- 1
American Hospital Supply
(quar.)_—16V4C
' 3-18
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
■>;/'1
;
■
■
;
Common
(quar.)
25c ;
3- 1
51/4% prior preferred <quar.)__-,_——$1.31% *
4- 1
American Machine & Foundry
(quar.)_____
32 Vic
3-10
Steel,
American
Aieoma
All
2-19
3-31
Contmier Cb.
(qu«r.)
:__
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.
;
7 % regular guaranteed (quar.) T
Colorado
(quar.)—
3- 4
35c
(quar.—___
Co.
&
Common Stock Fund (from net
3-10
II__~
preferred (quar.)
4%
10-22%
10-22
10-^2
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
3-31
$1
—
*
7-22
8
$1
Clarx
7-22
8- 1
50c ^
8- 1
_$1
11- 1
--—-----—.
A
Class'
Class
4-23
50c
—
B.)
1-22
2-
$1.06 Va
_
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
•3%"% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chilton Company (quar.
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)-'5% preferred (quar.)
4-23 •
(quar.)———— —————-;,y_$1
B
Class
?:;:•/
(quar.l—
A
Class
1
$1.12%
A
Co
preferred (quar.)
(A.
4V4%, preferred
5- 2
5- 2
5- 2
8-1
.
3-
40c
30c
40c
i._.
(quar.)—
Co.
(W. R.)
Holders
Share Payable of Rec.
Company
income)
Chase Manhattan Bank (stock
dividend)____
Chemetron Corp., common
(quar.
2-24
5- 2
50c
Extra
9
48c
Chance
-
,$1
(quar.)
B
Class
$1
2-
40c
2-26
4/2%
of
Products
:
Granite City Steel, new common (initial)— l
Great American Life Underwriters
(Spring¬
field, 111.) class A (increased annually)—_
Group Securities:
3-15
80c
$1.23
(quar.)
wire
&
Grace
2-15
3-30
(quar,).
preferred
steel
43/4%
(quar.)
2-29
$75c
3-10
3-10
'
--------50c
Extra
$$1.25
'
%
-
Century Industries (quar.)_
Champion Paper & Fibre, common (quar.)__
25%
•
2-15
/
preferred
4.25%
payment omitted at this time.)
icommon
Aplna
2-29
Gerber
When
Per
I
Hame
3-16
Gorham Mfg.
3-11
; :*30c
class
20
1
•
4- 1,
4- 1
*15c
(quar.) ——
A preferred (.quar._
Common
4-
t50c
-
$20c
preferred (quar.
Central
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
Acme
of Rec.
(quar.)
preferred
4.92%
quar.35c
Ltd.—
International Power—
Holders
Payable
Paper (quar.)
_■
Central Illinois Public Service—
Common (increased quar.)__
:
(increased
Dairies
Abbotts
A
Carpenter
Share Payable oj Rec.
-Wrlgley Stores, Inc.
f
c
4
class
(1956 series) (quar.)_______
Canal Assets, inc.
(annual)___: ;
ously
■.
Ltd.,
When
Share
%
Machine
International Investment Trust
Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)_
o
of Company
Ice
Canadian
tables
Name
of Company
Canadian
Mosinee
—
2-15
& Co., Ltd.-^-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Paper Mills
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)———
Munsingwear, Inc., common
Murphy (C. G.)
3-15
Company (quar.)—
2- 9
2-19
2-19
2-15
10
The Commercial and
(610)
When
Per
Same oi
National Acme Co.
(quar.)
National
Dairy Products Corp.
National
Electric Welding
National
(quar.)—
Key Co., class A common
Nekoosa-Edwards
Class
(quar.)—___
Machine
B
Paper,
class
(increased)
Nestle-LeMur
(increased)
A
——,
Company
(quar.)
2-23
__
2-
3-10
4-16
2
3-10
3-
9
Standard Register Co.
State
Supply Co. (quar.)
Suburban Gas Service, Inc.—
1
Stockholders
3
2-18
the
3-
3
2-18
approved
tive about
3-15
3-
1
2-
5
by
v
Feb.
V
Name
3-10
2-29
American
Smelting
3-10
2-18
American
States Insurance Co.
j
is
Regulatory
When
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
(quar.)
25c
2-2.9
10%
—
J
H
(two-for-one
split)
100%
Initial
authorities.
1-25
..."
.
New Amsterdam
Casualty Co. <s-at——
NaturaT Gas, common
preferred (quar,)—
5.60 V preferred (quar
5.80%
preferred
Northern
3-
SI
*38c
$1.37%
$1.40
——$1.45
The
stockholders
1
3-8
4-
—
(quar.)
1
5-21
tquar.»-zzzzz.
5%%
1
3-18
Sunshine Mining
4-
1
3-18
Supercrete, Ltd.
4-
1
J
-
-
-a-change of
voted
also
Co.
(quar.)
(stock
Gas,
2%
__________
Fibre
2-28
: '
2-15
American
Co.
2-10
3-1
2-5
Thatcher
(quar:)———$1.12%
3-1
2-
Third
Northwest Bancorporation,
4%<e
preferred
Ogilvie Flour Mills. Ltd., 7%
Ohio Oil
Co. ^ quar.)
Ohio Power Co..
4.20V'
4.40V
4%%
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
(Columbus)—
Inc.
2-,
2-
8
Mississippi
River
Products
lAn(y\yyvVy'
—__,—.—6Vic
Brewing Co.,
common—
y 15c
Common •15c
12-for-l
split
subject
stockholders April
Ou.ondi.ga
Pottery
Tail
Otter
to
1
22-
______
approval
4
2-15
6% preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
preferred
1-26
3-15
3-15
2-
4-
3-22
2
$6
preferred
Uarco,
Insurance Co.
Lumber
Pacolet
Co.
Mfg. Co.
Quarterly
2-20
2-15
Union
3-
1
2-15
United
$1.10
3-
1
2-15
Paton
6V
convertible
Pendleton
Tool
( Dr. v
Pepper
Pepperell
Perlex
Industries
2-26
Preferred
Pinellas
(quar.)
Two-for-one
A
Pitney-Bowes,
S4.S0
S5
Inc.,
B
common
Price
Bros. Co.,
Life
Co.
Walker &
Walker
2
2-11
(2-for-l
2-19
stockholders
25c
2-29
2-15
4-15
3-15
40c
12 %c
40c
25c
class
preferred
4V
&
St
Stores
3-1
2-17
Wilson-Jones
3-
1
2-17
Woodward Iron
3-18
2-15
2-
1
2-
1
2-
2
4-
1
3-10
3-
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
1
12%c
Oil
Simonds
Simplex
Ski!
Wire
Corp.
Smith
com.
series
3-
3-14
quar.)
Co.,
3-
3-15
32-
3-
$1.55
Soss
25c
Life
Products, 5V
Standard
Oil
com.
5
2-19
4-
2
3-
$56%c
4-
2
Co.
3-
2
2
25c
3-10
isc
2-29
2-15
3-10
2-10
3-10
2-10
7%c
2-15
3-15
2-29
2-
5
2-19
3-18
3-
4
40c
3-16
3-
1
20c
2-29
2-
1
J30c
4-29
3-31
}50c
4-29
3-31
7C
3-31
3-
4
31'4C
3-31
3-
4
3-31
3-
4
5c
3-29
3-15
180c
25c
2 ~
I—-II— I"
-_IIHIH
Co.
3-28
3-14
3-
2-11
1
Radio, Ltd.
2-11
34?
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
4-
8
3-30
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
1
$i.i2»/2
3-15
3-
1
(quar.)
—_II—11
—III——II
1
2-
3-
1
—
Life
2-15
cl,
Fe
A
Air
Line
Line
of
Co.
RR.
Co.
1
3-15
3-7
2-19
Avco
30c
1
3-10
3-
2-16
1-29
2-11
3-15
1
3-
1
1-29
3-
1
2-19
60c
(quar.)_______
3-11
50c
3-15
(quar.4V2C
Foundry
2-
2-13
(Tulsa,
<
Okla.)
(quar.)
4
2-
3-11
50c
Insurance
4
2-19
,
2-
6
25c
4-15
7-15
"7-15
25c
—:
4-15
25c
—__—___________
10-15
10-15
25c
1-15-61
(incr.)__
4c
2-23
1-
4
____
Automatic
4-
4-
$4.50
(s-a)^
(increased)
(quar.)___
common
Quarterly
Development
30c
2-11
1
Co.—
Ry.
Conn,
Quarterly
30c
___
2-15
3-
30c
Line
lc
2-23
1-
4
10c
2-29
2-15
12'/2c
2-20
1-29
3-
2-15
,
Atomic
2-15
8
2-15
17'/2C
(quar.)
Ry.
Mutual
Fund
Extra
4-
2-15
V!
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc..
2-15
,
35c
Industries
Santa
Quarterly
.
2-15
3
&
Charlotte
Atlas
8
2-15
-
____^
Steel
Products,
non-voting.
Corp.
Inc.—
pfd
1
1-15
,
Non-cum.
(increased)
tl7'/ac
4-
1
3-10
Avon Products
$17 Vac
■.
4-
1
3-10
Axe-Houghton Fund
"A"
(lc
plus 24c from capital gains)
$10c
quar.)
3-15
1-16
25c
2-26
2-11
40c
3-
Ayrshire
1
3-
1
2-19
35C
'
3-11
2-11
"gc
3-10
2-26
J15c
4-
8
3-18
S.
in
being given
in
.
:
V
.
Share
(quar.)
25c
(increased
quarterly
Radio
Beta
2-15
Bayless
Beam
3-
5
2-18
3-
5
2-18
15c
3-22
3-
40c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-18
(s-a>
2-11
1-29
4-
3-11
Canada.
2-15
4-
1
Co.
Shares
Aircraft
4%
&
Bell
2-25
1-25
15c
30c
2-11
1-29
3-10
12-11
4-
1
3-18
3-
1
2-
5
"
2-29
2-
5
5
2-
5
25c
3-
1
2-15
87 %c
3-
1
2-15
3-
2%
2-16
2-
2-23
1-26
50c
1
2-15
1-22
Furniture
Insurance
American
(quar.)
Indemnity
Co,
3-15
3-
4
3%
2-26
2-
3
45c
3-10
2-
8
30c
3-10
2-25
30c
(quar.)
3-10
5c
(Newark,
N.
J.)
News
American
2-
3-
1
2-19
$4
(increased)
50c
Increased
quarterly
■
Pipe & Construction Co.—
'
Chemical,
(quar,)
Research
&
(Special payment fr.
;
3-
1
i
Co.
15c
3-21
4-
1
2-
1
5
3-10
3-17
dividend)
1
2-19
$1.18%
3-
1
2-19
dividend)—
(quar.)...,.
Corp.,
net
from
Bohn
Aluminum
Cascade
New
common
less
Co.,
Ltd.
Income
new
$1.06%
44-
Bridge
1
1
A
1
40c
3-15
3-
1
income
3-15
3-
1
$2.90
(initial
Tank
2-11
1
10V
2-20
1-26
3-^1
$1.07
2-24
17V2c
2-15
1-28
1-29
25c
3-10
2-11
25c
3-15
3-
15c
4-22
—10c
Corp.
7-29
(quar.)
_
(final
of
4.25
_
1
3-29
6-27
pence
37Vs>c
3-1
87y2c
4-
1
1-21
2-9
3-14
12%c
2-15
2- 8
15c
2-15
___
(Initial)
preferred
(quar.)
quar,)
Co.
of
Canada,
7%c
_
quar.)_
6c
$1.25
3-10
10c
preferred
(quar.)
Electric Co.
preferred
3-4
2-15
2-1
2-16
2-16
3-
1
3-
1
4.
1
j$i
J53C
—
4-1
J$1.19
~
4-1
f62V2c
4-1
$g9C
(«-a)
■
3- 7
3-7
-3-7
3-7
3-7
3-7
4-1
756c.-
_
(quar,j_
(quar.)
:
preferred
(quar.)
British Columbia
Packers, Ltd., class A
.(s-a)
1
4-
lfI2'Ac
,__H_
preferred
B
3- 1
Ltd.—
5%V
Class
3-15
3-10
j30c
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)____
4'/a%
preferred
(quar,)
5%
2-1
1
4-
Ltd.—
iquar.)_
Columbia
4%%
2-
3-18
1-30
3-19
2-15
and
,
4%
$1.25
4
3-31
30c
Inc.
&
British
3-
3-15
3-15
1,
$1.40
profits)
(quar,)„_,
Bowl-Mor Co. (quar.)
Bowling Corp. of America (Initial
Brach
(E. J.)
& Sons (quar.)
Erewster-Bartle Drilling Co. (s-a)
3-
2-23
2-23
3-15
1
3-31
1-25
*
Class
Bourjois,
2-
03c
4-
;
'
Borg-Warner Corp., 3%%
Bostlc
Concrete, Inc
3-15
(Indianapolis)
2-8
40c
tax)___
common
3-1
$1.75
(quar.)
<quar.)_.
(initial!
Holdings,
British
Borden
2-15
60c
'
investment
Brass
1-12
50c
(quar.)____
2-11
75c
securities
&
3-
2%%
Corp.
common
Borax
2-15
40c
(quar.)
3-
Brooks, Inc. (quar.)___
Boeing Airplane Co.
(quar.)
30c
Development—
undistributed capital
American States Insurance Co.
Class A (stock
2-19
$1,06V*
Bobbie
$1
(quar.i
$5 special preferred
(quar,)
2-12
1
preferred (quar.
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund—
25c
com,
preferred
2-8
3-1
3-
6%
Common
(initial quar.i
Sc
1-30
1
Photocopy Equipment—
Co.
2-25
3-
$1.12%
iVu%
pfd. (quar.)
(Baltimore) (s-a)
American
2-15
32 %c
Climax,
3-1
—
from
2- 5
15c
Laughlin, Inc
Bros. Tobacco, common
97 4/lOc
3-10
10c
&
19 6/lOc
3-10
2-15
20c
preferred (quar.)
& Decker Mfg.
(increased quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
4,25%
preferred (quar.)__
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
Bliss
3-10
1
1
(initial).
Blackstone
93 %c
4-1
44-
2-15
Black
-
2- 3
2-8
7%
1-25
2-15
—
22 %c
2-15
1
3-1
Company
2-25
2-15
3-
15c
Best
3-10
2-15
2-2
Bethlehem
45c
1
2-12
1-25
31'Ac
3-
v.
40c
2-
Steel
3
15c
(quar.)
2-23
&
1
3-
1
(quar.)
2-10
8
3-
$1.18%
Belock
62 %c
dividend)——
(quar.)
(quar.)__
*
3-
Boise
<quar.)_
common
&
Co.
3-24
4-4
t35C
(quar.)
Mfg., coinmon____
Hardware
Gossett
2
1-29
3-24
s
J25c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Bell
Corp.,
preferred
4
25c
preferred (quar.)
Instrument
(stock
3%c
Inc
Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)__
gains)
American Beating
Beech
Shoe
4-
tl5c
(stock
Power
Metal
American
4%%
S.)
4%%
156c
(quar.)
Corp.
Potash
(A.
2-
1
2-10
4-
v.V, '■
1-29
$25c
quar.)_
1%
3-
v
25%
f25c
2-17
income)
Cable Co.
American
$4
Beck
Blocn
(quar,)_.
15c
7V2c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__
30c
(quar.)
J50c
;;
2-17
2-17
/
.
(quar.)
2-11
4
4
A
3-10
1
4
3-
3
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
investment
American
American
3-16
Ltd.—
(increased
Business
common
1-29
y
3-
iquar.)
45c
common
10c
|quar.)_
Howell, new com.
4'A % preferred (quar.)
_____
Airlines.
American Chain &
American
1
6-10
5c
8c
of
Dryer
$1.40
2-
1
dividend)—
50c
Markets,
American Electric
2-26
*
(quar.)__
preferred
Can
3-11
30c
Corp
net
Class
40c
(s-a)
iquar.)
Ltd.
Common
2-11
2-1
7-
Beaver Lumber Ltd.—
3-11
3-11
1
2-3
2-
3-1
(quar.)
common
preferred
Belknap
quar.)
Inc., com. fquar.)_
:___
preferred (quar.*)__.
American Art Metal Co., class A (stock
dlv.)
American
Mills,
1
50c
3J^t%
B
Beaunit
1
5-20
2-26
,
(stock
1
2-3
2-19
2-26
(quar.)
4-
2-26
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Distilling
Inc.
$5
8-19
2%
__________
Markets
1
Foods
4-
$1.25
Paper Co.
dividend
35c
common
&
Beatrice
4-
Cement-
preferred
Aluminium,
Class
Stock
Bearings,
:
9-19
8-19
.
2%
(stock
(quar.)
J.
B.)
$1.15
(quar.)___
Food
2nd
American
2
A
(A.
(J.
$1.05
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
Co.
Co.
1st
American
5
6-20
10c
Power
Class
1-29
2-
1
3-21
5c
Co.
B—
1
5-20
9-19
,100%
.
______
Bathurst
62'/a C
______
(From
dividend
Trust
2-10
3-
6-20
c
5c
'
(quar.)_____
2-11
$1.12 »/a
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (increased
quar.)
Alsco Incorporated
(quar.)___
Alumlinum Co. of America, com.
(quar.)_i_
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)—
Aluminum
Chemical
2-25
2-15
2-19
$1
2-29
$1.37%
preferred
preferred
Corp.—
'
American
2-10
$1.50
Institute, Inc.
Portland
Allied
American
2-25
1-29
$1
dividend)
Baroer Oil Corp. (Stock
dividend)
Barry Control Inc., class A______.
5
3-
3-21
$1
«'quar.)___
Faint &
Stock
Bankers
3-
iquar.)
(increased
Alpha
American
Baltimore
:
3-25
2-25
37V2c
(quar.)
preferred
20c
Laboratories
4%
4%
2-10
2-
10c
4.20%
Co,,
Allied Mills, Inc.
4l/a%
2-25
»
tl7c
.
4
1%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
(quar.)
4
37 'A
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4%
of Rec.
5c
(quar.)
Steel
common
Allied
Payable
3-1
10c
series
5
3-
37 'Ac
RR.,
5%
1951
2-
3-18
10c
Ohio
Year-end
Inc.__
2-26
25c
7 VaC
Power Co.,
Control
25c
(quar.)
Common
on
(quar.)
Chemical
Allied
Holders
&
1
income
Tools
Common
Construction—
&
Alleghany Corp., 6%
Allied
20c
from
Company (stock dividend)
Oil
Baltimore
the
When
Collieries
F.
Baker
announced
these
(quar.)
2-15
5
20c
preferred
Class A
New
37'Ac
I__3
(quar.)
(quar.i
1
3-
12'/2c
(quar.)
(Increased)
Indiana
3-
(Dallas)
(quar.)
of
25c
S 2656l4
i7V»c
preferred
Standard Pressed Steel
Standard
3-
■
(quar.)__
common
preferred
1
2Q
Carbon
Co.
3-
25c
(quar.i.
Sperti
Inc.,
2-15
38^c
Insurance
Speer
$4.50
2-15
1
3-15
g0c
Quarterly
Spiegel,
1
3-
20c
ZZZ
—IIIIHI
(quar.)I"I
3-
;—
(quar.)
&
Brass
Trust, Ltd.
(quar.)__________________
preferred
2-20
,
(quar.)
(increased 1
2-23
3-
Manufacturing (quar.)
Gas Corp., common
(quar.)
A lien town
2-20
"30c
■
1
2-10
'
(quar.)
Wood
5V
5
3-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
4W
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
2-
$50c
4V
Southwestern
2-15
91 (4c
II—
Common
previous
The list does not include divi¬
Alexander Hamilton
2-19
2-29
Zl-
Water,
2-29
2-29
$112(2
(quar.)
Ltd.
Southern California
5 44V
$1.20
split)
Extra
New
25c
common
preferred
Co.,
35c
preferred iquar.>___
preferred A
tquar.)
Alan
2-26
18%c
HI—_
Refining,
(quar.)
prefetred
4.60V
2-26
1
32%c
'
Coast
Atlantic
Brass
Alabama
2-26
1
!
ZZZZZZ
Atlantic
I6V4C
$5.50
3-15
4-
25c
Manufacturing Co.
Southam
1
4-
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
preierred
4-
3-31
_____
<quar.)_
)quar.)_
2-12
(quar.)__
give the dividends
Fund.
$6
2-11
1
A
Alabama
9
2-16
35c
(optional)
2-26
dividend
4.50%
4
(quar.)
Fund
Coast
Ltd._______________^_
(resumed
Co.
Corp.
Akron
4
20c
Co
Atlantic
shares >
Advisers
4
$1.07%
,
Atlanta
2-12
Atlas
of Company
Aeroquip
2-15
3-
20c
iquar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
1
3-15
(quar.)_
class A
Cable
Bi
3-
3-15
_
3-18
2-26
3-10
(quar.)_
Picture
Atchison-Topeka
of
Agnew-Surpass-Shoe Ltd. (quar.)
Air Reduction, Inc., common
(quar.)
2-15
30c
—
Steel
&
1
37Vac
(quar.)
4-
25c
_:
Co.
Missiles
Class
2-15
Common
$1.25
10c
(quar.)__
Incorporated
Stock
2-19
3-
1
iquar.)
B
1-30
'•
:
Lines,
3-18
2-15
40c
approval
Investment
Yukon,
Industries
Acme
2-19
3-14
si
A
Acme
1
3-
..
&
we
endorsed
3-15
25c
(quar.)
(Howard)
Sonoione
to
(3-for-l
Vending Corp.
AMP
2-15
1
3-15
iOc
__
ABC
2-15
(increased)
(Edson
Smith
&
3-
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Saw
Truck
preferred
4-16
Per
1
4c
iquar.)_
Gas
&
B
2-
4c
Inc
(quar.)—
Lighting
2-15
3-
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.________
Shopping Bag Food Stores iquar. 1
Class
Associated
iquar.)
22 Vac
__________
iquar. 1,
Name
2-16
3-31
75c
preferred series
Silvray
3-15
15c
(quar.i
preferred
Signal
Spring Corp.
4%
3-11
20c
iquar.)__
preferred
3-31
„7c
Manufacturing Co., common
4V2V
Associated
4
preceding table.
f
2-15
7c
Seabrook Farms, 4'4V preferred
(quar.)
Shakespeare Co. iquar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
4V
3-
weeks and not yet paid.
announced this week,
2-15
3-
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.i.
preferred <quar.y_
$3 65
4-
dends
2-15
40c
conv.
$1.30
1
—25c
Co.
B
Pass
Below
2-15
Savage Industries, Inc, (Ariz.)—
Scovill
Motion
2-15
20c
preferred (quar.)
Steel Products tquar.
Croix Paper
75c
Associated
B.
8
5-
Class
8
3-
52 %c
(quar.)—
3-1
preferred (quar.i
Associated
3
3-
(quar.)
(increased
Dry Goods, com, (increased quar.)
62J/2C
preferred (quar.$1.31 'A
2-16
1
2-1
3-15
3-11
_____
1-30
2-1
3-1
$1.25
40c
1
2-15
3-1
40c
—
<quar.)__
com.
9
40c
(quar.)
3-15
$1.56%
62V2C
2-il
3-15
2nd
Ltd.—
2-19
3-15
$5
Worts,
1
3-11
30c
2-
3-
25c
2-25
2-25
1-29
3-24
$1.25
3-18
^
&
Co.,
2-15
37V2C
3-18
A-
3-11
1
1
2-26
12 %c
preferred
Inc.,
preferred
Safway
White
27c
Products,
Tool
Cola
4.30V
2-17
68%c
common
Crown
Safeway
A
Refining
preferred
Company (quar.y^
(Georgef, Ltd., class A (quar.)
2-26
$1.20
Corp.
&
4-
1-29
1-29
23'Ac
;____
Oil
2-4
56V4C
(quar.)
common
$5
Weyerhaeuser
3-18
J50c
(quar.)
Technical
Gear
RR.
Inc.
1
26c
_
participating
Participating
Royal
Pacific
Stockholders
Weston
Ashland
Water
(Del.),
$1.50
(quar.)
4.80V
1
2-15
26)
Co.
Western
3-
4
Co.
(quar.)_____—;
2-25
3%
Western
3-12
(quar.)
Myers,
3-15
Water
A
$1.43%
subject
I'-il
87',2c
—
SI.50
Ross
4
Co.
Co.—
Artesian
2-25
(quar.)____
(extra)____
_;
3-15
2-15
3-
3-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Robinson
4-15
61c
tquar.)
6
Corp.
Arrowhead & Puritas
2-19
3-4
4%
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)_____________—____
3-18
Co.__
Supply Co., common
preferred (quar.)___
4-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
(stock dividend)
3-10
Auto
15c
25c
18c
com.
Oil
3-15
8%c
(quar.)
4'/2%
20c
Manufacturing
Western
5c
Indiana,
Aro
2-
35c
(quar.)
1
2-15
25c
(initial)
com.
1
3-
Co.—
Corp.
Corp.,
12 Vac
iquar.
April
Wire
Westmoreland,
■
1
Constable
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
split
55c
Insurance
3-
3-
10%%
(quar:)
pfd.
3-15
new
preferred
—__.—______
common
dividend
Wayne
12%e
Aluminum
convertible
Equipment
9
Gas,
(quar.)—
3-
60c
25c^
75c
Arnold
t35c
3-10
61 %c
S2.44
Refining
(quar.)
&
25c
(quar.)
Brothers
$1.08%
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A
2-
.
$0,178
—____,—
iquar.)
Co.
3-
(quar.)___
Oil
Finance
Robbing
ordinary
Disnoy Productions
Washburn
(quar.)__—
1-30
Arnold
1-29
I-29
Corp.
Aro
1-20
1-29
Louisiana.
3-11
2-10
I-29
preferred
2-16
1
1
1
1-30
1-V?
2-10
3-
3-
3
3-25
3-1
3-
59c
3
3-
1
1
Armco
r
2-10
1"
2-
25c
Quarterly
75c
Reading T'ibe Corp. (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N.J.) (quar.)
Rieke Metal Products Corp
y___,
Rio Grande Valley Gas.
com.
(quar.)
Voting trust certificates (quar.)—
6%
^
27c
_
Refrigerator
5%V
Walker-Scott
Stock
Pulp & Timber ! iquar.)__
State
B
1
Warren
»quar.)___;
preferred
Class
3
3-
8
quar.i
«quar.»
of
Co.
preferred
Ritter
2-
3-25
2-19
tquar.)___
Accident
4.80V
Quaker
2-15
2-
tquar.
Ltd.
4.32V
Ranney
Co.,
Gooderham
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
Puget Sound
tH.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
16V
4
_____
Company (quar.)
_____—h!
Company, class A (quar.)
-Hi
$1.25
Power.
&
Service
3.50V
2TAC
2-10
1
3-
—-—
2-
40c
——
1
3-
62'/2c
preferred A (quar.)
Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.)
Altex
3-
1
(quar.)
35c
t30c
1
$2.40
7
2-
3-
1-30
3-
2-15
2-15
3-
2-16
3-15
3-2
30c
____:
3
■:
6-24
3-22
27'/aC
preferred
Steei
1
75c
(quar.)
Arkansas
1
1
$25c
Arkansas
-
2-15
3-
37-
6'Ac
Co., common.....—.
(quar.)
2-
6c
50c
.v/
—
1
25c
(quar.)_
—
preferred
preferred
5V4%
Walgreen
3-
(quar.)
Rubber
(Tennessee)
Public
2-29
53 Vsc
Glass
preferred
Provident
1
2-11.
• -1
A
(quar.)
2-26
-
30C
______
2-29
Walt
com.
w
2-
2V2C
(quar.)
$2.36
—
receipts
preferred
2-15
.____
2-12
2-15
25c
,
'
$2.50
'
(quar.)
preferred
75c
(quar.)
Plate
Electric
$2.46
6U V
2-11
—r-
Chemical,
preferred
Potomac
53A V
1-29
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Plymouth
2-19
2-15
3-15
Co.
Materials
$1.12%
tquar.)
1-29
■
$2.25
*
Punlic Service
$1.10
2-29
>
6c
—_
Ltd.
preierred
2-29
j
(quar.)
Arizona
1
3-10
$1.50
—__________
(quar.)
class
$4.35
split
Pittsburgh Coke Jfe
Pittsburgh
5 V
3-11
subject to approval of
stockholders April 19)
Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)______—_______
Preferred
Vulcan
8-25
1
_______
class
Gas
5-25
1
3-
______—•/
Industries,
Natural
1
3-15
Cos.,
Chemical
10c
<x Hopewell Gas <quar.)_—_____
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)__
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. <quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Pioneer
Vick
31 %c
________
1-6
3-
8
..2-16
2-10
.
1
37V2C
class B__
Corp., Ltd., common
.'3-
34%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____;—___—
Electric Corp.,
3-
3- 1
$1
20c
——__
participating preferred
Argus
3-15
35c
(quar.)_„___
(quar.>_____
deposit
50c
iquar. >
9
$3
6
Class
1
—
Pepper)
Lines
Steel
American
4-
Petersfcuig
Common
Truck
2-23
$35c
preferred (quar.>
1-
'
___________
S.
United
3
?20c
;
(quar.)__
Corp., 4%V
4-
Products
Post
3-18
$1
'
(increased)
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
Arden Farms Co., common
2-19
9
2-
AiV25c &
65c
A
Mfg.
iquar.)— ________
Artists Corp.
(quar,)___
8%C.'
—____
(quar.)
(quar.)
(see Dr.
Mfg.
9-
1
preferred
Anchor
•
>
Metal
15c
common (quar.)———_
prior preferred (quar.>____
Stores
Drug
6-
$1.50
tquar.)__
V
common
(s-a )
Peaboay Coal Co.,
Peoples
1
iqiiar.»:_:w_y____-_~y__yyv':'\v
preierred
5V
3-
$1.50
;
%
2-
15c
^
1
3-iO
$0,235
registered
_______
class
<•
Works, common
Water
Participating
iquar.)
Corp.,
1
2-15
quar.)____
<
receipts deferred
United-Greenfield Corp.
2-11
2-
3-
$1.50
:____
:
Drugs
2-18
2-13
25c
60c
_____—:
Mfg., Ltd..
7V
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Paragon
A.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Parkview
(L.
Y.
2-18
$0,333
B
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
3-10
S2
of N.
3-
IOC
:;60c
Class
Employers Insurance
Pacific
Inc.
3-10
U.
Pacific
;V
(accum.t
Finance
40c
——-—
3-31
9
45c
(increased)
(quar.)—
Pacific
preferred
4-14
Co. <quar.)__—____
.Ltd.—
Tuboscope Company (quar.
City Seventh Unit, Inc.—
2-15
3-
12 '/2c
———•<-———•—..
Anderson
(quar >
Tudor
2-20
3-15
3-15
:
Trust
—
1-27
3-1
receipts ordinary.._——
Trust
dep.
Investment
Inc.
Bearing
deposit
Union
(quar.)__
S4.40
Industries,
Securities
...
3-16
35c
income)
(quar.)—___________
General
Roller
5c
quar.)—
investment
Tractor Supply, class A (increased)
Travelers Insurance Co (Hartford)--——_
of
quar.)
com.
S3.60
Canadian
90c
(Minn.)
Mfg.
American
8
2-
Glass
American
•
8
1
.
12)
(increased
Power
3-
3"
(from
Timken
8
1
(increased
Inc,
Tobacco
2-15
1
3-
Vy' 50c
(quar.)
Olympia
3-10
Fund,
Thompson
•
Quarterly'
Oklahoma
5
3-
yy
$1.10
$1.12%
_____
2-
§1.02
■
iquar.—
(quar.
Life Insurance
3-1
5
' S1.05-
40c
preferred
preferred
Ohio State
$$1.75
.
_______
4.08V
preferred
preferred
(increased•_
com.
.
5c
Uoc
2-30
(quar.)___i__—
(quar.)«—'
'Extra
5.50%
Taylor
Texas
50 V
30c
split
Tobacco. Co.
2-26
3-18
Plastics—
Three-for-two stock
Sumatra
3-31
5c
_________
dividend)
Tobacco
American
American
approval of
to Suburban
name
'
2-15
40c
'
Northern
5
1
Foundries—
dividend
Stock
2-
2-23
(Indianapolis)
in class A stock.
Steel
American
12, subj. to the approval
California
Refining
&
(stock dividend)-
'Payable
split of
effec¬
split
'
,
Company
of
Class B
Par
Share
•
r
Payable of Rec
N
The
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
15c
.
2-for-l
a
shares.
common
.
35c
(quar.).——
Fuel
3-
.
Holder»
When
Per
Share
Name 01 Company
2-17
5-
50c
50c
15c
15c
20c
20c
7%c
—
—
Holder*
Payable of Kec
Share
Company
Financial Chronicle
t37yac
•
1:50c
4-
1
3-15
3-15
>
.
2-29
2-29
,
(611)
Per
pritish
®roa?»Wn
?r2?nS
of Rec.
(quar.)—
Stores
Gas—
(quar.)
Broadway Apartments
Taunton
ttnn
5
2-
1
70c
3-
1
2-15
$1-60
5.60%'pfd. (quar.)
preferred . (quar.)—.—-
'
3-
2-15
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-21
2-20
2-15
Co.,
Edison
,
95c
(s-a)
$3
—
;
class
(ouar
U
ioc
)"l'~
~10c
rjgaasiu,JI,=^
?
15c
17*,
CaSS
lauar
w
?££
)-!----
$-°°875
10c
(from net investm't inc.)
Ltd.
Fund
Industries, common (quar.)-—-
Burlington
B3v!
30c
preferred (quar.)-r
preferred (quar.)———
4ft
87 ,ac
,
:JJ.,
8#
»f
gg-
B®,T'Sscultr"$T25"prefM'rVcl
gnwwhs
dividend
qtock
Bui
(quar.).—31c
(Quar.)——
corp.
Terminal Co.
Bush
ioc,,
-
——T~
preferred
3-
1
2-
3-
1
1
2-
Initlal
"3-
1
3-
1
22-
5
2-5
2-16
2-
4-
8
7-29
7-
2-15
8
4-20
Carborundum
Co.
4
Consolidated
2-15
3-
1
2-
3-15
5
iL. E.)
&
2-16
2
2-
Increased
3-
3-15
3-
4%
1-29
3-21
1-29
2-15
1-29
3-15
2-15
3-15
$3.75
2-19
2-15
2-15
$3
1
3-
1
3-
4
1-19
"
+28c
50c
40°
20c
5c
30c
——
——
(quar.)
—_
20c
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)—_
—
.
(quar.)
Pirie
Scott
1-
2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
2-12
5
1
3-1*
Cott
3-15
2-18
2-
1
2-
1
3-10
2-26
3-10
2-26
7%
(initial)
3-
2-
1
preferred
Cassier
Ltd.
4-
1
3-12
4-25
3-31
4-25
3-31
2-10
1-20
2-10
1-20
3-21
3-10
6-21T
6-10
Extra
Caterpillar Tractor Co., com. (quar.)
—
4.20% preferred (quar.)
...—*—
Central of Georgia
Ry. Co., com., (quar.)^.
Common
(quar.)
—4
Common
preferred
A
5%
preferred
A
9
9
$1.25
--4-—$1.25
9-21
9-
9
12-21
12-
9
(quar.)____.—
—
(quar.)
5%
preferred A
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
5%
preferred
B
(quar.)_.
5%
preferred
B
tquar.)_____
5%
preferred B
5%
preferred B
$1.25
$1.25
$1-25
$1.25
45c
—
(quar.)_____
(quar.).
.......
-
Central Louisiana
Electric, common (quar.)
4.50% preferred
(quar.——
Central Securities
Corp., com. (increased)..
Stock dividend L1
__.___.-i—----—
Central & South West
Corp.—
Initial quar. on new common
(quar.)..
Go.
of
(stock
Preferred
&
2-29
1
24c
27%c
27c
1-29
2-15
1-29
aiming
5%
50c
50%
40c
2-25
2-
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
2-10
1-30
1
2-15
45c
10c
3-11
2-19
60c
2-11
Enquirer,
12%c
'
New
—-
Orleans
(quar.)
1
&
Uo Insurance
Texas
1-30
4-15
3-30
2-15
2-
$1-50
25c
12%c
3-31
3-14
3-30
3-
1
2-19
3-31
3-.11
37%c
40c
2-15
1-15
1
2-10
1
2-10
—
3-
7
2-15
Co' (quar.)
Electric Illuminating.,
3-
1
6-
1
5-13
3-14
2-29
7
2-11
3-31
3-11
9-
3-
60c
65c
2-26
2-15
2-29
10%
3-21
2-29
P
(quar.)
25c
45c
3-15
2-24
2-15
1-20
com.
Sl;12%
(s-a)
10c
55c
4-
60c
87%c
split).
P Hardware Ltd.—
(quar.).
*20c
3-
1
3-
2-15
Income
1
3-
Erie
1
3-
4-
1
32-
3-
4%%
9
1
2-19
4-
'
2-20
3-15
933Ac
75c
3-15
1
Steel
6%
35c
3-
1
1
2-
3-25
100%
15c
3-
2-
5
2-19
3-10
2-25
2-29
2-10
3-
4
2-19
2-15
1-29
1-29
15c
3%
2-15
12-30 ~
3-31
1
1
3-10
7-
1
6-15
First
9-15
3-
First
4
4-
4-
$1.75
$1.15
2-26
1
3-30
4-15
4-
2-29
2-15
1-27
common
A
B
1
3-15
4-
5
3-15
Stock
:
2-15
(quar.)—
-—--
Houses,
3
2-
1
3
2-
1
3-
1
3-15
3-
3-14
——-----
Class
2
2-15
1-22
2-15
1-22
3-10
1-23
Mfg., common (quar.)—,—
preferred (quar.)-—---Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Dominick Fund, Inc. (85c from capital
3-
1
,3J^2C
1
25c
1
2-
3-18
2-29
2-15
;
2-16
1-22
2-12
1-29
2-25
1-29
4-15
3-31
3-
1
3-
4
3-
1!
2-10
3-
1
2-10
2-11
1-22
2-15.
1-29
144c
+COi/
Dover
Industries, Ltd., common
(quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
.—
6% preferred (quar.)———
—
Dover & Rockaway RR. (s-a)-,
—Drackett Company (quar.
Dresser Industries
(quar.)
Driver-Harris Co. (quar.)—
Duke Power Co., common (quar.)
——
7%
preferred (quar.)——
5.36% B preferred (quar.)———-Dulany (J. H.) & Son
common (quai.)
Dun
& Bradstreet
(increased) —-—-—
Dunham-Bush, Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)——-————
6%
Duquesne
Brewing (quar.)_—
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
4.80%
Duriron Company
.Cpfd.
(quar.)—
(1956 series)
——
(quar.)——
5-12
3-12
7-
|"c
2-12
6-
U5c
2-18
4-
(quar.)
Common
2-16
3-
Douglas Oil Co. of California5]/2% preferred (quar.)
2-15
6-11
4-
3-11
(quar.)
2-28
10c
(quar.)—
-
2-19
3-
I '.
3-15
3-
2-16
2-
3-10
2-19
Class
,1-30
..
2-29
1
1
2-
1
5-
..
2
i
8-
i'H
1
11-
11-15
1
1
2-15
3-15
2-26
3-
6-15
5-31
2-29
2-
1
3-31
3-
l ;
2-
1
2-
4
!■
3-
1
re¬
2-
2-15
3-15
•
2-
5
2-
5
2-15
2-
5
3-
$1"18 4
28c
40c
UUc
—
common
2-15
1
3-31
3-15
3-15
2-15
2-10
1-
8
3-14
2-25
2-11
1-
8
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
,'2-11
1-29
3-16
2-26
1-29
2-29
3-31
3-18
2-15
1-15
2-15
3——
—
cav
54 «c
$i.JU
———■—
Corp.—
(quar.)
(s-a)—
5uc
$2.50
—
I
27,/2
ioc
20c
quar.)_
62
5%
dividend)—.
3%
10c
*/OC
$T<>U
«>oc
Nugget, Inc., (increased-quar.)_
Co., common
1
2-15
2-15
10c
12%c '
(quar.)_,,
12V2C
(quar.).
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-15
—
22/2c
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-12
2-25
4-
1
3-
5
2-
5
*
W.)
Gould-National
Co.
(quar.)
Batteries
(quar.)*
—
,—-—
35c
50c
I?!
f
hi
jl'
n
3-15
2-
1
2-15
12-28
2-19
SP
1-29
3-11
3-
1
2-24
2-18
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-15.
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
3-15
2-15
.
(H.
•! f
1
3-
1i:'
i
2-15
3-10
80c
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
New common
(initial-quar.)
Gossard
3-15
1
2-
•2-15
Corp.—
A common
1
2-12
1
8-15
of Kentucky—
(quar.)
(stock
*.
9
5-16
15c
—
(quar.)_
Products
Goodall Rubber
2
1-30
2-15
114c
Golden
2-
3-
3/
1
2-15
t1,
31V4c
2-15
8
2-15
ioc
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Glen Gery
Shale Brick (quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
3-10
1
2-
2-15
+bc
20c
20c
—
Glasspar Company
3-15
45c
10c
25c
2-25
2-
3-
nuc
qjc
—
conv.'preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(Dela.)
(initial
Cement (quar.)
Co,
1
2-
3-10
$1
+ioc
+ioc
Portland
Gillette
1
2-
2-25
bUC
Food,
Gladden
2-
15
-
Ltd.,
4
2-15
1 c
(increased)——
preferred
Controls
Giant
2-25
3-16
51-34
5%%
Inc.,
Giant
2-25
1
Waterworks
1-29
2-15
(quar.)—
preferred
Giannini
2-25
3-28
Wares,
3-
2-15
\Q
■,
$2 voting 2nd preferred
1'
4-
Joe
13uc
3-
Steel
3-25
1
2
'c
5% preferred (quar.)_—
5.16% preferred (quar.)
2-10
3-15
Castings
Steel
1-29
2-15
3 ,2c
3UC
iuc
(s-a)
Corp,
1-14
,2-1
2-15
—
(Milwaukee)
General Telephone Co.
3-31
2-15
^
Metals
7
4-
*
(quar.)_
Co.
1-25
2-12
3-15
dividend
General
'J
2-15
2-11
.
Inc.—-
Merchandise
Genung's,
I
2-12
(quar.)—:
Dynamics
5.20%
;
1
3-
7c
Equipment— *
preferred (quar.)
General Public Utilities Corp. (quar.)
3-15
5
1-
2-26
2-15
»uc
—
$4.75
2-29
/.
loTi/2^
131 /4c
2-29
8
3-
^
General. Precision
General
1-31
3-14
$1.18/4
voting
Cigar
General
1
2-19
2-
2sq
Jbc
General
5-
1
3-15
61/+c
20c
ouc
Stock
1
2-25
3-
Ltd. (quar )
6-
(quar-.)Corp. (quar.)
General
I
1
3-10
..V/a,
General
payable in cash or stock and 12c ordinary
,
^
payment in cash)—a7C
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.
5% preferred (quar.)
——
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
(quar.)——
120c
Extra
—■;
+
Dominion Dairies, Ltd.,
2-
2-15
$1
S + -16
(quar.)-—
preferred
(quar.)— —
voting series preferred (quar.)—
series
General
2
2-19
1
2-20
(monthly)-
A
Co., common
(increased)
'5%' preferred
v
1
3-
2oc
preferred
General
2-
1
3-
Fireproofing Co.General Investors Trust (Boston)
1>
12-31
3-
Industries, Inc.—
conv
2-15
2-29
2%
General Builders Corp.—
1
2-15
gains
non'-cumultaive preferred (quar.)
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd.
5% preference (quar.)
class
(monthly)
City Steel,
60c
2-15
4-
3' /2<;
—
5%
Co.,
&
Corp.,
Service Co.
$1
3-15
2-26
1=2
Y.)
N.
payable in cash or stock
General Acceptance Corpi, common
2-10
3-
3-15
1
9
2-23
pfd. (quar.)
class A
4%
Co.,
E.)
General American Corp.
,,
1
4-1
4oc
+
preferred
,4%,%
60c
8/2C
4-
■'!■
on
-—
Gar Wood
12-22
2-
2-15
™
1UC
^
Gardner-Denver
3-15
2-25
2-
1
bic
—
Trailer
A
•
Gas
2-18
30c :v;;
5 ,c
1
3-
^
—'
A
Futterman
2-
5
3-
5C
preferred
Class
2-15
3-
3-18
T5
$
Corp.
(Charles
Frosst
2
Gate
Inc.
Dominion Stores,
split
three-for-one
(a
(Syracuse,
Wisconsin Bankshares
Fruehauf
2-15
2-12
3-25
5fo
1
City Bank (N. Y.)—
Securities
Quarterly
Quarterly
*
15c
3-18
4-
shares)
Quarterly
1
2-26
25c
10%
(increased-quai-.)_______
$1.56
5
2-
3-
and class B
(increased) f2-for-1 split
subject to approval of stockholders Feb. 15)
Dobbs
2-
3
3-
40c
15c
~5c
70c
—
Fund, Inc. (quarterly
net investment income)
from
3-
1
3-
nf2
York (quar.)—
(payable in class B stock)
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
■
American deposit receipts (interim)
Divco-Wayne Corp.
Stock dividend
2-
from net
(quar.)__
(quar.—
dividend on class A
5
4-
4-
1
45c
dividend
4.40%
2-12
2-12
4-
^>Oc
income)
—
4% preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)——.
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Food Mart, Inc. (quar.)—
Ford Motor Co. (quar.)
Foxboro Company (quar.)
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Bond Fund (from earned income)
.Income Fund (from earned income)—
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Friedman (Louis) Realty Co. (quar.)
2-15
50c
2-27
2-27
(From net investment
3-18
2-15
2-29
$3
(quar.)
11
1-20
2DC
4C
Florida Power Corp.,
2-15
3,
5
3-11
! :)
^uc
—
Flagg-Utica Corp. (quar.)
Tubing (resumed)
Florida Growth Fund—
2-26
2-
& Rubber—
dividend
Stock
5
1
3-10
•
4%% preferred (quar.)
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
4
4-
5
2-
3-31
$1.45
(initial)
.
pfd.
4.60%
of Delaware
common
5
2-
Life Insurance Co.
Board,
Firestone Tire
Stock
2-
1
3-22
28%c
Filtrol Corp.
1-15
3-21
'
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-10
9-29
1
3-
35c
23c
3-18
4-
3-
35c
Fund (Special payment from longterm capital gains. Cash or stock optional)
Field (Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Field)
1-15
4-15
2-19
Fidelity
2-15
*5c
1-22
3-10
25c
——
Paper
5
2-
2-26
2-11
87/2C
20c
$1,12/2
38c
Corp.
Federal
2-15
2-15
2-15
—
—
Federal
*10c
4-
1
3-
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (Quar.)
National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
3-10
25c
t50c
3-
n
(quar.)
Corp.,
preierred
Quarterly
9
2-
1
2-15
5%
Federal Asphalt
3-11
8
4-
3-22
1
.
(quar.)_
(quar.)—^
—
Products (annual)
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)—
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.)
f
Federal-Mart Corp, (quar.)
—
:
Fedders
8
3-11
12c
40c
_____—
&
Class
Brewing
conv.
2-10
4-22
3-
$i.ib /*
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
2-8
3-
2-29
3
2-19
$1.25
prior
Falstaff
3-15
5%
(quar.)
Fund (quarterly
Corp.
dividend)
(stock
Farmers & Traders
10%
1
3-
2-10
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
Fall River Electric, 5.80%
pfd.
1
3-
3-15
7t4-
8c
Pittsburgh RR. gtd.
&
1
2-29
3-19
30c
Mills, common (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)——
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)————
5% preferred (quar.)
4
v
2-25
.2-10
4-15
+12
Erlanger
4
25c
$1
45c
2-10
3-
Forge & Steel Corp.—
Erie
4
4-
30c
87%c
income)
Mfg.,
(quar.).
Fund, Inc
Equity
1-22
2-20
4-
2-10
3-
$1,21/8
3c
25c
60c
(quar.)
preferred
2-10
3-
.^l;25
—
—-
(stock dividend)
common
convertible
$2
9
2-
2-24
9c
15c
Dupuis Freres,
;
(quar.)
guaranteed
CochrHt! r\Co' fthree-for-one)
1
8-15
3-15
(extra)—
—
,P,'.eferred 'duar.)
t&, Plttsburgh RR.—
Special
I
3-
5
$1-25
$1-25
cn
A
3-
3-15
Equity Corp.,
■
—
Y.)
roller
guaranteed
1-23
1-15
2-15
$1.12%';
30c
1
Raynolds. new com. (initial).
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)
——
35c
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp., class A (quar.)—ioc
Devoe
3
%
10c
-
Insurance Co.
Clevew
Clafi!
,a'ss
8
$125
——
fqnar.)....
(N.
2-19
3-
$1
Productions (quar.)
Detroit
8
Pacific
_
Co.
rvice Employees
cSScl dividend
otfw,
:
$1
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Citwc
Transit Co. (reduced)
cte,s
service Co.
(quar.).
T(rndllTts Corp'
-
(quar,).—
Machine Co., com.
(quar.).
'
30c
-
com.
3-
75c
T,
(quar.)..—
Inc.-
& Electric,
Milling
Preferred
Co2
2-
3-15
Diversified Investment
30c
(quar.)_._.__
Preferred
Cinr't pr(;ferred
Clev^i
eiaiiu
4
3-
'
(quar.).—_
Co.
Preferred (quar.)..
Civu
2-
5
I2%c
(quar.)
Dodge
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
(quar.)..
ChicaRo, Burlington &
Quincy RR. Co
Cheapo
Pneumatic Tool
(quar.).
Chicago Yellow Cab
innatl,
2-18
62%c
preferred
2-15
1-15
1%
—
Jiati Gas
3-15
2-10
_-P——
.
Corp.
Manhattan Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
henango & Unadilla
Telephone Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
mcinnati
1-29
2-15
2-
1
2-10
3-
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)_—4.3 Mc
4.36% preferred (quar.)_t_,_-———
—
$1-09
3-15
20c
Co
Dentists' Supply Co. of New
3-15
2-29
America—
(quar.).-—:—Plug Co. (increased quar.)
(Increased)
cnase
1
2-15
convertible preference
champion Spark
nciunati
9
Refining—'
53
■4'/a')
9
1
(s-a)
Oil
9-
12-
3-15
dividend)
Chambersburg Engineering
Champlin
9-21
12-21
50c
—
Voting common (quar.)..
$8 debenture (quar.)
Desilu
15c
50%
Cerro tie Pasco
Corp. (stock dividend)
Cessna Aircraft Co.
(quar.)—
Stock dividend
(3-for-2 split)————
Chain Belt Co.
Common
3-10
6-10
4-
Company
Dennison
3-21
2-
&
investment
6-21
3-
Co.
(L. A.)
Delaware
3-10
2-15
3-19
1
2-10
____v-
Flexible
preferred (quar.)
Deere
6-10
$1.12%
P.-——.
Central Soya
Co., new common (initial).—Central Vermont Public
Service
(quar.)—
Central Violeta
Sugar Co. S. A._
Charnberlin
3-21
6-21
(quar..—--.r——-
—
(quar.)
Stores
Drug
Dayton Rubber Co.—
Stock dividend
9-
(quar.)
5%
8%
12-
--
4-
First National
(initial)
(special)
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)
9-21
(quar.)
Common
1
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
40c
Daryl Industries
Day Mines, Inc.
12-21
—
—
preferred (quar.)—
prior preferred
:
Darling
25c
25c
25c
$1.25
$1.25
—
Ltd.———
Dahlstrom Metallic Door
3-12
25c
(interim)
1
25c
$1.05
(quar.)
Asbestos,
4-
t5c
6'/2%
(quar.)
12-
2-10
2-10
3-
oil/4
.—+®1
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(stock dividend)
4/c
Emporium Capwell Co.
(quar.)~
25c
Sugar—
prior
$1.60
2-15
1
12-15
3-
3-
Increased-annually
Curtis Publishing—
2-20
2-15
(quar.).
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4
$1.12%
10c
$1.75
llTsC
tlOc
(quar.)
Co.,
International,
Cunningham
Co.—
Casa International Corp., new com.
Case (J. I.) Company, 7% preferred
Seal
7%
1
:
40c
1
(quar.)
class A
International,
&
preferred
1
9-15
■
1
69-
tl7%c
(quar.)
Corp. '(stock
Cork
7%
3-
6-15
5c
(quar.)
(year-end)——
dividend)
Corp.
<•
3-15
12%c
50c
30c
—
Cuban-American
2-15
2-29
35c
K.), Inc.
Controls
5-
•
40c
(quar.).—
Cork
2-15
2-29
& W.
^
2-10
3-
$1-4^
Ltd. (quar.)
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
434%
preferred (quar.).,.
Empire Life Insurance Co. (Ontario)—
1
2._<•
3-
2-10
1
3-
*l-3'./i
—■—
2-
3-31
3-
$1.34
_
Emco,
75c
(increased)
dividend)______
(quar.)
Crown
Crush
2-15
2-
ir'oni/
(quar.)
Rubber
4-
2-25
$1-3//a
Investment
Hose &
Electric
2-T
3-30
(quar.)
Crown
2-15
1
2-29
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Croinpton & Knowles Corp.
3-10
2-15
2-15
3-
(quar.)_.
(stock
Co.
.A.
1
$1.02 /a
—
Stop Nut Corp. of America
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.)
2-15
4-
5-
.
(quar. )^_
(1958 series).—
$4,875 preferred
Electronics
$1.13
com.
preferred
2nd
$5
1-29
1
3-
65c
'■——
Inc.
Beverage
2-15
75c
20c
22%c
30c
(quar.)
com.
Imperial Mills, Ltd.
Cramer
1-14
1960)
Corp.
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Common
E-xtra
2-12
3-31
1-30
Paper—
...
Refrigeration
(G.
Corson
Cosmos
I
preferred
&
4%% preferred
80c
—.—
Central Charge Service—
non-cumulative
40c
56J/4C
(quar.)_
common
I
Copperweld Steel Co. (quar.)_
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)—.
2-29
1-29
York—
(quar.)
preferred A
Range
Copper
3-
(quar.)——;
preferred
5
Ltd.—
--r.-r—
Corp.,
Copeland
2-
2-15
2-15
10c
(quar.j
common
15.
4
J50c
Corp.
March
Cooper-Jarrett.
2-
J50c
dividend-.
Stock
3-1
(s-a)
pfd. (quar.).
Steel
Cooper-Bessenier
4
4-
2-25
1
—I?0
preferred (quar.)..—
preferred (quar.)__
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)—
5.50%
preferred (quar.)..
5.68%
preferred (quar.)
6.40% 1st preferred (quar.)—
1
3-
$1.12%
Paint & Varnish Co.,
prior
3-15
'
3-15
5-
(quar.)_
common
5.36%
1
3-15
1
(^quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Gas,
1
4-
in
5V2%
2-10
3-
$1.04
(quar.)
Co.,
1-29
1
1
J50c
&
Natural
2-10
4-
*
Associates
Manuiacturing
Paso
4(4%
"
(increased) ....
(2-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
Cook
3-
3-
3-31
tl5c
1
2-
2-15
35c
$1.37%
(quar.)
America,
preferred
holders
El
(accum.)—
B (accum.)
Utilities
1
.
Elastic
(quar.)
Can
Continental
1-20
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Eaton
2-15
per
(quar.)
of
Corp.
Continental
^oc
—
preferred
Container
3-
2-29
preferred
$4.52
3-
3-15
3-10
2-15
$6 preferred
Eastern
-3-
2-15
(Maryland)—
$7 preferred A
}50c
Co., common
preferred
$4.50
4-15
35c
Power
$4.16
3-15
2
' 21c
New
Power
1
5-
2-29
3-15
»L50
7%c
2oC
(quar,)
States Corp.
Eastern
5c
quar.
Consumers
3-
3-15
*20c
t75c
*$1.07
t$1.25
Extra
4.50'/
of
Co.
Laundries
Consolidated Water
income
Co.
Edison
Consolidated
2-26
U5c
+loc
t50c
(quar.)
iquar.)
Carpenter Steel Co.
$25.50
at
1
4-
22%c-
quarterly
Consolidated Freightways Inc. (quar!)
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp. (quar.)
1-18
1-22
(quar.)
Carpenter
March
on
2-15
10c
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Quarterly
Quarterly ;
Quarterly
Quarterly
Connohlo, Inc., 40c preferred
3-26
3-
' '
income
2-for-l
redeemed
1-29
1
20c
Concord Natural Gas, common (quar.)______
5%% preferred (quar.)
Confederation Life Assurance (Toronto)—
1-29
3-21
(quar.)..
of Rec.
(quar.)__—
common
Assn.,
Racing
preferred
$1
3-10
70c
,
share plus this dividend)
5
4-29
be
6%
3-
25c
~
__
split
:
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.)
5% convertible preferred • (entire issue to
5
3- 1
alter
2-16
$1.06Va
'
(quar.)
Commonwealth Telephone
5
3-15
(quar.)—
Carlisle Corp.
Co.
investment
2-29
4.10%
Shearing & Stamping
Commonwealth Income Fund-
5
J29/4C
414%
•
Prom
2- 5
3-
'
(quar.)
ordinary
5Vit'ii preferred (quar.)
Capital Records (quar.)
—
'
8
2-15
+S,
(quar.)
4preferred
4%
4-
Credit
Holders
Co.—
Water
Louip & Interurban
preferred (quar.)
60c
Commercial
4-10
4-30
UZ/2c
Canadian Western Natural Gas,
City
,4-30
4-
Pacific Ry.,
Utilities, Ltd.,
Canadian
r
Commercial
27/2c
J8.%c
investment
Ltd.
net
Canadian
C
9
283Ac
(quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos.,
Carson
1-30
When
Payable
t$1.75
Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
St.
25c
Carbon
preferred (quar.)...
Combined Enterprises, Ltd.
(quar.)
Combined Locks Paper, class A (quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
Canadian
$6
2-
3-15
<s-a)_
Carrier
3-1
2-15
East
2-16
6%c
$4.25
2-15.
2-18
oc
(s-a)
5%
1
1
2bc
25c
27c
preference (quar.)
Canaua Packers. Ltd.—
From
3-
3-11
3-15
1
20c
6%c
6%c
Co.
(quar.).
Columbia Gas System (quar.)._.
Columbia Pictures Corp.,
3-11
3-
17%c
41/2%
A
3-11
r
3-31
Eastern
-
2-15
,„7/
(quar )
00c participating class A (quar.)
Canada Malting Co. Ltd., common
B
1
1
20c
(quar.)
Canada Foils. Ltd., common
Class
4-
East Kootenay Power.
9c
(monthly)
Columbian
3-
^
Interstate Telephone (quar.)
California-Pacific Utilities
New common
(initial quar.)
5c preferred (quar.)
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.).
,
550',/
preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp. (quar )
Canada Cement, Ltd., common (quar.)
Class
Corp.—
(accumulative)..
common
of Company
3-
30c
Increased
California
preference
A
1
Corp. of America (quar.j___—_—.
Colorado Central Power Co., com. (monthly)
Common
(montnly)
2-11
Aviation, Inc.
California Electric Power
California Ink
(quar.)
$1.30
1
45c
dividend
Stock
4-
35c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.).
California Eastern
Class
Common
2-23
rJS
.
Terminal Buildings
Butler Bros.,
preferred (quar.)
Collins & Aikman (increased)
Colonial Acceptance
Name
1-25
2-15
30c
87%c
(quar.)
common
Par
of Rec.
Share
Holders
Payable
Colonial
4-1
SrtiiW (q?ar.)nI:.-in--™riri
Co.,
When
Share
of Company
$3.50
_
Pr0£on ,,referred
Snklvn
Par
Name
Colgate-Palmolive
3-23
10%
——25c
t
con}e„v'1 kale
Holdert
Payable
(final less British, in-
Ltd.
nwsen
i
When
Share
of Company
name
11
1
2-
5
3-15
3-
2
3-
I!
•
f
12
(612)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Par
Name
of
A
Employees
3-for-2
split is subject to
approval on March 23
(W.
Grace
R.)
&
National
Grand
Union
Granite
Great
Co.
(stock
Bank
(N.
Y.)
Increased
&
Pacific
Holdert
Payable
of Rec.
25c
3-25
3-
per
Name
,
Lines
4-30
(s-a)
4-
3-10
$2
3-
15C
split)
1
8
$2,50
2-
2-15
$2.50
1-22
1
25c
2-24
of
Rhode
preferred
1-25
Great
Ry.
Southern
Quarterly
Great
Life
Insurance
'
—
Public
West
2-
9
3.75%
40c
3-10
3-
1
4.20%
*12'^C
2-15
1-30
SI.76
2-15
1-30
44-4%
Co., Ltd.—
Iowa
(quar.)
—
Great Western Financial
Stock dividend
—
(quar.)———
12c
Bay & Western RR. Co
Income debentures A———-a.
Income debentures B
Green
(A.
Green
Fire Brick
convertible
Gross
preferred
Telecasting,
Class
common
<quar.)_
Guardian Consumer
Class A
tquar.)
convertible
Guardian Mutual
Finance
Mobile
&
Water
Brass,
new
common
1st
preferred
preferred
(entire
redemption at $10
■
Bros.
Hamilton
Co.,
2nd
3-17
boro.
1
4-15
2-10
1-25
Jetronic
2-10
1-25
3-10
2-29
Johnson
3-19
2-29
Jones
3-15
2-11
Common
2-23
4V«%
5-23
2-11
4-
1
3-
60c
3-
1
1
1
75c
2-15
2-
3-
2-10
12Vi%
5
(quar.)
Mining Co.
(quar.)_—
Hercules Gallon Products—
(quar.)
preferred
Hormel
New
(George
&
Hardart
(stock
Co.
(N.
to
be
1
2-11
3-25
i
stock
Increased
1
Quarterly
1959
designated
Industrial
Stock
Bank
6%
of
dividend
Ingersoil-Rand
Inland
as
Co.,
preferred
Steel Co.
sale
investment
_■
preferred
Interstate
(quar.)._I
Freight
Company,
I.
A.)
the
of
&
Inc.
Secord
4-15
3-31
Class
A
4-15
3-31
Class
3-31
5%
3-31
Lawson
&
Class
6\
3
Lee
2-26
1
3-14
2-15
1-29
3-
1
1
2-19
Monarch
Salt
Co.
2-25
Monsanto
2-15
Monumental
Liggett
2-26
Lilly
5*/4%
preferred
Insurance
Class
3-15
Loblaw
r
Loblaw
3-
1
2-
1
1
6-
1
1
2-18
A
3-
1
2-
1
12-31
3%
2-15
2-
3-10
2-23
2
3-10
1-27
3" 1
1
2-10
2-15
35c
$1.75
2-
5
47c
2-20
23c
3-
1
3-10
2-10
3-
2-15
5C
1
5
5-10
1
2-
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
(quar.)
_
35c
45c
IOC
—
15c
.
1
2-29
3-
1
2-10
5
2-12
2-15
2-
2-23
25c
3-
2-15
5
2-15
100%-.i
2-24
12c
2-25
1-29
3-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1-
5c
383lc
(quar.)——
pfd.
2-11
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-16
$1.10
2-29
3-16
2-29
2-12
1-29
(quar.)
class
A
(accumulative)
Chemical
Life
25c
—
:
3-12
2-
1
25c
Co.
(quar.)
3-15
2-
8
30c
2-5
1-29
/■
(quar.)
Hardware,
75c
$1.25
—
Co.,
2-15
2-
3-
2-15
1
Co.—
(quar.i
Engineering
2-29
3-31
2-15
(quar.)—^
Insurance
3-16
25C
16 V2C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
30c
1
3-10
2-17
$1
2-29
2-11
25C
3-30
3-16
Motor
Wheel
1
2-15
5
1-29
prior
40c
2-15
Mutual
Loblaw,
Local
Inc.
Star
(incr.
quar.)__
Lucky
-
4-
1
3-
2-19
•,
Corp.
(increased)———
(stock
Co.
Corp.,
Class
B
.
class
Bellas
National
Biscuit
A
(quar.)—
2-19
2-15
National
2-10
National
30c
Lager
A
(quar.)
(quar.).
A
—
—
■V
(quar.)—
3-
1
2-
9
1
2-
9
30c
3-
4
3-
1
2-19
3-10
$1.25
2-15
21c
2-15
3-
12 '/2C
2-19
&
(quar.)
66c
conv.
National
preferred
$1.50
pref.
National
4 V2 %
Lead
1-30
National Lock
1
2-
2
Co.
(quar.)—
4
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
National
preferred
*54c
3-
1
2-
3
National
hi
St.
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
1-29
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
2-15
3-7
2-19
3-15
2-19
10c
Louis
preferred
RR.
3-31
3-15
20c
3-
2-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
Company,
gains
(quar.).v..—
(quar.)
and
&
Chemical
Co.
18c
3-11
*37 */2C
4-
3-u
3-11
50c
4-
3-
2-11
$1.75
3-15
2-18
3-10
2-25
National
&
&
Fibre
Mfg.
Co.
Nazareth
2-
1
Cement
Neisner
Neon
50c
2-15
2-29
Bros.,
Products
Neptune
$2.40
2-26
New
Britain
1-20
New
Jersey
2-25
2-
2-15
1-29
4%
1-30
New
2-25
2-
5
$1.53
3-16
2-
5
4V2 %
$4.50
Air
25c
3-15
2-25
*30c
3-10
2-10
-
2-15
—
4-22
35c
2-15
60c
2-15
50c
•'
—
(quar.)
3-15
115c
2-10
'
(quar.)——
Light Co.—
(quar.)____.
Co.
4-
$1.01 V*
annual)._
1
1
33-
1
50C
——
2-16
40c
(quar.)
75c
25c
—
iquar.)_
(quar.)
4-
$1
(quar.)_
Brake
preferred
4-15
10b
t
(quar.)—!_r—
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
Yo*U State Electric & Gas—
New common
(initial quar.)
preferred
preferred
2-15
«fe
New
33/4%
3-15
5c
$1.0C'/4
Ltd.
New
quar.
3-28
40c
(quar.
preferred
York
3-15
25c
2-15
2-15
17 Vic
;
(quar.)
Jersey Realty Co. (Increased
Jersey Zinc Co.__
,*15c
2-16
25c
-
common
Light
preferred
4.05%
New
Gas
Power
2-16
10c
(quar.)—
Co.,
preferred
3-15
2-15
2-15
(quar.)
Canada,
Meter
10c
5
(quar.)_.
(quar.)-.
Inc.
1
3-
2%
divi.
,
4-20
7-20
1
2-25
3-30
10c
Neiman-Marcus Co., common
4V\% preferred (quar.)
3-10
cash
(quar.)
1
5
4-
15c
2%
20c
1-19
2-
35c
—
—
Television—
2-
3-11
2-26
.
Tile
2-15
2-15
20c
(quar.)—_
————
Vulcanized
'
Extra
10c
10c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Theatres
National
1
*30c
4-
.__
(Delaware)
(quar.)
dividend, in lieu of regular
25C
—
tl5c
15c
2-15
\
(quar.)—.
Stock
1
10c
5
4-16
;—
dividend—-
National
New
Fund—
capital
dividend i
Starch
Stock
5-
5%
2-
5-
(quar.)_
stock—
Shirt
National
8-
35c
—
5
3-
15c
(quar.)__—_
pfd. A
Shops
National-Standard Co.
*6c
A
common
National
*6c
(quar.)
2-15
2-
income:
Nease Chemical
$1.25
common
(increased).—————
6%,
1
Co.—
$2.50
2-11
$1.12 */2
3-10
Ry.
(s-a)
1
3-
(quar.)
stock
3-
$1.21
—
quar.)—
4- 1
3-
Securities & Research Corp.—
Quarterly payments from net investment
3-
1
45c
3-20
3-15
(quar.)
3-
,
:
8
2-11
National
National Tea
Corp.—
common
common
7%
3.
*15c
(quar.)—
Co.,
2-26
*20c;
'
Co.,
;
$1.06 »/4
(quar.i—
(quar.).
Gypsum
preferred
2-26
2-15
'
2.29 .;
30c
(quar.)
Welding
National Grocers Co.,
Ltd.,
4
'
-i———______ '•
Electric
4
4-15
90c
(quar.—
National Drug & Chemical
(Canada), Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
—'
1-29
3-
$1.75
•;
preferred
(quar.).
Chemical Corp.—
•'
3-
60c
preferred
3-31
—
Ltd,
2-23
2-17
pfd, (quar.)
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
(initial)..
Shoes,
3-10
7~Vac
...
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)
Lynch
Carrier
Systems
(quar.)—
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)
Co.
1-29
3-
*54c
(quar.).—
(Initial
from
3-15
10c
*37»/2C
i
Ltd.,
5
ll'/iC
common
Co.
4'A%
2-15
1
Common
2-15
4-
4%
11c
Distillers
2-15
1
common-(quar.)-—
4
1-22
8
2-29
.
50c
17Vic '.
$3.60
*10c
_____
Breweries,
Co.
3-
3-
-dnereased-s-a)__
(quar.)
Company,
3-15
7*/2c
50c
/
•"
Inc.
Co.,
preferred
—-
—_
Hess,
*10c
Nashville
Steel
3-
7%
dividend)———
(quar.-)—/
(quar.)
National
3-
60c
split)
Lunkenhelmer
Maher
25c,
2-15
'
'
;
—
'
Nashua
3-15
2-26
50c
(quar.)
&
Magna vox
2-
■
Fund—
Airlines
National
split)
(initial)—
Corp. (R. I.),
Rubber
income
2%
—
—
'
Securities
/National Casket
3-15
4-
Co.—
Common
«SI.35
3-
profits)
National
4-15
4-15
3-
60c
—:—
non-cumulative
Madison
3-11
Nachman
$1.31 */4
—
(quar.)
Cement
Macmillan
1-29
15c
4-15
(10-for-l
Gas,
MacLeods.
2- 1
2-25
4-30
40c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson
5%
2-15
6c
Mutual
4
50c
quar.)—^
Glass
preferred
Mile
$0,127
4-
20c
_____——
common
Finance
4.84%
1-29
2-15
15c
Ltd.. common
preferred (quar.)
Preferred
Lone
2-25
/
(quar.)__—.—
Supply
(Quarterly of $0,069 from net investment
inc. plus $0,058 from realized
securities
2-15
*$1
1
2-15
1
4-30
2-
2-19
1
4-30
1
2-12
4-15
.
(increased)-——
3-
3-14
3-
.
40c
3-10
3-
*25c
3-15
1-22
2-29
+25c
.
1
.2-15
6c
Mutual
1-25:
1
(quar.)
4-
25%
25c
1
3-
8
3-
Co.
Co.
Fuel
Mountain
3-15
62 */2 C
(quar.)
-/ 30c
Income Foundation.—~-i- 15c
Investment Fund, Inc.—
5
2-
(quar.)
(stock dividend>_
Corp.
Diablo
2-
7'/2c
& Co.
Knudsen
1
3-
preferred
(John)
4-
1
30c
.
98 %C
,
1-28
2-26
35c
(quar.)__
1-26
2-10
$1.15
Co.,
Co
preferred
Morgan
1
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
4-21
3-
(quar.)
5%
2-20
2-20
3-14
(quar.)
1-20
30c
2-
'
40c
first preference
$3
+25c
(quar.)
1st
Lukens
75c
2
25c
20c
Corp.
———
Treating
Co.
Louisville
40c
3-
62*/2C
•
Finance
—
(initial).
(4-for-l
3-
—.
A_
Co.
(initial
Co.
Steel
Louisville
2-20
3-3
Moody's Investors Service—
2-16
2-15
*150
Groceterias,
New
3-
1
Products Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
&
B
$1.50
7-
4-
Motor
(quar.).—
Cos., Ltd., class
Class
2nd
2-10
$1.11 Vt
2-
5-
10c
class
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class
1-25
1-20
3
3
Morrison
v.
(Virginia)
(quar.)—„—
Myers Tobacco (quar.)——_
&
(Ell)
Lindberg
l'/2%
3-10
'
(quar.)
2-26
2-29
33-
4-15
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
Engineering
3-18
2-16
1
1
Co., Ltd.—
Marking System
2-29
* 15c
Cement
3-18
70c
44-
4,//2C
Rubber
3-10
1
3
97 V2C
$1,083/4
$2.50
—
Sons
Life
2-18
3-
———_______
participating
Mohawk
4
15C
&
2-15
3-11
3-3
1
90c
Portland Cement
6-30
*$i
2-29
3-31
3- 7
1
4-
Morrell
—
Libby-Owens-Ford
2-20
3-31
4-
common.—
•
2-29
3-23
25c
1-29
(quar.)
Jones, Ltd.,
1-31
1
2-15
3-15
(quar.)——
3-15
4-
Line
(Robert)
1-
30c
(quar.)
2-20
*47 Vic
Pipe
B
Mount
Levlnes, Inc., (stock dividend).——
Lexington Trust Fund—Shares
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common
(quar.)
2-19
3-
2-23
4
37V2C
Ry.
Mitchell
1-29
Acceptance Ltd.—
Portland
Lester
2-19
3-
2-11
3-14
3-
95c
—
(increased)
Louis
2-15
96 V4C
(quar.)
Inc. (stock; dividend)
(monthly)
St.
2-15
1
30c
(quar.)
Co.
1
3-
2-25
25c
\
;_
(annual)—
&
7-29
*$1.75
—
Candy Shops, Inc.
(James)
Lehigh
2-19
1
3-
$1.:.;;
(quar.)————
Co.
Gas
2-16
12 V2C
:—
Cady Co. (quar.)..
(H. D..i
Company (quar.)—
Leslie
1
5
1-29
1
&
Lees
3-
2-
1
2-11
10%
1
2-15
15C
(quar.)_—•
Mining
Class
Ltd.—
(quar.)
tquar.)
preferred
Lee
*75c
3-
50c
(quar.)__
;
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
2-20
10c
B
3-10
$1.06 */4
5
—_____
Y.)
1
1-25
4-
(quar.
B
6-20
<N.
Missouri-Kansas
3-
3-
2-
3-
—:
(quar.)
————
Laurentide
5
75c
com.
(quar.)—
Milling
Company
2-
30c
3-15
1
—-—
2-29
8
3-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Industries
Bryant,
2-19
3%
3-15
27%c
Superior hi Ishpeming RR. Co.
37c
4-15
3-31
2-15
SI.50
Inc.
Woods
Extra
2-18
Co.
preferred
Lang
2-15
4-15
3-15
Motor
Lane
1
3-15
3-31
1
Utilities
South
15c
(quar.)...-
1-29
3-
3-30
$1,183/4
(s-a I
iquar.)
Missouri
"iquar.).:
2-29
3-
_______
Co.
1-27
3-31
10c
iquar.)
7%
2%
*55c
^
2-10
2-
40c
common
12-31
•
3-
—
(quar.)__
Water
Minneapolis
1-30
3-10
7c
(quar.)
2-15
22c
25%
H.)
Moore-Handley
preferred
Lane
Ltd*"(quar.)I—
System
2-15
•"
9c
preferred
Lake
(quar.)...
Corp.,
Co.
2
from
dividend)
Mortgage Co.
(initial)—.<
Engineering Corp. (quar.
Motor
iS. S.)
2-15
42*/2c
_____
———
(quar.)
Assurance
Piping
Mineral
2-15
1-29
securi¬
....
Interstate
12c
W 50c
(quar.)—
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Laboratories
$1
common
2-25
10%
37'/2C
—
Co.
Brick
Minneapolis
from income and
3
3
.
2-11
3-
Lanston
13c
dividend
2-26
4
3-15
Long
(10c
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Co
International Business
Machines Corp.—
Increased quarterly
Interchemical Corp., common
(quar.)_
International Harvester, 7%
pfd.
(quar.)I.
International Holdings
Corp. (final for 1959
from net
ordinary income)
International Investors, Inc
—I
International Petroleum
Ltd. (quar.)
International Resistance Co.
Stock
Middle
Miles
2-
3-15
3-
75c
from
common
2-25
2-15
15c
(quar.)
(3c
Midwest
2-15
1
5c
_—
3-21
Apparel,
in
(stock
hi
Wire
3-15
3-
5
68 %c
(W.
S3
dividend
40c
$1.18%
_
2-
(quar.)
Krueger
40c
3c
(quar.
2-20
2-
2-
15c
—
<quar.)_;
(stock
preferred
(H.
Middlesex
2-i5
2-15
62'/2c
Packing, 6*/2% pfd.
(quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube
(quar.)——_
Mickelberry's Food Products (quan)—
2-29
2-29
4.45%
Meyer
2-12
C
L'Aiglon
3
net
(quar.)
Fund
3-15
preferred
1
2-15
*37 Vic
(s-a)
Interprovincial Pipe Line.
International Utilities
2-11
convertible
3-29
20c
(quar.)
International Silver Co.,
1
3-21
2-
Corp.—
securities
ties
Stock
3-
62 V2C
2-
5%
Inter-Coqnty Title Guaranty
2-11
$1.12 'i
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
3.85% preferred (quar.)—
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
2-11
1
(quar.)—
5%
capital gains div.)
Commerce (N. Y.)—
profits)
Insurance Corp. of
America
1
3-
A
2-11
100%
42'/2C
and
3-
$1.08%
preferred
a
income
2-11
convertible
5%
____
of
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation
2-11
1
1-30
(Ontario)—
Paper
common
1
3-
Fire
25c
12 Vic
Flo-Gaze Paints, Ltd.
(quar.)
Incorporated Investors (a
distribution of
from
3-
2%
2-15
_i
realized
Metropolitan
5%
75c
Imperial
gain
Merchants
2-15
(quar.)________
Funds—
Company,
Link-Belt
hi
2-15
:[■■■-
A
Company
1
Inc
31c
_
1
Mengel
1
40c
____...
(monthly)
6%
Power
Imperial
2-15
3-
h
40c
55c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
3-
gains)
2-26
32c
.
...
Co- (quar.)
Color
Chemical
common
(quar.)..
7%
2-15
31'/4C
.
Corp.
Co.,
Fund
2-15
.
25c
35 Vic
(quar.)
dividend
Mortgage
preierred
$1.18%
*6V'4C
3-15
•
Corp.—
preferred B
Menasco
$1.18%
dividend
Kresge
Kroger
2-15
1
3-
31 Vic
.
—
dividend.
Erie
1
4%
Co.
Inc.
Mfg.
Telephone
_
Kratter Corp.—
Class B (monthly)
2-29
3-
Corp.—
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production
(quar.)
$2
3-
SI
A
Idaho
Sl.09%
$1.10
_
2nd
&
3-
5%
2-11
93»2c
...
Extra
2-12
2-15
1
Robbins,
Shoe
_
dividend
30c
(quar.)
Hudson County National
Bank
(Jersey City)
Stock dividend
Hudson Pulp hi
Paper
Huron
2-29
3-
$1.03 Vi
&
Meadville
Corp.—
Glass,
Laura
quar.)
....
Stock
4
Ltd.—
&
capital
Koehring
2-11
$1.25
Industries
3-
1
2-15
3-31
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)
4%%
_______—__—
Stock
Knox
-
dividend).
Company (quar.)..
Bay Mining & Smelting
Co., Ltd.—
.Quarterly
&
4'/4%
59 %c
,
re¬
Hudson
Foods
from
Knott Hotels
1
1
$1.50
(increased
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
5.12% preferred B
(quar.)
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
9
4-
20c
share
per
Hubinger
Hunt
2-
1
$1.06*4
4% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred
(quar.)—
Howe Sound Co.
(stock
$1.41
2-
22 Vic
_
Company
Knickerbocker
2-19
3-
10c
dividend)
Household Finance
Corp., common
3%%
preferred
(quar.)—
Class
3-10
25c
2-15
1
3-
35c
Y.)—
5%
preferred
<quar.)_
Housatonic Public Service
$1.25
K-l
Keystone Steel
1-18
15c
lVi%
(initial)
preferred A (Entire issue
deemed on Feb.
15 at $105
plus this dividend)
hi
Mead Corp., common
,
Custodian
Series
2-10
87 Vic
15c
tquar.)—
6%
Horn
hi
Keystone
2-26
1
2-15
40c
__—_—
Co.
McQuay-Norris
6
3-21
*45c
dividend)
common
(quar.)
A.)
common
(stock
Corp.,
McKesson
62 Vic
$1.06'/4
—
3-31
tquar.)
9
2-19
(quar.)
&
3-31
Chemical Corp.—
Fund
Ray)
2-19
Melville
preferred
Income
Ketchum
■
._
Company
iJ.
4-15
com.
4
2-
62»/2C
dividend
3-11
9
3-
$1.25
__
—
<x
Stock
25c
4-15
4-
—
(quar.)*.*-————...
*13%c
...
5%
E.|
Co.
(quar.)———:
Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)_
(Henry) Ac Co
$4.25
McDermott
2-15
or
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)—_____________
Douglas Co.,
Kerr
Corp.—
(Charles
Hooker Chemical
12Mtc
-
Hobart
Honegger's
Corp.,
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)—
B
(increased)
(quar.)
(special dis¬
long-term capital
stock)——_—
realized
*15c
(quar.)
Stock
——
Holt
3-
30c
Vquar.)—
Quarterly
4-
2-10
48%c
—
Iquar.)
5%
preferred
3Vi%
preferred
(quar.i—_.
S4.37'i preferred (quar.)
Hinde L Dauch
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Hires
2-
3-10
50c
pfd.
1
4-20
25c
—_™
(quar.)
Lignt, 3.90%
3-
$1.50
—_
Hecla
..
A
5c
45c
——.
Common
preferred
1-22
4-25
,2-19
...
Trust
Investors
net
of
gains payable in cash
$2.50
City Power & Light—
434%
5
1-29
Chemical
1
preferred
&
Kentucky Utilities
1-29
2-
*$1.25
—
1
2-29
2-15
5S1.25
._
2-26
Hey den-Newport
2-
partlc. class A preferred (quar.).
Kennametal. Inc.
(increased)...—
5
2-29
preferred
Hercules Power,
9
25c
12Vi%
6%
2-
3-15
dividend)
40c
122 Vic
;
Marx
25c
3%
stock
3%
dividend)
(quar.)—
common
20c
tribution
McCord
_
Kelly
5-
&
1
$1.05
2-26
Electric
2-
_
2-15
5-16
Hart-Scha'fner
9
3-10
3-15
Hartfora
2-
,
Co.
Co.,
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Massachusetts
(Greens¬
3-10
4-
&
Quarterly
2-25
(initial
A
>1
3-15
25c
2-26
2-26
2'/2%
(stock
20c
2-29
1
Insurance
3-15
41/4%
5
2-
3-
2-15
4-
*6Vic
tquar.)
(quar.)_
2-15
85c
3
4-1
4
3-15
Co.
Field
95c
Kansas
3-15
3-17
*15c
preferred
Chemical
2-
3-10
3-15
—
preferred
(quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance
3-15
(quar.).———..
(quar.)—
convertible preferred
(quar.)..
preferred (1959)
(quar.)..
434%
$1
Harshsw
2-12
2-29
3-1
35c.85c
—
(Calif.)
Basket
$1
:——;—-—
(quar.).
1
$1.25
iquar.)——
preferred
preferred
4%%
3-10
25c
preierred
3-
$1.25
Steel
Kaiser Aluminum
6-13
(increasedi__
6%
Marshall
4
(quar.)———
Hanover Bank (N. Y.)
(stock dividend)——
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
Common
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
3-14
J75C
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
Hamilton Watch Co., common
Marmon-Hcrrington
2-12
$1.40
A
.'—-——
Laughlin
2-15
$1.16
———
(quar.)
2-12
1
common—.—
Life
Johnson
&
2-
'
dividend
1
3-
5C
(quar.
convertible
2-25
25c
5%
4%
C.)
Industries
&
$1.25
(initial)—
common
3-
44c
■
dividend
Stock
Market
1
15c
2-10
2-10
2%
Corp.,
preferred
17*/2c
1-20
1-20
3-15
2-10
2-19
2-26
Corp.—
1
1
1
——
2-19
*22'^c
preferred
Midland
4-
""
_—
Marine
2-10
t$3
1-20
2-10
36c
...
3-10
6-16
2-15
2-10
5c
3-
———_—_
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6%
5%
Standard
N.
Extra
called for
share plus this divi¬
a
Ltd.,
preferred
Jefferson
1
5-
preferred
Inc.,
2c
35%c
issue
15)——
Cotton.
Stock
5%
Feb.
1-25
4-
1st
100%
tquar.)_
2nd
on
2-16
5%
3
4%%
5%
dend
Jantzen,
RR.—
5%
Halle
1-25
5%
(quar.)———
Ltd.,
2-
15c
dividend)-
8
2-10
(quar.).—____________
2-18
12c
(quar.i
1-
1
3-
3-10
—
37c
.
Engraving
Telephone
2-16
in¬
net
2-10
2-10
1
Massachusetts
5Vi%
preierred
(quar.)
Gulf Oil. new common
(initial quar.)—
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
preierred tquar.)—_
Gunnar Mines, Ltd.
(interim) _____________
Hacken.sack
Jamestown
3-
3-31
6-30
shares
3-
%■'
——
—
15c
(quar.)_—_____
£5
Hahn
1-22
8
dividend
Oilier
SI.25
(stock
Ohio
p.exerred
Jahn
Corp.—
preferred
Interstate Co.
S5
1-22
*25c
*25c
—
1-22
8
7Vic
———
Gulf
1
8
40c
Fund. inc. (from
vestment income)
Guerdon Industries, class A
(initial)
Gulf
4-
2-
shares—
Holdert
Payable of
Rec.
35c
$1.05,
com.
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)—.——.—.——
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special Investment shares..
Manitoba Sugar, Ltd., 6% pfd. ts-a)
Manhattan Shirt Co,, (quar.)—
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Marine Bancorporution-Initial stock
(quar.)
Fully participating, (quar.)
1-29
3-1
20c
—
preierred
shares
shares
—
47*/aC
5%
(quar.)
97 VaC
20C
——-—-
10-17
(quar.)—...
1%
(quar.i
1
(quar.—
37 Vic
—
———
11-
93%C
25C
(quar.)—
25c
Utilities,
preferred
Stock
Petroleum
Metal
10-17
(quar.)
25c
—
B
60c
3-15
7-18
7-18
1
——
common
10c
L.) Co. (quar.)
dividend
Griesedieck Company, common
Stock
5%
Southern
Irving Trust Co.
3-15
1
1
11-
dividend—
2-
,
$15
(quar.)—
1
Service,
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-
S5
$15
—
(H.
P.)
4-
5%
Green
,
Stock
3.90%
—
Coal
50c class A
3-18
1
88-
37'ic
(quar.).—.2———
Iowa
(Houstoni—
_—
3 7 Vac
25c
2-15
3-
4-18
priority
priority
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.
Managed Funds, Inc.—
"
2-15
3-31
2
—
3-10
75c
—r~.
(quar.)
5-
When
Share
,
Ltd.,
Convertible
4-18
...
3-10
$12 Vic
Great Northern
2
25c
Iowa-Illinois Gas & ElectricCommon (increased quar.)—————-
25c
2-
5-
—-—
(quar.)—
preierred
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
Per
Name of Company
Mailman,
Convertible
40c
(quar.)
Co
1
2-15
37 V'aC
—
40c
".
Towing
1
Island—
(quar.)..
—
Extra
1-25
2-24
1 3%
Co.
Extra
$2.50
u
Trust
preferred
Extra
2-19
2-26
—
dividend
Lakes
2-
5c
Investors
2-19
Tea-
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
Great
of Rec.
" 2-15
.
Holdert
Payable
15c
(quar.)
Special
2%
quar
Motor
When
Share
of Company
Interstate
4
stock¬
dividend)
Co. (quar.)—
Steel Co., (2-for-l
City
Atlantic
Stock
<quar.)__
stock
holders
Grace
Insurance
When
Share
Company
Government
.
7
2-15
4-
1
(quar.)__
$1.12 */2
4-
1
(quar.)—
$1.12'/2
4-
1
Continued
on
page
4C>
,
Volume
191
Number 5923 ...The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(613)
13
Stock Record from the
New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF
PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
FOR
EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
Year lf)59
Lowest
40
Sep
1
59% Feb
20
134
Apr
4
23% Jan
Jan
2
26
Sep
23
33
Jan
2
i 66
Dec
125
Jan
48
Sep
21
2
17
17% Dec
29 %
27
Jan
23
16% Feb
22
1
3% Feb
9
28% Dec
30
35
Jan
30
16% Nov
17
22% Apr
8
23% Jan
2
53% Dec
18
77% Jun
12
15
ACF
Jan
4
„convertible preferred
Steel
1
ZZZ
~
Co
Adams
Express
Feb
19% Jan
Air
85
Air Reduction Inc common
Control
4.50%
4% Jan
7% Jan
29% Jan
Alabama
5
18"% Jan
Alco Products
13
51% Jan
15
79% Feb
80
5
Aldens
Jan
Gas
Inc
4%%
*108
57 y8
112
58
*108
8,300
113
26%
273/8
26
26%
X25%
26%
48%
49%
5,000
48%
48%
48%
483/4
143/4
14 y4
6,500
14%
14%
14%
14
29 %
2 8 34
14%
293/8
28%
293/a
9,500
28%
29'/«
29
27%
27%
29 y4
27%
27%
273/4
27%
27%
27
59%
59%
273/g
59 %
59%
60
60
58%
18%
116
19%
33%
33%
4
115
116
193/8
*33 Va
115
*59
5,400
5,700
58 %
115
116%
114%
115%
20%
,20%
335/8
203/4
19%
20%
19%
,
600
,
20%
113
8,800
12,000
33%
33%
33%
16%
16%
33 Va
800
17%
33%
17%
33%
16%
17%
17
17
74
163/4
75%
75
17%
753/4
743/4
76
3,700
75
75%
75
75%
9,500
287
•277
5%
5%
28%
28%
29
1
17%
17%
17%
44%
45%
45
ZZZZZ5
ZZlOO
preferred
100
i
'
59%
*108
Shares
42
27%
-
287
5%
common
*413/4
49%
28
Z
114
42
14%
2
Inc
58
26%
*277
Corp.:
*41%
48%
No par
100
pfd 1951 series
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1
114
;•;•.'••
14%
114%
ZZZZiOc
conv
4
Feb
59%
26%
5
__
28
42
583/4
59%
ZZZZZZZZZZl
Products
42
59%
49%
j
Aeroquip Corp
*108
42
27
j
36% Jan
Jan,
114
58%
Feb. 5
28 V2
ZI~lNo~par
Corp
*41%
58%
the Week
Friday
Feb. 4
14%
ZIIo
Admiral Corp
42
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 3
26
1
Co
Addressograph-Multigrapli
23% Jan
~~
Wednesday
Feb. 2
48
21
I
Inc
Adams-Millis Corp
Jan
*108
100
Vending Corp
Industries Inc
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Acme
22
6% Mar 19
Sep
ABC
1
44% Jan
74
4
21
1
17% Feb
91% Mar 10
Jan
66
26
Oct
85
57%
119% Jan
1
Jan
Sep
t
*41%
5
28 % Jan
15
18% Feb
33
71
Apr
i
Abbott Laboratories common
32% Jan
5
Jan
290
328
Abacus Fund
15% Jan
29
58% Feb
107
29
22% Nov
3
6
52
5
11
Tuesday
Feb. 1
4
28% Jan
1
Feb
Monday
Par
Jan
110
28% Jan 29
May 11
38 % Dec
Feb
14
2
Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
62% Jan
5
25
12
23% Jan
42
13
31
2
15
57% Feb
34% July 15
30 % Mar
9
94% Jan
Jan
106% Jan
Aug 17
12% Nov
26
NEW YORK
Highest
'
16
57
23
41
24
27% Dec
18% Mar 26
46 >/4 Nov
Lowest
47y4May 8
84% Apr 28
9
108% Oct
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
>78
80
*280
290
*277
5%
•
5%
'
;
287
*270
290
5%
53,k
28%
28%
29
29
173/4
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/a
455/8
*79
53/8
28 3/4 .28%
45
45%
*44%
443/4
42%
44%
v;
80
:•
*79%
80
5%
53/8
'J-~
,
19,200
4,200
.,-
5,800
6,400
■
*
:
*79%
80
79%
79%
/
" 10
'
9% Jan
160
28
Jan
2
32% Jan
15% Nov
28
44% Jan
89
Dec
12% Feb
57
245
.11% Jan
17
18
195
102
10
Apr
13%
T;- /
Jan
5
Alleghany Corp
Feb
2
195
Feb
2
45
Jan
5
6%
56% Jan
4
90% Jan
28% Aug 25
5
12
91% Jan
12
common.
1
prior preferred
84 conv
29
45% Feb
8
59
25
37% Jan
60% Aug 31
30
Dec
Nov
54% Nov
7
No par
*175
10
38
convertible
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
4
18% Feb
22% Jan
8
Allen
Industries
59
Jan
4
Allied
Chemical
17
4
Allied Kid
Jan
21
64% Apr
44% Feb
21
50% Jan
58% Feb
5
Allied
22
24
36% Feb
39% Jan
6
27
14 V* Feb
4
10'/a Feb
11% Jan
5
52% Feb
58% Jan
13
~ Jan
77% Feb
3
52% Jan
5
Dec
11
26% Feb
104
61% Jun
=
11
83% Mar 17
17
38% Sep
75
1
Jan
29
127% Sep
1
32% Sep
8
39% Feb
•34% Jan
25
27
May
1
115% July 24
30% Jan
•92
Corp
132
Jan
28
36
Feb
2
35 Va Jan
4
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America
4
convertible
8
52
Mar 31
39 y2 Jan
4
42
Jan
7
12
51
Dec
48
Jan
7
493/4 Feb
2
443/k Jan
13
48
Jan
18
70 > Jan
19
78% Jan
6
39
Feb
44 %
Sep 22
563/4 July 17
106'% Feb
-69% Nov 25
27% Dec 22
23 % Nov
2
32 % Oct
58
7
Jan
45% Jan
2
2
19
7
Jan
,
491/4 Jan 28
American
6%
Bank
Brake
133/a Jan
4
American
Cable
40 3/8 Feb
4
43% Jan
4
American
Can
47
Feb
1
54% Jan
5
20% Dec
253/4 Sep
14
20% Feb
4
243/4 Jan
11
38% Feb
9
38% Jan
Apr
45% Oct 26
46
Jan
2
July 27
.
93
/
3
Dec
29
45% Oct
9
76% Dec 30
2
28%
29
28%
29%
42%
36%
403/8
415/8
36%
50
50
47
47%
47%
48
48
21%
22 %
3
Co
21%
22%
21
39
*38%
39
87%
*86
87%
Distilling Co
20
*43 Va
American
Electric Power Co
lo
48 V2
American
Enka
5
25%
10
com
100
Corp
European Secur
American
Hardware
5
American
Home
Products
1
American
Ice Co common
No par
25
Jan
4
95
Jan
6
17
49% Jan
4
59% Jan
19
May 19
76% Jan
14
94
non-cumulafive
80
5Va%
12.50
preferred.JQo
International Corp
Investment Co of 111
Mach
&
4
3.90%
6
American
Machine
15
American
Metal
20 Va
*102
*15V2
1
18%
100
Fdry com
Feb
35%
153
1
prior preferred
American
26%
3.50
36
155%
20%
108
16
18%
95
95
52 V2
547/4
9
35%
155
35%
159 %
*20 %
*102
20%
108
*15%
16
187 b
40%
19 3/k
*19
11
4"1%
23,000
19%
10%
103/4
41
-40%
13,800
50,100
363/8
36 3/4
*49%
49%
48%
483/4
48%
49%
2,000
20%
2iy4
20%
21%
6,600
39
39
39
39%
*86
87
52%
44
*43%
36%
36%
•49
2,000
50
*86%
300
800
87
53%
52%
53%
44
34,000
9
43%
43%
200
48%
473/4
48%
48
48%
18,700
263/4
277/a
18
American
x48
26%
35 3/k
18
American
49%
25%
27%
9%
24% Jan
8
*43 Va
48%
26%
35%
38% Jan
6
44
49
9%
-
53%
53%
35%
175% Jan
19% Jan
43%
44
53%
27%
5
16% Jan
52 %
27
4
4
'86
52
35%
26
19
39
88
9
Feb
>18% Jan
39
35%
Jan
Jan
*38 Va
*86
27
Corp
230
3,200
22
40c
No par
Inc
26 3/4
273/4
27%
27%
8,100
35
35
353/4
353/a
156
35
35%
27%
.
27%
273/4
9%
8%
355/8
35
159%
20%
*102
154'/4
203/8
20%
108
*153/4
*102
16
*153/4
27
9
353/s
156
1,100
27%
x8%
2,000
8%
15,500
*345/8
35
1,400
155%
;
20%
158
7,700
19%
108
•102
16
195/a
1,400
108
*15%
16
18 7k
54
18%
94%
567k
*94
94
95
54%
563/g-
54%
563/4
54 3/k
563/4
80
80
80
80
80
150
1,000
185/s
185/s
*94
18%
18%
95
*94
18%
2,200
95
lOO
78 %
78%
79%
79%
Metals.No par
51 Va
25V8
51%
51%
51 %
513/4
52
513/4
513/4
51
25%
26%
26%
27%
265/a
27
26
26 5/8
*86%
88 %
120
55,200
51
25%
preferred
500
14,000
48'%
Power_.No par
Lines
Foreign
19% Feb
16
10%
36%
50
4
6%
•19
11%
49%
18
v
19%
10 3/8
36%
33% Jan
35
*19
417k
49 y4 Jan
150
11%
49%
1
American
19%
107k
36%
21
8
*19
41%
25 Vz Feb
Jan
19%
10%
36%
American
35
29
41V4
4
Feb
84
295/a
10%
463/4 Jan
52% Nov
105
28 3/s
28Va
*19
25
Mar 30
9
29%
1
12.50
Line
Sugar
Export
18% July
20% Jan
28%
Corp
.
v.;:-1
Jan
St
110
49%
51 %
American
15% Dec 23
49%
lo
American
17 % Dec
50
Cyanamid Co
13
Mar 17
49%
prior preferred
11
104
503/8
American
97/a Jan
July 27
50
4
28% Jan
May 27
50
4
42
38% July 21
493/4
26
5
25
50%
Jan
29
193
49 y2
Jan
29
9
27
59 V4 Jan
Jan
12
26%
40
8% Feb
Mar 13
273/4
88
26% Jan
Feb
26%
15
15
14% Jan
61%
29
22
31
*60%
3,100
43
60%
No par
18% Jan
122
*42%
60%
No par
Co
34% Apr
4
43
62
273/8
Chicle
9
*42%
400
44
42%
300
106
44
26 3/8
common
Crystal
20%
•97
44
„
Barge
213/a
106
43%
*60 V2
*49
30
*103
443/a
60%
25
8% Nov 27
20%
111
44
42%
28
4%%
42%
213/4
2iy«
*103
44%
27%
No par
American
213/8
111
44
60%
Chain & Cable
Commer
21%
*103
44%
42%
j
27
preferred
American
Amer
Radio
Co
25 % Oct
Feb
49%
61
20
36% Nov
45
*48
26%
46 Va Jan
55% May 18
25
49%
61
common
&
21%
111
:<
*48
,
26%
43
17
17,200
39%
2
Jan
,
93%
*38%
42%
preferred
American
42V2
51 % Jan
86
2
July 28
50
7%
10
common
Broudcustlag-Paramount
5
Sep
44
50
10% Feb
"May 28
*103
preferred
Theatres Inc
6%
21 %
100
No par
Co
Note
18
28
93
39%
<87,500
Bakeries
20% Feb 11
65% Apr
95
*38%
20%
1
common
convertible preferred
6
44% Mar 17
94%
39%
28%
22
1
97
*38%
28%
Jan
12
95%
'
293/8
Jan
36% Feb
95,800
28%
19
51% Jan
*4,100
32%
29%
Airlines
Co
6
35%
313/4
293/4
American
Shoe
25
35%
32%
15,500
4,600
American
353/k Jan
35%
327k
72%
7
4834 Jan
35%
33%
45
51% Jan
7
100
36
71%
Corp
2
77,400
.
45
Arma
613/4 Aug
400
38%
129
29
American Bosch
40% Mar
38
•126
29%
4
2
38%
130
35 Va
y
39%
10,600
29%
4
17
96
*38
1,800
53%
77
29
30
65 %
1
39%
10%
523/4
32 Va
,<
33%
925/8
130
10%
77
723/4
6
44
Co
*38
Corp
Jan
353/4 Sep
36
37%
130
10%
533/8
77%"
45
19
106
35%
x31%
94%
*128
,
72 y8
Jan
17
35%
32%
92%
53
38% ,393%
130
31 y4
50
61V2 Jan
473/4 Jan
373/4
*127
1
30
2
38%
131
35%
No par
4
50% Jan
*124
10
443/4 Jan
.
37%
100
•10%
*76%
45
19
15
76%
38%
77%
74%
3%%
24
53%
77%
1,100
45%
American
Jan
103/4
52%
900
11,500
36%
483/4
18
46% Sep
10%
53%
76%
17%
58%
36 3/8
723/4
27
13
37 % Dec
11
52%
17%
57%
„
45%
44% Jan
40% Nov
84
103/4
77
36%
48%
106% Jan
14%/Mar
29
10%
54%
76
17%
563/4
36%
74%
6
13
;
10%
53%
17
56
,-
45%.
27
7% Feb
,
37%
493/4
43% Jan
26 y2 Jan
56%
363/4
73%
106 y4 Jan
33% Nov 20
17 Va
56 3/k
45%
American
20% Jan
17%
57
60
1,700
36,800
49 3/k
2
Aug /3
52
74
9
58
20%
51%
50
4
14
20%
513/4
45%
25% Jan
25% Jan 29
913/4
20%
51%
72%
5
60 % Jan
*90%
20
523/a
*45%
20 y8 Feb
6
91%
20%
513/k
*48%
9
393/a May
22
91
913/4
20%
12.50
21
1
16,700
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
31% Jan
42% Feb
46%
Co—
Sugar
Petroleum
5
18
45%
37%
Corp
Amerada
28% Feb
64% May 29
2
23% Sep
Amalgamated
Amerace
30
46V2 Dec
47%
56%
convertible preferred
160% Apr
50% Sep
10
42% Jan
5
6%
353/4 Apr
33% Apr
18
117% Nov
10
463/4
37
preferred
Amalgamated Leather
33% Jan
6,600
49
913/4
56%
10
10
47 y2
36%
Alpha Portland Cement
Jan
17%
53,400
39%
54%
common
11%
190
38
19%
51%
17%
19%
51%
17%
11%
*175
39%
5
5
108
19
52%
17%
12
210
383/4
91%
ig%
tina/.
100
28
29
473/,
*175
40%
No par
common
preferred
Allls-Chalmers Mfg
Jan
29
46%
*91
11%
210
39%
36%
4%
40
Jan
91%:
12%
*175
40%
No par
Inc
Products Corp
Allied Stores
4.08%
47%
12
12%
195
39%
No par
Laboratories
15
Jan
46%
12
195
1
12
Jan
34
39% July 15
77% May 11
119
Allied
39%
9
Allied Mills
8% Oct
12%
210
*91
ZZIZZI5
Co
46% Sep
75
1
Corp
17% Jan
22
ns/8
100
Inc
50% Feb
Dec
36% Dec
•
preferred
21% Mar 20
30
17% Dec
18
*79
Apr
1
21 % Sep 21
89 % Dec 14
24% Dec
30
13% Jun
8
25 % Feb
25
59% Apr
30
51
Feb
5
58% Jan
34% Jan
16
24% Jan
4
27% Jan
98
Jan
22
86% Jan
14
Jan
18
4%%
*86%
88 y4
*863/4
88%
♦863/4
88%
32% Jan
22
24% Jan
6
28% Jan
26
American
Metal
2
26%
27 %
275/S
27 Va
273/4
27%
27%
Dec
18
15% Jan
6
15% Jan
18
American
Molasses
Co
1
*15ya
15%
*15 %
15%
♦lSVa
15%
*15%
153/8
15 %
15%
200
96% Nov
4
76% Jan
29
91% Jan
8
American
Motors Corp
79%
797k
813/4
80%
833/a
80%
843/4
82%
843/4
28% Feb
4
192,100
4
5
1.66%
77%
26% Feb
41
—
—
26%
28%
275/8
26%
244,200
5,100
16
88
&
Climax
issued..-
When
73% Apr
14
58
Jan
29
American
64% Dec
14
53
Feb
5
62% Jan
63% Jan
18
7
4
American
News
6
53% July
1
44% Feb
1
47 % Jan
4
American
Optical
33% Nov
4
3
40% Jan
20
43% Jan
15
American
Potash
St
21
14% Jan
13
16% Feb
3
American
Rad
Mar 17
138 Va Jan
7
141 % Jan
25
137
Sep 22
Dec
22
18% Apr
152
31
Dec
18
41
May
l
30% Jan
25
52 %
Mar 31
92
Nov
23
68 % Jan
22
41 %
Sep
9
66% Feb
27
45% Feb
1
133
Dec
30
148% Mar 20
133% Jan
54
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
33% Jan.
7%
Feb
3
American
Ship
4
American
Smelt &
13
135% Jan
6
80
7%
58%
59%
59%
59%
591/4
59%
583/4
59%
57%
56 %
56%
54
55
53
55
45 %
*45%
46
45%
46
46
46%
No par
41%
41%
1,800
417k
41
42
40%
41%
413/k
42
14 Vk
14%
7,400
-1474
157k
15 5/8
16%
15%
16
15%
15%
139%
1403/4
*139%
141
30%
Chem
Building Co__No
preferred
American Snuff
Co
67%
68%
69%
707k
69
70%
69
70%
69%
70 y4
5,400
38 % Jan
20
3
American
Stores
Co
4
14
American
Sugar
Refining
13% Jan
26
18% May 18
13% Jan
14
22
89
17
79% Jan
4
109% Nov 25
103% Feb
108 Va Jan
129% Jan
117
Jan
120% Feb
5
36% Feb
43% Jan
4
American
Viscose
17% Jan
21
American
Water
37
Sep 22
Jan
16
20
55% July 29
American
6%
25% Nov 23
24% Nov
4
29% Aug
7
26
Jan
11
27% May
1
25% Jan
19
26% Jan
15
21
16% Jan
19
18 Va Jan
11
Jan
7
52% Jan
4
AMP
4
3
51% Nov 26
61% May 21
19% Oct
63
Dec
2
137
Nov
23
45
27
Jan
800
50
3478
34%
353%
35%
34%
35%
35
353/8
81%
82
82
82%
81%
82%
815/a
82%
5,600
29%
29 %
29%
30
30 y4
30
30%
30
303/8
3,200
29%
29%
29%.
29%
297/a
29 y8
293/a
29 Va
29%
14%
*14%
823/4
82 y4
14%
*14
807k
81
25
106%
107
118 %
38%
119
25
38%
com—5
16%
16%
25
26%
26%
25
*25 %
& Smelting—1
16%
1
47
48%
x48
1
99
101%
100
1
—
common..
Corp
Co
series
Preferred
6%
5%%
series
Zinc Lead
endorsed
Inc
57
119
82%
14 V2
Works
Preferred
American
56
*1175/a
29%
29
80%
Ampex Corp
14% Jan
15% Jan
57%
119
34 Va
5
Co
preferred
17
*57
81%
33%
Tobacco
Tel
St
Tobacco
17% Dec
573/4
1
100
Sumatra
13% Mar 13
57%
25
25
75% Sep
117
—
com
preferred
35% Feb
7
58%
1
issued
21
9
540
.1
82% Feb
Jun
134 %
13,100
30 % Jan
90
134 y4
31%
74 % Jan
Tel
135 y4
313/s
34% Feb
American
134%
31%
27% Jan
American
135%
135
31%
3
19
1353/8
32
American Steel Foundries
83% Jan 18
134%
2,300
31 3/4
4
14% Jan
28,000
32
Jan
Apr
1,130
46%
31%
78% Jan
6
783/4
45%
32
67% Feb
29% Jan
77%
46 y8
31 V2
Amer
Jan
80
45%
'
Inv Co Ltd—£1
4
28
78%
47%
•1175/a
31
18
31
80
46%
119
77% Dec
27% Dec
30%
77
47%
♦1175/a
Jan
7%
30%
77
x46%
119
45
43% Mar
40
*57%
34
When
141
*1177k
31% Feb
lufl
135
3i%
73%
*139%
57%
non-cumulative
African
134 %
3n%
117%
30
% Dec 22
26% Dec 28
47 y4
30%
106,300
57 »/2
6%
34% Dec
72
74
46
30%
*.
117%
7
26 % Mar 26
2
73V4
141
•
25
27
7
15
Jan
par
T39
•
2,900
preferred.100
common
Jan
Jan
South
30%
100
118% Jan
58
141
30Va
Refg com.No pa.'
117% Jan
56
*139
10
12
9
"
45 Va
Jun
63% Mar
125
6,400
57
Co
54% Jan
27%,
58%
1 J
5
67,600
88%
57%
preferred
Sealing
27
44%
1
Co
American
*863/4
58
.2.,
No par
Co
5
W
56Va
44%
41
Natural Gas Co
St
27
>
Sany com... 5
Std
13
54% Mar
l
100
Products
38% Jan
Sep 21
com
preferred
32% Jan
56
Inc
shares
15
35
,
*14%
15
*14 %,
15
6,700
4,720
100
82%
81%
82%
1063/4
1071%
106 Va
106 7/8
106 y4
107
118%
119%
119 y4
119%
119%
120
38 3a
387a
38%
38%
36 Va
38%
36%
37
167
e
17
17%
173/a
17%
173/a
17%
173/a
26%
26%
265/a
*26 »/4
27
26%
263/4
25%
*25%
26
25 y2
25%
*25%
26
26
26%
70
16%
16 3%
16%
17
173/4
16%
16%
165/8
16%
4,900
49
48
50
48%
49
49 Va
493/4
6,200
101 %
104
993/4
26
82
X103 Va
'
119%
82%
104%
120 %
118,600
10,100
650
60,000
5,500
1,600
105%
101%
1053/4
33 % Feb
5
35% Feb
3
3374
35 %
33%
35%
34
343/4
33 %
345/8
Jan
29
39% Jan
15
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—,1
34%
347k
34 %
35i/2
34%
36
35%
35%
35
35%
3,800
74% Mar 17
59 % Feb
5
68% Jan
15
Anaconda
Co
50
60%
61 %
60%
6l7/8
60%
62%
60
61
59%
60%
35,800
1
60% Mar 18
50
Jan
29
54% Jan
11
Anaconda
Wire
50
50 Va
507k
51
50
51
50
50
*49%
47
38
Jan
19
41% Jan
39%
*85
38
39%
39%
40
40%
401/4
40 y4
40%
32%
33%
96 % Jan
30% Sep 23
46% Mar 13
34
58% Sep
50'/a Dec
22
33
Feb
3
86
Dec
17
34
Mar
4
28 ya Oct
For
20
July 28
95% Apr
0
41% Aug
6
36% Jan
footnotes,
14
see page
7
Jan
When
issued
St
Cable
Anchor Hocking Glass
85
Jan
12
37
Jan
28
31% Jan
24.
110
19
4
88
Jan 21
40% Jan
8
34% Feb
3
$4
6.25
preferred
Clayton &
50
27,800
40,400
930
Corp—
Common
Anderson
No par
103
Co
Anderson*Prlchard Oil Corp
No par
21.80
10
86
38
*85
86
*37%
38
37%
34%
33%
33 Vz
*85
86
37%
343/8
*85
86
40%
*85
403/4
2,000
86
37
37%
37 Va
37%
333/a
34 y8
335/8
34
1,200
18,300
14
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(614)
Highest
Lowest
Archer-Daniels-Midiaud
5
No par
38 >4 Nov
18
49% Feb
U
37% Jan
28% Nov
27
7
40% Jan
26
28
Feb
5
30% Jan
11
80% July 29
63% Feb
5
77% Jan
4
Armco
37% Nov 24
32% Jan
8
41% Feb
3
Armour
39
Jan
26
43% Jan
4
Armstrong
75
Jan
13
78% Jan
22
64% May
23
7
May
75
Sep
49% Nov 25
9
35% Feb
15
17% Jan
20
20% Jan
11
24% Feb
1
27% Jan
5
Jan
2
25% May 15
21
2
23% Jan
11
40% May 19
33% Feb
5
37% Jan
2
18
13% Jan
28
13% Jan
387*
38 %
387*
4
3.000
38%
1
40
75%
28 7
a
29%
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
66 %
66%
67%
64%
66J*
64%
65
633*
6474
29.800
39%
39%
41%
40
41%
39%
'41
40%
39 V*
40 V*
113,000
41%
40%
407a
7,300
77%
76%
763*
-----
1.800
40%
40%'
41
403*
41%
76
75%
75 %
75%
77%
763*
18"
18
I?3*
18
18%
18%
*17%
2.50
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
2474
Refining commoiu.l
21 V8
21%
21
213a
21,
21%
21 Va
21 %
21
21%
*33%
34
34
34
34
34
34 V*
33%
34 V*
900
13%
13%
13%
13 V*
13%
13%
133*
13 %
12,300
59 V*
3,000
Cork
Co common
No par
Constable Corp
Industries
Ashland
4
Feb
38%
29
29
x66
5
_C
Shares
38%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
5
Arvln
5
10% Jan
14% Jun
Co
the Week
Feb. r>
38%
5
Inc
*
•
31% Feb
19
&
Corp
preferred
Arnold
23% July 16
2
Steel
$3.75
28% Apr
17% Nov 20
23% Oct
7
86% Apr
23
5
10
Argo OH Corp
Feb. 4
39
38 Va
38%
38
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 8
Feb. 3
Feb. I
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
40% Jan
28
YORK
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
.
2nd
Oil
<5:
13%
ASR Products Corp
.
■•A
-
,
18
*333*
13%
,
•
*17%
260
18
140
1,900
12,600
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Feb
13
99
Sep
25
56% Jan
27
60% Jan
4
100% Jan
8
101% Jan
18
Jan
4
Feb
63
5
5.25%
10
88% Jan
3
56
24% Nov
32% July
8
24% Feb
27% Jan
5
9% Dec
17
29
4
9% Jan
9% Feb
2
28% Dec
18
33% Sep
11
28% Feb
31
Jan
14
Nov
10
92
Jan
6
79% Jan
81% Feb
3
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
53% Apr 17
86% Mar 3
Feb
57% Jan
8
Atlantic
39% Feb
41% Jan
4
Atlantic
preferred
Co
Investment
57%
101%
59%
59%
243*
58%
58%
58 7 a
101%
100%
100%
60 3*
59%
60 %
25
253a
57%:
57 %
101%
10
10
1st
Associates
Nov
59
1
100
Common
30
107% Mar 31
60% Dec
44
25 V*
101%
60
59
59%
*100%
;
101 Va
59"
243*
59
101%
59%
25%
101%
56
290
59
4,200
Atchison Topeka Ac Santa Fe—
80
10% Mar
51
Common
39% Sep
16
74% Dec
31
74% Jan
76% Feb
5
5% Oct
28
8% Jan
26
5% Feb
4
Atlas
15% Jun
16
16% Feb
11
15% Jan
6% Jan
15% Jan
14
5ft
68 % Jan
27
July 29
26
Atlas
87% Jan
13
96 % Jan
15% Nov 24
9
24% Feb
16
16% Jan
15
20% Jan
4
21% Jun
27% Jan
13
21% Feb
1
24% Jan
11
23% Nov 20
28% Dec
7
24% Feb
1
27% Jan
18
Jan 29
15% Jan
4
96
13
17% May 25
7
10% Jan
76
common
10
100
75%
1
d3*
5%
5%
20
*157a
15%
15%
preferred
Powder
Austin
Co
13%
13%
13%
133*
Babbitt
Babcock
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
24% Nov 23
Dec 23
27 % Dec
7
24% Jan
26
26% Jan
4
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
101% Feb
5
90V* Jan
18
92% Jan
26
4%%
18
4ft
1
60% Feb
Jan
29
40
Jan
6
44
Oct
12
64 y* Jan
27
23
Nov
23
30% May 11
22
49% Sep
23
66% Feb
27
50
Feb
9
43% Dec
24
51% Oct 21
35% Feb
1
43
8
45
25
Dec
27
28
28% Jan
2
44
Jan
Jan
23
90
56% Feb
Dec
22
7
52
Feb
5
206
Jan
7
30
July 29
6
100
100
80%
100
40%
40%
40%
56%
1
Aroostook RR
53%
10
Bayuk
Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co
54% Jan
206
Cigars
Jan
3%ft
conv
4%ft
12.5C
common
preferred
prior preferred
3
19% Jan
29
22
Feb
Beaunlt Mills Inc
13
72
Jan
Beckman Instruments Inc
80
Jan
92 % Jan
4
Beck Shoe
53%
*204
91
53
53
*200
90%
90%
20%
21%
11,600
69
67
67%
27,000
*79%
58 %
*39%
80%
9
17% Jan
Belding-Heminway—.
Nov
2
24% May 11
14
Jan
29
15% Jan
Bell
Aircraft Corp
38
Jan
13
47% Jan
Bell
&
1
4
35% Jan
29
38% Jan
13
32% Sep
41% Apr
43% May 28
22
49 % May 11
137
Sep
59% July
12
35% Sep
10
36% Jan
11
19% Dec
5
Jan
6
Feb
155
23
12% Jan
6
70
1
83
July
31
2
*91
(Aviation Corp
5
Ac
Co
34
Feb
2
4
Best wail
50
Jan
29
57 V* Jan
4
141V* Feb
3
17% Jan
12
21% Feb
3
71% Jan
8
Feb
7ft
50
Inc.
Bethlehem
6
Inc
(Del)
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%ft pfd series of 1951
100
*75
397* Jan
6
Black
56% July lb
457a Feb
1
53
Jan
4
Blaw-Knox
26 % Feb
1
29% Jan
6
15% Nov 25
22
9
17 V* Feb
2
20% Jan
4
Bliss Ac Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
29 Va Oct
46% Jan
5
29 V* Feb
1
327* Jan
6
Boeing Airplane Co
May 14
26 V* Jan
4
28 V* Jan
6
Bohn
Jan
21
22
Jan
8
Bond Stores Inc
207* Jan
11
22 % Jan
4
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
29
July
21% Jan
2
20% Sep
22
24% Apr
8
247* Sep
16
Jan
35
18
I
25
36
21
Jan
29
'
40V* Feb
T—<
37% Feb
9
48% Dec
7
Sep
24
81% Apr
24
58% Sep
30
76
fi«V* Mar 17
41V* Feb
77
Jan
597a Feb
1
1
15
5
46 V* Jan
15
48% Jan
6
Jan
15
77
62% Jan
4
24
IbVs Jhu
S
29
27 V* Jan
6
11% Nov
17
17% Mar 13
11
33% Jan
6
44% May 25
35
Nov
44
20
Co
Feb
1
41% Jan
6
Bridgeport Brass Co
Jan
11
12
4
29
39% Jan
14
42 % Feb
5
21
76% Jan
4
76% Jan
4
Dec
28
85
Jait
Dec
22
28% Nov 12
15% Sep
57% Jan
22
20% Apr
76
Oct
26
Feb
JO
17% Jan
12
66
28 V* Jan
6
47% Noy 10
33% Mar 16
Nov
4
35% May 28
8
Braniff
12% Jan
26
19% Jan
4
63% Jan
76
21
13 Va Jan
5
Oct
6
28
4
48
35% Oct 26
Jan
28
Jan
5
5
29
48
28% Jan
22% Jan IS
4
32'/* Feb
2
33% Jan
21
Feb
5
24 V* Jan
11
4
29
837* Feb
4
85
Jan
4
32
1
34
Jan
18
Buffalo
Forge
4
Bullard
24% Jun
18
20% Apr
8
15
Feb
1
16% Jan
7
143/. Jan
2
26% July 28
21% Jan
23
68% Jan
2
80% Apr
73% Jan
5
82
Mar 10
76% Jan
13
24% Jan
5
Jun
28
Va Nov
21
66
Jan
21
common
Bulova
Watch
Co
33% Feb
5
24% Jan
12
26% Feb
8
44% NOV
2
353/* Jan
13
38
Jan
12% Dec
17% Oct
14
9% Jan
7
13
Feb
3
13% Feb
2
16
Jan
4
Byers
10
Mar 30
46% Jun 26
4
Oct 23
41 V% Nov
30
36 Va Sep
24% Dec
22
30
87 V* Dec 11
34%
35%
3438
52%
50 %
50%
50
140%
140%
141 V*
140%
140 V*
♦140%
21%
21%
21%
207*
76 %
76%
77 %
78%
81
38%
38%
38%
38%
387a
3,200
46%
6.100
76%
37%
38%
26%
21 %
21
22
22
40%
40%
10%
10%
For footnotes,
Jan
7
4
25
4
second
pref
Bush Terminal Co
4
26% Jan
6
Canadian
15
60 Va Jan
6
Cannon
see page 24.
22%
29%
26 3*
27
263*
26%
1.600
21%
21%
2138
213*
3,400
22%
22%
22
227*
2,500
413a
417*
39,300
43
43 3a
26,400
41
42
43 %
42%
43%
*77%
78%
60%
60%
60%
60%
10%
103*
10%
x41
42%
*77
413*
43
78%
60 %
*77
29,800
78%
59%
«...
60 %
103«
10%
10%
103a
18%
18%
*17%
11%
11%
11%
35
36%
—
4,800
11%
36
367 a
36%
37
36%
36%
37
4b
46
36%
*45%
47
463*
*46
47
2,800
18
1,100
11,100
5,500
46%
46
46
300
11V*
11%
107 a
11
11
11
*11
11%
10%
11
53 Va
54%
54
1,700
543*
54 %
54 Va
4014
41
'533*
54 V2
40%
53%
41 Va
54%
41V*
42 %
2,700
41%
*76%
41
77%
*76%
%
*76%
42%
77%
17,700
77%
26%
26 V«
-76%
26%
77%
*7.6%
27
77 Va
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
19%
19%
19%
20 V*
20%
203*
67
68
68
68
68%
69
53 Va
*32 V*
21%
42
26%
20
20 Va
*
5,166
197 a
203/a
693*
*68%
69%
900
58 %
58%
60%
168,200
33
323*
32 Va
700
21
21%
11,600
22,200
54 Va
54 -
55%
557*
56%
553*
32 V*
32%
32 Va
32%
*32 7/a
22 3a
21%
22 Va
21%
22%
21%
21%
24 Va
>23%
243a
87
♦82%
87
24
26
*68%
32%
,:
25,000
24%
24
24%
'23%
24
'
*82 7'*
87
833*
833*
32
32 Va
*81%
85
32 V*
32%
*32%
33
32%
33
15
*323b
15%
33%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,300
17%
15%
17%
17 Va
17%
13,000
21%
22%
22'/*
22%
69,400
17%
18
21%
22 Va
x21%
22 V8
75
75
*73
75
*66
*80%
-
18
preferred
Pacific
Mlttg Co
Ry
*73
75
♦73
82
*80 %
*65%
67%
82
*65%
*80%
82
*80%
82
*80%
700
30
67%
82
30%
31%
30%
31V8
31
31%
30%
31%
26
30 V*
31
26 %
26
26 Va
*26 Va
263*
26%
37%
38
26%
373*
373*
37%
37%
37%
373/*
37
Va'
5
11%
12
13%
13 V*
3
27%
277s
11%
51'/a
20%'
12%
13
13%
14
14
273/4
283/*
287a
29
6%
6%
24%
24%
13 Va
52
5
6%
24 V*
■
52'/a
20%
12'%
13%
,
13%
52%
20,Va
20 3 8
20
20%
6%
21,300
2,200
2,600
51,900
*14
14%
13%
13%
287a
28%
28%
6 Va
"
700
287a
3,500
6%
6%
6%
12,000
24 V*
237*
24%
25
24%
13%
133/a
13%
137s
13%
137a
6,500
7,300
52
52
52
52
51%
517*
2,000
5,200
*
20
20 Va
20
20 Va
Va
*81
82
81
81
82
46
82
40
46
45 Va
45%
44
45
*44
45
*44
260
37%
37%
377*
43
377*
38
38
*38%
39%
*38
38 Va
300
12,000
*81%
82 Va
*81
82
25
23%
25%
25%
257a
25%
257*
No par
25 Va
257*
*53 V*
69%
25%
*58 %
25%
593*
*58%
597*
58%
58%
59
59
,
100
,
75
677*
26
No par
75
*65%
37%
100
18%
22 78
*73
67 V*
257*
No par
17%
21%
*15%
*65%
3.33%
M)
18%
15%
67 V*
__1
Canada Southern Ry C<u
Breweries Ltd
Jan
21%
22
18%
—_15
Canadian
58V* Jan
26%
21%
11%
;„5
Butler Bros
conv
26%
21V*
29 V*
18
100
Burroughs Corp
$4.25
26%
22
500
4,500
29%
1178
13%
Jan
29%
19
13%
43
30%
17
11%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
;
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—...1,66%
38% Jan
29%
17
18%
IS3/* Jan
83
17 V*
27
11V*
6%
3
17
800
430
18%
24%
4
18%
32,700
11V*
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27
46%
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141V4
21V*
183*
24 %
Feb
473*
27%
93,400
11
1
Feb
47
41
6,800
50 V*
26%
V*
10%
60%
5
Jan
47 %
27
78%
42 %
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Calumet Ac Hecla inc
44
46%
I
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
31
38
*27
60%
42%
78%
I
37
21
*75%
26%
26% Jan
51
Apr 22
44% Jun
l
32% Mar 3
69
July 23
1,800
35%
21%
5
547* Jan
21%. Jan <22
35
34 %
x50%
75%
1
50% Jan 29
19% Jan
4
36 V*
%
20'/8
13
55% Dec 23
22 V* Aug 14
89
Feb 11
36'*
34
76
6 V« Feb
23% Feb
15
36%
52%
20%
27% Jan
13 Va Jan
36%
51 %
9% Mar 17
Jan
36%
34
'
32% Aug 12
7% Jan
900
17a
140 V*
50%
140
5
com
Butte Copper &, Zinc
5
30
6,900
18,800
1V*
36 V*
37
14,200
457*
1%
21
100
5
27% July 27
13% Dec 31
227a
1V*
21%
60%
72%
22%
1 %
26%
41%
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1%
30V*
100
26
2
35 V*
1%
29%
237*
Inc
5
30
453*
29%
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preferred
3%% preferred
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223*
45 %
29%
5
4%
Co
22%
45
70%
10
4
2
72 V*
22%
45
1
Jan
20
70
22%
45%
17%
No par
Burlington Industries Inc
4%%
71
23%
V*
10
.
35% Jan
82
70%
22%
92
100
Co
1
Jan
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Jan
4
15
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68%
45
18
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45 %
17'/*
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92
23
18
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1
preferred
12
57/a July 10
Dec
66
13
Jan
$5
92
17%
5
30»/« Feb
18
19
4
18% Jan
75 V* Jan
24
Budd
*91
46%
1
80% Jan
Nov 24
13
May
17% Jan
6
68%
92
27
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84% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
28% Oct 21
84% May
87
10
277/e Jan
*91
1,100
3
Co
15% Oct 22
13% Sep 23
Feb
53,900
50
Bucyrus-Erle Co
23Vb Jan
21
44%
45%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—JNo par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
37% Jan
14
43
6.600
3.50
Blgelojw
31% July 10
94% May 27
Dec
44%
5
common
33/*ft preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
82% Nov 27
42%
27
100
convertible preferred
32
44%
2.50
Inc
Brown Shoe Co Inc
60% Feb
43%
27
5
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs Ac Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
&
7,400
44%
46%
No par
Airways
% ft
14%
37
1.25
preferred —'
Brown
72 V* Jan
42% Jan
4
14%
RR—
5%
Jan
9
Mains
Common
53% Feb
14%
26%
25
18
10% Jan
16%
14%
5
Corp
Co
13
45
16%
15
45%
100
11% Jan
8
16%
14%
36 %
—7.50
20% Jan
8
19%
1
4
12% Sep
33% Sep
Brass
Ac
4
66% July 20
*16%
14%
14%
42%
1
new
Edison
Ac
16%
5
Jan
9
16%
50c
preferred
8oston
16%
2.50
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%ft
*16
10
Aluminum
Borden
Mfg 00
Co
16% Jan
53% Jun
8 V* May 12
40% Jan 13
Decker
Ac
Boston
7% Nov
14% Dec
50%
5
81
307* Juu
11
34 %
140
7,500
35%
36 %
8
'
41
35%
353*
100
58%
35%
353a
40c
80%
*39
35%
1
common
41
*79%
57%
59
35%
1%
Co
Steel
80%
58%
34%
1%
preferred
*79%
*39%
41
120
35%
1%
a
Gypsum
*45
60%
90%
35
1 peso
24% Mar 31
42% Dec
68
22%
1
common
Consolidated
138 V* Jan
40% Jan
100
preferred
Benguet
Best
42
!
1 % Jan
6
No par
common
13
36 Va Jan
1
.
IV* Jan
Mar 23
1,900
21%
Jan
2
200
52%
215
21
16
21
52
*198
90%
15
1% Dec
52%
215
67
18% Dec
5%
52V*
*200
90%
5
Beneficial-Finance Co
45
69%
13% Jan
Bendlx
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21%
35%
16%
14%
42%
92
4
44 %
90%
35 V*
*16
14
6
44%
66%
10
4
4,600
20%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
46Va Jan
700
38
70%
36% Jan
237* Jan
50
37%
22
3
74% Jan
50
38
91%
34% Feb
7
1,700
50%
37
20%
43% Jan
3
600
%
69
.
22
25
150
70 %
32% Dec
Jan
410
20%
41
Jan
7,000
68%
80%
59 V*
227a Feb
<
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1
20%
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45
.
215
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58%
68
1,500
82
54
41
1
2,300
25%
91%
216
80%
59V*
Apr
60%
25%
56%
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May 14
3
59%
22
*79%
57 V*
28% Mar
59%
22%
50
52
13,600
56%
100
1
pfd
Corp
89
40 %
25
10
2
10
39%
57%
Beech
10
81
23
Beech Creek RR
22
80%
25%
40
Sep
91%
*22%
65% Jan
22% Sep
25 V*
91%
*56%
29
61
25
*25
26
45% Dec
36,200
58
57% Jan
preferred
22,700
16 %
22%
50%
37%
45%
39% Jan
4 % ft
7,000
35%
15%
7
25%
9
5
7%
34%
15%
25%
91%
82
40%
57%
22V*
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36%
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11
May
6%
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Feb
95
6%
34%
58%
22%
51
39
45 %
Dec
14
1,000
7
15%
25%
84
Dec
38,900
58
22%
50%
38
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65
91
13%
58%
42
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13 Va
58%
9
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133*
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13
137a
41%
18
Apr
14,000
1
100
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2.50
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41%
Dec
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25%
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81%
35% Jan
Jan
200
25
35
14%
25
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92
28% Jan
78
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22%
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v
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216
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92,%
100
17%
14%
25
91%
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40%
59 %
54%
10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
Jan
1
62% Jan
Jan
58%
22
50%
35%
44%
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
90% Feb
80
*24%
10
Barber Oil Corp
93
*21%
57%
57
25%
58%
22%
50%
37%
44%
42% Jan
8
74% May
15%
25%
No par
Va J
18
6%
35
14%
24%
91%
81%
54% Jan
11
100% Mar 26
16
19% Sep
36% Jan
Bangor Ac
Jan
5
Dec
204
34%
15
25%
92
80%
preferred—100
noncumulative
Jan
Feb
Jan
34%
14%
24%
*91%
%
92
22%
34%
33%
Corp
Baltimore & Ohio common
25% Jan
7Va
9
13
Co
preferred series B
63
29
6%
7%
7
1
Wilcox
27
5
Jan
55% Dec
2
178
25
(B T) Inc
preferred series C
4ft
4,200
13%
4
56% Feb
94
917*
13
_3
5
20
1,900
25%
4
Jan
15%
243*
7% Jan
66
15 Va
24%
17% Jan
56% Dec 28
15,800
15%
24%
37% Jan
43% Jan
917*
91
550
5%
157a
15%
78 V*
25 V*
1
5
91
40
-
53*
24%
2
39% Feb
76
>
4,000
57a
Co of Amer_2.50
29
8
76
17%
6% Feb
50% July
15%
15%
9%
57*
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14% Jan
16
76
6
17%
33% Feb
Nov
7574
22 Va
8
38
53*
6
17%
17
82% Jan
753*
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18% Dec
8
15,900
18
12% Jun
Jan
39%
22
42% July 24
80
39%
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6
8
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1
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39%
18 V
9
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4,800
40
21%
6% Dec
Dec
.
21%
13% Jan
79
40
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30% Feb
89
56%
:
No par
Corp
Ac
91
"
-
No par
prior pref ($1.20)
Automatic Canteen
Avco
1
75%
•
91
91
20
:
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Conv
553*
753*
39%
•
56
393a
39%
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53%
53
51
preferred
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81%
52 %
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81%
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39%
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series
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81%
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100
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81 Va
31%-;.
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30
81% •
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9%
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25 %;
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$3.75
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9%
29%
9%
4Vb
City Electric Co com
preferred
4ft
25
preferred—10
non-cumulative
5ft
Atlantic
•
200
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Number 5923
191
Volume
.
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.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 195!)
Lowest
12% Nov
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10
33% Dec
31
Dec
8
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33 % Sep
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52 % Feb 16
20
102% Jan
41 % Jan
23
62
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10% Jan
49% Jan
15
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19
28
Jan
12
90% Feb
1
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1
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27
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22
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18
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55
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17
4
19
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22
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17
80
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8
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8
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31 % Feb
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53
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16
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4
43% Jan
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29
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14
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8
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26
6
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28
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J
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gus
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidation Coal Co
1
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$4.52 preferred
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Consolidated
$4.16
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preferred
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100
common—f
$5.50 preferred
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Continental Can Inc common
K
$3.75 preferred
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Continental Copper ft Steel-
Feb
10% Mar 12
40
33%
—;
preferred
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80
12%
40 ''
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Congoleum-Nnirn Inc
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Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
4%
1043/4 Jan
29
11%
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% Jan
413/4 Jan
101
11
115
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40 v
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30%
10%
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■
38%
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preferred—
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Columbian Carbon Co
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Columbus ft Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc.
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Commercial Credit Co
10
Commercial Solvents .—j1
Commoj.weulth .Edlsoir Co com.;—25
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preferred —
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Comptometer Corp
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Conde Nast Publishing Co
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4
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4
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4
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2
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9
2
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Mar 23
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67:,/4 Aug
7
22
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90
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,
82%
2.50
Radio Co
Colorado Fuel ft Iron common
50% Mar 11
Nov
71
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Collins
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17
600
72%
34
b.au
Colgate-Palmolive
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14
28
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ft
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41
28
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25
1
7%
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9
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.
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-
74 % Feb
18
13
32% Jun
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28 V4 '
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117
34
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City Stores Co
Equipment
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Feb
74
38 Va
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21
29% Dec
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28
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393/4
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93
Feb
1
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
593/4 Feb ' 2
/ Special.guaranteed 4% stock__5ft
34
Jan 28
Clevite Corporation
1
57
Jan
4
Cluett Peabody ft Co coin
Nopai
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4
4
23'/a Jun
v
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9,900
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81%
preferred
:
100
; 4%%
prclerrcd
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T.Financlal Corp.
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69 % Jan
49
47%
28%
►113
32
19%
70
4,000
47
81%
-
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36
41%
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71
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Apr 27
169
9
473/4
4%
4
90 Va Jan
14
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28
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4
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1
12
65
29
88
20
59% Dec
28
48%
6%
1%
1
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.28
Chemetron Corp
1
'
Chemway Corp
1
v Chesapeake Corp of Va
_5
* Chesapeake ft Ohio ity common -25
3%% convertible preferred..; 100
Chicago ft East III IIR com__No par
:; Class A :—
40
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10
'
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50
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No pai
5% series A noncuni pfd
100
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-•
5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Is! ft Pac RR_.No pai
v Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
•'Chickasha Cotton OIL;
5
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
1
4
24% Jan
81% Feb
2'
39
12
1
15Vb Jan
/
2
Mar 20
Jun
47%
Spark Plug Co
/ Champlln Oil & Uerinlng Co
^Chance Vouglit Aircraft Inc
8
19
-
22
48
Champion
5
99
44% Feb
*
96% Nov 24
23
Dec
Jan
38 % Jan
*
44% Jun
89
353/4
17%
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com
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'
1
21 % Jan
26
15
Nov
36 %
5
Co
Co
Co of
4 '-/'•Common
Jan
82% Feb
2
351/4 Oct
r
35%
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issued——
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303/4 Dec
77
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17,000
Champion Paper ft Fibre €<►—
V
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6
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17
50% Feb
Jan
17
37% Apr
37% Jan
22
26% Jun
•13
14
3
45% May 25
27% Dec 24
i 24% Oct 22
When
Chadbour 11
91'"7Feb" 4
27
18% Feb 26
1
901/a
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1
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11
Jan
38% Nov
25
•
89%
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33
Certain-Teed' Products
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5-% Jan" 18
25% Feb
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74% July
8
19 % Feb
-
9
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35
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29
17
31
46"
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series A. 100
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91%
27%
/ /
South West Corp
&
32V4
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28
88-
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4
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32%
10(
/-
4
32% Jan
36% Feb
42% Jan
•
100% Jan
7
35% Jan
37% Dec
.
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323/4
7
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....
preferred
RR
32%
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Central: Illluiols Public Service.
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•
33%
1
4
9
1
29
60% Feb
00% Feb 24
24
Feb
4% Jan
•
45%'May 28
r
24
Sep
15
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16
30
25% Sep
19
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9
Jan
91
July 27
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9
13
9
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33
113
jo(
Central Illinois Lgt common
6
30% Jan
103% Dec
12.50
....
common__No par
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46 % Jan
33%
71
•
4
33%
69%
77% Jan 19
5 % preferred series 11
ioo
20% Jan i 5 .•/'Central Hudson Gus ft Elec__No pai
20
33%
38%
8
27
11%
44
23%
18
88% Jan
11%
44
41%
Jan
42% Jan
•
11%
45%
28%
56%:Jan
32% Jan
27:
46% May 11';!
113/4
443/4
46
Corp common
Central' Foundry
27
12%
47
41%
5
-
113/4
46 3/8
50
Jan
76
~
12
47
38%
preferred
5% preferred
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Shares
10%
46%
35
19% Jan
Aug 14
Apr 20
-
v
Jan
conv
the Week
Feb. 5
10%
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54% Jan
•
Aug 20
■
-
4
'
41
;
Friday
Feb. 4
46%
j
4.20% preferred ■_
Celanese Corp oL Atner com
7% 2nd\ preferred
31% Jan
118% Feb
Sales for
Thursday
I
33
1(
I
Caterpillar Tractor
32% Jan
Mar 23
Apr
6
SALE PRICES
Feb. 3
45
5
preferred/.;
6%% 2nd preferred
>
Jan
4
25
II__"
Co
preferred
78% Jan
Nov 23
Jan
13
Jan
Mfg
7%
6% Jan 20
Feb
-
> 34% July 29.
125% May 13
91 % July
9
76% Sep
78 % Jan
88% F6b
-27% Jan
12
'
32
4%%
-
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 2
10%
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Carrier Corp common
114% Jan
6% Jan
(Philip)
Tuesday
Feb. 1
5
/. Carriers & General
Corp
Carter Products luc
Case (J I) Co common
22% Jan
109% Jan
.i
10
25
Sep
114% Dec
•
Jan
11
Monday
Par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_10(
Carolina Power & Light
No pa*
;
41 % Jan
119% Mar 16
7 % Apr 22
2^
6
Carey
<•
41% Jan
.'29
67% Jan
22
108
5
LOW AND
STOCK
Capital Airlines luc
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•
58% Jan
5
26% Sep
Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
13% Jan
Jan
32
5
29
43
48% Jan
38% Jan
NEW
Highest
17
34% Nov
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
20
27
Industries common
■'5%
convertible preferred
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23%
23
23
44%
4534
.
47%
47 y8
28
28 %
23%
46%
47%
27%
28 Va
28 Va
23%
23%
233/4
: 24
23%
23%
•23%
46
443/4
15%
143/4
143/4
36%
*23
45%.
28%
453/4
*
*14
15 %
*15
36 Va
36%
36%
363/8
36%
55 Va
55%
54%.
55%
55
551/4
91
91%
9134
913/4
91
91%
91
91
90%
91
91
91
82
82%
81%
81%
*82
83
26%
2634
26%
26%
84%
85
84%
84%
44
44%
45%
46V4
*101%
101%
101
101
26 Va
*84
45V2
47 Va
•
r
46
Va
473%
28V4
27%
28V4
6,500
233/4
.
47%
28 Ve
48%
24
23%
233/4
10,500
23
23V4
23
23
45%
45%,
45 V4
45%
*14
:
*14"
15%
2,200
13,700
100
151/4
6,400
36%
36%
37
55
553/8
55%
553A
90%
90%
91
91
911/2
*91
92
290
83
83
83
83
390
36 %
12,000
440
91%
11,500
27 Va
x257/a
26V4
26
261/2
85%
*84
851%
♦84
851%
40
46%
1021%
5,700
34,800
46
101%
101%
45%
453/4
45?/4
102
102
*101%
230
42
42%
42%
42%
421/4
42%
42%
43
42 %
43v4.
77%
77%
78
78%
79%
79%
*78V2
80
80
80
13%
14 Va
13%
14%
13%
14%
135/a
13%
133/4
22%
22 %
223/4
*21%'
13%
221/4
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223/4
*22
2234
*22
.
100
24.
i
i
i
t
i
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) it
«.
450
8,400
i
•'/.
16
e
(616)
49 % Feb
1
23
66
9% Sep
22
23
20
10% Feb
26
1
21
69% Jan
45% Oct
55% Jan
57
Par
Insurance
;'U
Continental
11% Jan
49% Jan
13% Apr
Continental
1
94% Nov
9
76% Feb
1
84% Jan
Continental
23
50% Dec
4
33% Feb
1
41 % Jan
Controls
Nov
35
8
Oct
31
4
45% Aug
12
36 % Jan
11
41 % Feb
33% Mar 17
19% Feb
5
24% Jan
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
21
39% Jan
7
54% Dec
15
50 % Sep
23
59% Jun
1
48% Feb
19% Sep
46
55
Feb
17% Oct
26
30% Jun
154% Dec
128% Feb
84% Feb
11
88
Feb
4
88
May 12
85% Jan
Cornell
146% Jan
85
24% Jan
31
12% Feb
5
14% Jan
3% Jan
25
4% Jan
15
19
56 % Jan
29
64% Jan
4
74
Feb,
5
12
4
39%Jari
5
Cream
19% Jan
5
23% Dec
23
28 % Mar
30
23% Oct
29% Jan
15
41
7
18
Jan
9
23% Apr
24
Jan
29
6
17% Feb
2
28
Dec
104% Sep
88% Jan
20
5
29% Jan
4
29
7% Jan
5
24
114 V, July
4
109% Jan
5
Jan
4
Feb
$2
21% Jan
2
6
37% Jan
16
15Ve Feb
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
4
11% Feb
14% Jan
4
65% Dec
30
81% Mar 11
67 V«Jan
68% Jan
18
Aug 18
20
12% Feb
35% Jan
12% Jan
4
37% Jan
14
12% Jan
7
Curtis
60% Jan
8
$4
33
Sep
15
21
10
Feb
Aug 27
60
Jan
Cuba
Cuban-American
15
16% Jan
67
21% Apr
2
25% Feb
3
22% Jan
12
23% Jan
2
40% Nov
25
26% Feb
2
31% Jan
Cudahy
14
Nov
25
35% Feb
59% Jan
>
94% Dec
14
82
37% Not
83
Not
13% Feb
44
7
Jan
8
Dana
46 Vi Dec
21
38
Jan
26
43% Jan
4
91 % Feb
16
83
Jan
4
83 V* Feb
3
2
19% July 27
14'4 Jan
29
15% Jan
Class
6
Corp
3%*
Inc
38%
*83%
14%
78%
79%
80
80
80%
37%
41
21
?
i6'/a
•
46%
47 %
p;-
20
46
'
7,000
•
41%
19%
20%
3,600
36 Va
40%.
x2o%
48 % ■
47 Va
36 y8
36%
40%
40 y«
19,600
8,900
9,700
;
,
47
5,300
50%
51 %
48%
50%
48%
49%'
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
128%
129%.
128%
129%,
129*
130
1
86
*84
86%
86 %
*85
87
23 %
12%
22%
23 Va
12%
12%
i
3,000
j *
7,700
86
87
12,400
1
•
60
87
*85%
22%
23
22%
22%
12%
12%
12 V*
12%
4
*3%
58%
59%'
73 %
73 V,
39
38%
38%
18%
18
18 %
18
24%
24 %
11,200
:■
1,800
^
3%'
3%
3%
*3%
3%
59
73%
50
-
300
61
60
*73
74
74
*38%
38%
38%
38 %
18
;
18
18 %
24%
24%
24
V*
24%
800
59%
63
'
*
9,700
74
300
300
y
3,900
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
23,100
30%
28%
29%
29
29%
6,600
47
15%
11%
*68
12%
26%
38%
:
38%
*38%
39 V,
47%
48%
:47%
48
*38%
47%
48 V*
88 %
*87 V,
88 Va
*86%
87 Va
26%
25%
'
103
400
•
9%
9%
15V,
15%
15 %
15%:
12%
.12%
12 V8
11%
12%
68%
68 Va
12%
61 2
2*
27y4
8
9%
12%.
'.35%
*68%
12%
xl2%
36
11%
10%
10%
61V,
*60%
61 %
*60 V*
*23%
23%
*23%
24
10
27%
26%
27 %
26%
26%
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
84%
41
85
84%
85
85
85
40 3/*
39%
;
83
1434
83-
14%
38 V*
39
40%
•
83%
14%
38%
,
18,700
200
26%
-
V*
10%
35%
85
200
61%
23 Va
10%
40
38%
200
1,700
"
*23%
36%
*83'/*
:
12%
*35%
•60%
,
84%
1,170
2,300
10,000
68%
68%
35 Va
*68 %
12%
36%
14%
15,900
15%
*35%
83%
14%
25%
102%
10
36%
11%
*35%
85
24%
; 103
*9%
68%
90
>
102 Va
25%
25%
103
18%
23 V,
27%
.
103
12 %
12/a
200
22,700
-
15%
15%
'V
39%;
'
12%
*35
v,
?87%
60 ,4
°23
26%
12%
39%
1
15,300
•
29%
36
83%
5
—
51
24%
36%
11
61 %
_loo
common
preferred: series A
Dan River Mills Inc
49%
V,
18%
9V,
82
1(1
52 V8
■
,24%
15%
11%
68%
35 %
1
A
50%
■20%
102 %
9%
26%
1
11,200
52%
*84
25%
102 %
9%
*60%
23
10%
84 V2
25%
10%
——1 ~
No par
No par
common
Cutler-Hammer
6
5
preferred
9b
9
100
50%
10%
i 17%
29%
105
*35
5
49%
10%
84
87%
6%
50%
10%
40%
30%
39 %
47%
87%
15%
11%
*68
12%
49%
10%
37V4
;.
*38%
"
49%
78%
21%
38%
48%
87% ;
25
Shares
.
51%
40%
21
48%
50%
29%
87%
10
Publishing common
preferred——.
,
the Week
Feb. 5
10%
<8%
37%
33%
47
loo
pfd
prior
37% Jan
5
Jan 29
*
18%
*102%
Inc
$1.60 prior
24%
100
Sugar
Curliss—Wright
■
Sales for
Friday
Feb. 4
49%
*0?
28%
2.50
preferred
Press
18%,
18%
"
1
America..12 50
noncuin
241'*
24%
25
preferred
<
87
18%
1
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
4
12
*38%
18
Packing Co common
4%%
Cuneo
26
27% Jan
34 % Sep
RR 6%
11
11
18
38
No par
convertible
Jan
10% Sep
38
Publishing
12% Jan
59% Dec
*72V»
__2
preferred
5'/t%
23
15
73
Corp com
Crucible Steel Co of
28
41% Jan
73
No par
Zellerbach Corp comtnon___5
$4.20
5% Dec
12% Mar 31
57%
preferred
Crown
15% Dec
18
58V»
preferred
conv
102% Jan
-
12%
3%
Crown Cork & Seat common
6
54
38
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier
27
Jan
33
24
21
32% Feb
'
7
21
25% May
Jan
38% Jan
1
5
28
86
6
98 V, Apr
4
3%
56%
inn
Corp
of Wheat Corp
5%
15
Jan
28% Feb
20
44
27
Jan
20% Jan
46 % Jan
July 23
60% Jan
31
% Jun
Jan
9
37 V* May
26
Monday, February 8, 1960
Thursday
Feb. 3
,*84%" 86%
1
Cresceut
16% Jan
86%•
l
..25
;
1
preferred
37% Jan
40 V, Oct
.
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
52%
129
128
v
*85%
23 %
12'%
*3%
Corp
Coty International
72 % Jan
1
2
21%
21%
129%
.'»84%
*85%
23 %
12%
100
Crane Co common
3%*
'
21%
1947.100
Itic
Coty
47
39%
20%
47%
50%
39%
20%
47%
50%
128%
-'■*
—5
.
Petroleum
14
24
36% Sep
Nov
preferred
" 49%
1
—
common
preferred series of
Mar 30
71% Nov
Works
"
1
(Del)
3%%
4
22
85
Glass
Cosden
27
Nov
72
5
Co_
Co
3%%
5% Apr
2
12
85
26
14% Dec
Jan
10
29
5
8% Jan
50
19
20% Jan
5
24% Jun
35% Jan
19
85% Jan
86% Jan
Feb
6
18% Oct
3
84
Steel
5
36
36
39%
20%
-o
10%
50%
*77%
78
33%
5
__
DuWlier Electric Corp.
Corning
10%
51%
14
Corn
America
of
Products
Corn
22% Jan
9
22
7
Sep 24
21% Feb
89% Feb
Sleel
Co
Copperweld
Jan
57% Jan
10%
49%
76%
AND
49%^.4Sl%
50%
5
Delaware
of
y
V
49.%'
Motors
Continental Oil
Jan
Monday
Feb. 1
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
56% Jan
5
Mar
Oct
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
46
L0W
\Tuesday
Feb. 2
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Year 1959
.
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
* '83
*83
'
800
2,500
393i
f
14%
14%
14%
38%
.
11,100
38%
38
4.300
•84%/.,%
14% < V
„
'
38%
\
'
•
70
9,800
37%
38
3834
38
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
14
48% Jan
12
51% Jan
5
7
50
50
50
50
50 Va
50%
50
50
50-
72% Dec
23
62
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
75% Jan
15
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
75
75
74%
75
74%'
74%
*73%
75%
73%
73%
71
/J
81
Feb
27
74 V* Feb
3
743* Jan
15
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
75
75
75
74 V*
74'/*
*74%
75%
*74 V*
75%
170
77
77
77
♦77
78
*77
29%
78
100
34
Feb
Sep
76
Dec
26% Jan
6
,
15
45
Dec
1
26% Nov
4
10
,
Power
&
6
77
28
Feb
1
33% Jan
5
17% Jan
8
18% Jan
22
Decca
Records
Jan
4
Deere
Si
.'"V 28% Jan
8
Delaware Si
75% Jan
9
19
68'A July 31
33
27
48
42% Jan 21
May 25
Jan
25
8% Jan 28
Feb
Daystroin inc
Dayton
21% Feb
2
Sep
11
36% July 15
83% Apr
22
17
41% Jan
36% Jan 22
49% Mar 18
1
Preferred
Dayton
Light
Co
77
28
28%
28%
28 34
28%
28%
28 34
29%
18'/a
18%
18 %
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
44%
45 %
45%
47%
46
47%
46%
46%
45%
No par
Hudson
27%
273/4
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
23
12% Jan
9
9% Jan
5
Delaware
71% Dec
10
64% Feb
3
68% Jan
5
27%
8%
8%
24% Jan
2
36% Apr
15
May 26
22% Feb
5
26
Jan
4
Delta
16 Va Feb
5
18% Jan
5
Denv Si Rio Grande West
16% Nov
25
7% Sep
21
41 Vi Jun
21
5
Dec
53
.
23
68
Apr
28
7
27'/* Oct
28
7
29
i-
26% Jan
Detroit Steel
De
Diamond
30% Jun
15
41% Nov
17
30% Feb
4
36 V. Jan
4
Diamond
28 V* Dec
22
32% Mar 24
28
Jan
11
24% Aug
6
18% Jan
26
42% Mar 13
27% Feb
5
36% July 29
29% Jan 23
22
Mar 26
17% Jan
2
24
12
May 18
36% Oct
28
20% July 23
5:1% Jan 21
19% Jan
6
27% Aug 17
74% Jan
7
27% Nov
5
30
Feb
1
20% Jan
$1.50
Diana
5
33 V* Jan
>
: 4
8 3a
8%
41%
*59%
8%
11
Sep
11
May
8%
202% Feb
95
22%
22 Va
22%
21%
22 Va
26%
26 Va
26
26 Vi
26%
27
26%
27 Vi
56%
57
58
57'/*
58 %
57
57%
57
57 V*
31
31%
31%
32
30%
31%
31%
31%
2934
30
*29%
30
29%
29'%
1
,22
•
"
30% .31%
29%
29%
,
:---1
:;V,
29%
1,300
5,700
10,200
,
29%
V
i
700
50c
183*
19
19
19
18%
19
1
28%
293/*
28%
29%
28%
29%
2.50
38
39%
36%
39'/*
35%
37%
34%
36'/*
34 V*
36
—2
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31
1
25
25%
25%
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
X25%
26%
13
13
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13
13 Va
13 %
13%
2,000
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/*
19 Vi
19%
5,500
17
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17 3a
17%
7,300
38
38%
19,700
Inc..
:
*18%
28
19
*18%
■28
'"'%-
19
27%
28%
:
1,500
'■*:
8,500
Disney
23% Jan
6
26% Jan
14
12% Jan
14
13% Feb
2
Dr.
19% Jan 25
20 Va Jan
4
Dome
19% Jan
4
Dominick
Inc.
-.1
No par
36%
37
36%
37%
38
38%
373/4
38%
__1
23 V*
23%
23 %
23%
24
24%
♦23%
24%
*23 Vi
24
500
17
Feb
1
(Wall) Productions
Corp-Sea grams
Dtvco-Wayne Corp
Pepper
Ltd
Co
Mines
No par
Ltd
.No par
Fund
1
40 V8 Jan
5
Douglas Aircraft Co.
Jan
29
24% Jan
5
Dover
36 V* Feb
23
Corp
Chemical
Co—
Dow
4
Dresser Industries
28% Apr 24
14% Jan
6
25% Jan
8
26% Jan
12 V* Jan
25
13% Jan
4
1
14% Jan
22
12
Feb
Drewrys
Limited
International—
USA
92%
93
92%
94%
94
95%
92%
94%
91%
93
25,500
28
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
16,100
Inc
1
26%
26 V*
.
(E I)
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
*26%
26 Vi
.1
12%
12Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12 V*
1,900
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
17,900
238%
234 V*
236 V*
21,600
__
Common
234 V* Feb
5
96 V* Jan
5
97% Jan
4
3
74% Jan
8
76% Jan
20
17
12
22% Feb
1
23% Jan
12
4
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
13
39
Feb
3
$3.75
preferred
*33%
46% Jan
27
'40
42
$4.15
pre/erred
*41 %
40% Dec
1
Jan
11
Feb
2
38% Dec
21
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
8
40 Va Jan
Dec
16
5
45% Feb
18
40 V* Jan
18
42% Jun
19
47
22% Feb
2
23% Feb
3
97
97
96%
97
96%
97
No
75%
75%
75%
75 Va
75%
75%
*75%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
39
39
39
*39
39%
4
Nov
48% May 26
46% Jan 13
42% Jan
41
240
No
Preferred
27
41
237%
Preferred $4.50 series.
235%
$3.50 series
Duquesne Light Co
4%
common
*38%
240
235%
97
237
97%
97
97
76
76
76
22 3/4
22 %
223/*
*39
42
42
42
*41%
42%
*41%
42
♦41%
1,100
40
40%
40%
40%
40%
*40
40%
43%
45
*44%
*44%
45 Va
45 %
45%
*45
46
preferred
41%
*40%
413/*
*40%
413/*
43
*42 %
43
♦42 V*
50
42
40
preferred
Jan
25
4.10%
5
DWG
29
Jan
5
Eagle-Plcher Co
45%
*40%
41%
*40%
41%
*40%
preferred
*42 %
43
*42%
43
*42 V*
Cigar
$2.10
1,300
10,400
39 Va
40 Va
24 Va Jan
41
39
237
40
preferred
4.20%
Mar 24
1,100
Co—
&
7
~
6,200
_1
Corp
du Pont de Nem
Dupian
5
3,900
27 Va
3
266% Jan
30,600
50c
Dunhill
29
•
—5
Jan
27
22%
Distillers
4
33% Oct
11,900
22'/a
26 Va
86% Apr
26% Jan
Dec
37
20,600
7%-70
4
30% Jan
106
2,500
58 Va
4
99% Jan
278% Aug
8%
41%
Jan
5
17
.
49 V* Jan
29
21
■
41 '
58 Vi
./
59
33
27% Feb
9
Sep
74% Sep
22% Sep
8%
2,500
6,400
16,700
1
91% Jan
17
8'/*
41
16%
5
11
14% Aug
16 Va
Feb
31
21
6
16%
-.59
3,400
34% Feb
100% Dec
8
22%
22%
_2t>
Corn
Club
f 45% Jan
23
2,400
7
65%:%
22 3,a
22% % 7%
403/*
57
"
22% Jan
5,400
35,700
643*
3/4
55'/*
Corp
preferred
6,100
.'
22%
5;
41 y8
*56 ¥2
61
'
130
J
,
16%
40 34
3%
40%
59%
8%
V 64
*26%
1
Co
National
(The)
8%
41%
64 3/*
15
—
Co
Alkali
Stores
Diners'
•
..
293/4.'%
111
Corp
VHbiss
1
20
—....
59 %
22
25
Coatings
8%
41 '/a
21% Jan
26
.
RR_No par
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„ 100
4
16
17
1
4
17% Jan
16%
59% Feb
4
21
17
6
Jan
11% Nov 25
16%
54'% Jan
Jan
21% Sep
17
Chemical
30
59% Apr
16%
Edison
64
23
23%
DeSoto
1
22
22%
Detroit
3
32% Sep
23
5
Feb
31% Sep
22%
20
55% Feb
7
23%
Jan
7
18
22%
3
10
30
8%
65
42% Jan
Dec
26% Sep
64 %
2
64% Oct
17% Jan
65
5
13
19% May
"
8%
65
40% Feb
Jan
15% Jan
46
8%
8%
653/*
Inc
—
8%
8%
65%
Western.
8 V* Jan
10% Feb 25
47% Mar 13
Lines
8%
.50
13.50
Delaware Power & Light Co
Si
1,600
"%
46%
,
4,400
%,
18%-
1
23
Air
50
77
(Delaware)
Lack
*76'%
'
100
C
.
Nov
>
V
50c
series
Co
Inc
56% Sep
8
*74%
>
,
5()c
3.90%
Rubl>er
common
*2.3
24
23%
23%
Corp
v
23%
23%
60
1,000
90
43
23%
23%
23%
23 V*
25%
25
253/3
800
E
28% Dec 29
Dec
73% Dec
21
75
Apr
16
88% Jun
9
36% Not
6
83% Jan
15
9
27% Feb
5
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
21
26% Feb
5
30% Jan
5
Eastern
Gas
23
75% Feb
2
77% Jan
21
4%%
8
21% Feb
5
253/* Jan
4
Eastern
1
94% Jan 29
108% Jan
4
Eastman
112
Dec
94
Oct
26
45% Dec
-
92 % Jan
12
31
39% Jan
26
633/* Aug 13
48% Feb
1 '
89
6
36% Jan
29
85% Jan
11
23% Sep
Jan
30% Apr
22
32
25
46% Apr
34 y* Jan
22
25% Sep
28% Dec 31
83 Vi Jan
5
May 15
34
Feb
4
46% Dec
24
89
Aug
4
92% Oct
6
18 V* Jan
16
36% Jan
7
7% Dec
17
31% July 16
55 '/a Aug
7
8'/* Dec 16
38% Jan
14
63% Dec
9 3/* Jan
7
14
Mar 20
23
39
Jan
28
Oct
48% Jan
7
77'/a Dec
21
20
Jan
12% 8ep Is
23% Jun 22
Eaton
6
Jan
4
Ekco
5
28
26% Jan
4
Elastic
47 '/2 Feb
4
56 V* Jan
7
Electric
7
Jan
11
4
Electric
55
Jan
7
61
Jan
4
Electric
11% Feb
5
133/* Jan
13
32 Va Jan
6
28% Feb
4
65 Vi Jan
29
Jan
29
8% Jan
^
80% Jan
38% Jan
Elgin
El
Paso
When
20
Amer
Electric
24%
24%
233/4
24
2334
24'/*
49
50%
47%
49
48
48 y8
1,600
8,000
7%
49,600
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans
Products Co
15
20% Feb
1
25% Jan
4
Eversharp
8
35% Feb
1
40
Jan
7
Er-Cell-O
27% Nov
19
For
2
31 V* Sep
footnotes,
Jan
11
9
see page
preferred series A
11
Palrchtld
Jan
4
Fairmont
Feb
3
26% Jan
8
30
4
,24
Jan 26
28'/a Jan
4'
24.
Jan
29
28%
29
4
66
67
68%
70
70 V*
71%
—
333/4
35
35 Va-
36
15%
16 Va
15%
16'/a
26 Va
26%
33'/*
33%
5t
4^
Poods
Co
....
preferred
19
20%
35 V*
1
40
•33%
1
8'/a
•57
\
22%
7
35%
35%
35%
•33%
34
33%
34
10%
10'/a
10%
10
26%
26'/a
26%
8
*32%
81
8%
33
81
*
1
24%
24%
T
28%
29
83/9
323/*
33
33
82
82
82
24%
24%
24%-- 24%
"28%
28%
8'/a
28%
28%
28%
28%
70%
69%
70
35%
35%
35 V*
16
14%
153/*
26 Va
06%
26
26
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
79
79
79
79
310
35%
353/4
35
35
3,100
11%
11%
11%
113/8
11,000
47%
48%
48 Va
1,180
*57
47
58
♦57
4,600
5,100
9,700
2,100
1,800
58
18%
18%
18%
19
8,000
22
22%
21%
22
5,100
35%
363/8
353'8
35%
5,600
x32'/a
8
"
33
*82
83-V*
88.200
1,200
8
8%
33
700
9%
26%
.'8%
15,200
*31%
10
26%
•
33%
9%
*26 Va
32%
934
26 Va
8%
28%
9,200
38,400
5,900
15%
10-%
26%
8'/a
57%
12%
35%
18%
32%
*79%
56%
11%
.;
70
36
18 V*
7
7%
28%
22%
?
35%
22 %
19 V*
26 3/*
1
58
18%
213/*
26»/*
t
100
Va
.
10
common.
Pafataff Brewing Corp
Famflv Finance Corn
4
\
36
No par
X35
,
11
22
Airplane Corp
preferred
'
58
18%
3
Engine A
convertible
*56
a
1
Morse
82
9% Jan
28%
Whitney Corp com
34
1
29
Inc
Corp
Fairbanks
81
29
28%
12%
100
Fairbanks
32% Jan 29
Feb
57
12%
48%
5
Jan
56'/a
12%
48
2
20 3/* Jan
8
59'/*.
12%
*57
57 % Jan
19
13
97%
12%
49
7
25
Jan
14
7%
59%
12%
58
54% Jan
Jan
18
MBr.12
7Va
59 V*
12%
7
48
1
57
Sep
73/8
59 %
12 Va
48 V*
46% Feb
10% Jan
7 V*
58%
a
12
2
96
7%
10
shares—.
11 Va
4
37
90
91
49%
11%
Apr
2
5,700
24%
10%
May
29
30
:
413/4
48%
79
63
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
*89
800
83%,
24%
No par
Co
40%
8,700
50%
.
81
*82 Vi
,
220
92%, .92%,7
24%
common
convertible
vs,
9,600
45,300
50
35%
/ 30% Mar 12
29% Jan
89
35 Va
2
7 % Sep
89
79
Oct
$1.60
90
353/4
56
"
40%
79
70
13
84.
78%
29
21
84
40%
V
200
75 Va
24
Equitable Gas Co
27
85
11
Oct
preferred
94
*87 Va
90
75%
Atner—_ 1
Piionogrupn—
EndJcott Johnson
75 %
41
35 Va
50
11% Jan
*87%
,75%
40%
41%
79%
6
27% Jan
403/*
35V*
28
13% Jan
35V2 Jan
90
"*84
100
35% Jan
1
4 -
'
40%
8 50
4
4
*87%
J.
85
33 V*
10% Feb
4
39
26%
34% Jan
73/« J*?n
*84
*84
28%
5
31% Jan
51V2
85
10,500
4034
51
33%
Mar
24% Jan
40%
51
79%
15% Auly 23
37% Apr
9
10'4 July 16
28% Aug 31
40%
51
33%
40
2
40%
51
26%
31
9
*92%
40%
*50 Vi
33'/*
27
28
93%
40%
50
Corp common..29
10% Oct
Jan
93%
41-
491/*
->■
■
16
34% Dec
7
92%
40%'
48%
33%
5
21% Jan
92%
41-%
48%
15'/*
Jan
273/* Nov
92%
40%
29,200
98
92%
3,000
V
22%
97
33 %
80
49% July
21%
98'/*
*26%
4
34% Oct 22
22%
97%
2
29
28'/8 Dec
22%
99%
10
33% Jan
5%
22%
.0
78% Jan
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
75%
97%
Mfg Co
9
Erie RR
75%
22%
98%
22 3/b '
96 V8
2.50
Empire District Electric Co.
4%
75%
22%
issued
Jan
4
75 Va
95%
3
8«
38%., Jan
75%
23
94
Co
29
12
75V*
22%
Gas
Emerson Radio Si
4
26% Jan
28%
1
Battery
Watch
16
18 3a Jan
5
28
26%
5
76 V* Dec
5
Jan
27%
28%
Co
32 V* Jan
14% Feb
28%
28
100
26% May" 11
28% Aug_28
41% Dec 23
26
■28
29%
100
Ind
Natural
Emerson
4
Mtis
Storage
25%
28%
28 '/a
1
common
Auto-Life
81
25%
27%
29
common
Stop Nut Corp of
National
25%
28%
28%
10
preferred
23% Jan
25%
28 Va
28%
Co
Stores Inc
preferred
Products Co
4%%
25%
28%
23%
2.50
Corp
common
Manufacturing
Bros
25%
28%
100
Steel
Co
4'/*%
18
893/* Jan
com
preferred
Edison
45% Jan
15
33
4
6
84
38'/* Jan 29
87
3
55% Jan
Asn
50
Stainless
Kodak
25 V*
1
10
Inc
Fuel
prior preferred
$3.60
93 Vi Feb
46% Jan
•
5
Lines
Si
•
33
*82
?*»
5,600
50
83%
24%
243/*
24%
74%
29
29'/a
29
91%
*
"
1,800
2,100
Number 5923
191
Volume
„
.
.
The Com™or,.;„i
6
^0mrn^cial and Financial
Chronicle
(617)
17
NEW YORK
STOCK' EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
72
Oct
28
58 % Feb
1
6
5% Jan
STOCKS
1
NEW
Highest
9
49 % Feb
;
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
1
i
10 % Apr
30
7% Jan
4
09% Jan
Fansteel
8% Jan
16 '/a Mar 10
22V# Apr
24
18% Jan
14
10
40 Vb Dec
23
34 % Feb
1
21% Jan
2
31% July 20
22% Feb
5
40% Jan
27% Jan
25
56% Jan
20
41% Jan
14
45
21% May 26
50 % Feb
6
23% Aug
12
21
22
70% Dec
30
15 '/a Nov
6
25% Jun
8
51% Dec
63
21
3
5
18 % Jan
4
49% Jan
4
57% Mar 20
43% Feb
42% Jan
.13% Oct
6
19% Jan
12
14% Jan
5
31 '/a Nov
24
44% Jan
16
32% Jan
29
45'/a Feb
120% Oct
100
151
13
Mar 11
104
Aug 21
23
80% Jan
14
31% Dec
9% Jan
5
13% Apr
32% Sep
81% Dec
Sep
21
Jun
9
43
Jun
Filtroi
4
45% Jan
30% Jan
4
Flrstameriea
13% Jan
Firth
35% Jan
6
82% Feb
1
$4
0
$4.50
81% Jan
99 % Jan
5
29
33 % Jan
104
Jan
20
'
30
Jan
Jan
Carpet
Fiintkote Co
7
23
50% Feb
5
27% May 29
,15% Feb
1
16% Jan
1
43
Mar
9
31% Jan
29
32% Jan
4
Oct
5
93
Jan
8
83% Feb
5
84
5
Jan
22
Sep
21
35% Jan
2
25% Jan
12
28% Jan
11
Sep 22
17% Jan
2
12% Jan
18
14% Jan
56% Jan
15
55% Aug 27
9
216
July 10
17
95
07
Jan
5
205% Jan
28
223
Jan
88 % Jan
13
91
16% Feb
5
25% Oct
5
50% Jan
2
93% Dec
4
5
27% Feb
5
35% Jan
29
92% Jan
6
1
21
49 % May 12
23
12% Jan
Nov
14% Jon
21% Jan
5
19% Feb
18% Jan
20
;
4
19% Jan
19
41% Jan
1
14% Feb
1
8
Jan
15% Jan
6
Sugar
24
Jan
22
27% Jan
4
25% Jan
26
29% Jan
4
Fruehauf Trailer Co
24
8
4%
*21%
21%
41%
*21 Vb
21%
*21%
21%
63 %
64 %
64
64%
17
17%
17
17%
65%
63
•V
64%
16%
17%
443/4
44%
433/4
44%
43%
43%
45
17%-.
17%
18%
33%
32%
33
126 V2
1253/4
42 %
41%
105
105
*103%
12%
32 Va
13
34 VB
34%
83
33%
101%
101 %
29%
29%
29%
29% >
51 %
52%
v
f
101V8
101%
.
105
30
60%
6,800
27%
18,600
13 Va-
133/8
'.•33%
.....
101%
'
29Va
6,000
<■
34%
*82%,
t.V
101%'
29%;
4,700
■* 27%
1
13
34%
*82 Vf : 84
6,500
5,500
.
59%
/
123/4
■i
32%
42%
*103%
28
5,800
23,300
125%
59%
.
33%
83
32 Vb,
3,800
•
.18%
42
105
f
27%
5,400
-
125
42%
59
r
35
*82 'A
,
,18 Va
1253A
27%
*82 i/4
43'%
*103 Va
60%
82 V2
44
43%,
42
105
59V4
123/4
43%
323/4
273/8
12%
43 Va
2Q%.
125%
42%
27%
400
43
-
2,000
-
4,900
18%
■
,
4,900
'
425/a
i
,
126% :
60
27%
..
■'
43%
;
101%
12,900
83-
30
10134.
29%
V
503/i
51%
15%
31%
313/8
850
15%
;
■/V,
293/4
15,000
523/8
51%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
313/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
315/c
*82 Va
83%
833/4
83 3/4
27%
26%
26 Va
,*13%
135/a
300
493/4
50'/b
15,600
*82%
]
26 V2
*82 J/4
27%
7 26%
13%
49%
503 4
100
Z.No
833/4
.
13%
10
Co...
18
Jan
41V4
21%
17
513/4
91
83
50%
833/4
26%
*13%
13%
51%
50%
51%
;K
90 %
V
90 Va
90%
v
1^3/4
1
28
28%
V;
90 %
17%
17%
17%
xl6%
17%
28%
28'/a
28%
28%
26%:
,
*13 Va,
,
81%
82'/4
79 3/8
'
18%
18%
183/a
1P%
40%
.40%
41%
5%
14%
ZlO
143/4
143/4
24%
25%
2478
2D
1
26%
27%
27%
28%
♦70
*6
71
6%
71
r
'
82 V*
X79 %
7"rV
V
7
401/4
5%
•143/4
2t
vb
27%
71
*70
:
6
2d
3,500
5,700
50
V
,4.300
90%
200
K3/„
16 Va
6,400
273/4
■
285%
>5,800
79%
18 3%
8OV4
18%
40%'
6Vb
133,500
18 5/a
40%
41% "
6%
15
90%
.
80%
18%
41%
12,700
i%:.
*185
i
__
IP",
15
6
50 Va
40%
■
13%.
50
29%
40
100
:
*185
90%
17%
1
preferred
f.
*185
90%
81%
15%,
27 V4
28 Vb
79 %
51%:
:
*82%
par
common
511/4
26%
*185
91
'
13%
*13
♦185
Co
22
71
4,400
41 Va
29V4
100
77
19
223/4
41%
51
Z__Z__2
30% Dec
Jan
22%
42
'
153/8
preferred.
37% Apr
69
23 Vb
*41%
2,000
'
313/4:
°
Inc
28
26
23
42%
5,500
7%'
15%
Corp
18% Jan
Feb
235/8
>'2,600
61
31%
Inc
23% Nov 20
Dec
23%
345/8
29 VB
15
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
68
34%
101%
Motor Co
Francisco
343/4
34%
82'/4
ZZZZ.1
Z_Z—Z
5
Foremost Dairies Inc..ZZZZ
2
Foster-Wheeler Corp
..ZZZZlO
8
,34%
'23%
•
59%
■
_1
common
Cliem
Mineral
Ford
29
5% Feb
Foote
5
36 % Jan
13
21
_
19'
/', 59
12%
34%
*101
pa
preferred
Mart
18 Va
41%
27%
(
preferred—ZZZZlO
convertible
3%%
Food
7
79% Jan
Dec
6
3%%
15
&
19 %
343/8
125
60%
12 VB
100
of '51
ser
Markets
Much
18 Vb
34%
323/8
43
27 VB
2 50
Tne
pfd
convertible
Food
28
21
31% Sep
18
Jan
19 % Jan
Giant
4%
18
Mar 11
Aug
20% Aug
45% Mar
14% Nov
48
13
Food
19 y4
61
...2 50
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food Fair Stores
28
19%
343/4
42%
* 105
59%
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,ZZ~5
pfd
19%
7%
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129
41%
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Light Co.__No
28
16
2nd
75/b
65
/
32%
124%
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$4.20 divld
32 Vb
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common
7%
'
mo
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power &
4
30% Dec
Feb
is
6.25
No
60 3/s
73%
*21
.
44%
No par
331.
61%
7%
23%
423/4
17%'
Shares
60%
17
42%
the Week
Feb. 5
41%
:
17
43%
10
Friday
73/4
34%
67%
16%
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Feb. 4
60%
19
•
21 VB
66
par
com
preferred
coiiv
21%
Sales for
Thursday
73/4
42%
1
lnc_
First National Stores
4
54% Jan
56% Dec
15
Feb
Lines
Co
1
40
25
Corp
8
4
41%
Z__ZZZ.1
61
Jan
23%
*
r
SALE-PRICES
Feb. 3
59%
7%
19
34%
"24
'i0
...
Jan
2
170
Coacil
11% Jan
15
04
Corp
34%
2 50
Firestone Tire & Rubber
When issued
4%% preferred
19
29
Dec
15
Avenue
27
Feb
31% Mar
filth
6
106% Jan
"
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28
1
89
5
4
Jan
7%
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 2
00
18%
5
™
Corp
Fiberbourd Paper
28
117% Jun
23
99
26
Ferro
Jan
139%
preferred
57% Jan
44% Jun
21
4
20% Feb
Jan
58%
Co common._5
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra Inc..—
11
35
41 % Feb
101 % Jan
2
20% Jan
47
124% Feb
July 20
Oct
55
21
0
_
Tuesday
Feb. 1
«
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*
4 00 k
70% Jan
.
Metallurgical Corp.
Bearings...
Pacific Electric Co
Federal
Jan
Feb
10% Jan
19
27% Jail
1
Jan
Monday
par
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21% Jan
43% Nov
LOW AND
STOCK
frawick Corp
Fedders Corp _ZZ_
federal Mogul Bower
20% Jan
,32% Nov
;
1
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6 '/a
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12,400
;"
l
30,200
:.
,
1,100
15
15
15
15
24 Va
25
243/a
24%
22,400
28%
27%
28V4
52,300
70
70
70
V4
28%
27Va
71
70
>
1,100
320
I
12% .lull
28
16%Jan
33
30
40% Oct 20
38
Feb
Nov
23% Feb
Mar
37% Jan
19% Sep
14
15
19
31 % Jan
5
12
183/8 Jan
6
4
6% Jan
14
19
Jan
5
46% Feb
2
6%
27% Jan
29
30% Jan
6
General
4
92% Feb
2
Jan
2
7
22
45
90
Jan
45-% Jan
12
7% Feb
Jan
Mar 17
84
6
33Hi, Oct
2
77
28
6
4%
53/4
53/4
1,100
22V2
23%
23%
23%
23Hb
24
23%
24%
58 3/4
60%
59
60
59%
603/4
601/2
61
Baking
Co
of
Texas
17%
17%
6
*5%
6
5
11%
No pai
142%
2
8%
83/4
8%
5
34%
34%
333%
No par
42 V2
100
78%
79%
79
Cable
25%
25%
25%
25%
2
73/4
7H4
73%
7%
Corp
Corp
com
1st preferred
Cigar Co
Inc.
7% Jan
26
8 Vb Jan
4
Gen
24 VB Feb
1
29% Jan
5
General
;
Controls Co
Contract
Finance
*45
79
1
common
Corp
2
9Ha Jan
5%
5
Co
39% Mar 18
5
28
53/4
Transportation__1.25
preferred
General
5%
921%
Bronze
Jan
1,600
53%
28%
General
27Hb Jan
100
17 VB
92%
General
80
30%
17%
5 Va'
28%
25
5
5%
"♦29%
17%
46%
27
4
5%
30Vs
17%
92%
Buncsiiures
Jan
51/4
30%
18 %
28%
General
24% Feb
53/4
311/4
17 3%
46 %
8% Feb
34% Jan
53%
*30%
92V4
com
Corp
12
11%
142%:
*142%
43
423/4
i;
300
3,100
18
27 Vs
141% Jan
18
3,200
•
31
*30
92
May 19
29
10,500
46%
Amer Oil
42% Jan
475/8
473/4
27%
Amer
31% Jan
53/4
46
463/4
19
471/2.
47%
92
General
10
5%
45 Va
46%
*
273/4
General
45% May 11
5%
31
48
*443/4
7
42% Apr
21
48%
2,600
47
50
4
37% Oct
*30
..100
14
(8
5%,
50
preferred
12 % Jan
General
46%
5,300
24
45%
Investors ccm__i
Indus
American
643/4 Jan
4
1
com
$4.50 preferred
27
47 Vs
19%
231/2
45%
.•:* 5%
58V4 Feb
Jan
483/4
45%
19%:
24
1
American
convertible
113/8 Jan
9 Vb Jan
48 3/8
45
19Vs
23 Vs
*441/2
17%
22
144
45%
48
*441%
47%
l
26 % Jan
153
45%
44 Vs
Corp
10% Mar 25
9
24
General
24
x473/8
preferred
Acceptance
14V4 Jan
28
Inc
convertible
.22% Feb
29% Nov 23
Nov
Industries
67% Mar 11
9
25% July
4% %
General
20
233%
45%
5
Corp
Wood
25
36% Feb
22
74
Gar
5% Jan
96 '/a Jan
Jan
3
63/4 Jan
64-'% Jan
18
7-% Feb
48 % Feb
4
17% Jan
39
1J8
26
; 19%
24
2—2
Garrelt
Jan
1*9 H4
24VS
18%
23%
*44%
Gardner-Denver Co
5% Feb
30% Jan
9
18%
23 Vs
*441%
18%
5
5o
common
preferred
5
8
89% Oct 20
Dec
11
Jan
i
convertible
3
22
11
Skognio Inc
5%
Feb
8
9
51 % Feb
Co
Gamble
11
44
0
5
Dec
(J ah rlel
7
45 % Jan
51
14
Nov
4
27% Jan
25
19
29
.
21% Jan
1
15
Jan
5% Dec
Apr
29
Jan
46
17% Jan
42
45
50% Jun
10
28
18% Jan
50% May 21
9
43/4 Sep
May 11
2(»3/4 July 23
51 '/a Mar 17
2
44 % Dec
12%
473/4
11%
143
8V4
473/4
27H4
*45
28%
*92
12
>142%
143
*45
473%
•*911/2
100
28%
27%
.'
93%
5,800
93
'23%
40
23%
10,100
61%
12,600
12Vb
5,200
"
12%
60
f
12%
12%'
*142 Va
143
143
144
40
*8%
433/8
8%
8%
81/2
8s/8
2,800
333%
34
8%
333%
33%
333/4
33%
33 VB
1,900
43
42'%
423%
4,500
80
*781%
25
24Vs
245/B
2,200
73/4
73/4
2,200
43
,
*78%
25
433A
42%
80
*78V4
25
7H4
25
7H4
-
73/4
7H4
;;■■■
80
50
5
42% Oct
66 % Jun
5
24%
25
30
24%
26%
25%
46% Jan
55 3/b Jan
26%
29
11
253/8
25 3/8"
Generul
25%
3,600
99 Vo Dec
\
47
22
Dynamics Corp
47%
31
47%
253/8
74
483%
48 3/s
49%
29
99% Jan
4
General
48%
48 Vs
48
84% Jan
483/4
Electric
25,300
Co
5
85%
87%
883/4
90%
881/4
90 3/4
90 34
88
6
903/8
General
89%
Finance
84,200
Corp
1
32%
32%
33%
32 3%
33%
*33
No par
98%
98%
993/4
100%
100%
101%
101
25
26
26%
27%
Sep
30% Jan
6
74 %
Feb
9
16% Feb
9
30 Vu Dec
40
38 Ha May
28
32% Jan
29
353/8 Jan
21
98 V8 Jan
29
104 '/a Jan
8
243/4 Jan
29
May 21
107 Hi Dec
37% Aug 25
31
Jan
1
General
Foods
4
General
Instrument
General
1
31
Jan
5
Mar
3
101 % Jan
7
104
Jan
26
Mar 25
58% July
7
29
55% Jan
6
100% Dec 22
112 Va Mar
4
47% Jan
100% Jan
5
103H4 Feb
2
101% Dec 28
<
45'"
114
28
Feb
6%
Corp
Mills
Corp.
1
3
common.
preferred
General
$5
14
87
Mar
3
76% Jan
4
80% Feb
5
23
26
Nov
25
233/4 Jan
4
243/4 Jan
4
General
Outdoor
16
43% May 25
33% Jan
29
393/4 Jan
4
General
Portland
Cement
28
60
27
47
Feb
1
29 % Jan
2
43
Nov
27
36 % Jan
19
40
Jan
2
73
Dec
16
59%
Jan
12
66 % Jan
21
14
76
Nov
27
64
Jan
29
68 % Jan
6
5 3/b Jan
Preferred $3.75 series
4
52% Jan
53 % Sep
5 % Jun
1(5
Nov
5% Jan
15
5% Jan
26 Va Oct
23
22 3/4 Jan
26
263/4 Nov
13
39% Feb
18
27% Feb
5
11% Dec
7
53H4 Jan
6
22:,/4 Nov 30
i
1%
47%
102%
Advertising
35:,/4 NOV
•
28 Vu
General
Precision
23
80
80
80
80
80 3/b
80%
24%
24%
24%
243/a
233/4
24%
24
24Vb
1,200
343/8
34%
34
34%
33H4
333/4
33%
34
6,500
48%
47%
49
37V4
•36 %
37%
30
62V4
63%
1,200
5
47%
62%
$2.98
No par
♦63H4
65
65
65
preference
5
General
4
General
Public Utilities Corp
4
General
Railway Signal
Really &
1
Public Service..,
Jan
1
General
Feb
1
29% Jan
4
General
Steel
24% Nov
3
25% Jan
25
29 % Feb
27
13
24H4 Jan
7
7
24% Jan
5
Feb
1
Feb
1
1153/4 Jan
•T
Dec
29
60
V
Feb
12
85 % Dec
15
75
35
Jan
2
119% Dec
30
97
44% Jun
15
90
Dec
Jun
2
27
Jan
2
40% Jun
86
8
911
20Hu July
17
46
V4
Nov
99% Mar
17
3
.
25V8 Jan
4
5
403/4 Jan
35% Feb
1
24
44% Feb
23 Hs
23Vs
233/a
29%
28%
29%
16% Feb
14
5y
54 % Dec
29
503/4 Jan
11
96 % Apr
1
88
Jan
19
Feb
2
8
23
Jan
4
25% Jan
19
12 5/a
12%
12 5/8
*123/8
12%
700
30
29Vs
30
293/4
31%
4,900
26
26%
263/4
27%
27%
27%
27
27
27
27
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*24%
26
*243/4
26
*25%
*243/4
1
4
2Q% Jan
11
2% Jan
29
3% Jan
21
Goebel
Jan
8
9
Id
20
4% Jan
230
28
July 28
lOJ'AJun
1
49 Hb Dec
15
Dec
44
30
200
79% Jan
92
42
6
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
45% Jan
14
44 V8 Jan
4
4
33/b Jan
15
May 28
8 V4 Jan
10 Hb Jan
15
10 Vo Mar 18
6 3/4 Feb
8% Jan
6
Feb
4
37% Aug
4
32%
26% Feb
Jan
4
7
03 V4 Nov
2
50
22
*
65 % Jan
7
18
AugTlT
°8
75
Jan
4
Jan
28
34% Jan
21
45
Jan
29
48 Va Jan
18
4
74
Jan
11
J6% July 17
55•'« Jan
6
13
Feb
3
84 V4 Mar
4
31% July
45 Va
July
1
60Va Aug
44;,/4 Nov
16
50% Apr
76
15%
Feb
3
Jan
8
Uotild-Nulionul
Grace
6%
Jranite
When
Oct
17% Jnn
83
30
2
32% Dec
141 %
Muy
47% Feb
3%%
Great
For
22
10
footnotes,
Jan
preferred
4
18
Green
20 Va Jan
4
21 VB Jan
' 8
Jan
19
84 V2 Jan
5
Greyhound Corp common.*
4 % %
preferred
22 Va Jan
4
25 Hb Jan
22
see page
24.
8V2 Jan
8
Inc.,
28 H4
66 VB
68%
68%
703/b
69 Va
70 Va
33 %
34%
34%
35%
34%
45%
45%
453/b
45V4
45%
75
75
75
75
76
13 VB
13Hb
13%
13 Hb
13
383/a
38 Hb
39
26
26%
26%
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—
25 3/4
1
3
—
100
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1
t
29%
30 VB
134%
25%
-PVa
203/4.
.,-n
82
82
82
82
233/8
23%
23 V8
24%
*5Va
5%
5
5%
24,000
,
9 3/8
9%
6%
1,500
2 7 Hb
14,900
663/4
68%
12,200
333/4
.
<
6,100
34%
45%
45
5,600
f
4,200
45%
74 3/B
75
13%
13
13 Va
13
13
39
3 8 Hb
38%
38
38%
26
26 Va
25%
26
46%
48
45%
46 Va
5,400
49 %
49
49%
19,500
42
41%
41%
6,900
29H4
26%
20% -..20%,
7,600
23/4
45%
:
:
29%
♦134
134%
26
500
42 Va
383/b
30
133
.
35
'
45,900
63/4
■
69 Va
343/4
13,200
42
42
26%
29
68%
453/4
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10,600
•
2%
9%
27H4
35%
$
Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
29%
.No pa>-.„ — 30
133
com
Feb
4
28%
80o
413/a
6%
41
Jan
4% Jan
29H4
3
80%
40 5/a
>
9%
41 %
28
16
29%
,
200
793/4
27/s
6H4
•
41
135
Grumman
7
41%
4
82
9%
29 Va
40 3b
4
Aug 12
7
40%
24% Feb
30»/4 Mar 30
9 Vb
39 Va
128 Va Jan
89
43
2V8
Corp.X.l
8
24 V* May 29
42%
23/4
X49
5
23
43 %
7%
62,800
4,900
♦41 %
2%
5,000
»
19y2
2%
*183
81%
42 Hb
50%
swgur
r
200.
19,600
10,000
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200
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423/4
.
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3
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27,400
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12 5r
2,700
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63%
55Va
93
'
24%
19%
41
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49 Va
Western
28
3%
200
51%
16%
62 Va
55 •
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5
24%
19%
.
48%
27
Dec
50%
16%
42
9%
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Co
51 %
63 Va
55Va
93 !
51%
173/a
16H4
62%-:.
62 %
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93
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24%
20%
19%
41%
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193/4
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26
Northern
l.i
16,500
50%
Treat
(H
46%
2 6 3/B
5
7%
45 Va
50%
53 % Jan
neat
46
49%
4
4
443/4
49 VB
Feb
28
46Va
513/4
50
49
31% Jan
6,700
50 3b
Northern
42% Jan
36%
43
*7%
340
•
357/b
43Hb
9 Hb
290
101
353/4 " 36
81
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44,200
93%
100%
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700
50,700
13,600
—
743/4
93
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•
*
•
36%
50 Vb
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1
23/4
101
25
101
73
93%
93%
49 Va
4
12
42%
2%
98%
•
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773/4
77%
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733/a
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26
523/4 Jan
Jan
41%
*24%
78Vb
102
*100
1
18
2 6 3/4 Jan
5
29
42
'
24%
24%
Prop. .No par
28
41% Jan
4
9
42%
•"
763/4
100
93%
100%
42 Hb
42%
42%
"
37%
28
Ry
243/4
100
45% Feb
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7 Va
Stores
Ore
2Vs
♦183
80 3/4
7
—
37% Jan
Iron
79 3/b
9%
Pacific Tea Co
Atlantic &
3
200
80%
41 Va
—6.25
25% Jan
Northern
3
♦183
'
,
10
.—
2
Gt
3
200
42%.
|
issued
247/a
20%
41
193/4
42
5
City Steel
163/4
61'/a
54%
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24%
193/4
41
*19%
55
92
40%
Co
preferred
17Ha
623/8
2%
—
12
20% Oct
4 % Dec
preferred—
Ltd
Uruysoii-Robiuson
17Vs
60Vb
■ "V
54%
■
91%
" "
24%
V 187/b
407/a
*19%
46
51
41%
(W T> Co common—_
Grant
46 %
513/4
17'/b
17Hb
60%
61 Vb
54% - 54%
*90
-92
24H4
24%
18%: 19%
40%
41'A
19Va
19%
93%
1
Mining Co
Union
Grand
39 Va Feb
253/, Mar 23
126
Oct 19
coiiv
Granby
45%
513/4
73%
100%
353/4
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—
26%
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79%
4
Graham-Paige Corp common
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'
103
76Vs
46%
513%
.No par
"
26
77%
35%
,
26Va
*24%
99%
94
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26
793/4
101
35%
79%
Batteries Inc
(W R) & Co—
74
24%
25
v.!
26%
101 Va
763/8
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10
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97
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35%
2%
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Goodrich
Co
•
1
Brewing Co
8
4
2% Jan
I i
1
.
.
47% Jan
:
Feb
4
v.
89% Jan
28
40
i
Jan
200
27
Jan
55% Feb
41 Hb Feb
54% July 15
24-% Dec
23
Co
Jan
Jan
33
35:'/4 Nov
Products
19
l
May
Jun
45%
51
24% May 20
19
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38 Vu Jan
8 Va Jan
Uerbcr
Corp
94
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4
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74
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50 % Jan 27
8
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19VoJan
13,
15,600
28,900
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a
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Glen Alden Corp ex distribution—1.
Glidden Co
10
Globe-Wernlcko Inc
5
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51/4
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27%
12%
2
36% Jan
92
50% Feb
5%
23 Vb
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30
11
23
To Dec
68
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10
71
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281/4 Jan
18
5%
12%
4
28
5%
300
29%
4
25
Mar
5%
65
12%
100
1.
Oct
5%
♦633/4
28%
51% Jan
4
'
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28%
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Gencsco Inc
17 % Nov
44:%
$5
64%
23
$1.30
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General Tire &, Rub
25
66
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13,000
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Feb
63
23%
56'/a Jan
3
Mar 30
4
101
40Tb Dec
Apr
4
94% Jan
Jan
63
28%
preferred
$1.30 preferred (series B)
Genl Tele & Electronics
813/a Jan
Jan
26
54 %
12
84% Jan
72% Feb
91
100
Jan
104
*36 Vs
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6
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.
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26
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80
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'
50%
37
2.50
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29% Fell
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24
.
80
63%
6
2,000
80
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12% Feb
175,300
103
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260
48%
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36%
6
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49
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36%
113/8 Jan
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47
28 VB Jan
May 22
28%
103V4
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2
31
48%
103 Vs
103
273A
15
Equlpt Corp
preferred
9
-
48 Vb
29H8
104
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coiiv
Jan
21
1033/8
27
No par
Co
33% Jan
24/
28%
103%
$3 convertible preferred
$1.60
39V4 Nov
Sep 29
243% Oct
4
28%
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preferred
75 % Dec
23 '/a Dec
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28
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11,400
5
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Lowest
Nov
24
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79
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5
1
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67 V2 Dec
35
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3
Sep
89 Mi Apr
8
13
Jan
9
32
28
Jun
9
80
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29
16
94
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26
Jan
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2
72
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7
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Jan
23
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Jan
6
83% Feb
84% Jan
7
86
Jan
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97
Jan
4
4
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11
28
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100
100
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preferred
dividend preferred
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15
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22
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29
45 08
Jan
28
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11
4
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15
31 lis Feb
70
98
Aug
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
29
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96
88
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lowest
AND
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12
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474 Jan
29
514 Jan
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27% Jan
4
Hall
Jan
4
Hamilton
1064 Jan
6
July 23
28 4 Jun
114 4 Aug 31
6
19
39 4 Jan
36 4 Aug
65 4 May
5
44 4 Feb
6
1224 July
1
7
13
574 Dec
50% Dec
5
54'4 Dec
Jan
6
10
Jan
Apr
1
24% Nov 20
34
14
614 Nov
132
38
Mar
34
3
8
3
15
26Mb Jan
18
24% Feb
27
1
Jan
29
100
30% Feb
32% Jan
1
52% Feb
1
49
Jan
28
58% Jap
57 Mb Jatt
Jan
28
1234 Jan
47 Mb Jan
4
53% Jan
Feb
3
29 Mb Jan
11
464 Jan
29
Jan
4
47% Jan
26
51
13
9
Feb
1
11% Jan
20
Jan
29
36 Vb Jan
7
65% Feb
5
75
Jan
22
12
11% Feb
13
Jan
5
914 Jan
26
Jan
15
30
394 Apr
21
79% May
124 Dec
30
16% Jan
Dec
2
85 Mb Feb
5
77
92
2
90 Mb May
Hat Corp of
14
Jan
78
Heinz
43% Jan
11
31% Jan
4
Helme
33Mb Jan
4
Jan
4
Hercules
30
32% Dec
8
37% Mar 13
324 Jan
18
164 Jan
7
254 Jun
17% Feb
1
20
*
50
Jan
19
74 Mb Dec
31
64% Jan
29
74Ms Jan
4
Sep
29
1184 Apr
16
105% Jan
4
1074 Jan
13
66
Jan
2
824 Nov 19
784 Jan
8
-814 Jan
26
34
Jan
8
46% Apr
384 Feb
1
4 1Mb Jan
5
Jan
4
4
Heyden
4
34%
July 22
954 Feb
3
1014 Jan
4
M%
Aug 27
33
Jan
7
31% Jan
7
25Mb Jan
17 Mb Feb
64
28
28
37% Jan
1
25% Feb
3
21
Jan
2
13% Jan
5
16% Jan
29
22% Oct
6
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11 Ms Oct
27
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May 21
24% Jan
26
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4
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27
12% Jan
29
13
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21 Mb Jan
5
24Mb Jun
22
24% Jan
4
26Mb Jan
-
2
29% Nov 30
28Mi Feb
1
29
Jan
39Ms Apr
44% Oct
29
22
65% Jan
35
Jan
30
80
Dec
15
5% Sep
18
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9
21
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2
Jan
19
43Mb Jan
45 Mb Jan
11
51
Jan
27
41
47Mb July 22
36% Feb
5
41% Jan
81% Feb
2
82
Jan
18
13
6
5Mb Jan
5
8
Jan
82% Apr 30
18 M, Jan
6
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Jan
14
28
9% Apr
2
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Feb
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19% Jan
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30
41
Feb
12
36 Mb Jan
37 Mb Jan
2
13
80 Mb Mar
2
70% Jan
77
Jan
4
22 Ms Jan
5
27% Jan
14
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69
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Dec
28
85% Mar
85
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81;
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30
75
Jan
22
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21
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4
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66
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13% Jan
8
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21
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Jan
5
84 % Dec
10
93 Mb July 30
85% Jan
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11
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39% Jan
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4
21% Jan
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40 Mb
Tndnst
5
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5
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4
31 Mb Jan
4
Ideal
Jan
29
47% Jan
6
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27
45% Jan
4
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18
40 Mb Jan
27
4.08%
424 Jan
18
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4.26%
S
45 Mb Jan
22
Feb
3
4.70%
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14
42% Jan
4
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6
25
454 Mar 18
414 Jan
28
41 Ma Jan
28
26
41 Mb Aug
38Mi Jan
28
39% Jan
25
17% Nov
5
30
July 17
19Vi Feb
74 4 Nov
17
109
May
7
78
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July 28
163
May
6
154
Jan
149
433/b May
8
55
7 Mb Jan
6
7Mb Jan
1
22% Jan
12
27
84 Ma Jan
4
7-
154
8
19
Jan
5
29
38 4 Feb
5
43 Mb Jan
15
28
19
32
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29
29 Mb Jan
4
30
Jan
3
Insuranshares
274 Mar 20
45
Dec
17
35 Ma Feb
5
44 4 Jan
4
Interchemical
86Ms Oct 20
954 Feb
24
86
Feb
2
89
Jan
8
7
28
Jan
12
32Mb Jan
19
May 29
413
Jan
26
444 Ma Jan
4
Int'l
19
Int'l
25
Jan
2
39% Jan
27
314 July
488
57% July 10
47% Feb
4
138
Sep
25
153 Yb Jan
14
139 Ma Feb
2
28
Sep
22
354 Apr
30
29 Mb Feb
68
Dec
22
80
July 30
69 Mb Jan
17% Feb
9
27 Mb Jun
4
86 Mb Jan
8
111Mb Dec
2l
12Mi Jan
111
May
7
24% Nov
7
141% Nov
86 Ma Dec
15
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14
16% Jan
56
15
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37
15
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Jan
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12
Jan
4
70% Feb
5
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12.200
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17%
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33
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83
25
18%
18 Mi
19 M8
20
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17Mb Jan
18
20% Jan
4
International
Packers
5
136 Ma Jan
6
International
Paper
86 Mb Jan
8
87 Ma Feb
3
48% Jan
26
Feb
2
324 Feb
3
33 Ma Jan
4
33% Feb
I
39% Jan
4
Internationa J
39
36
2
38 Mb Jan
15
International
28Mb Mar 19
40 Mb Dec
14
28 Ma Feb
9
17Mb Jun
9
32
July 30
424 Dec
17
40
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
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22
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May 27
Feb
7%
*41%
46%
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Feb
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Iowa
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21
40% Apr
20
36% Feb
2
39 Mb Jan
8
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9
37 Mb Jan
21
32% Jan
20
344 Jan
4
Iowa
4
45
Jan
15
34% Feb
3
36% Jan
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Island
1164 Sep
15
123
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23
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21
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14
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104 Mar 18
12
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7
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29
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57
Dec
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18% Jan
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40% Nov 23
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76% Jan
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5
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18
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34 Mb Feb
118
28
29
2
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May 12
46 Mb Dec
49% Feb
Jan
23% Jmii
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59% Jan
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86
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
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6
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414
50
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4
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62
Jan
4
Johnson
Ac
Jones
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72% Feb
5
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34 Mb
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37%
37%
37%
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120
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37%
15%
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33%
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1,800
120
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2,700
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16
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78
78
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40
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57%
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77%
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74%
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98
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41 %
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4
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5.000
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preferred
87%
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29Ms
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series
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82
66 Mi
28%
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5
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82
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72
47 Mb
141%
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Co
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;
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130
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18
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103% Feb
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Sep
20
19%
82
■
13 Mb
20
87Ma
31%
7
36
19%
.
11 Mb
38
38vb
33% Jan
20
66 Mi
.
,
37%
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18% Dec
42%
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53
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31 Mb
13
15
19 Mb
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:
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.
5
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300
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Jan
Dec
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15% Nov
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44
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72 Va
-
42%
18% Jan
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1
41% Jan
10%
42%
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100
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19
,
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72%
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19%
Mexico
preferred.
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30 Mb
*85
47%
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.
81V2
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87%
67%
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55 Mb Nov
374 Aug 21
45 4 May
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3
19,600
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52
10
36%
200
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No par
25
29
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Feb
28
48 Mb
30%
79
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314 Dec
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Salt
47
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86 Mb
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41%
.
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5
29%
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29%
8
24%
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29%
30%
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36
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29
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19
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preferred
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114 Mb Feb
13tfMa Jan
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'
100
6
124 Va Feb
„
6%
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26
15%
,
29%
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12,600
35%
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26 "b
15%
25 Ms
6Mi
8
No par
Canada
24 Mi
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35%
35%
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12 Mb
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81%
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37%
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.
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4%
5
12%
49
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5
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M4
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28
14% Feb
25%
*
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16
48
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4
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21
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57
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25 %
2 9 Ma
.
110 Mb Jan
2
35%
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Inc
1
23
30
80
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97
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of
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97
41 Ma
100
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7%
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1
De
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Iron
641/2
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2 8 Mi
com
Co
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4
95 Va
28%
common
17 Ma
17%
17 Mb
64
98
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41
30
18
17 v2
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3 4 Ma
50
18
102
17%"
17%
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*80
82
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1
50
preferred
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Int'l
300
80
25%
Inspiration Cons Copper
22
31 Mb Jan
14,700
25 Mb
50
Jan
1724 July 15
37
224 Feb
50% Jan
142
1,100
66
39
preferred
July 6
504 Mar 18
42 Mb Jan
21
3854 May 12
17%
108 Ma
*106
80
common
Electrlca
34% Sep
Oct
108 4
♦106
25 4
—.———100 pesos
6%
108 Ma
39 Mb
5
Co
A
Inland
*106
80 Ma
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
7
50 Va Jan
108 Ma
*106
25 Mb
preferred
50
4.20% preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light__No par
Industrla
18
108 Ma
39
4.42%
40 4 Sep
36Mb Jun
67 %
64Mb
80 Ma
preferred
Jan
17 Mb
66 Ma
25 Ma
preferred
47
18
65 MB
39 Ms
Co
Power
50
18
67
82
preferred
3
Cement
7
18
66%
66%
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18
66
2 5 MB
Illinois Central RR Co
21
33
'
10
28% Feb
42
41 Ma Oct
*32 Ma
33
*32 Ma
18 Mb
39 Mb
Co
17
454 Dec
33
*32 Ma
33
18
17%
39 Mb
Refrigerator Co
21
10 M« Feb
*32 4
33
30
2,400
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__
Apr
8
30 Ma
2.700
% 900
,
39
pfd series A
.lan
6% Dec
30%
100
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39
13
30%
100
39
(Delaware)
Co
&
55 Mb Jan
47
394
30
Inc common__3
32
Apr
40%
40
*
804
preferred
24
13% Feb
2,500
11 Ms
lo
23
*7
8,700
12
67 4
11 Ms
12.50
Nov
7
67
11 Ms
66 4
12
38 4
preferred
convertible
29
65%
68 MB
80 4
preferred
Hupp Corp common
404 Sep
354
*35
36
No par
preferred series A
38% Oct
35 4
12
1
40
35
35 Va
9%
66 M2
Bay Mln & Sm Ltd__No par
Jan
46 Mb Feb
35 Va
9%
124
17%
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294 Oct
12
1,400
36
94
68%
*324
pfd series A
Sound
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5%
900
9 Ma
12 Me
37 % -
9% Jan
38
46 Ms
94
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2 9 Mi
5%
26 %
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22
25%
47%
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26%
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25
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convertible
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'■
2,900
26
43
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•
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Howe
14
Jan
31
16,600
66
5
Chemical Corp
preferred
of America
$2.25
50 4
264
48
*35
Household.Finance common__No par
3%%
preferred
100
\%
preferred
100
4.40% preferred
100
Houston Lighting & Power
No par
Howard Stores Corp
1
2
49%
26
264
26 %
50
26
72 Mi Jan
8
96% Jan
64% Sep 21
15
preferred
Corp
Houdallle-Induslries
4
Jan
31 Ma Feb
38
'
5%
50%
52%
36
100
convertible
$4.25
4.300
50
50
"47%
Ma
9
10
Hotel Corp
14
47 Ms
48 4
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4
60% Apr
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40
47 4
25
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
4
19% Jun
26 Vi Dec
-
1,700
123
*122
48
48
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
4
49 Mb Jan
50%
50 Mb
123
1.800
52%
'
*47
94
5 1Mb
X50 MB
♦122
123
80
1,300
544
V
5
Holly Sugar Corp common
6
27% Feb
2nd
Hires Co
5
54
3 1MB
1
preferred series A
5Vz%
54 4
102
50
common
Newport Chern Corp
Hilton
4
1
23% Feb
Nov~30
31 Va
1
19% Jan
85
,
47 4
Co
644 Jan
July 22
41
26%'
1.300
*99 Va
100
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
1
23 Mb
724 Aug 25
'mm-mr '
26%
47 Vb
5%
14
8
9
'
5
10
common
Jan
13 4 Jan
12 Ms
52
Hewitt-Robins Inc
644 Jan
117
52%
-
25
25
.
S
49 MB
48.4
514
123
1.800
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524
52
51%
123
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common
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123
47%
Co
noncumulative
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3
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(G
50 MB
504
50
9,600
3 1MB
54
(W E) & Co
7%
105
25 Mb Dec
53 4
1
Hercules Motors
344 May 11
27
42 Mb July 29
._1
53%
700
*,
43 Mb
27 Mb
54
53%
494
48 MB
27 4
25
101
53 Ma
preferred
Feb
404 Dec
16
25
101
52%
(H J) Co common
3.65%
38% Feb
14
304 Apr
3
Haveg
Hayes
25
101
31%
2.50
America
25
101
3 1MB
123
49 Ma
?•••■.
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25
,
314
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101
25
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31
preferredIndustries Inc
Industries Inc
Heller
27 4 Apr
11
447#
26%
30%
Corp
Chemical
48 5
43 MB
494
49 Mb
27
30%
com
Corporation
Harshaw
.
S.5o
Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
6
35
43 Mi Sep
22
Harsco
2 6 Ma
25
49 4
484
264
*43 Ma
43 Mb
26 4
4
101
24%
*98
100
preferred
Harrls-Intertypc
4
264
47%
26%
49 MB
47%'
100
6%
18
354 Nov
75 Vi Sep
5
53% Jan
26
Paper
47 %
*48 4'
49%
1
common
preferred
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walk Flofrac
18
16
12% Apr
Hammermill
25
122
Wutch Co
convertible
49%
5
5
Well
Cementing
F) Printing Co
(W
4%
5
7% Jan
64% Jan
25
Wult:r
30
Feb
304 Jan
7
29% May 22
4
204 Mar 31
88
48% Jan
714 May 19
484 Nov 20
25 4 Nov
9
494 Nov
20
Co
A
—1
1Mb
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
STOCKS
1
NEW*°™
Highest
'
•
Feb
37
65
9
120
!' 93 % Feb 10
42% Dec 31''
107
Feb
107
July 27
Feb
10
135
23
130
Nov
54% Jan
8
105 % Jan
6
26
24
111% Jan
42% Jan
5
12
4Ve%
convertible
18
4%%
4%%
preferred
convertible
4%%
(ser of
July 27
July 27
20
57% Apr
737/B Nov
18
82
79% Sep
25
23
92% Jan
19
89% Feb
46% Oct
Sep
86
82% Jun
72 % Sep
29
5
46 % Feb
5
74
27
85% Jan
14
86% Jan
6
93
87',
4
75% Jan
87
8
3.80%
28
36
Jan
5
28
13% Dec
7
11
50% July 31
17
Jan
12
14
Jan
22
41
Jan
Jun
29
51% Feb
5
90
4
100% Jan
90% Oct
7
45 Vz Oct
1
64
Jan
h
49
Feb
44% Oct
7
70% Apr
21
45
Feb
22 % Sep
31% Apr
22% Jan
43
28
Jan7
54 %
45
59
Apr
1
74% Nov 25
63
26 Vz Jan
2
47% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
51 % Mar 13
29
2
27% Jan
37% Oct
22
Dec
20
July 22
Feb
*84
86%
*84
88%
*87
88%
*87
Gas
Electric
Co
Copper
County
Land
79
5
24% Feb
34% Jan
5
18
Jan
20% Jan
30% Feb
33%'Jan
15
Jan
5
Jan
19
22
Jan
4%
>18.% Jan -> 5
33 " Jan 12
30% Feb
8
32
313/4
32
36
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>
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8
13
21% Jan
28% Feb1
28 y2 Feb
1
4
Jan
11
32
i/Jan
25
7
2
3% Jan
13
30 > Jan
■
4
4
(E J)
(S S)
Kress
6
•
21% Sep
13%
12%
13%
123/4
13
13
38%
39
37%
38%
37
37%
37
37%
44
45
44%
45%
433/4
443/8
443%
45%
52%
52%
52%
53%
52%
53%
523/4 : 523/4
513/4
52%
2,000
92
93%
92%
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903/4
923/4
90
903/4
90 %
90%
32,200
49
50
50%
51%
51
51%
51
51%
51%
52%
483/8
47%
48%
463/4
22%
23%
22%
45
45 %
Co
47%
48
48
22%
23%
23%
23%.
46
45 %
45 %
1
*45
ft
65
66%
1
40
40
100 G
29%
30
10
40%
41%
55% Apr
Jan
10% Feb
/ 91
12
29
>
May
5
15% July
6
85
22
>5
4
Lear Inc
28
24V\ Jan-
6
Lee
13
>49% Jan
15
104 /
Jan
27
104% Feb
2
9
11% Jan
27
13 y8 Jan
6
Sep 22
37% Jan 20
28% Jan
22
30% Jan
4
3% Apr
6
26% Dec 30
2% Jan
4
,"
3% Jan
18
27% Jan
4
32% Jan
22
1% Jan
2
15% Jan
2
8% Jan
10% Jan
4
66
66%
64%
66
64 y4
643/4
40%
40%
40 %
40%
40%
40%
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30%
30%
30%
30%
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30%
900
41%
42%
42
42%
42 %
43%
42%
433/8
9,000
*78
783/4
40
-
2
30
10% Jan
Jan
29
7% Jan
15
22
31% Mar
4
27% Jan
29
29% Jan
45
Feb
1
52 % Jan
5
Jan
7
573/4 Dec
4
18% Jan
2
24% Dec
7
10
36
,78%
783/4
450
15%
783/4
16%
78%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
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32%
31%
323/a
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
5,900
28%
29%
28%
29%
24%
26
25%
263/8
33,300
*18%
*78
24%
29%
19
18%
19
18%
18%
31%
30%
31%'
31
31%
313/a
32
31
32
31
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
5,400
19
19%
19%
1,700
*18%
19
19
19 Ve
28%
'■
17%
22y4
22Ve
17%
22Vz
48V2
17V4
21%
31
4
47%
48
31
9
9% Feb
4
11% Jan
15
Libby McNeill & Libby
28
83% Feb
5
91% Jan
13
4
143 y4 Feb
3
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
4''
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Link Belt Co..
133/4 Jan
2
98% Oct
152
14
57
5
140- Jan
1
51% Feb
•'613/4 Jan
4
14 Ve Mar 23
12 3/4 Jan
4
15% Jan
14
Lionel
57% Jan
12
67 y4 Jan
4
Litton
Industries
July
9
54% Jan
32^ Jan
2
15% Jan
4
Loew's
12% Feb
26% Feb
5
13% Feb
4
Logan
Inc
4
Lone
4
1393/4 Jan
26
112
Jan
20
2
363% Apr
Mar
Dec
16
104
79% Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
90% Mar
Apr
97% Feb
5
3
81
Jan
20
83% Feb
5
4.35%
series E preferred
100
Jan
27
140 y2 Jan
5
4.40%
series G conv pfd
100
'36% Jan
8
135
142% Mar 25
131
363/4 Jun
26
44% Nov 23
25
88
27
22
38% Jan
133% Jan
12
38% Feb
41% Jan
Lorillard
22
Jan
5
7%
Louisville
Feb
783/4 Jan
22
Feb
20 y4 Jan
4
Lowensteln
Feb
91% Jan
4
Lukens
Jan
6
Lykes
7
1043/4 Mar
183/4 Nov
5
34% Apr
18
19% Jan
29
28
3
Jan
22
28
Feb
5
29 Vz Jan
5
123 % Jun
9
116
Jan
19
116% Jan
19
32 % Jan
6
50% Dec
21
44% Oct
26
47 y2 Dec
21
21
•
Bros
Steam$hip
118
Sep
35
M
37
Jan
2
78 %
Sep 30
87 % Mar 30
.
17% Oct
81% Jan
21
17 3/s Feb
5
19% Jan
19
Madison
Madison
9
18'4 Jan
4
19
Jan
5
59% Jan
7
20
1
38 y2 Jan
47% Jan
4
26
53/4 Jan 19
16% Jan 14
24 Ve Jan 29
4% Jail
8
19% Oct
1
78
32% Nov
4
403/0 Dec
2
34'A Jan
50% Dec
,
35% Nov 20
18
40% Feb
3% Dec
31
7*4 Jan
5% Sep
23
9 % Jan
3*4 Jan
14
30
2234 Mar 16
5
6
33
Jun
1
'
Mandel
18
7% Jan
26
4% Jan
8
7
21% Dec
9
15% Jan
20
18% Jan
28% July 30
27% Feb
3
29% Jan
5
40%, Jan
8
46 % Jan
29
54% Jan
6
10
46 y2 Jan
29
49% Jan
4
Marshall Field & Co
Jan
18
com
preferred..;
Oct
27
93 % Jan
26
89 Va Jan
4
14
62-% May 11
40 Ve Jan
28
44*4 Feb
3
Martin
32% Jan
6
46% May 22
35
Feb
5
.38% Jan
6
Masonlte
Oct
4934 Jan
5
Jan
14
4
46*4 Jan
13
72 y2 Jan
5
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
65 % Nov
9
11
Si'l)
22
43% Nov
9
30
38
Dec
1
71% Dec
32 %
18% Jun
9
Jan
2
29
Feb
;
77% Dec
74
Jan
4
67
Jan
72Vz Jan
5
44 % Jan
18
5
30Vo Jan
6
MCA
McCall
7
26% Feb
4
30'4 Jan
4
38 Va Jan
14
40% Jan
15
47% Jan
4
48
Jan
25
i3y8 Feb
3
14
Jan
4
79% Jan
4
13
July 24
a
94 % Feb
31
12
30
19% Feb
5
77 Vz Jan
32'/« Nov
18
Feb
IH
34% Jan
39 Vz Jan
4
29% Sep
37% Jan
10
47% Apr
13
31 Ve Jan
25
39% Jan
30
48% July 16
42% Jan
26
4534 Jan
27
11
31
66
Jan
27
7134 Jan
8
21% July 17
17
Jan
4
18% Jan
Feb
5
3lVaJan
11
12
'9% Jan
27
Mill'
58
72
9
14
17'/a Dec
Dec
Dec
29
33
Dec
24
28
37% Sep
21
50
Nov
lb
40
8% Feb
13
10%
Sep: 11
32%
20 % Jan
24
41% Jun
87
: Dec
27% Dec
2
-
.
25% Nov .17
78
Dec
Feb
-
95% Mar 2<
8
23% Jan »'2
51...
10
r
30
29% Oct 26
22
12
26
'• J
Jan
28% Feb
n
773<, Jan
4
15
7
21
3
5
. 2
87% Jan
Feb .'1
27
Jan
48
Feb
85 "1/ Apr
18
9
Jan
43% Feb
87
4
Jan
28% Jan
8% Feb
24%
35% Jan
46
Feb
29 Vs. Dec
For footnotes, see page
»
Feb
Jan
8"
29% Jan
79% Feb
6
41%
3%
6
■
.
Co
Maytag
'
5%
16%
27%
30%
46Vz
46%
*90
41
35%
46%
8
/47%
pax
100
*74
72 %
65%
*72.
40%
4
No par
___10o
preferred
No
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
No
$3.40 preferred
——.No
334%
preferred
39% Jan
24 Ve
;—
Corp
$3.75
6
72
/
Co
15
Oct
42
31
19
72
31% Dec
53
10
13% Dec
44
Jan
65% Jan
72% Mar 17
82
Feb 24
27% Dec
75
3%
28%
46%
1
May Dept Stores common
24
40*/2
No par
12
51% Dec
53% Feb
-
1
No par
59% Jan
2
May 19
28%
*116
118
45*4
46*4
47%
47Vz
38%
38%
81
81
19%
19%
18%
18%
49%
50%
35
35%
27%
Corp
4
46
"
5
Midland
42% Jun
34
*28Ve
i
par
par
91%
41%
35%
48Ve
76
72%,..
65%
74
41
27
27%
39*/2
No par
No par
3
50
26*4
27*4
39%
*47%
Corp common
50c
convertible, preferred—100
McDerinott, (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
5
McGraw-Edison Co__
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing ______
_?
McGregor-Doniger Inc. class a
*
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
McKee (A G) & Co
No Par
McKesson & Rabbins Inc
;
9
McLean Trucking Co
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
10
13%
*79
35%
37%
43%
66%
*17%
13%
79%
29
40
29
30%
41%
8%
25
8%
26
»
43%
45%
preferred > 1st. series)
_100
Portland Cement.—No par
*88
28*4
27
Inc.—
Corp
McCord
Corp
common
preferred
MoCrory-McLellan
$2.50
Stores
3%%
Mead
Corp, common^
4%%
Medusa
vleiville Shot4%
37%
131
19%
24%
44% Nov
88
I9y8
24%
*5%
16%
4*4%
.
76Y*
18y2
83
Maxweii & Moore—12.50
Maraciabo Oil Exploration
__1
Maremont Automotive Products—1
6
,
38%
I8y8
81%
No pax
:
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cemeni Mfg Co
90
37%
*8iy2
*8iy2
*136
18
Marine
>
132
18
22
25% Feb
:—;—
No par
10
-1
1
1
Manning,
4
2
Bros
Manhattan-Shirt
26
27% Jan 18
5*/2 Jan 22
18 % Jan
4% Dec
Co
Mallory (P R) & Co..
^Manati Sugar Co.—
6% Jan I 4
16% Dec
1
Square Garden
Magnavox
No par
100
Inc..
Fund
Magma Copper
4
23'/2 Jan
,
w)
(w
(R H) Co Inc com
4*4% preferred series A
Macy
13
46*4 Feb
9
15% Jan
4
Mar 17
Jan
22% Nov
Jan
21
47% Oct
14
5
4
t79
,
preferred
5*4%
48% Feb
40 3/8 Jan
10
100
8
50
;
Mack Trucks Inc
5
Jan
V
,
49%
,
*104 y2
3,500
106
;
34,300
520
.
11%
11%
3,300
x29 %,
29*4
6,500
2%
2%
7,200
30 y4
30%
9%
9*/8
4 400
500
7y8
7%
2,100
27%
27 y4
27%
17,800
47%
46 y4
46%
23%
22%
23 %
9,000
65%
67%
14,800
10%
26,800
10
10%
83%
85
142%
800
143
8,900
140
54 'A
51*4
57 y2
*56%
5,500
1,000
53%
56%
13%
8,100
63%
60%
61%
32,000
28%
27
28%
35,600
28%
27%
13%
,
13%
28%
27%
13,800
14 Ve
14 Ve
14 Ve,
14%
14*4
14%
25,100
—-
—
13%
12 y8
12%
35,000
27%
26y2
12%
26%
27
44,300
37%
37%
*112
t
3iy2
*95
82%
32!/2
97'%
82%
83
140
375/8
*82
*135
37y8
131 »/4
131%
40
75*4
18V4
82 V*
38%
39%
75%
18
75%
18V4
x82V2
19y2
83 Va
19%
28%
28%
■>,
19y4
27
37%
117
32
97
82y2
83%
140
37%
13134
40
76y4
18%
84 Ya
19%
27%
37%
37
97%
*136
50
141
37 Ve
37%
10
83%
83%
37%
131
131%
31,900
320
131
40
74%
18%
39%
39%
2,700
75
39%
74
75
2,900
18*4
19%
19%
:
18%
78
18%
82%
81%
<'•
20
84
*82 y2
83%
140
I
18,700
83%
.
r
8,300
32%
97%
97
1
117
31%
31%
*95
*82%
26%
♦111
117
31%
*82
*134
37%
131
-
37%
37y4
*111
t
82
19%
19%
4,500
10,000
2,700
/
preferred
38*4 Jan 29
20'/0Jan
14
>6%
*95
140
75
i
10
Co;
MacAndrews & Forbes common
52% Jan- 6.
45% Jan 29
46
4334 July 10
1
3.33%
83
317/e
>
17%
22
49
--
117
*111
38%
50
Co
:/•:>
28% Sep
131V2
(Ky).No par
Co
(M) & Sons Inc
Steel
36%
lOOi
Nashville.
&
74
*81%,*136V2
5
common
Louisville Gas & El
18
71 % Jan
Co
(P)
100
prefe»red
;.78
July 10
July 29
100
series D preferred
>
26%
37*4
118
21,500
16%
143/8
14 Ve
—
31%/ 31%
••'■'95
97%
*8iy2
82y2
10
82% Feb
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
6
,*112Y2
100
8
3
28
14%
>__
500
28'
27%
28%
27%
28V2
283/8
27%
27%
27%
37V2
13
31
62
30%
21%
87%
13%
64%
29 Ve
28y4
21
36% Dec
143/8
62Ve
'
Jan
6
13%
i.
Jan
4.25%
14%
65%
4
*29%
143
*56%
137/8
37%
80
•
100
31
*3%
67%
66V*
x9%
86y4
143
53y4
63%
27y4
96
4
14
57
—
'
'
400
16,900
*28%
7%
27%
*46 %
23
1
14y4
4
Long Island Lighting Co com
•5% series B preferred..
56%
-
•'
19
■"
19
9%
30%
\
*9y8
....
7%
-
*18%
30%
">
.
64 V2
10
|>referred
conv
.
*.
14
141/4
30% Jan
15
131% Dec
2
4.84%
54V2
/*3%
63 Vs
27%
Lone Star Gas Co common
8
57
50c
39 3A Jan
4
56
1
Inc.:
Star Cement Corp
30 y2 Jan
Jan
f
27 Ve
Inc
*142
54
No par
i...
Theatres
5
33% Jan
53y4
_1
(Jonathan)
10%
86%
14'2
142
5
1
5
117
86%
2.50
Feb
•
10Vz
86
100
Inc
37
jan~~B
10y4
23V2
68y2
10y2
88
143y4
55%
23
66%
T67%
657/8
25
.
26
37%
7
Nov
Loew's
29
14% Feb
Mar
22%
22
5
-
45'
■>45 Vi
7
46% Jan
Sep~2l
36% Nov 27
69
4
9
37
15% Jan
Co
Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
32% Jan
17% July 10
9
29% Jan
4
5
10% Mar
112% Dec
25
V Feb
273/4 Jan
27
8
1283/4 Jan
No pax
Glass
Corp
73% Nov 30
73
13
393/4 Apr
96
Jan'
61
5
29
Dec
24% Sep 18
273/4 Jun 15
28 %
-
Corp
Libby-Owens-Ford
21
Nov
93/o Sep
63
Mar
63 % Jun
Lerner;Stores
7
28V4
7
45
22
9%
9'%
27V4
Lehn & Fink Products.
2%
30y2
9%
7
27%
30
30
-■
'
23A
2%
.
1
70% Jan
23
..
No pax
"VS4P*jah
10 V* Nov
31
RR
Corp
11 %
29%
11%
2914
I
com
29
•
11 Vz
29
104y2
11%
293/4
23/4
30V2
9%,
7%
28
46 y4
104y2
106 "1
*104
15
29
80% Jan
Oct
Valley
■
10
1st preferred_.No par
2nd pfd
-_.No pax
non-cum
Lehman
48
> >
,
31
*28%
4
*3%
30% s 30%
17%
17%
/
21%- 21%
47%*. 49 y4
*104% 106
11%
11%
29%! 29%
2%
2%
*28%
*28y2
*3%
*30 i
17'/4
*3%
4
30y2>30y2
19 V*
31
4
30J/4
30V4
17y8
18%
'•«
21%
22%
473/4
48y4
104y2 104y2
11%
11%
29%
2934
2%
2%
*30%,
31 v
9%
9%
7
7%,
27V4
27%
46%
46%
23%
23%
67
68%
10%
10%
87
87%
143y4 143y4
54'%
55y4
>
56%
5634
19 y4
19 Ve
19 Ve
j "
28%
100
Jan
22
77% Aug 27
48
Industries
*78
3ii/8
common_3
3.85%
"Lehigh
900
78
ft
Co
65% Jan
57% Apr 29
140% Dec
■
,
6,900
31 %
50c
Tire..
50o
22
93% July 13
12
:
67
<66%
1534
«
common
& Sons
Valley
600
45
5
—
$3 non-cum
*443/4
45%
|
Paper Co
(James)
Lehigh
■?
18
5% Jan
6% Dec
263/4 Sep
-
8,500
4,100
1
.
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
■
463/4
22 s/8
10
Co..
Rubber &
Lees
23
♦45
5,000
45
22%
-47%
1
4,900
78
>
preferred series A
25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
}
Jan
<
5,800
,
1
4.32%
16 3/4 Feb
-
20,400
13%
10
;oo
—
Laclede Gas Co
;■
1
Inc____.
&
13
'
2t
La
21% Jan
20 y4 Jan
Wire
V P Sutherland
•45
30% Mar 23
18
Nov 24
/ 39
*
200
800
44%
i
■
.
■
4,500
32%
f
44
13%
Kroehler .Mfg Co....
Kroger Co
K
35%
443/8
*35
*32
39%
Co
H)
(S
3,200
76
43%
preferred..
>
35%
10
84
88%
75%
39
common
4
3
24 Ve Jan
313/4
prior preferred,
conv
6
77
22
44%
32%
2.50
46% Jan
43% Mar
4»/4 Mar 11
44
32
Co
31% Jan
26% Mar
23% Jan
*35
44%
31%
No paj
21
.14% Jan -22
34% Jan
35%
44
31%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Klng-Seeley Corp
KLM Royal Dutch
Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
15% Feb
6
*34%
44%
Co
43 % Jan
31 % Feb
17
35%
44
75%
13%
71% Jan
5
3% Dec
*35
44%
75%
4
14
16
19% Oct 21
76%
35
50c*
28
26
28% Nov
76%
35
_
Jan
Aug
*87
44
76%
130
75%
84
88%
76%
8.7.'
39% Jan
Nov
86%
^
76y8
♦74 %
_16
Hayes
4%%
75%
50
;
Co
Keystone Steel &
Jan
88%
*75
Nopal
No par
com
preferred
&
46% Jan
40 % Feb
86%
1
75%
75%
75%
75%
Power
% Jan
Feb
23 % Nov
86%
*87
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
24
85
15% Oct 21
*84
*87
3
35
34 % Apr
*84
100
52% Jan
25
21
29
18
10G
preferred
Feb
6
17 % Sep
89
89
Kern
4
27% Jun
*86
*88
55% Jan
II
29
32% Nov 24
n
88
89
Kennecott
13% May
77
*86
*88
preferred
Kendall
30% Nov
;
75%
89
non-cnin
Kelsey
600
5,900
46%
88
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp..
;
Kellogg Co
56% Jan
24
63
22
122%
46%
♦74%
Kansas
50% Jan
117% Feb
51% Sep
*
4%
28
I
117
♦116
47
*86
Kansas
■
25
35% Jan
43 % Feb
41% May 12
July 27 '
r
♦116
124
46%
*88
preferred
jKansas City Southern
18
33% Jan
117
*116
47 %
'
4
47% Jan
29
*115%
124
47
89
4.35%
29
116
}
200
433/4
88
4.20%
Jan
43 3/t
433/4
*43
*86
8
Jan
43%
*88
6
35
!
200
88
29
31% Jan
22,800
89
Jan
44
48
106
'"74%
Jan
4
47
106
116
47%
47%
49
106
*116
116%
124
♦116
48
48
♦105
43%
43%
116 %
117
50
*88
79% Jan
4
*43
124
*116
47%
*105
106
*86
87
38% Aug 28
Shares
100
85
50
Sep
33% Nov
the Week
Feb. 5
10c
6
2
Friday
Feb. 4
107
48 3%
49%
106
43%
117
100
pfd__100
conv
preferred..
5
41 % Feb
*43
__
4%
4.50%
13
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 3
'
19c
preferred
20
26
39% Feb
34
106
50
47%
48
*105
preferred
1959)
Jan
28 Ya Jan
11% Dec
47
10C
1
88 % Jan
'
Feb. 2
33%
preferred
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
34% Nov
*
Chem Corp
3
Jan
75% Feb
12
11
.
<b
5
Feb
fl
Mar
84
Jan
48 % Jan
May 20
13
125
25
5
Jan
Kaiser Alum
122% Jan
Jan
88% Feb
21
Jan
120% Jan
17
Mar 11
98
85Y2 July 10
116
Wednesday
Tuesday
Feb. 1
!-,{
26
44
Monday
par
K
:
46% Jan
July
48
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Corp
connnon^
preferred series B
-*
100
30%
79
49
36
38Vz
44%
67
17Y2
89
28%
27%
79
118
47*/2
473A 48
38%
39*4
*116
46
\
81/
xl7%
*18*4
81
17%
20
49*4
35%
41
*3%
50%
36%
43%
*5%
*17*4
25
5%
16%
27%
6*4
18
25
5*4
16"%
28%
27 Ve
46 Vz
46%
*90
41
35 %
47%
*74
73
*66
*72
3%
30%
48
47%
91%
43 %
36*4
48
75
73
67
74
40%
41*4
26%
27
39
*48
27%
27%
39
49
13*/2
78
36
37%
44
*66%
17%
29 Vs
31
40*4
8%
13%
79
37
37"%
45%
67%
25%
^4%
-86%
28%
27*4
79
17*4
29%
31*4
41 Vz
8%
26
44%
88
28%
27%
79%
28%
*116
28 Ya
28%
♦28
118
*116
118
28
28
116
700
118
1
473/8
46%
4534
48
48
48%.
11,900
4734
46%
4734
47%
48
39
393/8
38%
39%
38%
39 y»
80%
80 3/s
*80 V*
80%
80 %
80 V*
220
17 Vz
18%
17%
17%
17 3/8
17 Vz
36,000
19
18 y4
18%
*18%
48%
5034
47
49%
46%
47%
14,200
35%
363/4
36%'
36%
35 7%
36'4
12,000
42%
43%
433/8
44
42%
44 V*
4,300
3%
334
3%
3%
1,300
*18%
*5%
-
6
17%
17%
24%
25
5*4
48
'
3%
3%
;
:
1,500
5,100
500
19
100
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6
*534
6
*17%
18
*17%
18
25%
*24%
5%
5%
5 >4
1,100
15%
16%
3,100
27%
25
53%
5%
400
900
25%
16 %
16 %
16 Y4
16%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
13,200
26%
28%
26
27%
25%
28%
46,400
47%
47%
47
48
47%
4734
4,600
46%
47 ya
6,700
47
47%
47
47%
*90
91 Vz
*90
91%
43
44 y4
35%
36 V*
35 %
2,000
47%
48 Ve
48 34
4734
48%
6,500
73%
74
*73
74%
*74%
74%
50
*73
74
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74
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74
40
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67
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67
66
66
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74
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74
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74
42%
43
35%
357/a
473/8
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94%
,
433/a
42%
35
,
32,600
90
3,800
41%
42
41
41
40
%
41%
24%
2534
24%
25
24%
2434
5,400
26%
273/a
26%,
26%
26%
26%
3,700
39
39
*48
49
39%
*48
39
49
13 3/8
13%
13%
13%
13 %
78%
7834
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79
*78%
3534
3 6 3/8
35%
36
35 %
37
37%
36
37%
45
453/4
44
4434
68
68
67
67
17%
173/4
17%.
177/a
17 3/8
29
29%
2 8 34
28%
x28
31%
31%
♦31%
31%
3034
41%
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43
42
8%
8%
13%
40%
•,
7,300
80
79
35%
3,200
35%
36%
15,000
4334
44 Vz
5,800
67
fi7
2.300
600
17%
28%
1,600
42%
6,900
8%
,
2,300
31%
8%
8%
8%
700
39
*48
39%
49
4,600
25%
25 %
26
25%
25%
44
44%
44
44%
4334
1,500
43%
25
3,400
160
88
*86%
87%
87%
87
87
2834
283/4
28%
28 34
28%
28%
2,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
5,000
79 %
79%
79
79
79 Vz
79%
310
24.
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Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29 y* Jan
38
91% May 15
67
Feb
9
71
Nov
17
73
70
Jan
Jan
Highest
6
26
8
78% Jan
29
59% Feb
1
68% Jan
7
Mergenthaler
16% Jan
4
17% Jan
6
Merritt-Chapman
1
64% Feb
1
70% Jan
4
Mesta
Metropolitan Edison
22
88% Apr
Dec
28
98
6
15
74 % Jan
5
79
Feb
4
83% Jan
13
86
Feb
3
19
76
Jan
25
3.85%
76
Jan
6
3.80%
75% Nov
30
68
Mar 31
74% Nov
12
87
Apr
28
75 % Jan
19
99% Mar 11
Sep
86
Jan
4
80
Feb
31
56% Jan
7
61% Jan
18
18
51% Feb
1
56% Jan
4
58
Jan
22
59% Feb
3
56
Dec
68
Dec
16
53% Feb
5
60% Nov
23
23
12
55 V* Jan
18
83% Jan
2
2
Feb
27
33% Dec
29
40% Jun
2
15% Oct
14% Dec
91
Jan
4
5%%
1st
Midwest
21
19% Jan
4
Minerals &
Jan
29
143% Jan
4
Minneapolis-Honevwell Reg
3
24% Jan
5
Minneapolis
21% Feb
"23% Jan
18
Minneapolis
17
Jan
11
Minn St
177
Jan
4
17% Jan
2
8
July 21
4
20% Feb
v
Jun
124
16
14% Feb
162
182% Dec 23
Jan
Minn
Chem Corp of
Feb
33% Jan
4
Minnesota
&
Jan 22
33% Feb
35% Jan
11
Minnesota
Power A
Jun
18% Jan
19% Jan
18
Minute
Mar
•
28
16V«Jan
2
35% Oct
20
49% Apr
4
5
37% Jan
Mission
Corp...
19% Nov
18
29% May
4
19% Feb
5
22% Jan
Mission
31% Dec
23
31% Jan
28
33% Jan
Mlsslsstppl
4% oep
23
2
5% Feb
4
6% Jan
25
8
29
19
Jan
31% Feb
8
5
48% Jan
Dec
15
45% July 29
34
Feb
1
39
Jan
15
17
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
17% Feb
4
18
Jan
4
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
27
13% Jan
29
15 V* Jan
11
Jan
9
70
5
65% Jan
18
73
Feb
5
60
68 % Jan
Aug
41% Feb
75
24
lb
Jan
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
22
18% May 28
79% Feb
Jan
4
4
19% Jan
6
5
13% Jan
11
Jan
3%%
4.20%
Mojud
Class
class
14% May 26
7% Feb
5
9% Jan
20
56% July 27
45% Jan
29
55% Jan
4
Monsanto
2
27% Jan
18
29% Jan
4
29% Aug 31
35% Mar
28
21% Jan
25
24 V4 Jan
8
20% Oct
14
-26
27% Aug 28
36 % Jan
2
7
Jan
11
Montana
Monterey
Oil
Products
13,100
21 %
22 %
21%
22
10,400
21%
21 %
21%
21%
22'A
14%
2,600
15
15%
14%
167%
167%
168%
165%
30 'A
30%
29%
30 VB
29
29%
34%
34%
34
34 y«
34-
34 %
x33%
33%
1.200
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18 7 8
18%
18%
7,400
33 %
32%
11,800
15
19
15%
*15
163%
167
29
1,000
165%
6.600
29
4,700
32%
31%
32'A
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
19 74
19 Va
19%
9,700
32
32%
32 %
32%
32
32%
32»/a
327%
17,700
5%
5%
5%
5%
5'%
5%
4,600
43'A
42%
43 ■:'<
42%
43%
42%
42%
41%
42%
5,400
35
17%
34%
35 Va
35 y4
35%
35%
36 y4
36
36
3,100
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17'/8
17%
17%
17'A
2,400
13%
12.500
32%
33V*
~
6
*75%
13
18
18%
*11%
8%
8'A
*7%
45%
47%
46%
76%
13
18%
13
8
48%
I
27%
27%
27%
22%
23%
22%
23%
28%
1,000 lira
28
28%
*27 Va
27%
1
23
_No par
*75%
13
15
*11%
32%
33
5%
6
13%
13%
13%
13%
70
,
70%
71
71
77
76%
76%
76%
13
13
13
14%
17%
15%
147%
*11%
490
300
13%
15
9,600
12%
7%
8%
500
79%
*12%
13
*11%
13
-73
*7%
8%
7%
400
X48%
49%
46%
48%
4678
477%
38,300
28%
27%
28%
27%
277%
3.200
28
22%
*7%
4
Motor
Wheel
22%
22%
22%
5.000
28 %
22 %
23
v::^28'/>:m
28%
27%
28'%
2,100
22%
48
13%
13%,
Co
10
51
52
50%
53%
52%
54%
51%
52 Va
52
52%
—5
22%
23
8
21
41
%
152
Feb
9
24
Dec
23
20
29
23 Va Jan
22
32
Jan
20
26% Jan
13
28% Jan 22
Mueller Brass Co
1
20
% 27%
2
37
July
32
26
34% Jan
Munslngwear
I
32'A
Corp
Inc
Murphy Co <0 C)
1
Murray Corp of
America—
Myers
Bros
42
50
43 y4
43
155
43%
155
25% Sep
159%
155
23%
22%
42 %
43
42%
7,100
3.800
y
3.600
15,600
42%
3.800
156
158%
155
23
152%
22%
22%
22%
22%
8,500
2.500
21'A
22
21%
22%
21%
2178
21
21%
7.100
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27%
3,000
32%
32 Va
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32 %
32
32'%
1,200
7
50 %
50
50'%
50%
26%
26%
26%
45%
*44 VA
45%
50%
18
26%
26%
45Va
45V2
NAPI Corp
1
12%
13%
13%
14%
Natco
5
13"%
13%
14
14
A
44
159%
22%
No par
E>
28
47%
flic,
<F
126
16414
163%
30%
35%
12%
24% Jan
8
125
22%
21%
126
13%
o
Motor
18
124%
21%
21%
128
68%
10
Motorola
28% Jan
124%
22%
21 y»
13%
issued
4
50% Jan 27
129%
2214
125
68
I.lues
A
4
46% Jan
17%
14.100
Corp
(.lolini
Jan
4
900
18%
22%
19
4
32%
/ 17%
%
47% Jan
8
32%
18%
No par
Ward A Co
25% Jan
Feb
32%
18
13%
6
26
32%
18%
47%
30
48 % Jan
32%
17%
23
27% Nov
43% Jan
32%
13%
174% Dec
4
30
32%
18
47%
24
9
2.000
90
23
28
51% Aug
700
58'%
89%
13%
57% Jan
31% July 24
54%
58'%
90
48
22% Dec
5(1% Jan
4.300
58 Va
'
23%
15
2
-53%
56
.
58%
*89 %
13%
59% Jan
22
56
59%
90
20
4,200
47
2
25% Sep
56 %
59
*89%
260
52%
23%
50% Feb
43% Jan
*56
59%
310
58
52%
13%
21
39% July 17
57%
1,300
89
56%
:52 / '!
.a
46Vs
Dec
6
52
58
57 %
52%
90
89
89
59%
23%
61
Jan
78
13%
2
Jan
*75
;
'
45
23% Jan
8
77
•
1.200
22,700
.
•
32 %
—3
Co
*75%
52
13%
18%
87'%
58%
68
*11
*86
59%
13%
*13
*77%
65'%
78%
52%
67%
76%
13%
28
Moore-McCormack
16
*89 %.
17
65
23%
Montgomery
7
When
58%
62'%
167b
67%
13%
4
14% Jan
177
57%
*61%
17
46
53% Jan
29
1
.
62 %
16%
23%
29
13% Jan
29
*88
88
61%
200
13'A
44% Jan
24
25
89
52 %
88%
73
45
23
24% Feb
Jan
•88
59
52%
*71%
12
5
53% Dec
41% Feb
88
22,900
77 ' C
13%
Co.
22% Feb
I
Morrell
*75%
67"A
*75%
No par
shares
27
22% Jan
14
77
60
17%
.-.—100
1.28
Co
12% Oct
151
Jan
*75
78%
73
Mining A Chemical—
4U«-a fell
27
78
*75
8
Utilities Co
Power
American
29% Jan 22
77
100
Too!
Chemical
MoniecuUnl
20 % Jan
*75%
34
1
.
A
Montana-Dakola
Sep 21
77
No par
2
8
22
*75%
200
77%
86
77
Shares
33%
77%
77
*71%
the Week
»
*33%
79
86
42%
v
Co__6.25
B
Jan
27% Dec
77 Va
86
A—No par
—-
Machine
RR
79
85%
.8
Inc—
Monarch
Monon
*77%
20
preferred——
Co
78%
85%
32%
lnc common
preferred
*65%
20
10
1
class
65 % r-66
32
*5%
Cement
Mohaaco Industries
38% Jan
8
Co
RR
RR
64%
76%
33%
1
1
.
Missouri Public Service Co
5
15
14% Feb
29
11% Dec
12
12
12
19
Jan
12% Jan
78% Aug 14
8
12% Nov
1
Portland
Missouri
No par
River Fuel Corp
Pacific
Missouri
41% Jan
2.50
Paper
Light
Corp
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
34
52% May 25
Maid
64%
77
162%
30%
34%
18%
NO par
Development
41% Mar If
31
39
;
1
..1.50
Marie—No par
A Mfg
Ontario
31% Apr
31 % Dec
14
Amer—
Co__
1
Louis Ry—Nopai
Paul ASS
Mining
Wa
58
58
58
58%
*89%
90
*32%
33
17%
17%
124% 126
22%
22%*
21%
22%
14%
14%
Moline
A St
61%
16%
*75%
51%
100
10
Corp
21% Feb
150
61/
17 Va
*87%
58%
1
8
preferred
OH
60%
16%
*75
1C
Midland-Ross Corp common
21
33% Jan
60%
77%
Inc—
Enterprises
73
85%
lnc
31
21
111% Jan
5
7
88
24 % Mar 20
9
2U-w S**p
Jan
32% Jan
Midland
77%
73
85
—
Utilities
South
76%
72%
77%
preferred series——
Copper
Middle
76%
72%
77%
85
..*73%
preferred series
preferred series
4.45%
Miami
75
65%
100
100
100
100
1
35%
33%
pla^_100
3 90%
*33%
Feb.
33%
64%
preferred series
Friday
Feb. 4
33%
-8
Co———
29% July 29
28
18% Feb
92
,9
111% Jan
4.35%
5
58% Dec
2
Machine
Sales for
Thursday
33%
72
60
17%
Scott
&
t
Feb. .3
34
75%
*71%
59%
16%
Co
Linotype
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. i
No par
1
12.50
preferred^
Mar 13
75% Jan
84% Dec 30
$3.50
73%
16%c
common:
14
74% Dec
Jan
lnc
25
82% July
39% Jan
Co
Dec
6
44
&
Feb
53% Jan
33
Merck
4
70
18
33% Jan
8U% Jan
*33%
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
22% Feb
8
16 Mi Nov
Par
EXCHANGE
34% Jan 21
85
44 Vi Jan
84
32 % Jan
2
Jun
7
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 1
STOCK
YORK
NEW
.
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
26%
*44
50%
50%
50%
26
45%
507%
3,300
26%
26%
6,900
46%
/
26%
45 7/8
;
46%
300
19'%
82.100
N
13% Nov
5
12% Nov
10
18
50% Sep
15
63% May
16% Dec
23
29% Jan
24% Sep
12% Feb
1
19% Feb
5
9
13
Jan
4
15 % Jan
21
6
53
Feb
2
54% Jan
4
National
Actne Co
I
53%
54
53
53%
53%
54
14% Jan
29
17% Jan
4
National
Airlines.
1
15
15%
15
15%
15
15%
19% July 16
Jan
34% May
21
22
26 % Jan
Corp
28 Vb Jan
7
National
Aviation
15
56% Dec
30
53% Feb
3
56
Jan
4
National
Biscuit
142
Dec
22
164% Apr
3
143% Jan
12
149
Feb
1
8
Sep
10
14% Jan
12
9% Jan
29
10% Jan
11
National
Can
5
6
National
Cash
49% Jan
80
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
46y4 Feb
8
90
Sep
21
23
Jun
57
Feb
Jan
67
Jan
7%
15
27
4
29 y« Jan
12
National
20
49% Feb
5
National
Dairy
32
29
35% Jan
11
98% Feb
1
Jan
11
109
4»A%
26
89% Jan
6
91 % Jan
22
3
95% Jan
28
109Y4 Jan
6
145
Jun
10
159
3
144% Jan
5
147% Jan
11
120% Dec
31
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
19
Mar
6%
122'/a Jan 20
22
Aug
18
18% Feb
5
20% Jan
4
National
44
Aug 28
36% Feb
5
43
Jan
6
Nail
40
Jan
14
3
38% Dec
8
37% Jan
19
7
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
84% Jan
24% Jan
29
98% Jan
4
National
Steel
27
28 Va Jan
8
National
Sugar
17% Sep
22
24% Mar 25
18% Feb
1
20% Jan
4
National
'lea
9% Jun
10
14% Nov
10
Feb
4
13
4
National
Theatres
National
U
7
24
Jan
14
22% Jan
4
24
10% Mar 24
5% Jan
12
7Vb Jan
15
22
15% Dec 22
14
Jan
4
16% Feb
5
15
13
Jan
7
14% Jan
25
30% Jan
38% Jan
29
34 »/4 Jan
Jan
21
12
Jan
9
27% Nov
12
36% Jan
2
71
Dec
28
Dec
20
5% Nov
11% Sep
Feb
15
26
37% Apr 13
43% Peb 26
82% Mar
71
2
4
40
Jan
72% Jan
4
19
National-Standard
99%
99
99%
99
99
99'%
99%
1,600
23
23 Va
23
23'%
23
23'%
12,700
54 %
557/8
55
55%
54%
55%
*89 %
91
*89%
91
89 %
90
90
90%
*90%
91%
40
5
97 Va
97%
100
97%
101
96'%
19.000
145%
*19%
37%
10
'37%
38%
*37%
Fibre
i
preferred
6
36% Jan
6
Newjmrt News Ship A Dry Dock
1
32 '/a Jan
7
New
I
Dar
II
Air
Brake
.
25% Feb
9
6
27% Feb
5
31% Jan
6
New
York
29% Sep
22
36% May 22
32% Feb
1
34% Jan
6
N
Y
Chicago A St Trills Co
Y
New
5% Dec
29
10% Jan
6
6% Jan
4
6% Jan
6
Dec
24
20% Jan
5
10% Jan
4
12 % Jan
5
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
17
24% Feb
1
27% Jan
11
41% Jan
14
34% Jan
28
35% Jan
73% Apr
77% Apr
1
65% Jan
14
69
Dec
23
74
Dec
21
85% Mar
3
74% Jan
79% Oct
29
88% Apr
2
80
100% Oct
20
108
Sep
17
102% Peb
19% Sep
18
91
34
Jun
17
84'A Jan
29
20% Nov
70
108
Dec
Feb
26
Jan
5
72 % Jan
4
80
Jan
15
99% Feb
Mar 23
Central
Haven
2
1
Niagara
6
Nopeo
4
Norfolk
21 % Feb
1
12% Jan
25
5
41% Jan
20
Share
North
A
14
36
Jan
25
38'/a Jan
11
North
Jan
27
64
Jan
6
67
Jan
11
Northern
35% Jan
22
27% Feb
4
29% Jan
5
Northern
2
Dec
28
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
29
88% Mar 23
79
21
86% Mar
Dec
102
106
Jan
21
Feb
1
102% Jan
14
48
Jan
4
357%
11.^u0
19%
29%
2,500
28%
29%
27's
28%
43.300
32%
32%
32'A
32%
12,300
*6
6'A
6'A
2.000
6'%
6'A
6'A
6 '/a
11%
11%
11%
11'A
11'A
11'A
25%
*24%
25
24%
24%
25'A
25'4
6%
■•v.
25%
26
75
76%
25%
*75
25%
78
25
♦75
25
25%
77
76 '
34%
34%
34%
347/8
34%
68
68
67%
68'/2
*66'/a
100
72'A
*71
.
_
<&._5
]
common—25
25
100%
,
72'A
*72
99%
94%
20%
20%
20%
39%
40'A
40'A
40%
99
99
99%
100%
20%
21 VB
*21
94%
21
12%
12%
12
1
37%
38'A
37%
100%
*94
21 '/a
78
*80
100%
f
100%
95
*94
21%
79
12
38%
*40
99'A
21%
21%
2,100
40
40
2.000
100
101
4,400
21
*12
37%
21
12%
38%
20'/a
37'A
20%
*21 %
21'A
800
12%
12 V0
400
37%
37%
Co
Gas
Co
37%
35,100
preferred..:
5
36'%
36%
36%
37%
37'A
37%
50
65'A
65%
65%
65%
65
65%
10
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
100
Ry
Natural
*100%
*100'/a
102
*100%
102
*100 %
102
*105'/a
106 %
*
105 %
106'/a
'*102%
103'4
*102 V3
103 'A
45
45%
11,700
23'%
24'%
27,300
71%
310
mo
106
102
*100%
102
*105
106
*102'%
103'A
*102%
103'A
5
(Minni
106
100
5.60%
preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr Co
44 VA
45%
44
23 '4
72
7/8
46
105
*102%
105
103'A
37%
*65
45
46%
37%
45
46
24%
23%
24
72
70 ?
71%
82%
82
preferred series
100
*78Va
80'%
*78%
80%
*78%
80%
*79Mi
81'/a
*79%
82%
*79 Va
81%
*81
5
84 11
preferred series..
100
28
84.16
preferred series
100
Northrop
27% Jan
19
30% Jan
21
24
Jan
20
31 '/a Jan
4
10
26
Jan
20
39% Dec
17
40% Dec 22
.'40
24.
(
Jan.
4
31% Jan
45
__5
Jan
Apr 10
Jan
4
27
5'4%
Norwich
Airlines
conv
250
14.800
"80
8
71%
62
*81%
83
*78%
80%
*78%
80
*79%
82%
*79%
81'%
81
*81
82
90
82
82
82
82
82
1
27%
28%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29%
28'A
28%
12.400
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
26%
23'4
26
28
27%
28
27%
2 8 7/8
27%
27%
'27%
27%
27%
27'%
10,800
2.000
Co—62'/ac
41 Va
43%
41%
42 VA
41'
43
41%
42%
x41%
41%
6,500
Inc
preferred
Pharmacol
6.400
27 %
10
Corp
Northwest
27%
37%
65%
—
72
Aur
*65
27's
23%
Common
36%
65%
*81
44
21%
12%
*12
81
46 %
110
99%
73
44% May 12
630
94
40 %
23%
18
10
101
94
21%
81
22
1,220
81
40'A
73
22
510
79'A
99'A
23%
24% Sep
80
40%
81%
29% Dec
22,200
100%
23%
29% Dec
Va
71%
100%
95'2
72 %
79% Jan
70
<
*80
100%
* 80y2
82
35%
6
*78'4
/
81
100
5
GO
77
34%
67 %
72 'A
78
81
100
Jan~n
^00
4.600
'
76'A
*80
series
Jan
500
,
'
21'A
10
Corp
100
95
*71
preferred
80
2 5'A
*75
v
$4 08
79%
Mar 25
25%
25
2
84.10
89
1,800
11%
25%
8
35
67'
82
28
79'%
6%
*11
25'A
*76
347%
Car
6'A
8
4
20%
*77
11'4
24%
78
79% Dec
71 >/.
35%
29%
series
88% Mar 23
see page
70%
357s
83.80 preferred
Feb
11,100
71%
24'/« Jan
Jan
210
20%
35%
73'/a Jan 28
2
72%
71%
5
5
72'%
20%
79%
68
Aviation
Central
72%:
77
29%
79%
67% Jan
28
footnotes,
900
34%
preferred
5 80%
1,500
38'%
67%
Co
American
5%%
31%
38%
22% Jan 25
79 % Dec
For
100
Western Ry
American
31'A
...100
preferred
preferred
40% Dec
700
31%
38%
Corp com—No par
Adjustment
6%
14'A
Corp—
Corp
Chemical
14'4
ny8
*93
19
78% Dec
Gas
1
•100
73
67
100
100
41% Jan
14%
20%
►
32%
j.l0f>
106 «A Jan
4,300
37.500
*72%
29 Va
32'%
preferred
24
22% Jan
28'%
32%
4.85%
4
4
29%
32%
6.25%
28
13
28%
32%
4
Jan
2
43% Jan 26
29
32 Va
81
15
103% Jan
28%
6%
16%
31%
29 Va
♦77
2.300
'
6%
16'%
38%
357/a
29-/b
80
102
9.100
22,100
16
*14 %
72%
35%
29%
78
Jan
101% Jan
7i y»
35%
29%
*80
22
6
71%
35%
29%
81
94'/a Feb
1p
70%
35%
72
15
Nov
70%
35%
29%
79
36% Jan
57% May 22
70
81
11% Jan
113% Mar
20%
79%
79
20% Jan
103
72%
71 %
30
16
72%
20%
*77
6%
6%
157/8
14%
79 V2
100
Jun
Nov
20%
100
Dec
42
A
No par
Pwr
72
20 Va
6 '/2
16
*77
preferred
32
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
Electric
72
*38%
preferred
preferred
28
1021
20'%
preferred
20
6
20%
3.90%
21
99% Jan
20%
4.10%
38% Jan
16
20 Vb
3.60%
17
Feb
20%
2
52% Mar 18
108
scries
preferred
64
5
5%
Shipbuilding Corp
Mlik
23
Sep 21
100% Oct
20%
18
12% Dec
4
20%
20%
Feb
23% Mar 10
30% Sep
10 Va
81% Jan
98% Jan
22
No par
preferred
3.40%
92% Jan
Jan
13.75
Niagara
19
10
Hartford Co-
A
Common
5
18
No
,
Common
28
20
23% Aug 25
44% July 2
25
11% Dec
13
76% Feb
18%
10%
20%
1
18
19
10
72%
19
15
187/a
10%
20%
33% Jan
Sep
19
10%
72%
29% Feb
65
18%
10 %
31%
34% Oct
69
18%
10
39
49% Mar 13
33% Dec
18%
Corporation
20%
20%
31
18
4
19
10%
300
Natus
38 %
27
Jan
18%
to
39
Dec
27
3.000
31%
23% Jan
4
3,800
26%
31%
25
3
87
26
39
69% Jan
Feb
86'A
26
31%
107% Mar 11
72% Jan
87 %
25%
30%
22
25
87%
39
68% Oct
84% Mar 11
38%
88
25%
*14 %
England Electric System
1
.Jersey Pr A f.t Co 4% pfd. 100
Newmont
Mining Corp.i
10
27% Nov 12
38%
87%
24%
14%
New
11
38%
87%
24%
38%
14 Va
New
38%
38%
87
24%
14'A
20% Jan 22
29
*37%
2,600
86
14%
8
380
2,200
V.
24%
6%
common—No par
100
260
19
37
15%
78% Jan
25% Dec
18%
36%
6%
4
71% Dec
19%
37'a
16%
Co
121%
19
37%
6%
(.1 J)
121%
19%
38%
_j
lnc
122%
19%
15%
6
Stale
122
147
37%
6 %
19% Jan
Y
121
147
19"%
15%
75% Jan
N
121
147
38
6%
19
York
122
15%
30
Preferred
147%
9,300
10%
1
changed
CO-
147
96
85
4
Television
Radiator—Name
147%
98%
24%
No par
Co
Motor
New
122
19%
37%
21% Jan
10
122 %
19 %.
37 Va
Co
A
*145%
148
96%
147
l
Newberry Co
N
< 122
]
'
98%
Cast-No pa*
86% Apr
33% Oct
14,700
1
Bros
York
17,300
32'A
1
55%
2
79% Jan
49'%
32
23 %
22
29
1,000
48
32%
28
55%
19% Jan
35
27%
49%
32
98%
Corp
3%%
27%
48%
33%
23
10
Ref
Vulcanized
12
*27%
48 %
55
74% Dec
28
27%
57
8
99%
Co
Neptune
27%
46%
58
23%
Co
National
Nelsner
59%
54%
Corp
Naloinas
Natus
58
98%
Corp
Steel
15
13% Jan
6,900
23
100
Servica
A
S
54'A
1
10
B
Linen
Malleable
58 '
54
100
74% Jan
Jan
17.800
53%
No par
23% Dec
4
100
1951—:
Co
A
preferred
2
2
37% Dec
of
Co common
Co common
preferred
Jan
58'A
32%
preferred
28% Jan
6,700
33%
Gas
National I.etui
7%
9%
47%
series
Fuel
$4.50
9%
27%
National Gypsum
97% Feb
500
9%
46%
National
'
9%
27%
59
3,600
26%
10
32%
24% Jan 11
27
27%
27
800
9%
47
29
6,400
148%
32%
29
15'A
148'A
27%
Corp com
1.300
15
54 Va
32
Jan
132% Aug
59%
13%
53
148 %
46%
53% Jan
9
58%
13%
53
15%
15V8
27%
18%
14
53%
27%
23
19
9%
17%
53%
137/s
*53
148%
I
6
Nov
9%
14'A
149
53%
1
27
Feb
9%
27
16%
16%
148%
t
21
84
53%
Inc
Lines
Apr
104
17
pfd
9%
27%
149
58%
Apr
4
53%
58
71
Jan
26%
148%
149
1
24% Jan
104
27%
54%
10
Distillers A Chem
Natl
54
147%
Products
City
44% Jan
7
26%
100
Register
12
24
8
10
common
Corp
32 y« Jan
Jan
Corp
Co
preferred
35% Dec
,
1
52% Sep
5
14
54% Jun
2
28 % Jun
Jan
6
15%
*14
—
81
140
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
1
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Feb. 1
Wednesday
Feb. 2
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 3
Friday
the Week
Feb. 5
Feb. 4
Shares
o
57 '/a
Sep
67% Jan
22
30
59
Jan
62 Va Jan
22
Ohio Edison Co
common
83'
Dec
21
89% Jan
74
Dec
29
18
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
4.40%
80
Jan
87 3% Dec
15
18
100
Jan
13
89
Jan
Feb
2
95 va Jan
86
4.56%
16
Jan
preferred
88 Va Feb
1
4.44%
preferred
1
39% Jan
4
Ohio
Oil
Okla
Gas
12
3.90% preferred——
94
86
95% Jan
30
Sep
34 % Nov
13
16
46% May 21
84 Va Mar
4
84
Jan
34% Feb
27% Jun
9
29
Jan
12
31% Jan
5
Dec
29
18
Feb
27
16
Jan
6
16% Jan
7
Sep
25
90% Feb
5
84
Jan
7
25% Dec
31
25 Va Jan
6
'41% Feb
9
2
30% Jun
58% July 28
26'/a Nov 25
45'/a Jan
29
89 Va Dec
82
'.16
80
14 '/a Jan
7
61 % Jan
19
29% May
104
7
30
Dec
♦
30
39% July 15
120
Nov
30
16% Jan
85
Jan
27% Jan
54% Jan
25
23% Jan
15
18
preferred
5
92
5
37 % Jan
4
5
114% Jan
7
Outlet
23 Va Jan
12
Feb
12
16 Va
May
10
94% July
2
Jan
25
89
Jan
4
Owens
96
Owens-Illinois
6
104% Dec
Jan
29
108
Jan
8
27
110% Dec
9
107'/a Jan
26
110
Jan
8
26% Nov
13
88% Apr
69% Feb
28
29% Jan
12
Dec
85
24
31
4
85
Jan
33 % Jan
5
20
83% Jan 28
Co
14 Va May 14
11
Jan
7
12% Jan
16
17'/a Jan
4
18% Jan
6
Pacific
Cement
16% Jan
5
11 Va Jan
5
14% Jan
13
Pacific
Coast. Co
Jun
22
23% Feb
26
19 Va Jan
22
19% Jan
22
51% Nov
5
67'/a Apr
20
54% Jan
29
60% Jan
11
53 % Jun
9
66% Apr
66 Va Jan
3
61
Jan
22
7
48
Feb
51% Jan
5
Pacific
28% Jan
32% Jan
28
Pacific
16
23
Oct
126
21
29% Oct 20
144% Apr 24
6 Va Jan 29
65
136% Jan
145
Jan
Feb
4
2
Amer
22
5
Jan
3
46% Nov
24
33
Feb
17
36 Va Apr
13
18% Feb
23% Jan
43
25
69 Va Jan
2
43% Jan 27
48% Jan
83% Jan
85
Jan
4%
46
Jan
Jan
83
Dec
8
42
Sep
21
64
Jan
28
4
60% Mar 13
41
Jan
25
36% Feb
9
49% July 30
37% Feb
1
23% Jan
23
31% July 24
26% Jan
Pan
26
28V4 Jan
42 %
Sep
22
65% Mar 20
51% Feb
4
60V4 Jan
Oct
12
2% Jan
6
2% Jan
2
12% Fen
3% Jan
30
Amer
26
18 Va Dec
21% Sep 29
45 va Nov 25
24% Apr
64% Jun
30% Sep
98 % Jan
21
39% Mar 12
26
21
125
Dec
Sep
21
36
32% Dec
11
35% Dec
25% Nov
13
29% May
88
July
8
Feb
3
11
46% Feb
2
50% Jan
6
Penlck
30% Jan
18
31% Jan
4
Penn-Dixle
131% Jan
11
117
Jan
19
8
26% Jan
25
30% Feb
2
8
25% Jan
8
89
Dec
11
14
15% Nov
17
20
40% Nov
27
6 5 Va Mar 20
41
49% Jan
6
64% Aug 11
30
74
59
8c
Penney
Pennsult
4
Pennu
26% Jan
8
Penn
473/8
24,400
18
171/4
17%
17
17%
20,000
83%
84%
84%
853/4
833/4
33%
341/8
x33 %
34%
32%
34%
327/s
335/a
32%
84%
33 '
*105%
106%
105V4
105%
105%
105%
211/4
21%
21%
21%
*21 1/4
21%
16
*151/4
16
21%
*15%
1
Inc
Co_..
Light
62
62
623/4
62%
625%
62%
62%
6,800
48%
48 Va
48%
48%
485/s
48%
48%
48 Va
48%
11,200
31%
31%
32
315/8
313/4
31%
313/4
31
313/a
19,400
142 Va
1441/4
143%
145
*143%
144%
142%
1433/4
142
1
85%
85%
84%
84%
84%
44%
44%
453/4
44
45%
44
44%
44%
443/4
5,500
37%
39
39
39%
395%
40 3/8
393/4
40 3/8
39%
40 Va
26,000
27%
27%
273/4
275/8
27%
271/4
27%
*52%
53
51%
52
1
2%
161/a
23
•27%
52%
*2i/s
*84%
2Va
2%
2%
16 Va
15%
15%
153/4
23
23
*22%
23
23
23
23
46%
46%
46%
47
473/4
*47%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
303%
118%
26%
271/s
27
273/4
31%
31%
30%
31%
25%
25%
25%
26
26
26%
26%
119%
120
1,100
16
31%
120
40
27%
51%
2%
15%
16
*22%
27%
51%
2%
23/a
15%
84%
118
263/4
*31
118
120
26%
27%
32
*31%
*51
52%
-
800
2 Va
2,800
14,400
300
48%
48
48%
1,100
31
30 3/fl
31%
8,100
119%
118
273/a
119
27
32
9,200
27%
8,000
*31%
31%
300
263/a
26 Va
26%
6,800
330
330
23,400
42V4
421/4
42%
42%
*42V4
43
41%
42
41
41
57%
58%
Jan
61% Jan
29
,
63
5
Rlt
—,
Peoples Gas Light 8c Coke_
Peoria
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
40% Jan
Pet Milk
Jan
B
97
33 Vs Jan
4
Pfizer
57%
58%
59
59%
*59%
61
59%
59%
34%
36
35%
373/8
36%
44
44
*43%
44'%
*43%
Co
Ry
Co
Co
4 Va %
25
100
33%c
Eastern
8c
No par
common
preferred
(Chan)
17
99
84% Jan
6
89 Va Feb
93
Dec
28
39% Sep
15
Inc
Co
29%
29%
99
99
99
53%
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
28,400
common
No par
49%
50%
49%
50 3/3
50 3/8
50%
50%
50%
50 Vs
50 Va
6,000
preference com
No par
♦20%
20%
21
600
93%
93
260
8OV4
210
Co
20%
92%
*91%
803/4
80 Va
1
88%
89%
88%
88%
*88
89%
*89
90
*89
90
4.68%
100
96
96
96
97
95V4
95%
95
95
*94%
96
60c
40%
42%
40%
41
38%
40%
38
383/4
3
100
30%
31 3/s
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
653%
6 5 3/4
*653/4
67
653/4
66
66
66
160
6
61 %
61%
61V4
623/a
62 Va
62%
62%
633/8
623/4
63
9,100
100
77%
*75%
77%
78 %
78%
*77%
78%
*77%
78
77%
77%
76%
76%
76%
•75%
76%
76
76%
75%
75%
150
443/4
43 %
44%
443/8
43 V4
44 Va
44
44V4
36,100
Plilla
preferred
8c
Reading
Corp
4
Phllco
1
Jan
6
643/8 Jan
15
77 Va Jan
20
793/4 Jan
22
3%% prelerred' series A
-Tlillip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred—
77% Dec
23
84% Apr
74 % Dec
22
82
Mar 23
74V8 Jan
14
76% Feb
4
41
Oct
22
6234 Mar 23
43 Va Feb
2
483/a Jan
4
11 % Jan
28
16 Vs Jan
11
6
Dec
3
Dec
3
993/4 Apr
2
14 % Dec
28
19% Aug
17
15
Mar 18
Phillips-Van
433% Feb
52% Jan
4
Piper
Feb
373/8 Jan
8
Pltney-Uowes
4
Pitts
25Va Jan
Jan
87 Va Jan
19
$5
93
Jan
22
$180
16 % Jan
21
Jan
15
12
18
Jan
m
119% Jan
120
Feb
Dec
18
109'
Feb
56% Dec
31
49
Jan
27
21% Feb
5
17
88
Jan
14
23%
No par
(conv)
No par
*85%
*90
15%
Co
common..
Pittsburgh Forging.s Co
Ft
Wayne
1
Chic
81,
23
6
4
(The)
75
2.50
5
inc
Feb
1
184% Jan
4
Polaroid
Corp-;
1
14
23% Jan
19
25% Jan
5
Poor
8c
Co_—
10
31
92
Jan
19
95% Jan
11
27
Feb
1
27% Jan
4
163
va
Porter
-i
30
81% Feb
1
90% Jan
08% dan
B
52
Jan
11
54
4
43% Apr
8
36% Jan
12
38% Jan
10
3
27% Jan
12
283/8 Jan
78 % Oct
5
91 Va Mar 20
78% Jan
19
80
5
92
80 »/4 Jan
5
Mar 20
Jan 16
6
85 % Feb
5
Jan
14
98
Inc
K)
<H
fund
Electric
Power
34 Vs
33
333/4
9.400
23%
233%
23%
24
233/4
233/4
23%
23%
4,200
87
*85
86
86
86
86
*90
94
*90
94
*90
93
15%
153/4
16
15%
153/4
16
126
125
126
32%
32%
71%
74
72%
73
19%
20
*125
6
126%
y
;
*125%
32 Va
30%
32
71%
73%
71%
72%
70%
72%
13,000
18%
10,900
126
20 Vb
69
*68
70
*68
70
68
68
75%
x75
75
*74
75
•74
75
74%
74 Va
200
16%
153/4
15%
14,700
16%
16%
*121
62V4
»'
*103
124
65
110
163/4
*121
16%
163%
♦119
124
63%
*105
7
65%
66%
111
49%
49%
49
22
21%
22
109
J-■
49
21%
163%
167
165
18%
*48%
'
.
1713/4
21%
169
18 Va
19%
15%
16%
124
•119
66%
66
109%
♦107;
21%
173 VB
171
170 Vs
172
25
24 7/8
25
2,100
93
93
*93
93%
93
93
923/4
93
92
27
27%
27
27 V8
27 VB
27%
27 Vs
27%
27%
27%
81%
83%
85 %
88
84%
863/4
84%
85 %
85
86
533/4
24%
,
24%
243/a
24%
53%
53
82 %
*81
82
*82%
833/4
*82%
83%
*85
86
*85%
86
100
100
*99
101
*99%
100
85
*81
10
Light Co—10
29 Vs
29%
29%
29%
29%
No par
5
68 %
69
68 34
69 %
68% -69
x33 Va
34
333%
34 va
33%
Jan
12
29
9% Jan
26
10% Jan
6
publicker
82% Jan
7
preferred
Puget Sd md Power &
;
Inc
comi
$4.75
Inc
Oil
11,000
86
83
29
109% Jan
18,200
273%
82
9%
13
20 3 4 Jan
36%
27%
86
*813/4
21% Jan
1
53
36V4
87
No par
7
20 Va Feb
523/4
36%
82
2ly2
20 % Jan
53
85
*20%
13
*20 3 4
20 Va
108
21%
20%
108
20%
20%
*107%, 109
10
*81%
10 Vb
83
*20%
*20%
*108
9%
*8134
16,000
273/4
*81
683/4
.
830
5,500
-
363/4
*86
82%
93
27 Va
•
*80%
68%
4
173
3,700
23,000
24%
68%
Jan
40
1,800
213/4
24%
243%
2,800
22%
*68 va
Pure
65 Va
110
21%
68%
4
124
22%
*68 Vs
33% Jan
65
*107
49 Va
100
25
25
100
5
5
♦119
66
30
49%
435/s
19
124
110
69%
49
100%
Pullman
17%
•67
49
43 Va
5
19
49
*99%
28
480
4,200
19%
43%
69% Jan
127
69
*74V4
43Ss
Jan
2,300
126%
43V4
Industries
70
16%
31%
43 %
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred—
16
32%
Indiana—No par
3 % %
153/4
32%
33
Co of
preferred
preferred
Public Serv
270
86
94
100
100
100
100
5
7,200
*90
preferred
05% preferred
29
3,300
94
*85%
273/a
Jan
14%
37
94
36%
100% Feb
14%
363/8
*92%
87
53%
233/4 Jan
Jan
33%
36%
22% May 14
33 Va Feb
34'/a
27%
22
67
33%
53%
22
Ifl
34%
37
3
48% Apr
7,100
33%
27%
4.18%
32
48%
36%
4
4
48
27%
68% Feb
28
47%
53 Va
43% Jan
29 % Feb
47 Va
27%
5
81% Jan
49
36%
13
7
47
53 Vb
65 va Jan
36% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
47%
27 Va
42% Jan
107
94%
36%
9
5
38
93
com—No par-
76% Mar 13
16
15
37%
com—No par
4.30%
86
143/4
38 Vs
preference
Feb
50
15
Elec 8c Gas
4.08%
82 Va Feb
82
35,500
93%
*
dlv
11.40
30%
25,900
—
preference—100
Co
10
Procter 8c Gamble-——
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
sink
,
93%
14%
38 3/s
Public Serv
Jan
17
353/4 Dec
26% Dec
Co
5%%
Potomac
30
50
180
383/4
37%
15
32
1
common
$3.50 convertible preferred
38 Vs
•
126
guaranteed preferred—
Metallurgical 1 tic
Pittsburgh Plate-Glass Co
Pitts
Co
44
,
Ry—
7%
Plymoul.li Oil Co...
75%
15% Feb
22
23%
10
preferred
preferred
6
74 va Feb
n«H Apr
convertible
Jan
9
188 % Dec
34
Plough
15
0
17
44%
5
12
Feb
28
45%
56% Jan
4
71
23 % J an
22
433%
33%
14%
1
2
Pitt,stun
22% Jan
Feb
62%
93
5
•
17% Feb
68
93
4
4
2o
X373/4
Jan
80 V8 Jan
29
14%
38 3/8
93
81% Jan
124% Jan
38%
70% Feb
28% Jun
14%
38
93
100
1.25
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common—
10
6% 'preferred class A
...—100
5% % 1st series prior pfd
—100
Pittsburgh 8c West Virginia:—-100
Pittsburgh Young <Si Ash pfd... 10C
12
127
124'% Jan
82% Jan
44
<
Coke 8c CJhem
23Vt Feb
90% Jan
5
Aircraft Corp
Inc_
*653/4
67
1
No par
No par
Corp
Pllisbury Co common
$4
preferred
30% Feb
Sep
Ileusen
4
July 23
22
100
;
5
01% Mar 19
96 ''4 Jun
preferred
Petroleum
Jan
8
18
series
3.90%
Phillips
Pitts
4
Corp common
39 % Jan
85
30
20%
29
89
54,300
803%
653/, Feb
21% .Inn
293/4
100
92%
61 Va Jan
83
29
*98 3%
*20%
preferred—...
Apr 30
33
*983/a
99
81
conv
65 Va Mar 10
7
293/4
51%
73
3
29%
29 Vs
*98%
53%
9
53% Dec
29%
10
98%
I
8
1,300
30%
7
20% .Jan
1,500
4%
94
52%
Jun
93
15%
4%
*92%
98%
Dec
1
15%
45/8
94
29
.Inn
5
15%
45/a
100
54
14
15%
45/8
12.50
21
Jan
*92%
15%
4%
com_33V3C
65
Jan
92%
151/4
45/8
95%
6
34
92%
153/a
4%
*80%
Jan
14% Feb
94%
15%
4%
80%
49
93
*92%
15%
4%
95
4
1
94%
151/a
20%
Feb
8
*92%
1
80%
38
Aug 27
1,100
94%
66% May 12
363/4 May
6
95 % May
10
17,800
20%
2
4
43
80%
Feb
2
37%
42
95
97
Jan
37
43%
21
12
90
37
43%
80
Jan
36% Dec
36%
44
13,000
60
93Va
93
14
373/4
*58%
*20%
26
70
900
58%
60
100
100
104% Jan
33% Jan
57
*58%
100
2
11
60
preferred
4.30% preferred—
Jan
29% Jan
59%
5
America
Co
8c
Electric
Dec
58
*58%
100
Corp of
Brewing
85
2
2%
843/4
5
$1
16
*22
53
84%
46%
3.80%
34% Nov
15%
25
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jan
4.40%
86 Va Jan
56,100
13,500
45
1
Jan
19%
43%
5
1
58
43%
Feb
4
82% Nov 24
293/4 Dec 17
18%
43%
157/a
Feb
Jan
43%
87%
Jan
15
44
155/8
Jan
117 Va Feb
43%
44
*86%
80% Feb
23
43%
153/4
95
21
44%
87%
21
Sep
43%
15%
7
8 % Nov
193/a
3,100
87%
13
19% Dec
19%
19%
5,300
'
16
18
20% Sep
19 Va
19%
370
57/8
34=
871/4
Jan
104
19%
142
53/4
33
153/4
51
48% Feb
19%
6
34%
863/4
75
24
53/4
34%
16
87% Jan
Dec
6
35
863/4
20 Va Jan
65
53/4
34 %
15%
IB
93
6%
347/8
86%
1
106% Apr
5%
34%
15%
IS
23
19%
5%
34%
87%
26
Sep 22
40f,/u Sep 21
5%
34
15%
88% Apr
Sep
2,300
87%
22 3/4 Jan
98
1
10
Pennsylvania
103% Apr
83
1,300
56%
100
49% Feb
Mar
61%
55%
5
11
33 Va
62%
56%
17% Jan
23
Jun
62
55%
22 ,»,
4
23
473/4 Feb
553/4
55
*19%
15% Feb
8
90% Nov
57
55
:
B
Dec
y
56
54%
22
20
75
Fell
*18%
913/4
87% Dec
73 %
22
913/4
Apr
% Fen
*20
91%
Phila
•y
22
•90%
4
Dec
*18
1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
96
22%
91%
6
25% May 10
*18
91
19
28 % May
2,200
14%
91
Jan
213/4 Nov
2,300
17%
14%
90%
57% Jan
J 25
127/a
*17%
143/s
92%
99
9
12%
17'/4
13%
91%
2
31
12%
171/4
14
No par
4
ar
123%
17%
14
43%
com
29
34 % M
12%
17%
1
Jan
Mar
12%
14%
3
51% Feb
Dec
8,100
173/4
No par
28% Jan
132
100
»
100
Mar 30
,81
88 Vs
l23/8
Corp
4
Sep
8
62% July 31
32%
88
17%
Corp
Sand
22
119
313/4
88
*84%
j.
Chemicals
30% Sep
1003/4 Jun
323/4
88
_1
Pfelfier
86
32%
3.50
Petroleum
5
..500
323/4
89%
*88
48
Corp
11
30
6,400
8,900
30%
preferred
21
Nov
)
98%
109%
*13%
5
5% Jan
16
97%
*109%
No par
16% Jan
Dec
993/4
109V2
—.2.50
Co
92% Jan
19% May
.>
98%
*1081%
993/4
230
1
1
74% Dec
83
82
: ;
"
■
14
common
prior
&
16
17%
Enterprises
Co
C)
213/a
*15%
83%
60
-
No par
4
68
12%
12%
Corp
Co
7
42
88
21
4,400
30,100
C
104
Line—
4% Jan
73 % May
88
104
14
50c
15% Feb
Mar
89%
82%
83%
109
31%
106%
17V4
Corp
92% Jan
146
33
25
28
\u dan
99
108
105
14 2/7
24
125% Dec
82%
82%
98
109
32
12%
No par
com
22
04
97
*107%
f
100
Cement
Power
80%
*15%
16
32
s
Airwcys Inc
Pipe
Proof
Glass
98
10
6% Feb
26% Dec
*88
81%
108
*15%
•/'
25
19% Jan
<5% July
31 %
16
/ 47
•491/4
1
99% Feb
16
96%
108
21%
Inc_5
Aggregates
18
Sep
80 Va
6.25
15
14
32
46%
173/8
83
27
49:'4
473/4'
48%
177a
47%
17%
3% Oct
16% Dec
3,100
82
15% Dec
Oct
26%
series preferred
46
20
26%
preferred-
5
67
46%
1,500
26V«
•
4 Va %
29
9
47
25%
4.40%
Feb
467/b Jun
45%
26%
11
42
70% Mar
253/4
27
34% Jan
43% May
26I/8
87% Jan
23
100
26
85%
92% Jan
31
22
26 Va
*83
4
60
22
26%
5
85%
18
39% Dec
Sep
*83
Jan
2
94 %
85%
Ford
(J
8
Jan
13
54 % Dec
*83
100
&
Coal
conv
30% Jan
36% Feb
Oct
6%
35
26 % Jan
92
851%
85% Jan
Mar 23
Apr
peabody
27
56% Jan
57% Dec
Jan
*83
17%
Transportation
4
1
85%
common
Mines &
12
18
*83
No par
Rust
Patlno
21'/a Jan
84 % Dec
102% Apr
68 Va Apr
Parker
15% Feb
23
2,000
16 %
No par
8c
East
Davis
Parmelee
4
20,700
29%
16%
com
Fisheries
World
14
17% Jan
35%
293/8
16
preferred
Parke
8
35%
293%
16
common:
Paramount Pictures
46V4 Jan
35%
29%
16%
1
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Packard-Bell Electronics
Panhandle
Jun
35
293/4
84
Common
7% Jani 12
36%
16
preferred
4 % Sep
39
35%
29%
IT—30c
Co
Lighting Corp
Telep & Teleg
30
Sep
20% Nov
100
16%
5%
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
230
17%
preferred—
23% Jan
25% Sep
88%
36%
100
27
45% Nov
180
88%
480
29%
(The)__,
11 '/a Nov
18
88%
94
82%
Corp
Glass
Paper
Pacific
•88
*93
3,700
161/a
No par
Corp
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
20
88%
78
29%
preferred
15
94
60%
88
34%
7.50
Issued
Ozfoid
*93
60
86%
78
-
16%
Corning Flberglas Corp
4%
94
603/8
No par
75
79 % Feb
35V4
29%
78
88%
88%
88%
77—
j
5
97% Jan
35
*88
881/4
78
30
Corp—
Co_
Overland
88%,
60%
88
*93
94
60 3%
77
7"—.6.25
Feb
7
61 % Feb
94
60
88
■
*16
Gas
Chemical
Marine
21
15% Nov
93
88%
5
common
Otis
When
61
89
79
~i00
Co
Natural
Outboard
60%
88
*78
~
20
Elec
Oliver Corp
Elevator
2
61%
89
79
93
"l00
ILlOO
No par
8c
Mathieson
Feb
104
*87
*78
Co
32% Feb
Jan 25
,
preferred
4.24% preferred
Olln
60%
loo
:_rr_100
.1
4%
Oklahoma
4
;
85
*81
-
•
85
*82%
83%
85%
85%
3,600
50
110
40
993/4
100%
90
43 Va
43%
43%
433/4
6;500
68 Vs
(
68 Vs
*68 Va
69
90
21%
20%
21%
100
21%
*203/8
203/4
♦20%
303%
200
108%
108 %
*108%
109%
40
24,500
109
20%
*203/4
10%
10
10 VB
9%
10%
83
81%
813/4
*81%
82 Va
50
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
24,500
68 Va
69
69
693%
5,700
33 Va
34
33%
33%
17,500
44%
5,700
29%
,
34 Vs
■
Q
44% Dec 29
124 '/a Sep 22
24
Feb
For
25
64% Jan
140
27% Oct
footnotes,
Mar
16
0
27
see page
5
100
Jan
26
125 Va Jan
11
128% Feb
4
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preferred
4
27% Jan
4
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
42
27
24.
Jan
46
common
43
43%
-126
128 V2
27
27 va
43%
127
*27%
44
43
433/4
43%
127
*127
128 Va
1273/4
128%
27Va
27 Vs
27 Vs
27%
27 Va
44
43 Va
127
27.%
128 Va
180
27 Va
1,300
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
.
.
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
(622)
22
RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK
Previous
Range for
Range Since
Year 1959
j
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Par
EXCHANGE
Friday
Feb. 4
Feb. S
Feb. 2
Feb. I
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. t
Highest
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
,
the Week
Feb. 5
Shares
R
43 ft Feb
9
28
23 Va Jan
9
68% Jan
6
.
Dec
67
30% July
73% Apr
9
16% Dec 29
Jan
25
37% Jau
Nov 24
31
Feb
5
39% Jan
Jan
18
68 % Jan
Raybestos-Manhattau
46% Jan
4
25
Jan
53% Jan
Inc
Raytheon Co
16% Feb
5
18% Jan
Reading Co common
31% Jan
4
33 % Feb
28% Jan
20
23% Feb
28
4%
14
26% Feb
3
29
20
Jan
6
27% Jun
1
41% Sep
24% Jan
13
40 % Apr
23% Feb
5
27% Jan
4
19
28
22
18
5
28% Jan
Jan
'
Jan
2
12% Feb
9
Oct
7
20% Apr
15% Nov 27
Jan
17% Sep
55
38% Jan
46% Jan
Reliance
Jan
11
20% Jan
68% Jan
7
23% Jan
18
7% Jan
5
20
8% Jan
13% Jan
15
12% Jan
4
50 % Jan
22
53
Jan
4
Revlon
Jan
11
46% Jan
4
60% Jan
29
71% Jan
15
42% Jan
4
60% Jan
4
Reynolds
Jan
8
149
July 24
Jan
23
Nov 24
55 % Jan
21
8
84% Mar 26
76% Jan
5
77
4
17% Sep
21
17
23% Feb
1
28% Jan
1% Sep
22
Oct
76
30% Dec
Dec
30
4
29
26% Jan
38% Jan
36% Jan
14
Jan
29
30
82
Jan
4
24% Mar 12
16
Feb
5
17% Jan
14% Mar 25
10 % Feb
5
12 Y
Feb
3
21% Jan
20% Jan
18
21% Jan
Jan
22
'4% Mar 25
11 % Jan
4
12% Jan
6
7
18% Feb
4
20% Jan
36% Jan 25
37% Jan
89 V# Jan
29
25% Jan
29
8% Jan
38% Jan
29
44
Jan
4
17% Feb
5
19
Jan
21
8% Dec
24
12% Oct
5
2
51% Apr
28
3
18% July 15
45% Aug
10
9% Jan
29% Jan 25
12
72% Jan
9
8
73 Va Nov
18
79% Feb
8
50% Feb
12
16% Feb
11%
11%
*11%
12'A
18%
18%
18 V8.
18%
18 Va
18%
♦220
75
Feb
1
9
74
Jan
20
75% Jan
26
Apr 13
20% Mar 18
81
Jan
4
84 % Jan
25
32% Jan
12
35% Jan
5
3
20% Jan
15
22% Jan
4
Seaboard
15% Feb
3
17V#Jan
15
67
Dec
31
78
6% Nov
13
4
15
30
Jan
66% Jan 26
6% Jan 29
69
Feb
5
10% Mar 11
8% Jan
14
40% May 25
29 % Apr
Mar 17
13% Jan
19
2
Oct
1
45% Mar 18
36% Feb
5
50% Nov 23
45
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
18
Feb
5
9V« Jan
20
17% Dec
16
13 % Jan
26
91% Dec
17
18% Jan
4
89 %
*891/4
25%
25%
25
Jan
4
16
$5.25
8
46 %
*891/4
31
200
20%
21
7.300
75%
75 %
75%
200
47%
17,500
47%
46%
*89%
91
25%
25V4
25%
25%
9
9%
8%
8%
8%
39
39'/4
25%
25%
10
91
25%'
8%
6,000
27,100
8%
9%
38%
39
38 %
391/4
19
19
18
18 %
18
18
17%
17%
17%
5.700
30%
31%
30%
31%
31
31%
30%
31
301/2
31%
19,300
78%
x78%
79V4
783/i
79V2
78%
78%
77V2
78%
17,900
51
50
50%
49
49
8%
8%
"£
39%
39
*17%
39
39'A
2,100
50
49%
DOV2
*49
15
15
15%
15
15%
15
161/8
15%
16%
52,000
75
76%
75
77
75%
763/4
75%
75%
75%
75%
8,900
*74
75%.
75%
*74
75%
75%
75 %
*82
84
84
84
*82 %
841/2
84%
84V2
27
26%
27%
261/2
27'/#
26%
26%
*66%
68%
*66%
68%
68
68
25
—
100
*60%
*74
68%
;■
75%
*74
-
3,300
110
84%
60
26%
26%
6,200
68
69
40
7
*83
20
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33'/#
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
3,100
14,900
21%
21%
211/4
21%
21
21%
21%
211/4
21
21%
5,400
5
5
15%
15%
15%
I6V4
15'/#
15%
15'/4
15'/4
15%
15%
38%
39%
x37%
38 V#
*37%
38
37%
37%
36%
37
3
45
45%
%
46%
40 Vs
46%
45%
46%
46
46%
1
Corp
.
19%
19'%
*18?#
19%
19%
19%
18%
18%
18
18%
1,000
23,500
7
7
45
7Va
7
7
6%
6%
7
2,900
1,800
34,400
1
13 %
13%
13V2
141/4
13V2
14 %
14
14%
13%
13%
No par
91%
91V4
90%
911/2
90%
90%
91%
91%
*90%
91%
2.50
12 V#
12 V#
12 V#
12%
11%
121/4
11%
11%
♦11%
12
2,200
_i
;Jan
4
9214 Jan
26
27
13% Jan
5
33%
34V2
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
5,000
40%
39%
40%
39%
38
39%
10,700
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock
Gas
6c
26%
6%
preferred—
Oil
48
'91
47
•89%
31
21
20%
*73%
14%
Inc common.
Servel
311,2
10.600
28
77%
Selberling Rubber Co.
19% Jan
47%
91
27%
-1
Corp
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls
Sears Roebuck & Co_
4
X46
25%
Finance Co
11 Va Jan
90
6
Sep 21
Jan
75
47%
47
89%
Seagrave
50% Jan
41
5
1
Feb
21%
75
250
No par
$4
4
26% Feb
20%
28%
670
83
81%
♦240
291/4
4*31
21%
77
21%
77
*75
31%
♦31
■■■■;
900
3,300
24,800
37
36%
811/2
250
-
30
29%
*75
*220
2,700
*48 %
$3.40 preferred
26% July 16
21
30%
1
250
2,900
•;
1
preferred
Bcovlll Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
96
30
30%
29%
29
250
29
250
"220
81%
81
37
36%
811/2
37%
36 %
*220
17%
30
1
Scott Paper Co common.
Sep
13
*11%
121/4
10
1
10
5
Schick Inc
22
81% Nov
40%
100
Sobering Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
13% Jan
23
39% Jan
13
40
17%
No par
8
45% Jan
Dec
37
12%
40
17%
No par
70% Jan
80
20 Va Nov
13
39%
1.40
7
5
15.000
12%
41
81%
7
Jan
17%
12%
39%
37
11
87% Mar
17%
40%
81%
Dec
81
42%
51,900
40 %
36%
Dec
79% Jan
1,100
42%
40
81%
82
10
Feb
20 Va
41%
12%
37
52
9
39% Feb
20%
42%
17V4
36%
Inc
21
41%
12%
*80%
Savage Arms Corp__.
20%
39%
5
1,800
21
17%
100
100
10
series A 5%
Industries
•
43
1.66%
17% Nov
52% Feb
18 %
20%
18%
series A
Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
37% Jan
20%
18%
11%
Diego Gas &
Schenley
18
17%
18%
l*t pfd 4.40%
4
10%
*17%
11%
Regis Paper Co common—
San
10%
I8V4
12 Va
73% Jan 12
7
101/2
18
17%
21%
12
29
10%
18 Va
<y; 42%
31%
Jan
10%
12%
20%
24% Jan
16%
10%
17%
*30%
Preferred
7.200
3,100
16 Va
43
No par
100
Bt
16%
12%
No par
4
16
17 Va
L San Fran Ry Co com
22
16%
42%
Joseph Light & Power
55% Jan
84 %
42 Va
Joseph
76% Jan
*81
16%
20%
18%
20%
St
2
1,180
84%
10%
11%
Co
8,300
710
*700
709
*81
84%
16%
4
8t
31% Jan
5,700
2,700
36%
1
10%
v
18%'
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
25%
36%
a
161/4
18%
i%
Lead
18%
>81
84%
700
729
710
725
*81
11%
dlurea eouiuioa
0*lewaj
251/4
36%
B
Aeronautical Co.
Ryan
44%
25%
—No par
;
44 %
36%
1
1
Co
*53%
25%
X700
4,200
49
57 J/a
36%
84%
1,900
48%
25Va
695
9,000
*53 Va
36%
Bt
88
25,500
58%
25%
6
4
31,100
2i/a
49»/4
49
36%
20%
—1
Corp
Y
4%
49%
25V4
18
Mar 13
31 % Nov
Petroleum Co
4%
; 491/4
25
15
29% May
26%
4 %
36%
*82
1
1
20 G
:Y
49%
80%
36%
36%
100
2
v
24%
24%
Jan
97
600
77
2
2%
45
22% Jan
31
2,800
•77
44%,
5
14
14,400
9,200
x25%
v
26 3 a
25 Va
45
i
24% Dec
59%
78
*77
78
58 Va
20
89% Dec
58%
58%
58%
58%
25%
*53%
20% Feb
Feb
2,600
,44%
30% Jan
46
44 Vg
136%
57
27% Feb
3
44%
136%
137
45
1
30
44V2
138%
44V2
44%
139
44%
45%
8
79% Apr
21,200
24%
4%
4%
*53
44%
Apr
56% Dec
64 %
*77
2%
49
57
*53
687
Inc—„
< Jacob*
RuDO«r»
4
v.
July
14
-
Ruberoid
Feb
33
12,200
63%
58 Va
58%
2
2%
2%;
38"
Sep 21
12
.
27
42% Jan
34% Nov
'
20
Roper (Geo D» Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
13
15
36% July 24
1
2
Jan
23%
25%
10%
Jan
12% Mar
77
23%
57%
16%
42:
35
77
10%
5
69
77
16%
38% Jan
Apr
43
64
44%
58%
1
47% Mar 11
18% Nov 17
48%
42%
63 Ve
136%
77
1
4
30% Jan
48%
421%
66
44%
44
135
Rohr Aircraft Corp
13% Jan
2b
i
preferred series A
26
Apr
48%
421/4
137 V*
44%
57%
5s
Haas Co common
12% Jan
£>8
65%
49
48%
43 Va
5,400
22
14
62%
48%
49
4%
Dutch
31% Dec
64 f.
.
137'%
Ronson Corp
Jan
83
61%
49
:
44 %
•:
700
6,300
4%
4%
84 % Jan
18
48 Va
49%
McBee
80 % Jan
48%
30 100
4 %
Rubbermaid
13
12 %„
6^ %
64
42 %
23%
65%
12%
V
48%
48%
X41%
■
67%
42%
49%
48 %
43%
135%
5
13
66%
48%
x49Va
48%
43
100
1
13
49%
Royal
42VtJau
'
43
Antelope Copper Mines
Royal
90% Aug 17
50%
2.000
7%
7%
13
67%
1,200
5,O65
4%
4
24
49
)'
22'%,
4%
4
15
68%
56
68%
♦12%
66%
67
;
22 V#
8
7%
7%
7%
.
12%
♦12%
V
26
*55;
56
:22%
22%
i
32
46% Jan
Dec
8
7%
:
13
65%
2.50
No par
50
100
Company
19% Jan
34% Nov
*55
22%
26%
*25%
56
26
17,600
5
80
'
26%
*55
122%
800.
4.600"
59
43%
28
Dec
8 Y
7%
12%
10
*26%
23
22%
1.300
17%
58%
59
59
56
27%
27
*55
•
23%
59 %
39
41% Feb
24
56%
59
59
59
27 Va
22%
17%
80'A
17 % Jan
Jun
27
*55
17%
17%
39
2
17
59
♦7V4
8
V
.
40
26
3
59
7 %
17%
■■■'
7 Va
79%
24% Jan
Aug
12,000
24 %
-t.
'401/4
50% Jan
18
May 27
22
8
17%
17 %
8
39%
Rohm 6c
Jan
770
25 Va
25
39 Va -39%
34
1
♦17 1/4
*
80
7
16% Oct
17%
25
Controts.com—1
5%%
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas <fc Elec Corp.-Nopar
Rochester Telephoue Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Jan
50
684
Dec
92
22
2
*17%
25%
*7%
10
10
5
5
series
Corp
Paper
Nov
10 Va July
7 '/a
Corp
10% Jan
37% Sep
23%
7%
Robertshaw-Fulton
Jan
28
39% July 24
741
1
24%
6%
24%
24%
41%
Roan
4% Jan
54
44% Feb
12% Dec
24%
25%
24%
900
38%
19
24% Jan
24
3.200
43%
13
18
Oct
24%
.24%
37 Va
47% Jan
30% July 23
Jun
24%
24%
35
4% Jan
50% Dec
16
24%
18
24%
-10
2.50
16
Dec
23
16% Jan
24Va
18
17%
2 Va
Ritter
17
40
24%
18%
300
39%
43% Feb
39% Jan
17
2
6
2.500
8IV4
21
23% Jun
18
V
39%
28% Jan
14
5
18
80%-
Oil
Richfield
22
Oct 30
18
'
39%
Rlegel
Dec
Oct
18
18
17%
17%
27
81 i-
Jan
62
16
26'/a
38%
42
59% Dec
81
26%
79 %
19
16
2
26%.
*26
39%
38% Jan
19
29
27%
26 Va
79 Va
4
35% Feb
29% Jan
33 %
26%
77%
81% Feb
31% Jan
481% Jan
16%
33%
27%
38%
2% Jan
13
37
30
July 15
4
3.400
17 %<.
171/4
*26 %
No par
15
45% Sep
27.700
2
5% Mar 17
16
32% Apr
,
47%
32%/
Manufacturing Co
Rhodeslan Selection Trust
Jan
2
5
48%
47 V#
17Va
Rheem
74% Jan
Jan
22.900
32%
Tobacco com
<R J)
Preferred 3.60%
26
2% Jan
111
Oct 22
70
135
23%'
47V2
49%
47%
49 %
48%
200
23%
16%
5
5
65
24
7,700
23%'
32%
Inc
Jan
44% Jan 28
163
231/4
'16%
Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%% preferred series A
4%% conv 2nd pfd
3
47% Jun
*66 '/4
24
.32%
Rexall Drug &
15
Mar
116
48%
67
23%
17
8c Brass
78% Jan
5
29
7
47%
234a
23%
*66%
67 %
33%
Corp
Revere Copper
28
July
23%
10
Republic Steel
64% Jan
50%
66 Va
16%
preferred
convertible
$1
7
48% Feb
47% Jan
48 v# May
66%
67
*66%
67
*32%
Mfg Co common
71% Dec 23
7
*65%
preferred 3%<S» series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
81% Sep
18
28
4,600
34%
32%
33%
Conv
54% July
57% NOV
Dec
1
56
42
69 '/a
31
16%
Co
Reliance Elec 6c Eng
27% Feb
29
63% July 27
30% Jau
42
4
25
14% July
8
5
28
66 Va Apr
25
11% July
Nov 11
12 %
Jan
28% Jan
7% Nov 25
69%
'33%
33%
Reliable Stores Corp
55% Jan
56
69 %
32 Va
16%
preference
$1.25 dlv prior
8
14
23% Jan
Dec
68%
34%
*
36% July 23
5
22
16% Jan
5
Jan
17
17
2
8% Jan
18% Jan
4
6% Feb
61 %
69 %
33%
33%
(Robt) 6c Co—
Rels
16
Chemicals
Relchhold
60%
69%
No par
50c
1
Inc
Reeves Bros
60. j
69%
50
50
Co
Bit
60 % Mar
73
8
2
7
42% Jan
Roller
Reed
61 %
69
♦32%
preferred
2nd preferred
noncum
60%
69
33%
1
5
50
1st
noncum
4*
25% Nov
17
1
Rayonier
61%
63%
5
No par
Inc
60
73.000
60 %
60%
59 %
America com—No pat
preferred
No par
1st
Ran co
17% Jan
12
93.50
65
17
22
10
27
21
26
33 % Jau
28
25% Dec
May
73
43% Sep
32
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9
19% Feb
A
■
69% Feb
4
67% Jan
Corp of
tcadio
Jan
70
29
59% Jan
1
73 % Dec
6
7
46% Jan
26
33 % Feb
1
38
Jan
4
Jan
20
38
Feb
5
43% Jan
11
12% Sep
21
19Vi Jun
17
14% Feb
1
16% Jan
4
Shattuck
38% Dec
11
42% Dec
30
36% Feb
5
43
Jan
4
Shell
Oil
Shell
Transp 6c Tr—
lgy4Jun
23
22% Dec
30
20% Feb
4
23% Jail
4
16
22% Aug
12
19
Feb
5
21% Jan
13
150
35 V4 Oct
32% May
17ViNov
49
24% Oct
28
16% Jun
9
23% Sep
22
45% Mar 25
Jan
14
59
45% Jan
2
38
Dec
23
59% July 27
Jan
7
104% July 27
18 ya Jan
6
31% May 22
68
17% Jan 29
20% Jan
4
30% Jan
20
34% Jan
28
52% Jan
11
56 V# Jan
3
54% Jan
27
Feb
52
Feb
94% Jan
4
26% Jan
28% Jan
27
89
22% Jan
22% Feb
18
Jun
4
61% Jun
38% Nov 24
52% Jan
45
29% July
5
7
30
26
23 Ve Jan
15
25
Jan
26
South
Dec
4
32% Jan
2
18
Feb
1
21
Jan
11
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55 '/#
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52%
52%
52'/#
52%
1,600
91
90%
90%
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90%
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52%
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28%
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51
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47'/4
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49
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47%
46%
47%
2,300
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16%
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16
15%
15%
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24%
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24%
24%
20%
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Inc
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15
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2,800
84,300
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500
28%
20%
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3
54%
53%
91
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Amer Gold 6c Platinum
27% Aug 21
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91
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12
54%
52
91%
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56%
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52
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20
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7% Jan
28
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45% Jan
31%
39
7
25
33%
55'/#
23
52% Feb
32%
Kline & French Labs—No par
39
15
34
24 V#
Socony Mobil OH Co Inc
44% Dec
33%
23%
Smith
6
34
5
4
Jan
32%
16
5
36
10,100
32%
47
42% Jan
5
2,500
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51%
60% Jan
12
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19%
18%
15%
25% Jan
Jan
20%
19
19
46
54% Feb
34
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19%
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9
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20%
19%
18%
50
19
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21%
19%
19%
50%
(AO)
6% Feb
20%
19%
183#
50
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19% Jan
21%
19%
-
28%
Smith
8% May 18
38
Apr 20
21%
18%
33%
28%
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24% May 23
21%
20
17%
28%
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16
10,800
par
4
28
1,100
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par
22
Oct
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36%
1
3
25
10
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5% Dec
14
14'/2
38%
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Steel
6c
Simonds Saw
I6V2 Jan
9
15
37%
No
Co
Simmons
14% Jan
12% Sep
'
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39%
1
l
Slegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
4
55
2
14
July 23
14%
37'/2
50c
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Sheraton
11
49% Feb
46
67% Apr
141/2
39%
19%
Jan
74% Apr
64
24
14%
38%
Corp.
Mfg
53% Jan
55% Jan
17
22
14'%
39%
38%
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Feb
45% Feb
50% Nov
39%
14'%
38%
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Sinclair OH Corp
44 % Jan
48 % Nov
New
40%
14%
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par
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Co
47
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47
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400
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54% Jun
8%
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preferred
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30%
30%
31%
200
25
com
5
25
56%
57%
57%
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40%
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41
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41
41%
41
41%
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15
35'/a Mar
3
29% Jan
25
30% Feb
19
03% Mar 25
56% Jan
29
60% Jan
5
Southern
Feb
24
41% Sep
3
39 V# Jan
12
41% Feb
4
Southern
30% Nov
13
37% Marie
31 % Jan
4
33
Feb
5
Southern
321/2
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32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
33
500
25
46% Jan
35% Feb
5
37% Jan
22
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Natural Gas Co
7.50
32Va
34 V4 Nov
36%
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
13,500
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10
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U
21% Feb
5
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5
Southern
Pacific Co
(Del)
No par
22
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
43,300
48% Nov
17
60% Jan
15
49% Feb
3
54% Jan
5
Southern
49%
51 %
49
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49%
49%
49%
49%
8,900
19% Jan
19
17
Jan
4
17% Jan
18
5%
No par
20
50
30
Railway common
preferred
49%
16% Dec
17%-
17%
17%
17%
173#
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'%
3,400
Dec
15
75
Jan
13
65
Jan
21
67
Jan
27
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28
49
Jan
6
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1
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49%
24% Jan
22
29% Jan
4
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1
24%
23
9% Jan
11
Jan
4
34
65
22
40% Jan
2
48% Dec
19% Apr
2
28% Dec 31
5% Sep
10
5
6% Feb
56% Jan
8
91
18
74% Feb
5
85
81% Dec
9
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21 % Mar 10
84% Feb
4
84% Feb
16
Jan
7
16% Jan
28 % May 21
97% Peb 13
22% Jan
26
26V4 Jan
16
Nov
30
21% Oct
22
83
22
Dec
32% Sep 24
76
Dec
47% Dec
16
1
83% Jan
12
87% Feb
37
29
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Jan
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non-cum
Public
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Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
preferred
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$4.50
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common
preferred
Spiegel Tnc
common
2.50
6
100
1
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6%
77%
7%
16
67
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2
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10
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see page
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2
79
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5
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66
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12
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26
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5
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15
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6
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4
5
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11
34
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.
25
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12
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7
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71 '/a Oct
21
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3
11
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29
27% Jun
4
4
37
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30% Feb
27
Apr
1
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39 % July 15
17
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16
25% Mar 16
61% Jan
27
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25
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4
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Texaco
8
29% July 30
21% Jan
29
24% Jan
4
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2
31% July 30
24% Jan 29
Jan
30
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11
Dec
Pacific
Utilities
28
4
36 Va Mar
6
May
72
14
14% Oct
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32 % Jan
4
1
61% Jan
Feb
5
13
51% Feb
1
57% Jan
21% Feb
1
24% Jan
4
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$1.25
4
5
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•
3
30
12
Feb
lnc
571/4
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15
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79
Nov
24
80
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23
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18
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14
21
Dec
22
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2
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21
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10
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48
5
Jan
29
29% Jan
6
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12
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1
7% Dec
30
17% Jan
27
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8
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18
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1
3
35% Jan
19
39% Jan
50% Jan
11
21
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12
35
Jan
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21
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24
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21
12
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29
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21
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of
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.
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non-cum,
preferred
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4
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6
15
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9
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26
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25
12
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21
95
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27
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19
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25
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22
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23
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9
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19
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1
32% Jan
5
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48% Jan
13
51% Jan
11
25
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59% Aug 27
53% Jan
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7
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25
11% Jan
8
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4
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26
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27
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5
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120
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27
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29
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311/4
31
31
35
333%
34
31%
'
34%
34%
*83%
83%
83%
28
28%
28
65 %
66
64
91
92 %
90%
151
35
10,100
13,700
7,100
7,500
290
33%
33%
84%
70
8,900
83i%
83%
*83%
84%
: 28%
2 8 3/4
28i%
28 %
273%
28Va
5,700
69%
673/4
68i%
9,800
911/4
14,200
68
68%
691/4
92
90
92
151
*150
151
7%
7%
7%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
10%
11%
11%
300
84%
7%
*40
'
28%
150%:
43
7
173%
li/4
1,900
6,300
*83%
150%
*40
34%
;
33
17%
34
31,400
7%
331/4
20 %
*31
1,300
7%
7%
333%
33%
7
900
4,200
7 3%
7%
33%
7%
'
-33%
7%
35
7%
Co
37
87%
1,000
3,400
;
71%
(Del)
Corp—
8,400
873%
26
15,900
70%
7%
4% %
22%
31%
30,000
8
32
25%
U S Gypsum
U 8
8
.
31%
8%
321%
—No or'
Co
City
«'
i(
Corp
Gas
Park
*92%
8
x31%
27%
1
United Shoe Mach common
2t
6%
preferred
2f
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4%% preferred
10<
U S & Foreign Securities
1
U 8 Freight Co
No pa.
United
x
27%
No pa-
Industrial
293%. <
273%
Convertible
11
1 % Nov
28
United
United
6
29
27%
Improvement Co—13%
United Greenfield Corp
1f
4
18 % Jan
7
45% Jan
Sep
20
6
293%
27%
8
5
29%
27%
Engineering & Foundry
Feb
29%
27%
United
31% Feb
29%
291/8
J
_—
6
22
19,300
America—Nopai
36%
42% Jan
20
"
86
*34%
23% July
:
37%
26 i
ft
17
813%
36%
26 3%
2.50
29
*803%
37%
873%
(Del),
23% Nov
100
60
80%
37
>
Fastener
Unlted-Carr
31 % Sep
26
.
Electric Coal Cos
22 Vb Jany
9
*92
*86
Corp
5
45% Mar
37%
*801%
210
78%
71%
383%
-
80%
*74Va
*70%
80
383/4
37%
70
37%
*21%
31%
82
70%
*74%
'
81%
22
30%
82
71%
70
87%
Carton
Carbon
29%
♦74%
1
14,600
37%
21%
8V8
»■
26
preferred
Board
37%
31 Vb
United
4
89%
8%
United
Feb
89
321%
4
33
89%
8 Vb
4
20Va Feb
89
31%
12
37% Mar 16
9
$4.50
United
.
29 %
V
" Jan
36
89
32
8
7% Jan
29
89
31%
37% Jan
1
7 Vb Jan
Jan
13,200
263/8
of
4
15,800
33%
87%
Corp
18
38%
1383%
331/4
26 Vb
Artists
12
38%
1373/4
2€%
Biscuit
25 Vb Feb
383/4
33%
381%
138 <
26 Vb
1950) conv pfd
United
84% Jan
76
1955) conv pfd—100
10(
of
United
27 Vb Jan
10
17
11
(ser
(ser of
29 VB
*80
37
Inc.,
Jan;' 4
22
38% Apr
88% Apr
29
>> 28%
Mar 24
30% Jan
22% Jun
25
4%
1.
10
Co
l.lnes
38%
3,800
1383/4
.81%
37%
8,400
13,300
'
33%
*80
series
10
33i%
No pai
$4
Preferred
30% Jan
24% Feb
13,900
39%
70
v4%
16%
139%
82
18
16%
38 3/8
70
26
3,800
331/4
*74
Jan
113/8
16%
138%
82
4%
-
11%
39%
82
88% Jan
41
113%
33%
*74
Twist Drill
96
16%
400
139%
*74
Union
,41% Jan
33
No par
13
-
39
Xl38%
No par
24% Jan
4
163%
90
20% Jan
15
33%
*89
4
28
140%
.
33 VB
9%
90
6
Jan
39%
39
No par
common——10
Co
25% Feb
Jan
11%
17
100
8 3%
*8
7,500
9%
37% Jan
36% Jan
11%
5,700
33'%
*38
41
.
11%
3,800
16%
1
95
8%
32%
293%
29% Nov 27
84
*38
,
9%
19% Oct
Mar 26
3
41
34
16%
Tank
Apr
V
*56
59%
333%
291/4
Union
66,
57%
*58
34
9%
6
109% Mar 26
'
17
9%
9%
89
Union
1,000
35%
293%
<-32%Jan
136
52%
26%
35 Va
93/4
30 Ve Jan
14
52%
26%
36 y4
*8
17 Vb
51%
26%
35%
16%
7% Jan
28
.
28%
26
Oct
51%
263%
•;
173%
19
Oct
10,800
29%
9% Feb
36
18,100
363% *
9%
38% Feb
80% Nov 30
15%
16%
17
5
15
36%
8
113%
No par
Union
8% Jan 29
15%
363%
♦38
41
2,200
,15%
'
28%
18
101
17
7%;
9%
7% Nov
Jan;
17 VB
16%
-
113%
1,200
36
7
17%
29 % Nov
31
*38
24,500
*35
7'/a
29%
40% Dec 23
Feb
,
11V4
27%
27
27%
36
16%
53 %
29
41
11
6,300
8
83%
Preferred $3.50 series
4
Mar
*38
*8
59%
333%
593/8
36%
,
52
34
Preferred $3.70 series
3
"
8ya
> 8
.
573/s
7%
36%
*57%
57%
33%
,
Preferred $4.50 series
3
87
25
3
68% Jan
24
33%
8,800
60
29%'
Electric
Sep
.
153%
17
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp—
80
33
61
20%
153%
30
Union
98% Mar
4
57%
57%
*56
i
11,400
61
20%
153%
26%
27
36 y4
6,700
16%
Union
15
51%
263%.
1
-
13,100
62%
*35
%
15%
51%
—
.
59
37
■
•
22%
15%
V
"
/
1,500
16,300
22
21%
29%
29
91% Jan 26
4
15%
36%
400
82
•213%
J
Union
Jan
15%
37
23,200
1
(T'liey
6
32
15 ya
363/e
15%
1
14,100
20%
62
7%
7%
TVs
*
„
'
"
20%
:.
36
*35
36%
7ya
7%
*79
22%
22
Corp—
No pai
Asbestos &. Rubber Co
6
Corp
4
33% Jan
*35
37
1
1
4
86% Oct
Dec
20 Ya
16ya
.64%
•
82
22
21%
v
65
20%
15%
1
Corp
Jan
35% Mar 16
Dec
62%
20
1
148 % Jan
19
77
64
19%
16 y4
7
—
/"/" .v *79''
22
64
50
V 43 % Jan
11
21%;
19%
^35
Coal Co
.
22%;
.22
16
No pax
lnc
5
30 % Jun
67
Steel
29
5
/
82. '■
*79
.
'.21%
61%
•
22%
21%
2
Corp
9% Feb
9
Aug
21%
213%
5
38 Vb Feb
120% Feb
74
22 y4
21%
No par,
Co
134 Va Jan
,
82
21%
25
4
Apr
*79
80
*79
10
2
150% July 27
14% Aug
51
51%
.100
__L
u
41
520
*24 J%
Underwood
6
32% Jan 25
10% Jan
19% Jan
7,100
104
5
37
5
103
1
26%
16 % Feb
25% Apr
'
No par
Co:.
51%
1
18
107
*103,'
22%
Industries
Coach
'V
22%
36%
9
17% Nov
15%
22%
26%
12
5%
15%
22%
36 y2
Twin
153%
223%
513/8
11
-/
19,800
15%
22%
26 y2
29
:
25 y4
22%
51 Vb
Jan
20
22,700
243%
167
213%
26%
Jan
17% Apr
1683%
25%
22 y4
35%
8
Mar 13
48
22
1693%
25%
21%
1
11
16
Sep 24
10% Sep
166 y2
72%
Electric. Co common
conv pfd series of 1957
50
Century Fox Film
1
City Rap Transit com__No pax
conv prior preferred
50
v'5%
4,800
72%
$2.70 preferred
20th
32,800
72%
Tung-Sol
18
.1
153%
25%
15%'
34,900
26
165%
26
.26%
:
12,600
•
72%
Co
& Williams
Truax-Traer
5,400
37y4
343%
36%
2
World
r
73
Tri-continental Corp common
Feb
27
'
Trans
Jan
19
1,000
3,200
8%
12 Ve
50c
Bearing
Trans-United
8% Jan
8y4
72%
common
Transamerlca
8%
8%
73
Co
Transue
Jan
39
-
12
23,500
72%
57% Feb
26
:t
500
37 400
73 y4
4
33% Jan
510
:
72%
20
1
1200
9%
35
:VW 15%
100
16% Jan
26
1190
1,000
No pai
5
Sep
1195
'
12%
35 y4
26
^
Tlmken
Jan
1190
'
48%
>
83%
34-
Tishman Realty & Construction—1
34 Va
3,300
12%
164%
4
70
6%
6%
48
165 y4
6
42% July 15
6%
12%
162'%
22 % Jan
7
1,200
6%
13%
1
68% Jan
Jan
29
881/2
-
12%
34%
10
5
Trane
321/4
88
13%
17%
4
67% Jan
22 Ve
32%
13 <■
17%
Co
preferred
Edison
4,600
*21%
32%
88%
13%
17%
$1.20 preferred
Toledo
21%
:
'
131/e
32%
29
15% Feb
22,000
49 %
303% v
Feb
15
23%
31
31%
Jan
17% Apr
23%
47%
30%
19% Jan
3
15% Dec
23%
'
0
Roller
4,300
30%
x75%
61
17
54%
48%
32 y2
21
26 % Aug
20
541/4
30%
303%
7
69% Dec
6,400
55
46
76 V*
22
19% Mar 11
15
80%
30%'
313%
R)-%-i__—
Oil
2,400
14%
*79%
-
47%
75%
16
Jan
24
4%
Tidewater
4,300
24%
83%
•
4,720
r
553/4
31
..
.
30%
Common
4
400
46%
'
t
Thompson Ruino Wooldrldge lnc—
70% May
52
15
80
192,100
24
.
48%
83%
12%
500
214,800
,
53%
i
135/e
48%
483%
•12%
*30%
900
2,000
!
87%
*32
•
1235
1200
.
*
21%
'
32
*88% / 89%
6% V 6%
:
30%
8%
25
54%
89 %
393,
' r
57%
24% i
.
55
47
12%
410
...
56%
v
700
183/4
54 3/4
31%
48
57%
3,200
13%
14%
45%
■>
18VB
131/8
80
213/4
6V4
;25%
143/4
321/4
x89
6V4
6%
19%
81
32%
'
89
29%
13%
15%
21%
21%
x32
54%
6,400
3,300
18%
*79%
81
54%
*29V4
>
15
13V4t
;
393
:
•
29%
425
57%
25%
:
54%
29%
54%
:
.
233,4
54%
'23%
,/•
:
551/4
*79%
55%
•
392
440 //
82%
x21%
6
Oil
i)referred
(J
56
55%
(
Trust—
Chemical
Thompson
425
57
25%
1
Co
Glass
V
438
*30
common
conv
Thatcher
Thiolcol
7
Jan 27
143/4
1180
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution:
&
19% Jan
23.
&
Land
TexaB
,203/b
25
lnc
Coal
Pacific
Texas
19%
14%
Nopai
Pacific
4
54%
1
17%
17%
3Q
; 30
18%. .,20%
13% ; 14%
;
24%
*17%
14,000
273/4
24%
14%
17%
29%
Y
27%
24%
;
30
27%
1
17
54%
"
300
30%
27%
20
16
50%
30%
15
29%
15'
16
15
54%
x23
common. .1
25
Instruments
11
17
25%
1
1.25
Texas
Jan
I71/2
800
8,200
49%
15
15
29%
405
1
Texas
75% Jan
151/8
54%
•/
13%
$
4
108
15
18%
78%
51 Ve
29%
*24
-
.
3,700
8,400
r
58%
58%
*77
16
503/si
27%
54%
*29
54%
Corp
,
'
,
,241/4
*17
25
11
3
-
*15%
51 Ve
30%'
17 Ve
4.16%
29% Jan
12
Dec
76
15
77
1,500
351/2
18%
59
77
271/4
.23%
35%
1
18%
58%
241/4
27%
23%
.
30Vb
30%
27%
185/8
•;
16;
50%
,
14%
.
171% Jan
'
30%
v
18%,:"
36
K
79
16%
10c
5
103
124% Mar 18
23%
12.5C
7
4
27%
,50%
36
591/2
.
16
16%
50%
30%
*79%
:
Feb
18
30 %
18%
583/4
*77
79
*16
/
27%
No par
Jan
419% Jan
16%
50%
15
19
591/4
*77
16 V4
par
Gulf Sulphur—
5
V
56%
Texas
15% Feb
59 %
' 79
50
V
19
58%
19%
19%,
58%'
*77
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Gulf Producing Co„____33 Va
70% Jan
30
Feb
63
37%
—100
Co
300
24,700
16 »/8
37
17%'.', .19%
Corp
31
102% Dec
16 %
373/4
5
24% Feb
26% May 18
16%
37%
1
Texas
14% Mar 10
16%
38%
TexaB
154
23
39% Jan
36%
,16%
"•
351/4
5,200
}
100
16Vb
Corp
7
*90
35%
1
—
'
31%
x37% :
1
19% Jan
100
f
45,200
'•
881/4
31%
16%
L.. 2i
17% Jan 28
*91
88
31%
38%
*22%
Corp
lnc
/:•
,.
48,600
162,500
16%
common...'
14
100
1 88
<
.31%
.
4,300
46%
511/a
46%
51
120
15,100
•
•
461/4
43%
43 V*
,
37%
2.50
Tennessee Gas .Transmission Co
4
35
51%
*87
32%
*91
101
46 %
51%
'
89
31%
/
t
...
43%
46 % .1
51%
46
431/8
16%
,
(JaineM
in©
513/4
X45
451/2
■
*
38%
it
common
preferred
No
Aircraft
,471/4
16
5
...
oil. Co
48 Ve
,43%
*87
32
*91"
35 %
45%
X4Q 3/4
.
90
30%.
105
,
37%
No par
Co
-
*87
31%
30%
..
Jan
-
51%
89
•/
423/4
47%
10,700
•
4%
,
I
Symington Wayne Corp
21
,
Co
A
4%
e
Sweets Co of America
Swirt
26
30 %Jun
2
\
Superior Oil of California.
-
5
8% Nov 25
21
35 Va Sep 22
19% Jan
51%
51
Corp
A
Tel Autograph
15- Jan
Feb
51%
,
*87
common
Co
Mining
23
10% Sep
47%
10
Biscuits lnc
23
Feb
15
45/8
■■
42%
46%
preferred series A..
2f
pld series of '55-%-3(>
Jan
29
41%
47/
2nd
47% Aug 21
.
46%
.*41%
46%
„ft
Con t
29'% Jan
9
46%
40 V2
10C
—
8
14% Mar
45%
7
preferred.—:
$4.50 series
32 % Jan
-•
6.25
com-
hie
S midst rand. Corp
■
4
1180
4%
Sunbeam/Coip——
.
3
2165
45/8
100
liuer A. Fipiei
Jan
25
4%
1 ,1
Apr
,
Co
Hros Hturek
35
Nov
4%
preferred
25
1275
*4%
*4M
*34%
$5'conv
y
4
22
4%
W'hen issued C„—
7
80 u-Feb
:
14%
20
26
20
141/s
preferred
30% Jan
-
143/4
convertible
87 V2 Jan
Y
143/B
*92
StudebukerrPaekHni
4
53% Jan
141/2
20
restore*.; Broadcasting
4
26V2 Jan
>
73%
14%
25
Corp
Lnc
prior preference
Stoiie & Webster.—:
4
.
64% Jan
4
23
15
Dec
529 v; Jan
4
*72Va
14%
5%
15
Feb
80
9
20% Sep
88
5
'
Packaging
Slokely-Vun• Cunip
-
4
-
17% Jan .4
C
73%
14%
preferred
Stevens
.7
13% Jan
27
30% Dec
5
*72i/4
14%.
A
SUx
57% Jan
5
36%
common
7 ;
30% Jan
/
36%
Pi. v Co" I110
Stewart-Warner Corp___
* 24% Jan
3
Feb
24
Mar 13
94
Feb
53% Feb
15% Mar 20
79"% Dec
5
36%
convertible
-Sloehi
•
'
29
Ohjo
4
-
17% Jan
.
36%
,73 %
Jersey
preferred series
3%%
l7%;Jah 28
4
New
Stauffer .Chemical
5
32 Ve Jan
26
13 Ve Feb
38% May 29
28
Jan
36%
*72%
44%. Sterling Drug jm;
25% Jan
-;
13
17% Jan
28
Oct
67
Sep 22
Apr
8
50
24% Dec
Oct
•
28
618
9% Aug 26
f.
;<•:
291/4 Feb
33% Mar 25
9% Jun
1
36Vb
73V4
$1.20
4
■
36%
73%
10c
E(|iiip Ml'g Co
Stanley Warner Corp
;V Sturretl Co (The) l, S
19
Shares
36%
73%
Indiana.:
of
Feb. 5
36%
Standard:Ry
33 % Jan >4. t
26
Feb. 3
the Week
Friday
Feb. 4
r
Oil
Sales for
Thursday
72%
$1.60
4
29
Jan
16% Jan
>53% Jan
.16% Jan 11
54
Jan
78
4
'
13
'•
,:.'/ 65% Jan
27
49% Jan
23
Dec
•
1
Jan
59% Jun
15% Jan
17
20
21
Dec
34% Dec
6
31% Dec
14
Apr
78
27% Mar 13
Feb
43
17%
1
18% Jun
5
26% Feb
.;
Jan. 25
71
2
13V2 Jan
Feb
:
18 V4 Jan
8
23% Jun
9
76% Nov
16
Jan
3%%
Standard;
8
36.
Standard
v
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
36%
Standard Gas & Electric Co
,,
of
99
2
AND HIGH
'
Feb. 2
par
lnc—1
of
6
Jan
Co
Oil
41% July 27
18
Products
Oil
Jan
102
Coil
Standard
6
July
Tuesday
Feb. 1
No par
Standard
8
117
com___No
4
•Jan
84
lnc
4
88% Feb.
V
.Errand*
preferred
of.-California
13 V
1
andard
Standard.Oil
56
30% Feb
Monday
par
4:'
3IV2 Jan
M
v St
15
28
86V2 Jan
Apr
LOW
stock
,
Jan
". 4% Jan
51% Jan
44% Jan
4
york
exchange
50% Jan
Feb
stocks
•
new
'Jan
17
4% Jan
7
92
7
27% Jan
38Ve
70 J/4 Jan
52% Apr
59 % Jan
2£»
45% Oct
36 Ve Jan
62 % Jan
•
39 V4 Nov
18
24
STOCK RECORD
'
Highest
Dec
23% May 11
5
July 29
21
45% Nov
Lowest
82% Feb
23
3Vb May 29
50
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
34 Ve Nov
71V4 Dec
1
:
Year 1959
Lowest
23
12
43
7%
31
11%
*40
7%
31
12i%
43
68%
893%
151
92
151
881/2
*150
151
80
7%
73%
7%
7%
4,400
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
100
11%
30,000
12
*40
12%
43
Hi/4
*40
43
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
.
.
Monday, February 8, I960'
.
(624)
24
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Range Since
Year 1959
26% Dec
23
8% Jan
2
18
10
Jan
29
Jan
24% Jun
26
8% Feb
3
8% Jan
21
Dec
7
23% Feb
5
26% Jan
30
40
23
Oct
21
10
D
19
U
19
115
Jan
6
64
35
6
Jan
7
54
144
Jan
69% July
47
38% Feb
5
13
5
U
D
28% Jan
33% Jan
19
49
Jan
6
5
4
47% Jan
108% Aug 31
86% Feb
103% Jan
54% Feb
6
7
138% Sep 21
88 V* Maj
28
139% Jan
141% Jan
5
21
23% Jan
24% Jan
11
37% Feb
9
34% Jan
14
29% Feb
3
35% Feb
2
34
Jan
6
15% Jan
17% Jan
19
9% Jan
18
22
26
50% Mar 12
14% Feb
7
Jan
%
15% Mar 10
8
Jan
80
Dec
30
5
83
Jan
8% Jan
2
Oct
17% Jan
100
146
Dec
Aug
7
18% Sep
25% Oct
6
5
Apr
4
28
Jan
21
92% Jan
22
154
Jan
148
10
51% Jan
51% Jan
•
12
preferred
Universal
preferred
8%
.
—C.25
Corp
Match
Universal
82% Jan
24% Jan
6
29
Jan
22
Universal
Oil
21
29% Feb
17
28 V* Jan
5
30% Jan
15
Universal
Pictures Co
12
2
74% Jan
18
4V*%
Upjohn
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Jan
4
45% Jan
26
31
Jun
9
30% Feb
18
32% Feb
2
36
Jan
6
Inc coin
100
3
Nov
27
47% Aug 27
37% Feb
5
44
Jan
5
Vanadium-Alloys
40
16
26
27% Feb
5
34% Jan
5
Vanadium
29% Nov
42
Steel
5
1
39%
30 V*
12% Jan
12
30% Nov
5
27% Jan
5
29% Jan
12
31% Jan
5
36% Apr
17
33% Feb
1
34% Jan
11
5
Van Raalle Co Inc
10
Variaii Associates
1
Vertieiites-Cuiuaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vlck
Chemical
Co
1.25
13% July
11
28
26% Sep
21
39% Jan
12
45% Jan
25
4% Dec
29
11% Jan
5
4% Jan
15
6% Jan
11
Oct
22
96 V* Dec
4
83% Feb
5
89% Jan
5
19% Jan
2
76
35% May 25
22
Feb
5
26
Jan
83
Jan
11
89
Jan
34% Jan
26
38
4
29
81
Jan
22
18
85% Jan
11
86% Mar 23
80
II
Sep 29
91% Mar 17
79
87% Mar 16
4
Jan
13
9
20% Mar
11
15% Dec
101 % Jan
4
Jan
16
15% Jan
29
purtic preferred
dlv
Virginia Elec A Pwr Co
$5 preferred—
$4 04 preferred
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
4
28
82% Jan
18
78% Oct
12% Not
Jan
99% Jan
5
Jan
108
98% Dec
81% Dec
6%
Materials
Vulcan
4
Co
5
,
91%
89%
90 Va
86%
89%
139%
140 Va
139%
140
24%
24 Va
35 V*
30 Va
29%
49 Va
49%
87
91%
91%
39,300
26%
27%
26%
27%
69.500
*29 Va
30
*29%
30 V*
*29%
30 V*
*72
73%
*72
73%
73%
73%
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43%
14,700
33 Va
2,100
,
43 V*
32%
33
39%
39%
39%
39
39'%
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38%
1,800
30%
29%
29%
28%
29 Va
27%
28%
9,500
11%
11%
11
11 %
,
n%
11%
11%
29 Va
*28 V*
28'%
34%
34
41 %
42%
41%
42%
21,600
83%
4 Va
84%
13,600
22
23
4%
4%
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85%
86 %
84 %
23 V*
23%
84
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36
35%
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36%
35%
100 V*
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85
ioi;
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.
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1,900
100
36 Va
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350
30
82
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81
84
84
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85 Va
84
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84
150
"
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84
V
13 V*
17%
5
19
Jan
4
5%
92
Jan
6
6%*
preferred
\nr
91%
91%
4
101
Feb
5
6% 7c
preferred
101
100'a
100%
76% Mur II
70 % Jan
12
73
Jan
25
Wabash
RR
100
*73
Jan
20
44% Jan
25
Wagner
Electric
;
v
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84
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—
13%
13%
13'/*
13%
13
13%
11,000
17%
17%
12
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13%
13%
17%
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84
400
85
36
35 Va
;
V
81
81
85 Va
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85
.
101%
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81
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4%
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24
84
500
34
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23%
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34
r
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2,500
•
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41%
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29
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35%
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13
16
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84
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5,900
154
32%
85%
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49%
47%
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27 Va
23'%
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49 Va
153%
84%
36
35'/*
\
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84%
101%
72
46%
153%
50%
3,300
9 V*
9%
44
44% '45%
154
154
1,300
2,200
85
*71 Va
72
*71 Va
72
47
45
5,000
16%
a
8
9%
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9%
■
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190
30 %
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85
*83%
6.500
.
36
8 3 {,
16 8
8 Va
8
8%
85
9%
-
167/a
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16%
8%
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1.100
3,000
24 V*
*35 Va
29%
*
1,900
125,500
140
23%
35 V*
31%
16%
24
36
23%
23%
*83
17% Feb
yt
49
*23%
90% Jan
"
48 %
42%
41V*
86%
98% Jan
96% Feb
1(13% Feb
49
32%
*34
42 V*
4%
100
100
100
preferred
convertible
/
34
9
2
2
49
32 Va
11%
20
11
21% Mar
87 % Jan
96% Jan
49
30%
43 %
29
85%
_8
100
common
48%
'
32%
11%
40%
100
com
31%
30
42%
29'/a
33%.
Chemical com—No put
Va-Carolina
15
39% Mar
9
pre!erred
conv
-
7
Mar 20
107
82% NOT 25
33 % Jun
23
Nov
53
Norman
$2.28
39
31
43
11%
20
2
1,100
39 %
39
29%
72%
43%
29
Industrie* Inc curoJLid'
2
Jan
Van
9% Jun
3.810
147
38%
*30 Va
•
22% Jan
146%
146%
14,400
56 V8
39%
39%
293 *
Co
146 Va
v
38%
24
87 ,■
28%
30
72%
43%
32%
146%
117
55 Va
56
55%
500
76 %
*75
*110
29 V*
32%
America
Corp of
-
43%
32%
1
75
116
57%
*35%
154
75
15.800
47
46%
47
46%
*109
116
89%
50%
86
26%
*29%
75 Va
30%
16%
*153
47%
38%
35%
50
33 Va
139%
8%
8%
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*71 Va 72
44% 47
y
3,800
33%
146
31%
16%
t;
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9%
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43%
45%
49%
50
153
154
84%
87%
26
27%
*29%
30%
-73
73
12.80
Light Co
A
8Vs
85
9%
72
33%
24
34%
55%
24%
30V*
16%
8
43%
Co
Power
Utah
1
1
Co_
Products
preferred
72 V* Feb
Jail
coin-No par
Tobacco
Leaf
10
29% Dec 21
97 % Dec
29%
16%
;
23%
35%
24%
35%
30%
23%
*34%
noncuinuhitive
500
7,600
33%
24%
*110%
48%
91 %
139% 140
139% 139%
100
_
—
Co common——-No par
S Tobacco
preferred.—25
•
C7 S Vitamin A Pharmaceutical—1
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noucu 2nd pfd 5
■
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Whelnn Corp common
30r :
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
13
47% Feb
157
9
45
Jan
72% Jan
43% Feb
Steel
S
8%
24 V*
47
48%
x90%
48
90%
48
SO
.
10% Jan
85
50
Corp common——.—16%
preferred
*8%
23%
24%
*75
45%
3.000
29%
8%
24%
*75
*109-
100
100
—5
100
preferred .series A
preferred series B
*8%
33 Va
31%
common——— *
7%
Jan
71
19
53% Oct
U
9% Jan
14
May 20
60% Aug 28
24
Mar 30
46
Mar
-
12% Jan
81
14
34 % Mar
30
Co_.
Corp
7%
Jan
6
33% Oct
71
U
26% Jan
153
Card
7%
7
22% Dec
29% Sep
U
Jan
42% Jan
.
29
24
Oct
(■
38 % Feb
24%
8%
Shares
29%
29%
29 V*
8%
29%
8%
24%
29%
the Week
Feb. 5
Feb. 4
Feb. 3
29%
32%
33
34
46%
45% 47
77
*75
75%
3%*
115
*108
1^8 '3
S Rubber.Co common
■*!■■■.,
54
55%56,. . 57V'ei-U
8% non-cum 1st preferred
>146
146%
-146
146%
S Shoe Corp
38% 38%
38Va 38%
8 Smelting Ref A Min com—.50
30% 30%
30% 31
Playing
Plywood
3%*
147% Jan
Feb
154% Aug 10
24
33% Jan 19
27% Sep 30
142% Sep
45% Nov
115
Jun
99
45% Feb
95
19
130% May 18
9
Jan
4
50% Jan
76% Jan
45% Feb
75
S
S
Jan
1
Jan 26
30% Jan 21
58% May 18
28%
8%
24 a
29%
9
24V*
10
A
,5
Friday
Wednesday
leb. i
29%
*8%
couuuun
preferred—
Pipe & Foundry Co
S
U
Co
Lines
4%%
5
39 Va Oct
76
8
D
25
27
29% Oct
Par
Sales for
SALE TRICES
Thursday
AND HIGH
L0W
Tuesday
,
Monday
Feb. I
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
29% Jan
7
27% Jan
20
35% Apr
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
17%
17 Va
*17%
17%
17%
17%
1,500
*91
92
91'%
oo
100%
100%
80
101
580
100%
100%
*100%
'91
91
91%
*91
91 %
100 Va
T> * ~ ^
w
66% Sep
25
17
Dec
40
46% Nov
21
22
16% Jan
8
Waldorf
48% Jan
6
Walgreen
July 29
38
Jan
12
40
Jan
4
Wulker
41
Feb
1
47
Jan
4
Wallace
24% Jan
15
Ward
89% Jan
7
6*
9
• Feb
3
10% Jan
18
Ward
Aug 21
38
Jan
29
44% Jan
6
19
Feb
5
21% Jan
8
Warner
53% Jan
29
26
58% Jan
4
Warner-l.amhert
48% Jan
5
Washington
50
7
26
28% Apr
12
65% Aug 21
4
12
54% May
11
9
48% Jan
36 % Feb
9
48% May
25% Jan
12
31% Feb
21
3% Jan
Waukesha
Jan
4
30 Va Jan
15
Wayne
5
7% Jan
14
4
47
Jan
4
41
Jan
6
West
Indies
Jan
4
West
Kentucky
35% Jan
4
West
Penii
93% Feb
2
West
Penn
32% Feb
1
44% Jan
27
5
33% Jan
25
8
15% Feb
3
17
19
24
33% Jan
27
13
87
Jan
4
86
Jan
( 8
4.20%
82
Feb
1
4.10%
102
Apr
90
May
6
82% Feb
91
Sep 23
29
78% Dec
1
Apr
17
78% Jan
19
Dec
14
56% Jan
4
42
May
8
61
93
Dec
31
101
26
Jan
7
38
38
43% Feb
Mar 31
92% Feb
4
94% Jan
8
14
29% Feb
1
35% Jan
4
Apr
July 22
31
Jan
32% Jan
29
23% Jan
8
95
Dec
29
31
Not
24
35% Dec
31
31% Feb
1
32% Nov
17
35
Dec
31
34% Jan
19
64% Nov
HI %
27% Sep
22
70% Feb
4%%
Western
22
9
i
8
17
37% Jan
37
Jan-
Nov
24
52% May
7
103
Union
69% Jan
5
57
Jan
13
Western
1
1
92% Jan
28
*
Sep
65% Sep
37% Dec
32% Jan
5
WesUnghouMt
Jan
6
Westlnghousc
114
62% Jan
6
53 V* Feb
94
39 V*
28
24
May 26
39%
53% Mar 20
15
Jan
7
24% Jan
7
Jan
6
17% Jan
23
Sep 22
4% V
58% Jan
28
22
White
Denial
67% Jan
6
White
Motor
99V* Jan
27
Jan
18
July 23
28% July 21
ll*/2 Feb
4
14 Va Jan
8
26
Feb
5
27 V8 Jan
5
51 %
47
Jan
4
52% Jan
8
25
Feb
1
28% Jan
4
51 % Mar 11
36 V* Jan
13
38% Jan
July 23
30 % Nov
9
100
5
42% Jan
4
801/2 Jan
7
80% Jan
7
29% Oct
6
29
Sep
16
23 V* Jan
11
27 V2 Jan
20
6% Jan
2
14% Dec
14
12% Jan
22
I4V2 Jan
4
39% Jun
17
46% Sep
40%,Jan
23
35% Sep
22
Sep 30
129
1
Mar 25
42 % Jan
4
36% Feb
5
119
Jan
25
45 V* Jan
28
39% Jan
5
Jan
8
122
$4.25
Wisconsin
6%
Public
26
Feb
4
26% Jan
7
Wisconsin
28% Dec
31
36% Mar
6
28 V* Jan
28
30% Jan
8
Woodward
Iron
31
59% Jan
29
671/2 Jan
4
Woolworth
56 % Feb
5
Jan
4
Worlhtngtoi!
2
59% Nov
19
67 V* Dec
66
Prior
9 Va Nov
23
12% July 24
9 V* Jan
7
10% Jan
14
Wyandotte
29% Peb
10
39% July
33'/$ Feb
1
38
Jan
6
31% Feb
9
Feb
5
37% Jan
6
19% Nov
10
^
1
118% Feb
5
138% Jan
4
25% Jun
24
20% Jan
4
23% Jan
7
33%
33%
1,400
46%
*45
46%
80
46 V*
*45
46%
35
35
35
35
*34
34%
900
15%
15%
15%
15'/a
*15
15%
1,600
*45
.,
::
35%
35%
10,000
*91%
92%
240
*82%
84
82
82
81%
82
*
83
*80%
82%
*80%
82%
40
5
46
47
45%
V*
13,800
94
*91%
49%
94
:
*91%
29%
30%
29%
31%
31 Va
31 Va
*95%
80
26'
1
1
97
21%, 32%
*32%
35
61%
63
46%
48 V*
28Va
29
&7% 100%
61%
44%
45
43%
94
93
50
44
350
92%
93
30%
30
30%
30 Va
30%
29%
30%
6,100
31 %
97
31
31
31
31 Va
31
31
2,400
*92
*95 Va
33
333/8
35
,
*95 Va
97
35
33'/a
62 V*
61%
48
49'/*
48'%
49%
28%
29
28%
29'/*
50
51%
50%
83
83%
*83'/*
97
32%
12,400
33
*32%
35
*32%
61%
*95%
97
32%
33%
*33
62%
93
35
61%
60
60%
4,700
49%
50
48%
49%
50,300
28%
28%
28 V*
28%
8.700
52%
51%
52
X51
51%
98,300
84 %
*83%
84
*82
84
*101 Va
106
7,400
*101%
54%
94
30%
106
'101%
55%
94%
31%
54%
106
53%
94
31%
95
30 Va
94
30%
*101%
54%
94 Va
55%
31
200
106
9,600
53%
54%
94%
95%
510
30
Y
30%
8.400
64%
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43
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46
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30
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66% Dec
A
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Feb
98% Mar 13
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35
2
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29
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110% Dec
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42
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19%
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Air
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60
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20
53%
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28
77%
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29
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37%
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Apr
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Jun
79
Washington
4
50
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33
4
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FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
Range Since Jaiu^
Range lor Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
The
italic
when
letters
the
bonds
in
the- fcolumn" headed
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONOS
Highest
NEW
YORK
,"Interest Period" indicate in each case the month
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mature.
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exchange
m
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*176
*93
May-iVo?;
April-Oct
95
15
Jan-July
3'/«s 1974....
gtd 5s A 1962
Carthage Si Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
—June-Dec
(J X) 3%* debs 1978—
..J—.Feb-Aug
5 %s conv subord debs 1983
Apr-Ocf
Caterpillar Tractor 4'/2S debs 1977
.....May-Now
Celanese Corp 3s debentures
1905..—1—April-Ocf
3V2S debentures 1976.;
Aprtl-Ocf
18
9814
1970.Z—June-Dec
...
•14
Jan-July
3s
Case
*11%
Juwe-Dee
Power
consol
first
20%
*100% 101%
94'/.
Power
debentures (perpetual)
Jan-July
Airlines Inc 4'As conv 1970......Jan-July
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio 4s 1965
—Mar-Sepf
*193
.June-Dec
Way-Nov
Oregon
4%
Way-Nov
Jan-July
Electric
Canada Southern
June-Dec
see page 29.
37/aS ser
California
ims—z^ldic
5%a 1974
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
MO-year) s f 1971
6%s due 1971 extended to 1981
For
mtge
cons
California
-
Ltd—
IA6&S 1st mtge s f 1952
0%s due 1952 extended to 1962—
ASilesla (Prov of) external 7s
A4%s
assented
1958
:
Bouth Africa
(Union of)
4'As
6%s extl loan Jan 1968
308%
51
I
Brown
94
.
to
8a secured external 1962—
7s series b secured external
260
«
V
Feb-Aug
1979
—
95
*93
1968
Jan-July
A (interest
2%) 2012
;
April-Ocf
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
(Kingdom)
A
63 */2
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
Boston
145
Stamped pursuant to Plan
a
701%
59
71
,qci;,
66'A
(interest
—
a6s external dollar loan
reduced
debs
subord
conv
Borden
145
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1956
V
Manufacturing,Corp—
5s
4%s
(Interest
1999
87
78
87
—
Boeing
60
*57
Jan-July
86%
129
—
74%
73%
—
3%s
A
1999
90
5
80
71
74 a
(3,2
87
__
4s ser A 1980__
War-Sept
4%s ser C 1972
Jan-July
General nitge 3%s series D 1980-.
War-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
3%s debentures
1979Jan-July
4%s conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Consol
61
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan
to
Plan
2.5%)
96%
90
78%
70%
73 /4
72,2
8b a
80
70%
mtge
1st
1950
95%
96
94 Va
2
73.4 75
JJ%
mortgage
Consol
53
A»ril-Oct
May -Nov
93%
87
68/2
62,8
„s.
Gen
Bethlehem
__
A
.
28-
4"iis
*80
1952
to
411
„
*41 %
June-Dee
90
92%
-
/a
0R9
290
—
3%s 1963—May-Nov
A 1964
June-Dec
Ry
RR 4%s
Beneficial
*69
May-Nov
2004
61
„/
May-Nou
1995
Line
Air
§ A Berlin City Electric 6s 1955-
(interest
1952
*95
87
67/a
4%s
June-Dec
1966
82%
V
97
„
April-Ocf
-
Line
Coast
Debt
April-Ocf
A
2.25% )
to
62%
—
(Interest
due
Charl
&
4%s
June-Dec
A
Plan
89%
(Interest
1968
1995
4s
Stamped 4s July 1
1st
86%
Feb-Aug
2%) 2012
Rao Paulo (State of)—
reduced
General
97
81%
& Santa Fe—
Topeka
4%s conv debs series A
58
(interest
to
external
debentures
89 V
96%
5
90
67/a
61/a
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1977—
1977
1979.
debentures
4%s
52
April-Ocf
A
debs
5%s
Avco
(interest
A
2004
f»V2s
(interest reduced
subord
87
95
153
13
90
May-Nou
Mar-Sepf
1962
1976
60%
89
96
Feb-Aug
debs
3%s
Investment
debentures
58
■v
14%
16
15%
Feb-Aug
1926
to
8s
Armour
-
111
105
1
033
-
-
Aprf/-Oct
100
99'%
-
22
—
1977——April-Ocf
1995
Quar-Jaw
133%
123
5
10
80
-
oqi/2
—
debs
4s July
Corp
86
96 V8
12
93% 93
Gen
82%
81 *2
81%
*15
15 Va
3%s
Inc
4.35s debs 1984
& Co 5s inc sub deb 1984
Steel
Atlantic
*48*3
Way-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
May -Nov
A0%s extl secured sinking fund
1957—Way-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
^
100
~
2012
pursuant
(interest
IA 8s
97%
94%
1977
first gold
Arbor
Atchison
*82*3
81 V2
Way-Nov
April-Ocl
stamped pursuant to Plan
1936
99%
1
2006—-Jan-July
2.5%>' 1999
sinking fond gold
to
Anheuser-Busch
Armco
3s
1969
debentures
3%s
1st
2012
reduced to 2.25% )
8s
97
94%
1973
debentures
Co
Tobacco
5%s
99%
Sal
external
debs
conv
debentures
1st
1953
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lARome
97%
Jan-July
to
Internal
IA Sao
94%
a
2001
6%g
2%)
4%s
1st
8tamped pursuant to Plan
■
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Jan-July
(State of)—
external loan of 1921 1946
1967
99%
*179
16
Plan
to
Plan
2.375%)
secured
reduced
U
Va
84%
81,8
—
May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
1962_Apni-Oct
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
1983
5%s
*15
1973
Stamped pursuant to Plan
Grande
99
1985
debentures
Ann
"
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
April-Oct
1990
debentures
5s
81 a
~
Feb-Aug
1984
debentures
Associates
!186
April-Oct
1947_ApriI-Ocf
April-Oct
Plan
2.25%)
5%s
pursuant
reduced
A7s
9.3%
98%
Nyasaland—
•aRio de Janeiro
A6s
96
April-Ocf
2.375%) 2001
pursuant
reduced
100 Va
96 V8
1
88% 89
96/2 96^8
,8
—
_
1971
debentures
,lst
to
stamped
(Interest
IA 8s
99 %
—
stamped pursuant to
1966
(Federation
Rio
99*4
*98% 101
1961—April-Ocf
1963
(City of)
Rhodesia and
-
99%
98
99%
,
89
96
& Telegraph Co—
debentures
1980
-Feb-^"9
debentures 1975—
April-Oct
debentures
1986
Jan-July
debentures 1982
April-Oct
debentures 1987
—Jtzne-Dec
debentures 1973
—June-Dec
Atlanta
1960—June-Dec "
1958
(Interest reduced
-
98%
99%
99%
98%
Mar-Sept
1959—_Mar-Sepf
7s
series
sinking fund gold 8s 1950
assented
Alegre
7%s
102%
(Interest
2nd series
6s
99'A
105 107 4
60% 60%
Telephone
debentures
3s
War-Sept
A
2008
1st
6s
f
s
June-Dec
external
f
s
(Republic of)
A4%s
A
101 %
41
99%
May-Woo
lASiabilization loan sink fund 7s
.
41
15
98
Mav-Noo
1968
1973
2.125%)
(Republic of)
ANat
1958
to
of)
Stamped pursuant
War-Sept
War-Sept
1963
(30-year»
5%s
—
105,2
Feb-Aug
1977
subord debs
4%s
1953
extended
Machine & Foundry Co—
American
45
*98*3
April-Ocf
(30-yr)
extended
extl
due
I
41%
102%
Development Co Ltd—
extl
5%s
.
41
—
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
IA Nuremberg
(City of) 6s 1952
Feb-Aug
Oriental
43%
(Interest
sinking fund old 4'Aa 1965
April-Oct
.♦Us s f extl loan r.ew 1965.
L-_Aprii-Oct
4s
sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
s
12%
12
industrial companies
Ja7i-June
1987
debentures
junior
conv
4%s
100%
External
5%s
12*8
10%
^
—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981-Apri -Ocf
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998---Apr -Oc
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978—April-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3'/.s 1964
Feb-Aug
3s s f debentures 1979—
June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1982
3%s s f debentures 1983
S }
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970—Way-Nov
4%:; s f debentures 1980
April-Oct
American
Airlines 3s debentures 1966
June-Dec
American Bosch Corp 3%s s f debs 1964„May-Nov
American Can Co 3%s debs 1988
Aprzl-Oct
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030-_War-Sept
3%s
Mar-Sepf
Mar -Sept
5%s
(Kingdom of)
88%
to
2 ,a
—
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-
87%
88%
88
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—
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87%
gQ
g*
JTos
1958
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.
0
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2%s
2.125% ) 2008
to
and
railroad
2%s
21
April-Oct
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reduced
~
•
readjustment 1984—
Jan-July
See Cauca Valley (Dept ot)
S2Warsaw (City, external 7s 1958..
Feb-Aug
v,
§ A 4' a s
assented
1958
—~Fe b-Aug
A Yokohama
(City of) 6s of '26 1961
June-Dec
6s due 19G1 extended to 1971
:
June-Dec
2%s
—
(Stale)—
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100'/a
85%
Rfj5
Inl 87(i
"
-
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Del
3%s
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99%
15
external
3%s
2%s
(City
-l°9
ft,3
SSflSZ
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3%s.4%s-4i*,i8 ext conversion 1978—June-Dec
»s-4'!.a-4'/as external read] 1978
Feb-Aug
2%s
Jan-July
ASmall
lAMllan
High
100Va
100
irmt
American
1922
to
1933
assented
new
Low
No.
99,-ioou
(Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond ot 1937)—
External reatU.iment 1979.
External conversion 1979
American
20
§ ASmall
Aes
—
r
—
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IA Treasury
•!»
98
_
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Sold
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Uruguay
4 80s
—
A4s
ApriUgc.
Aprll-Oct
1971—
extended to
Light Co Ltd
1961
due
95*8
*203
1968
new
•«
Range Since
Bonds
Last'
or Friday's
Sal. Price BW * Voted
91V4
(Republic or) —
A5s
5%s
Tokyo Electric
Vnlie
92%
1965
30-year 3s s f S bonds
Mexican Irrigation—
assented
*99 Si
Feb-Aug
(State Mtge Bank)
A Smalt
35
30 %
— -
90*3
1954.
io
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ol
(Colombia)
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7
*99 3 4
Jan-July
extended
1965
IA Jugoslavia
AMedellln
10
31%
93%
90%
Period
—
"24
of
extended
1954
extl
ASM
5%s
loan
35%
30%
108%
106
13
35%
31 %
War-Sept
5%s extl s f 1974
Japanese .(Imperial Govt)
extl
90%
—
1974
loan
High
'
Jan-July
June-Dec
Japan
A6%s
10
107
90%
Institute—
Utility
(Government
s
Low
NO.
High
Interest
Stock Exch.n.e
New York
,
Afar-Sept
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
IA Italy (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Jamaica
Jan. I
„
part
7s
Range Since
Sold
01
1980
dollar
A 6s
Bonds
*
rands
1930-
of
loan
Government—
A7s
Friday's
Low
dollar
5s
3»
or
Bid & Asked
(cout)—
International
Greek
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
German
Last
Period
BONDS
Week's Range
Monday, February 8, 1960
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RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Financial Chronicle
101% 103
8
101 Va 104
Number 5923
Volume 191
The
Commercial
and
Financial
(627)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Ienod
or
Sale Price
ol N J 3%s 1987
-~-Jan-July
Central New York Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
Central Pacific Ry Co 3%s series A 1974—Feb-Aup
;
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Feb-Aug
Cerro
5%s
de Pasco Corp—
conv subord debs
/
subord debs ww
conv
4V2S conv
Ry
Ohio
consolidated
1989
4s
First
mortgage
3%s
mortgage
debs
Income
A5s
inc
series
B
*83
2054
Jan
A2nd
4'/is
mortgage
inc
A Jan
A
ser
1983
2003
Jan
increased series B Jan
conv
debs
inc
A 5s
ASecond
First
Jan
2055—
1
Western Ry—
inc 4%s Jan
3s series B 1989
North
Chicago &
A
ser
2044
1
mtge
1999
1
conv
mortgage
2%s ser A 1980
4Vis income debs 1995
1st mtge *5 lis ser C
1983
mtge
C I T Financial
2%s
series
G
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f debs
series B
5s
1st
mortgage 2%s
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let
mtge
1st
3s
mtge
1st
—
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Colorado
Fuel
3s
debentures
debentures series
J'/as
debs
3b/bs
debentures
series
E
1980
3%s
debentures series
F
1981
43/4»
debs
series
C.
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5s
debs
series
1981
1982
II
-
1982
I
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debs
so
47/«s
debs
series
les
J
1983
K
1983
subord
74%
69 Va
70%
54
Columbus
1st
4 '/as
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conv
45%
47%
76%
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80
81
65 %
68
127
62
First
mortgage 3s series
3s sinking fund debentures
53%
160
52
581/s
63%
63%
20
63%
s
f
debentures
s
f
debentures
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of
refund
mtge
refund
mtge 2%s ser
23/4S ser
mtge
ref
M
M
3%s
&,
ref
1st
&
ref
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^
&
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ref
&
M
ref
series J
3%s
M
series
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series
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debentures
4s
conv
debs
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4Vis
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Consolidated
1st
ref
1st
ref
1st
ref
M
Gas
M
2lis
8%a
3s
debentures
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A3s
1st
Feb-Aug
1983
debs
1st
1st
mortgage 4%s
n< •
5s
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conv
debs
subord
Proriin
i
«
u
Light
17
81
Associates
1988
Gas
Eastern
90%
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&
subord
conv
Edison El 111
70
(N Y)
stamped
74
1
debt
mortgage 3%s ser E 1964
consol
consol
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3%s
98
112%
130
4%s
162
\
85%
84%
subord
conv
Tire
1979
t%s
sulioro
Am
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3%s
debenture
1st
see page
*»
>
29.
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AFlorida
East
Food Fair
85 %
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Stores
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4s
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99
841/4
87
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10
84
87%
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3
85
88%
14
92
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102
54
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93
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133
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99
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series
1974_
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98
99
9^
99
98%
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-
Mar-Sepf
1979
April-Oct
1980—'
98
Ry Co 4%s 1982_^
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debs 1976„_April-Ocf
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11
113
of
Co
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1978
125
131
135
1141/4
154
109%
95
100
94%
161
39
96
5
113%
Texas—
1984
156
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
Cigar Co 5l/2s income debs 1987
June-Dec
General Electric Co 3%s debs 1976
May-Nov
debs
156
95%
_
90%
—
99%
96%
1701/4
156
947/8
'
--
96 %
90
91%
88%
22
91%
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90%
Jan-July
1976
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
3s debentures 1960
94%
94%
May-Nov
Amer
General
3%s
110
__
90%
90%
*91
debs
154
133
20
98%
May-Nov
1961
conv
Corp
40%
155
——
*80
Jan-July
Oil
subord
Foods
2
94
43%
43%
April-Ocf
:
47/8s conv debs
American
conv
206% 2111/2
206%
—April-Oct
debs
4%s
Denver
Corp
General
General
100%
'
Garrett
~
Gen
100%
91
102% 103%
83%
81%
941/2
Jan-July
5s
Fort Worth &
94i/2
^
2000
1976
3s
conv
Inc
85%
88%
99 U
100 V*
9913 100 382
99%
1,294
97%
99%
91%
84
88%
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85
85%
19
83'/2
85%
87%
56
841/B
85%
3*2
1,896
981/4
901/s
86%
100
April-Oct
86V4
'
94%
3%s
debentures
debentures
1964
debentures
131
•
96
51
;
104
80%
68%
68
1
-..
1969—
31/2S
*68
"
-
1977
78
4s
debentures
1979-.
68
--
—
70
5s
70%
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731/2
4
71
73%
73%
5
73%
73%
80%
82
15
86%
82
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81%
81%
6
80%
83%
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79%
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77%
76
77%
17
75
78
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81%
80%
811/8
7
79
81%
,79
82 %
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11
83
81%
(W R)
Co
4%s
1983
*84
93
183
126
208
124
139
84%
General
mortgage
93
General
mortgage
General
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
87%
103 Vi
131
102
100
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—
265
106% 107%
245
1021%
—
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236
'
■
107%
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5s
Mobile
Gulf
121%
180
112
80%
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76%
76%
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*
76%
75
,
73%
—
126
75
—
—
&
2%s
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debentures
3s
94%
-91%
98 'A
f
92 %
971%
89
93
IO31/2 106
66
103V2
1141/2
101% 101%
12 V
101
101
93
101%
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1
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series
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series
&
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refund
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74
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—
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extended
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v
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80
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1977
90%
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2%s
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25
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Delaware
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mortgage 3s 1982
mortgage
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116
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82
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79
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85
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conv
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18
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1978
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91 %
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102
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Chicago
morigage
110
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1976
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1982
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interest 2003
contingent
4las
/.Series F
Y
N
81%
8314
10
76
71'A
—
69
ApriZ-Oct
High
.76
59
1980
Central Ac Hudson River RR—
81%
83 Vn
2
76
61%
1998
6s
trust
Jan. 1
Lew
No.
—
series A 2013—April-Oct
Ac Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
Collateral
Range Since
Sold
High
*77
Co-—
RR
series A
4s
Bonds
Friday's
*71'A
Refunding Ac Impt 4%s
72%
232
232
*96% 100
—
May
May
contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern R7 first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs *76.June-Dec
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3.75s 1980
May-Nov
Series
/.Series
L
Consolidated
98%
98%
May-Nov
2003
Central
York
New
72%
72%
Refunding
May-Nov
2003
interest
interest
72%
95%
May-Nov
2003
interest
fixed
fixed
New
or
Bid & Asked
76
Bell Telephone 3V'aS 1988
Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
Jersey Power Ac Light 3s l»74_____--Mar-Sept
Orleans
Term
1st mtge 3%a 1977__M»y-No»
New
83%
3%s A 1970__April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st k ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bondsSeries
80%
*81 %
Navigation
Ac
76%
—
gold 3%s '97__June-Dec
South
Mich
&
Coal
Lehigh
6
Week's Range
Low
Jersey
New
__
Jan-July
Jan-July -.7
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
unguaranteed 1961
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
$/.Kreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
80'A
*76%
Jan-July
4%s
New
•83
1976__Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1961
75 la
*80
__
Mar-Sept
A.pr-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Kansas Citv Southern Ry 3Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Term
Ry 2%s 1974
Apr-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph)
4%s debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain
73%
Last
Sale Price
High
*80
?onsol
Central Power k Light 2%s
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s conv subord debs 1979
Kanawha k Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Low
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
1
34
75
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Jan.
Sold
No.
High
75
Telephone 2%S seriesi A 1981. Jan-July
FirT mortgage 3s series B 19 <8
June-Dec
111 Cent RR
mtge 3%s ser A 1979..May-Nop
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
Consol mtge 3*45 series C 1974
May-Noc
1st mtge 3V»s series G
1980
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3i^s s f debentures 1980
.Jan-July
Inland Steel Co 3'4s debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3 Vis series J 1981
Jan-July
1st mtge 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st mtge 4%s series L 1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979-May-Now
International Minerals k Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
Jan-July
Intern'l Tel Ac Tel 4%s conv sub debs '83_May-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s s f debentures series A 1977
Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1987
Jan-July
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4 Vis conv 1982
ApriZ-Oct
Illinois Bell
Jersey
Bonds
Friday's
(Range for Week Ended February 5)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
1990
General
5s
series
B
1974
General
gold
4'As
series
C
1977
Jan-July
Philadelphia Electric Co—
refunding
Ac
refunding
First
•
Ac
First
Ac
refunding
First
Ac
refunding
15
98
93f/a
First
First
Ac
438
refunding
refunding
99
100%
First
Ac
refunding
74
75%
First
79%
8i
1st
1st
Ac
At
Ac
Ac
refunding
ret
ret
1971.....
2:'As 1967
2:'As 1974
2%s 1981
27As 1978...
3'As 1982-.
3'As 1983
3'As 1985
4%s 1987
3%s 1988
2%s
1986..
mtge
M
5s
1989
...
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June-Dec
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
June-Dec
Aprlf-Oct
Mar-sepf
May-Nov
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82'A
82 %
2
80%
82%
86:%
87 %
88
85
87 %
79'A
79%
14
77
81 Va
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87'A
74%
72%
72 Va
76
73
77
,
;
76
2
74%
97'A
98%
17
97%
76 %
99%
87
87
10
85'A
87
93'A
93%
12
102% 103%
17
75%
June-Dec
93%
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103%
76%
93%
Va* 103'/a
92%
102
1
Number 5923
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(629)
NEW. YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Stock Exchange
New York
subord debs 1984
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%8 debentures 1964
Apr-Oct
conv
4V-»s
109%
981/4
_
1964
debentures
2%s
Oats
Quaker
6'/4s
McBee
Royal
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conv
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■
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gold 0s
1st
Second
A
1st
series
4s
1st
mtge
3%s
f
s
Seagram
3s
debentures
88%<>
69
Bears,
45/bS
5s
subord
Roebuck
Beiberling
5s
conv
Service
91
Bhainrock
5'/4.s
Bhell
OH
Union
Oil
Oil
Bkelly Oil
Bmith-Corona
5'/4S
2'/2s
Bocony-Vactunn
Si
North
Southern
3s
Bell
1965
Telephone & Telegraph
debentures
debentures
1987—1..!
Indiana
Ry
Southern
Natural
Gas
Boutlieru
Pacific
Co—
4'/is
Gold
Ban
4'/as
Fran
Co.
4'/aS
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conv
A 1977
J 969
1981
Term
1st.
3%s ser A
mtge
2%.s
mortgage
series
1st
first
mtge col)
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consol
gold
5s
first
1988—
gold 5s 1996
97%
94%
iinpt
M 4s series C
and
hnpt
2%s series D
Texas
Company
93
9
91%
93
'
Texas
&
85'A
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~
3%s debs
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
and
refund
M 3%s series
refund
M
81'%
10
85%
87'%
Tidewater
2
96%
98'A
Tol & Ohio
1,419
120'A
141'%
55
65 5 a
70
2
124%
65%
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82 V*
70
82 %
82
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105
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111
111
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70
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77
69%
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83
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11
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98
99%
59
95%
99%
111%
66
109%
113'%
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debs
99%
96%
96 %
10
76 3
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76%
103
97%
309
1
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96
96%
76 %
76%
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76%
87'%
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87%
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1983
;
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mtge
ser
99%
94'A
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171
91
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..
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*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
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the
in
included
in
under Section 77 of
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100%
14
100% 101
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Jan-July
96
96 Yff
98
100
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78
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91
83'%
58
Corp 3%s s f debs
4%s debs 1978
Co
■'
2
67-
*80
May-Wou
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-Julp
1975
—
88
*94%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
Jan-Julp
1971
1992
—
'
first 4s 1960
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
1st mlge 4s series A
2004
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'As 1971
Jau-July
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976-Jan-July
83%.
—
62%
&
Winston-Salem
91
172
85
84 %
Wilson
89%
40
90%
*83%
116'%
—
'
120
debs
conv
Whirlpool
V.
1377e
133
Westinghouso Electric Corp 2%s
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
88
74
77
'
80
67
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
88'%
88
79
*75%
Feb-Aug
Jan 1981
87'%
87'%
*83%
registered 2361
;
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Ocf
5%s debentures 1982_—
Jan-July
Western Paciric RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jau-July
5s income debentures
1984
May
3%s
65
*118%
84%
74
74
—
C
80'%
'96%
'
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1973_Aprll-Oct
May-Nov
1995
79%
96 %
*77%
Jan-Julp
gld 5s 2003
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
79
72
73%
*62%
4
75 %
17
*72
—
—
„
73%
•
—.
77'/a
■
79
77%
103
76%
25
77%
76%
100
26
103
102
76 %
90
90
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—
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75
121
'V
4s.
119
42
84'%
4s
%
'
——
1975—Mar-Sept
4s ser
first
75
110
10
87%
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-Julp
3s 1979
Electric 3%s 1974
—
May-Wow
Power 3%s series I 1966_
Jan-July
Shore
84%
1
37
*88
mortgage
35
90'/4
102
Westchester
76
80'/a
75
"78%
April-Oct
ref ml.ge 3'As ser
ref
98
111%
"96%
——
Washington
■72%
75%
99 12/32
RR Co—
99%
4
series B
3s
and
&
101'%
97 3
72
80 %
mtge
1st
84%'-
107'%
95
100
106
99 Vb
99%
99%
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92%
41
101'%
101
99%
97
5
99%
92'A
80%
98
75%
110
Income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage
3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren
RR first, ref gtd gold 3%s 2000__Feb-Aup
Gen
91
80%
75
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1982
J
mtge 4s income series A
Gen
—
—
—
55
75%
111%
Jan-Julp
F 1983
subord Income debs 2008
Wabash
'
*84%
*82
—
92%
98%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Map-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-Julp
1976
debs
3'As
M
Ry
lien
89
*72%
mtge 2%s ser H
ref
lien
First
a
78%
85'%
75%
1970
1976
1968
4%s
Virginia & Southwest, first
Gen mtge 4'As
1983
96 %
78%
"80%
--
4
4
17
91%
91%
Power Co—
refund
ref
79
78%
87%
82
Corp—
ctfs
Electric &
Si
1st
78
78%
87%
*79%
1980
Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st
80
110
110
Map-Nov
of America—
subord debentures 1969
and
83%
*85
98%
Corp
First and
—
,
4s
Works
conv
Virginia
First
*76%
Steel
Slates
4%s
—
27
85'%
80%
80
83%
82
"80
impt 3%s
1967
debentures
Vanadium
95
90
87'%
85
*85
•
Feb-Aug
1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4'/2s 1977—
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
3%s conv
73%
67%
73%
"71
*88%-
June-Dec
1974
2%s debentures
RR
Participating
69%
77
3%s
debs
f
s
1
.
-
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1991. Mar-Sept
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
3%s debentures
1977
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jau-July
1st
mtge Si coll
tr 3%s 1971
Jan-Julp
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge Si coil
tr 3%s 1975
Mav-Wou
4%s
.
90
87%
"90 r.
1986
and
ref
Cent
United
71%
74
75%
74
3%s
Co
Oil
Pacific
2%s
*84
74
81%
94%
April-Oct
I960—June-Dec
TrlrContlnental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
First, mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
3s
debentures
1968
Map-Nov
1st ml.ge & coll t.r 2%s 1980
June-Dec
...
100%
*70%
80
80
10
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
__
116
Orleans
New
mtge 3%s
1982
1
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
—
"91%
"91'%
of
1st
81
80
RR
78%
12
95
1990—April-Oct
June-Dec
1985__Jan-Julp
Thompson-Products 4%s debs 1982
Term
43
81%
95
Pacific—
75%
98
—
E
86'%
•
Union
--
3%s ser
M
81%
I
118%
refund
86%
87 %
121
and
75%
—•
__
80
80%
B 1970__April-Oct
3%s series C
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
79%
80%
Jan-Julp
Aprll-Oct
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
2019
1985
1983
gold 5s 2000
Pacific first
&
977/a
Orleans RR—
New
General
82
82
85
(The)
First and
First
86
102%
102%
95
97%
Louis—
St
of
and
91%
'•38
97
79%
June-Dec
1979
notes
Refund
110
109
103
97%
June-Dec
1979
Assn
90
"80
Jan-Julp
.Feb-Aug
l.r 4%s
RR
1972
1973
conv
107
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
1994
100
31
Inc—
notes
capital
Terminal
8lV4
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1
senior
2
82%
65%
Mar-Sept
Map-Not
Map-Not
'75—June-Dec
1986
E
debentures
2%s
5%s
"91%
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
First mtge 5'As series H 1983
Rv
108
98
123%
1973_June-Deo
First
Bouthern
100%
87%
98
Boutlieru Pacific RR CoFirst
4 98
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(Oregon
4'/as
91%
—
75%
Jan-Julp
1994
23As-4'/4s
100
• •
141%
46
105
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May-Woo
Jan-July
May-Woo
mtge 6s 1971
1st
debentures
2%s
Co.
&
68
*
1970
debentures
Southern
First
91
—
"86%
Southern California Edison Co—
Gold
6
5s
"82%
Jan-Julp
Feb-Aug
Jan-Julp
1985
2%s
convertible
90%
Swift.
91%
Co—
1979
2%s
3'/4S
Surface Transit Inc
debs. 1981.
Superior Oil Co 8%s
91
'Texas
Apr-Ocf
1963
RR 5s
Alabama
debentures
69'A
91'/4
69-
-
102% 102 '/a
Jan-July
June-Deo
1979
1976
2'/as
Oil
j
1
91%
107
Marchant—
debs
88%
90%
"86'A'
1986—June-Deo
Jan-Julp
debs
conv
debentures
subord
conv
South
4:,/bs
Corp
2Us
;7.. ■:/
91%
88
92'/a
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
1982
debentures 1971
debentures
subord
conv
Sinclair
&
72'%
77%
126%
—
97%
95%
103
1982
Oil
91 =
April-Oct
1982
3.20s.s f debs
Uas Corp—
♦100
96%
High
77
223
126% 133 '
128%
April
Jan-Julp
1983
4%a
Refund
107%
J an-July
1979
debs
subord
Line
f
8
gold
lirst
California
91
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Rubber
Pipe
4:,/4S
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69xs.
69"'
89
21
83 '/a
.—Feb-Aug
Map-Not
Jan-July
debs 1983— Feb-Aug
-
1982—
&
88 3 b
Corp—
1977
debs
debentures
88
-
Talcott
Map-Not
Mar-Sept
June-Deo
1966
debs 1984
4'/'as 2013
subord
conv
ol
.
70%
4
77
1
Jan.
Low
No/
--
77
April-Oct
4%s
April-Oct
'Standard Oil (N J)
debentures 2%s 1971—Mag-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-Julp
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4%s 1982
Jan-July
Staull'er Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
98%
98%
5
99% 100%
June-Dec
Acceptance
debentures 1972..
Bears
90
91'/a
Mar-Nov
1974
Roebuck
4%s
—
*90'/a
91
May
Mar-Sept
& Sons 2%s
(Jos E)
debentures
OH
April-Ocf
A/up-Nov
June-Dec
1985
•
(Indiana 1 SVfcs conv
debentures
1983
71
90
A Jan 2022__
1980
1977
B
series
3s
bs
Internl
6tandard
Co—
RR
Line
Air
Inc
Spokane
debs
2%s
lybJ
Range Since
Sold
High' •*
"73
.
*69
May-Woe
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'/ns B 1971
—Aprll-Oct
Scioto V Si New England 1st gld 4s 1989
May-Woo
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scoviil Manufacturing 4%s debs 1S82
Jan-July
Beaboard
Bell Tel
debentures
Spiegel
92%
112
105
'
'98'/a
1989
certiilcates
bond
4s
J'/es
98%
917%
217
Ry—
Louis-Sou lb western
First,
II
*72%
Jan-Jnly
Jan 2006
A
Income debs ser
A5s
Bt
19
;
Co—
1980
B
92%
Southwestern
113
0
1997
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4'/2s ser
inc
mtge
mtge
Ry
4s series
mortgage
98
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
jt-andard
April-Oct
Francisco
Louis-San
Bt
106
51
Last
Sale Price
High
.A.
1
1996
Low
200
1051/4 107
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971——
..Mar-Sepf
Bt Lawrence Si Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-.7ulp
Second
No.
98%
"
Period
"
_June-Dec
1977
i :■
92
106 '/4
Jan -July
3'/as conv 1980 _June-Dec
Reading Co first Si ref 3'/«s series D 1995_Mai/-Nov
Reynolds (U J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rbeem Mlg Co 3%s debs -1975:—
—Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westpbaila Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
May-Woo
8 A Direct mtge 6s 1952____
May-Nov
J A Con.sol
ml Re 6s
1953—1
Feb-Amp
§ AConsol mtge 6s i9$5..
A
Apr-Oct
Debt
adjustment
bonds—
11
5 !A s series
A
1978.
J an-July
4 l/2s
series B
1978——
./a7i-July
4'/aS series C 1978__
Jan-July
Richfield Oil Corp—
c;/
..
4%.s conv subord debs 1983
April-Oct
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Mar-Sept
Rchr Aircraft 5'As conv debs 1977
_,/an-July
America
of
Corp
Radio
High
109% 111
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
4'As conv subord
debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'/as s i debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer Si Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/as ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4»/as ser J 1964_Map-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Cliicugo & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series'13 1975
April-Oct
General mortguge 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Plttsb Coke & Cliein 1st nitge 3%s 1964___May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'/as 1965—Jan-Julg
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Yotingslown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862—
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2:,/4S 1970
Mar-Sept
3'/as s 1
debentures 1986
April-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983—.Jati-July
3%s conv debs
1973——.—:—
Map-Nov
Procter Si Gamble '3%s debs 1981
Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric Si Gas Co—
3s i debentures
1963
—.
May-Woo
First and refunding mortgage 3V4S 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec*
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972__Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/us 1979_Ju7ie-Dec
3%s
debentures
1972
June-Bee
1st and refunding mortgage 3'/is 1983_ April-Oct
3%ts
debentures
1975..—
April-Oct
4%s <lebenture.s
1977—-.,
Mar-Sept
Jan. 1
Interest
Range Since
Sold
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Corporation—
Philco
(Range for Week Ended February 5)
Week's Range
Last
Period
29
the'
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
n
m
the following
the American
furnish a complete report of the transactions
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Feb. 1, and
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
extensive list we
Stock
nding Friday Feb. 5.,
RECORD
Exchange itself and is intended
bond in which any dealings have
Week
to include every security whether stock or
occurred during the current year. Range far
Ended February 5.
Petroleum
ae-Hamilton
ne
ue
Precision
Wire
once.
Corp
Products
A
1
;——10c
Corp
Manufacturing—
For
footnotes,
1
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Corp.——--J-
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Supply
class
Corp./.
Co__.4-
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0
Mfg
see page
10
1
1
—1
33.
Shares
Low
Par
udeen
for Week
of Prices
Sale Frice
American Slock Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
21%
Jan
Shoe Store's——;
•
& Discount Inc
1
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
—
50c
Alabama Great Southern.!-;——50
62%
Feb
71%
Jan
Alabama
4
3%
4
1,500
3%
Jan
3
2%
3%
1.900
27a
Jan
4%
Jan
500
4%
5 VB
19'A
19 '4
20%
500
63'A
62%
66%
13.100
47h
■
<■
<
19 'AFeb 1 v*
5
Jan
338
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
8%
5.100
7%
Feb
9%
Vb
512
6%
7,500
5%
Jan
7
5%
-
Jan
-Jan
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Agnew Surpass
Aid Investment
4.20% preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
:10
5%
cumulative preferred
100
Power
for Week
Range
Last
STOCK S
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
20%
5%
5%
143
38
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
High
6
22
H
Jan
144
82'A
82%
38
40
100
19%
Jan
1,100
20%
3b
82'A
-
5%
Jan
6%, Jan
15,700
5%
Jan
II Jan
.
144
Feb
80
143
Jan
450
i82
%Tan
83%
Jan
4,500
37
Jan
42'%
Jan
82%
Jan
86 V*
Jan
>'
Commercial and Financial
The
Chronicle
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Friday
Shares
Low
A
Airlines Inc
Alaska
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sales
Range
Sale Price
KxehMje
American Stock
Week's
Last
STOCKS
—
5%
5%
800
Allied
Paper
Book
American
American
Mfg
American
Meter
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
Can Northwest
4.200
18%
Feb
23%
Jan
Carey
500
74%
Jan
77
Jan
900
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
575
43%
Feb
50%
Jan
15%
Jan
5%
Jan
39%
12%
12%
13
26
26
50%
1,400
100
48%
~7
"6% ~7%
(AM) & Co
Jan
40%
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
Cenco
26
Jan
26
Jan
Central
44%
Jan
50%
Feb
Central
Jan
31%
Jan
Central
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
Central
Corp of America
Instruments Corp
Hadley
44%
Feb
51%
Jan
6,100
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
Century
4%
3.600
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Writing Paper
5
350
29%
Jan
Century Investors Inc
Chamberlin Co of America
Co
1
~2%
2%
2%
1.200
2%
Ltd
Mines
20c
11
%
%
24.100
%
Jan
2
Fuel
Oil
Power
Convertible
6
6
6%
24.100
22%
2,600
•7,: 7%
Feb
86
87
38%
2.50
Laundries
Associated
Oil
350
34%
85 Va
Jan
87 %
Jan
9,700
34 Va
Jan
38%
Jan
33,500
30 Va
35%
Jan
88%
Jan
Jan
86%
Jan
26 %
25%
29%
13,800
18%
Jan
29
40 %
39%
40%
7,800
38%
Jan
40 Va
Feb
1
5%
5%
5%
5,300
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
Co.
Va, Feb
,
7%
7%
1,700
23%
1,200
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
%
23
7%
21%
4
li
32,800
%
Jan
U
Jan
%
9%
9Va
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
1%
1,500
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
9 %
"9%
lc
Co
Gas
Jan
2%
1%
1
of America
10%
17,900
9%
Feb
11%
Jan
37%
Jan
41
Jan
•
—
—
•
participating
Atlantic Coast Indus
Golfo
Consolidated
Atlas
Plywood
Devices
pesos
warrants
Corp
Plastics
Feb
2%
3,200
Jan
;
.2%
Jan
Jan
60
2%
8%
8%
9%
9.100
8%
Feb
2%
2%
10,200
2%
Feb
11%
3
Jan
12%
12%
13 %
3.200
12%
Jan
14%
16 Va
16
17
6,600
14
1
9 Va
9%
9%
1
4%
4%
1
5%
5%
Inc com
preferred
non-cum
Jan
Jan
1
Corp
Products
Sand
Vtc
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
Continental
Cook
Paint
Securities
Feb
5"%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
31 Va
Jan
45
45
45
45
Feb
51%
Jan
(H)
Class
A
Class
Coro
de los
1
22%
22%
22%
100
3%
3%
3%
Bearings Inc
(AS)
8%
Shoe
Watch
Co
25
50c
(S)
Co
Jan
Jan
2%
2%
3 '/a
14,000
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
20%
20%
21 Va
1,300
20 Va
Jan
24 Va
Jan
1 %
9,200
$1
Beverage Corp
Tobacco
12%
200
45%
45%
45%
1,700
14%
15 %
2,900
6%
14%
6%
300
5%
Jan
Daitch
Jan
Davega
13%
Jan
Crystal
Jan
44%
Jan
45%
Jan
14%
Feb
17
Jan
Davidson
7 Va
Jan
19%
20%
Jan
5%
800
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
D.
8%
Jan
9
Jan
36
Feb
44
Jan
Dejay
36%
Feb
37%
Jan
Dennison
8%
2,800
36%
1,200
Columbia
Transit
C.
Class
A
1
Stores
110
94%
Jan
96
Jan
17,700
28%
Feb
39 %
Jan
Desilu
500
14%
Feb
15V2
Jan
Detroit
20c
2%
2%
2%
1,000
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
Detroit Gary Iron & Steel Fdr?
4%
4%
4%
9,200
4%
Feb
5
Jan
7%
7%
1,500
Gasket
39%
40%
2,750
8%
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
41 Va
Jan
Dilbert's
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
2U
23,300
2
34%
II,700
34
9A
9{i
700
9
A
Feb
9%
Jan
9%
9%
400
9t«
Jan
lOVs
Jan
2
cl
A.
Jan
37
1st
2,100
21
Feb
23%
11%
10
11%
11,700
6,000
10
Feb
50
10
7%
7Va
7%
10
10
5
Jan
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
5
Feb
5%
Jan
200
Jan
1%
18%
Feb
26%
Jan
27 Va
Feb
29%
Jan
24
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
1%
9,800
18%
25%
27%
27 Va
28
87,200
3,300
24%
26
1,000
7%
8
1,700
7%
1
'.
1
Amer
dep rets ord
Dtversey
~6%
10 Va
11%
17,800
10%
Feb
14'/a
Jan
4%
11%
4%
100
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
7%
41,700
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
Feb
20%
19
3%
3,500
3
Feb
3%
Feb
8%
~3%
19%
3
~3
1,800
600
35%
Feb
39 %
Jan
28,500
7%
Feb
9Va
Jan
10%
10%
11%
10,300
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
Dominion
com_30c
157/8
15%
15%
700
15%
Jan
16V2
Jan
Dominion Tar
13%
13%
14
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
Dominion
class B
6%
"6%
•
66%c
common
Corp
1
50c
common
preferred
1,900
7
3,300
6%
Jan
7
Jan
6%
7%
4,100
6%
Feb
8
Jan
100
3
3
19%
17
17%
3
Feb
1,500
17
Jail
19%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
6
5%
6
1,200
5%
7%
7%
7%
1,100
7
Feb
3
8%
1,300
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
3%
3%
29,400
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
■V
7 Va
6%
7%
21,100
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
14%
14%
15%
2,200
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
200
7%
Febb
7%
5 Va
5%
3,500
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
li)
Feb
1
Jan
32
Jan
36
Jan
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
"%
n
12
7,800
16%
16 %
16%
2,000
18%
17 Va
17%
13%
14
18%
7%
18%
Jan
14%
Jan
18%
200
Feb
13%
100
7%
17%
500
18%
17 Ve
700
Jan
Jan
19
Jan
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
8A
Jan
9%
Jan
7%
2%
Jan
3
Jan
46 %
Jan
38
200
8
7 %
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
Drilling
400
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
Driver
11
10%
11%
4,000
10%
Jail
11 %
47%
46%
47%
300
46%
Jan
47%
Feb
4%
4%
5
4
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
7%
250
6%
Feb
8V2
Jan
17%
17%
17%
100
17%
Jan
19Va
Jan
%
U
18
4,500
n
Feb
1 %
Jan
28%
28%
10
28%
Jan
31%
Jan
vV
Jan
4,500
1
A -%%
68,700
60%
12,400
59%
9%
9%
11%
11%
6%
1/4
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
Feb
9%
57
9%
3s 6d
-
11%
2,400
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
6%
6%
4,300
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
13 Va
13%
750
13%
Feb
13%
Jan
4%
5
4%
4%
f>
24,500
02
4%
A Jan
Jan
3,200
%
Feb
300
5%
12 %c
Corp
Aviation
Electric Power
"7%
21
10c
Inc
3
1
common
11
10
3,000
35
Jan
10
Feb
12
Jan
2%
2%
3
500
2%
33%
35
2,300
33 Va
3Ve
Feb
34%
Jun
20
137
137
138 %
Jan
135
4,800
13 Va
Jan
14
12%
1,100
12%
Jan
14%
1
6%
6%
7
8,300
8
500
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
13
14,600
%
Jan
lVs
Jan
9%
9%
9%
1,300
8%
Jati
10%
Jan
9%
9%
1,500
9%
Jan
9%
Feb
5%
5%
100
514
Jan
5%
Jan
20%
Feb
23 %
Jan
13
Jati
18
15%
300
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
14%
15%
2,500
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
•
•
14%
*
9%
10%
8,900
9 Ve
Feb
30%
31%
175
30 %
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
——
1
12%
12 %
13%
4,200
9%
9 Ve
9%
9,500
•
27%
27%
19%
1
38%
Jan
44
Feb
45%
Jan
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg-—u—10s
3%
3%
Co
B»
%
jV
10,800
A
Jan
Duraloy
tThe)
2%
100
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Durham
Hosiery
7%
7%
6,200
7%
Jan
8
Jan
20%
21%
18,200
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
3%
7,200
Jan
3%
Jan
13,900
Feb
20%
Co
Eastern
54%
54%
54%
Feb
54%
Feb
Eastern
3%
100
~6%"
3%
3%
33%
5
33%
400
6%
6%
*,14,700
500
3
8
9%
21,400
8
Jan
9%
Jan
3%
Feb
3%
1,000
3%
Jan
5%
5%
400
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
6
100
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
20
20
21
1,500
20
Feb
23%
26%
26%
26'/a
300
28%
Feb
28%
Jan
11
10 %
11%
23.500
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
42%
43%
38%
100
41%
Ja
2,300
36 Va
Feb
B
.
Jan
Jan
E
'
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
A Jan
7%
Jan
33%
700
43
6
1
class
Feb
Jan
54%
Laboratories
common-—*
Duro Test Corp
1
Duval Sulphur <fe Potash
Co—'—. *
Dynamics Corp of America
—1
58
Jan
Feb
11 Va
45%
Jan
9V8
33 %
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
8
200
9%
Jan
Jan
33 %
4,100
1,700
19
10%
47 Ve
Feb
8%
10%
55
Jan
Jan
27%
33%
8
9%
45
7,200
33%
8'/a
5
8Va
50
28%
8%
43
Co
Co
(Allan
11%
47
•
8%
3
Jan
7.50
1
3
Jan
10%
DuMont
50
33.
15%
Duke
20%
see page
Feb
Feb
45
*
7%
14%
9%
Jan
3,500
Jan
58
__
11,800
8%
3%
19
Ltd
14%
7%
16%
45
I_i
13%
7%
Jan
58
Ltd—"l
13%
Jan
50
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
500
2%
50
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
20%
15%
preferred
50
20 %
900
preferred
;
20 Va
1,500
% Jan
Jan
%
18
1
Corp——
Exploration
Power
Jan
'
%
2%
£2.50
footnotes,
13%
12'/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
13
12%
6
Jan
Jan
36
13
16%
S3 00
preferred
stock
Ltd—
Co
common——
2%
•
Ltd
&
Jan
Jan
Jan
-32.50
Inc
Harris
Jan
4%
4%
33%
4%
2%
%
1
Jan
63%
-
500
9%
57
15%
2.50
Inc...
ord
Chemical Co Ltd
&
Textile
Draper Corp
100
2%
Jan
Jan
8
Feb
*
Douglas Oil Company—
Dow Brewery
Ltd
8%
Ltd—
8on
Coal
Steel
preferred
Dorsey
(The)
10%
16
Jan
2 Va
Research
Ltd
$2
8%
l
Jan
—1
1
Bridge Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver
10%
l
&
Petroleum
Dominion
9
Company
&
Chemical
Dixon
io
Corp
Jan
19
10s
reg
Corp
7%
Dome
A
Jan
10c
,s
7%
36
Jan
6 %
5Va
5
10
Jan
19%
1 Va
Jan
100
6Va
4%
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
7%
Jan
15%
1
2,800
6 Va
1
preferred
35%
dep rets ord shares
22%
Supermarkets—
Quality
7 fit
1
(The)
Inc
preferred
1
Biscuit Corp
Calgary & Edmonton
For
Jan
21
4%
25c
Common
Jan
A
34%
$1.25
30c
new
Co
4%
21%
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.
38%
35%
Machine Co
Bread
Jan
4%
5%
10
Feb
•
Burry
Canada
Jan
43%
Jan
1
Inc
Manufacturing
&
Jan
fl
reg
serial preferred
Eastern
40%
10
(J P)
Productions
7%
Ltd—
Co
Eudget Finance Plan
Mines
4%
Feb
Distillers Co Ltd—
Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
Jan
100
debentures
8%
31%
£1
£1
Power
convertible
3%
37%
Development Corp of America—
7%
•
preferredLtd
Feb
5,900
50c
5
Mfg class A common—
14%
Distillers
(The)
Jan
1%
5,500
20c
common
95%
common
B 8 F Company
28%
Jan
32
Co class A
System Inc—
31 %
dep rets ord
Brown Company
Rubber
Feb
is
16,000
10c
35
14%
Amer
Forman
25%
10,000
1
Inc
Light & Pwr ord—*
Petroleum
2,100
1%
13
20
t
94%
Tobacco—
British
27 Va
•
A
common
28%
dep rets ord reg
dep rets ord reg
British
127%
2.50
class
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber
36%
1,350
1
;
Brothers
Jan
38%
Feb
4,900
50c
Co
Rights
Jan
36
Jan
136%
%c
Day
5%
6%
500
15%
Jan
13%
136 Va
4%
50c
Dairies
Stores Corp
preferred
12%
•/.
Jan
Jan
Jan
D
100
20
20
3%
10%
1%
3%
1
5
*'
25c
10c
2.50
vtc
Manufacturing
Feb
Jan
8
Jan
*
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
10,900
Corporation
3%
Feb
1A
1,900
13Va
V8
•
Cubic
Curtis
27%
100
28
~1A
1A
31,100
Co
Venezuelan Oil
Jan
Jan
2%
Oil Co
American
1%
9%
44%
Co
Cuban
8
9% Jan
2%
preferred
Jan
500
40 Va
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Feb
Jan
9%
2%
1
British American
California
Drug
Cuban
Jan
30%
44%
(Md)
"A" partic
Internat'l
Cork
Cuban
25
Feb
(Del)_50c
Crowley Milner & Co
$1.12
75
Jan
28
5
Inc
Crown Central Petroleum
Crown
Jan
23
125
38%
(ord reg) __§1
Petroleum
9
600
12%
2%
Calif
American dep receipts
Carrier Industries
Crown
73%
2,600
Ltd—
Crane
Creole
25
24%
29%
74%
133
1
*
1.50
&
Reynolds common
preferred class A
1
1,500
Jan
74%
23 %
3%
5
Inc
8
34%
American
Jan
Jan
23 Va
•
Burroughs
6%
8%
27%
I
Burma
Jan
Jan
Jan
Oil Co
Bunker Hill
5%
8%
9%
Jan
*
•
14%
Co
Gas
&
200
I.700
~3% ~3%
Jan
66%
37 Va
1
95
Works Inc
Gear
American
Die
5%
8%
Jan
1
Buell
5%
8%
■>
2%
Jan
20
Co
28%
Corp
60c
Jan
20
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
6%
1%
1
Feb
63 Va
Ltd—
1
Brazilian Traction
Buckeye
Jan
22%
1
2%
120
3%
10c
1.50
Inc
Bruck Mills
1
5.000
36%
common..
cumulative preferred.100
prior
4%
10.000
1.400
36%
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Brown
1 %
8%
Inc..
(HC1
Jan
25%
Co.
&
8
21%
1
Brooks
Jan
23%
3
Blumenthal
6
21
1
Inc
Inc
B
Jan
4
10
12%
Corp_.
Blauner's
Class
Jan
7%
9
Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Brown
3'/a
21
50c
—
Bell
Amer
Jan
23%
Ties
Beau-Brummel
Amer
Jan
25%
7.50
convertible class A
Bridgeport
Jan
25
Jan
If*
50c
Light & Power Ltd
•
Barker
Brothers
Corp
1
Barnes Engineering Co
1
Barry Controls Inc class B
1
Baruch-Foster Corp new common_.50c
Basic Incorporated
1
Bayview Oil Corp common
25c
Brad Foote
8A
Feb
7%
Ltd
Eourjois
Feb
21%
Andes—
Barcelona Tr
Bickford's
6%
20
2,800
shares
American
Banff Oil
1,050
7,900
37%
10c
voting
non-voting
B
Corroon
Cott
lc
Corp
—
Inc
Varnish
&
Inc
Distillery
5%
15,100
Jan
2%
65%
2%
65
25%
*
1
Continental Materials Corp_.—
4%
7%
44%
1
&
Industries
900
22
Feb
13%
—-1.25
Engineering__l
Commercial Corp
1
400
11%
Rubber common
Baldwin
Inc
Ray
Aviation
5%
25 %
6%
Sun
Continental
5
8,600
20
34%
136
Continental Air Lines Inc
Corby
2,700
.
16,600
7 Va
(new)—1
Cooper-Jarrett
12%
6%
36%
27%
25c
Pacific Ltd
New
Jan
29 Va
20
Jan
34 Va
1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Jan
11%
1
Feb
10%
1%
50c
._10c
Mining & Smelt Ltd
•
11%
25%
Inc
20%
Jan
9%
Connelly Containers Inc—
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Courtaulds
Industries
9%
Jan
8%
10
Compudyne Corporation
17 Va
100
Jan
19%
6,200
1
*
1965
to
ext
Jan
11%
Bailey & Selburn Oil <fe Gas class
Co
Stone
&
Jan
8%
2,500
9
*
Community Public Service
Jan
28%
Corp
Colonial
Jan
28
10c
Equipment Co
Cockshutt Farm
Jan
6%
3,100
74%
Co
Caribbean Oils vtc
Coastal
Jan
9 %
23%
1
Clary Corporation
-1
Claussner Hosiery Co_
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
Club Aluminum Products Co—
*
8%
10c
Corp
Collieries
Co
Manufacturing
Clarostat
2.000
10c
A
Electronics
Controller
Clark
"5%
lc
1
Inc
Cinerama
"300
1
10c
Corp
Corp
Continental
10c
Inc—
Automatic Steel
Jan
2 Va
2%
10
Corp option
Audio
2
56
Mining &
Corp
Atlas
1,700
2,700
2%
5p
Sugar..
2%
59 %
Jan
104
Jan
2
59
•
99%
56
10c
Inc
Co
Line
90
102% 104
Oil
5%
Jan
20%
2%
1
Mining
Consolidated
Christiana
Chromalloy
Jan
8%
65%
5
10
2
—
99%
34%
2.50
1
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
20
8%
10
2
Co
Oil Co Ltd
Charter
Consolidated
Tel—
104
Electric
101
100%
20
Compo Shoe Machinery—
200
~2% ~3
~3
1
Inc
Stores
class
Jan
.1
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Non-voting
32%
33
Jan
29%
10%
Jan
8Ta
fl
Associated
Inc
26%
Industries—
Food
Development
Jan
24 Va
_40c
del
Jan
6%
x7%
38
dep rets reg
Atlantica
6 Va
Jan
7%
.2.50
Coast
Jan
6
700
26 %
86%
Corp..
Associated
A
5%
3,700
38 %
preferred
Tel &
Jan
8%
100
&
Jan
Light—
Electric
Associated
Jan
5%
Corp Ltd
Equipment
Associated
Feb
6%
6
warrants
Co
Oil
17%
600
5
Armstrong Rubber class
Arnold Altex Aluminum
Asamera
1,100
7%
5
pfd—100
preferred
&
Jan
18%
6
20c
Gas Co—
&
1
7%
7%
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana
Jan
Chief
Corp
Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
2%
17%
18
4.75
1
Film
Jan
19%
2.40
<fe
32
Jan
Apollo
Arkansas
32
A_
class
Chemical
Arkansas
4%
30%
SI.50
Feb
56
8%
8%
20
pref—100
Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Securities Corp common
1
conv
preferred
*
8,500
Jan
Feb
5%
1
—1
——
Corp—;——
3.50%
14
50
99 %
Power
Maine
1,200
52
50
10
1
Catalin
600
8%
8
8
—,
15%
shares
British
Corp
Products
Castle
47
4%
11%
26
5
1
5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
•
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
(JW) Co
1
14%
Equip Co
1
Carnation Co
39
7,100
19,300
50%
Angostura-Wupperman
Breeze
Corp.—
Products
Baxter & Kennedy Inc
City
31%
1,500
39
1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Angio-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
5%%
8%
20%
76%
pfd—25
class A
Inc
Anchor Post Products
Bobbie
Jan
Capital
44%
Lead
Bohack
Jan
7%
Canal-Randolph
Jan
14%
Anacon
Benrus
28 %
Jan
10%
45%
Oil
Beck
Jan
37%
•
Amurex
6%
Jan
"
Feb
2
5
American
Banco
112 Va
Jan
.12.50
common—
Co..
Photocopy
American
Baldwin
Jan
8%
Minerals—.
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Thread 5% preferred
American
Baker
Jan
11 Va
14%
Feb
Jan
3,500
5,600
Jan
Jan
Va
11%
28,700
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
11 %
9%
13%
12 %
Jan
A
1 %
15
5.200
Jan
5%
Jan
8%
7,700
8
3,500
13
14%
5%
29,600
6
800
ty%
14%
8%
5%
l.V
Canadian
4%
8%
Feb
6c
1
Feb
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
11%
4%
1%
11%
37%
13%
Jan
800
Feb
:
Jan
1
12%
Jan
7%
14%
10,600
12%
10%
45%
Jan
liV
Jan
12%
34 %
7%
/ ~5A
10
700
43%
Jan
%
3.400
7%
"4%
%
11%
75%
86.200
62,500
10%
Williston
"4A "5 A
■id.
6
34 %
20
new
Petrofina
American
Ayshire
23.300
35 Va
~8%
1
1
9%
50c
American Natural Gas Co 6#
American
Avien
5%
10c
Canadian Marconi
Casco
Laundry Machine.
American MARC Inc
Avnet
Canadian
Jan
Ltd-
shares
American
Aurora
Canadian
Jan
4%
14%
JA
Inc
Israeli Paper Mills
American
Atlas
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
1
20
1
_
Co
Electronics
American
American
Atlantic
7%
Jan
3%
Jan
14%
Co
Mines & Oils Ltd
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
$3.75 pfd-100
Beverage Corp
American
Class
Homestead Oils Ltd—
Javelin Ltd-—
Jan
8%
4%
Inc
Amer
Dredge
34 %
1
Inc
Aluminum Co of America
Aro
Canadian
6%
4
5
-1
10
1
8
Corp..
All-State Properties
4.72,
Canada
Jan
18%
Allied
Armour
Jan
14%
& Dock
4%
Ltd vtc_l
Southern Petroleums
69%
Jan
1,600
7
9%
3%
32%
"l
--20
Jan
J
High
600
common
12%
Low
33%
33%
preference
4,200
6%
8%
3%
convertible preferred
Control Co Inc
Anken
Co Ltd
Cement
Canada
19.200
6%
5%%
"A"
Jan
3,300
13
8%
AUeghany Corp warrants—
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
Alsco
6%
Jan
64%
12%
12%
Engineering Co.
American
5%
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
Par
High
6%%
Vaha
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd.
All
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
5%
STOCKS
,
High
Algemene Kunstzide N
Amer dep rets Amer
V)
Monday, February 8, I960
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 5)
AMERICAN STOCK
-M;
. . .
(630)
30
$7
$6
Edo
Elder
Malleable
Iron——
States
Corp common
preferred series A—
preferred
1
*
36 Va
180
and
class
Dev
A
Ltd
36%
-——1
:—1
11
1%
1
A
11%
1
>»
176
75
165
10%
.
75
179 Va 180
165
series B.
Corporation
Mines
25
105
Jan
Jan
900
10%
Feb
8.200
1%
jan
43 Va
Jan
44%
Jan
7 Jan
109% Jan
12% Jan
182
1%
Jan
Number 5923
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(631)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
,
Exchange
Week's
Bond & Share
Flee trie
22%
1
50c
F ee rographic
Corp
Electronic Specialty. Co—
Communications _—1
Electronics Corp of America—
1
El-Tronics Inc
5?
Emery Air-Freight Corp
20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd——100
Empire Millwork Corp
——1
19%
7,200
Corp —
}
(Max) & Co class A—
...1
Camera & Instrument——_1
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int
1
$2 preferred
30
24%
9%
3%
1%
6
"
Jan
International Breweries
Inc
Ltd—
10%
3%
14
14%
2,000
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
International Resistance
10c
21%
20»%
21%
29,900
20%
Jan
1%
Jan
13/4
Jan
Intex
8%
8%
8%
1,500
7%
Jan
24%
Jan
263%
Jan
Investors
2%
3,300
2%
Jan
92
Jan
Iowa
Public
33 %c
1
1
pfd—100
Feb
10%
Jan
Iron
Fireman
Feb
3%
Jan
Ironrite
' Feb
413%
Jan
Irving Air Chute
Jan
Israel-American
Oil
Glass
Co
9
%
3%
40
11%
10% Jan
7% Jan
12 Vb
Jan
15%
11
15%
3,100
Jan
16
Royalty
Service
3.90%
*__;
Jan
16
9%
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
!
.1,900
*
28
'V
14
12
24%
157
Kaltman
300
%
41,300
Jan
16
Feb
28%
Jan
17 Va
Feb
17%
5%
'?
Katz
Feb
Jan
4,800
4%
•
i
%
7,600
Jan
1
Jan
4%
Gas
&
Kawneer
Jan
Co
Kidde
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
Oil
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
; -7%
Jan
—10c
2.50
1
u%
Jan
8%
10,800
Jan
10%
Jan
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Jan
Kirkland
8
:
■
12%
174
8
y:.v.
16% Jan
:
12%
•
5,700
174%
'J-
172
Jan
13%
181%
Klein
Jan
Jan
12%
425
17
Jan
■
15
15,000
14V4
Feb
15%
(S)
Kleinert
Jan
Hotels
Knott
Kobacker
1%
i%
3,100
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
4%
2,000
4%
Feb
5
Jan
ICrueger
Brewing
35
37%
1,600
32 V2
Jan
38%
700
33%
Feb
38%
L'Aiglon
Apparel Inc
~3 %
~2%
100
Y%
Jan
5%
5
5 Va
2,100
"•
24
24%
125
■
17 Va
18%
4%
Jan
5 %
Feb
Lamb
24%
Feb
Lamson
6%
200
17»/a
Feb
23%
Jan
6 Va
Jan
30%
31%
& B
Hall
Corporation,
Lamp Co;
——
Harbor Plywood
Inc,;
32
3,900
30%
Feb
6%
35
Stores
Industries
Hartford
Electric
Instruments
Leesona
Lithographing Co__
Bishop Inc—
Hazel
10c
10c
*
"_25c
-
Hazeltine
Corp
Mining Co—
Hecla
,
4%
preferred
Hehnerich
&
100
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
5%
Aircraft
Hoe.(R)
Class
&
Co
A
Inc
Oil
Class
Co
Ltd
class
B
23 Va
25%
10,200
22%
Jan
31%
Jan
9%
10%
3,200
9%
Feb
103%
Jan
91%
Feb
11%
Feb
91%
225
85%
Jan
5%
preferred
Howell
Electric
Motors
University
27 >%
5 %
11
20
20
35
34%
35%
9%
Corp
Steel
Locke
Inc
2%
3
Jan
Mack Trucks
Jan
1%
1%
1%
~7
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
46%
Jan
Mangel
Jan
1%
350
6%
25
73%
Jan
25
Jan
Stores
Jan
11%
2,300
11
Feb
13%
Jan
31%
Jan
32%
Jan
6%
200
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
67/a
Jan
6%
Jan
6,700
10 %
Jan
12%
Jan
'2%
Jan
Martin
Jan
13
Jan
23 3%
23%
24
200
22%
Jan
24
Jan
2%
1%
2%
84,500
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Mays
(J W)
9VV
9%
9%
100
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
Mead
Johnson
10%'
10%
300
10%
Jan
12
Jan
2%
2%
12%
;
Jan
21'%
2%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
20%
Feb
22
Jan
2%
6,100
%
2,600
7
Jan
12
10,700
1,100
13
7%
.20%
8Va
Jan
7
/v
Jan
'
63
4VB
6%
6%
;;%
%
6 Vb
5%
•
7%
900
6%
%
6%
/
24%
27
8%
8%
9
800
4%
Jan
65
Feb
24%
Jan
6%
Jan
/
8%
2,100
Jan
13%
400
13
Jan
15%
Jan
46%
43
46%
16,500
34%
Jan
46%
Feb
47%
47
48%
21,300
47
Feb
54%
Jan
28 y4
28%
150
28%
Jan
29
Jan
73%
Jan
7%
Jan
6Va
Jan
-10
1
9%
~9%
5
Jan
12%
Jan
9%
2,100
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
1,500
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
700
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
1,000
11 %
Feb
11
2%
3
2.50
7%
7%
11%
12
2
2 Vb
28%
2,400
1
12,500
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
27
12%
Feb
2
1,800
27
31%
%
3%
1
Feb
Jan
A-
Jan
Jan
%
%
3%
3%
100
49%
49%
50 %
200
41%
43 vb
2,100
38 Va
Jan
44
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
49
Piping
3%
53
Jan
Aluminum
Warrants
7,100
9,300
1
1
il
Jan
1V4
Jan
9%
1,300
8 V*
Jan
10 Vt
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
76
76%
74%
Jan
78%
Jan
127%
Jan
Feb
35%
Jan
Muter
97
Jan
97
Jan
Nachman
Feb
10%
Jan
Namm-Loeser's
86%
Jan
Napco
Jan
7
Jan
1
100
8%
20%
Feb
25%
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
25%
Jan
liy4
Jan
12%
Jan
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
10c
—
1
1
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-
50c
—50
100
—10c
Company
RR
"ctfs'
1
1
1
8%
23%
•
Jan
300
21%
Jan
26 %
Jan
Jan
68
Jan
63 Va
65%
111,000
7%
6%
7%
10,400
6%
Feb
8%
14%
14%
500
13%
---1
^ oO
—100
1
*
ou2
Company
Inc
Industries Inc—
--1
1,
Feb
1%
Jan
Jan
39%
Jan
Feb
27%
Jan
22
35
36%
22
23%
2,400
Feb
9%
Feb
8%
8%
9%
4,000
8%
183%
18%
19%
18%
Jan
21%
Jan
23%
2%
2%
2,900
1,800
2 Va
Jan
2%
Jan
12 Va
12 Va
12%
2,700
12
Jan
12%
Jan
13%
13%
14%
2,200
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
24%
23%
26
6%
6%
4,500
22
Jan
27%
50
6
Jan
6%
(U.
Jan
6%
Feb
18%
18%
18%
200
18 Va
Feb
20%
Jan
22%
22
22%
600
21%
Jan
24 Vb
Jan
6%
600
6%
Jan
6%
200
33%
Jan
35
Feb
12 Va
Feb
13 VB
Jan
Jan
6%
34 Vb
6
Va
34 Va
35,
12 Va
12
Va
100
95
96 %
300
95
Feb
97
35
35
100
35
8
8%
1,600
3%
3%
3%
200
il
li
8VB
47
19,800
50%
47
Jan
Feb
39
8
Jan
-9%
3%
Jan
4
Jan
1%
Jan
Feb
59%
Jan
Jan
Jan
7,200
1
Feb
47
_
Jan
Jan
7
34%
2,200
Feb
7%
32%
39%
9,300
6
Jan
8%
80
Feb
82%
Jan
87%
Jan
91%
Jan
83%
327/e
Jan
83 %
Jan
Jan
145%
80
81
20
90
80
91
30
16 Va
6
100
13%
5,700
49
4%
177%
145%
3
13
12%
49
145%
145
32%
142
Feb
5%
14
Jan
25
47
Jan
49%
Jan
800
3
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
200
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
16%
900
Jan
16%
Jan
178 Va
16Va
Jan
3
171
12%
650
168%
Jan
178 %
Feb
26,700
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
23%
Jan
6
16
21%
20
32%
400
32%
Feb
33%
Jan
12%
32
20
Feb
32%
20
13 Va
2,700
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
32
32%
200
32
Feb
33 %
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
1,800
7
7%
2,000
7
13
7 Va
jj
Corp
14%
35
22
Jan
Jan
1A Feb
800
35%
---5
2.50
60
us
3,300
————-
1
8%
9%
64%
1
Jan
700
8%
22%
8%
20
13%
1,100
12
Jan
13%
Jan
12%
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
11%
~5%
12%
1,700
HVa
5%
5%
2,200
5%
Jan
400
5%
Jan
6%
32,000
9%
Feb
12 Va
Jan
Jan
Jan
23,000
'
6,200
Muskogee Co
33 %
1 Vb
Jan
13,200
Corporation __—
Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co—
Feb
7%
•
11%
Murray Ohio
7%
il
24%
Murphy
Jan
83
9
11%
Muntz TV Inc
26 V2
9%
1
9
22%
Company
Jan
122
lVa
il
(
11%
Vernon Mills
Feb
100
1 V8
*
*
Inc.
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Diablo
10 Vb
84
Jan
Jan
M't
21
84
36%
17%
Jan
5,100
1,200
Feb
17 V*
Jan
6,300
10%
29%
preferred
1"0
preferred series B
100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—
Montrose
Chemical Co
—
—1
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com—;-l
6%
cumulative preferred
—4
3,400
9%
5,000
4 80%
10%
900
31%
4.40%
11%
34
29%
•
Jan
Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
26
124
Jan
■
19%
Monogram
10 vb
33%
12%
•
31%
——*1
24%
122
Feb
Feb
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—
10%
80
Feb
11 Vb
Jan
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada—*——
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
pfd
25%
50
10%
1,000
17%
4%%
5
10%
1,550
11%
28%
Miller Wohl Co common
Mount
Jan
11%
4,700
Co
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk Airlines Inc
Feb
.72
Midwest
12%
10%
1
Microwave Associates, Inc
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—♦
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
Mirro
Feb
8 Va
8%
18.500
8,V
29
9,200
27 %
27%
35
35
36%
5,100
12%
12%
400
79 vb
5%
5 Vb
11%
11%
5%
10 %
125
National Alfalfa
Co
Bellas Hess—_—
National Brewing Co (Mich)
Milling
25
Feb
12 %
Jan
.
-
•
8%
Jan
30%
Jan
35
\
\
Jan
Jan
39
Jan
12%
Jan
5%
12
6
Presto
Industries Inc
110
78%
Jan
Jan
National
Research
5 VB
Feb
6%
Jan
National
Rubber Machinery
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
National
Starch & Chemical
3.400
5%
Feb
63%
Jan
National
10%
600
9%
Jan
11
Jan
132%
5.900
121 Va
Jan
135
Jan
1
1
Casket Company
—5
National Electric Weld Machines—*1
National Mfg & Stores
=
—1
National Petroleum Ltd
—
25c
1,300
1,700
81
3
National
National
80
Dehydrating &
National
.
5%
4,300
13 %
~i%
',/■ HVa
Corp
Jan
-
A
4%
10%
Jan
1%
2%
11%
10
Hone
Jan
Jan
132
24%
Jan
2,800
preferred
95%
Feb
Jan
93%
150
6%
Micromatic
42%
38
38 Va
1
Jan
1%
17%
Michigan Sugar Co common
41%
1,200
33%
21%
20%
Michigan Chemical Corp—
Jan
9,100
•
200
1%
29%
Extruders
Jan
39%
15
22%
20%
Thermit Corp
Inc
&
Miami
9%
40 %
11%
10%
22
10%
28%
Co—
&
Jan
-
72
Metal
'
—
11
20 Vb
Inc
Jan
'
38
2 Va
—
29%
Mfg Co
Menasco
f
'
10%
warrants
Co
30%
Feb
38 VB
72
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
%
/•
12,700
5,800
Jan
8%
6%
1,400 )
>
32%
Jan
Feb
63
800
4%
v'Y
Feb
7%
1,100
63%
7%
29
1,100
30
29
11%
6%
■
—
lc
10c
50c
Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
2 %
27
—
1
Merchants Refrigerating
12%
72
11
7
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule
Industries
Inc
25
11%
23 VB
7%
Jan
2Vb
18.000
33.
Jan
7%
£1
Jan
8,600
5%
Feb
Jan
2.50
1%
63
10%
800
& Rubber
5Va
*.
6%
Feb
5%
new
Tire
12%
7 Vb
Feb
10%
50,000
Mansfield
100
30
6VB
100
6%
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
2,600
20%
600
5%
Jan
13
5%
2
10%
6V8
10%
6%
Jan
4%
see page
6 V8
10 V2
———-——1
—*
13
2-
Jan
63%
Inc warrants
Jan
15%
Feb
1,100
25
6%
25
5%
500
30%
3%
Jan
2%
5,000
6%
26%
2
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
Voting trust certificates
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co
9%
Jan
12
3,500
25
25%
Jan
Feb
5
Corp
35
8%
footnotes,
26%
18
43 %
1
Inc
of America
Chain
MacFadden Publications Inc
223%
Feb
41%
2%
Industries—
Jan
16%
10,900
&
Jan
87/a
6,700
15
14
14%
Lodge
Jan
500
5
For
10%
47 %
preferred———10
5% cumulative
18%
1,700
8%
9%
4%
1
600
Le
34
500
20
15%
-5
Jan
43%
Lynch
25c
25c
10%
45%
Jan
Jan
—
Jan
Jan
1%
■y-: 17%
*
8%
26%
Jan
Feb
inland Homes
Corp.*
of North America
400
Jan
%
Jan
15%
Insurance Co
8%
Jan
25%
4,400
-.1
American dep rets ord reg
—£1
Imperial Color Chem & Paper new—10
Imperial Oil (Canada)—
1•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
industrial Enterprises Inc-*'
industrial Plywood Co Inc*
Feb
Jan
Feb
14%
700
pfd—100
Corp.50c
1
6%
Jan
29%
Light 4%
200
19
Jan
1,000
Hardware
Jan
6%
Jan
63%
30 %
&
Jan
6%
3%
7%
15%
2%
29%
Pwr
14%
Jan
1,000
28%
20%
Electronic
Jan
2 Va
Jan
Feb
20%
indust
14%
2,400
5%
Jan
29%
Indianapolis
200
2%
Jan
Jan
25
Jan
15%
,
Jan
14%
2%
4%
5%
Feb
15%
_
Jan
24%
9,300
2%
100
.
Jan
20%
'
5%
1,300
13
Jan
13%
500
V
23%
Chemical
Feb
5 Vb
1,800
II
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc
—
5
Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co.——5
Imperial
Feb
23%
19
24
5%
2,800
14
Jan
Jan
2.50 1
18%
500
18%
25c
——3
Corp..
Refineries
•
Hvdrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
200
19%
Jan
5%
11%
13%
13%
7%
Co——
Feb
5%
2%
12%
Feb
Feb
—
17%
4%
28 %
Jan.
12%
5%
*
1,700
19
12%
5%
10%
300
6,200
*
17%
A J&u
Jan
2%
8,400
12%
7V8
-
Jan
Jan
27%
11%
—1
A__
%
Jan
Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—_—1
Loral Electronics Corp—1
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
Lunkenheimer
(The) Co
2.50
11
12%
5%
.
800
Touyneau (RG) Inc.—
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Yj com.————1
6%
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
Horrnel (Geo A) &■ Co
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common..—
A
4 %
Jan
—
Home
Jan
3/b
5 Vb
33%
4%
—
3Va
900
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
700
■A 3%
5%
25c
2 Va
5%
6,300
Jan
.
3,700
,
4%
3%
4%
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
5
Holly Corporation
60c
Holly Stores Inc.—
1
Holophane Co
Holt (Henry) & Co new common.;—1
2%
11%
3 Vb
4,800
Hoffman International Corp—
Hofmann Industries Inc
Jan
2%
5%
Leonard
5vs
—_
Jan
3%
4V4
Lefcourt
4%
common.
—
Jan
2%
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
preferred——.
Corp
2Va
Feb
5Va
Jan
6 Va
convertible
Hiller
Jan
2
3
4%
19
2,800
com
1%
4,500
8%
16%
-——1
Higbie
900
7,100
.
Feb
6%
Hercules Galion Products Inc—_—_10c
Hevold Radio &• Electronics*
;
25c
1%
3%
' 1%
14 Va
Jan
6%
10c
Jan
2%
2%
13%
6%
Payne Inc
16%
23%
1,900
-100
pfd_
——
Jan
3 Vb
.
,
6,800
39%
Inc
& Co 5%%
15
Jan
17%
14%
39%
Helena Rnbenstejn;
Heli-Coil Corp
Heller (WE)
—
Jan
tV
18%
11%
•
Jan
19%
—5
Corp
Realty
Lithium
-2
—
19
Jan
2%
13%
1
Inc
Hastings Mfg. Cc_,—
Havana
46%
Jan
2
1%
18
88%
——25
Feb
16%
17
3Va
19
-ThY-——L
.Light—,
40%
800
2
5
5
Inc—.
Extension
Salle
La
Jan
9%
10
—
Jan
—-
10
_—_—.
Jan
23 %
—25c l
-
Harnischleger Corp
Hartfield
29%
1,800
3 Va
—1
Cprp
Harmon-Kardon
Harvard
:
Jan
1,550
18%
10c
--2
27%
18
5
Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
Mesabi Iron Co
H
400
17%
13%
1
i
Industries
Lanston
*
Corp—
Jan
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
Jan
24
38,500
6 %
18
*
Western
90
42
■
—
—
&
Jan
Jan
3
Lake
Gulf
Jan
6%
88
17
75 pesos
Consolidada S A
La
Lakey Foundry Corp..
50c
55,100
16 Va
1
Jan
Feb
Inc,..;
4,16%
Jan
29,200
6Ve
(H-
Jan
Gulf States Land & Industries,—
Feb
5%
14 Vb
401/4
1
5
Guild Films Company
13%
Jan
Jan
~3%
—__—1
5
—10c
Jan
Jan
34%
37 %
Co——
45/s
Products
Jan
2 Va
17%
33%c
—1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
4%
—I
Company
10%
16 Va
7.50
Feb
Stores
16%
Feb
Jan
5%
5
Corp
Feb
Grocery
Feb
8%
1%
41
5
Stores
3%
Griesedieck
10
1,200
9,200
13%
5%
10c
1.25
1
20c
1
1
—
Rubber Co
4%
9c
11,700
9%
Ml
5
Stores Inc
Dept
(IB)
1%
10(?
—
Jan
'
/
14%
13 Va
'
33%
\
Jan
1%
12%
28
Minerals Corp Ltd
4
Leases
27 Va
Feb
8%
28
1
1,600
Freehold
Feb
19%
111
28
I
3,800
Hydraulics
Jan
10
11 Va
"ill
50
Kingsford Company
Feb
,
8%
1
2.50
Company
5%
5%
30
50c
Jan
Jan
7
'
10 Va
Inc.—.—10c
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
1
Great Western Financial Co.—
1
Great, Western Producers common__60c
Jan
19%
3,200
88
& Co.
2,800
Industries
76 Va
68,200
88
.
3,900
1
Gilbert (AC) Co
*
Gilchrist Co
•'
*
Gteninore Distiller ies class B
1
Globe Union Co Inc
5
Gobel i Adolf) Inc.
1
Gold Seal Products Corp cl A_.
._10c
Goldfield
Consolidated Mines—
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
16%
Gotham
Manufacturing ———_4
Grand Rapids Varnish——
1
Gray Manufacturing Co—
———5
2%
Jan
Jan
1%
88
Inc
Stores
6%
Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
16%
23%
1
(Del)
Jewelry
Kay
10%
1
Jan
76
1
50c
pfd—100
_1
4%%
Company
Drug
3%
Greer
19 3%
1
25c
Electric
&
5
Gridoil
23%
4
Corp
Company
6%
A
1.500
_10c
.
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jan
4%
*
(D)
3%
series
7%
Jan
Jan
9
K
Industries
Kaiser
Jan
Jan
4
preferred
7VB
1
3%
6%
7 Vb
15c
4%
Anrer
1,900
p
10c
General
Great
10
18%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan
27%
200
/
17 Va
/•'■
5%
14%
76%
17 Va
Jetronic Industries Inc
10 Va
12%
2%
76 Va
18 Vb
1
*
Corp
6%
8 Va
2%
1
1
Co
Manufacturing
Inc
Jeannette
Jan
16
130%
4,900
19,100
7
Feb
A
20
24
17Va.
5 %
Company
44 %<
Jan
8%
Co
Va
Jan
100
Oil
General
Giant Yellowkniie
25%
14
10%
preferred
16%
5
Products
-25c
preferred
Feb
International
Feb
27%
Gatineau
$4.60
Jan
14
Jan
Feb
4%
Georgia Power $5
Jan
44%
35%
10%
;:V,A 11
Genung's Incorporated
31%
Jan
Feb
.5%
411
—
Feb
32 %
x44
900
14%
■i
Acceptance "wts" —
Alloys Co
—
-1
General Builders Corp common
:1
5';i convertible preferred
25
General Development Corp—
1
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
£1
General Fireproof in g
——
General Indus Enterprises—
,——*
General Plywood Corp
—_—50c
General Stores Corporation
-1
General Transistor Corp
—,1
30%
500
x30%
5,700
1
——
1,000
31%
44%
6%
%
(Geo A) Co—
Power Co common
Jan
31%
1
11
10
'
1.25
1
—5
14%
26%
600
135 V4 144%
16
£1
Jan
v
Kansas
174
13%
International
10%
Shops Inc—1
Uranium Mines Ltd —
_1
*
1,300
International Petroleum Co Ltd-
19,900
21%
23%
137%
1
14 Va
Jan
'5%
—
13 3%
Jan
Holdings
1
High
13 3%
1
263/s
11,400
..
Low
20%
5,300
40%
•15%
1
tL
Range Since /flan.
Feb
11
•
Week
High
Jan
10%
Farmer Candy
Low
Shares
19
4,100
10%
40
10%
Fairchild
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co._.
25
15,900
25
x3%
40%
Factor
5%
Par
Feb
2,200
9%
Fabrex
Oils Ltd-—,
•
Felmont Petroleum Corp
Filmways Inc—-Financial General Corp——
Firth Sterling Inc.Fishman
(MR) Co Inc
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford Motor of Canada
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Fox Head Brewing Co
Fresnillo (The) Company—
High
or
20%
9,800
8%
24%
••
Range
of Prices
90%
30%
1%
...
Last
American Stock Exchange
22%
700
22%
1 %
Corp common
10c
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.
—.
-10
Fuller
19%
26%
8%
$2
Faraday
30,600
20 v2
'(29
Eauity
Fargo
Low
23%
1
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
22%
,
19%
22%
Electronic
Fanny
Shares
Low
—5
——
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
(Range for Week Ended February 5)
Sales
Range
31
Corp
Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates—
National Transit Co
2
——-1
10
*50c
*
10c
1
5 Va
5%
5%
9%
9%
10%
-
Jan
Jan
2%
28%
29
28
Jan
31 %
Jan
15%
15%
1,000
15 y4
Jan
17 %
Jan
10%
10%
300
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
Jan
2%
15%
"2%
2
/it
10%
2R
11
300
10,000
2fff
Feb
2||
600
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
17 %
Feb
23 Vb
18%
8,000
22 %
Jan
24
30%
1,600
28 Va
Feb
31 Va
Jan
14%
7%
17%
28Va
18%
Jan
Jan
14%
25
14%
Jan
15 Va
Jan
7%
7 Va
1.400
7%
Feb
8V»
Jan
3 Va
3 Va
600
3Vb
Jan
3V4
Jan
V
>
L
f *
;
AMERICAN STOCK
4
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
Par
Co------——
Mur
Nestle-Le
—30c
Corp
National Union Electric
-
New
Idria
Watch Co
--1
& Chem Co
Min
——^
^
,
—t
20c
Zinc.
—
New Mexico & Arizona Land—
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Jersey
New
Reclassified
Ltd
Pacific
3'a
3%
Jan
19
Jan
23%
Jan
36%
5.500
35%
Feb
37%
Jan
2%
•
Feb
1.900
35%
2%
3%
20%
2%
12,100
7
%
Co—
New
American
North
J
J
Class
l
Inc_—————„
Railway—.
——1
A—10
class
Cement
35%
American
Northeast
25
1
San
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
San
Jan
preferred——,—-20
preferred
20
preferred
20
5.60'* series preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
—I
37 vr:
4%'*
Warrants
150
Jan
150
600"
X
37%
Jan
Jan
43
Jan
28
Jan
30
Jan
■'
__
4.300
%
% Jan
Feb
;
150
/■
,:'v
-
Jan,"
34%
35%
/'/,. / Va
1,000
1%
8%
9%
4,800
8%
5%
303
5V,
Jan
2,800
35%
Jan
36
Jan
37% '
37
3.700
38
'
2
Savov
Saxon
Jan
39%
Jan
Seaboard
Allied Milling
Corp
Jan
Seaboard
Plywood & Lumber
Jan
80%
Jan
Seaporcet Metals Inc.——
Securities
5%
63 %
Jan
65
79
Jan
80%
Feb
Jan
Secburg
(The)
Seeman
Bros
80
Mines
Ltd
1
~i%
7 iff
1%
15,000
liV
Feb
Mines
Ltd
1
1V«
IV.
IV4
15.700
1
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
(Del)
10c
2^
2%
12.000
3
T.S
20.900
%
——
Corp of Amer A
9
2'%
—20c
6 %
-50c
20*8
1
34 V*
34%
preferred———100
88%
87%
—,
Brass
Ohio
Power 4%'*
Okalta
Old
Co
Oils
Town
Ltd
cumulative
40c
1
preferred
Oxford
Securities
Electric
Jan
7%
Jan
Servoniechanisms
12,100
20 3a
Feb
24%
Jan
Seton
500
34%
Feb
36
Jan
Shattiick
260
87
Jan
1
Clay
Pacific
Products
Gas &
5'2%
1st
Jan
Shawiuigan
Jan
14
Jan
Sherman
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
Sherwin-Williams
5%
1.600
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
75%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
300
70%
18
100
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
200
18%
Jan
20
Jan
800
6%
Jan
19
18%
6%
6%
6%
Electric
6%
1st
pfd—25
25
5rr
1st
5fi>
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
5'*
redeemable
1st
pfd series A
25
preferred
25
4.80%
redeemable
1st
4.50%
redeemable
1st
preferred
redeemable
1st
preferred
7%
dividend
preferred
dividend
preferred
S4.36
dividend
dividend
preferred
preferred
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
29%
Jan
30%
Jan
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
Silver-Miller
25%
25%
25%
200
24%
24
24
24%
1.800
23%
24%
24 %
24%
2.400
23%
23 %
23%
300
23
2IV4
21%
100
21
Jan
21%
21%
21%
100
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
83%
84%
590
82
Jan
84%
Jan
82 %
84
79%
Jan
84
Feb
89
89 Va
85
Jan
90
Jan
Sc
1
Light
pfd
Park
Parker
Pen
Class
(CA)
131%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
78 Va
3,200
Jan
3%
Jan
4V,
Jan
-
3%
3%
11%
10%
11%
32,900
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
7%
8 Va
8,300
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
98 Va
96
125 >
99%
20%
21%
99%
Jan
30%
k
Feb
23
Jan
90
18% Jan
I,000
27 V2
27%
28%
1.000
27%
Feb
2%
2 V,
2%
11.600
2%
Jan
2%
1
1%
7,000
1
Feb
1V4
1
Jan
12%
16%
Jan
16%
16 Vi
16%
16 Va
15%
15 V,
15%
10,000 \
15
15%
11%
12%
12.300
10%
Jan
12%
3%
3%
3%
1.000
3%
Jan
3%
1
7%
1.200
7%
Products
7%
1
7%
~9%
2.50
—
,;.
"9%
'
1.000
1.100
-
Jan
.
~8% jan
'
Jan
9V,
Jan
67%
Jan
32
Jan
Feb
40%
Jan
33%
Jan
38 %
Jan
lit
Jan
Feb
41%
Jan
34
32
34%
600
Perfect
37%
37 V.
38 %
2.000
1
%
n
4.300
%
5
34V4
34V4
35%
1.900
34%
2.500
5s.
Jan
6
Feb
800
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
Inc
20c
Minerals—;.—
Phillips Electronics Sc Pharmaceutical
Industries
.
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Phoenix
Steel
Corp
10
pesos
4
Plastic
Materials
&
Polarad
class
Powdrell Sc
Alexander
11V,
Jan
13 V.
7%
1,900
42
Jan
Feb
59%
Jan
4,500
30%
Jan
39
Feb
Jan
Jan
11%
2.500
8%
1,600
47 V2
34%
39
:
1
3 Mi
3%
3%
6,200
2%
__1
21%
21V,
22 V,
3.000
21V4
Inc
(Deb:
:
2.50
•
1
:
2%
1
Jan
2%
,
10%
Feb
11
Jan
57
Jan
58%
2{iJ
Jan
7.000
66
300
62
Jan
66
Feb
1,600
43
Feb
49%
Jan
4{|) Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
20 %
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
4 ii
5%
6.600
18%
4%
19 V.
1,100
1
16%
16%
Providence
•
9%
9%
1,700
17
9%
•;
18%
16
9%
3,100
Jan
9%
Jan
100
83 V,
83 V.
125
Jan
83 V,
Jan
Jan
37
Jan
27%
3
5
81 Va
35
83 V.
20c
Puget Sound Pulp Sc Timber
Pyle-National Co
i
18%
27%
700
27%
Feb
29V,
Jan
18 Va
19 V,
1,500
17%
Jan
23%
Jan
Q
Investment
Rapid-American
Estate
3,'rf Jan
1,900
—1
Corp
1
preferred
28
28
125
39%
38%
40
25 >/4
25
19%
19%
10%
10%
Reeves
—1
Corp.———
-5c
Corp
1
—1
-10
Standard
Shares
Standard
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic-Transcon Indus
—1
_
Inc
Vtc
.—1
Corp
Co
extended
to
Jan
Parts
Stein
(A)
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Stone
3
38%
Jan
42
Jan
25%
1,500
24%
Jan
27
5,000
19%
Jan
22%
Jan
11
1.500
10
Jan
12%
Jan
Class
Jan
22%
Jan
\':k
4 '/a
.J
'
•
•
Talon
Roosevelt
Inc.
Raceway
——
Inc—
Roxbury Carpet Company
Inc
■
•
class
B
A
—50c
50c
Jan
Technicolor
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
Tel-A-Sign
4 V,
Feb
5%
Jan
1.50
_1.50
30.900
..._.30c
..30c
-
—1
/•.*,;
Inc
Jan
4 Va
Jan
Jan
Feb
80%
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
24%
Feb
112
Jan
Jan
29%
A
26%
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
9 Va
1%
2%
31
Jan
Jan
Jan
A
Feb
%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
7
Jan
8
Jan
A
36
iff
Jan
38
Feb
Jan
35
Jan
Jan
112
Jan
51%
Jan
57
Va
Feb
32%
1,300
107
4
300
/
Jan
5
Jan
5V4
Jan
45%
Feb
Feb
15%
Jan
7%
^,300
Jan
Feb
13 V.
boo
5%
45%
4,200
Jan
8%
Jan
22%
Jan
;
*
„
21
Feb
29'/a
Jan
31'/a
Feb
54
Feb
56
Jan
23 %
400
2,100
90
100
1,000
Jan
24%
Jan
,
—
22%
10%
9%
%
4%
14
8%
5V»
Jan
Jan
13 V«
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Feb
72»/a
Jan
Jan
20 Va
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
10%
Jan
13 '/a
Jan
Jan
18%
■:
12%
Feb
14
25
/
Jan
25'/a
Jan
Jan
4%
14%
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
18%
Jan
62 Va
Feb
67%
Jan
500
3.500
10
8%
11 Vs
800
A
4%
14V4
8%
Feb
Jan
Feb
71
600
18,500
10,800
3,500
100
9%
Jan
20%
20
5%
400
10Vs
—
21%
Jan
Jan
12'/8
4,900
3
„
Jan
12'/a
800
3%
22
Jan
4%
700
14%
22%
50'%
20%
500
2,000
63%
62%
Jan
Jan
20
a
12%
71 %
Feb
53
20l/4
--
4^a
23%
Jan
48V2
200
600
400-
Jan
53
--
62%
9%
14%
Feb
17 Va
Jan
21%
Jan
23'%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
10'/,
Feb
12 Vs
Jan
9%
Feb
12
3
Jan
A
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
%
4%
Jan
15
13
Jan
8
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
31
30%
31%
4,600
29 Va
Jan
85V4
—
84 Vb
85%
825
300
82
Jan
92
25
24%
25
1,200
24
18%
16%
3>/4
l8'/8
16%
3
19
16%
18%
Jan
35'%
8%
8%
,
3%
—
34%
39'/a
22'/a
34%
12%
12%
39Va
■
40
23
36
12%
400
200
850
.
•
4
3%
3
3
6%
3%
3%
7%
,
18,300
1,600
4,200
25'/,
Jan
Feb
20%
16%
Jan
Jan
3%
jan
Jan
20'%
3
19%
.
jan
Jan
Feb
44%
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
34%
Feb
36%
12 Va
Feb
13%
Jan
3%
v
39 %
21 Vt
-
4 V,/, 20,200
3%
Jan
16'% Jan
300
4
Jan
9'%
Jan
8%
1,400
100
79,000'
--
^5
•
...
Jan
4%
Jan
3'%
Jan
4
Jan
2%
6
,
Jan
Jan
3'%
Jan
Z Jan
7%
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Television
1,950
45%
Feb
51%
Jan
Tenncy Engineering Inc
Feb
12
Jan
Texam
26
Jan
Texas
7%
7%
8
3,200
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
5'/.
5%
5"2
3.000
5 V.
Feb
5%
Feb
Jan
24%
23%
24%
4,000
23%
Feb
28%
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
600
2
Oil
Corporation
Light $4.56 pfd
Corp
Shovel
000
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
4
4.500
20
22%
2,SCO
79
79%
60
3%
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
20
Feb
26
Jan
73%
Jan
81%
Jan
5%
5%
4.000
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
611
300
6%
Jan
7.
Jan
4 Va
4%
500
4%
Feb
.6 :.
Jan
4%
5
8,200
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
400
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
16%
16%
500
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
16%
200
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
7'%
Jan
7'%
jan
Jan
29%
__
27%
9>/2
Co..
2'%
2'/,
9%
9
3%
8'%
Inc
—
;
9%
Jan
Jan
3V»
3,100
3
8%
1%
2'%
12%
9%
3,700
8
1%
'
2%
,.' 2%
13%
13%
1
Jan
Jan
10
Roofing Inc
1
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered.
£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—_5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4%'* preferred
100
■Tonopah Mining of Nevada
.—1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
8%
Jan
19%
Tlio
Jan
26,600
9%
8 Va
1%
1
10%
2%
19V3
—25c:
Feb
3,000
,_10c
Ltd
9%
10,000
5
Thorofare Markets Inc
1,200
2V,
_10c
com
10
3
__
Jan
8,500
10%
90
1%
•
—
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Park
8%
1
25
27%
27
9'/4
10c
=
le'/s
16% *
5
Inc..—1
Power &
Texstar
Thew
Industries
.V- •-..!•
I6V2
16%
1
3,400
Feb
i:
I
...
Inc.
1%
10%
T-1-.- *'* ■**:'' ,■
_20c
—
47%
16%
Feb
31%
\
Jan
28%
14V,
22
—
——10
Corp
1%
22%
5
,
......
12.600
600
_4%
Jan
Jan
9%
46 %
12%
25V2
9%
xl7'/2
H
—
;__5
%
4,800
5%
Jan
Feb
6%
Telejiroinpier Corp
10%
4
•.
.
preferred
Jan
10%
El
38
45
1
Co—
common
International
Thriftmarkets
—
Jan
90%
I
Corp.^
common
21%
300
23 7a
.,100
100
12
„i
Jan
I
Petrol
•
20 Va
21 '/a
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,300
33,700
700
1,000
100
6,000
100
•
;
1
cumulative
Thorncliffe
For footnotes, see
page 33.
I
.*
Taylor
10%
20
Jan
Feb
Jan
19%
11
12 V,
13 Va
25'/2
9%
xl7%
19
I
Feb
11%
22%
.1
10Vs
_5
Co
12%
1,600
10%
Inc...20c
-20c
19 %
10V,
1
45%
1%
47
13%
24 Va
Jan
3%
12,100
♦
Corp
Jan
12%
4 V,
Jan
Jan
20%
10
10
71
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
1,800
21V,
——
71
'
—10c
International
Ltd—
Field
(Del)
Corp
Corporation
Feb
ii
•
Corp...
&
Jgn
89%
1.400
6
I
Sunset
28
I
-
1965...—
Products
dep rets ord regis.—
Roosevelt
(Si
/,<;/.
Jan
106 %
1on,^on
—
12
._5
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock
Jan
Jan
5
Products
.Co..
Container
21%
I
Inc
Inc.—
Precision
(JB)
Jan
Jan
29%
tuu
—
4%
25c
;
Brewers
25%
7%
100
4,600
48 /2
21 4
20 .4
5%
12%
10c
50c
Co
Aluminum
Sterling
41
Feb
Jan
•
9,800
a
48%
21 %
20%
1
Corporation
&
4V
Feb
6 0
—
12 V.
Canada ordinary
Steel
Feb
50c
Rochester Gas Sc Elec 4% pfd P
Rokeach (I) Sc Sons Inc class A.
Amer
Ltd
Incj
Instruments
Sterling
Jan
35
.
14
8
21%
31%
5%
12%
10c
Mines
Enterprises
of
3%
10
t.lVU
4 4
5%
45%
—
1
Jan
Valley Gas Co—
Robinson Technical
Rolls Royce
0
new
Rico Argentine Mining Co.
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-Liquidating distribution
Grande
B
50c convertible preferred—
Stafcham
Jan
9%. Jan
/
18
jojjjj
2,
38
—
.1
(The) Corp common
Statecourt
Jan
Jan
13
3,
25%
—
—
21%
1
—
Corp.—
Uranium
4
—
—
1
Corp—
class
Tube
QQ
13, 00
54
54 /4
x23% x23 /a
23
x23,4
54
—
..1
10
...
Co
Inc..;
Aviation
Starrett
30Va
—
1-
(Ky)
Standard-Thomson
Steel
—
—20
Corp.
Forgings Corp
Oil
22%
1
Rio
Financial
Stanrock
13%
—
Products
Stanley
4 2
5
45%
11
Standard
Jan
8%
--
30%
*
Standard
Jan
6 Va
Feb
./ Feb .;//
y',1
11,900
7
21
1
Standard
Jan
Va, Jan
17%
3.0U0
55
7%
....
convertible preferred
$1.60
5
8%
19%
22.100
--
13 Vs
Dredging Corp common
Standard
8%
•
3%
%
—
1
:_1
Co
Inc
1
'/•
•
3%
b,«uu
--
4%
5
2
—
Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
28
20
Co
Investment
(Robert) Sc Co
Resistoflex
Inc
Spencer
Standard
Feb'
3
9.100
28 /a
1
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
Tampa Electric Co
Reinsurance
Reis
3%
Investment
Soundcrnft
California
Materials Co
Southern
Stalil-Meyer
Jan
12% 4 Jan
7%
--
5
Southern
22
28
12%
Reda Pump
cumulative
Superior Tool Sc Die
Packing Co
10
Raymond International Inc (new)—3.33
Reading Tube Corp common
1
Real
3A
A
■
Co.
convertible
3
1
Rath
$1.25
4 08%
Sty Ion
Quebec Lithium Corp
K
cumulative
Stetson
4*/4%
cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Ramo
cumulative
Royalty
Jan
7
0
33
—
25
25
25
25
preference
25
preferred
25
preferred
25
preferred—_—25
Petroleum Corp..2
convertible
4.32%
Sterling
Colorado—
of
4.48'«
Southland
Feb
1%
A."
Jan
4%
7
x54
54%
preferred.—
4.24%
Southern
1 Va
'
5%
37
32%
—
preferred
preferred
cumulative preference
4.56%
Jan
Jan
Edison—
cumulative
4.78'*
Jan
Feb
21*«
46
19
Gas
Jan
43
1
—
24
Jan
175
11
57%
2A
3%
Jan
64
•
Mines Ltd
:
9
400
10%
57
57%
1
Service
Jan
8'/4
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Public
Feb
96 V.
11V,
a
Inc
Dome
16%
Jan
8%
A
Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt Sc Lambert Co.
East
Jan
IIV4
1
Prairie
Prentice-Hall
14%
89 V,
*
>
42
Jan
24%
32%
12.50
Co
cumulative
4.88C0
Jan
5.350
50
39
9%
II.700
16%
96
10
16
Jan
14%
-
Jan
8V,
94%
Corp of Canada
Preston
13
900
Inc—10c
Polymer Corp class A.
Power
10.500
8%
953s
.
Products
14%
8%
16 V.
Electronics Corp
Poloron
,
1
Polymers
Pneumatic Scale
6
13 V,
14 V.
1
;
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
4-«
'
6
5%
10c
(Del).
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.
Pierce Industries Inc
'
5%
6
original
5'*
Jan
iuu
_
Feb
17 %
Feb
--
x26% x26%
8%
8/2
1%
1%
A
4 ,4
5
7jrt
7 a
—
El
5
*
Corp
Oil
California
Jan
65%
67%
i«
25
26%
8%
1%
%
5
7%
1A
17%
21%
...
Jan
4o
28%
,
nar
1
1
1
Southern
65%
&
Penn
Southern
Jan
8%
Feb
-
45
28%
20
Corp
South
Jan
'
-—
Jan
10%
Jan
20%- Jan
v
Jan
%
.
10
10 n
38
38
9
9%
29_4 30 a
3%
3/a
IO6V4 108 a
9
29 /.
3 4
107
1
Co
Manufacturing
Coast
Feb
ll7s
2
i
66 V4
Oils
Soss
South
Jan
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp—
2.50
Peruvian
Sonotone
Jan
—
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Slick
Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Jan
2
_2
i.
Co..
9%
_1
A
Pep Boys (The
.
400
400
11%
10%
10%
v
Oil
>
6%
•
--
*
*
Ltd
Venezuelan
Sinclair
Jan
7%
Feb
8 800
13^4
20(8
18
,
fr
5,000
preferred
Singer
Jan
Corp
Patino of Canada Ltd.——
Photo
Simpson's
Jan
1
convertible
$.'{
Jan
16
%
2 600
%
--
19
10%
25c i
Shares
American
Simcu
19
'
Simmous-Boardman Publications—
Jan
•
class
Metal
Feb
Bol
B
Peninsular
Jan
23%
Bol
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn Traffic
Jan
24%
vtc__2
(CA)
Company.
Co
24%
Jan
Amer shares—1
Petroleum
Chemical
4
Jan
Jan
126%
250
21 %
100
—
Pancoastal
84
1
5%
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pantepec Oil
82%
Jan
73 4
1
Ltd
—
Power
100
/••v'./ 70
126 V. 129
8
26
17%
1
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Jan
Jan
(
17%
0Q
3 /a
9% 21%
17% 18%.
3%
9%
10c
Silvray Lighting Inc
1263s
Jan
18 %
l.jou
7%
8%
3%
4
3 «
3%
3%
3%
—i
Precision Corp..
1.200
Jan
-
6
-
?
5/4
7
7_a
3%
2
Co
3.200
•
Airlines
Warrants
Pacific
•
Silex
Silver Creek
30%
50
4%
100
*
4^
8
—
-
27
•
conv
Jan
——
29%
84'-a
Jan
600
,8
.
•
7
5%
7%
3
Co—10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A2
26%
•
$4.75
$4.75
S4.40
39%
Jan
36%
400
Jan
255
20
u
7 /a
*
Canada
of
Corp of America
Siboney-Cnribbean Petroleum
B
*
100
preferred
4%
30V8
_23
•
Jan
Co
27
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
38%
38%
4
7,
10£
—,
--
'4%
Power
1
common.i—12.50
Products Inc
Class
25
4.36%
Pacific
preferred
&
Slioe
74%
18
8
preferred
Water
89%
A
5,700
73
73 %
—
Mining
Denn
3.700
P
Pacific
Co..
4%
1
_.
Corp
Leather
%
Jan
100
«
U*
20c
•
5
Inc
5%
89
»
Jan
Jan
16
•»
10c
<-1
-1
of America—
6 Va
is
5
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
1—5
Overseas
Serrick Corp class B—
Sentry Corp
35
,
;
--
3
5
*8
90c
Corp common
Corp
Inc.—
22
20%
Corp
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Security
38.800
6%
6%
Petroleum
l.bJU
1 .*
J9
—
10c
1
-*
1
General
Freehold Petroleums—
Corp
Servo Corp
o
Occidental
Jan
3%
20%
_l
Airlines
Western
Seaboard
Jan
6%
7.a
19
1
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
13
1600
—
.-1
3%
Feb "
■
Co———--1
Oil Co Ltd—,
J.50
Sc Fisher
Scurry-Rainbow
Say re
38%
,
9U
3%
16%
1613V.1713%
13Va l3 a
g
50c
2$c
25c
Paper Corp
Jan
Surccc
2,100
65
80 V4
pfd—100
2,A
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3Ta
.
4%
3%
j -a
series
4,40'f
3.000
5%
65
65
2%
;
7,400
213
A
5%
5%
300
3
3
2*8
200
38%
37 V4
3
; ■/,.
.
2%
4^0
u^a
J 8
7%
4%series
Petroleums Ltd
Oil luc (Del,
1%
Jan
51%
series
5%
10%- Jan
Feb
9
5 Va.
Jan
lif Jan
1%
Nickel
Uranium
Northspan
50
Co—
Pub Serv
Ind
North Rankin
Nuclear
1
Airlines
North Penn RR
Northern
Jan
35 V4
10
B
Royalties Inc—
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
2.50
Carlos Milling Co Ltd—16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Inc
%
iV
7%
3
,
2 a
3%
16^5r
3%
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
4,900
34%
%
1
1
Ryersou
10!ooo
1
High
Jan
Jan
Jan
—
Ltd
& Southern
lljau
Jan
Low
3%
,
3%
3 a
4
Range Since Jan.
1 *00
4
;*'■
3_s
1
A
1%
Honduras
Lites
Jan
13%
•
„
Mines '
Nipissing
Norfolk
—
50c
Company—
"High S
'7'
——V*
Consolidated Petroleum
Sc Haynes
1
32
Jan
Jan
Low
——50c
—
Inc..
Avenue
(The F C)
Range
Last
pai.Sale P,iCC
26.800
u
——.——
Co
Mines
Rim
Noma
121a
1%
Rosario—3.33 *3
Merchandise
-10
York
27%
800
35 «4
—J
Process
York
Nickel
Vj
5,100
%
Superior Oils——,——-■——-—i
&
19,400
Jan
Fifth
Russeks
Russell
St.
New
York
Jan
8
12%
,
12%
2Ta
Jan
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Salem-Brosius
New
New
2 V*
29%
%
28
28
3 Va
3.800
,
r
S
K
r
n
t
High
.
New
Auction
High
and name
1
Mining Co-—
Park
New
for
5
Consolidated New
effective Feb 3
changed to
«
Low
-- -
Sales
for Week
' Week's
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Jan. I
Range Since
19%
3%
36
Clock &
Haven
New
.
-
England Tel Sc
New
Shares
*
for Week
Monday, February 8. 1963
. . .
Ended February 5)
(Range for Week
Sales
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Friday
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
1%
6,500
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
%
Feb
9%
Jan
1 Va
Jan
1%
90
Jan
89
Jan
Feb
90
1)3
8,100
1A
Jan
1%
Jan
19%
800
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
,
25
2%
Jan
3'%
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
9V,
100
1,300
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
22%
9%
—
9,300
13%
9%
22%
100
21%
Jan
27 *%
Jan
28%
Jan
31%
Jan
21
Feb
22
Jan
25'%
Jan
78
Jan
x29%
3
30'/a
1,000
21
29%
...
21%
700
26%
79%
3%
8V«
26%
80Va
3 Vj
8%
1.300
7%
A
A
15.900
A
Tobacco
Trans
Cuba Oil
Co
class
A
50c
—
—
3%
8%
V,
—
..
26%
,
,
200
223
1,700
3'%' Jati
Jan
27'%
Jan
80''a
,
Feb
3%
Jan
Number 5923
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
\
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33
\
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Transportation Corp of AmericaClass A common———10c
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co__—
Tri-Continental warrants—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9
500
8%
New York Stock
12%
26%
28
24 %
26
21%
Feb
10 y4
Low
Jan
Southwestern
Union
United
United
United
United
United
United
United
;.
.
United
United
_
12%
Feb
17%
Jan
26%
Jan
29
Jan
Webb
&
24
Jan
27%
Jan
West
Penn
21%
400
22
25%
15%
16%
11%
11%
.
-
Knapp Inc 5s debs
20% Jan
22
15,700
21%
Jan
26%
Jan
ABaden
1.100
15%
Jan
Traction
Central Bk
Utah-Idaho
1
$87%
,
June-Dec
*'
High
99%
92%
10
93%
63%
:
—
100
90%
65%
63%
$85%
-
Low
90
$90
L
June-Aug
Jan. 1
No.
$99% 101
June-Dec
1974—..
1860
66%
99
■
99%
series
Jan
Jan
-
Jan
%
44/;;
3%
5,700
2%
Jan
'
300
;/
5
.
5'As
series
%
Feb
7%
Jan
AHanover
3%
Jan
Jan
Maranhao
55
„
Feb'\.
■:v.
Jan
Jan
e.
4 %s
170
5%
90
5%
9%
9%
9%
'i V
41%
21,100
10%
11 %
—
5% ;
.25c;
6
5%
._15
38%
Jan
10%
Jan
46%
Jan
11%
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
16%
5
Jan
37
Jan
41 %
Jan
,15% Feb
48,400
18%
Jan
34%
35
14
16%
16%
17%
5
7%
7%
'
■
Feb
6
34
Jan
35
Feb
16%
250
9,700
8
1949
(Plan
$90
:
92
,
-
.
f.
v
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana
stamped
(Plan A)
2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
1 '
V
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
..Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
U
$60
$60
(issue of Oct 1927)
92
*.1.
A.'
U.
$63
May-Floy
May 1927)
16%
-
■
-
-
15
$120
—
Bank of. Bogota—
1
—
$90
i..
—
2008—May-Nop
2%s
;
.
*,
—.Feb-Aug
A)
-7- <■>
17%
■
.
1947
1947
t
.
$98% 100
__
,
'■;
*
'
1
,l"'
'■
98%
-98%
'
$57
—
45 %
457/s
27
41%
41%
1
Jan
1,800
15%
Jan
Jan
15,000
38
15%
5%
10
700
//•:■■■
Jan
9%
38
10
25c
Jan
19
Feb.:,,
38 %. Jan
400
4% '
4%
..
173
Feb
4%
.
1,000
38%
10%
,
1 Jan
16%
5,100
39%
.50c
170
600
17
stamped
(issue of
A7s
172
16%
i
*
$15
Jon-July
Jan-July
6%s
.
$150
1952—.Jan-July
1967
B
(Prov)
Mortgage
A7s
•'
6%s
1967
A
series
Waterways
&
;
April-Oct
1
3%
4%
1951
•"4%
Jan
16%
B
ADanzig
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt
Adjustment debs—
Port
$120
Feb-AUg
,
Jan
6%
172
.Jan-July
Prov Banks—
r1
Jan
3%
•
1951-
Jan
600
5%
A 6s
7s
L952
A
8%
6,500
5
series
A6s
28%
7%
;i-:
,.
■s i*6
6%
:
Jan
of German State &
Jan
7,200
45
Jan
(Germany)
Feb
%-• •30,500
44
Jan
7
1
—
5s
6%
3,300
A
■
■
17
13%
11% Feb
10,700
*
A
■'"
—
Sugar
..
4%
4%
1
»■
700
27%
rj
"
.__1
(Fla)_____
Corp
i
*6%
4%
_
Insurance
:
__.
-
6%
100
„
Marion
■
—
.50c
—
Universal
<
,
_
___
Universal
:■
11%
—1
—_
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan
.10s
dep rets ord registeredUnited N J RR & Canal
United Pacific Aluminum—.
U S Air Conditioning Corp
U S Ceramic Tile Co—
U S Foil Co class B____
—,—
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp
Universal American Corp—
Universal Consolidated Oil—_
Universal Controls Inc.—
Amer
1970
3%s
800
-
9,100
'
_
Electric
&
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
20%
22% T
•i-'-'-'sL'S
;
_
Gas
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
___5
1—4
Investment Co——
-20
Stock Yards of Omaha
_50c
Aircraft Products—
1
Asbestos Corp—:
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc___.—1
_10c
Cuban Oil Inc
—
♦
Elastic Corp.——
Improvement- & Investing—~2~60
Industrial "warrants"—
—5
Milk Products.
Molasses Co Ltd—
Union
Sale Price
Exchange
4,000
13%
26%
25%
*
Co of Canada
Gas
Union
Last
Period
High
c\v;,
Chemical Corp:.—.
Unexcelled
Interest
Wasatch
12 %
Temper Corp—_—_______—_10
True
BONDS
Shares
High
8%
—1
Lux Corp—
Trans
Low
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended February 5)
Sales
Range
Jan
17%
8%
,1
45%
-
41%
45
-
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range). . dEx-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal. , n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
A Bonds being traded flat.
''
•" <•
•No
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
3,600
45
■
par
$ Friday's
bid
§ Reported
in
and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,"
<
cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
Abbreviations used
Tire
Vanderbilt
Rubber—.;
&
Vinco
;,,7%
„:.5%
10%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
5
Jan
;6%
Jan
Feb
9%
400
.
11%
11%
10,100
11%
13%
7%
8%
17,400
5%
Jan
8%
5%
f6%
24.800
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
Food Products
Vornado
A;.
77c
&
3%
___1
"w w,"
3%
Weiman
& Company
(Del)
.___
Chemical
Texas
5%
3%
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
75
3%;
-
1,200
75
•
c-V.
3 %
are
1%
'
,
Leaseholds
Western
Stockholders Invest
206.42
Feb.
1
626.20
151.27
85.99
207.23
87.30
78.07
78.55
2
•636.92
153.15
86.22
•209.98
87.23
78.02
78.70
■■
Total
40
Bonds
81.42
78.31
78.03
87.08
Jan.
81.21
81.62
-
81.38
81.80
81.43
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb.
1%
Jan
Feb.
3
630.97
161.34
85.82
208.10
87.01
78.02
78.65
Jan
81.96
81.41
Feb.
4
631.14
151.74
85.87
208.27
86.97
78.01
78.66
81.93
81.39
Jan
93
Jan
30
Jan
30
"
Jan
•The
Jan
4'%
Jan
3%
1,100
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
for
each
1%
2,400
1-A Jan
11 i!
Jan
for
the
Jan
20%
79
Jan
83
held.
share
stocks to
63
Jan
Jan
the 30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
Electric Corporation's distribution of one additional share of common stock
This changed the divisor for the 30 industrials to 3.659 from 3.739 and that
18.47 from 18.71.
lor
averages
the1 tWestinghouse
to
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
81%
82
60
4%
5
13,000
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
Western
ities
Jan
18 V4
3%
100
3%
Jan
31i
Jan
%
4
Rails
•
Jan
3%
1
Co
Util¬
Rails
trials
4%
1%
pfd___ .100
Development
10
Grade
28%
82
__
—50c
Inc—
4.40%
Western
Second
Grade
Stocks
85.56
<
10
First
^Indus¬
65
Jan
3%
1%
-1 %
ities
151.60
622.62
29
Util¬
roads
trials
Date
10
10
'
Total
15
Rail¬
„
1%
•
380
84
—Bonds—
20
Indus¬
and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
Stocks
2%
225,900
V
as
••
:
the daily closing averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock Exchange
on
: |.;
......
Jan
3
-
18,000
1%
.
21%
250
1%
.1.25
warrants.
Jan
27
82
without
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan
-300
"x w,"
warrants;
Jan
5%
1
Products
Utilities
13%
Jan
2%
83
Inc.
Manufacturing
West
~3%
—5
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
Jan
4%
(2%
10c
1
;
26
preference——£—__
Wentworth
11%
700
.
-
1
Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common..,
series
1,300
with
Jan
3%
;
'3%
-
30
Instrument
Webster Investors Inc
Jan
12%
13%
5
514
common
Precision
Waltham
13 %
Jan
12%
ctfs____•
—100
trust
I
Inc
Bond
Jan
11%
12
—*
voting
cumulative preferred
$6
issued;
30
Co—
Baking
preferred
Wagner
Waitt
when
v
w
Aircraft
Waco
12%
12%
11%
12%
*
__10c
Inc
;
100 :
300
12 %
11%
25c
.
Manufacturing
Vogt
i,"
Jan
6
"w
Jan
7%
2
12%
Feb
.7
300
5
—1
(The) Instrument Co
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
$2
7
_
5
Corporation /_______—_1
Victoreen
Vita
500
9%
9%
1
Industries warrants—
Norman
Van
——__1
Corp ——_—.
Valspar
5,000
J an
%
Jan
Date——
%
Ltd
;
"
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
.
,
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
—Is
*
31%
32
200
30 %
Jan
32 %
Jan
Mon.
Feb. 1
104.18
High
for 1959
109.60 Aug
Westmoreland
"~20
30%
31%
150
30%
Jan
37%
Jan
Tues,
Feb. 2—
104.58
Low
101.42 Sep 23
-.10
28%
28%
28%
25
28%
Jan
29%
Jan
Wed.
Feb. 3—
104.93
—1
44%
43 %
44%
200
43%
Feb
44%
Feb
Thurs.
Feb. 4_—
104.86
High
-10c
i9o
A
%
900
%
Jan
%
Jan
Fri.
Feb. 5—_
104.78
Low
Amer
Coal
Westmoreland
i_
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing—
White Eagle International Oil Co..
White
Stag
Co
Wichita
River
Wickes
(The)
1
Oil
Corp
!
Williams
(R
C)
2%
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
16%
1,100
16%
14
3,200
12%
Jan
14
Feb
1,300
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
800
3%
Jan
26%
Jan
10%-
4%
11
4 V4
4%
29 3
Feb
Jan
5
34%
Jan
4
3,200
19%
19V4
100
18%
Jan
19%
Jan
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%-pfd_. .100
Wood (John) Industries Ltd—
*
Wood Newspaper machine
1
87%
87%
10
87
Jan
89%
Jan
13V4
15%
150
.13
Woodall
2114
22 %
700
Wilson Brothers
1
5%
preferred
19V4
—
...
Industries
2
Inc
—i
Woodley Petroleum Co
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
American
6%
dep
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—T
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Olf-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
1%
40c
22%
~714
4%
..50c
__l0c
4%
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Alsco Inc 5%s
AAmer
Steel
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
&
Elec
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
Pump
Power
6s
Chicago
Transit
Delaware Lack
Lackawanna
1973
debs
N
J
6s
Builders
Corp—
Hess
National Research
5s
convertible
National
5%s
Theatres
i
debentures
1976_.Jan-Juip
1984
w
Corp—
Inc—
Television,
&
,
Mar-Sep
1974
New
England "power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended
Ohio Power 1st mortgage
1st
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
HQ tr ctfs—
April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
5%s
subord
mortgage
3s
to
U&y-Nov
,
Jon-July
1963—
April-Oct
April-Oct
3%s 1968
1971
Water
&
-
Harbor
—
Water
Power
Ltd
Southern
Edison
5s
conv
3s
deb
1965
3%s series A 1973
3s
series
B
3s
series F
3%s
series
1978
1979
G
i
3981
4%s series H
4%s series I
4%s
series
series
J
K
1982
1983.
California
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sept
1982
4%s
Gas
Counties Gas
Jan
Utility
5%
Jan
High
120
Sold
No.
42
—2.3
219.8
—1.7
231.8
207.1
434.2
—4.5
447.3
382.7
287.1
—0.8
360.4
283.8
.
-
;c
"
low.
•New
Stock Exchange
23
84 %'
No. of
86%
120%
82%
84
67
63%
65%
84%
82%
Int'l
...
Bonds
Bonds
$5,569,000
197,000
405,000
Sales
$1,823,000
Feb. 2
Wed.
Feb. 3
3,021,620
Thurs.
Feb. 4
2,617,190
Feb. 5
2,531,790
6,449,000
4,756,000
4,675,000
14,005.490
$27,356,000
Fri.
3%s
(Calif)
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1971—.Jon-July
1970
3s
49%
48
32
49%
.48
32..
v
—
$60
"<
$20%
$5,932,000
6,104,000
—
563,000
—_
5,051,000
5,080,000
73
$81
7
107% 114
77
102
100% 102
107%
100%
76
76
76%
17
127
96%
97
21
113
/ 75%
97
96
S.
88%
87%
81
81
90
86
Industrial
and
Total
-
-
86
6
172,680,500
$145,519,000
$180,686,500
$ 1,823,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95%
97
21
95 %
145
150
22
97
$64%
89%
91
£75
Mon.
Tues.
Feb. 2
Feb. 3
87
88%
91
_
[
4—
Feb.
Fri.
78
Feb. 5
85%
$563,000
L
1960
141,000
93,000
7,000
10
92%
"Bonds—
98
98%
"2
Shares.
Domestic
99
96%
1
of
100%
96%
97%
86 %
87
84
84
Foreign
$28,000
Foreign
1959
$598,000
$7,000
Jan. 1 to
"
8,588,836
$487,000
$3,859,000
21,000
9,000
147,000
7,000
$598,000
$517,000
51,914,841
30,032,392
28,000
62,000
$4,068,000
Feb. 5
1959
1960
4,627,880
.
government—
corporate
158,000
$7,000
$563,000
Stocks—Number
90
98%
$101
$84
$90,000
4,000
.
Week Ended Feb. 5 ~
85%
85
Bonds
116,000
*
151,000
79
85
86%
$85
96%
86,000
4.627,880
$92%
$86 %
137,000
Total
Bonds
116,000
860,600
Foreign
Corporate
$17,000
85%
$74
98%
Gov't
,Bonds
81%
$79
$85
_
$73,000
923,875
_
_
$73
$78%
.,
Bonds
979,290
'
1
Foreign
.
Domestic
993,820
Feb. 1
Thurs.
65
•
(No. of
Shares)
Wed.
154
145
;
Stocks
-
117%
117%
117% 117%
"
—
Transactions at the American'Stock Exchange
91%
$83
98%
137,481,000
$31,744,000
4,000
.
91
8,001,000
81
92%
$85%
97
$8,038,000
27,356,000
$1,424,000
30,320,000
$1,000
89
81
150
.99,394,171
-----—
Railroad
97
88
117%
78,007,571
14,005,490
Bank
101%
$90
,.
'*
16,140,757
■
Government
International
77%
$100
,'88%
1959
$29,179,000
Shares.—
of
Foreign
37
1- to Feb. 5
Bonds—
U.
232
Jan.
i960
1959
21
73
89
108
',$29,179,000
Week Ended Feb. 5
Stocks—Number
21
21%
7,012,000
,
______
1960
—
73
73
6
ivi.J'30
Total—
Bond
:
295,000
Tues.
2,824,559
3,077,050
Feb. 1—-
Mon.
Bonds
$363,000
5,907,000
Shares
Total
Gov't
Bonds
Foreign
and Miscel.
U. S.
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
46 %
84
20
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
High
128
46%
313.8
321.2
414.7
Service
and
Finance
Jan. 1
Low
118
.
371.6
216.1
— —...
Range Since
120
84%
—3.2
Transactions at the New York
Bonds
50
86%
—4.3
522.1
313.8*
Transportation
Jan
1%
495.6
284.7
Jan
Jan
$30
April-Oct
—
1982
Southern
Southern
3%
4%
$98%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug*
3%s series D 1976—
E
Jan
474.4
505.5*
—
Goods
Mining
84%
Feb-Aug
1973
2%s series C 1976
3%s series
9-fV Jan
Non-Durable
Trade,
83%
1981—May-Nop
3s
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums
California
505.5
Jan
400.1
•
-
Goods
Durable
Jan
$65
3%s
Power
3 %s 1970
Public Service
1
Bafe
457.8
570.1
U15
84
,
1964..June-Dec
Jan-July
Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967...
..May-Nop
5%s
conv
subord
debs
1964
April-Oct
Pennsylvania
527.7
Jan
86
^
1963
AGuantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Altallan Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
National Bellas
Jan
8%
t47
Division—
debentures
55%
24%
115
mortgage
subord
490.7
Feb
Manufacturing
554.2
*
Jan
Friday's
Bid & Asked
A 1st
General
441.3
—3.7
Jan. 22, '60
29, '60
RR—
Western
of
—3.3
514.6
Jan
or
May-Floy
4s series A 1993—
mortgage* 4s serie$ B 1993—:— —May
Finland Residential Mlge Bank 5s 1961— Mar-Sepf
1st
416-9
495.7
Week's Range
Jan-July
1978
3%s
Authority
&
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1970
A
series
6s
Quar-Feb
1998
1
Aug
2%s
Industries
403.2
Jan.
7%
Last
inc debs 1994—June-Dec
3%s 1970
June-Dec
4s
High
Composite
21%
Low
1974—_ June-Dec
debs
subord
conv
Low
Change
Jan
800
119
ending Jan. 29, 1960, for composite
Jan
400
Sale Price
stock
based on the closing prices of the common
and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows (1939 = 100):
-1959-1960week
for
45
Friday
BONDS
1
14
1 %
5
6
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices
11,200
7%
T
30%
3,100
23
7%
104.18 Feb
„„
4
Feb
3%
——--1.'.
-—
I960
109.39 Jan
for
Jan
9-A
l.'a
Range
21%
1,000
46 %
45
45
8
regular—5s
I——_£1
ord
rets
27%
28 %
..25
common
•
—
Jan
12%
10%
—1
Co..
&
26
16%
12%
1-
Industries... -.10
Williams-McWilliams
1%
100
2
2
—5
....
Williams Brothers Co..
1,400
20 %
20
20V4
1
Corp..
Mfg
Jan
19
Range
Closing
«
'
.
i
•
$3,573,000
272,000
122,000
$3,'967,000
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
34
.
.
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
(634)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February 5)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
fcr Week
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
New
5
Corp..
84%
1.090
77%
Feb
91%
Jan
27%
27%
29%
29
534
27 %
Feb
29
Feb
Co
Anaconda
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
79%
Jan
83%
Jan
60 %
Feb
68%
Jan
59%
Jan
62%
Jan
Gas
Assoc
Ford
Motor
General
46%
Lone
5ft
Racing
932
cum
Assn
18
Jan
60%
Jan
Feb
93 %
Jan
2,492
85%
Feb
62%
327
59%
Jan
63%
Jan
35 %
115
35%
Feb
36%
625
28%
565
Oil
of
11%
11%
Jan
12
7c
7c
7c
Jan
10c
20%
2,598
19%
Jan
20%
35%
36%
944
353..
Feb
37%
46%
Feb
47%
75
53%
Standard
Oil
(N J)
Oil
Standard
15%
89
15%
Feb
16%
10
24
Feb
29
42%
43%
78
42%
Jan
44
31%
32
31%
Jan
32%
Jan
58
Texaco
1
36%
Jan
35
35
36
639
33%
Jan
36%
Jan
25%
25%
27%
2.072
25%
Feb
31%
Jan
53%
Jan
64
Jan
56
Jan
62%
Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
Torrington Co
•
Co.
54%
5
U S Smelt Rfg & Mining
56%
50
30%
30%
43
29%
16%
50
*
'
165
55
56%
54%
25
Corp
Co
16%
6
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
Jan
98%
51
99%
196
98%
Feb
114%
49%
12.50
6.25
52%
523
49%
Feb
56 %
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
New
Par
Chamberlin
Co
39%
228
14%
6
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Milling
—
_.
I
Kroger
8ft
Gamble
&
U
S
21%
Feb
34 Vs
16
16
Feb
16
Feb
37
37%
Feb
42%
Jan
31%
775
30%
Feb
33 Vs
Jan
83
10
7734
Jan
83
Feb
35%
Jan
38%
Jan
89
Jan
90 34
Jan
9
37%
10
90 ¥4
396
6%
580
6%
Jan
7
10%
Jan
Feb
35'
228
25%
Jan
114
61 %
Jan
30
25%
25%
62%
140
2
Jan
28%
Jan
63%
Jan
30%
32
811
30%
Feb
33%
67 %
777
81 %
Feb
90%
Jan
175
1
175
170
•'
38%
5
32%
81
170
38%
47
38%
33%
Allis
15
31 3/4
Feb
Feb
Jan
175
41'/2
34%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Can
»
issued
Tel
Co
Armour
53%
229
Jan
Jan
Feb
58
Tel
At
$33% '
Co
Jan
39
120
31%
Feb
35
21%
664
21% Jan
25%
41 %
185
40'/4
4334
51'%
53%
123
51% Jan "
58%
4'/,s
Boeing
Steel
77%
84 »4
327
77%
Feb
90%
28%
215
27%
Feb
28%
80 «/8
83
580
7934
Jan
83
new
6034
100
60y4
Feb
67
Cities
6334
63%
66%
276
63%
Feb
77
40
41%
196
34
Jan
41%
213/4
21 %
213/4
198
21 y.
Feb
23%
13%
13 »/8
13%
170
13'/.
Feb
15%
Jan
50 »/4
Budd
Products
Buell
Die
Machine..
&
Chrysler
Consolidated Paper
Continental Motors
Davidson
50%
52'/4
30
53%
Baler
Trailer
Corp
__
Motor
__
Co
_
General Motors
Martin
Mead
Stamping
Wines
Jan
534
Jan
Jan
5
Masco
Screw
3834
Jan
942
343/2
Feb
39%
Jan
1,901
79%
Jan
92%
28 34
28%
1,196
253/2
Jan
2934
Jan
152
Parke
Davis
(H
W)
&
900
5»4
Feb
634
Jan
48 3/2
483/2
4874
1.321
473/4
Jan
5534
Jan
2%
2%
3
356
2%
2%
234
150
2% Jan
334
Jan
1 %
1%
450
13/4
Jan
1%
Jan
334
Jan
—
T
3 3/4
3 3/4
100
33/4
Feb
3174
819
31 3/4
Jan
3274
16
313
15
Jan
16
5%
iye
5%
100
Raisin
Rudy
1 3/4
4,100
2%
175
11%
720
4
5 3/2
6,355
33/4
393/4
40J4
3,154
2 3/2
2%
546
1 Vs
2%
Pappr
•
20
J<
——
19%
Sherman
Jan
Jan
Jan
IV4
Jan
12%
-
Jan
2%
Feb
Jan
&
Feb
42%
Jan
2y#
Jan
2%
Jan
31
140
27
Jan
31'/4
Jan
12 3/a
305
11'/,
Jan
12'/a
Jan
22'/4
223/2
503
22'/4
24»/4
Feb
«...
'
_
Feb
2,756
18%
Feb
243/2' Jan
16%
—
300
203s
16%
470
16'/8
Jan
18 Va
Jan
8%
Jan
334
„
.
7'/4
—
«
A
-
374
18%'
10
1
class
Feb
393/2
12
1
__
Co
5»4
31
10
-
Products
Corp
fan
5
-
Studebaker-Packard
Common
40
7%
42
153/4
33/4 Jan
563
42
153/4
_
______
153/4
4 ye
53/4 Jan
Jan
42
Feb
42
Feb
15»/4
200
3,004
Feb
45%
Feb
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
compilation
of
the
round-lot
Friday
STOCKS
transactions
Abbott
Laboratories
Steel
20
21%
703/4
Jan
Allied
Feb
49%
Jan
AJlis-Chalmera
4%
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
Aluminum
25
4934
Feb
55%
Jan
80
26%
Feb
31%
Jan
of
Co
483/«
Jan
224
21 %
Jan
25 %
Jan
American
9
92%
Feb
98%
Jan
American
67%
146
63%
Feb
70%
Jan
™
279
793/4
Feb
93
Jan
28
25%
Jan
29%
Jan
85
46% Feb
85
82
51%
Jan
Jan
20%
19
20%
1,000
19
Feb
23%
Jan
13%
13%
14%
1,900
13%
Feb
17%
Jan
15
15
11%
1
14%
Jan
16 Va
Jan
11%
12%
1,800
11%
Feb
13 %
Jan
47%
100
47%
Feb
53 V4
Jan
55%
58
Feb
53%
Jan
American
New
513/8
Jan
58
39%
7,100
35
Jan
39%
Jan
33,3/4
31%
33%
3,700
31%
Feb
35 Vs
Jan
1
93 %
93%
96
400
93%
Jan
1
203/a
20%
21%
3,500
203/s
Feb
1Q7
25%
Jan
Jan
38%
common
American
28%
300
40%
413/4
4,300
40%
Feb
29%
43%
Jan
523/4
51%
53%
1,600
51%
Feb
58
Jan
3.50
56%
53%
56%
700
49%
Jan
59
5
i—________
w
Rad
&
Stand San
American Steel Foundries
When
issued •
Jan
99%
Jan
50 Vs
666
47'/,
Jan
56%
Feb
20%
190
20>/4
Feb
Jan
American
Tel
48 %
85
47%
Feb
21%
493/i
Jan
American
Tobacco
American
&
Tel
83 y4
78%
83%
2,300
78
Jan
9iy4
Jan
66%
28%
28
283/8
21,200
28
Feb
28%
5
15%
15%
16
14V4
Jan
16
Feb
Feb
j
Feb
1
(Un)I
33%
3434
no
33% Feb
39 v*
Jan
733/4
733/4
20
73»/4
89%
Company
373/.
4334
35
36% Jan
37%
Jan
Arkansas
Louisiana
10
40%
Jan
43%
Feb
Armco
43'/4
441/4
11
43'/,
Feb
46%
Jan
Armour
Ashland
Feb
58%
58
593/4
67
58
Feb
06%
Jan
32
32
331/4
113
32
Feb
34%
Jan
1
54%
54%
6
54V4
Feb
583/4
Jan
.5
98%
983/4
40
37%
383/4
96% Jan
39
109
Jan
35
35
Co
Oil
conv
(Un)
(Un)
Gas
68
70%
300
68
35%
400
35
Feb
37%
Jan
80%
82%
8,000
80
Jan
-83%
Jan
50
107
Jan
IO8V4
107
36%
38%
3,300
36%
—50
59%
59%
61%
1,300
33%
33%
400
2.50
com
—10
5%
Athey
.
.
-1
10
35
37
15%
Feb
103/8
Jan
Baldwin-Lim a-Hamilton
25
34% Jan
39%
Jan
33%
Feb
38%
Jan
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Manufacturing Co
59%
Feb
'69%
Jan
Benguet Consolidated Inc
15'4
ley.
37
333/i
593/8
34%
155
611/,
72
10
663/4
66%
68%
95
66% Jan
79
Jan
57'%
57'/,
20
57'/, Jan
59 %
Jan
— —
303/.
-
—
473/4
48
30%
303/.
47
47
66%
2,700
65
Feb
41%
6,500
33%
Jan
41%
Feb
21
21
21%
1,200
21
Jan
23%
34
500
34
Feb
34-
Jan
Feb
Feb
27%
Jan
24%
24%
9%
93/4
300
9l/4
Jan
9%
Jan
23%
24%
300
22 %
Jan
Jan
39%
39%
39%
300
39%
Feb
26 V4
41%
13
13%
1,600
13
Feb
15%
Jan
1,000
14%
a
6
46%' Jan
20
-
48%
Jan
Booth
30%
17
37»/4
Jan
Borg-Warner
Corn
50%
Jan
Brach
(E J)—
45
Feb
Jan
Fisheries Corp.
&
Sons
16%
(Un)__
_0
24%
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
50
80%
Feb
-82
Jan
403/4
Feb
46
Jan
1%
1,400
300
50
52%
2,800
50
38%
50
38
15
16%
80%
403/4
44
1%
50
i
2s*
IV4
Jan
Feb
Vj, Feb
1%
Jan
57%
jan
40
Jan
30 y.
III"5
43
•
140
301/4
100
293/4
Jan
32%
Jan
27
5
_
2,500
38%
44
Pi
r
25%
80%
•
1—10
Steel Cfrp (Un)
Manufacturing
Boeing Airplane
Jan
Jan
Jan
-
13%
(Un)
Binks
35
23%
"
Bethlehem
__
68
Jan
10
_
__
.5
Feb
31%
38%
Feb
36%
59%
39%
—10
____
Feb
43
4
_
Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco Corporation
Jan
Jan
Feb
34
6
common
non-cumulative preferred
Products
Jan
76 V*
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
78%
65
preferred—!—
35
500
107
36%
II,
Refining
2nd
-
35
"25
__
new
(111)
&
Jan
82%
*
(Un)
Jan
15%
60%
Corp
Jan
35%
25
40%
—
333/,
$1.50
&
Corp
2,300
Jan
70%
_
36% Jan
'
Ohio Oil
Viscose
'/
27%
33%
Jan
373/4
28%
~~~
____*
Co
(Un)_.
34%
Steel
:
40%
Fdry
Corp
48
Feb
300
12" 50
_!io
(Un)
&
Motors
73 V4
..1
100
38
10
1
*
—.
•
Jan
47%
1
—
58
Can Co (Un)
Cyanamld Co
473/4
•
32%
f
American Mach
82%
91
62
Jan
Theatres (Un)
60
22%
86
—
48%
Feb
28 %
(Un)
20'4
w
57%
1,200
*
Broadcasting-Paramount
93'/,
48%
800
293/e
America
American Airlines
21%
46%
59
283/4
•
28
48'%
57%
29%
Aluminium Ltd
49»/,
20
High
57%
Manufacturing
703/4
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
5
Laboratories
033/4
—
Shares
High
Jan
92%
80
for Week
1
4% Jan
27
50
Range
Low
.—10
common
Corp
45 y.
26%
49%
Sales
of Prices
Last
Co
62'/. Jan
278
only
Week's
Sale Price
Par
-50c
49%
'
26%
493/4
see page 42.
1 Vs
2%
11
Jan
Feb
5%
1
"
Dillon
Scotten
*
-2
__.
Manufacturing
93
'
Feb
5%
11
5%
*
41
-™~"1L40
3%' Jan
16
534
1
__
186
America.
Feb
31%
_
—.
.
Co
4%
.
Jan
5%
1
&Co__
Rickel
46 V«
8
•
53/2
__i
64 3/8
10
35'/2, Febr
53/2
Products
4%
—33 %c
Jan
Feb
5
81%
113/4
45 %
5
For
footnotes,
117,
Feb
343/2
——
62%
Register
z.
Feb
4%
353/2
Feb
Jan
Bears Roebuck
10%
731
80%
—50c
Jan
St Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
Jan
205
5
341/2
Advance Ross Electronics Corp.
54%
_I
141/2
35 3/2
Jan
52%
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Jan
——
32%
45
of
13%
3434
Feb
45% Jan
Corp
1,965
Jan
3534
5
29%
80
Radio
Jan
Jan
87
67
Oil
70%
4%
Admiral
45
Pure
Jan
130
Jan
47'/,
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
62 >/4
10%
5
57%
45
.
Jan
1,340
-
3%
253/4
Jan
46%
Gypsum
35
Jan
__
45%
Ward
Lead
Feb
213/a
50'4
Montgomery
National
Jan
'
.
670
,
_
62%
—•
43'/,
National
23/4
30%
•;
•
22 3 8
.
Akron Brass Manufacturing
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
_
North American Aviation
854
2,137
143/4
4%
—
Jan
22 Vs
Refineries
43%
National Distillers
—
1
Jan
5
Cash
10%
143/8
274
Monsanto Chemical
National
13%
_
Jan
Co
Corp
64 3/8
1
10
(P)
62 3/2
1
Anaconda
Lorillard
Jan
•
274
313/,,
10
60%
*
—
273^,
.1.66%
6934
International Harvester
„
Feb
3
_
28%
5
1%
Laughlin—
23%
2%
_____
—
Foundry
Leonard
1,130
303/2
•
Lansing
Jan
24'/.
e
4
22 34
Chemical
&
LaSalle
28%
Feb
427/s
Kingston Products
Lakey
Jan v'V.
2%
1
Kresge Co (S S)
Heater
243/4
1
Corp
Kysor
2%
584
303/2
1
Oil
2,700
Feb
Paige
Lakes
3%
27%
40%
Brewing
Graham
Great
High
2%
27',
3%
11,062
Gar Wood Industries
Goebel
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
41 3b
Trailer
Feb
3
&
Jan
40%
.
.
Jan
Greyhound
Jones
61
5
_
Jan
-
International Tel & Tel
Jan
y.
Bearings
_
66%
l
—
Low
1
42'/,
1
Motors.
60
41
_
21%
2.50
Dynamics
General Electric
General
__
27
.5
Fruehauf
Jan
-..,.1
95
1
General
Jan
65%
—20
,
638
5
Ford
56 Va
Sales
__1
22%
7
Federated Dept Stores.
Feb
Shares
1
Bros
American
_
Jan
for Week
10
67 3/8
l
Steel
110 34
Feb
Range
25
Corp
60%
1
Detroit
Feb
51%
$5,500
1
22
Corn Products
Dayton Power & Light
Jan
Uv I'
5
Burroughs Corporation
603/4
Curtiss
Dow Chemical
Jan
103'/4
60%
Week's
Company
22%
—10
Wright
Jan
148
Feb
25
61
61
1
67%
.1
8ystem
86 Va
Feb
50
60%
of Prices
1
Metal
Jan
25
*
?
51%
60%
Feb
60%
_
35
__
Jan
40
10
Corp
Columbia. Gas
Feb
903/8
97%
-'-
23 7
Electric
Ailen
American
2
Service
Clopay
76
1383/4
,
Last
__1
—
Jan
10
51%
Par
Jan
common..
—
23%
40
—
Feb
60%
29%
Burlington Ind
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Feb
50
Friday
Feb
Airplane
Brunswick-Balke
17%
Jan
27%
60 3/4
8
—
Jan
293
Sale Price
Acme
Bethlehem
56
97% 100 3/4
1988
—
Jan
3
!
Avco
Jan
•
Jan
_1
«
.
Feb
50 3A
9134
90'/a
:
Jan
Feb
82%
*
Oil
76
463/4
45
Jan
40 3/4
—
;
50
_
20'/,
792
Jan
35%
32%
8
10
—,
17%
-
Jan
823/4
(El)
Ashland
50
27%
_
Steel
Armco
1134
53%
13 v*
31%
—
American Motors
Anaconda
38%
12'/4
60
20 '
—
20%
American Cyanami
American
38
—
American
Jan
76
10
.
Udylite Corporation
—~
Ltd
Airlines
When
53%
38
III10
Chalmers
Aluminium
12 %
53%
Stores
American
50%
52
Detroit Stock Exchange
Walker
""
1
_
471/8
138 34 138%
STOCKS
Vinco
Allied
Jan
46%
of these Cincinnati prices.
Jan
81%
Unlisted Stock*
Alleghany
443/2
indebted to the firm of W. E, HUTTON & CO for the transmission
Rivpr
31 %
100
Playing Card
Jan
,
Feb
Feb
12
31
12
31%
.
Jan
85%
Corp
413/4
18%
Jan
40%
61%
25%
common
preferred
Rapid-American
Jan
11
1
_
Procter
32%
31
_,
5
.*
114
6%
•
10
Art
100
33%
37%
6%
1
Eagle Picher
21%
89%
— —
National
Feb
30%
10
-12%
Crystal Tissue
Diamond
Jan
I4V2
""
83
30%
Telephone
Transit
Jan
19 %
16
——
100
Cincinnati
Jan
40 »/2
Jan
14
32%
•
Cincinnati
38%
Jan
9
37%
-25
8.50
preferred
20
6.25
____
Trausit
are
Fruehauf
High
Feb
21%
32%
_
common.
8
25
8
14%
10
__
Gas
Cincinnati
Gibson
Low
39%
—
preferred
Champion Paper
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8
——
*
_
43
BONDS
Ford
Shares
1
Brewing
Jan
16%
i
w
W)_
< F
Federal-Mogul-Bower
—20
Manufacturing
4ft
of Prices
Low
.1
,
Balcrank
Carey
373/2
—11.50
Electric
common
Woolworth
Ex-Cell-O
for Week
Sale Price
Burger
Feb
•
—
Westinghouse
Economy
Sales
Last
STOCKS
_
30'/8
-
_
Detroit Steel Corp
_
46
Jan
■
Steel
S
Detroit Edison.
_
36'/,
25
—
Union Carbide
U
Jan
Feb
Manufacturing
American Laundry
Jan
36 >e
51%
Jan
54%
Aeronca
26
463/4
-
1
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
31%
35
Corp
Jan
41%
Jan
87
issued
223/i
36 3/8
7
Jan
24
46%
260
Westinghouse Elec
230
10
(Ohio
Jan
15%
24
55%
Inc
24'/,
Jan
100
35%
System
23'/4
Jan
423/4
Jan
35%
54%
Machine
4IV4
55V4
Feb
Jan
20 %
35
Shoe
Jan
Feb
39
Jan
*
Rubber
39'/,
403/8
Feb
11%
60
•
Fruit
2
—25
Indiana
I
100
203,i
30
20
Stop & Shop Inc
Waldorf
Standard
Jan
30%
Feb
Feb
Inc
Webster
&
41 y*
233/4
•
Brands
We
Association
Shawmut
41'/4
50c
Standard
Jan
100
Feb
2678
100
15
100
100
89%
93%
4
26%
10
pfd_100
1
5
Co
Rexall Drug and Chemical
107
Jan
91
85%
10
25
—2.50
RR
39'/4
5
Rand
Sperry
50%
39
15
Co
Southern
Jan
100 %
60%
88
1
Mining
When
Jan
35%
Chemical
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
S
78%
82%
89 3
Corp
RR Co
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
U
Jan
78%
Corp
Cement
New
United
Jan
57%
306
Feb
1.00
Feb
18
60%
Jan
76
Feb
76
50c
18
59%
5
National Service Companies
United
Jan
50
Co common
Copper
Narragansett
Stone
Jan
30%
1
Star
Quincy
48%
Feb
10
18
?
Co
Coal
Maine Central
Olin
58%
Feb
25
50c
50c
Feb
45 3s
-
100
76
76
100
Inc
Co
Kennecott
54
28 %
180
Co
Creek
Island
-
107
28%
B
Stores
Electric
Gillette
435
45%
5
class
pfd
cum
National
55%
54
28%
cumulative preferred
100
Eastern Mass St Rv Co common—100
6ft
761
10
com
4'4 ft
First
441
60%
—10
—
Fuel
&
61 34
60
60
*
Co
Service
Cities
Eastern
83
60%
25
Jan
214
30%
79%
82%
50
—
Prop
Pers
Boston
293s
_
—33 %
Co.
Edison
Boston
100
Sugar Refining
& Tel
Tel
American
28%
8,363
■
American
Jan
77%
83%
.1.66%
i
w
3034
97
High
46
298
46%
Oil
Mobil Oil
Socony
2914
•
Motors
High
Sinclair
High
Low
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Last
STOCKS
27 V.,
1,150
20%
Jan
27%
Feb
41%
433/,
1,200
41%
Feb
48%
Jan
142 %
277
139%
Jan
140
Number 5923
191
Volume
.
.
Commercial
.
The
and Financial
Chronicle
(635)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
-
STOCKS
Friday
Fast
"■V
Week's
V
Par
.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
3
1
Budd Company —————
Burlington Industries <Dn)
Burroughs Corp iUn)—
a
__
...._.—12.50 *.
Burton-Dixie Corp .
Brothers —-
25
37%
15
24%
Hecla Inc
&
5
Gas Ltd i;—.—30c
Canadian Export
Canadian Pacific
Carrier Corp common——:
America (Un):
Corp
West Corp-ri——
Champlln Oil & Refining common
$3 convertible preferred
Corp of
Celanese
__
2,%
•;:25V2
38 %
—.25
10
*
v
„
50c
Cent;livre Brewing
Central & South
New common w
6%
2.50
1
25
Chemetron Corp —
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)„_
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
•
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com,-.—*
29%
19%
52%
Low
60
24%
22%
31%
25
37%
24%
2%
25%
38%
29%
6%
<
24%
2A
25%
39%
30%
31%
19%
53
—
13%
62 %
13%
62%
13%
64%
31
45%
31
31%
__
23%
18
30%
series A preferred—____:—___l00
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
5rk,
8,200
51%
600
23%
Jan
1,400
30%
60
Jan
21%
Feb
350
22%
35%
23%
5,200
24%
900
Jan
26
Feb
25%
Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
,
26%
;
National
Cash
National
Distillers
National
Gypsum
Co
National
Lead
(Un)
Jan
Register
27%
1,200
Jan
31%
Jan
National
Standard
6%
1,900
1,500
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
National
Tile
41%
•
Jan
29%
20%
Jan
Jan f;
53
25%
200
Feb
51
.: 30
33%-Jan
19%
900
Jan
Jan
28%
New
York
Co
&
Co
Aviation
American
69%
Jan
Feb
26
Jan
500
18
Feb
23%
Jan
200
30%
Feb
36
Jan
200
27%
Jan
600
13%
Feb
1,300
62 %
Jan
71%
Jan
1,200
31
Feb
32%
Common
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
(Un)
-
f
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern
Pacific
29%
<
Service
Radio
Jan
Northern States
15%
Jan
(Minnesota)
Erie
Railroad
(Un)__
First
Firstamerlca
Northwest
Flour. Mills
Bancorporation
Ford
Motor
300
57%
Feb
663/4
Jan
200
32 %
Feb
353/b
Jan
54%
55%
300
54%
Feb
'56 '/2
Jan
108
Jan
45
48%
14%
29
19%
56%
19%
20
4,100
20%
Jan
56%
57
3,600
56%
Feb
58%
Jan
Pan Ame 1 lean
28
28
100
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
Paramount Pictures
55%
400
53%
Jan
56%
Jan
Parke-Davis &
Dairies
Trailer
26%
27
900
26%
Feb
29
Jan
Parker
class A
42
43
900
42
Jan
46%
Jan
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
34
Feb
4iy4
Jan
Jan
64%
29%
Manufacturing
49 %
Jan
Ohio
Edison
49%
Jan
Ohio
Oil
49%
Jan
Olln-Mathieson
14%
550
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Owens-Illinois
30%
500 V
29
Feb
35
General
Foods
General
Motors
General
Portland
General
Public
19%
Jan
Pacific
Co
30
29%
30%.
51%
51%
10
45%
45%
100
44%
Jan
48
Jan
24%
23%
24%
3,200
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
26
26 %
200
24%
Jan
293%
Jan
33%
33%
35%
3,200
"33%
Jan
413%
jan
18%
19
700
18%
Jan
203%
jan
Gas
60%
200
59
Jan
61%
Jan
1,800
35
Jan
39%
Jan
.5
46%
46%
48%
1,200
46
Jan
98%
98%
50
98 3%
Feb
105
Jan
Chemical
Corp
Glass
&
Pen
12
6.25
Electric
(Un)
62
200
Feb
64
Jan
18%
19%
500
19%
Jan
22%
Jan
43%
100
42%
Jan
433/4
Feb
40
39%
40%
600
39
Jan
46
Jan
16%
16%
16%
300
16%
Feb
163/4
Feb
8
15%
16
800
15%
Jan
17%
80
15%
15%
1,300
153/4
Jan
173/s
Jan
57%
57%
59%
900
57%
Jan
61
Jan
36%
36%
34%
Jan
40
Jan
29
Feb
333/4
jan
513/4
Feb
573%
jan
(Un)
Inc—
1
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II
2
Jan
Pepsi-Cola Co
33%«
36%
500
Jan
Pfizer
33 %o
29V4
29
29%
4,100
Jan
Phelps
12.50
52%
51%
52%
400
3
30%
30%
31%
500
Feb
32%
Jan
"•
44%
44
44%
2,200
44
Feb
48
Jan
28
29
900
28
Jan
29
Jan
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Dodge Corp (Un)
43
Jan
47%
Jan
Corp (Un).
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
40%
Feb
42%
Jan
Potter Co (The)
29%
29%
29%
1,200
29
Jan
32%
Jan
Public Service
92
92
94%
500
92
Feb
98%
Jan
Pure Oil Co
Jan
9%
100
9%
Jan
9%
234% 239%
600
234%
Jan
265%
700
27%
Feb
1,100
94%
Jan
1,800
28 %
14%
9%
__
234%
27%
27%
95%
.98
11%
9%
__
38
27%
-
28%
99%
7%
Feb
33
Jan
Jan
__
28%
.
60%
8%
3%
14%
7%
48%
89%
5
2
1
5
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48%
1.66%
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33%
5
__
__
72%
1
—
107%
Jan
"V 32
Jan
200
18
Jan
Jan
11
Feb
13%
Jan
8
Jan
29
Jan
300
—
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*
*
com
"
12.50
6.25
1
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41%
21%
—
34%
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3
20%
—
31%
8.33%
1
1
3
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—
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1
11%
29
10
Indiana
30 %
•
(Un)
43%
43%
43%
500
43%
Jan
43%
Feb
a
__
33%
33%
34 %
1,500
33%
Feb
39i%
Jan
6%
Jan
8
Feb
Revlon
(R
Rlchman
Brothers
River
Rockwell
Royal Dutch
Jan
19%
Jan
27%
28%
1,800
26
Jan
29%
Jan
60%
8%
3%
14%
7%
47%
60%
8% :
3%
15
7%
49%
60%
Feb
64
Jan
Schwitzer
86% 90%
100
101%
47% 50
33% 33%
23% 23%
75
72%
61
St Louis Public
42%
43%
•
39%
39
40
48%
•
35%
•
—
3.50
—
.
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
*
Laughlin Steel (Un)....
10
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
33 %c
common
Marquette Cement Mfg
Food
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
a.
(Un).
River Fuel
—
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17
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1
19%
;-10
10
42.
66
4%
Jan
Sinclair
200
98%
Jan
__
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8%
165
..
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Co
103%
Jan
47%
Jan
55%
Jan
Southern Co
33%
Feb
39%
Jan
Southern Pacific Co
200
A
300
48 y8
Jan
53
Jan
42%
42%
550
42%
Feb
443%
Jan
61%
200
61 %
Jan
713%
Jan
Jan
42%
Jan
57%
58%
800
56%
623%
Jan
28%
28%
1,250
28%
Jan
31
Jan
30%
31%
2,000
26
Jan
31i%
Jan
36%
36%
363/4
300
36%
Jan
38
Jan
42%
43
80a
42%
Feb
46%
Jam
10%
11%
1,000
10%
Jan
113/4
Jan
-
-
13
—
11
47
47
47%
900
46%
Jan
543/4
Jan
30%
30%
31
300
30%
Jan
363%
Jan
j
78%
200
71 %
Jan
79
Jan
28
250
27
Jan
28
Jan
45%
45%
79
27%
78%
46%
3,900
45%
Jan
503%
Jan
1
8%
9
300
8%
Feb
93/a
Jan
l
A
9
9
200
9
Jan
9%
Jan
i
1
393/8
39%
100
393/8
Feb
42 3%
Co
1
55%
55
55%
100
53
Jan
553%
Feb
I
463/8
45%
50 3/4
4,000
45%
Feb
553/4
jan
IB
w
Jan
39%
393/4
4,300
39
Jan
421/4
Jan
40%
413/a
1,400
38%
Jan
41%
Feb
213/4
213/4
22%
3,300
213/4
Feb
23i%
Jan
so«
(Un)!
41
*
(Un)
(Un)
39%
b
Socony Mobil Oil
23%
23%
24
1,800
22%
Jan
383%
38%
39%
700
373/a
Jan
43
Jan
32%
Feb
37%
Jan
36 %
Feb
371/4
Jan
Jan
(Un)
Inc
•
I5
60
Jan
641/4
Jan
Square
19
Feb
231%
Jan
Standard Brands Inc
50
40%
Jan
431/4
Jan
Standard
Oil of
California
350
13%
Feb
14
Jan
Standard
Oil
Indiana
Jan
Standard
Oil N J (Un)
Oil Co
(Ohio)
D
Co
(Un)
of
(Un)
Feb
Feb
22%
Jan
Standard
Jan
Standard Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner
Corp new
Jan
33
Jan
351%
Feb
50
46
45
45
473/8
700
45
Feb
503/4
Jan
43%
42
43%
2,400
40%
Jan
44%
Jan
46%
46%
47%
13,000
463/8
Feb
50i%
513/4
51%
51%
3,800
50%
Jan
56
Jan
16%
16%
500
16%
Feb
171/4
Jan
27%
28
1,000
1,033
27%
Feb
313/4
Jan
1
|2.50
273/4
Jan
Jan
Storkline Furniture
Feb
50%
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
1,000
20%
Feb
21.%
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
18%
173/4
20%
9,400
173/4
Feb
24i%
Jan
13%
13%
143/4
3,500
13%
Feb
173/4
Jan
5
49
45%
1
«
Feb
1,400
When
100
10
40%
21%
66%
36%
Jan
26%
7
100
800
33%
36%
26
3,400
200
32%
36%
6.2S
47%
73%
32%
200
•
150
24
24
25
24
Feb
26 %
Jan
23%
23%
23%
1,000
23%
Feb
24 3/4
Jan
48
46%
48%
2,700
45%
Jan
483%
Jan
36
Jan
10
Corp
(Un)
issued
12"%
Jan
Sundstrand
30% Feb
37
Jan
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Swift & Company
54%
54%
15
15 %
15%
13%
Feb
Feb
250
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
Tennessee
750
16%
Feb
181/2
Jan
Corp
l
28
Texas
Gas
B
Co
Transmission
Gas
40%
Jan
900
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
Textron
5,200
9%
Jan
131/4
Jan
200
28%
Jan
31%
Jan
Feb
Jan
550
26
300
42 %
Jan
4,500
77%
Jan
Thor Power Tool Co
Edison
Trane
47%
Jan
Jan
Trans
Jan
Trav-ler
42%
Feb
900
39
Feb
43
Jan
Tri
700
48
Feb
50%
Jan
20th
1,300
29%
Feb
311/4
—
3,100
34
Jan
773/4
1,600
75%
Feb
86%
Jan
30%
Jan
31 '/8
Jan
21%
22V4
1,300
21%
Feb
24%
Jan
52%
523/4
150
513/4
Jan
573%
Jan
•
263/4
27%
1,100
26%
Jan
28%
Feb
16%
Feb
22%
Jan
Corp
(Un)
15%
16%
5,500
59
59
61
4,100
59
Feb
67
Jan
26%
27
1,100
263/a
Feb
15%
15%
100
15%
29
Jan
16
Jan
3,600
83/a
Jan
HVb
363/4
1,100
35"%
Jan
393%
Jan
323/4
8%
83/4,
363/8
5
Feb.
83/a
5
Airlines
Radio
15%
15%
1
Company
World
293/4
30%
100
5
Co
Transamerica
88
5OV4
34%
6O0
Feb
28
34%
75%
5
Inc
Toledo
34%
75%
5
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
38%
600
28
Transmission
Texaco Inc
323/4
100
323/4
Feb
34
Jan
400
1363/4
Jan
Jan
1,700
100
103%
Jan
109%
Jan
Union Carbide
114%
Feb
135%
Jan
Union Electric
34%
Feb
36
Jan
Union
900
34%
Jan
39%
Jan
Union Pacific
500
18%
Jan
20
Jan
Oil
Jan
United
Feb
89%
Jan
United Fruit
Feb
54%
Jan
32%
Jan
U
991/2
Jan
U 8 Steel
Jan
70%
Jan
Universal
Jan
4%
137% 139
138%
333/8
33%
33%
1,400
25
37%
37%
38%
800
RR
10
29
29
293/4
1,600
38%
38 3/4
300
(Un)
Corp
8
Jan
73
400
47%
Jan
Jan
333%
Jan
37V4
Feb
433%
Jan
29
Feb
31
Jan
373/4
Jan
41
Jan
Jan
10
Inc
28%
28%
311/4
8,700
28%
Feb
37%
(Del)
Corporation
(Un)
1
73/a
7%
73/a
1,300
7%
Jan
7%
Co
Jan
26j/4
Feb
313%
Jan
89
Feb
953%
Jan
•
26%
271/4
2,800
89%
89
893/4
200
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(Un)
S Rubber Co
26%
4
Gypsum
553/4
543/4
56%
1,000
54 3/8
Jan
63 3%
Jan
87
863/4
91%
4,800
86 3/4
Feb
1033/4
Jan
263/4
26
28 3%
3,400
24%
Jan
29
Jan
47%
200
453/4
Jan
48
Jan
12 3%
7,600
10%
Feb
133/4
Jan
49 3%
1,300
47
Feb
55%
Jan
Jan
-16%
Corp.
Oil Products Co
1
'
21 %
Jan
Walgreen- Co
1
11%
Telegraph
2%
Westinghouse Elec Corp new com wi_6.25
whirlpool
Corp
:
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493%
47
19 3%
800
19
Jan
103%
2,300
10
Feb
11%
Jan
Webcor
86%
200
85
Feb
89%
Jan
Western
7%
400
Jan
8%
Jan
10
473%
10%
10
7%
1473/4
32
Jan
750
4%
323/4
•
10
Co
United States
Jan
Feb
1
(Un)
Corp
Lines
7%
77%
63
Air
1
California
of
United Aircraft
United
400
1
Corp (Un)
Century-Fox Film (Un)
200
300
Corp
Continental
400
Jan
4%
48%
5
250
7
67
48%
i~40
class
com
100
160
7
class
Strapping
Corp
9,800
700
783%
IIIIIII3
Pen
new
Oil
85
7%
—
1
*
99%
931/4
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Products
Middle South Utilities ...a
Jan
90%
19
16%c
12.50
—4
Inc
84%
31%
•
Merritt Chapman & Scott (Un)
4,200
200
4
,
Signode Steel
1,400
1
Marshall Field
Martin (The) Co..
Merck & Co (Un)
Shell
Jan
32 3/4
10
85.
25
1
(Un)—
Jan
48%
4%
1
Co
8
53
32
1
1
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
19%
Co
....:
Jan
473%
90%
B
Jan
73
90%
Class
47
47%
—8.75
•
...
5
Co
Jan
73.
&
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
114% 119
34% 35%
34% 35%
7
Johnson
(Un)
48
29% 29"%
106
106
18%
15%
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Sperry Rand Corp
42%
29%
106
Jan
(W
Spiegel
86
114%
Sheaffer
Jan
28 •'
42%
*
Jan
76%
26
42%
5
3%
Jan
81
7.50
Jan
84%
84 %
48%
2"%
80%
28
42%
'
1,200
Feb
•
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Jan
Feb
1
I
9
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54% 54%
14% 15
16% 17
38% 39%
3%
3"%
10% 12 V\
29
29 %
Jan
1
Feb
600
65%
'
8%
82
1,700
I5
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Corp
500
2,900
67%
58%
Corp
73%
30%; 32%
66
30%
St
Regis Paper Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
72%
66% 70%
33% 35%
46
46
45% 47%
20% 20%
12% 12%
jan
66
28%
Service
23
41
13%
43%
21%
Jan
52 3/4
I..
Petroleum
1,300
19%
Jan
68%
Feb
—2.50
Corp
2,900
41
13%
40%
21%
453/4
Jan
47%
Co
79%
61%
(Un)
Sears Roebuck & Co
23%
Jan
59%
400
Paper..
Standard
92%
7%
42 %
3,300
49%
10
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Raisin
Feb
100
1,000
61%
47%
61%
& Chemical
Reynolds
Feb
900
43%
60%
47%
Reynolds Metals Co
18%
14
43%
60%
1
Rexali Drug
79%
470
43%
f
Inc
800
300
g
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(Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
2,900
10
•
—
of
Co
Radio Corp of America
82%
18%
19
—
A
.
Mississippi
1
Quaker Oats Co
79%
18%
79%
—2
1
International Harvester
International Mineral & Chemical
International Nickel Co (Un)
International Paper (Un)_
International Shoe Co
;
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Interstate Power Co
Mlckelberry's
Jan
13%
25
500
(Un)
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer Blanke Co—
62
31 i/a
1
—
&
62
18%
1
(Un)
700
Finance
(Henry C)
Jan
43%
__25
World Airways
Co
543/4
Jan
27
Interlake Steamship Co
uytton's
Jan
45%
Jan
1,500
Illinois Brick Co—
Illinois Central RR
Co
Feb
35%
46%
41%
2
....—
Gas
27%
60%
45%
5
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door_„
Laclede
2,100
Jan
1
Monarch
Jan
28%
52%
29%
11%
1,600
Corp
Hertz Corp
Howard Industries Inc
Knapp
Jan
25%
Feb
Light
51 %
25 %
Jan
Co„—
&
2,500
450
Jan
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
Power
Jan
52%
27%
•
900
39
Corp new common
Kansas
303/8
2,300
11%
Hammond Organ Co
'ones
Jan
12%
26%
251%
Co
29
27%
25%
Jan
Griesedieck-Co
Steel
Feb
5,500
26%
Jan :
—————
Inland
Jan
173%
56%
Feb
Corp
Jan
383%
200
7%
Co
General
403%
Jan
60%
33 %
Gray
Indiana
Jan
,Jan
163/4
36
58
24%
City Steel Co.—
Oil
36%
*
1,100
100
Goodyear Tire & Rub Co
Gulf
400
37%
l
Utilities
New
200
500
4,700
Drug Stores..
Great Lakes Dredge &
Greyhound Com (Un)
700
37
10%
.
Granite
38%
: '17%
10%
10%
24%
39
27%
Corp
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Jan
,.28
35
40%
Glen Alden Corp ex distribution—1
Glidden Co (Un)
10
Goldblatt Brothers
8
<W
31%
1,400
Jan
35%
41%
Telephone & Electronics Corp..10
General Tire & Rubber..
83V3c
Gossard
Jan
Feb
I
29
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45"%
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Corp
(The)
9'%
12%
vienl
Gillette
393/4
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
24%
37 27%
Corp common
Electric Co
General
Jan
17
r-
(Un)
Feb
11
_
Contract
Jan
38
26%
—•
Dynamics
28
1
Co.—_
Jan
48
900
Corp
General
96%
100
300
36"%
Co
41 %
2,100
•:
16
11%
Inc
General
700
*:9%
.
Jan
Oak
Schering
Candy
28
98x
38%
.7
60%
25 %
Transportation—2.50
General Bankshares Corp.——...
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General Box Corp.:
1
General
9
34
American
General
96%
38%
*37%
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
26%
43
10 %
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200
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53
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28
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Northern Indiana Public
5
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20
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Jan
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10
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25
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5
Continental Can Co
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Cudahy Packing Co
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of Prices
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Feb
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Jan
200
26%
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400
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19%
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26
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53%
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30%
25
37%
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35
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49%
52
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31%
2,700
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600
30%
Jan
34 %
Jan
67%
Jan
1
48
300
46%
Feb
54%
Jan
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46%
46%
Feb
48%
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46%
41%
100
44
400
40%
Jan
43%
Jan
Wilson
76%
74
Jan
80 V2
Jan
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76%
17
12%
22%
17%
100
17
600
17
Jan
17%
Jan
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Public Service
12%
100
12%
Jan
13
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22
Jan
22%
Feb
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17%
Jan
191/2
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603/4
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100
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41
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19
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26%
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Radio
Feb
591/4
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52%
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Feb
613%
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300
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119
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119
100
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119
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112
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Feb
774
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54
54
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124
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Bell
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514
514
38
39 4
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314
314
33
2.300
31
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434
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Jan
Georgia-Pacific Corp (Un)
Getty Oil Co
Gillette Co
100
25
Jan
524
Jan
574
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800
134
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Jan
14
144
15
250
38
Jan
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384
394
394
394
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94
94
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124
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144
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364
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354
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67 4
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314
Jan
344
Feb
33
Jan
414
Feb
194
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Feb
594
Feb
21
264
Feb
224
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Alden
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Records
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Gulf
800
244
Feb
274
Jan
Hawaiian Pineapple
300
394
Feb
414
Jan
Hertz
Corp
6
1.400
54
Feb
64
Jan
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Aircraft
24
24
300
Feb
24
Jan
13
134
2.500
Feb
154
Jan
134
284
284
284
100
284
Feb
28 4
Feb
164
144
164
500
144
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17 4
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39 4
39 4
100
394
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84
84
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13
394
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84
424
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Jan
84
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Radio
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Emporium
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Exeter Oil Co
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654
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67 4
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434
200
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154
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200
384
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474
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13
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294
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44
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214
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Johns-Manville
Feb
48
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314
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304
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51
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604
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234
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274
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274
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55
56
300
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56
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114
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28
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65
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5
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204
184
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29
314
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29
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34
29 4
100
274
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314
Jan
M J M
35
100
35
Feb
39 4
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Macy
36
200
36
Feb
41 4
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Magnavox
35
174
134
Feb
134
Jan
Martin
19 4
19 4
100
200
19 4
Feb
204
Jan
Matson
Meier &
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31
200
294
Jan
31
Feb
644
800
62
Jan
71%
Jan
454
46
300
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454
74
Feb
Feb
48 Vs
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Co
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74
74
100
30 4
304
300
30 Vs
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3544
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Mississippi River
394
39 4
100
39 4
Feb
444
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Monogram
194
194
1.900
194
Feb
204
Jan
Monsanto
Feb
23
Feb
23
23
125
564
564
200
23
564
Feb
574
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25c
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Jan
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(Un)
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3.000
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63
634
300
59
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634
400
424
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47 4
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134
100
134
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134
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100
Feb
54 4
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30%
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Jan
38%
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37c
7,900
35c
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40c
Jan
200
38%
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40 4
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36 Va
300
34 4
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46
46
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10
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5
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17
17%
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164
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1.95
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76 Va
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55
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50
Feb
36%
134
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Feb
424
26%
400
»
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Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
20c
200
37 Va
139
Chemical common
42%
Jan
28
37
35c
Fuel Corp.——10
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Jan
15%
354
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Montana-Dakota
Jan
29%
Jan
1
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Frank Co
31%
Jan
14%
36c
(Un)
Co
Feb
274
.
36%
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Navigation
27%
200
100
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134
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Oil Co
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1,300
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5
214
634
42%
134
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Chemical
Montrose
Corporation
494
504
200
494
Feb
55
Jan
..1
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National Distillers & Chemical (Un)—5
604
300
57
Jan
634
Jan
National Steel
54
500
Jan
National Theatres
Jan
Natomas
50
50
48
474
1,700
5 4
464
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Jan
6
534
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110
87
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254
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124
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264
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304
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Jan
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134
300
13
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174
300
164
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134
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16 4
164
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454
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33 Va
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32
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100
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10
10 >4
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10
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12%
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274
29
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344
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37%
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31%
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354
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500
1.60
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1.70
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384
500
364
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36%
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1.60
1
34
34%
450
25
5
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26%
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464
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100
43%, Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
Jan
35
67
Feb
54%
274
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13
16 4
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6%
1
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15%
Feb
204
-
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Oil
American
Feb
53%
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(Un)
Co
Jan
15 Va
100
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1
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13 Va
100
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Nordon Corp Ltd—
874
Feb
1,300
53 Va
85
10
1
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114
87 4
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264
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75
200
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4
304
48
Jan
500
1,100
75
2.75
414
13 4
194
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21
43
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194
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174
35
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23 4
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Jan
294
29
Jan
Jan
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of
200
21
21
38
Jan
Oahu
38
38
400
374
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Jan
Occidental
94
1.100
94
Jan
10
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Ohio
Feb
40
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Olin-Mathieson
Jan
114
384
36 4
384
1.800
I
94
94
94
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92
92
93
800
92
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93 4
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274
100
274
Jan
294
Jan
Pacific
9
9 4
300
8 4
Jan
94
Jan
Pacific
2364 2394
200
2364
Feb
239 4
Feb
Jan
Jan
27%
27%
28%
900
27%
Feb
304
98
964
98
600
94%
Jan
105 Va
Jan
32
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300
22%
Jan
6 Va
6 4
6%
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6
Jan
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Jan
35%
35
35%
1,400
35
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3834
Jan
484
484
100
48
Jan
524
Jan
Corp..
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Cement
Clay
29
2,000
23%
Feb
494
494
100
494
Feb
524
Jan
224
23 Va
1.600
224
Feb
24%
Jan
Pacific
17 Va
17%
1.100
17
Jan
17%
Jan
Pacific Lighting
13
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144
144
16
300
144
Feb
20
33'%
33%
34 Va
2,100
33 Va
Feb
33 Va
Jan
11
Feb
13
174
Jan
184
1,000
36%
Jan
39
Feb
3.100
614
Jan
6414
Jan
Jan
Jan
294
30 Va
1,100
29 4
Jan
30%
26%
26%
100
26 4
Jan
279/8
Jan
24 4
24 Va
100
214
21V4
100
44
44
5
1,300
44
Jan
48%
48
484
1.400
48
Feb
1
11
11
11%
1,300
11
Feb
13%
Jan
8
Corp common
30 V8
•
—
Inc
Industries
100
39
62%
25
25
..25
25
..25
25
;
1st
28%
Jan
17 4
62
174
62%
2
1st
23%
,
384
8
25
Gas & Electric common
preferred
preferred
57r
1st preferred 1
5%
red 1st pfd
57c
red
1st pfd class A
4.50% red 1st pfd
67c
20
(Un)_„
i
(Un)
Co
23 Va
5
5
21'/a
20c
•
Ltd
Co
Sugar
Ofl
274
-
1
Jan
•
5
(Un).
i
394
36 4
1
Railway
Pacific
94
35
8
8 Va
200
8
Feb
9 4
Jan
31
314
4,600
Jan
32%
Jan
24%
24%
100
24 Va
Jan
24%
24%
25%
24%
400
231/«
Jan
24%
Jan
23 Va
an
24%
Jan
214
Jan
214
Jan
5%
Jan
514
Jan
*
Jan
—HI -I •
""l 25
~~ "" '-f
11
4
68c
~
Products
65c
11%
200
Va
2,000
70c
2,600
.
94
x
7~
see page
'5
42.
4,500
8 4
100
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Petroleums Ltd
;
Warrants
Pacific Tel
—
14 2/7
& Tel common
Jan
Packard-Bell
Pan
American
8
Jan
114
Jan
Paramount
8 V®
Feb
9 4
Jan
Parke.
&
334
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Co
44
700
4 4
Feb
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
344
100
344
Feb
344
Jan
43
100
42 4
Jan
47
Jan
Pepsi-Cola (Un)—
Pep3i-Cola United Bottlers
27 Vs
274
1,900
334
344
500
33
35
500
33
Feb
384
Jan
18%
18%
19%
600
18%
Feb
22%
Jan
45%
45%
100
42
Jan
45%
Feb
»
World Airways
Pictures
Davis
44
27
Jan
294 Jan
334
Jan
35
Jan
Pfizer
Phelps
(Chas)
&
Co
Dodge Corp
28%
33
1
1
Electric
44
Jan
31%
50c
39 4
40%
9,500
384
Jan
43%
Jan
'
72C
43
n
-
104
Va
50C
Pacific
344
412
*
„
94
8 4
1
common
Airplane (Uni
footnotes,
5%
Jan
Jan
30 /
f-v
•
34
—33%
Jan
_
Fargo Oils Ltd
For
5%
1034
55%
-
5,700
(Un)
Co
Co
464
(Un)
(Un)—
Feb
82c
Ltd
Co
15c
31
22 V:
Steel
Nickel
134
—
I
29%
10
32 4
Jan
24 4
224
Development
200
44
%
3
Firstamerica Corp
Flintkote Co (Un)!."
200
70c
(Un)
Canada (Un)
International Tel & Tel
(Un)
Interstate Power Co
—il—
ig
Ltd class a
Paper
294
-
25%
Co
Cement
2,500
4
21
414
44
Federal-Mogul-Bower-B~earlngs~~—IIlis
Fibrcboard
Jan
82c
International Harvester
Jan
144
14
14
Corp
Whitney
47%
5
24
100
l
Ltd
Fairchild Eng &
Jan
8,200
29 4
294
Corp (Un)—50c
2,100
424
67'
•
Cap well Co
Railroad Co
Eureka
100%
50
164
144
1
Idaho Maryland Mines
3
674
Jan
Co. (Un»_—
Phono
100
474
—1
3
Jan
Co ,(Un>——_i
<k
2,100
1014 1014
15
484
Jan
25%
(Un)—
Corp
Feb
174
(Un)
Products
Jan
Jan
53%
Jan
3
434
B>„
& 8hare Co
99%
194
Feb
47%
144
1
55c
300
Gas
Electric
Jan
Jan
(Uni ——12.50
Co
Jan
400
(Un)
Co
85 Vs
_—
Mining
Jan
45c
54%
Eastern
1,200
50c
67 4
50c
deNemours
700
90 Va
26
Oil Corp——_—
Honolulu
Hupp
(Un)
Co
Homestake
184
;
(Allen
—
Electronics
Hollv Development Co
46 4
Co
Inc
Lab
484
884
1
2.50
—
Hoffman
46
Industries
DuMont
Corp—
Hotels Corp
Hilton
Holly
7.50
-
474
48 Va
74
1
J
(Un)
184
(Un)
of Calif
Jan
(Un)——_—8%
Corp
2,800
2.50
Aircraft Co
Oil Co
29 V8
3
Corp
Greyhound
394
5
Douglas
Jan
—
254
14
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
Douglas
25 Va
Rubber new com—*
(Un)
—1
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
—12.50
New common w i
6.25
Great Lake Oil &
Chemical Co—1
Great Northern Ry
<Un)_.
—
*
Great
Western Financial Corp
—1
214
2.50
.
200
Corp
244
2.50
A—
.
Productions
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Disney
26 4
■V
Jan
1
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class
Jan
25 4
Goodyear Tire &
Graham-Paige
50c
Inc
Productions
Jan
29 Va
—10c
Humor
Good
1Q
Inc
(Un)
Co
&
Deere
Jan
604
Jan
1
Brewing Co—
Co of Calif—
Gcebel
North
Decca
19%
Feb
26
1
—5
1
:—5
1
Erotbers (Un)
Products Corp—
394
25
Curtiss-Wright
34
100
5
1
1
Co
1,800
264
(Unj—12.50
^
Steel
1084
264
of Amer
Preferred
Jan
800
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtis Publishing Co (Uni
Oil
Co
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
Jan
97
2.900
494
Crestmont
83
1,500
414
_1
—
Gladden
54
—1
1
1
25
(Un).
Co
(Un)
Co
Jan
Feb
594
1
25
I
_5
,*
Products
Gimbel
21
•
(Un)
80
364
344
System
Co
Jan
Jan
33
50
Oil
Feb
534
Jan
384
5
Continental
Feb
54
—80c
4
—
394
•
1
5
—:
18%
700
1,300
& Electronics (Un)__lo
Tire & Rubber Co (Un)—83 4
244
*
2.50
Columbia Gas System (Un> com—-10
Columbia River Packers (Un>
^5
Commonwealth Edison common
25
Consol Chollar Gould & Savage Min_l
Corsol Edison Co of N Y (Un)
*
Continental Can Co <Un)„
_10
Continental Copper & Steel Ind com
2
&t
16
Feb
43 4
594
10
—
Broadcast
Jan
1024
40
Iron
Fuel
144
46
Jan
334
—12.50
Corp
Colorado
Columbia
700
28 Va
Feb
274
284
100
(Un)
Co
Service
84
774
124
200
Corp
Crucible
Feb
39
Champlin Oil & Refining (Uni
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un»
Crane
41
114
<Un>—„
Products Corp
Certain-Teed
Corn
100
114
Pasco Corp
Chrysler
41
300
60 4
Corp
Instruments
de
Public
534
31 4
;
184
56 Va
Gen Telephone
384
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Corp of America
Cerro
General
1
10
Celanese
Cenco
Jan
Jan
54
(Un)
Co
&
I)
'J
Case
254
284
25 4
Jan
54
(Un) ——10c
(Uni
5
Service
Utilities
Public
Feb
Jan
General
Jan
26 4
1%
*
Corp
204
254
Corp
Pacific
264
204
(Uni
Airline Inc
(Un)
Capital
General
100
1
<Un>——25
Railway
Pacific
Canadian
Jan
2,800
1*3
(Un)
Petroleum
Dry Corp
Canada
354
214
284
.
Jan
V/.; 924
184
1
common
Corp
Motors
Feb
23
Co (Un)
5
General Exploration Co of California—1
General Foods Corp (Un>—
General
79%
18 4
General Electric
274
284
California Packing Corp
Jan
254
5 50
5
Co
Jan
40
524
1
5
(Un)
Feb
26
5
industries Inc
Corporation
Burlington
Burroughs
Jan
Jan
2,900
56 Va
5
General Controls Co
General Dynamics Corp
41
•
—1-
Company
Jan
5 Vs
544
16%
5 6 Va
1
—
—
204
5
5
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)..
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Bri.nswick-Balke-Collender
-
Feb
Jan
1
General
5
(Un)
Inc
Stores
,
15 Vs
48
794
—
Trailer Co—
Fruehauf
400
2,200
2
Co.
Dairies
Inc
Frtden
High
154
514
824
794
5
—
Motor
Ford
Foremost
Low
High
15 Va
10
Corp
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
50Va
15 V8
2.50
Ltd.'
Mach <fc Chem
Corp
274
204
1
1
Corn
Chica
Bolsa
(Un)
Co
Airplane
Oil
Boeing
Bond
10
Feb
2
5c
Min
Consol
Jan
Feb
8
Co
Mammoth
Black
Jan
134
Jan
—PI
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)——~
Bethlehem Steel
Corp (Un)
7(4
Jan
84
1
1
5
Inc
Instruments
Jan
44
Baruch-Foster
Beckman
44
114
514
5
1
Corp
tros
'
700
Corp (Un)—13
& Ohio RR (Un)
100
Barnnart-Morrow
75
100
75
200
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Feb
1,500
3
—10c
Corp
Electronics
Barker
26c
1
(Un)._
Corp
Mfg
Avnet
10,600
(Un)
Warrants
Avro
30c
36c
26c
264
(Un)
Corp
Atlas
Feb
54
1
(Un)__10
(Urn————10
Co
Refining
Atlantic
19 4
94
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atchison
1.600
(Un)
Refining
Oil &
Ashland
1918
204
Jan
514
——;—
,
Jan
234
44
Louisiana Gas(Un)
<fe
'Armour
Jan
154
84
1
(Unh————50
2.50
(Un)
—
5
i
Co
w
common
514
Jan
54
1
Corp
Anaconda
Feb
14 4
12
Airlines Inc com (Un)
1
American Bosch Arms Corp (Un)——2
American Can Co
(Un)
12.50
American Cement Corp. pfd (Un)—25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American Electronics Inc
1
American Factors Ltd (Un-).——~—20
Amer & Foreign
Power (Un).—-—-•
American Marc Inc_
—50c
American Motors
Corp (Un)
5
New common w i—
1.66*3
American Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
American Tel <fe Tel Co
334
American Tobacco Co (Un)
—25
American Viscose
Corp (Un)
25
Arkansas
48 4
100
75
American
Ampex
100
144
5%
-10
*
(Un)—
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
Aluminium
Food
High
■
484
.
Corp.—l
(Un)—...
-18
Artists Pictures
.Vy
Low
30c
J
(Un)
1
——-*
J
\
High
„
<Un>
Co
Reduction
Industries
Allegheny Corp common
Warrants
(Uni
—
A
of Prices
Fluor
144
10c
1—
Corp
Aeco
Air
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
484
2.t>0
-1
Corp
Admiral
for Week
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Low
'' '"•-■'Par
--25
''
•
ACF
Range
Sale Price
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
:
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Friday
Inc
50
(Un)
(Un 1—
15'
15%
16
1,900
33'/ac
35
37
400
1
8%
84
2,800
.1
29 Va
29 4
30 4
3,400
12.50
514
514
53 Va
800
17 V8
Jan
40
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
29
Jan
39%
.Tari
514
Feb
15%
Feb
35
Jan
8%
Number 5923
191
Volume
The
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(637)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
Last
Sale Price
(Un)
Corp
Philco
3
Long Dis Tel
Petroleum Co
(Un)
Philippine
Phillips
Gamble
&
Procter
Sound
Puget
P & T
(Un)—
Oil Co
Pure
Oil
Ranch
San
Servel
common
Corp
Shasta
Water
Co
Shell
Trans
Ry
(Un)
Corp
Jan
1,200
60
Feb
68
Feb
27%
53 Ve
47
400
■8
Jan
68
100
68
22%
Feb
2,700
77%
431/2
21%
Jan
300
Jan
45%
28 Va
Feb
32 %.. Jan
99%
99%
200
99Vz. Feb
49
51%
600
49
common
6.25
Wheeling Steel Corp
Woolworth
(F
Yellow Cab
Co
W)
(Un)__lo
common
(Un)____
300
55%
Jan
60
2,600
23%
Feb
28
300
ii__;
Jan
801/2
400
Jan
80%
17%
25
600
16
42
300
42
18'/s
Feb
18%
500
46%
Friday
Jan
18%
Feb
20%
Jan
371/4
2,600
36%
Feb
20%
200
20%
Jan
Wood
Steel
American
Tel
&
Solar
Oil
Aircraft
Co
Arundel
Co
Calif
Southern
Calif Gas
Edison
City
Jan
9%
Southern
Calif
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
Jan
i,v
J
30 Vt
Jan
21%
36%
Jan
Baltimore
21
1,500
20%
Jan
45%
46%
22
Jan
300
45%
Jan
50%
Jan
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
10
Feb
10%
Jan
13%
14
500
10
10 '/a
300
38%
38%
100
38%
Feb
9%
41
9%
Sperry-Rand
9%
Jan
10%
Standard
Feb
41
Transit
Co
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Jan
38%
39
32%
200
21 Ve
Feb
22%
30 %
Jan
33%
D
Jan
25'%
8,800
46%
24%
Feb
46%
50%
29%
15 y2
46.%
Feb
Sales
Shares
Low
:
,
55%
700
15
Jan
16%
82V2
79%
35 V4
35 Va
30 Va
39
39%
201/2
201%
56%
57%
281/4
291/a
1,300
Oil
Oil
Co
of
Warner
Staufl'er
Publishine
Swift
39
Jan
42
Company
100
20 Va
Jan
21 Ve
56%
Feb
60%
28%
Feb
30
Madison
Jan
Texaco
Texas
Gas
Inc
Gas
Martin
Texas
Gulf
Textron
22%
2,100
21%
Feb
23%
Jan
26
Jan
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
23%
Merck
Thriftimart
Tidewater
Pennsalt
Trans
Trico
Oil
&
Warrants
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Perfect
36%
Feb
37%
Jan
45 %
45%
48 Va
Twentieth
5,000
45%
Feb
51%
Jan
40%
43%
200
40%
Jan
44
Jan
Philco
46%
46%
47 %
4,100
46%
Feb
50%
Jan
Potomac
37%
37%
38%
1,100
36
Jan
42%
Jan
58%
100
58%
Feb
65
Jan
51%
Union
51%
Oil
Co
of
United Aircraft
United
United
United
United
Cuban
Jan
10
10
11
220
10
Feb
12 V4
Jan
10%
10%
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
65%
64%
66
647
64%
Jan
69
22%
22 Va
22%
2,590
22 V4
Jan
23 V4
Jan
59%
59 V2
138
55
Jan
60
V4
Jan
78%
82%
2,430
78%
Feb
93 Ve
80
18%
18%
18%
1,034
18%
Jan
18
18
18%
80
17%
Jan
48%
47%
50 Va
5,013
47 Va
Jan
55%
55
55V4
18
51V4
Jan
17%
17%
19%
3.038
17%
Feb
42%
41%
44%
653
40
Jan
74%
77%
415
73%
Jan
26%
Jan
__
52
Feb
24y4
Jan
Reading
Feb
17 Va
Jan
Scott
23%
1,100
23%
Feb
24%
Jan
Co
3%
1,400
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
45%
Jan
48%
Jan
South
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
8.%- Feb
9%
Jan
200
300
35
2,500
33%
Jan
36
200
75%
Jan
86»/a
Jan
30%
300
30%
Feb
31
__
3%
1
__
__
*
32y2
25
U
S
10
Jan
15%
Feb
17Va
Jan
37%
37
38%
268
35Va
Jan
33%
Jan
49%
51
2,113
49%
Feb
51 %
4,058
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
1,369
29%
Jan
33 Vz
Jan
27%
1,994
26%
__
19 Va
37
17%
1,200
Jan
18%
& French
17
175
16V2
Feb
18%
Jan
74%
76%
812
74%
Feb
79%
Jan
22%
300
22%
Feb
24%
Lab
•
Co
Gas
16Vz
54%
56%
565
54%
Feb
60%
Jan
24%
24%
31
23 Va
Jan
25 Va
Jan
54
•
54
55 Vz
323
55 Va
Jan
7%
Jan
300
22
Jan
24 Va
51%
Feb
57%
31
Light
7Va
Jan
51 Vz
Jan
54
Jan
46Vz
112
46
Jan
48 V4
Jan
80
*
common
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
80
77 Vz
Jan
80
Jan
,
A
1975
Jan
30%
600
28%
22
22
300
22
Feb
24
20Va
20Ve
100
20 Vb
Feb
21%
27%
2,500
26 Va
Jan
28%
Jan
15Va
15%
500
15 Vz
Jan
18%
Jan
3%
36y2
3%
13,100
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
36%
900
35%
Jan
38%
Jan
25y2
25'%
100
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
32%
32%
100
32
Jan
34%
Jan
ser
$1,000
Jan
26%
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
•'-*
'
•"
1'
*
'
Last
f'•:•/' r
'
•
Range
Sale Price
Par
33Va
33Vz
200
31%
Jan
33%
Feb
Apollo
36%
36%
38 Va
3,400
36%
Feb
41%
Jan
Armstrong Cork Co
29%
1,400
Low
5
Industries
Inc
1
45
Feb
307/a
Jan
16
37 Va
Jan
Columbia
38%
37%
38%
400
37%
Jan
40 Vz
Jan
%
%
%
1,200
%
Jan
%
Jan
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh___5
Duquesne Light Co
——5
■- «"•"
26%
26 Va
27 V4
900
26 Va
Feb
30%
31 Vz
31%
400
31V2
Feb
32 Vz
Jan
Equitable
Gas
10%
10%
800
9%
Jan
•11 y4
Jan
Harbison
Walker
6%
6%
100
6%
Jan
Jan
Horne
3%
900
197
High
Feb
56 Va
Jan
527
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
104
9
39%
Jan
42 %
Jan
52%
Jan
41%
45
Jan
31'%
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
Jan
Feb
Shares
47%
7%
41%
Jan
15%
for Week
/
High
45
7%
____1 -
—
Sales
of Prices
1
I
46%
Gas
System
_
__
Jan
4 Va
Jan
11
12%
600
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
47%
47%
100
47%
Feb
49 V4
Co
57
100
57
Feb
63 Ve
87 Va
91 %
1,300
87 Ve
Feb
103
Jan
38
38%
600
37
Jan
41
___16%
87 V*
10
87Vz
300
83
Jan
90J/2
Jan
__
6.25
87Va
5
__
1
__
1
41%
1
__
•
2%
100
7%
Jan
Jan
8
7%
7%
29%
29%
100
29%
Feb
33%
Jan
41%
43
500
40
Jan
45
Jan
29V*
30
300
29
Jan
33
Natco
Manufacturing
Corp
—
___
1.90
Feb
2.45
Jan
Bros
&
3%
16%
71 %
71
22
22
Bolt
&
Screw
Corp
Jan
5%
Jan
United
44%
45
41%
Jan
45%
Jan
U S Glass
30
30
200
30
Feb
35%
Jan
Westinghouse
Air
17%
18 Va
1,500
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
Westinghouse
Electric
60ya
6lVa
200
60 Va
Feb
66Vz
Jan
30
New
Chemical
&
Expressed
in
Canadian
__
Corp
_
-
issued-
Week's
6%
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
$2.50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
37 %
37
38
Jan
41%
Jan
18
18
18
35
22 %
Jan
22%
Jan
22%
22 Va
600
18
Feb
19
Jan
19%
19%
220
18%
Jan
36
Jan
22%
*
•
Aluminium
•
36%
2,986
21
Jan
36
36
37%
6,133
40%
Jan
29%
31%
1,041
29
Jan
33%
Jan
20
20
107
20
Jan
20 %
Jan
42 %
Jan
43
Jan
49 " '
Feb
50%
Jan
34
._50
42%
42%
43
765
.50
49
49
49
10
37
37
225..:
37
Jan
37
Jan
49
!
48%
49
130
48 Vz
Jan
49
Jan
50
42,
Jan
Feb
Jan
34%
Jan
35%
Jan
50%
Jan
56 %
Jan
Jan
37
Jan
85c
7
Jan
157
13%
Jan
3%
Jan
310
3%
16%. "•_
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■.
3
.73%
22 Va
1.00
15
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
15 Va
16%
Feb
Feb
80 Va
Jan
21%
55
Jan
71
Jan-
22%
Jan
225
'
7 Va
100
36%
154
6%
7%
20%
2%
28%
28 Va
29%
250
51%
49%
12.50
Jan
7 Va
Feb
Feb
38%
Jan
6%
Feb
8 Va
Jan
2
400
10
6
Jan
2%
Jan
22 Va
Jan
36%
120
2%
200
,
:
20%
Feb
28 Va
Feb
31%
Jan
47
97%
Feb
113%
Jan
772
49%
Feb
55%
Jan
..
-v-
■
97% 100
—6.25
:.
Friday
-
Last
1
52%
common
Asbestos
.—
L
preferred
28 Vz
•
———r50
Week's
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
-
Low
1
29%
1,006
a43 a43V2
40
23%
23V2
-___•
24%
24%
25
Selburn 5Vo pfd
25
5%%
preferred i
1—______25
Banque Canadian National
10
18%
Low
25
Atlas
Corp
Steels
Ltd
Bailey
Bank
of
Provinciale
Bathurst.
Power
&
Telephone
class A
Bowater
5 Vz Vc
1
_i
Corp 5%
preferred
High
35 V4
Feb
a
Jan
•
1,833
23 Vz
Feb
26»/4
Jan
450
24 Vz
Jan
28
Jan
19
Jan
1
18%
120
18
Jan
__
19V2
19Vz
225
18V4
Feb
19 Vz
Jan
52%
50%
42%
735
50%
Feb
55%
Jan
52
51V2
53
3,145
51V4
Jan
55 y4
Jan
^10
(Canada)
Paper
Class B
Bell
18V2
28 Vz
a
—10
Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Banque
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28 V2
-
|—
-
66V2
-
30%
pfd_. '.25
/
23%
35
200
20%
Par
Sales
Range
Sale Price
a
!
r
-
13%
2%
STOCKS
Argus Corp Ltd
Last
•
9
.
(Range for Week Ended February 5)
Dollars
Friday
Par
80
1
Sale Price
common.
100
7Va
a,
5
—ia—i—.
Brake
when
common
•;
1
America
Engineering & Foundry Co,
:
preferred
85
51%
3%
—-5
—
of
4%
500
STOCKS
Jan
Jan
36%
6
-
7,100
Are
8%
22%
20%
Jan
Reymer
2,100
Shown
Feb
592
35%
:1.00
13%
'
.12.50
5
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
__
90c
90C
•-•'•—
10
common
2.00
60'%
Jan
19%
1,120
22%
36 %
-36
-
'
5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
5
_*
.\i.~
16'%
Pittsburgh Brewing
1.90
25c
'
1
—
.___.—.
5
__
45%
.
-
McKinney
1.90
1
35 Va
50%
•
(Un)—1
5
22%
—7%
Co
9
8%
22%
Jan
87%
___5
Co
9
50
372
-
'
8.50
.
Refractories
20 Va
'
Jan
3Va
__
__
(Joseph)
47%
19%
.
Jan
57
3Va
1
1
..
7
46 %
19%
1
—
—
10
2
186
BONDS
29
___.
see page
Jan
7V4
53Vz
Jan
Jan
Gas
52%
Jan
100
Washington
__
____13.50
28%
Co common (Un)
footnotes,
53 Va
7%
52%
46V2
1
Improvement
a.
Montreal Stock Exchange
For
Jan
54%
__
2.50
••
4Va<7r
preferred
I
Anglo Canadian
Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co
4VzV'f pfd
Jan
22%
1,100
8.50
Canada \4%
Jan
38Va
16Vz
Corp
United
Jan
22%
51%
CANADIAN MARKETS
of
Jan
20
Jan
__
1,100
(Un)
Co
28
Jan
75V4
15 Vz
Western Dept Stores
Western Pacific Ry Co
Aluminum
Feb
19 Va
36V2
J
•
Co_*
31 y2
West Coast Life Insurance
(Un)__
Western Afr Lines Inc_
Va''t
26%
19 Va
36%
25
972
19 Va
36%
29
Victor
4
Jan
8%
31%
28%
Inc
Abltibi Power &
Paper
Jan
8
___10
Prices
26%
.
30
15%
common
com
.
8%
29
Vanadium Corp of America (Un)
Varian Associates
Preferred
__
617
30 Va
15y2
U S
Equipment Co
Westates Petroleum new
Jan
25%
3,192
•
Utah-Idaho Sugar
30%
;2,334
5
U
Feb
Jan
16Va
10c
S Steel
Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Match
44%
80%
-
26% "
28%
(Un)
Plywood Corp....
U S Rubber
(Un)
Jan
27%
10
(Un)
Feb
ie-%
15%
12.50
Inc—
Corp
Industries
.;
Jan
55%
,.
25%
33%
10
56 Va
Jan
17%
Oil
v
27
_.
Jersey Gas Co
United
Jan
75%
30%
27%
Co
Smith Kline
100
17
Jan
50
common
Paper
46 y4
8%
Jan
18%
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
19%
..
26%
•
Scranton-Spring Brook Wat Serv
,
__
v
__
1
Feb
17y2
__
50c
Fruit Co
Gas
Jan
27%
com
13%
51%
__
'
10
common
17%
22%
5
Film (Un)
Power
51 Va
75%
17%
S
_5
(Un)
Electric
Mfg Co
___:
Public Service Electric & Gas
100
34l/2
—
10
Industrial Corp
Convertible preferred
Warrants
1
18
10
6,100
30 %
34%
75%
Inc
Corp
Oil
Jan
Jan
•
3,400
8%
.
•
Pacific Ry Co (Un)
Union Sugar
United Air
Lines
Iuc
71
71%
__20
14%
__
5
Calif
Jan
28
__3
3%
/i
15
(Un)
Inc
Corn
46%
1
Corp
Photo
20%
3%
1
Union
8V2
Jan
5
17%
25
(Un)
Jan
23%
54%
10
23%
1
Co
7%
673
Jan
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Electric
1,040
13.50
13%
\
1
(Un)
Union
Jan
8 Va
24%
Jan
Progress
58%
'
__2
Century-Fox
Jan
16%
23%
20c
Philadelphia Electric common..
Philadelphia Transportation Co
50c
Corp
30%
Jan
•
100
1
Co
Jan
14 V4
3
36%
1
Gas
28%
169
62
Light.
36%
18%
:___
Airlines
1,577
15 Va
50
&
Jan
13%
•
Inc
30 Ve
Feb
50%
Corp
22%
100
5
common
Tri-Continental
Chemical?
3,900
10%
10
(Un)____.
Co
Jan
356
__16%c
7
Corp
World
Inc
24%
Tishman Realty & Construction Co___l
Transamenca
Co.
23
25
Inc
Oil
&
5
Wooldridge
39 Va
1
Feb
6%
common
Ramo
Jan
51%
Co
Jan
25
Sulphur
Inc
(The)
5V2
41%
(Un)
34Vz
.1
Jan
Transmission...
529
64
Inc
Jan
Petroleum
Transmission
Thompson
Fund
4%
Sun
Tennessee
Jan
35%
5
Jan
39 %
5
TXL Oil Corp (The)
Telautograph Corp
83%
51%
Jan
1,400
100
(Un)
82%
Jan
62%
VJ.
400
*
(Un)
Jan
79%
51%
Jan
5
10
International
&
1,900
41%
.
Sunset
74 V4
62%
2
5
Co
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Jan
668
9,249
8
n
40%
(Un)
42 V4
28%
23%
1
C Transit
21%
issued
High
Jan
25
Co
41
(Un)
Corp
Chemical
36%
r.80
21%
(Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebakei-Packard common
When
28%
2
___
J
N
180
1
15
5
:
__5
(Indiana)
Stanuard
Stanley
A__25
(Un)____
Standard
Low
83
Jan
39%
25
California
of
Range Since Jan. 1
High
82%
1
10%
Co
(
for Week
38%
Jan
16
50c
Oil
Jan
Jan
1,000
15%
(Uni
Stanuard
25%
81
!
•
Inc
Jan
38
common
System class A com
Delaware Power & Light com
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage Battery
:
Jan
400
,,
38%
200
211/s
32%
24%
Co._
Brands
25>
Range
13
Buoti
Jan
15
Corp
Warrants
30
Jan
50
5
;
25
82%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
25
Petroleum
(Un)—
Jan
Jan
%
100
5
common
12%
4.33
8%
500
2
Dfd series
Jan
33 Va
Electric
22%
Jan
7,600
1
Co
Co
11
•
%
2iy8
.___
Southern
1,000
38
Corporation
Atlantic
9%
<Un)___2.50
(Un)
11
Week's
.1
Mobil
Socony
Jan
Jan
1
.
Tel____
30%
21
j.______1
50
65%
of Prices
10
;
%
8%
%
Ltd
Par
:
Co
Jan
37%
57 :
common
Stores
30%
g%
____7.50
Jan
Feb
Last
'
Alan
American
36%
38%
53%
59 Vz
Sale Price
STOCKS
Jan
161/4
20%
*
Jan
200
300
;
f
Feb
Feb
16
__
56 Va
55
60%
11
11
1.25 Feb
75 Vz
42
H
Feb
Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
79
1.10
36%
Jan
113%
25
l
Jan
1.25
18%
High
53%
Jan
26%
10
Low
59%
__
10
common
Preferred
Jan
58%
1
& Gas Co class A
Sinclair Oil
Corp
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
55%
100
25% Jan
42%
20c
Co
Feb
28%
(Un)
Jan
23%
400
1.25
1
__!
48%
28%
Telegraph
Jan
8%
400
Jan
Jan
500
8
•v
49%
New
Jan
231/4
1.40
Oil
Signal
Jan
38 Va
26
1
___
common
Trade
&
29%
Feb
1.25
*
(Un
Corp
Feb
34
24
58 Ve
1.66%
...
Shell Oil Co common
Siegler
27%
300
60%
21%
221/4
*
Inc
Steel
Jan
48V4
<Un)__20g
Co—
Sharon
89 Ve
High
48%
Western Union
Feb
1
Co
Francisco
Servomechanisms
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)__
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp (Un)_12.50
Jan
1
Inc
Finance
47%
42%
1
5
Roebuck & Co
3
Inc
(Un)____________________i
Sears,
Feb
Jan
68
2.50
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
Seaboard
44
.8
*
Imperial
Diego
6
83
Shares
Par
33
Feb
200
34^
■
__
—-—1
San
Louis
St
200
for Week
High
Jan
23 5 8
_/
-v;
10
Co
Stores
Safeway
1,500
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
1
6
47 %
50c
Corp
Dutch Petroleum
Aeronautical Co
Ryan
~~
30 Ve
500
27°
34
__5
__—
3,000
!
60
__
1
Aircraft
Rohr
Royal
27%
•
Reynolds Tobacco (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing
Co
Rice
27%
_—5
(Un)
?
445°
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan.
Low
31,,
03
common„______3
Friday
Shares
High
6
44
__
2
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon Co (Un)
Republic Pictures
(Un)_
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve Oil <Ss Gas Co
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Richfield Oil
30i/8
6
^5
(Un)
of America
Corp
Radio
Co
30%
P.io
February 5)
for Week
of Prices
Low
Ended
Sales
Range
Par
v
«w for Week
37
—
preferred
66:/2
,-67
65%
Jan
71%
Jan
10
39
39
39V4
450
39
Jan
41
Jan
•
a40
a40
a4l
15
41
Jan
42
Jan
27 ' 27 Va
585
27
Jan
28
Jan
43%
V 14,26a
42%
Jan
_*
-25
-
.
27
43V4
50
i——50
<
;
43
.
1.87.
__
•
-
43%
Feb
41V2
—
41V2
95
41 Vz
Jan
;~42%
Jan
46 V2
46 Va
95
iSlA
Ann
46%
Feb
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
CANADIAN MARKETS
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
February 5)
(Range for Week Ended
Week's
Week's
Sales
Laat
Range
for Week
STOCKS
■•>> >«>.;>■
'r
'
Low
Par
preferred
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
•
Co
Mersey 5% ft
Bank
American
British
Oil
British
American
British
Columbia
Note
red
preferred
Cnmpanv
-
Iron
-
Jan
43
Jan
Premium
11%
Feb
Feb
al7
50
a__
10
10%
500
10
A
Feb
11%
Jan
10%
500
10%
Jan
11
2.75
2.75
31
300
2.75
Provincial
Jan
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
30%
Feb
35
Jan
3,740
25%
26 y8
682
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
Roe
20%
21%
849
20
Jan
20%
Jan
Rollana
80
80
80
20
80
Feb
83
Jan
53
53
175
53
Feb
57
Jan
a24
a24
60
a__
42'%
Bank ol Commerct
—
Feb
45%
Jan
11%
Jan
14%
325
14
Jan
16
Jan
53
52
51
2,673
Jan
34%
56
Jan
37
Alntalnmn
35%
36%
36
36%
50
13%
13%
415
6.25
6.25
100
6.25
Feb
6.75
a22
5
21%
Jan
21%
'•
——
6.25
•
common-
81
3.70
100
<51.75
Celaneae
Canadian
•
common
sprips
2.472
Jan
Jan
36%
16
Cn
•
T±d
Class
41%
Feb
47
Jan
375
84
Jan
8 4'%
Jan
14 %
1,160
14
Jan
14%
Jan
17
18
1,416
16'%
Jan
18
Jan
5.75
5.75
5.75
45
35%
35%
36
161
•15
15%
670
14%
14%
215 :
6
6%
34%
32%
34%
300
76%
75 Va
77
2,204
•
*
•
Ltd
6
•
10
•
1—
28'4
7y«
2,350
Jan
14%
Jan
15
Jan
30'/a
38
39
«
Jan
80
Jan
'
•"
42
Jan
f,
100
Jan
11
Jan
Feb
30'%
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
30'%
..37%
.
18'%
Jan
9 >/a
9.15
Feb
16
28
149
■-
Jan
6%
^
35
7.10
165
-
.
r:..
Jan
5,805
29'/a
30%
Jan
Feb
Jan
1,600
28'/a
28 %
>40
Jan
>;
Jan
42
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
>126
Jan
42
42
al26
al26
7
7%
430
30%
4%%: pfdi>—50
Williams of Can 7% pfd—100
30%
32%
1,018
30%
Feb
33%
Jan
23'/a
33
23%
Jan
Jan
86%
65
82%
Jan
24%
86%
B
Class
Sherwin
■
.
,30;
al30
Sicard
Inc
•
...
23
Jan
Sogemines
—10
Feb
30
Jan
Southam
Co
*
86%
Jan
Standard
Structural Steel
•
al6
•
81%
1
100
——100
100%
7%
16%
1,860
Jan
Jan
Feb
75
1,430
23%
6%
15
30%
9%
-
Jan
36
6
16%
Corp common
5.75
Jan
Jan
>
16
preferred.
6ft
10%
1,145
10
Jan
10%
Jan
7
600
7
Jan
7%
Jan
5%%
class A_
Steinbergs
7
•
5.50
34
6,354
8.10
7.80
28
110
Jan
14'%
(Canada) common
io y«
10%
894
84
19%
4.313
6%
7%
50c
B
43
Jan
4.25
18
Steel Co of Canada
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
Feb
preferred
;
7.70
7.75
400
7.70
Feb
8.45
Jan
Canadian
Hydrocarbon*
•
11%
11%
12
1,000
11%
Jan
12%
Tnrtnatn*,
•
15%
15%
16
835
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
75
75
75
Feb
76
Jan
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
87%
Jan
24
22
Jan
30
100
Jan
a93
v> 15
a—
93
99
a93
Feb
16
100% 100%
99
Jan
1,740
Jan
100%
Jan
a__
Jan
Canadian
8%
Jan
7
78 :
2,847
82
:
•••;•
210
al6al6%
80 %
..Jan
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Jan
12%
20
25
,
Chamlral
3.70
9%
Feb
Jan
36
28
19%
197/a
500
55%
14%
'
Canadian
Jan
*
Paper class 'A'
Lawrence
Feb
54 Va
•
•
——
(A V)
Jan
102
1
Jan
'
a54
9%
Jan
a22
■
53 3 4
84
a
•
Jan
100
16%
Jan
36%
•
10
•
Jan
11
36%
warrants
Bronze
42%
52%
-25
102
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common—•
>. Class
A
—-i——
*
Series
A
4%
pfd—
—50
St
916
320
14
-10
102
Jan
Jan
a—
43'%
•
_
Jan
29%
41%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common,
al0% all%
all%
common
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)
42%
•
.12.50
Feb
26'%
165
3.70
Class A
21%
—
Jan
10%
675
42%
Gas
Warrants
25%
26
Jan
29
14'%
30
3.70
common
Quebec Power
Reitman's
(Canada)
10
■
12%
Jan
29 3 4
102
—
TransDort
Quebec Natural
Jan
32
Jan
29%
—
2,500
18%
17%
Feb
2.60
100
29%
*
Jan
Jan
31%
—
23
*
Ores
Iron
preferred
4ft
al7
17%
Jan
a54
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
30%
Aviation Electronics—
A
42%
4,850
_100
common
;
Canadian Breweries
Class
1.035
11%
....SO
Foundrlea
Steamship common
Canadian
42%
11%
30%
common
preferred
Canadian
Power
10%
•
Malting common
preferred
Canadian
Jan
.
•
Jan
22%
*
20c
37
'
46%
30
45 %
100
preferred _———
Corp of Canada
—
33% Feb
31
Jan
a22'% a22%
—■—*
—
2,179
10
.
_
6 ft
Jan
common
34%
■
•
46
44%
1,775
—
425
a—
Feb
13%
484
45%
a22%
*
Page-Hersey Tubes
42%
_—l
43
1,739
11%
Pacific Petroleums
Feb
11%
1,962
14 y8
27'/a
Jan
345
49%
13
11V*
45'%
43
i
Jan
44 %
Jan
33%
V".
43
10% Feb
48 %' Jan
10 %
40%
Jan
49
13
-V.
Feb
26'%
Jan
43
Penmans
33%
10%
10%
38%
120
14%
150
26%
85
44
Jan
10%
*
Jan
13
Jan
10%
1
83
49%
Jan
15
•
38%
49 %
16'%
Feb
common
Ontario Steel Products common
Jan
44
Feb
14%
13%
Mills
Flour
High
15%
394
Light A Power
Scotia
82
82
38%
_
preferred
Canadian
Feb
4.25
40
82
__25
•
$1.30 preferred
Canada
Nova
•
common
Cement
4 "-i c*
Noranda
Jan
•
Power
Canada
Jan
35 %
__10
class A
Products
4%%
52%
Feb
•
B
Canada
Jan
32%
Ogilvie
21
Telephont
6% pfd
Brooke Bond Can (1959) Ltd
Canada
52%
49 y«
Columbia
Calgary
Niagara
10
2,343
__
Brockville Chemicals
Class
Jan
a52
33 %
•
British Columbia Power
Building
4.70
a52
44
Forest Product*—
Columbia
Bruck Mills Ltd
oationai
4.25
50
preferred
■Rrnwrn
2,536
Feb
32%
50
5ft preferred
British
4.50
9%
Jan
9%
4.25
—100
50
pfd
cum
4% ft
British
2,299
32%
•
common
9%
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
600
&
Drug
Shares
15%:, 15%
14%
14%
Chemical pfd——5
Steei Car Core common
•
Wire Weaving class B_
*
Mines Ltd—
———-*
National
Electric—
4% ft
5%ft
9%
Jan
47
for Week
Low
Par
High
Jan
46
50
9%
*
Paper
High
46
1
Range Since Jan.
LOW
46
*
50
Bo water
Bowaters
Sale Price
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Friday
.
.
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(638)
38
Canadian
I
Husky
Prpferred
common
'
■
•
International Power
Canadian
Preferred
10
13 %
14%
43%
12%
745
—
Jan
14%
Jan
Trans Canada
Jan
43%
Jan
Triad
Canadian
Pacific Railway
Canadian
Petroflna Ltd prafarrad—.10
Vickera
•
Canadian
Cockshutt
Farm
Columbia
Coghlin
Co T±A
Consumers
■■
Class
12 %
11%
Jan
Jan,
Walker
675
15%
Jan
17
Jan
Webb
6,900
17%
Feb
25%
Jan
Western
a4.50
a4.15
a4.00
5.00
3.90
5.00
9%
ioy4
1,450
i8y*
18
18%
5,575
2.40
2,126
Jan
5.00
Jan
19%
2.40
2.40
50
26
110
26
Feb
29
105
18
Feb
19%
59
18
Jan
18
17%
18
1,920
17%
Feb
19%
Distillers
2
29%
29%
29%
3,425
29%
Feb
31%
2,150
8.25
7.40
8.00
Bridge
19%
19%
20
1,210
19%
Feb
21
Jan
Dominion
Foundries A 8 teal
46%
46
48
2,935
46
Jan
52
Ltd
98
98
98
275
98
Jan
98
2.85
89
90
235
87
Jan
90
7*3-
-
IlO
preferred
Dominion Steel
Dominion
Coal
A
Stores
Ltd
Dow
Du
Bros
Eddy
of
*
32
15
3,974
14 %
Jan
16%
825
10
10,481
109
alll
9
al5% al5%
no
a45
a45
15
23%
24
721
27
27
18%
18%
18%
10
19%
19%
19%
625
a77
i
a78
25
Foundation Co of Canada
10%
Fraier Cos Ltd common.
Co
18%
9%
18%
a
•
Petroleum
10%
26
27%
27
dreferred-
5.25
.10
(Cbas E)
...>
100
Ga tinea u Power common
18%
18%
Jan
9%
Jan
110
Jan
16
15
Jan
Great Lakes
Greater
1
45
Jan
45%
23%
Feb
Class
27
Jan
28%
Jan
18%
Feb
20
Jan
19
Jan
19%
Feb
Jan
87
Jan
77%
Home
&
33
1,140
10
145
5.25
Feb
15
14% Jan
Howard
32
Feb
36%
96
Jan
98
common-.
Jan
50%
20
48%
Jan
52%
39
Jan
42%
Resources
alO%
162
10%
Jan
11
Paper
International
Petroleum
International
Utilities
$2
of
Canada
Co
Jamaica
Labatt
Laura
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Co
Limited
Secord
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com
Paper Inv Ltd
Products
Co
5%%
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Paper Corp
Gas
Ltd
(R
Jan.
21
2.00
42%
a__
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a—
7%
90c
90c
39
165
Feb
165
100
41%
37%
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125
1.60
1.70
'
19
38%
Works
Ltd
Jan
38'%
Jan
22'%
Jan
Jan
1.40
Jan
1.75
Jan
300
;
.
44%
Jan
20%
"
Feb
36
915
a20%
Jan
Jan
40
3,198
36
a20%
41
Feb
Feb
95c
75c
r
40
37%
•
•
Jan
'
10
Ltd
common
45
Jan
145
1.65
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Sec
Jan
Jan
'
125
:
Jan
2.00 Feb
1.75
38
1,125
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"
Feb
7'%
42'%'
:> "275
35
1,560
16'%
-
Feb
35
166
Feb
365
25
Jan
19
*
Feb
40
Jan
35
522
•
Ford
Co
Motor
Ltd
Canada
of
(Frank
International
2,800
Jan
4.50
473
4.25
Jan
4.95
Jan
43%
Jan
44%
Jan
37
Jan
38
49%
Jan
52
Jan
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class
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•
25
Jan
"
"
25
1.60
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,,
1.60
172»%
Jan
Jan
25
2.30
Jan
Jan
2,675
125
50
50%
1,357
Chemicals
6ft
<
56
56%
890
8%
8%
100
20c
23c
965
33%
33%
34%
5.848
33%
Feb
11%
11%
12
3,190
11%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
500
5'/a
Jan
56
Feb
20c
61%
Jan
Jan
8'%
9'/a
Jan
Jan
6%
43c
Lambert
Jan
MacLaren
Melchers
21
21%
240
98% 101%
7,564
Feb
37
Jan
Jan
80
Jan
21
_•
100%
110
110
112
236
110
42%
42%
42%
50
32
Jan
35
34%
35
2,204
34'%
Jan
40
39%
40%
695
56%
56'%
57'%
1,965
Jan
33%
10
a
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5
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15
50
a50
8
1
13
13'%
24%
25 34
25%
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425
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t
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1.60
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8
al8
•
class
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common..*
class A
Inc
500
10'% alO'%
13
Jan
13'%
•.
Feb
24'%
Jan
26'%
Jan
100
25
Jan
27'%
Jan
81%
Jan
50
,
Jan
80
7 60
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preferred..
Companies
Lowney Co Ltd
Jan
5%
Ltd
20
(Alfred)
12
-
♦
(Cant
Foundation
convertible
37
>
Ltd
Can
Paints
preferred
Investment
Loblaw
56
8%
Moore
Power
&
Mount
Royal
20
Jan
21%
Jan
104 %
Jan
Newfoundland
Feb
130
Jan
Northern
42%
Jan
Power
80
Feb
11
11'%
162
11
Feb
11%
Feb
38
39%
3,160
38
Feb
43 %
Jan
10%
9%
10%
12,313
7
Jan
10 %
Feb
81
*
a22
a22
50
19"
Jan
21 %
Jan
*
Ltd
Ltd
alO
alO
25
10
Jan
10 %
Jan
50
50
360
50*
Jan
52
44
44
100
44
Jan
45
Jan
Jan
Feb
97%
225
11
*
pfd
Ltd
Mills
Rice
Mussens Canada
Co
6%
38%
•
Ltd
10
•
Paper
Distilleries
Corp Ltd
Royal Dairies
36%
Jan
39% Jan
41%
Jan
6%
56%
60
Jan
Quebec
Feb
4%'%
Light
&
Pow
Co
Ltd.10
Quebec
Pr Co Ltd 1st pfd_. 50
Canada—
cumulative
1st
pfd.*_„
50
Corp
__
44
103
103
30
25'%
26'%
315
26
26%
175
6%
7'%
1,985
39
55
38
16
103
Jan
103
Jan
25%
Feb
28
2nd
partic
Telephone
Corp
pfd—
common-
41
41
67
40%
Jan
50
a64%
a64%
a65
60
65
Jan
66
Jan
5
33
33
33
356
30%
Jan
33%
Jan
14
non-cum
42
14
250
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
al9
al9
.25
19
Jan
19
Jan
84
84
Jan
23%
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
of
Warrants
7%
38
17%
Inland
415
•
Jan
35
Jan
2,661
—
38
17%
Jan
44
MacMillan A
105
*
12%
38
3
Jan
38
1
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Engineering
17%
a82
_
15
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Dominion
Dominion
11.75
44
25%
Feb
Jan
75
1.50
1
Feb
34%
»
11'%
15
>39
^ 1.65
Ltd
Jan
33%
(John)_
Jan
100
38
i_'
Standard
Div
Jan
38
.100
41,946
15
42%
class A
pfd
>—
al3
H'%
•
Ltd
Jan
8%
10%
*
Corp class A
Ltd
Products
9.80
g
Candy Shops.
Ltd
Ltd
Trust
&
Westinghouse
Food
10%
25
pfd
■>■:
Feb
17'%
Jan
17
~»
7%
Feb
Jan
100
Corp
Ltd
15%
6%
1,084
a81%
Ltd_~__
1.40
al3
1
com
Feb
19%
17
preferred
convertible
2,699
..
Feb
1.40
100
10
33%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
16%
15%
8'%
675
10%
a81%
com
16%
•
Jan
Feb
21
9.80
•
common
>50
8
Jan
ioo
I-
preferred
Nickel
1.40
Jan
7%
6%
Inv
Mount
Cement
200
Jan
21
Dalfen's
Jan
44
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Investment class A—
Rights
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
|
6% preferred
4.68%
Inland
8%
6%
6%
Consumers
Jan
388
50%
International
8
„
Jan
Feb
40
10,900 ;
•
Consolidated
Jan
40
38
International
7%
•
4.35
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining—
Acceptance Corp common
preferred
8%
40%
32c
42
Int'l
17
9.85
.200
$4.50
300
40
6%
7%
■
High
Jan
24c
6,500
Power
10%
•
$2
Indus
-29c
38
Consolidated
Jan
40 %
a46
al0'%
_•
PaDer
26c
26c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Jan
39
.100
Smith
Shares
*
Cinzano
Jan
a46
39
Pittfield
for Week
•
Canadian
Jan
a46
„
Dollars
High
„
6.25
510
1,095
a97
class A__
Jan
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Catelli
1,291
5.50
Sugar Co Ltd
Collieries
Canadian Silk
;
Jan
a95
B
44
15
Horner
Home Oil
Jan
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Dec*
a45%
Holt, Renfrew
33%
44
Sales
Range
26%. Jan
28%
a96%
Co
Gas
Jan
1.40
Flooring Co Ltd class B
Canadian
12
14%
32
-1%
Jan
32
Canadian
Jan
Feb
a 45%
Paper Co Ltd
Winnipeg
Canadian
of Prices y.f-
;
—
Dominion
Canadian
Feb
—1
Motors
Feb
35
Exchange
in
Low
•
Timber
&
Canadian
Jan
10%
5.25
32%
Dynamics
Jan
2.90
Jan
Jan
12
Week's
Sale Priceu
.
Canada
Jan
10 %
Feb
110
26
.100
General
General
Expressed
Last
-!.
•
Canada
2.120
14%
-1
preferred
Are
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Pap Mills Ltd.*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc____
1
Crain
5ft
Shown
Par
Abltca Lumber &
Jan
23%
38%
an
2.70
30
a44
.>-.
Warrants
14%
•
Jan
100
32
a44
:
STOCKS
w
.
Jan
14%
_•
Jan
8%
80
>
Jan
al5%
Corp
Players Canadian Corp.
A
15%
51%
Pord Motor Co
Frosst
Jan
Feb
Ltd
Match
French
14%
47
9%
Canada common
30
Friday
Jan
2,659
18%
Electrolux
ramous
666
15%
48%
100
Brewery
Pont
15%
Feb
47
•
common
preferred
Donohue
14
47
23%
Textile
515
15
15%
14
*
common
Preferred
7 ft
14
Feb
•
Dominion Tar A Chemical
Dominion
—.
14
•
4.00
Jan-
36%
550
2.90
30
Canadian Stock
Jan
common
8
2,389
37
2.80
—50c
:
common.
Prices
Jan
Glass
36%.,.:
36%
1
Ltd.
preferred
Jan
Dominion
Feb
:
:
Jan
7.40
7.40
Dominion
.100
3.30
200
class A__—____*
Ltd
Jan
Preferred
200
8%
•
Worts
&
(Canada)
Knapp
Jan
.2.50
Jan
3.30
3.30
—
Jan
Jan
18
Petroleum
Jan
25%
8%
Jan
12'% a 17'%
2.35
a
Dome
55%
Feb
Jan
al8
Crown Zellerbach class a
Seagrams
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
Feb
a
•
58
51%
4,470
Jan
18
26
al7%
Jan
.727
___
17%
•
•
Corp
Grocers
4 % ft
Feb
19%
&
Zellers
Jan
5%
Jan
9%. Jan
3.70
>
a
•
B
5
300
io y»
Pipeline-
Geoderham
639
16%
22%
*
A
13%
52
53%
23%
52 %
Jan
17%
•
BllttBt
25%
16%
•
Glass
class
11%
Jan
18%
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Enterprises
Consolidated Mining A
Consolidated Textile
Corbys
24%
—10
——
3.30
Steel
16%
•
Cellulose
(B
Combined
24
1,400
24%
||
632
52
22%
53
Bank
Oils
United
53
52 %
23%
Texaco Canada Ltd
43
32,960
43
14
if
75^
preferred
Supertest
6
Bloedel class B
•
MacMillan Bloedel A Powell River
Ltd •
Jan
42%
Jan
16%
16'%
17%
3,724
%
Jan
19
Jan
Massey-Ferguson
•
11%
10%
11%
22,286
10%
Jan
12'%
Jan
100
98%
98
100
635
97%
Jan
102
12
175
12
Jan
12
Jan
6
a6
60
6
Jan
6
Jan
St
preferred—
Maurice
Gas
._20
Inc__
& Save (1957) Ltd
Sobeys Storgs Ltd class A
•
8%
•
84
600
Feb
90
Jan
8%
9
2,110
8%
Feb
10
J a.n
13
1
Shop
13
125
12%
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
12
5%%.
5 '%%
Mitchell
Class
common
preferred
(Robt)
class
'
A
B
Preferred
For
Co
Lt6e
Trans-Canada
23%
23%
24
1,055
.
23%
23
23%
413
23
Feb
25%
Jan
Union
46%
40
40'%
94
40
Feb
40'%
Jan
United
17
16%
17
1,340
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
United
46
45%
46
270
44
Jan
46
Jan
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32
33
60
32
Feb
34
Jan
Western
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42.
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•
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1.95
35
1.95
Jan
2.05
15%
16
150
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
35%
35
36
895
35
Feb
37%
Jan
33
33
105
32%
Jan
33
Feb
•
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10%
235
10
Jan
12
Jan
15%
Jan
16
% Jan
21
Jan
21
—
Jan
■
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of
Canada
Corporations
Principal
Pen
Co
Canada
Ltd
class
•
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4.50
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Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
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footnotes,
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Supertest Petroleum
32
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Montreal Trust
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Morgan
39
Jan
"
6,650
-2.30
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2.40
Jan
831
3.45
Jan
5.75
Jan
635
32%
Jan
32Va
Jan
Number 5923 ...The Commercial
Volume 191
Financial Chronicle
(639)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
week's
i<ast
Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
for W<»pk
of Prices
Par
Low
Toronto Stock
Shares
Aumaque
300
18c
41,000
3 %c
2,000
9,700
62c
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5c
16c
-20c
80c.
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6c
7c
1
49c
Jan
7.65
Jan
6.80
1,300
17c
19c
32c
37c
—
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4c
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Corp—
42c
46c
5c
5c
Cadillac Mines
Ltd-
25c
-
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Fundy
Copper
Oils Ltd
Jan
34c
Jan
5c
Feb
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
24c
Feb
19 Vi
Jan
21% Jari
4c
Jan
Akaitcho
2,000
6.25
a3c
a5c
1,705
6.05
340
5c
Feb
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6.80 Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
7c
Jan
Cons
Uranium
Central
Algoma Steel
12c
Jan
58c
Feb
Allied
Jan
5c
Jan
8V2C
2,000
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
Aluminium
24,000
18c
Jan
23c
Jan
Aluminum
2,350
18c
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
6.15
Jan
Almagamated
Larder
Feb
Amalgamated
Rare
5.30
5 lie
6c
7c
V
,
1,450
5.15
-
4c
Jan
5V2C
6,168
6c
Feb
9V2C Jan
4 Va %
Co
4%
preferred
6c
14,000
8c
1,000
7c
Jan
8c
Jan
Anchor
7c
2,000
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
8c
Feb
8c
Feb
Anglo American ^Exploration
Anglo Canadian "Pulp & Paper
Anglo Huronian
8c
8c
4,000
a3c
a3c
400
Feb
Jan
Anacon
47c
Feb
Analogue
Jan
8c
-_1
10%
10%
500
10 Vi
Jan
1
3.25
3.45
.400
3.25
Feb
;
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13c
13C
1,000
1
1.55
1;55
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6V2C
6V2C
1
14c
11c
15c
31V4
4Vic
2,000
4c
5c
600
8c
10c
30c
30c
30%
1
Ltd——:
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Ltd
"4c
l
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Feb
460
4V2C
•
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■'
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*
1
Jan
llVi
-
Jan
1.55
2,000
180,000
30 Va
12V2C
500
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2.75
a__
new
Caspe
Oil
Age Mines Ltd
Ventures
Gui-Por Uranium
Gunnar
Mines
Haitian
Copper
Ltd.
I8V4
3.45
14c
Ltd—V_.
Jan
Mines
Anthes
Imperial
class
Mining Corp
Killcrest Collieries Ltd
Jan
5c
Feb
Ash
29,500
6c
Jan
10c
Feb
2,000
30c
Jan
38c
Jan
Continental
Oil
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Kontiki
&
Lead
-
Co
Ltd. .■
S
1st
B
Class
»-
1
Ltd
1
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180
26
27V4
44c /• 45c
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7c
Jan
4,248
1,500
10 V2
Jan
Atlas
7c
Jan
Atlas
-Yellowknife
Jan
Atlin-Ruffner
7%
Jan
30c
Jan
2.45
Mining
Co
Petroleums
1
Ltd—
'
15c
Jan
3.20
29%
Jan
33%
20
20
20
180
20
Jan
21
Jan
42
42
431/4
1,150
42
Feb
43 Va
Jan
23c
22c
23c
2,000
22c
Jan
26c
Jan
8c
8c
1,578
7c
Jan
9Vac
Jan
12c
11c
12c
12,855
9'/aC
Jan
13c
Jan
Massval
Mines
Ltd
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:
New Harricana
New
New
Pacific
New
Coal
Pacific
&
One
new
Ltd
for
Jan
Jan
6VaC
Jan
27
Feb
4c
Feb
6c
Jan
Jan
20c
Jan
Feb
16c
Jan
15c
1.03
25c T
25c
26c
12
12
100
lie
lie
11c
500
8c
90c
95c
6,000
82c
Jan
3,000 v
21c
Jan
Santiago Mines Ltd
_50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd-*
New Vinray Mines Ltd
-
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.
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Nocana
Norlartic
North
North
Mines
Mines
17c
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161/2
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5,600
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80c
v
65c
:
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Metals
5c
5c
Auto
5%%
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
41,570
68c
Feb
89c
Jan
7%
73/4
73/4
100
91/2
9V2
91/2
75
48c
52c
42,127
48c
Feb
4c
7c
24,400
4c
Jan
16 Vi
16'A
12
19%
193/4
25
19%
1.95
2.00
4,200
1.80
Jan
2.10
241/2
251/4
2,298
24Va
Jan
28
Jan
7V2C
12,000
7c
Feb
8v2c
Jan
12c
12c
6,000
11c
Jan
13 Vac
Jan
—„
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Ltd
500
56c
Feb
68c
8c
Jan
9V2C
20c
2,000
20c
Feb
20c
Feb
5c
100
5C
Jan
8c
Jan
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
69c
70c
2,500
1.03
1,250
12 Vac
14c
1.03
23,430
12c
Ltd
Ventures
Jan
1,000
10c
Jan
11c
Jan
40c
5,000
33c
Jan
47c
Jan
55c
Jan
27,300
3,500
3Vac
Jan
4c
Jan
8,500
5c
Jan
9V2C
95c
89c
95c
2,300
26c
2,000
1.45
1.60
3,500
16c
16c
1,000
3.00
500
4c
16c
4c
2.40
25c
1.27
16c
2.90
16c
4c
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2,000
37c
3,000
1,500
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18 %c
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5.90
96c
27c
23c 26 VaC
6.50
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96c
28c
27c
2.10
10c
31c
91/2
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Feb
60c
•
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7c
Jan
Jan
161/4
Feb
Feb
19%
Feb
Jan
Jan
1,250
25 Va
26
265
25 V4
Jan
26 V2
3.35
3.35
200
3.35
Jan
3.35
Jan
6.65
6.90
5,045
6.65
Feb
7.65
Jan
6.70
183/4
18%
895
18 V4
Jan
191/2
Jan
1.01
1.00
1.03
2,500
96c
Jan
1.15
Jan
51%
51V2
523/4
4,411
5IV4
Jan
551/4
Jan
661/2
65%
Jan
71.1/4
1.51
19V4
66%
67
1,550
1.50
1.56
11,850
51c
51c
2,100
51c
Feb
55c
Jan
14c
15c
10,500
14c
Jan
17c
Jan
Jan
•
15c
101/2 C
6c
6c
1.45
Jan
Jan
1,63
Jan
8,900
1,400
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A
Beaver
Mines
Lodge
Mining
10c
Jan
12v2c
4VaC
Jan
6V2C
Bibis
Yukon
Jan
150
39 Va
Feb
42
Jan
26 Va
Jan
27Va
Jan
20c
Jan
24c
Black
Bo water
Bowes
7Va
Jan
7Va
Feb
15c
16c
5,000
11 Vac
Jan
17 V2 c
Jan
1
70c
67c
70c
33c
33c
40c
4,000
43'A
43
43 3/8
15,995
90c
66c
90c
21,700
16c
19c
12,557
30,200
10,255
Jan
60c
Jan
75c
19c
Jan
,40c
42%
Jan
431/2
Jan
66c
Feb
90c
Feb
16c
Jan
19c
Feb
151/2C
-
Jan
Feb
lie
11c
13c
9c
Jan
64c
64c
65c
6,565
63c
Jan
67c
Jan
10c
10c
11c
9,150
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
•
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Jan
27V2C
6V2C
1
:
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preferred
Mersey
Company
Boymar Gold Mines
58c
50
50
1
50
*
1
preferred
20c
17V2C
.1
Ltd
preferred
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625
1
Corp 5%
5 Va %
55
23,660
1
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Mines
Mines
27
22c
1
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Uranium
Bay
Bouzan
;
7'/2
27
25
50c
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Bordulac
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20c
1
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40
714
j
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Bicroft
39 Va
39V2
1
1
Com
Quebec
Telephone
Bethlehem Cooper Corp
Bevcon
*
1
-
4IV2
56c
3,000
6c
Jan
7c
Jan
58c
19,000
56c
Jan
65c
Jan
290
41V*
Feb
42Va
Jan
100
45 J/4
Jan
46%
Feb
2,460
9 V4
Jan
10%
Jan
42
463/4
463/4
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93/4
46
46Vs
30
30
1
Jan
6V2C
-
411/4
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14c
16,500
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,
140
45
Jan
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Jan
25
30
Feb
30
Feb
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7c
7c
1,000
Jan
8c
5.35
5.50
2,700
5.25
Jan
5.55
Jan
7c
Jan
Pioneer
1
Brazilian Traction common
•
4.25
4.25
4.50
13,182
4.25
Feb
4.75
Jan
•
22
22
23
945
20 Va
Jan
Jan
47
Jan
23%
47V2
2.24 Feb
2.60
Jan
Bralorne
Bridge
Tank common
&
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
Jan
45V2C
I8V2C
43c
Feb
a—
Jan
6.50
! '
a__
—
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Feb
Columbia
Jan
Reef
Feb
594,350
23c
Jan
2,200
8VaC
10%
Jan
1,500
1.65
Feb
9c
9 VaC
2,000
9c
Feb
12c
8,500
10c
Jan
2.10
2.10
5,000
19c
'12c
Feb
5,170
Jan
Jan
13Va
V
Jan
1.80
Jan
—
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B
38
38
821/2
82 Va
821/2
441/4
43
441/4
491/2
49 y4
32 Va
Jan
351/2
Jan
36
Jan
371/4
Feb
38 Va
90
Jan
37 Va
Jan
40
140
82
Jan
83%
536
43
Jan
441/4
Jan
50
915
48
Jan
50
Feb
14Va
Jan
.
Jan
•
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12 Va
131/4
6,145
33V4
33 Va
34 Va
4,572
33 V4
Jan
371/2
Jan
423/4
42 Va
43Vt
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42V4
Jan
431/4
Feb
3 1 %
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11 Va
5,085
IIV4
Jan
11%
Jan
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45c
2,500
43c
Jan
52c
Jan
10
10
10%
987
10
Feb
11%
Jan
10 Va
10Va
310
lOVa
Jan
101/2
45 c
--
„
12V4 Feb
Jan
2.75
Buffadison
&
Smelting
1
1
Gold
Feb
8,000
8c
Jan
16c
Jan
23;500
30c
Jan
42c
2.75
Feb
Jan
5.40
Feb
10c
12c
32,500
9V2C
Jan
121/2c
Jan
2.25
11,200
7c
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7c
4,000
31
29%
31
280
•
7 VaC
7 VaC
1,000
17
17
350
13%
13
131/4
1,559
12 Va
Jan
131/2
Jan
15c
15c
16c
2,666
12c
Jan
20c
Jan
14c
14c 14VaC
3,765
121/2 c
Jan
16c
Jan
46c
45c
49c
13,850
45c
Jan
57c
Jan
201/4
Burlington
33c
Jan
2.80
2.05
1
2.65
33,750
•-*
Jan
9c 11 VaC
10c
295
5.40
•
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Red
Buffalo
4.95
1
Ankerlte
Buffalo
1
2.75
4.45
—
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Brunswick
-2.10
13c
355
*
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Building
Products
Bunker Hill Extension
IOV2C Jan
-
13,751
37V4
•
25
1
1
Mines
Company
Mills class
Bruck
33 Va
37
—
96c
1.70
Brown
32 Va
Products
Telephone
Chemicals
Brockville
32%
371/4
Jan
1
Forest
Columbia Power
Feb
8 Vac
——
British
Feb
11 Va
•
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Jan
175
3,900
50
—-50
100
50
50
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preferred
AVz%
preferred
4%% preferred
5% preferred
5 V2 % preferred
Broulan
4.85
47
2.50
Electric
4 % %
British
47
2.30
1
Jan
8c
20
20%
2,750
191/2
Jan
21
Jan
17Va
18 Vi
22,175
Feb
19%
Jan
*
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2.05
1.70
Jan
2.25
Jan
7c
Jan
7c
Jan
291/2
Jan
311/s
Jan
Jan
8v2c
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
7c
17
Jan
30c
5c
4.15
1.66
5,000
36c
34c
40c
226,350
26
4,000
10c
250
26
9c
:
4,500
5 VaC
5 VaC
500
4c
4c
4,500
4 VaC
4
VaC
800
Oils
Jan
5c
Feb
Cable
4.15
Feb
4.80
Jan
Cadamet
1.66
Feb
1.87
Jan
Calalta
Calgary & Edmonton
3 VaC
200
1.66
4c
Jan
•*
50
—
American
Jan
3VaC
Preferred
Britalta Petroleum
Columbia
96c
4.15
42.
2.80
2.71
*
British
500
4c
see page
5
Feb
2.72
—*
British
Jan
23c
-
-
3.15
18Vac Feb
75
1.66
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class
-
Feb
5c
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—
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Bros
Jan
Jan
19c
1.65
Ltd"II—
18c
Jan
8 VaC
9c:
1.75
Feb
10%
Ltd-
27c
Jan
34c
13,275
,
2.60
Jan
Jan
*
4,350
5.75
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26V2c
Jan
Jan
15VaC Jan
3c
7,500
Jan
'
3,000
15VaC
37c
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For
footnotes,
85c
22,500
2.42
29c
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Ltd
241/2
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7%
Jan
Feb
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Ltd
B
&
Jan
Ltd
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1.21
4c
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Westville
Class
Jan
Jan
"
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Corp—
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23c
80c
2.95
Corp
Explorations
Feb
Jan
2.35
42c
16c
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan- Consolidated Mines Ltd
Tache Lake Mines Ltd-
vanguard
j16c
7 VaC
1.51
•
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Jan
36c
—
Titan Petroleum
Corp.!
Trebor Mines Ltd
United Asbestos
Corp Ltd
United oii6 Ltd..—-
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8.50
25c
Lawrence River Mines Ltd
Siscalta Oil3 Ltd—
Siscoe Mines Ltd
South Dufault Mines
Ltd:
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Power
Bowater
Jan
Feb
2.40
Ltd
Mines
Feb
7 VaC
89c
St
Ltd—
1.03
Jan
3 VaC
;
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Gold
Feb
Jan
4c
Quebec
Mines
Jan
9,000
1.03
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—
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6c
36c
-/
_
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Jan
7 VaC
-
Pitt
Tazin
Jan
'
Pennbec
Gold
76c
Jan
9c
35c
standard
Bathurst
Beatty
56c
,
35c
Mining
1.99-
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Seattle Duquesne
Jan
10c
Mines
16'A
7 Va
'
Feb
Jan
Feb
10c
Rexspar Minerals & Chemicals
Rtx-Athabaska Uranium Mines
Feb
12,000
77c
•
Jan
Feb
8c
70c
Ltd
Jan
44
9V2C
•
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1.20
7c
10c
Red Crest Gold
Uranium
15c
19c
5c
5,600
Quebec Copper
Corp Co Ltd
Lithium Corp
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting &
Refining
Jan
351/4
Feb
68c
1
Petroleums
Feb
90c
1.21
&
Jan
Jan
1.09
Roberval
26c
Jan
1.21
Cobalt
Bata
3c
Orchan
Ltd—
1.02
Feb
-
1
Ltd
Mining
Feb
51c
600
Producers
43
10
;
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Jan
4 VaC
40,300
Gas
Feb
29%
125
10
Mines
Baska
71c ' Feb
18c
Quebec
Quebec
Jan
8V2C
1
25
Bank of Nova Scotia
Barnat
Jan
3 Vac
7.50
Mining Corp
Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib) Mines
-
Jan
Jan
92
86c
3,511
Jan
17,666
16c
Mines
4,600
■;
27c
35c
Jan
*
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Montreal
of
Jan
1.12
35,600
7.35
Pt'ovo
Jan
7c
17c
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44
Jan
Jan
92
50c
13c
500
7.40
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90c
301/4
43
22c
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preferred
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75c
56c
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86c
2.71
common
80c
9,000
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Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-
Partridge ^Canadian
60
293/8
12c
Products
2nd
Jan
*
5c
Ltd
Ltd—
48,895
92
7c
Oil
Jan
32c
6c
13c
Mines
1,500
24c
92
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banff
11c
Feb
••••*
20c
;.
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Uranium
24c
21c
Feb
68c
Mines
Electric
Fabric
Barymin
: 7ic
'
7c
:
Ltd-
5c
5c
•\L~
•'M:
-
Mines
Jan
8V2C
•
Bell
•.
Rare
131%
86c
Mines
Auto
Belcher
75a
Corp_
Jan
22c
29%
*
Copper
15c
)
1,000 ' • f.
3,500
yi
2,100
85c
62c
—
•
Asbestos
12Va
23c
-•
50
•
Gold
12 Va
Feb
12
53,533
15c
.
*
Ltd
Uranium
(1945)
Paudash
Jan
Jan
1.13
25c
5,500
18 VaC
15c
<-
80c
Ltd———
American
Obalskl
17c
29 Va
Feb
1.00
-
»:■
Ltd
Ltd
American
Northspan
"Jan
27Va- Feb
2,450
% 21c 241/2c
23c
—
west Amulet Mines
Nickel
12c
4,150
v
New
311
'
New
mow
Coast
Belleterre
^
12V2
Jan
6c
*
27%
20c
old
Jan
121/4
Jan
Jan
13c
21
Consolidated
five
50
Jan
'
each
Jan
Jan
27
1
Ltd
Oils
•:
50
Jan
7.60
2.95
11c
:
2,500
'
Being exchanged for
105
4.00
I41/2C
Jan
Feb
1.00
1
Ltd
50
Jan
Jan
6.50
lie
"
Explorations
50
3.25
11c
19c
1
Ltd__:
300
Jan
'
Mines
Mylamaque
24,100
Jan
14V2C
-
200
12c
7.60
6c
Jan
23%
10,000
t
3.50
11c
7.45
7.60
6VaC
27
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
u.
♦
Mogador
Mines
Ltd—
:
1
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
—1
New Formaque Mines Ltdl
Jan
'
72,000
>
Jan
jan
9Vs
3,300
1.02
14V2C
65c
90c
Feb
219,800
*
new
Jan
Jan
6%
9c
5
-
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
56c
60c
715
18c
Bank
Merrill Island Mining Ltd-
500
78,583
8V2C
J&n
•;
58c
84c
6%
15V2C
Jan
15c
58c
76c
6%
Jan
9C
5c
15c
58c!
79c
6%
Jan
15V2C
20 Va
15c
Feb
2.15
5,209
'■
Aumacho River Mines
8V2C
11c
iJ-
Ltd—
36c
14,800
313/4
Aumaque Gold Mines
100
'1
3,300
3.00
291/2
Jan
5,000
•6c
36c
2.70
30%
Jan
1,000
4c
6c
35c
2.73
_•
29%
5c
1,750
Jan
Jan
Feb
49 Vac
21
24%
6.10
Feb
12c
23%
Jan
Jan
Jan
..
37c
5c
23%
Jan
60
5.25
51c
Steels
21
-
19%
Feb
60
7
20
Jan
26
Feb
150
900
Nickel—
Acceptance common—
Atlantic
Jan
I8V4
57
2,262
V'
57
5.50
*
Preferred
Jan
''
5c
Atlantic
Feb
9c
2.45
Jan
5c
50c
12c
v
—
1
Ltd—
Corp of Canada Ltd
Island
2.45
Jan
13 V4
J.
B
Associated Arcadia
Feb
"
Jan
47c
Jan
73/8
pfd—100
common
Jan
Jan
28 Va
Feb
12
100
Temple
7c
4c
Jan
38c
40c
33c
•
183/4
24%
7
-
Lingside Copper
Lithium
59,000
45c
Labrador Mining & Explorat'n Co Ltd-1
Long
6V2C
26
—1
Ltd—.
Mines
Zinc
6c
a
Jan
Jan
2,240
57
1
Jan
2.45
6V2C
—.
—
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Isd Mines Ltd——_s.Israel
1
*
Jan
1.20
2.35
2,600
■
5.50
*
Area Mines
2V2C
10
2.90
Feb
5,380
42c
-181/4
Jan
Jan
3.50
Asamera Oil
Feb
300
26
2.55
90c
7%
4.75
pfd—50
—
Jan
10 Va
4,220
123/8
1
5c
10 1/2
_1
2.65
12
1
Jan
41/2C Jan
Jan
40 Va
1
7c
.
45c
Jan
Ansil
15c
8,000
Jan
36
Anglo Rouyn Mines
5Vic Jan
26,900
39c
Jan
7,904
Feb
lOVaC Jan
-21,000
4,000
38d
,
:
—
Petroleums
33 Va
8c
42c
Jan
37%
Jan.
Jan
1.70
Warrants
Jan
:6c
Jan
3.05
36
lc
Feb
50c
75c
Jan
36
20c
4c
5c
Jan
25
3$c
50c
Controls
30 Va
7c
,„>i
—
'
.
12V4
Mines-
Lead
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
34c
:
49c
.-.
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
61c
25 Va
Warrants
Golden
500
2.00
Nepheline
American
19c
a—
Jan
61c
825
1
7c
1
77c
4,650
10c
7 Vic
1
21
Jan
95c
Earth
Pete
Leduc
American
Feb
5c
Jan
54c
1
5 Vie
7c
187/8
13,706
2.05
Mines
3,500
1,000
1
1
2.60
2,180
75c
50
.
60,460
Jan
42c
11,725
201/4
69c
v
25
preferred-
17C
1.87
Jan
42 c
;
•
47c
47c
Jan
*
—
2.75
I6V2C Jan
Jan
*•27c
„•
Ltd
47c
*
19
11 VaC
.
61c
70c
2.55
Minerals
Roxana
2.41
47c
2.80
Jan
2.00
common
16 Vic
*
2.70
193/4
18
Feb
1,000
:
Jan
——
Alminex
8V2C
5.25
Jan
16c
Jan
•
Algonquin Bldg Credits
Feb
5 Vic
5c
9,300
2.60
.
45c
5.25
11,175
19c
——50
___
4 Vic
20a-.
480
lie
18c
10
:
—
4,000
13%
181/2
10c
10c
1
—
53,300
18c
Jan
*
common
Preferred
Warrants
5c
13V4
23
__5
12c
20c
Jan
2.00
Oils——
58c
13 y2
22V4
•
common
54c
—
260
2.75
1
Trunk
12c
.
.
22V4
96c
4 V2C
7,200
Jan
221/4
!"♦
5c
1
41%
;
56C
■'
Gold
common
Pac
Algom
40c
Jan
19%
.1
—
Gas
Alberta
Jan
36 Va
50c
Distillers
Warrants
Alberta
20c
4,102
*
.
„—
Yellowknife
Voting trust
25,342
38V4
1
Shoe—
Alberta
■
400
4c
1
Ajax Petroleums
Algoma
20%
6.05
112c
Surpass
•vgnicp Mines Ltd
High
3Cc
37
»
2.65
Ltd-
(1945)
Bay
Futurity
20c
;
16 Vic
Ltd—
Ltd
Exploration
Fontana
28c
4c
1
Ltd
&
Jan
Jan
6Vic Jan
Ltd
Ltd
Minerals
Mining
5c
55c
Jan
20
•
Palconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano
Jan
Jan
32,400
6.05
Jan
5c
6c
L!'
43c
3 Vac
24c
__
Feb
Jan
42c
5c
_
20c
5,000
131/2 C
■
—
Jan
12,600
16,416
11,500
:
21c
'
12,000
;
l
Mines
Pacific
Mines
&
14c
•32c
5Vac
27c
,_1
_
Mines
Mines
4,000
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
27c
A
1
Bi-Ore
Oil
class
^_1
Central
Sullivan
Jan
6.70
23,200
v
4VaC
46c
Miniere L'Ungava—<—1.50
Metal
14c
Agnew
-
——75c
Consol
Fao
Mines
19c
6.70
v"
"
Consol
East
Sugar
Uranium
Advocate Mines Ltd
1
Cleveland Copper
Empire
Atlantic
Acadia
Acme Gas & Oil
1
Shares
29c
—H25
Acadia
Feb
2,000
for Week
High
181/2
common
■
Jan
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd-————•
Central Manitoba
Mines Ltd-*.l_l
New
Preferred
Jan
Chess
Range
Low
37 Va
1
Paper
49c
-1
Ltd—'———
Quebec
Explorations Ltd
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Denison
Feb
Ltd
&
12c
_1
Mines
49c
Power
38c
-1
Consolidated
Jan
Mines
Abitibi
Jan
-1
Consolidated
8c
Abacus
Jan
-1
Copper-Man
Jan
7Vic
_*
Lake
Jan
8V2C
32c
-1
Chiptnan
89c
Jan
6,866
-1
Compagnie
Jan
4,913
17c
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
10c
17c
Canadian
Week's
Par
36c
.-1
Mining Corp
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chiboug Copper Corp.
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Jan
5V2c Jan
5,000
in
Jan
4c
33c
Corp—
Expressed
Last
Jan
20c
7V2C
-1
Cassiar
37,440
49c
13
Jan
36c
-
Mines
Are
STOCKS
Jan
7V2C
Mines Ltd—-1
-1
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Eelle-Chibougamau Mines- Ltd-—— -1
-1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp.
Carder
"
12 Va
3Vic Jan
v14c
-1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
Carbec
Shown
High
.^1
Bay Mining Co___
Copper
82c
8V2C
6V2C
-1
Eornite
-
•
-1.
Bateman
12%
15c
3 Vic
•
*
1'
Exploration Ltd—
Gold Mines Ltd———
Augustus
12 '/a
—
Arrieranium Mines Ltd_
Anacon
Lead Mines Ltd—_—«...
Anthonian Mining Corp. Ltd——
Arno
Mines Ltd
Associated Arcadia Nickel Corp___
Atlas sulphur & Iron Co Led
Prices
Low
Friday
—1
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscope Explorations Ltd
(Range for Week Ended February 5)
SaIes
j
.k
25c
Jan
40c
Jan
Mines
Mines
IIH250
Petroleum
Jan
26 Vi
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
Calvet
3 VaC
Jan
4V2C
Jan
Campbell Chibougamau
6c
Jan
*
Calgary Power common
Calvan'Consolidated Oil
10c
26
9c
4Vac
Jan
"
Gas
&
Campbell Red Lake^
17V2-
3.50
3.50
200
-•
58c
53c
60c
16,100
1
—1
6.05
6.05
6.30
7,895
I2V2
12 Va
12%
1,100
1
Oils
.
,
17Va
3.50
Jan
3.50
Jan
Jan
60c
Jan
6.05
Feb
6.90
Jan
12 Va
Jan
13V4
Jan
45c
Financial Chronicic?
Commercial and
The
40
Monday, February 8, 1960
. . .
(640)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ended February 5)
(Range for Week
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
1,686
20
Jan
21%
53
37
54
Jan
57
Ja
1.08
1.13
2.000
20c 32%c
5,000
Canadian
Bank
Breweries
Canadian
Minerals
45%
Jan
45
Jan
47%
Feb
Crows
1,243
55
Feb
58
Jan
80
81
50
80
Feb
84
Jan
Cusco
60c
40
55c
Jan
75c
4.30
5.25
35.235
43%
43 %
43 %
10%
11%
9
60c
9
11 Vi .Feb
Jan
Jan
9
Feb
8c
6%c Jan
Mines
Delnite
4.429
51
Jan
56
Jan
Devon
34%
Jan
37 %
Jan
Distillers
Feb
36
36%
1.335
35*8
Jan
36%
12%
12%
13%
1,730
12%
Jan
16
6.15
6.00
5.05
2,035
6.75
5.05
5.45
r-.
13 %
20
19%
20
28 Mi
28%
2814
7%
614
.7%
*
1.15
1.08
3
11
8%
Pete
6io
1.325
13%
13
—*
•
—25
—.
-V
1,480
:
.->
305
Wright
Dome
Jan
5.00
Jan
6.60
Jan
Dominion
Feb
14*4
Jan
Dominion
22%
Jan
Jan
29
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
1.20
25,900
1.03
Jan
1 34
181.084
7%
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
85c
Canadian
75c
85c
16.720
2.35
2.50
5,405
3.30
3.40
12,035
18
18
18
300
11%
————.——*
Dock——_—
•
Canadian Dyno Mines——___—_—1
Canadian Export Gas A Oil16^3
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A_50c
Canadian Food Products common
*
Class
A
———*
Preferred
100
Canadian
General Securities "B"
*
3.25
11%
100
14%
15%
554
Preferred
15
Dredge
Canadian
73c
Preferred
Feb
3.25
15%
Dominion
Dominion
Tar
Textile
Copper
Co
Minerals....—
t
,
Jan
45c
13,742
2.29
29,200
10%
700
3.50
200
8
8
200
8
52
53
100
52
Feb
60%
Jan
Easy
15
16
1,000
15
Feb
16
Feb
Economic
40c
Canadian
Oils
2,45
Jan
East
Amphl
Jan
3-80
Jan
East
Malartic
3.50
Jan
9
Jan
Oil
Husky
Warrants
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
2,700
34c
1,508
90c
37c
Feb
93c
Feb
Eddy
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
Cos
Eddy
Paper
7.80
5.502
7.50
Feb
8.55
Jan
3.90
1,240
3.10
Ifeb
4.65
Jan
Elder
Common
3,521
11
Jan
12%
Jan
Eldrich
1,205
15%
Jan
17
Jan
El
Mining
-.
Sol
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Vickers
Ltd
24%
Jan
24%
6.899
24
Jan
25 %
1,270
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Falconbridge
10%
Jan
12
Jan
Famous
5%c
Jan
-6c
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
10%
11%
725
5%c
5%c
6.000
16%
16*4
385
15%
30
3012
125
27%
1
Can
Erin
Mines
Can
Met
Explorations
-.
42 %
Feb
ll%c
Jan
1.19
432,233
97c
Jan
9c %■ 19c
328.810
9c
Feb
24c
2 %C
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Cariboo
Jan
Jan
97c
214 c
Asbestos
Cassiar
Cayzor
Ltd
Corp
Athabaska
Central
Del
Rio
Central
Pat
314 c
19,500
Porcupine
Charter 'Oil
Chartered
Chateau
2 %c
Farwest
Chimo
Mines
Gold
1.13
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
49c
45c
49c
9,400
41c
Jan
49c
Jan
5.15
5.30
5,674
1.31
1.31
1.35
5,400
1314c
13c 14 %C
3,100 f
5.95
Jan
Jan
1.40
Jan
Jan
15c
1.26
Mining
1.20
1,200
Jan
1.29
Jan
62
62
100
62
Feb
62 %
Jan
22%
22 %
125
22%
Feb
22 %
4%c
4%C
1,000
3%c
Jan
5%c
Jan
Jan
4%c
1.15
38c
38c
40c
41,800
38c
Jan
48c
46c
49c
10,900
46c
Feb
55c
Fleet
65c
Jan
13c
3,000
13c
Jan
15c
65c
68c
8.900
65c
Feb
80c
3,100
50c
61c
Jan
Jan
52c
54c
•
4.05
4.00
4.40
3,995
3.00
Jan
4.40
Feb
1
3.10
2.99
3.20
16.410
2.81
Jan
3.25
Jan
1814
•
1
1
Equipment
Cody Reco
—
17%
23%
19,818
17%
Feb
Lake
Gold
Mines
25%
Jan
1014C
9c 11 %C
14,000
9c
Jan
12c
Jan
1314c
13 %c 13 %c
1,700
13c
Jan
15c
Jan
4.15
7.340
Jan
4.15
Feb
4.00
Columbia
Cellulose
Combined
Enterprises
Combined
Conduits
Conlagas
11
Jan
Jan
42c
Jan
1.50
200
1.50
Jan
1.50
Jan
2.50
1,575
2.50
Jan
2.50
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
53c
Jan
60c
13
12%
13
200
54c
54c
55c
9,000
Mines
43c
43c
500
43c
Feb
56c
Fraser
23c
3,000
20c
Feb
26c
Jan
6c
Oil
Allenbee
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Beta
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mines
8c
1
.
Gamma
8%
8%
300
6c
6%c
3,333
10c
8.000
7.237
6c
8c
Jan
Jan
8%
8c
10c
8c
Feb
Jan
12c
10%
10%
15,357
10%
Jan
11%
53.023
5%c
Feb
39c
Consolidated
East
Consolidated
Fenimore
3.60
3.55
3.70
12,665
30c
30c
36c
42,000
30c
Feb
45c1
43c
31c
Consolidated
Golden
1,977
32c
36,730
27c
Feb
28c
2,775
26c
Jan
63c
47,575
59c
Feb
27c
27c
„1
59c
59c
2.80
2.80
2.90
730
Gold
Howey
43c
30c
32c
._1
Arrow
Trailer
Marbenor
Consolidated
Marcus
Consolidated Mlc
2.80
:
33c
72c
Oils
Feb
3.00
& Smelting
Consolidated
Morrison
Negus
Consolidated
Explor
Nicholson
r
Mosher
Consolidated
Mines
Jan
35c
Mines
Red
55c
Jan
65c
Sannorm
2.60
2.70
4,700
18
18%
6,051
1.14
1.18
1,740
Consolidated Sudbury
Class
A
Basin
Class
Co
2.55
18
1.14
Jan
2.90
General
Genex
Geo
Feb
20
Feb
1.24
25c
9,500
21c
1.09
21,150
99c
Jan
19c
25,541
15c
Jan
20c
Glenn
5c
2,933
4%c
Jan
6c
26c
1.18
Copper
Cosmos
Coulee
Chiboug
Imperial
Cournor
Cowlchan
Mining
Copper
.......
,
Class
5c
Jan
1.29
Jan
8c
Jan
,
Feb
1.53
Jan
10c
Jan
9c
3,000
1.56
1.65
14.150
1.55
Jan
1.78
Jan
1.52
1.61
17,792
1.52
Feb>
1.90
Jan
17
17
120
37
60
27
150
62
75
62
130
1.38
1.45
II,700
8c
Jan
17
Feb
17
Feb
35%
Jan
39'%
Jan
27
Jan
28 %
61%
Jan
82
Jan
59
Jan
68
Jan
1.30
Jan
1.54
Jan
Jan
23c
24c
7,000
21c
Jan
25C
7%c
8c
8,000
7c
Jan
9 %c
Jan
11%
11%
150
11%
Jan
12
Jan
56
56
20
; Jan
56
Jan
—
7%c
56
Jan
56
6%
25
6%
Jan
22c
1 500
19c
Jan
24c
Jan
7%c
38,800
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
30%
31%
9,108
30%
Feb
32%
Jan
19%
19%
1,195
19
Jan
19%
Jan
16%
17
820
16%
Feb
16%
Jan
74c
Jan
91C
Jan
6%
6%
6%c
30%
19%
16%
76c
84c
7,100
4.30
4.65
23,240
4.00
Jan
4.65
9c 11 %C
76c
4.60
9'/2c
64c
37,825
9c
Feb
13c
Jan
71c
61,400
62c
Feb
85c
Jan
62c
42%
42%
48
Feb
27
425
47
27%
Jan
27%
300
70c
60c
70c
4,300
60C
Feb
75%
75%
78
I,130
75%
5%c
6c
26
27%
27%
1.90
165
630
10%
10%
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445
166 166%
166
'
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9,000"
v
785
26
,
Great
88%
173'%
Feb
Great
$2.80
Feb
14%
Jan
14%
Jan
6%
Jan
5c
5c
6V2C
Jan
36%
Jan
6
—
33
97
97
32
5
1
16%
16%
Feb.;
Feb ^
96
•
1,755
97
Jan
102 % 102%
10
101%
1,760
16%
16%
/
17%
Class
16%
45 V,
Jan*
45%
Feb
885
B
1.05
1.05
900
75C
53%
Feb
lie
Jan
Class
Great
1.10
31%
25
15
15
400
12 %c 13 %c
8,500
90c
1.05
II,700
85c
Jan
1.10
18c
18c
500
17c
Jan
18 %c
Jan
Jan
lie
Feb
Jan
37 c
Jan
8C
Jan
19c
Jan
12 %c
—1
?:
6%c
7.000
6c
Jan
8Vic
Jan
40c
Jan
47c
Jan
3,894
135
100
Jan
103
Jan
101%
101%
102
125
101%
Feb
103
3.85
4.00
4,670
3.80
Jan
25c
30c
7.720
lie 13 %c
16,500
1.60
1.60
12%
1.65
17,499
<
Lead
Jan
Feb
1,000
9c
Jan
10,200
60c
Feb
1 80
9c
9c
60c
60c
64c
5,000
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16 %c
27c
25c
*
50
*
18c
Jan
Jan"'
31c
70
Gurney
Feb
23C'
6,667
175
16%
Jan
Jan
40c
Jan
30c
22,100
30c
21 %C
3,000
27c
24 %c
:
I
175
41
40%
41
170
6%
40 Va
200
16c
6,000
16c
;
Jan
6%
common
Feb
Jan
Jan
38%
*
23%
23%
23%
1.400
23%. Feb
7.00
7.00
7.00
150
5%
5%
2,225
__
too
*5%
i
40
40
'1.75' Jan
40
65
1.80
1.80
2.00
450
1.80
10%
11
2,385
10%
4.80
4.95
400
3.60
3.60
450
Va
5%
10%
10%
10%
2.35
13
__
7c
1
10%
1
43c
Jan
5.00
Jan
Feb
3.85
Jan
100
S%
Jan
605
10 %
Jan
10%
233
10%
Jan
'
-:
*
common——.
Preferred
5.35
♦
*
5.55
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
25%
Jan
27
Jan
5c
Jan '
7%c
6C
Jan
7c
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
35c
Feb
1.00
Jan
200
9 Vac
Jan
10c
Jan
200
25%
Feb
25%
Feb
5c
Jan
10c
Jan
14c
Feb
24c
27
27
6C
7%c
6 Vac
1,500
9.44
10%
9,320
63c
22,380
9%c
-
5.35
12,147
_
9%C
9%c
25 Va
25%
6%c
6c
7c
15c
18c
Jan
3c
4c
11%
15c
1
Jan
Jan
'11
'
10%
80 l :
3c
11%
25 Va
*
30
Gold—
6%
111/4
!
.
■
35c
Jan
4.80
6c
•
10
Jan
10%
5.35
3c
11 %
•
Jan
Jan
3.60
-
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1
Lake
5
__
•
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40
Feb
—
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2.25
Jan
10%
*
new:
Jan
t
39%1 Jan
*
A
Jan
.'f 6%
Feb
*
class
7.25
Jan:
1.75
1.75
,
—
Jan
Jan v.
26
1,336
__
Jan
Jan
17%c
1.40
2,500
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6%
7
42%
1.20
40%
1
Jan
Jan
1.12
38%
\
Jan
Feb
-
1.12* Feb
1.12
1
—
41>
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■
Jan
16c
38%
_50
Develop
180
Feb
6%
600
6%
f
Jan
195
6%
6%
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Jan
1st
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rights———
class A
4
Farms
76,400
1,260
279 -'
9.44
32,500.
preferred
Hard Rock Gold
.Harrison
Jan
Hartz (I F»
10c
Jan
Head
69c
Jan
Headway
of
•
—>
class A
Lakes
Red
——
Iron
Lake.
10c
1
9%c
Jan
1
;
...
1,065
15
13
Jam
10c 10 %c
12c
1
—
11%
Jan
101%
Feb
104 '/a
Jan
12
Feb
15%
Jan
20,000
9 %c
'
10c
Jan
lie
Jan
9%c
Feb
12c
Jan
11%
Feb
12 V3
Jan
20,800
12c.
Jan
15c
Jan
13,900
25c '
Jan
31c
Jan
10c
5,000
12 Va
12c 13 %c
300
28c
26c
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
300
12
2.30
2.00 Jan
500
11%
12%
*
—
2.10
11
101% 101%
12
1
Mines
Minerals
Feb
36c
11
100
——
2,660.'-
2.05
*
•
common—
Harding Carpets
12%
"
Gas
Mines
(J
Jan
Jail
common
Mines—
Hartz
Jan
1.60
7%c
-i
•
Mines
Hardee
14c
12
7%c
*
Jan
34c
29c
30c
1
Saddlery
Jan
Feb
1,600
6,275
*
Coal
Bra.-.s
Jan
1,180
34c
1
warrants
Hahn
25c
32c
28c
Feb
Jan
14c
Jan
9%c
12%.
28c
30c
10%c
•
1
1958 warrants
6c
4 30
5,551
10c
1
Mines—.
10%c
lie
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"3iv2
"16 V2
:
•
'
I
Mines
Gold
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust-—--
Gunnar
38%
''
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
Jan
Feb
♦
1
:
Greater
11c
35%
Prospecting—
B
Feb
101
Jan
75c
*
;
Power
West
8c
•
Jan
1.10
Jan
15
Jan
1.10
1
'
Feb
31
400
Jan
50 %
-
•
31%
—...
West
10,700
Jan
Jan
*
common
-
Great
9%C
3.95
22 !
V
4
—
Jan
Feb
1.05
285
47%
Feb
18%
=
50c
Paper
Plains
Gulf
Jan
102 Vb
■
Feb*:
4,915
46%
45%
Jan
97
Ffeb
46
common_50c
1
>
Jan
17%
16%
•
46%
1
1
■,
tr*
'5C >'•
500
32
•
Feb
6
f
32%
preferred
Jan
3.50
Jan
Feb -
5.25
t
*
Warrants
lOc
3,421
Jan
28%
:
Feb
510
5.25
'
Jan
17,500
Jan
9c
500
Mine
Northern
7c
43c
Jan
12
y
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6
Mines
Lakes
5,000
3.95
Jan
14%
Warrants
7%C
40c
Jan
Jan
Jan
f
Jan
80c
v
'•
Jan
'
5c
-
Jan
27%
Feb
—6
Great Lakes
7%c
3.75
Feb
6
22C
6 %c
6
Mines
Granduc
Gulch
37%
For footnotes, see page 42.
20c
14%
Tire
Grandroy
Jan
—1
48,800
Jan
1
B
47c
100
,
8.325
1.43
1.40
*
Jan
35%
1
7%c
14c
Jan
Jan
Canada common—
4ri«
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
Goodyear
33c
12%
.
6c
1.29
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mines
23,400
101
„1
Zinc—*—.
Wares
Uranium
39C
26c
Rand
Lead
17,500
45
6.25
Mining
36c
12c
17c
Jan
2.10
Goldray
Jan
37%
.
15c
v
45
84%
Mfg class A_
Yellowknife
Goldale
Jan
3.90
Exploration
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
100
Jan
Goldfields Mining
Jan
5C
Jan
.100
Class & preferred
45
9%C
'.'i
Jan
16C
._10
Conwest
45
10*8
Jan
9
Feb
Ltd
Mascot
Glacier
Jan
21c
40c
;
Jan
Jan
7%c
61%
1%
Scientific
Giant
Jan
.100
A
79,500
1.87
_i
Steel
Mines
Giant
Jan
1.02
3.80
common
16%
1,890
lie
8IV2
—
;
Gwilllm
Consumers Gas
Feb
14
6,729
10
8c
Jan
490
____—
Products
8c
Petroleum
Jan
4
24c
6c
Jan
51%
1,645
Development
714 c
Mines
15%
31,280
—,
General Petroleum Drilling
Jan
LtcL
Jan
46% Feb
1.99
preferred
38c
_
41%
5.50
Motors
Jan
700
5c
Mines...
Northland
Consolidated West
128c
58c
1614 c
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated
3,500
58c
1.06
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
14%
—100
—100
Dynamics
Jan
1814
Ltd
Va
84%
common
General
Jan
1.15
Mac
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
30c 33%C
„1
41
Jan
62
1
General
Jan
58c
-1
Ltd
32'%
—___—*
Co_
Mines Ltd
General
Jan
2.60
Mines
Gold
14%
Jan ; :
Feb
83
preferred
Great
Consolidated
14
Feb
8
Jan
'
1.90
Mining
5%%
Geco
Jan
3.75
Jan
43c
Consolidated Ha 111 well
3,195
99
Jan
7 V4
v
32
•
9%
*
preferred
class A„
(Charles)
5%
Jan
3.50
43c
..7
Mines
46%"
•
10
common...
Uatineau" Power
Jan
Jan
Crest—
520
49
'
..
,
Jan
,_1
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15%
Jan
100
Ltd
Fruehauf
Jan
14c
I
Oil
Dragon
14%
20c
Ltd
Jan
5%c
1
41%
10
97
:
Jan
"
*
Co
Petroleum
Gaitwin
Jan
8c
10%
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Denison
20
41%
f
85
170
32
9%
27
*
-.15
"*
——
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Frosst
Jan
Jan
8%
11c
•
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Mines
Frobisher
Feb
5%c Jan
8%c
Flin
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
6.600
5%C
Calllnan
Warrants
Consolidated
0%C
914c
814
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
99
7%
32
*
Companies
French
Jan
20c
Consolidated
98
Jan;:
52
Jan
1
Mines—
Key
Feb
20
...
—
Canada
of
Francoeur
Jan
2.50
—
Mines
Coniaurum
Con
Jan
225
4,500
2.50
Petroleum
National
10
29c
10
1.50
3314c
..
—_
Commonwealth
3.75
32c 34 %C
10
Metals
Commoil
3.75
A—
——:
Manufacturing
General
Coin
class
_
Foundation
Jan
13c
Grain
Motor
Ford
Jan
1
.
Smelting
&
Feb
Feb
42c
1
Smelting
&
Mines
Farm
1.15
Mining
Preferred
Jan
Jan
5.10
13c
75c
1
;
Willans
Cockshutt
Jan
Jan
12%
1
;—
Mining
Cochenour
9c
Jan
1.01
1314
*
.—I
Wines
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chib Kayrand Cop Min
Chromium
7 %c
200
7.540
20
Trust
Chibougamau
4,500
1.05
Ltrt.i-.
Mining
Federal
1
Mines
Chesterville
8c
Uranium
Fargo Oils
Jan
1.47
13%
1
;
————
...
Gai
Chesklrk
8c
1
■
21
37
*
•
1
1
—25c
!
1
1
•
Canadian
Candy
Mines
Farmer
Fatima
1.05
—
Feb
7%
1-58
1
1
Nickel
Players
Faraday
16Vic Feb
13%
5.25
Gold
Central
1
*
1
*
•
Quartz
Jan
,19%
2,675.
9c
*
————
Corp
Fanny
Ford
Captain
9.00
45%
—
10
Explorers Alliance
Jan
6Vic
12c
Warrants
Jan
125
25,583
98c
.1
Candore Exploration
16c
45%
44 %
14 %C 16%C
42%
1
Feb
■
•
Jan
12%
121%
Westinghouse
Canadian
44c
Feb
1
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class B_
Eureka
Jan
23
12
16 Vi
Feb
Feb
35c
1,667
24%
Jan
Jan
20c
117,692
24*%
—_
27c
191,857
44c
23
Corp——.
Jan
7.40
I,005390
—*
—
——
27c
36c
—1
—
Jan
'19%
5,266
1.65
—
Empire Life Insurance
Erie Flooring class A
23%
20c
23
preferred
Jan
Jan
8V4
*
.
Feb
42c
36c
Superior Oil—_
1.04
31%
Feb
18%
2.286
48 %
l°c
__
63c
115,855
63c
54c
21c
Canadian
Feb
Jan
- Jan
29 Va
V
7%
--
Ltd—_1
.....————1
Ltd
1
Mines
16
—10
Z81c
L
Jan
55c
7%
1-36
=—
12
—25
27c
14 %C
Jan
45%
9 '-c
Developments
&
*
—.
Feb
46c
5.935
8.00
*
—
Mines
15%
54c
Railway
_
9,310
-
19 Vb
——20
A——
class
11%
common
Jan
7.40
'
1
Match Co—
Jan
16
Mines
Jan
Investment
12
Inca
Jan
•714c £
85c
°c
—
Jan
1.05
Emco
Canadian Northwest
33c
Jan
29%
46 \
14
9%
Mines ...
1
Machine preferred—20
Trust—
-10
Washing
3.10
Gold
Feb
IOV2C
81c
—1
Mines
•
common
Jan
29c
19,245
29%
*
Gold
] East Sullivan
7.50
7.55
—•———
———
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
34c
•
20c
19,000
Jan
10%
90c
10c
1
:
Ltd
Petroleum
Dynamic
Jan
34c
34c
&
Jan
2.15
10
: 15C
27,250
IOV4C Feb,:
--
———■—*>
1
Brewery
3.50
20c
_——
Dow
2.16
.—.
High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Mines
Oils
60c
———
Canadian
Donalda
Duvan
16
Jan
Jan
-22c
41/2
•
1
Duvex
Feb
9%
7 %c
1,700
-if
*
common
Jan
Jan
,16% Jan
Jan
Jan
31c
--
Chemical common—•
&
Jan
Feb
Jan
..
8 Va
6c
33.532
8%
—.
Jan
14%
16
32,700
46%
98
Stores
Dominion
10%
41c
2.23
Coal
&
18
40c
Jan
1,505 u':
19%, 19%
common.—I
—-----50
Jan
11%
Jan
12c
10,823.:::
18%
*
Preferred
Jan
11%
50%
Jan
8c
14c
--
1°°
—
Magnesium
Scottish Invest
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
45
-
54c
<
Electrohome common——& Steel common—*
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3.65
13c
26c
2-su
Dominion
2.75
Jim
2.25
Jan
54c
82c
*
Foundry
Dominion
Jan
11 %
10c<.Jan
10 %c
Bridge
6.00
Jan
7c
23 %C
25J;
—
Petroleum
19%
Jan
7c
150-
16
9 %
18 ^
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28
10c
7,000
9
12 aC
——1
——.
Jan
13
2.20 Jan "
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12c 13 %c
*
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Jan
7.05
—
1,000.-
16
aC
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3,335.:.-",
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6%
80c
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Drawn Steel common
Canadian
17,125
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Palmer
Dome
2,600
2.35
1
•
Preferred
Canadian Curtis
25
9%C
29c
Mining
Dominion
common
45%
8 'aC
Mines
Gold
5,765
warrants
class A
8c
8%c
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Mines
Horn
Deer
53
36 Fa
..
10c
——
Brewls
Decoursey
36%
warrants———,——
Celanese commcn
Jan
8%
Explorers
Mines
52
B
Canners
10%
95
II,500
8c
6%c
A
preferred «<..
Canadian Chemical
Daragon
35%
Class
SI}i
Daering
Jan
50
Class
Canadian
Feb
45 %
235
-P.
5.25
Jan
4.29
Jan
2.00 Feb
15c 16 %C
Jan
43
Deldona
—
Canadian
Mines
Jan
2.64
10c
Q,7~
——
22%
45%
——5
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Ltd
*
—-■«———
1
Nest
Jan
Feb
2.35
Jan
4.35
Crowpat
4.00
20%
3.75
20%
■
Crush International
80
—25
Canadian British Aluminium common.•
Collieries
Jah
46%
100
I.150
Feb
2.33
•-*.
*
——
56
common
Chieftain
Jan
47
.100
—
Canadian
Jar
Jan
3.50
3.50
20 «
warrants—
—
11%
Preferred
Canadian
36Vic
Mines
Croinor Pershing
Crown Zellerbach
Crestaurum
1.80
300
20 %
oni~
1
Ccnaaa
01
47%
Commerce.
of
1.30
Feb
1.08
Oil
55
class B„_.
Minerals
Astoria
Feb
20c
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High
601
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7c
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46
55
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Cable
<fc
Wire
Craig Bit
Fe
class A—
Preferred
Cree
.P,
Crain
21%
20c
Ltd preferred —
Oils warrants—
Petroleum
Steamship Lines common-
Canada
Jan
20%
Canada Southern
Canada Southern
Canada
Jan
26%
21*%
1.10
Safeway
Canada
33%
Feb
53
33
Permanent
Feb
25%
26
.10
Foundries common—
Packers
30%
625
32
25%
Warrants
Class
2,355
30*4
Malting
common
Canada Oil Lands
Canada
Jan
26
Canada
Canada
4.25
3.75
*
—
Iron
Canada
Feb
Range Since Jan. I
LOW
.
2.00
1.90
3.75
30%
Canada Cement common
Preferred
High
300
Shares
High
Low
.20
common—.——-—
Bread
Canada
High
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. t
3.75
3.75
•
Last
STOCKS
Low
Week's
Range
Friday
Sales
Friday
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y
:
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Number 5923
Volume 191
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
(641)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
•
Par
Heath Gold Mines
Low
1
•
——
Hendershot Paper common—
Preferred
9%
100
6c
9y4
Low
91
1.56
700
9c
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
75
Jan
1.49
97
Jan
53
53
1.57
Jan
155
53
Jan
7%
54 %
Jan
104
7
Jan
25%
27 y4
3,523
25%
A
Class
B
Pitfield———_——w 20c
Smith Paper common——»
preferred
——
50
Hoyle Mining
—
.__r
:•
Hudson Bay Mining & Smeltine—;
•
Hudson
Bay Oil——
•
Howard
8
Porcupine-
Hugh Pam
Hydra Explorations
2,999
10y8
Jan
12%
Jan
Mill
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
870
Milliken
44
200
38
40
—
Inspiration
A
—1
International Bronze Powders, com—*
International. Milling 4% cl A pfd—100
International Molybdenum
International Petroleum
1959
warrants
Jan
51%
Jan
Jan
14 y4
Jan
Moneta
4,000
840
Jaye Exploration
Jefferson Lake
56
Feb
63
Jan
160
35
Feb
37
Feb
55
76 y2
Jan
33 %
33 y4
11%
12
3,045
11%
51/2
5%
300
77
Mines
Gold
Preferred B—
165
Drug
37
Jan
National
12
Feb
National
Grocers
37 %
Jan
10%
Feb
5y2
Jan
5%
Jan
Nealon
Jan
5.25
Jan
Nesbitt
Labme
■
5
12%
Jan
236
20
Jan
6
7,010
5
Jan
New
Athona
14
Feb
14%
Jan
New
Bidlamaque
Feb
1.90
Jan
New
Calumet
14
<14
300
1.50
1.60
1,550
40c
42c
5,300
14 %
255
,
1.50
21%
Jan
6% Jan
Alger Mines
Jan
50c
Jan
New
Continental
14%
Feb
16
Jan
New
Kelvinator
Feb
Feb
New
8%c
Jan
13Vic
Jan
New
Dickenson
14,409
97 %
Jan
105
Jan
New
Goldvue
Jan
New
Jan
Jan
Jan
145
32
Jan
9
9
100
9
Jan
1.15
1.20
360
1.15
Jan
56 %
57%
4,250
56%
Feb
4.65
5.00
1,030
4.65
Feb
30 y2
32%
1,975
30%
Feb
11,550
1.25
60
5.25
Jan
38
i.65
1.74
2.38
Y
2.40
200
43c
46c
3,600
34c
Jan
52c
24c
Jan
67c
Jan
Feb
1.40
Jan
33c
40c
82,580
1.15
1.25
13,300
21c
■'
--
25C
10,000
5%
6%
1,100
10c
lie
1.60
2.05
1.15
21c
Kenville
Class
Coppeij
Kirkland
(John)
Labrador
Lafarge
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
Mines
Gas
Lake
Lingman
Lake
Osu
New Rouyn Merger.
Superior Oils
Niagara Wire class
9%
Jan
;
Jan
Norbeau
29c
Jan
Jan
17c
7,220
36c
Jan
43c
Jan
Normetal Mining
1,500
15c
Feb
18c
Jan
Norpax
7
6%
7
1,000
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Northcal
3.50
3.80
1,525
3.50
Jan
4.00
Jan
North
9%
9%
350
8%
Jan
10 y2
Jan
7%c
9,500
6c
Jan
9Vic Jail
North
Oils
Canadian
Oils
37c
9,383.
42c
Feb
34c
25%
26%
2,687
25%
Feb
28
Jan
23
24 %
6,125
23
Feb
27%
Jan
9
9'%
520
8
Jan
9%
Jan
62c
800
62c
Feb
80c
13,006
72c
Jan
1.00
Jan
2.55
750
Jan
2.80
Jan
25%
23 y2
62c
78c
62c
75c
2-50
2.50
8c
10c
2,700
15c
18c
12,000
2.30
1
Jan
82c
6Vic
Jan
15c
Feb
Feb
Jan
10c
20c
Jan
4.50
2.95
Jan
4.75
J an
30c
30c
1,000
26c
26
25
27%
2,070
23%
Jan
27%
1-40
7c
1.59
41,233
1.32
Jan
1.59
Feb
7c
7c
8,000
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
3c
3c
7,000
3c
Jan
4c
Jan
1
1.76
1-77
27%
28
1.90
14,800
4.00
30c
Jan
Jan
Feb
30c
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
*
1
—
Lorado Uranium Mines—.
■..Warrants
1
,
Louvicourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Lynx
Mines
Yellowknife
Mines
Gold
Feb
1.93
Jan
27%
27 y2
110
27
Jan
28%
Jan
28
175
27
Jan
28
Jan
51
51
100
51
Feb
51%
Jan
24
25
1.635
24
Feb
26 y2
Jan
23%
24%
1,910
23%
Feb
27
41%
41%
624
40
Jan
44
7.45
7.50
645
.7.45
Feb
9.00
Jan
6%
7
sis
Jan
7%
Jan
12c 16 %C
80.000
48C
54c
7.100
27c
24
24 y2
41%
7.45
7
14c
54c
27c
6 Vic
l'V
1
16%c
—*
10%c
————
1.76
27 y2
30c
——
2
1
Macdonald Mines
Macfie Explorations
1
1
20
Macleods class A pfd
MacLeod Cockshutt
1
Macmillan & Bloedel class B
*
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River—_*
Madsen Red Lake-.
1
_
—
Magnet Cons Mines
Maher Shoes Ltd
Majortrans
Malartic Goldfields
Maneast Uranium
Maple
Leaf
Milling
Maralgo Mines
Marcon Mines
1
*
*
-
'.
1
1
:
.
•
common
1
1
6%c
8c
22,560
8,850
6c
6y2C
3,000
18c
21,200
10 %c 10%C
2,000
16c
2.80
6,775
6,200
51,500
2.70
29c
2.70
27c
30c
6%c
22%
5%c
8 y2 c
6
1
Jan
Jan
Feb
18c
Jan
48cFeb
59c
36%
Jan
27
Feb
6y4c
Jan
8c
5%c
Jan
7 Vic
Feb
19c
16c
9%c
Jan
Feb
Jan
"Jan
Jan
15c
2.70
Jan
2.92
Jan
26c
Jan
32c
Jan
5%c
Jan
8%c
Feb
22%
Feb
23
Jan
22%
25
1.00
1.03
11,521
1.00
Feb
40%
200
37%
Jan
43
Jan
16%
17
12,097
16'A
Jan
18 %
Jan
2.63
Jan
2.90
Feb
2.90
13,020
7%c
8c
15.500
24
24
225
3c
7,000
2.76
Class
Mclntyre Porcupine
new
McKenzle Red Lake—
McMarmac Red LakeMcWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
-
—50c
common^
1
For footnotes, see page
1.25
42.
9c
Jan
9c
Jan
19c
Jan
Jan
34c
19,315
18c
Jan
25c
35c
37c
32c
Jan
Jan
80c
93c
4,300
267,150
30c
81c
83c
Feb
1.26
Jan
5c
5%c
12,200
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
1
f
9c
51c
52c
5,000
1,951
11
r,
11%
435
8C
8c
Feb
51c
12c
Jan
.
Jan
63c
Feb
10%
Jan
.11%
.
45 %
2,500
3,920
90c
1.00
29,300
5 %C
21c
43
1.30
J
Jan
92c
Jan
1.40
•
Feb
Jan
75c
Jan
43
Feb
45%
Jan
90c
Feb
1.17
Jan
1,000
5 Vic
Jan
6Vic
21c
8,000
21c
Jan
24Vic
Jan
3.40
3.30
Feb
3.70
Jan
11c
12c
2,275
8,000
10 %c
Jan
13c
Jan
9c
9c
9%c
4,000
12c
Jan
11c
13C
26,150
13c
Jan
2.60
Ltd-
2.65
930
96c
1,720
1.11
ll22
27,125
99,486
40C
Jan
52c
Feb
25c
Jan
38c
Jan
■
51c
43c
30c
-i 27c
30c
7,320
1.00
Ltd
1.08
18,750
1.00
1.10
9,505
52c
59c
51c
61c
34%
34%
43
42%
43
•
Class
50
A
V
8%C Jan
10%C Jan
2.50
86c
1.05
Jan
Jan
2.95
Jan
Jan
1.04
Jan
Jan
1.30
Jan
Jan
1.25
Jan
95c
Jan
1.41
Jan
1.00
•
Mines
Northern
Ontario
Natural
Northern
Telephone
Gas
Northland
Oils
O'Brien
Ocean
!
19%
735
17%
Jan
19%
1.85
7,277
1.00
Jan
3.75
Jan
1.16
2,000
1.10
Feb
1.31
Jan
*
14y8
14%
14%
155
14%
Jan
16%
:
Jan
Jan
3.35
3.50
1,650
3.15
Jan
3.70
Jan
1.05
1.10
105
1.05
Feb
1.15
Jan
19c
19c
1,000
15%
16
200
70
70
75
13c
14c
85c
7c
1
13 %c
—»
*
Jan
20c
Jan
15%
Jan
16
Feb
70
Jan
76%
Jan
12,500
12c
Jan
85c
2,000
80c
Jan
7c
500
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
65c
Feb
80c
Jan
15V2c Jan
1.05
Jan
Malartic
12%
13
800
12%
Feb
13
Feb
16c
16c
1,000
10 Vic
Jan
16c
Feb
90c
Ontario Loan &
65c
*
1
i
58c
58C
52c
Jan
61c
Jan
14c 15 Vic
1,000
8,000
Jan
15 Vic
28
28 %
200
28
Feb
2924
•
Debenture-
14 %C
10
69c
18c
1
Mines
Metals
Oils
Oleary
[
19
1.10
19
100
pfd_
Mines
Gold
Okalta
Jan
20
—
Cement
Rare
Jan
46
1.10
1
Beaucage
Lake
34%
Jan
2
Ltd
Utilities
Mines
Obaska
Jan
41 Vi
1.30
20
Utilities-
Nova
Jan
22%
170
1.10
i
:
Northland
Norvalie
81c
Jan
45c
210
•
Canada
Northwestern
8,585
A
I*
1957 warrants
Northern
4,000
12 %c
*
Feb
Jan
Feb
*
24
24
24
210
22%
Jan
1
7.35
7.25
7.55
13,010
7.25
Feb
Mines
Ontario
1
1.16
1.08
1.22
154,700
80c
Jan
Gold
1
7c
7 Vic
5,000
6Vic
Jan
1
31c
31c
34c
9,100
30c
*
7
6%
7
225
1
32 %c
32c
34c
6,100
32c
Jan
35c
Jan
1
10%
10%
11%
9,728
10 %
Feb
17
Jan
7.00
7.00
26%
26%
27
Steel
Opemiska
Orchan
Orenada
Products
Copper
common
—
Ormsby Mines
Wholesale
Oshawa
Osisko
Mines;
Lake
Petroleums
Pacific
Warrants
Page Hershey
Pamour
Tubes...—1—_T_
I
Pamoil Ltd
—1
Porcupine
1.14
Jan
Jan
10c
7%c
Jan
24
Jan
2%c
Jan
4c
Patino
Pato
J
—
61c
1
9 Vic
20c
6%
8.60
Jan
1.22
Feb
8Vic
.Jan
Jan
34c
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
Consol Gold
1
2.75
1
Paymaster Consol
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration—
Pembina Pipeline common
Permo Gas & Oil preferred
FCE
62c
3,260
9 Vic 10 %c
12,000
2,500
20c
20c
7.00
9.00
Feb
37c' J&n
60 c
Jan
6 V2C
Jan
| 44 c
Jan
65c
Jan
•'
Jan
I80 *
Jan
29%
Feb
26%
Jan
■14Vic Jan
23c
Jan
23c
3.05
3.05
295
3.05
Jan
3.15
Jan
3.25
3.05
2
Canada——
20
I,560
10,250'
37c 39 V2C*"
1
—*
—
of
—•
*
:
Mines
Pardee Amalg
Mines—
Parker Drilling
■
3.35
250
3.20
Jan
3.50
Jan
Jan
2.85
Jan
2.75
31c
2.65
2.85
1,180
22 c 27 Vic
103,400
19C
Jan
1,519
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
27c
Feb
39c
Jan
8
Jan
15
1
15%
27c
32c
33c
Jan
1.25
8
8
8%
57,000
1,920
2
66c
66c
75c
14,500
65c
Feb
85c
Jan
18c
19C
2,000
18c
Jan
21 Vic
Jan
1.02
1.05
II,900
65c
77c
3,825
65c
Feb
90c
95c
14,188
85c
Jan
1.02
Jan
6c
6c
2,200
5%c
Jan
7c
Jan
20,775
80c
1
8% Jan
Jan
25
Jan
1
Gold Mines
Perron
92c
Jan
1.05
Jan
Petrol Oit
Jan
9c
Jan
S'/aC
14
4%c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
14
14
150
13 y4
Jan
14
Jan
Pickle
16c
10,000
14c
Jan
17c
Jan
15c
15c
Pitch Ore Uranium
9c 11 %C
20,750
7%c
Jan
13c
Jan
9c
Jan
11c
1.15
Feb
10c
3,600
1.20
42,650
33 c 35 % C
17,800
33c
HVa
31,338
10%
10%
&
Crow
Gas
•
Gold
Jan
Jan
Jan
Placer
Jan
1.33
Ponder
37c
Jan
12 %
Jan
•
1
Jan
102
Power
785
97%
Jan
10c
2,000
9Vic
Jan
10c
Jan,
Prairie
100
4.70
Jan
4.85
Jan
Praisie
1.05
1,100
1.00
Feb
1.15
Jan
1.00
1.00
Premium Iron Ore
26%
27%
1,920
24c
30c
162,200
24c
Feb
8c
Jan
39c
8c
38c
8C
1.280
34 %c
39c
17,300
16,475
33c
2.02
2.00
2.10
2.00
Feb
2.28
86c
86c
97c
34c
34c
35c
1
3,000
85c
Jan
Jan
95c
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
19c
Jan
22c
Jan
82c
Jan
97c
Jan
34c
Feb
40c
Jan
Jan
Feb
55
54
% Jan
54
54%
105
1
2.18
2.10
2.36
2,650
2.10
2.70
Jan
•
3.50
3.20
3.65
9,150
3.15
Jan
3.65
Feb
_20c
3.70
3.65
3.90
1,515
3.30
Jan
4.35
Jan
•
Electric
Pronto
Jan
Prospectors
Feb
Provo
Jan
®urdex
Uranium
Gas
•
Producers
Ltd
—
90c
90c
105C
8,900
4.70
4.70
4.90
2,500
1
3.00
2.96
3.25
*
Mines
Airways.
Minerals Ltd
54
1
East Dome
Preston
Jan
i
1,100
123,600
1.17 Jan
Jan
Roy
®I1
Jan
.31c
Jan
7c
505
20c
1.00
Pipe Mfg
Corp
President
26%
11%
20c
1
100
25c
89c
11%
—1
Island
Rouyn Gold
4.75
30y2
82c
11%
50c
;
4.75
Feb
82C
•
—
Oils
9%c
97%
6c
—1
Development
Portgage
Powell
1.03
1
Mines
4.75
a
—
Jan
2.65 Feb
21c 23 %C
21c
_♦
3,000
—1
•
Feb
8c
common
2,270
*
—
13c
warrants
A
92C
•
*
Jan
52c
Preferred
5%c
1.15
100
,.
9%c
1.00
92c
1-20
34c
llVa
98%
5%% convertible preferred
Matachewan Consol
Maxwell Ltd
;
Mayfair Oil & Gas—
98,160
1
5,%c
9c
1
•
—
13c
Uranium
2%c
1
Maritime Mining Corp
Jan
11 %c
I6%c Jan
y
Jan
3.30
Mines
2%C
9c
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
9 Vic
Y
5c
Jan
12c
37%
22%
100
38
16 V4
2.90
8c
•
Oils
1.14
Jan
Jan
2,20 Jan
5c
Place Oil & Gas
Marigold
Feb
6Vic
1.15
Parmaque
Macassa Mines
86c
5,366
;
North Star Oil
Oka
——
89c
IV2C
Coldstream
Feb
1.38
warrants
86c
30,100
13,700
66,710
17,750
Jan
18,889
Ltd
16c
Warrants
34c
4.25
A
14c
;
Rankin
3.85
(M)
6%C
common
Goldcrest
4.00
Class
2.65
6c
14c 14 %c
11c
North
3-95
Loeb
2.30
6c
Mining
North
*
12c
14c
2.54
11
Northgate Exploration
50
8,300
Jan
—1
Ltd
Jan
*
J
Jan
11c
Jan
Lamaque Gold Mines.
—...—-——*
Latin American——————50c
B
18c
Corp
Jan
Jan
Preferred
Jan
Nickel
1.81
20
Jan
Class
15c
21c
3.80
—-—*
pfd——30
preferred————
-30
2nd preferred
*
Loblaw Cos class A
*
1,500
<
5%c
21 y4
A
16c
16c
94c
Jan
B
Jan
16c
Mines
15C 16 %C
4.20
Class
35c
Mines
Norlartic Mines
33c
Little Long Lac Gold—
Loblaw Groceterias class
Jan
•
Feb
————1
-1
26c
Norgold
Feb
Mines
5,625
85c
45c
Jan
Jan
Mines—.———
34c
<
43%
Jan
4.00
Gold
28c
Noranda Mines
37c
25c
700
Gold
Feb
34c
Jan
702
Gold
J an
17c
Jan
Jan
5,100
Lexindin
35c
26c
l20c
33c
Lencourt
Jan
8Vic Jan
31,500
Feb
4.00
Leitch
J
Gold
Jan
3
3,915
220,500
29c
18c
33c
16c
4.20
Candy
29c
16C 17 %c
Jan
Acme
5,000
6C
Jan
7c
Nor
4,100
39c
Jan
7 Vic
■
Jan
42c
36 %c
5Vic Jan
Jan
5c
300
Jan
Jan
17c
>
4,000
9
14c
15%
9%c
Feb
6,100
31c
Secord
31c
>
6%c Jan
12 %c
1.35
4.10
Laura
4,400
5,100
4.00 Jan
;
5%c
4.00
Mines————
7%C
16,200
.
.V
5c
4.15
Luz
Jan
6%c
1.32
Warrants
La
14%
570
8c
14c
Y
"27c
Nipissing Mines
27c
—1
14%
7C
Nisto Mines
1.23
1
14%
770
12 %c
Jan
3.30
Mines-.
Feb
-
1.30
Jan
7,300
Mining
3.75
■
13 %c
;
7,875
Wasa
3.85
18c
;
11,026
Shore
3.75
33C
B
21
Lake
Jan
Jan
38C
—
l6c
26 %
13 %c
■
New
25 %C
34c
500
1
Mines
27c
--
26%
31c
;
1.45
Lake
26%
v
Feb
Jan
22,100
Jan
24
50c
2.45
14c 15 %C
Feb
27 %
100
57c
16c
9
24
24
2,900
14c
Jan
Jan
Feb
24
29,529
Jan
8%
Jan
10c
5,000
56c
Jan
100
16%
Feb
870
8c
57c
Jan
8%
Jan
6c
16
6c
51c
9c
8%
Jan
15%
16
50c
10c
Jan
Jan
20 %c
51c
4,500
9
59c
Jan
55c
12,500
2.15
Feb
*
3.70
———1
Mines——
16
11 %c
3.30
Gold——1
17c
Feb
7c
20%
1,
.
11,900
61c
89c
3.45
1
1
41c
18c
Jan
43% Jan
„■
Nickel Mining & Smelting
21,700
—1
Mines———
Lake
7,000
17c
'
Nickel Rim Mines
2.35
*
*
10
Ltd—
Mining & Exploration
class A—
Cement
Jan
14c
Gold
Northspan
Labatt
Feb
50c
•
20%
1
Minerals
38
Jan
6%
9
warrants—
C
11,052
53,714
Jan
28c
Feb
11c 12 %c
—
I
1.30
——
46
•
Canada
Mines
1
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
17%
Jan
41C 43 %c
Mining & Smeltini-.
Mylamaque Exploration
New
Newnorth
2.20
10.%c
12 Y?c
of
*
1
1
Mines—
Gold
Feb
45
17c
New Manitoba
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
50
1
Mines-
Kelore Mines
Newlund Mines
Jan
2.70
Feb
5%
Jan
1.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
80c
1,135
42% ,Jan
9%
26%
26
Jan
43c
New
42%
68
Feb
Feb
69c
61c
New Hosco Mines
New Jason Mines
25
23%
23%
39%
Harricana
.
,300
6,960
17
■t.
Jan
.-1
Delhi Mines
68
18,800
y;-
oo
*
Canada
of
..
38
lioc
68
9Vic
45%
3.75
Jan
12% Jan
16%
•
Jan
20
.
78c
52c
1
Oil
12c
2.80
Feb
'Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
45%
—1
Davies Pete
42%
2-38
38%c
Warrants
23%
23%
14%
Gold
37c
Feb
12%
;
39
1
Mines
68
l5c
A___-—_
735
54c
*
B_„_
Mines
10c
31 A
class
;
98% 101 y2
--
o
New
2.50
14,500
7c
380
class
r
23%
l20
_<
Norsyncomaque
Kelly Douglas
2.65
12%.
9%C
23%
*
common
Uranium-
.21
;
14 y2
——1
——-—*
Co Ltd—
Pound Pet-
8c
1.07
16%
Mines
4.60
Vic
25c
~i_*
National Hosiery Mills
National Steel Car
100
t%—
:
1,600
—5
corn-
;
3,247
J an
—1
Chemical
&
5 y2
2.05
Jan
45%
•
Exploration
Feb
Feb
1.70
—1
Jan
33
Jan
Jan
75c
*
*;
-
National
4.95
41c
100%
42 A
9
+**5
Minerals,
Preferred
85c
III
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
23%
common
79
5%
Jan
65c
Jan
23%
Nama.Creek Mines
Jan
63c
85c
—1
Feb
5y4
4,166
11%
14 Vi
*
—
Jowsey Mining
Jumping
34%
20 %
9
1
—
A
'—5
40c
Mines
Jonsmith
9,258
15
,
Wright Iron
Multi
Jan
Jan
21c
8c
Trust
5%
2.30
Warrants
Joliet-Quebec Mines
class
Jan
Feb
14%
6,132
12%
Jan
50c
15,310
1,200
21
Locomotive Works
4.80
14
1-50
10
-10
*
34%
33
5%
4.85
20 %
>5%
•
Jockey Club Ltd common
.
Preferred -——1—-—:——
78%
9 %
13c
25c
2.50
Corp
':
1.00
Jan
8%
57
10%
1
—i:
——1
(1939)
Jellicoe Mines
Joburke
I—_—
Mt
2,738
36c
1.24
23c
I
Moore
38,480
:—20c
350
1
Mining-——
—,
Jan
Jan
37
45c
Waite
42c
37c
8 y2
1
Jack
Montreal
lc
lc
12%
—
;
Montreal
Feb
81/4
56
4.85
Jacobus
,Jan
59
11%
5%
33%
—
————————
lie
Feb
56
Interprovincial Pipe Line
5
Interprovincial Steel
*
Investors Syndicate Class A___——25c
Irish Copper. Mines
,—
1
Iron Bay Mines——
*
Mines
4,760
Feb
4,540
Jan
1.15
'
91c
Porcupine
10c
1.80
Jan
19c
Feb
7 Vic
11,050
1,200
High
Jan
LOO
22 %c
B
55%
70c
15%
-
314
55c
1.70
Uranium
Brewery
Class
12
14%
68c
1.70
Mines
Molsons
49%
4.279
33%
common-*
Credits
Bldg
Interprovincial
Jan
1,415
11c
43,600
26,450
38,900
52c
Brick
Ore
12%
35
•
—*
—
Min
50%
%
14%
''—I
Gas
Mining Corp
50
1
——
Nickel Co common
International
Milton
Jan
56
—
—
Jan
Jan
38
8y2
77
,
Warrants
5.00
'"44%
12%
—
Ingersoll Machine class A——
*
Inglis (John) & Co—
1
*
Inland Cement Co preferred—
10
Inland Natural Gas common
1
Preferred
———20
Jan
Jan
4.00
42c
13c
52c
Petroleums
Jan
Feb
59
9c
■.
I
Lake
43 y2
3.30
1
.
City
37
1,700
42c
1.00
v
3.60
58
common.
Mining
19c
1.03
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
17 %c
10c
•
Midrim
3,772
40c
Power
Midwest Industries
Warrants
10
10%c
&
Jan
4.50
10c
Mines
Mexican Light
Midcon Oil
50
12%
:
Imperial Bank ——,
10
Imperial Flo Glaze——————*
Imperial Investment class A—
*
Imperial Life Assurance—
lo
Imperial Oil
—
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
—_
i
4.86%
Industrial Accept Com Ltd common—*
Warrants
—^1:
'.Uranium
10%
20
_—4—4
Meta
Jan
3.30
—1
___
& Erie Mtge™———___
Huron
1.01
43%
.
_—
18c
1
9%
4.20
Low
—50c
4.30
Prior
Shares
Mentor Expl & Dev.
Merrill Island Minina
38
•
&
Horne
10 %
10%
9.85
4.30
43%
•
—
———
for Week
Par
29%
Feb
Oil Co Ltd—
Class
Jan
7 Vi
_
Iso
High
Jan
7%
320
1.55
1
5c
170
Bell
1
Hinde & Dauch Canada—
*
Hi Tower Drilling—7%
Hollinger Consolidated Gold————5
25%
Highland
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
5,000
90
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
6c
90
Home
(Range for Week Ended February 5)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
41
60c
60c
65c
•
2.38
2.38
2.45
18,650
1
6 Vic
6c
6%C
20,300
-
33,620
2,638
Jan
1.40 Jan
4.70
Jan
5.15
2.40
Jan
85c
Jan
2.35 Jan
60c6c
Jan
Jan
3.25 Feb
71c
Jan
'
2.62 Jan
8c
Jan
(642)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
for Week
18c
Jan
23c
24%
24c 25 Vac
13.400
24c
Feb
29c
Jan
Trinity
17C
16c
17c
14,000.
16c
Jan
19c
Jan
Twin
-1
5c
5c
4c
Jan
-1
2.80
2.80
2.80
58c
58c
60c
18
16%
18
Mines
Mining
Petroleum
Queenston Gold
Rainvilie
Mines
*
Renabie
Mines
Roche
Feb
Union
Jan
Jan
54c
58c
5c
21
22
V
Horsey
common
—
76%
8c
8c
75 V2
S
Waite
Jan
Walker
G
Jan
Wayne
Petroleums
Jan
Webb &
Jan
-
42 *
95
Jan
98c
Jan
West
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
5.00
Jan
6.50
Jan
Feb
20c
21C
23
100
3.60
-
3,610
West
Jan
Western
Canada
Jan
Western
Jan
24 %c
Jan
22
Jan
23
5%
810
Jan
5"%
Jan
Western
1.824
28 %
Feb
30%
Jan
Western
30
38%
Feb
39%
Jan
Western
77c
500
33c
77c
Jan
1.00
Feb
Weston
Class
B
2.71
Jan
3.25
Jan
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
4.25
300
3.95
Jan
4.50
Jan
37c
6,600
33c
Feb
42c
24c
1,000
24c
Feb
32c
Jan
10 Va
Feb
10%
Jan
30%
Jan
33%
Jan
Wiltsey
93c
Jan
1.09
Jan
Jan
.Wood
355
30%
32%
5,100
94c
1.01
27,865
2-50
2.50
2.55
28%
common
8%C
Roi
85
—
20c
4.810
28%
28%
30
8%c
9%c
26,334
Southern Union Oils.
•
class
Stadacona
Standard
Paving
Willroy
Standard
Wire
2.65
2.00 Jan
28
Jan
8%c
Feb
lie
Jan
Jan
30
;
Class
A
Contact
Sunburst
Warrants
16c
19c
65,300
14c
Jan
19c
Jan
Yellowknife
9%c 10 %c
20.200
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
Young
18
Jan
19
Jan
Yukeno
13
Jan
15
Feb
Zenmac
18
30
15
3.25
1,400
33c
36c
II,980
125
Jan
1.50
Voting
(H
Texaco
Feb
56c
Feb
53C
6c
68,800
5C
Jqfi
7c
Jan
35 %
50
35%
Jan
80%
82
6,323
78
Jan
87%
Jan
5c
6,000
4%C
Jan
6c
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
24
18c
Jan
20c
Jan
34,510
22%
885
18c
20c
10,800
1.25
1.39
5,600
8c
4.500
1.61
1.75
5,430
21c
7,700
15%
16
830
4.15
125
3.70
3.90
700
15%
16%
1,285
3.20
3.25
1.025
79c
80c
4,800
1.87
Jan
1.20
Toronto
10c
1.85
Toronto
General
Trusts
Toronto Iron Works class A
5%
Finance
1957
Canada
Canada
Trans mountain
Prairie
National
Anglo Newfoundland
Jan
4.50
Jan
Asbestos
Buiolo
4.10
Gold
4.50
Jan
Feb
3.60
Jan
Canada
A
Jan
3.20
76c
1.04
Jan
Canada
1
69c
Jan
57c
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
8%
200
8%
Feb
8%
1
2.05
1.95
2.24
46.825
1.65
Jan
2.80
Jan
1
1.91
1.85
1.96
3,800
1.85
Feb
2.15
Jan
_•
52%
52%
53
903
1.40
1.40
57c
66c
16,800
q
360
10
125
59
Jan
51
1.30
1,360
1.20
Jan
1.40
Jan
"23c
* 19,200
18 %c
Jan
27c-
Jan
Jan
5%C
8,000
4%c
Jan
6c
8c
500
7%c
Jan
9%c
-1.02
1:05
14.7UU
1.02
Jan
1.10
Jan
78c
82c
6,690
77c
Jan
9lc
Jan
5c
1,500
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
25c
2.55
2.65
-
1
,
-
1
23 %C
6,100
Jan
28c(
Feb
Jan
2.60
—
..
1,125
:2.50
2.75
Jan
19c
800
-
26%C 26 %C
Jan
Jan
29c.'Jan
Shown
Are
Jan
Feb
1.52
,.
88C
Jan
9
Jan
10%
Jan
6c
1,083
5c
92c
33,745
85c
Feb
48c
55c
11,900
47c
Jan
Corp
1
Dominion
»
6%
7%
Ingersoll
Sugar
7c
1.00
JanJan
53C
Jan
Maclaren
30c
Jan
Pend
Jan
56
Jan
Price
20
43%
43%
1,090
43%
Jan
44%
17
Jan
16
340
9%c
9%c
1,000
36%
1,563
35
78
25
78
Feb
16
7c
f
Jan
9%c Feb
Feb
37%
Jan
Feb
36
150
35%
Feb
38
2.15
430
1.65
Feb
3.00
Jan
4.40
520
3.50
Feb
5.00
Feb
10
10%
9,475
16C
500
15
15
225"
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
•
3.90
Jam
16
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
26
23% Teb
3,413
7%
——
•
Rand-
32 %
*
—
—
40%
32
38 -
40
Jan
34
50
32
Jan
325
32
Jan
33%
Jan
37%
Jan
38
Feb
40
Feb
44%
Jan
18c
Jan
22c
Jan
33
38
Jan
Jan
300
32
32%
4.60
17%
.4
41%
5,013
20c
19c
•
(1956)
88
23%
20c
88
•
common..
23%
:•;
,
90
24%
11,025
88
Jan
90
Jan
1,780
-
23%
Feb
27
Jan
130
Jan
365
v
■
7.5o
110% 113%
70
110%
Feb
5
34%
34%
35
2,700
34 %
Jan
36%
Jan
g
12%
12%
13
,1.320
12%
Feb
14
Jan
A
Flour
&
._*
Paper
Ontario
Paper
I
81
•
Oreille
53c
Feb
65C
Jan
22%
Feb
26
81
HO
75
Feb
29
80
28%
Feb
45
46%
173
44%
Jan
46%
400
2 50
J»n
3.15
Jan
41%
Feb
46%
Jan
12
Jan
46
1
2.69
2.60
42%
41%
42%
«
12%
12%
82
"
Jan
33%
Jan
Feb
v*
2.80
•
Bros
1
157"
*
Sangamo
Cons
Zellers
Gold
20
65c
67c
12,500
*
Corp
12%
1
;
32
32
10
Jan
12
Jan
15C
Jan
18c
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
•
a
Feb
17%
Jan
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not Included in
range).
d Deferred delivery
Jan
15
Mines
75
.28%
2.50
I
common
„
.
200
12%
Feb
.,'32
Feb
72c
Jan
Feb
65c
33
Jan
Jan
82
16c
5%
17
:
Feb
l
1.65
16C
23%
High
-100
•8,795
•
7%
16%
Jan
10%
6%
16%
Investments
Canada
Power
Minnesota
Ogilvie
Jan
•
7
•
Loblaw lnc
51
9,100
1
1,830
:
International Paper common
International Utilities
27C
19,740
6%
T.010
Oil
Glass
Dupont Co of
2,755
55c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
-
-25
•
2,000
23%
Shares
4.55
Dalhousle
Dominion
53
53c
for Week
4.25
•
30c
22%
-
Range
of Prices
4.55
Consolidated Paper
52
55C
Dollars
Sales
a
——
•
General
30c
23%
Last
;__5
Develop
Dredging
Canadian
10
l
Canadian
Low
Jan
85c
16
in
Week's
Jan
Jan
1.40
50c
•
Expressed
Feb
43c
85c
•'
Jan
23 %c
23%c
•
Vinegars
3.50
Pipeline
Jan
Jan
?
Jan
62c
•,
19%
•8.25
4%c
•
17%
Jan
55c
.
Line
29
Jan
Feb
4%c
Corp
Jan
3.30
15%
35
Resources
14c
Jan
17%
6.25
79c
Par
Andian
Jan
78
PlDe
Feb
Jan
27%
8,719
"<740*
iiui
Jan
5c
Sale Price
16%
35%
Transcontinental
Trans
12c
Jan
Jan
7c
200
1.05
STOCKS
26c
500
1
Feb
15c
20c
Friday
Jan
19,000
class
Exp Ltd
Pipeline
6c
Jan
1.00
Jan
Jan'
8c
«
Jan
67c
warrants
Trans
Jan
1.64
Feb
•9c
5,000
-.V-
14c
1.38
80c
32,200
.
6.50
5c
•
___
15%
56C
preferred
Trans
Jan
103
Jan*
•
200
*
17% V,r;„■> 225
xl
-
17c
62c
preferred
1956 warrants
100
25,600
...
27%-.;
1
Prices
Yukon
4%%
Jan
V
7c
13c
21c
20c
Mines
Jan
56c
Towagmac Exploration.
Traders
Jan
-16%
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
1
Bank
6c
1.25
1
Jan
5%C
Mines
36%
Feb
Jan
Feb
-10o
Dominion
15c
17%
Jan
Jan
7C
1.61
—II*
Silver
Torbrit
80c
•27%
Jan
11%
22
62c
Ltd
Jan
12%
->.'250
1.49
12 %c
-
14c
.
Jan
22
10%
q
Mines
31%
Feb
Jan
4%c
66C
Petroleums
Tombill
315-
'V**
.
Jan
Jan
38%
Mines
Tidal
35
Jan
5c
Thorncliffe Park
Tiara
Jan
Jan
41c
56c
Lundmark
12 %c .'
1
Jan
35c
-13
Thompson
30
1
Jan
9%C
79C
Texstar
1.38
80c
1.38
•
Metal
13c
3,100
3.20
commoi
Jan
55c
30c
■'< 1,675
102
•
1
Mining
7,980
4.15
Ltd
3.50
Jan
Jan
TOO
6.25
Electric
3,055
16
Canada
Jan
>33%* Feb
Jan
Jan
102
5
Mines
Zulapa
13c
3.90
-
Jan
1.55
Jan
Jan
1.35
Feb
Jan
3.60
42c
12% v -•-635"
I
Mines
G)
Zenith
39c
:
Taylor Pearson preferred
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
3.50
Jan
32%
>
12 %c
87,495'
12%
A
A
Oil.
Bear
Jan
45c
19 %C
Mlnes.
32%
3,797'
.r>
31%
1
Jan
3.80
lie
~16
Trust
1.10
1.25
32%
_•
Canadian
Taurcanis
Feb'
31%
6c
Mines
45c
Jan
41c
7%C
Gold
Canuck
Jan
3.00
30c
35c
1.65
Industries
Jan.
3.25
30
:
class
Ltd
Zinc
A
Yankee
—
Ordinary
Sylvan!te
Lead
Yellorex
19c
Supertest Petroleum common
Switson
1.96
Yale
Jan
1.38
Exploration
Propane common.
Superior
y':
•
warrants
Jan
22
Cons Mines
-•
30c
__l
class
Stores
40c
10%
Gas_
32%
..(V, 100
3.50
-49c
26c
o
1
Indus
Jan
5C
Oil
Submarine
8ulUvan
Feb
35%
class A
Sturgeon River Gold
'15%
'i-'M-.25.'
3.50
1
(J)
Woodward
35c
81%
Iron-
Rock
Jan
9,300-
-
-33%;
42 %C
28c
%
i
Larder
50
Bros
Sudbury
23 %C
5C
Steinberg
1
Jan
lie
Mining
12
Feb
87
Jan
17c
45C
Steel of Canada.
Steep
82%
39c
Uranium
Btarratt Nickel
Steeloy
236,950
-15
Stan well Oil A Gas
Stedman
1,340
3.00
Warrants
Stanrock
Jan
5%c
31%
100
Coghlan
1,600
33c
Jan
Jan
250,
,* *,>
1.25 '• 1.31
31
;
40c
Cable.
A
Uranium Corp.
Jan
70c
4%c
12%
Mines
1.80
Radio
Standard
Stanleigh
87
17c 23 %c
18
Jan
1.88
Jan
1.36
150,
*
3.50
-
•
Warrants
40c
18
_
Jan
75c
Jan
.Jan
1.50
10 %c
Mines
Jan
2.15
Jan
•1.75
Ai
•
3.25
33%
c*
I. $6 preferred
18c
-30c
Spooner Mines A Oils
Jan
18c
P
1.10 M 1.20
1.30
.
40c
Warrants
3.25
■
50c
A
Warrants
1.80
Services.—
Air
Spartan
85
Jan
12c
":51c "rJan
15
42%c
A
Wright-Hargreaves
Southam
9%c
433V
.'•'/I:
.
32%' 32%
—
•2.80: Jan
Jan
2,000
14
Jan
Jan-;
63c
«5c
»•
Jan
13c" " Jan
<
Jan-
*
5c
>
:
*
■
class
Windfall.
K D Manufacturing-
14%
6.80
38%
Jan
9,000
18,428
V200.
;
Jan
Jan
Jan
4c
58c
*
;
Winchester
10% >
Inlet
(Geo)
300
94c
Ltd.
;
Jan
2.45
•
307a
Ltd.
1.70/1*80
1.50
Jan
16c
-'.-53c
'
25.672
24c
" w-i
Jan
10%c
1,500
70C
Jan
2.70
"1,000
64c
Jan
Jan
6%
10c '.-Jan
«r.>1,300
He
18c
Jan
6%
28
Feb
6.25
•«^100
6c
2.00
36%
5,400
••r
•7c:.-Jan'
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.05
-
2,720
2.80
6c
1.79
-
1
A
225
MlC
Jan
1.40
7,700
i v/'-":
18C
*
5
Petroleum
Leaseholds,
3.10
10%
Jan
6%
1.75,v-1.82 k '^>875"
-
Surf
23 %
33c
.
6.60
6c
18c
»
Naco Petrol
2.90
10%
1.45
.2.20
10 %C
•
Grocers-class
29%
50
2.55
25
200
•i.-'i'
2.80
-
Warrants
Western Decalta
Western
4.25
Mines
Jan
Feb
5c
3,567-
*
10c
;
10c
•
Feb
23%
Mines
1.25
1.35
.
v-425
36%- 37%.,; ,...,5,926
*/•
1
Breweries—
Jan
-
4.40
38 %
5
•2.95
5%
vr.700
:
6 %•>-'/
6.50
6.50
1.25
Gas
Copper
Feb
Feb
Jan
2.00
:-t1 10,000
..
26
:
2.20
36%
___
1.20
47
5%
—
Oil
Jan
3.40
2.05
1.13
".!
800
v
5%-.
1.40
i
•
Products-—
Westeel
38%
2.92
Jan
2.00
;
28%
50
Jan
5%c
1
Mines
Malartic
5%
77c
Jan
8%
5c
65c
Canadian
28%
•
50
1.89
Feb
5%
Oil
20c I-
2,225
23
Jan
1.85
1
~.Warrants
,
Jan
1.04
Feb
Jan
1.65
2,25;.
_1
Nickel
1.00
40
90
Jan
Jan
30c
'I, r'7%
2.00
Feb
63c
Jan
Jan
22c
Jan
6.75
640
2.00
1
Petroleum
Feb
58c
2,200
..
.
(5,800
•
Ltd.
Petroleums
Feb
69c
•
52
Jan
5.30
144.440
•
Lake
80c
3.450
22
Jan
;
♦
W
Weedon
Jan
12
89
2,675
1.05
Jan
49%
.
5,900
^
1
Mines
A
Westburne
15,700
63c
76c
3.40
Jan
Westates
1.00
——
A Ref
Knapp Canada Ltd
Mining
Wespac
910
40
8.20
Jan
Jan
4.890
60c
80
Jan
Amulet
Jan
5%
69c
1.05
Dairies class A
Van
Jan
9c
13%
9%
20%
50
..
1.19
1.45
18 %
5%
350
v
2.65
1
Mines
Wainwright Prod
Feb
9%
9%
Jan
Jan
25,566
6%
81%
75
135
1.10
1.15
—•
I
Feb
7c
5.600
Feb
2.05
6%
Jan
90
91c
i:-;.vr, 500
1.16
*
16
85c
Jan
4.15
8
25
12
89
Jan
5.00
28.000
1.73
25
300
80c
24c
Feb
:
•
5,235
90
7%
1
Werner
83c
Jan
Jan
10%
''I
1.65
7%
10
Jan
1,500
12
19c
-
5,000
■.'£
23c
Violamac
Jan
7.614
16%
51
2.00
common
8c
8.10
16
Power
6%
11%
12
1
Standard
Blocan
35c
7.30
Breweries
Slater
Feb
Jan
11%
16
Jan
22c
Viceroy Mfg class A
Jan
7-30
3.40
Sigma Mines Quebec
Mines
13c
7.20
1
Sherrltt Gordon
Simpsons
Jan
6
3,734
77%
50
21
1.68
I:
Preferred
79% Feb
11.500
9c
Jan
24c
13Q
Jan
45
6.00
22c
1
.«
Ventures Ltd
5%c
7,748
Feb
16%
50%
•
Ltd
Alloys
Cons Exploration
Jan
25c
10c
3,783
80
1.80
18%c
44.000
7c
25
A
Siscoe
Feb
6%
Holdings class A_
Silverwood
7%
6
Freehold.
Miller
Feb
27c
•
Silver
7%
79%
.50c
preferred
Sheep Creek Gold
Silver
Venezuelan
145
6c
71c
Shawinigan Water A Power com
Sicks
Vandoo
Jan
7%
24c
/
Metal
Class
Jan
8%c
79%
Gold,
preferred
Selkirk
46c
Jan
2,750
-
Security
Jan
Jan
7c
21,500
9%
Jan
;
■•
Jan
28
25c
13c
«...
Petroleum
Feb
100
20c
Debentures
Scythes
21
Corp
Jan
Jan
5.65
1
Upper Canada Mines
5.000
6c
phiife
SapphiBfe Petroleums
Satellite
United Telefilm
Jan
27,400
12c
Warrants
Sarcee
Jan
5c
8c
19c
•
Gas
Antonio
Jan
60c
Jan
14c
9
50%
-
Jan
15
20%
5.70
10c
Jan
5%
4,695
'
20C b- 21c
•
64c
39c
12C
91c
51
•
Jan
1.65
19c
91c
91c
Fortune
New
Jan
Jan
4.40
Jan
51
15%
21c
50
*
,
Jan
1.47
4.15
United Oils
7%
1
100
1
•
preferred
United
7c
•
class A—
1.47
Feb
4.15
Jan
17c
16
9 %
••;-
•
pfd
A
Hill
United Steel
11V4
Lawrence Cement
Jan
Jan
38c
Jan
33c
10
8t Lawrence Corp common
San
Keno
Jan
1.65
36c
Industries.
Bala da Shlrrlff
United
74c
Feb
51
class B
class
Inv
Vanadium
6V«
Mines
Fuel
39c
450
■
Corps Ltd
4%c
6,500
P
Canso
United
48c
63,400
5c
United
Jan
1.35
30,925
52c
,
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1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
5<*
51C
52c
Jan
9c
30c
I,600
,
11%
Feb
58c
12,500
34c
1.40
25c
Consol
fit Maurice
30c
Feb
8c
a—
trust
voting
10%
49.350
67c
58c
51c
iji
-50c
Ltd
(A V) Can Ltd common.
Preferred
St
175
8c
1.35
1
Mines
Russell
3.390
8%c
10%
30c
Rockwin Mines
Rowan
10%
13c
10,500
United
—*
Rocky Petroleum
Roe
14c 14 %c
1,025
_1
1
-1
United Asbestos
*
Uran.
Athabasca
Rix
preferred
Mining Corp—
5.80
9%";
50
A
16c
1
1
A
class
Silk
Riverside
Class
Feb
:
2
1
.
Jan
v
4.10
Jan
5 ;;
5,100
16
.
955
lie :
•10c
•
Gas
Feb
10%
1
Minerals
Rupununi Mines
Rio
80%
x".:
High
Jan
3.30
'; 14c
2,050
v
8
10c
Acceptance common
of Canada common
Union
5.00
*
Rexspar
Jan
Feb
78%
*
Explorations
Reichhold Chemical
18
485
*
Reef
66c
Jan
1,425
*
Rayrock Mines
Mining
Jan
16%
5.80
62c
Realm
55o
7,750
79%
14c
—
Oil
Ranger
Union
5,200
»•
5 1
5
•
5
1
*
Shawkey
5.00
————1
Mines.
Ltd
Ultra
16c
4,775
3.50
Jan
Jan
78%
Uranium
Radiore
6c
3.50
Feb
2.80
100
5.80
Warrants
Quemont
2.500
,
Gas
3.30
•:,14C
3.30
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
1
*
Chibougamau
City
79%
100
Units
Shares
*
Oil
Triad
Jan
4.167
Quebec Natural Gas
for Week
Par
High
19c
18c
18c
-1
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Metallurgical
Quonto
Range Since
Jan. 1
LOW
High
Low
1
Quebec Chibougamau GoldQuebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Quebec Ascot Copper
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended February 5)
Friday
Friday
e
sale
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest.
(not
AND
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year's
LN
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(Un) Admitted
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Number 5923
191
Volume
...
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(643)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
11
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following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
"bid")
bought
or
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation. Origin of
quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
a wide national
distribution.
any
which have
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Associated Spring Corp
Products —
Aztec Oil & Gas On
Avon
Cement Co
30%
Giddings & Lewis
Glasspar Co
22%
Green
(A
46%
Green
Mountain
41%
44%
40%
Grolier
■■
35%
36y«
15%
.
18%
x54
571/2
36 %
22%
22
23%
22 v2
25%
/
38%
21
13%
23 Va
53
•
56%
19%
20%
Pub
27%
20%
Pur ex
28%
321%
30%
'
33%
36%
Houston
(A J)
Markets.
1
Gosserl. Co—10
Eemis Bros Bag Co
——25
Beneficial Corp
1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.——5
Beryllium Corp
—
*
Bettinger Corp
—
1
Billups Western Pet Co
1
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
Black Siva lis & Bryson Inc___1
Borman Foods Stores
1
Botany Industries lnc— —1
16%
17 y2
Hudson
Bell &
15
16 %
Class
331/2
5
44
47%
12%
13%
Ilugoton
13%
14%
Husky .Oil
31 %
Riley
14%
127
River
Brand
122
129
Roadway
ADR
preferred—25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co_—110
Brush
Beryllium Co___—
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
*
10%
18
30
29%
13
12%
Robertson
22%
Rockwell
46%
Roddis
1
58%
63
Rose
1
71/4
8
2%
22 %
12%
13%
San
Sawhill
$1.20
lnc
Burndy
Corp
By lies by
—:—
23
11
California Oregon
&
Delhi
Canadian
24%*"-
Cannon
Mills
Carlisle
Steel
Products
35%
•
Jervis
26%
Kennametal
3%
251%
Ketchum
Elect
111
Central Indiana
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Central
Soya
44%
47%
lnc
6%
Tractor
Supply Co
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
1
20%
22%
21
22%
24%
26%
._*
17%
7%
Tucson
8%
8%
Gas
Elec
Lt
A
50c
Pwr
United
56%
States
Chem
Mil
Koehring
44
47%
Kratter
Corp
Co
18
United
States
Leasing
5%
6%
40%
United
States
Servateria Corp.l
9%
10%
20
21 %
United
States
37%
40%
36
38%
Sugar Corp
..1
United States Truck Lines lnc 1
15%
16%
15%
16%
United
10
38%
40"%
10c
12%
13%
Upper
9
28%
30
5
19%
21%
Utah
18
19 %
Valley
29%
31%
Vanity Fair Mills lnc
Vitro
Co..•
__1
25
Utilities
lnc
Peninsular
Southern
Mould
Power
Oil
A
23%
24%
Warner
&
Brothers
1
17%
18%
Warren
(S
2%
21%
23%
Wash
2%
53
Co
Co
Co
2%
24%
30%
Landers
50c
Telephone Co
10
Central Vt Public Serv Corp—_6
21%
23
Lanolin
Plus
19 %
20%
Lati
4%
51/8
13%
14 %
1
Corp of Amer
Von's Grocery Co.
17%
19%
1
26%
28%
34%
7%
Waddell
A
Reed
lnc
class
A
Swasey Co
1
32 %
5
58%
•
72%
76%
Co
10
20%
22 %
57%
Washington Steel Corp
1
30%
Watson
D)
Co
Co
Natural
Gas
33
10
30%
32%
2.50
7%
8%
1
37%
39%
1
61
5
Steamship
Pressed
33%
37%
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
21%
23
Western
1
13%
14%
7.50
38
41%
5
11
Steel
Bros
Stekoll
Delaware Corp..1
Petroleum
Corp
1
Stepan
Chemical
Co
Transport
1
7%
8%
1
22%
24%
*
15%
16%
Manufacturing Co.*
A Telephone Co. 10
19%
21%,
41%
441/4
24%
26%
Financial Corp
Westcoast Transmission
West
Point
Lt
Natural Gas
6
6%
Weyerhaeuser
5%
1
6%
Whiting
28
Co
Co
Corp
Wilcox Electric Company
Wisconsin Power As Light Co
Wltco Chemical
30%
21%
A
Wesco
Western
non-voting
Statler Hotels
23%
12
Stouffer
Corp
1.25
34%
36 y8
1
4%
2%
17%
19%
Wood Conversion Co
1
10%
11%
WuTlltzer
1
43
47%
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
15%
17
Yuba
10%
11%
Strong Cobb & Co lnc
Struthers Wells Corp
40
43
Stubnitz
5
14%
16
17 y4
18%
Greene Corp
Suburban Gas Service
Suburban
62
25
&
3
Frary & Clark
28%
lnc
Propane Gas Corp__l
5
12 %
3
11%
12%
10
32%
34 %
5
38%
41%
5
13%
10
15%
15
161/4
1
53%
57%
Consolidated Industries.. 1
10%
11%
26
28%
55
26
,
16%
51%
Corp
33%
A
*
15%
5
5
Iron
iiy8
—
19%
16%
38
*
lnc
1
14%
18
Corp.l
Corp
1
10
13%
5
8%
9
53
1
Co
Tel
Freight Sys
Carbon
Co
1
class
16
31%
Co lnc
5
Co_5
31%
5%
3
371/2
Electric
23%
7%
10
—
35%
Power
10
Co
'
Co..
Central
Chattanooga
Gas Co
1
Blower
Citizens Ut.il Co
,
A—33Vic
14%
15%
33 %c
cl
com
12%
13%
Common class B
Clinton
Engines
Coastal
States
Cohu
Electronics
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Stores
Colorado
1
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Prod
Gas
8 Va
1
30%
Interstate
48%
Madison
23%
11%
Marmon
Inc_l
1
;
5
Cutler
—1%
common
Cummins Engine Co
5
Inc.
Laboratories
20%
Gas
22%
28 y4
49%
Co—16
46
49 y4
Maryland
Shipbldg
5%
6%
Maxson
(W L)
23%
251/s
McLean
Industries
19%
21 i/a
15%
McNeil
10%
11%
Meredith
20%
221%
17
18%
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23%
10%
Utilities
16
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1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit, & Canada Tunnel
Corp 5
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Utilities
22%
241/8
Mohawk
Rubber
Co..
13%
14%
Mountain
Fuel
Supply
1
Bridge
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&
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25%
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37 y4
401,8
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40%
43 %
Paso
Oil
Co
50c
10
7%
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CO
10c
Boston
20%
22%
North
American
Penn
23
24%
16%
41
43%
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13%
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17%
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22%
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18%
19%
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25%
stock
21
22%
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1
29%
32%
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Otter
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Power
Co
1
17%
37%
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100
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
5
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253
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Portland Gen
43
Philadelphia
35%
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59
55%
43%
63%
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5%
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13%
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61%
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66
19%
44
11%
28
29%
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79%
83%
St
Louis
New
19%
9%
10 Va
50%
54%
(Wash)—20
47%
50%
63
67%
35
38 %
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common
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split
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Trust
17%
2
(N Y)
Street
new
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stock dividend)—
Second Natl Bank of Phila
10
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
62%
65%
21%
23
55
58%
45
48%.
(N Y)—10
28%
30%
2%
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10%
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Trust Co
of
New
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56
34
37%
95%
51%
99
20
22
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(Cleveland)
United States Trust Co
10
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United States Trust
10
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Int'l Bank
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Union Bank of Commerce
Hudson Tr
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48%
40%
County National Bank
Providence
83%
169
58
New York—10
Glrard Trust Corn
Hanover Bank of
154
44%
Second
of
70
of
59
79
10
Rye National Bank
25
55%
of
Royal Bank of Canada
60
73%
Passaic County
-70%
20
Boston
40%
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of
45
66%
(Dallas).12
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25
10
74%
Bank
22%
42%
Bank
10
Boston-
dividend
33%
20
(Philadelphia)
30%
Bank (N Y)
20
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
First Westchester "Natl Bank
9%
& Trust
20%
43
666
10
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank
First
9
Bank
National Bank
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Republic Natl
71 %
National
Natl
635
76%
72
40
First Natl Bank of St Louis...20
34%
Co
Airmotive Corp
Far East Line
39 /
33%
First Natl City
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31%
Essex
New
First Natl Bank of Dallas —.10
18%
32%
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of
First National Bank
5%
14%
—5
*
Pacific
1
Pacific
5
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co..5
Pacific Mercury Electronics..90c
Pacific Power & Light Co—.6 Va
Pacific Uranium
Mines
10c
Packaging Corp of America
5
Pan
American Sulphur Co..70c
Parker Hannifin
Corp
1
Pauley Petroleum lnc
1
Pendleton Tool Indus..—
1
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—1
permanente Cement
-1
Pfaftidler-Permutit
—-10
Pickering Lumber Corp.
J A
Natural Gas Co
•
Pioneer
Pabst
4%
Jersey Bank Ac Trust Co.ll
&
(N J)
37%
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)_25
13
39
Banking Co
28%
(Baltimore)
11%
68%
Miss River Prod—10c
Ben Coal Corp
*
61
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
(Albany)
6%
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
First Natl Bk
10%
•
19
Oklahoma
56%
57%
Co
35
Co—
(Camden N J)
3
$4 pfd
Serv Co
Pub
Co
5
Co
Water Co
Nuclear-Chicago
19%
66
53
16
35 %
5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
23
17%
Corp
Natural
Norhwestern
21%
62%
Trust
National Newark
County Trust Co (White Plains
*
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Coal—
Gas
Northeastern
38'/4
12
&
21%
1
Garlock Packing Co
Das Service
Co
General Gas Corp
(Calif)
14%
69%
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29%
Fisher Governor Co
1
Florida Steel
Corp
1
Foote Bros Gear &
Mach cl A.5
Class B
5
Frito
Gen
Nortex
10
Corp
93
Tr
50c
Co
271%
32
Corp
Charter Financial
Fisher Brothers Co
N J
&
52%
File
Thermador
35%
1
Federal Natl
Mortgage Assn..l00
First
Nicholson
Norris
Northwest
Financial Federation Inc.——1
*trst
9%
North
_
.Equity Oil
9
35%
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
of
Bank
Co_12%
Bank of Detroit
National Commercial Bank &
361
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)__10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
48%
(Texas)
Co—
340
Trust
15%
32%
New
50
Connecticut
23%
83%
7.50
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National
Commercial
14%
30%
78
Bank
National
14%
14%
59%
28%
National
88%
31%
22
56%
44%
84
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Del—1
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10
of Westchester_5
64%
41%
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Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
&
Eng Gas
49 Va
106%
62
16%
50c
Class B common
46%
103%
10
13%
25%
167
43%
25
10
National
Fidelity-Phila Trust
45%
Electro-Voice lnc
2
Electrolux Corp
1
Electronics Capital Corp.——1
Emhart Mfg
Empire State
Co
(Savannah)
17%
New
2
Co
of New York
16
National Shirt Shops of
of America—
Electric
-
York
(Chicago)
28%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
25%
2%
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Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
63%
80%
39%
25%
Eastern Industries lnc
Eastern Utilities Associates
Economics Laboratory lnc
53 %
61
22 %
42%
1
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(NY)_12%
75%
1
—
34%
of Phila__10
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of
49
29%
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31%
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39%
Dura Corporation
preference
45
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45%
5
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Corp
37
2
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159
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5
30 Va
29%
29%
26%
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr
(St Louis) .12.50
28%
27
27%
Traders
Meadow
Bk of North Amer_5
New
63%
5
&
(Buffalo)
60%
Cleveland Trust Co
29 Va
25 Va
60%
76%
Commercial
26%
32%
23%
72
10
93
30%
5
(N Y)
16
Cleve
40%
107
10
10
Trust Co
Manufacturers
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101
57
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
Co
Island
20
10
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Oil
&
23%
& Bradstreet lnc
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Co—10
Co.:
Chemical
1
Dun
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1
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1
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Duffy-Mott Co
5
Co
Pipe Line Co_5
National Homes
Co...5
Drackett
Duriron Co
Gas
of
Ask
County Trust Co
Trust
21%
23%
5
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19%
1
lnc
Donnelley
Valley
Mississippi
5
Co
lnc
Corp
24%
Mfg
10%
Internal
22%
Co
——l
Minneapolis Gas Co
—1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
80%
lnc
Laboratories
14%
Dictaphone
0
79%
Miller
1
Detroit
Chemical Bank New
9%
Miles
85 %
10
Di-Noc Chemical Arts
16
74%
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9%
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2
23%
5
Darling (L A) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Centl-Penn Natl Bk
17 y4
Trust
48%
46
(N J)
38%
27%
26
common
13%
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28%
29%
A
12%
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Trust Co
Central
35
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46%
318
24
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1
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305
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(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Bank
73%
lnc—
50%
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St Louis
Broad St Trust Co
4%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)„
Y)—
dividend
5
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Gas
(N
5
Eng
Publishing Co
Michigan
Co
stock
Par
60%
47%
10
26
2%
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Trust
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12%
lc
6%
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25%
11%
—
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57%
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(San Francisco)
21%
11
3
&
McLouth Steel Corp
16%
20%
1
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(S F)
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Bank of New York
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1
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Herrington Co lnc
11%
Danly
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30%
46
American Trust Co
241/s
*
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&
1
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class
36%
Co
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Class
Par
31 Va
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—
Marlin-Rockwell
10%
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems lnc
1
Cross Company
34%
29%
1
45%
21%
—
Co
lnc
74%
1
Mfg & Sales Co
5
2.50
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Macmillan
Products—5
Transp Lines
Crouse-Hinds
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7Vs
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Freightways
Coffee
Lucky
Steel
20%
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Cook
Star
8%
19 y8
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32%
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18%
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1
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
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8%
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6%
6%
cl B.5
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21%
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lnc
25
Liberty Loan Corp
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Keystone Portland Cem Co
Gas Co
Central
25%
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Gas
&
21%
29 %
Stanley Works
24%
68%
1
Standard
Register
Stanley Home Products lnc—
53
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3%
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7%
preferred
38%
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22%
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19%
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33%
30%
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27
32 y4
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49
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222
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30
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6 %
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24
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44
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25%
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34
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26%
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Stand Fruit
571/2
38%
24
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Gas
15%
53 y2
35%
1
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43%
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8%
1
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Eng Tel
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40%
25
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14%
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23%
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18%
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11%
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19%
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Tokheim
7%
39
71/2
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lnc
Electric
Corp
Steel
Jessop
29%
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
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Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
Southern
208
3%
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Southern
5%
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&
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27
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Cable
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37%
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Shore
15
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28%
27
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Co
Utilities
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&
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151/B
33%
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Telep
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California Water Service Co—25
Water
Public
Southern
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Southeastern Pub Serv Co
12
14
Iowa
13%
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South
34%
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14%
1
6%
2
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18
5
28%
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common
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251/8
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34,%
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30%
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5
6%
32%
641/2
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lnc
81%
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32
16%
Seismograph Service Corp
19%
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1
1
1
13%
Nevada
28 y»
15%
1
34%
61
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39 Va
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61%
37%
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1
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31
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1
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27
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22%
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28%
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24%
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44%
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22%
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Express class
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Bobbins &
14 Va
20%
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19%
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34
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1
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5
5
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36 %■
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5%
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4%
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Punta Alegre Sugar
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10
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
Melene Curtis Ind class A
1
Heublein lnc
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14%
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Baxter Laboratories —;———1
20%
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High Voltage Engineering
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Arkansas Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co— -5
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Par
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41 %
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Portsmouth
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12
1
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American Biltrite Ruber Co-100
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Hospital Supply Corp__4
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Anier-Saint Gobain Corp-J7.50
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preceding
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(644)
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Monday, February 8, 1960
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES <Q„o...io„. for Friday, Feb. 5)
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Fuud
Aberdeen
—l-2o
Shares.——1
American Investors Fund——1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Amer Research 3c Development •
Associated Fund Trust———*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—1
Axe-Hougliton Ftmd "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc._5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fuud Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Temple ton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd —i-——-—
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc—
1
Broad Street Investment——50c
Bullock
Fund Ltd
1
California Fund Inc—
1
Ltd
<1954)
2.28
luti Resources Fund Inc
lc
5.08
7.70
Investment
_I
10.21
4.29
Investment'Trust
Boston.—1
11.O8
12.11
Fund——1
l1.45
12.45
31.95
al3.50
Investors
'
9.52
853
Fund
Chase
—1
Inc
—*
5.68
X5.24
5.71
B-2
(Medium Grade
8.22
8.93
B-3
(Low
4.54
B-4
12.93
K-l
4.15.
11.90
7.75
8.47
11.14
12.11
16.23
17.55
'
12.20
13.83
7.01
7.66
13.63
14.74
18.03
16.67
9.71
14.84
100
1
7%
preferred
—
Colonial Energy Shares.—
1
—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Fund
Inc
,
Investment
Commonwealth
11.58
10.70
15.500
125
16.100
132
Fund
11.42
(Speculative
Com
Stk>
_1
13.44
S-4
(Low
Com
Stks)_l
12.70
6.53
shares
£———-lc
lc
14.29
15.45
17%
18%
20.57
22.43
Mass
'V:
8.75
Investors
Fund
Inc
Minnesota
7.09
7,75
Inc
Investment
Diversified
Dividend
Eaton
Fund
Fund
Fund
Equity
2.87
14.91
—————1
22.05
23.44
7.36
19.82
7.74
—1
—
Fidelity Capital Fund——~——1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Florida Growth
Florida
18.21
4.22
4.62
10c
5.43
1
2.34
2.56
Fund
Inc
*
11.23
5.58
6.14
lc
2.84
Inc—
series
series
stock
10.33
lc
Custodian Fuuds
——
•
•
1
Inc
8-98
9.84
1
Fundamental Investors
1,60
Corp
Capital
1
16.23
17.55
6.76
7.35
lc
9.75
10.63
Securities—
Group
Automobile
5.85
Mutual Fund
Electrical
Equip
Shares—lc
lc
shares
Capital Growth Fund
lc
8.59
9.41
6.23
Price
1
6.61
7.25
——-lc
12.99
14.22
1225
13.41
lc
6.37
6.S9
Administered shares—lc
9 11
shares
Commoa
(The)
Food
shares
Fully
General
Bond
Industrial
lc
shares—
9 98
7.57
6.90
shs—lc
Machinery
Institutional
7.24
7.94
shares—lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
lc
lc
13.03
6.06
6.65
lc
9.45
10.35
Railroad
shares
8.64
9.39
12.81
12.94
I
7.93
8.57
t
13.83
15.03
Fund—
„
Putnam Growth
Fund
Quarterly
Shares
Dist
—1
19 54
Selected
Inc
Shares
American
1.25
8.99
9.72
Shareholders Trust of Boston —l
10.88
_i
15.80
13.06
Sovereign
Investors
1
13.96
34.37
Balanced
Stock
Z
a34.70
'*
a26.92
Sterling Investment
Inc.l
Fund
11.80
—1
12.76
l
7.62
8.31
1
9.34
10.21
-lc
9.90
10.85
Tobacco shares ——.—-lc
7.61
8.34
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton Funds
Inc—
11.56
1
18.45
10c
4.49
H-DA
10c
4.92
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—,-1
a25.63
-
2.43
6.47
Fund
Continental
Fund
12.12
13.17
1
7.29
7.97
Fund
Shares_l
10.52
11.43
United Science Fund
1
13.60
14.36
United
Income
Funds
Canada
Ltd
—1
15.79
17.16
1
6.11
6.63
Line Fund
Line
Income Fund
Value
Line
Special Situations
8.05
8.80
9.14
9.99
8.71
9.42
lc
22 %
Seaboard
20%
Fire
65
Life Ins
of
67%
63
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield
43 %
191
199
•
86%
90%
52%
55%
Fire &
5
10
Life
Travelers
Ins
United
Insurance
Ins
of
Co
S Fidelity &
U
8
2%
2%
2
10
U S Life
Fire
7 VB
34%
38%
Westchester
N
7%
x40
■
44
46%
43
57
53
34%
32%
102
107
57%
60 %.
7VB
—8
25%
27%
85
88%
5
Co—
Amer
8
2.50
47%
50%
5
37%
39%
3
28
30 VB
Guaranty Co
Insurance
Insurance
56%
Y)__2
(N
Guaranty Co (N Y)
8%
8
Marine..
preferred
91%
53%
1
Amer.
70%
87
Marine——6.25
3c
Surety Co
5
Security Ins (New Haven)_—_10
125
116
City of
Co
in
the
Y
__2
39%
41%
2
29%
31%
Fire
10,
99.31
5.35s
100.2
99.30
99.30
Sept.
100.6
100.2
3%-s
Feb.
3 %s
j
March
13,
1,
100.2
5.40s
94%
Dec.
100.7
100.4
Sept.
4s
100.2
May
2%s
100.6
Aug, 20,
98
99.28
3 %s
May 1,
May 2,
99.20
4%s
March
20,
1968
100.10
4%s
March
20,
1969
100.20
4%s
July
96%
97%
94%
95
1963
93 Vb
90%
90%
94%
95%
95%
96%
15,
1969
97
Nov.
12.
1963—
96 Va
97
10,
1965—
96 %
97 %
90
91
3%s
May
1,
94%
95%
4%8
Feb.
15,
4%s
March
4%s April
1L,
10.
19681969
100%
1966
5%s Feb. 20, 1970
3%s April 1, 1970
5%s July 20, 1970.
4 %s Oct. 1, 1970-1967-
1963—
98%
98
100
100.6
1962
11,
98%
98%
1962
100.12
——
99.12
100.16
97%
99.14
1960
99.30
100.14
100.12
I960——
99.20
1961
99.4
100.10
1962—,
4%s
100.6
99.26
1961—
20,
1,
100.6
100.4
3%s April 3, 1961
4s
100.3
20,
100.8
100.4
2%s June 1, 1960
5%s Oct. 20, I960—
99.30
Ask
100.4
I960—
100.10
94%
I960
12,
June
100
wi„_—
point
a
5'As Sept 1, 1960
Federal Land Bunk Bonds—
3%8 April 20, I960
100.6
1960
11,
of
Cooperatives—
April 4, 1960
5.15s
100.2
100.2
32nds
more
for
5%x
100.2
99.30
I960-
Sept.
or
Bid
100.1
99.31
L
1960
23.
one
Ask
Banks
I960—
10,
5 %s
Feb.
10,
100.16
—
87%
101.16
93%
98
102
88%
102
96
88%
92
93
88%
1972-1967
97
87%
__
1971
1972—
101.16
13.00
Fund
Wall
Inc_
Inc
Street
Investing Corp
1
5.37
5.37
10c
Inc
Washington
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3%s Feb. 15, I960-—
Fund
Inc
3%s Sept. 15, 1972—
3.82
4s
100.5
100.3
100.5
1961
4s
1
Feb.
%s
15,
99.31
wi
90%
April
1,
3
8.01 %
I960—
100.2
15,
99.27
point
a
Feb.
Bid
15,
(Continued)—
1—
1962
Ask
99.2
"
99.6
94.4
l%s April 1, 1962
Aug. 15, 1962
1 %s Oct. 1,
1962—
94.12
99.12
99.20
92.24
93
"•
_
•
99.29
99.27
100.7
98.18
98.24
97.20
1961
97.28
99
99.4
98.8
98.12
95.24
1962
97.24
15,
1963
94.20
94.24
91.4
91.12
Feb.
l%s April 1, 1963
4s
May 15,
1%8 Oct. 1,
4%s
Nov.
""
1963
1963
15,
98.14
90
1963—
l%s April 1, 1964—
4%s May 15, 1964
5s Aug, 15, 1964
l%s Oct. 1, 1964
100.8
—
88.12
~
97.28
98.18
90.8
100.12
88.26
100
100.4
101.6
100.10
87.6
96
99.8
1962
15,
2%s
•
99.25
100.5
Aug. 1, 1961
l'/sts Oct. 1, 1961
15,
32nds of
4s
100.1
99.16
I960—
4s
3%s Feb.
-I
99.31
I960—
4%s Aug. 15, I960—
1 % s Oc t.. 1, 1960-•———.
1 %s April 1, 1961
3%s May
more
3%s Nov.
I960———.
May 15,
%s May 15,
or
Treasury Notes
100.3
15.
one
Maturity-
99.31
4%s Feb.
4.17
1
\ 87.14
99.12
8.83
9.87
10.79
12.14
...
Ask
May 15, 1960—
4%s Nov
15
I960—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Mutual
Investors
102
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
3%s
1
Value
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Fund
7.33
5.92
Value
1
Institutional Bank Fund.
6.70
2.72
I
tncorporaed Income Ptind
Incorporated Investors
Republic Insurance
(Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Treasury Notes—r
„_lc
Inv_
-—
Accumulated
United
5.45
w
International
&
Century Growth
Funds Inc—
United
19.01
S
Fund
United
H-C7
Foundation
United
Inc
U
Growth
Twentieth
~
Series
Inst
Fund
Townsend
19.01
Series
20%
St
97%
4s
Television-Electronics Fund
Texas
18.46
47%
18 Va
37%
93
Maturity—•
6-41
10.55
45
2
80%
Paul
5%
5
Y)_—
98%
Figures after decimal point represent
Inc
Fund
Fund
2.38
1
(Pa)
(N
76%
(J
1963—
11,
Aug.
36.87
10.27
lc
June
15.28
♦
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnhain
9.37
Industry Shares Inc
4%
14.12
Fund
B>
5.84
Utilities
1
17.32
1
(Edison
Southwestern Investors Inc
2.15
Growth
84%
24VB
35%
Banks—
1960
10,
11.89
Smith
lc
shares
81%
22 Va
94
Mortgage Assn—
5 %s
,
lc
—
Reinsurance Corp
Co
I960—
I960—
15,
April
3%s
a9.18
lc
Bond
Ins
1960
15,
May
3%s
1
Equipment shares
Steel
shares
Fund
Quaker City Life Ins
57
.
Clark—
3c
Stock
53
54
70%
10
10
——
49%
Title
I960—
March
5 %s
al3.27
Common
10
1960
15,
April
5.30s
7.51
Canada
15,
July
4%s
13.41
Scudder Stevens
8%
8
___:
4%s June
6.91
12.40
of
Inc
17.98
1
Fund
15,
Federal Natl
4s
25c
Scudder
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
5
Co
Accident
4%s Aug.
11.72
1
(Geo)
Phoenix
Set:
June
3%s
10 85
Railroad Stock shares
RR
5s
Growth Stock
Putnam
54
59%
Standard
April 15,
May 16,
5%s
17.62
9.95
ll.60
2.50
Inc.—
14.27
Bond
16.08
Inc
(T Rowe)
50%
56%
Ins
Standard
Feb.
4.65s
.
*
Fund
8.09
7.74
Petroleum
•'
—
—50c
Fund Inc
6.83
Stock Fund-lc
Chemical
al4.05
Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Fund
64
25%
Life
46%
Home Loan
5.40s
Peoples
Pioneer
59%
Boiler
4%s Feb. 15, I960—
4%S March 15, 1960
6.40
Inc..
Scudder Stevens Sc Clark.Fund_l
shares
Aviation-Electronics—
Building
14.59
y'.-'Vy
Inc
70
66 Va
Bid
13.73
13.35
1
Pine Street Fund
46%
65%
24
—1
Federal
10.87
1.74
1
General Investors Trust
12.78
1
10160
Square
43%
10
Obligations of Government Agencies
10.88
—1
Puritan
General
10.06
Oppeuheimer Fund
Penn
Y—12%
Philadelphia
Figures after decimal point represent
13.48
Fund
N
$6.50
9.10
12.47
Securities
of
43%
9.25
8.33
One William Street Fund..—1
Over-The-Counter
13%
Lis Co
Indemnity Co
Pacific
-10
4lbs
Inc
12%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Peerless Insurance Co
5
3%
3%
77
,50C
&
Shares
35%
Insurance—3.33 %
Seaboard
(D Ci-1.50
53
39
21%
Life
47%
49
36%
20%
Owners
44 %
2.50
Co
—
41 %
6.79
8.46
\
1
Chemistry
Electronics
5.93
Common stock
Futures
16.84
luc-i
Founders Mutual Fund—
Preferred
Nucleonics
2 "
10
—
32%
5
Steam
41%
40%
81%
66 %
Ins
(Fla)
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
13.21
16.53
Fund
Mutual
Franklin
17%
12.15
15.29
Fiuui Inc J
Industrial
Financial
16
York
5
22%
39
5
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance Co
10
8.59
6.21
1
New
5
21%
38
4.45
7.86
.1
8.02
Inc
Inc
4.07
.1
8.04
19.82
10
171 ;v
121%
6.16
1
25.06
Corp—I
10
20c
4
11.64
5.64
.1
23.57
-1
_—
Eurofund Inc
10.65
.1
3.15
13.72
2.50
Fi
Insurance
Northern
62
145
5
Casualty.:
Ins
River
Northeastern
.
68 V2
65
North
Fire
_10
Series
Bond
4
13.69
.1
Electronics Investment
Energy
23.30
1
Inc
Fund
Balanced
Stock
20.61
25c
Shares
12.66
.1
2.50
10
Series-
Howard—
3c
20.77
.1
Securities
Home
3.60
19.19
22%
21%
163
-5
3.31
.1
York
13%
138
5
A
Hampshire Fire.
155
5
10
.1
intere:
Amsterdam
Co— 5
Co
al3.76
Hartford
New
New
379
American—
Life
16%
36%
33 Va
116%
1
com
—
%
15
362
Employees
AA
class
45%
:l
57%
10
Fire
34%
10
Life—
Co
(S
Inc
Corp
New
Shares
beneficial
National
J
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10.23
9.91
9.45
-
Fuud
Dreyfus
9.04
8-62
Line
Union
Nationwide
—.—5
Employ Life Ins
Great
16.32
9.32
1
Trust
Natl Old
National
25%
4
Hanover
13.33
15.10
Inc—1
10.79
Inc—1
Gov
Gulf
12.20
of
19 Va
64
Republic Ins Co
Government
8.48
—————.1
Mutual
Giobe &
22.23
7.76
Mutual Income Foundation Fd.l
12.60
X9.85
20.56
lc
Shares—
Trustee
E
Series
11.46
1
14.65
interest—1
Fund
17%
Inc
Fund
Accident Ins
&
23%
Assurance
Life
Life
59 %
ins
General
Insurance
Natl
10
LLe
10
0,';
—0.25
2
Forster
45%
42%
(Balt)__
'Nat iot (a 1 Fl re
10
9
42
Manufacturers—4
(NJ>—_2
—
Automation
Investment
5
Shippers-
Life
2%
1
(Galveston)
(D C)
17.29
71%
Fund -1
Fuud
Stk
17.12
67
&
Lite
Casualty
Fund—
Fund
Missiles-Jets
3%
Monument
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
13.96
13.55
33'/aC
Life
beneficial
of
2.51
Stock
Growth
—
&
.
252
12%
Merchants
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—
I
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
—5
12.91
31
3%
Standard
Franklin
42%
44 h'
Insurance Co
Fireman's
37%
39%
Co
Casualty
,1
Bonding———5
Mass. Indemnity & Life Ins—5
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
27%
Surety Co_
&
6%
35
Massachusetts
3%
Ins
53%
6
25%
Re-iusurahce
&
Federal
Trust
iiit.33%c
beneficial
Massachusetts
Units
1
1
1
Fund Inc
of
Fund
1
Fund
Growth
Diver
_
Ins
22%
Inc-—1
Amer Life Ins
40
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N j>____ 1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3.56
shares
Nat
20%
50%
242
J)__2%
N
22
10
Corp—^—1
(Wash D C)—1
Mercury
Crum
2.11
Special Investment shares, lc
Transport shares
——lc
5
Assurance
(Newark
of
Life
62 %
20 Va
I
Va——-10
Inc
Co
National
23%
58%
3
Insurance
Ask
21%
Maryland
—1
Investors
Continental
7.11
3.50
shares
10%
Home
Bid
Par
■
Tenn
of
Ins—
Fla )—
Continental
2.39
15.99
9%
Heritage Life
(Ky)
Connecticut
3.74
Industries
Petroleum
Loyal
Co
2.91
9.66
13 %
Boston
a42.88
Managed Funds—
- u
;
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
10.11
12%
Commonwealth
a24 85
Fund
Fund
lc
8 89
Lincoln
Beneficial
19.83
Inc-.l
Investment Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Diversified
is. 14
of Can—-1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
20.21
—-—
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Delaware
—1
shares—lc
9.30
Life
18%
Bankers
14.17
shares
805
B
Delaware Income
12.96
Insurance Stk
Life Companies
14%
17
Bankers Natl Life
12.22
Life Insurance Investors Inc
Life
45%
12%
American
15% '
11.18
Trust
Loomis-Sayles
41%
American
6.59
y
15
Fund——25c
Venture Fund
1
Lexington
Lexington
Mutual
De
6.02
1
Metal
d
Dividend Income Fund
De
1
—
Inc——
Fund
32%
Amer
6.74
Lazard
30
Amer
14.30
6.14
Fund
.V
(Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
88%
Co
Insurance
Amer Ins Co
13.86
13.22
Priced
Knickerbocker
y
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
85
American
14.67
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
i
5
Life
American
12.46
S-3
;
Ask
213
79 %
(Jacksonville
10.47
S-2
Bid
208
76
Amer
20.12
Massachusetts Investors
Inc
Western
13.74
General
Corporate Leaders Trust Funds—
Crown
9.84
14.99
11.15
14-71
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Series
9.02
13.62
18.60
Inc—
split
Fund
Ex-two-for-one
Coucord
9.59
10.20
1
Inc
Composite
—1
Bondst
Pt'd
jv.Bar
Surety-—10
10
16.84
12.46
Composite Bond & Slock
Fund
23.53
15.43
18.44
Income
Commonwealth
21.56
_1
Paper
1
Inc
Fund
Colonial
10.63
9.73
S.98
Inc
Bondst_l
Bouds)
3c
Agricultural Insurance Co—10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred—
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
24.51
(High-Grade Com Stk»— 1
(Income Com Slocks 1—.1
13.19
X12.61
23.48
(Speculative Pfd Stksi—1
S-l
i.
.
13.58
Securities
Christiana
(Discount
1
Stocks)—1
Priced
(Income
K-2
1
50c
Corp—100
Boston.
Fund
Chemical
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
5.20
Trust————1
of
31.32
Insurance
Aetna
a23.46
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
—1
—*—
Century Shares
:——-1
Mutual Fund—1
1.70
Fund—
—
Ltd
Inc
(The)
Fund
1.54
Canadian International Growth
Fund
Istel
of
Research
Johnston
41%
38
America—
Casualty
Aetna
11.16
of
Co
;
Aetna
5.55
4.02
Inc
Fund
Canadian
y .y
Ask
7.12
American Business
Canada General
Bid
Par
2.07
,
Fund
Affiliated
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
P»*
Mutual Funds—
13.20
Ra (c
10.75
11.76
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.57
7.19
Institutional
Insur
Fund
Recent
lc
Tel
Bell
Tel
5%s
1906
Lomb Opt
4%g„197U
5%s
1994
—
Petroleum
6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s__ 1975
C
I
T
Financial
Canadian
5 las
Pacific Ry
Corp 4VsS
Vought 5 Us
Chesapeake &c Potomac
Chance
5%s
—
Connecticut
Edison
Dallas
Power
&
Inc
Gulf
53
110
100 %
87'%
104
60
— —.
1982
93
•95
—1977
93
95
Tel—
6r«'W_!982
5%S—
Kansas City
Brass
512s
Can
103%
Bell
Am
Southern
103
Sperry Rand 5'/2s
197.5
118
121
—1976
no
111%
6s
1980
General Port Cement 5s
100%
102
1977
113%
1989
101%
Telephone
5s
—
V
101%
Calif
Underwood
U
S
Wash
1-60
100.2
100.6
4%%
12-
8-
3-59
5-
1-59
9-
1-60
100.2
100.6
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
10-
1-59
7-
5-60
Edison
ww
4V2s
Power
Due
99.30
100.2
5.375%
1-
4-60
10-
3-60
99.28
100
5.25%
100.8
100.12
2-
1-60
11-
1-60
100.6
100.10
100.2
100.6
United States
,
Yield Price
97
99 ¥4
102
102%
February 11, I960
February 18, I960—
82
83
99.974
99.906
99.917
99.938
Yield Price
Bid
99.971
February 25, I960.
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.358
May
19,
i960
.1
May 26,
June
3,
1960
2,
1960
99.780
99.800
June
1960
9.
I960.—"
99.712
99.742
June
16,
99.641
99.657
June
22,
99.582
99.600
June
23,
I960
99.556
99.575
June
30,
1960
March
94
17.
I960-..
96
March
22,
1960
93
96
March
24,
1960
91
94
March
31,
1960
91
93
April
78
80
Apv\\ 11 5222-—
April
15.
1960
1967
112
7.
April
1041a
105%
53—1933
100%
101%
1932
1971
1970
1938
120
90%
127V3
93
103%
81
21,
II
;
99 487
12,
I960
99.307
99.293
99 201
April 28, I960
May 5,
1960
May
99.402
99 274
I960
99.509
99^85
J 99289
1960
99.221
July
July
7
99.120
99.142
August
99.058
October
98.943
——
98,969
91%
98.674
I960—_
January
98.428
98 30n
98.348
98T67
98.208
98.081
98.125
eg Q£9
98.113
:::::
98.032
97 891
2
1960
15,
98.440
98.391
I960—
17,
98.531
98.410
v.
I960——_————i—
4,
98.706
98.628
98.495
July 15, I960
juiy 21,
i960
July 28, 1960
99 qtq
98.800
98.594
I960
14.
98.892
98.770
10,
84
Ask
98.864
I960—
March
30
5%3—.1990
Westcoast Trail* 5Va3
Dated
March
—1971
Corp 5%s—
Industries
Water
2-60
Bid
100
Tel—
Textron Amer 5s
General
97%
.1994
103%
107
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
General Acceptance
8-
1963
ww
5%s
103
5%8—1977
„
2-59
1969
5s
Tel &c
5Us—1989
3%s.
11-
5 %s
.1977
ww
5s
5%s
Lgt
Corp
5.20s
100.2
1973
Steel
Paso Natural Gas
Ferro
100.2
99.30
.1973
5:,/4S
ww
Phoenix
Sheraton Co of
103%
99.31
4-60
1975
5s
Uran
Petroleum
Southern
Ask
1-60
4-
Ask
Sons—
3%s
1C3%
1989
&
iMi
1981
National
102%
100 %
1975
Power & Lt 5s 1990
173
99%
1934
ww
4%s
Nort'nspan
Bid
3-
1-59
104
Steel
Lowenstein
Ra te
1-59
196
5%S—1939
Jessop
Mueller
6.37
Ask
67-
Issues
Rubber
103
4%s_1990
5.89
Utilities
6s
Pacific
102
13.23
Bid
Tire &
States
Hotel
100%
90
14.86
12.24
1
Hilton
103%
13.63
1
Bonds—
Gen*?
116
169
5'Us
&
1
Inc
Fund
5%s_—1980
Pr
Fund
Fund
Ref Hs—1972
Oil
Lt
Consol
El
Ask
113
'969
1993
.
Credit
Commonwealth
Wisconsin
105%
1980
4s
Carrier
Commercial
Equity
Whitehall Fund
104%
Telephone Co of Penna—
British
1
Bid
&
&
—
Wellington
Wellington
Security & C<
rity
Conv. Debentures
Bonds—
Amer
Bausch
12.44
10.39
4.45%
4.65s
10.41
Growth
4 % %
5 %%
_le
Fund.lc
Institutional
97 805
97.939
97.854
I960——.
96 878
96.934
1961-
95.668
95.725
130
97
104%
84%
.v
New
1
Yaork
footnotes for
Stock
Exchange! TNew
»
mew
over-the-counter
stock
biock.
issues
^Ex dividend'E*"Vw£S' ^ AdmlttedEx-stock dlviden
t0 llstln* on t]
Ex-dividend,
When issued,
X
wl
y
Volume
191
Number 5923
...
the Commercial
Financial Chronicle
(645)/
45
*
the course of
Clearings this week will show
Bank
compiled by
liminary figures
bank
Week Ended, J&nuary 30
a
year
'
,
from the chief cities
ended
of the United States for which it is
Saturday, February 6, clearings for
week
last
Our preliminary
year.
Lancaster
Sm?nt0£
Wilkes-Barre
gain for the week ending Friday
a
in
.
.
of 7.5%.
.
+
+
5.2
462,490,451
382,100,000
+
719,047,715
+
512,853,040
460,150,430
658,987,857
545,511,279
398,299,028
+
—!
;
Baltimore
;
_
+ 10.4
cities,
five
cities,
five
days
All
all
cities,
Cities,
Total
all
4,977,131,650
five days—___
for
14.0
9,857,825
6.1
8.0
51,900,000
11,069,896
14,350,858
515,079,922
1,473,033,119
13,930,789
11,798,998
+
18.1
14,328,981
12,755,887
+
12.3
473,764,194
455,787,049
+
3.9
270,537,985
518,495,298
52,917,900
10,089,339
10,923,262
455,289,931
1,486,246,134
1,392,525,585
+
6.7
1,328,111,540
4,637,078
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
TotaJ
(7
cities)
week
Complete and exact details for the
issue of next week.
week
6.2
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
4.8
South
3.8
+
6.6
+
6.5
995,426,330
covered
Jan. 30.
that
For
week
by the foregoing will
all
cases
statement, however, which
there
was
an
week in
at this
1959.
center
appear
decrease of 0.8%.
a
We
the cities
group
a
In
the
Cleveland
The Chicago
32,157,872
410,000,000
6,747,174
310,836,955
239,449,242
a
summary
697,231
280,093,075
12,885,833
601,045
12,534,964
658,620
221,720,594
+ 26.3
206,155,913
204,556,916
1,437,766,791
1,294,844,634
+11.0
1,201,018,417
1,153,886,323
3,069,106
20,334,395
10,596,785
Orleans—.
cities)
Reserve District the totals
show
District—Chicago-
Seventh Federal Reserve
clearings
Michigan—Ann
in the
a
gain
/
:/
2nd New
.
$
-
Inc. or
A"'
$
-
York
9
;__
Philadelphia
11
__
4th Cleveland
_______
7
"6
6th Atlanta
11,634,557,285
12,119,280,266
1,007,487,330
—47.1
1,394,691
1,127,774,599
7,971,043
14,702,404
11,020,978
5;867,279
9th
Louis
+
,13,650,439,279
13,707,622,242
—
1,136,387,279
1,486,246,134
1,392,525,585
+
6.7
1,328,111,540
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
—____
City___
1.5
682,658,251
11th Dallas
.
12th San Francisco
9
6/
—
1,201,018,417
_
Total
1,515,514,805
653,250,898
688,213,960
744,353,602
1,294,844,634
1,703,506,743
1,594,865,595
+
733,716,038
•1,437,766,791
•'+ 11.0
♦
"
+
6.8
i
i
i
i
i
720,657,428
;+
666,493,772
624,193,629
+
6.8
562,009,750
527,830,124
737,038,457
721,457,536
+
2.2
614,993,101
572,590,741
625,697,758
591,465,593
+
1,444,703,218
1,336,210,985
+
8.1
1,188,267,561
25,379,513,688
24,701,910,649
'/+
3.6
21,689,014,526
22,490,675,176
11,424,109,003
+
6.8
10,515,726,152
10,860,348,408
779,699,368
-r'
•
"
o
Outside New York
City
A!
12,205,918,696
8.2
525,802,335
5.8
498,793,478
We
January 30
Total
cities)
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
Portland
Week Ended January
at—
!!!_!!!!!!!!!!!!!
9.5
+
6.8
1,491,097,819
1,515,514,805
205,292,945
6, 386,144
1,594,865,595
390,500,000
+
2.1
187^859,216
+
15.6
+
14.9
3,175,373
2,610,110
13.3
6,990,772
6,937,215
+
+
8.6
664,629,334
11.5
2,962,913
3,246,080
+
1,678,567
1,410,024
3,648,109
3,112,448
'
Montana—Billings
Helena
:
■*
——
_——
cities)
(7
15,695,758
T
—
5,828,585
York—Albany
14,291,642
12,093,772
__
9.8
13,324,270
13,820,073
+
16.9
10,316,654
12,887,008
Wichita
47,557,415
25,317,121
+
6.2
21,147,964
24,559,365
36,459.000
32,977,800
+ 10.6
29,827,000
29,523,100
2,939,941
+
2.5
2,453,909
,er!iey—Newark
Northern New
Jersey
.
_!__
...
cities)
364,323,291
+
9,009,145
126,511,400
7,783,835
9,136,681
4,458,828
5,184,623
12,898,423
6.8
562,009,750
527,830,124
976,666
1,971,465
2.5
2.4
~
4,107,999
4,819,789
11,274,665
16,579,044
6,504,848
721,457,536
+ 14.5
+ 15.6
707,771
2.5
+
7.0
9,646,125
149,045,727
138,034,453
+
7,460,006
703,984
+
41.5
6,501,795
9,490,706
10,024,029
—16.1
36,526,037
30,285,341
25,735,725
1.5
399,816,208
368,349,477
+
4.7
13,065,272
13,384,893
6.8
4,951,983
4,892,222
2.2
614,993,101
572,590,741
—10.1
10,039,763
—
—
922,428,554
847,964,105
+
8.8
799,760,239
820,757,358
+
12,228,732
Worth
511,867,941
+
5.7
453,521,715
10,753,212
420,750,009
46,040,894
Dallas
13,599,225
541,282,713
Texas—Austin
Fort
.
41,855,111
+
10.0
36,558,624
38,702,031
8,038,000
6,166,000
5,133,000
+ 20.1
6,757,000
7,230,552
7,133,965
+
1.3
6,716,582
5,700,927
12,748,867
11,871,351
+
7.4
12,208,651
14,849,299
625,697,758
Falls
591,465,593
+
5.8
525,802,335
498,793,478
0.7
179,964,392
4,389,275
177,187,361
90,672,467
24,692,605
16,848,177
651,747,717
25,098,850
7,309,330
10,357,387
177,430,665
4,432,539
172,131,400
90,302,158
24,904,740
17,992,077
^621,811,913
21,503,461
2,419.082
-
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
cities)—
47,097,887
+
23.4
71.407,571
68,505,014
157,550,844
141,062,175
+
11.7
129,714,7^1
142,837,799
16.2
2,868,434
2,683,841
2,750,578
+
+
3,102,712
13,173,594,992
13,277,801,646
78,811,902
District- -San Francisco-
21.1
2,912,334
3,428,900
0.8
11,173,288,374
11,630,326,768
43,211,250
+
9.8
39,445,277
46,522,547
29,954,064
+
5.7
—
8.8
72,460,061
96.292,452
13,707,622,242
26,449,822
69,192,751
76,773,085
—
——
Jose
Barbara
Stockton
9.8
+
15.7
—
26,829,558
+
20,412,647
—
780,259,513
35,360,464
Francisco
Santa
1.1
+
29,413,189
18,646,833
Pasadena
San
+
115,157,480
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
San
+
4,689,705
202,006,604
99,500,003
710,418,127
35,463,520
9,671,255
13,828,620
9,218,929
:
15,328,679
—
+
—
—
9.6
8.7
9.8
0.3
4.7
+ 10.8
6,614,806
10,327,438
39,260,469
6.8
90,181,869
13,650,439,279
26.949,784
32,536,648
(at
Oregon—Portland
213,390,946
4,740,927
221,773,811
214,803,393
—.—
Yakima
York—
(a)
—-—.
Twelfth Federal Reserve
Washington—Seattle
31,655,136
®)'r0cuse______~~~""*"
7,987,114
378,175,561
144,168,520
District—Dallas-
Galveston
40,396,196
47,441,75G
^tlcut^^^—
—
473,305,493
737,038,457
cities)
Eleventh Federal Reserve
+
9.8
3,757,396
York_,!!!!!!!!!!!3!"!!"—
Rochester
(9
1,664,761
+
3,194,802
Jamestown
Total
3,433,433
58,139,999
Plmjra
—
169,231,214
6,065,765
City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1,382,499
42,681,483
Second Federal
Reserve District- -New
Puffalo
688,213,960
0.4
—
—18.7
935,603
714,158
15,801,331
——-
+- 4.7
10,201,133
181,127,206
10,555,182
30,637,898
—:
3,153,355
3,012,511
______________
" 653,250,898
City—
480,500,974
Kansas—Topelca
1.7
8.6
+
/ 624,193,629
*
1,071,457
—-
—
10,815,226
4,710,119
5,970,447
15,028,749
Tenth Federal Reserve District- -Kansas
19.0
46,863,278
k
8.2 "
+
7,470,150
424,167;827
156,031,111
163,369,201
10.542,926
3,829,599
666,493,772
—
*-—
Total
+ 21.8
2,432,189
720,657,428
14,969,318
•
Dakota—Fargo—
Dakota—Aberdeen
North
South
+17.2
26,882,615
cities)
2,450,519
129,019,405
2,501,610
672,099,716
+
14,133,389
(12
351,400,000
120,844,927
460,613,183
.—
Paul
Missouri—Kansas
—11.6
3,403,388
IZIIIIZ I
___.,!!!!!
Hampshire—Manchester-
,
357,000,000
172,955,452
139,866,023
7,340;960
.—
Minneapolis
St.
Wichita
699,705,512
Haven
<9
1957
6,680,651
Jh°de Island—Providence!!!!!!!!!
Tota]
1958
$
759,927,431
u
Connecticut—Hartford"!""
No
30
5,897,560
_____
Springfield
Worcester
New
4,133,414
Inc. or
Dec. 7c
3,794,071
_
Bedford
Tot*l
$
3,653,174
River
Lowell
$
1959
r
Massachusetts—Boston,
New
—
2.2
+
District—Minneapolis—
—
Omaha
First Federal Reserve
District—Boston-
ew
29.3
2,963,344
for four years:
Maine—Bangor
New
3.4
+
5.8
+
211,984
10,452,844
1960
New
+
10
825,800
Clearings
Pall
13, 576,341
779,699,368
Nebraska—Fremont
ended
6,318,175
2,183,385
1,125,133,427
8,342,488
12,809,833
10,193,598
5,170,943
1,193, 389,059
7, 772,654
160,761,276
Illinois—Quincy
1,147,451,197
A.
__—_108 cities
+
—
398,800,000
217,174,748
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,153,886,323
1,491,097,819
"A..
"
11.6
+
837,934
9,002,363
3,794,282
133,422,735
697,904,592
M
7
7
15,040,846
82,516,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,473,033,119
+
«
_____—'.4
+ 37.8
401,390
148, 235,188
1,703,506,743
"
8th St
3.
13,204,203
5,778,306
-
+
1,275,419.213
847,964,105
1,181,140,012
AAA
_:i7
0.4
3.9
,922,428,554
10
Chicago
820,757,358
3, 136,788
27.3
8 746,840
7,942,806
14,035,032
Cities)
(17
Missouri—St.
■
799,760,239
13,347,156
-
Total
8.8
17,113.678
1,660,674
1,262,563,941
City
Decatur
1957
1958
49,341,968
15,001,640
Roclcford
District of 8.1%.
Dec. c/o
1959
$
AAA:
.12 cities
___
5 th Richmond
1th
1960
A
v
Ist Boston
3rd
■'
-
-
44,085,136
—10.3
-
Peoria
Districts:
by Federal Reserve
1.3
1.3
19, 072,211
-
10,
7,941,003
Moines
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
of 2.2%, in
+ 15.9
54 641,176
-
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Sioux
+ 22.6
9
11,138,877
4,685,635
165,499,042
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
totals by
884,726
+
53,940,993
Wayne
Bend
Des
18,819,155
30,9
317,804
10,010,061
10,539,608
78,953,000
8,043,726
3,172,587
129,574,571
6,498,390
Indianapolis
South
2,566,271
6.9
+
79, 889,000
17,348,038
11,959,777
13,342,618
92,603,000
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
18.6
+
135,608
2.
16, 230,748
Arbor
Grand Rapids
A.^AAy-summary of bank clearings
Week Ended Jan. 3°—
8.0
5.591,700
250,527,542
173,145,211
—31.7
Mississippi—Vicksburg
(10
9.9
+
7,022,710
5,907,480
4,696,982
+16.6
+
356,800,000
254,087,904
186,217,544
7.9
18.8
+
114,774,870
382,600,000
7.3
+
—
28,273,790
27,836,011
120,029,705
13,781,278
1,020,792
14,884,155
Total
-
6.4
—
266,607,669
217,789,691
Louisiana—New
3.3
—
7,326,801
Alabama—Birmingham
and in the Philadelphia
Reserve District has managed to enlarge its
furnish
+
5,059,173
Springfield
we
0.6
—
33,270,298
6,009,433
clearings for
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase
following
2.6
—
—
146,268,338
382,000,000
Florida—Jacksonville
Ac¬
according to the
the Dallas Reserve District of 5.8% and in the San Francisco Reserve
In the
697,904,592
Macon
6.8%, in the St. Louis Reserve District by 8.2% and in the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict by 6.8%.
682,658,251
Augusta
6.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 1.5% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
trict of 11.0%.
1.5
733,716,038
136,891,654
Terre
of
350,568,909
117,813,182
744,353,602
cities)
(6
Georgia—Atlanta
ends
falling off of 0.4% but in the Boston
Reserve District the totals register an improvement of 8.8%
Reserve District of 3.9%.
339,756,528
121,569,095
120,265,382
Columbia—Washington—
8,770,043
355,330,504
130,972,389
against $24,701,910,649 in the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that
New York Reserve District the totals record
8.2
8,539,947
Nashville
in
present further below,
we
Outside of this city there was a gain of 6.8% the bank
showing
194,923,551
7,169,538
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
has to be estimated.
increase of 3.6%, the aggregate
the whole country having amounted to
$25,379,513,688
same
23,541.421
186,917,405
8,392,441
y
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
we are
21,315,318
9.5
353,199,274
Mobile
the elaborate detailed
13.3
Carolina—Charleston
Total
not available at time of going to press.
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in
In
+
+
3.8
+
16.1
17,484,000
216,522,024
5,385,729
Maryland—Baltimore
959,157,245
3,887,991
4,707,464
+
19,801,577
237,161,693
Virginia—Huntington—
7.2
We cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch as the week
are
+ 14.6
55,344,500
63,398,700
.
;
Youngstown
5.0
4,795,735,780
$26,034,471,929 $24,430,913,912
___
Saturday and the Saturday figures
11,019,578
277,457,184
592,155,681
+
+
Tennessee—Knoxville
our
1,275,419,213
+
Mansfield
5.9
—
$27,029,898,259 $25,390,071,157
;_
j_
cities
1,007,487,330
11,893,028
Columbus
$21,057,340,279 $19,635,178,132
_
day
one
3.9
568,851,840
District of
Total
+
15,684,109
16,653^169
276,094,283
Richmond
days
Other
5.4
614,345,386
Virginia—Norfolk
Ten
9.8
+14.7
13,554,686
292,923,398
+ 20.8
417,601,200
_
A-r-
Cleveland
+
+
3,722,418
5,970,828
3,503,045
6,238,982
14,848,521
18;433,389
6.1
+
+ 11.5
__
Francisco
Pittsburgh
3.7
7.8
+ 10.4
1,136,387,279
1,181,140,012
2.1
+
+
Cleveland
0.8
737,202,258
763,858,000
_
1,088,000,000
775,250,138
401,100,000
_
•„,
—
Cincinnati
7.5
+
1,197,344,524
435,438,355
___
cities)
Ohio—Canton
1,097,000,000
__
City
Louis
San
%
1,321,648,115
_
Kansas
St.
1959
$14,673,603,574 $13,645,032,447
Chicago
Boston
(11
451,633
14,821,257
9.4
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1960
_
Philadelphia
L_
Our comparative sum¬
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
York
24
Jersey—Trenton
9.7
+
1,755,425
2,062,225
1,932,374
4,172,643
1,214,000,000
3,544,652
6,370,365
3,548,311
5,695,940
1,501,449
2,055,230
2,055,976
4,157,492
945,000,000
—r-11.0
—
.
Week Ended Feb. 6—
New
*3,750,000
6,990 573
York
Delaware—Wilmington
At this
1959.
Total
for the week follows:
mary
6,971,763
_
week
same
New
is
4,679,403
1,110,000,000
4,150,654
Philadelphia
Reading
totals
1,545,665
1,878,964
2,058,851
4,778,356
1,070,000,000
3,850,780
6,315,753
3,533,131
6,096,072
22,264,094
14,065,613
1,697,546
2,251M1
1957
1958
Dec. %
$
.
Bethlehem
possible to obtain weekly
clearings will
stand at $27,029,898,259 against $25,390,071,157 for the
center there
$
1,375,536
■
.
Inc. or
1959
I960
■'
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Pre¬
ago.
Chester
6.5% above those of the corresponding
be
telegraphic advices
upon
country, indicate that for the week
of the
all cities
District—Philadelphia—
.
increase compared with
an
based
us
Third Federal Reserve
clearings
86,241,331
82,492,021
0.4
11,634,557,285
12,119,280,266
Total
Grand
Outside
(10
total
cities)
—
(108 cities)
New York City
"■Estimated,
(a> Clearings
.
:
1,444,703,218
1,336,210,985
+
8.1
1,188,267,561
1,147,451,197
25,379,513,688
24,701,910,649
+
3.6
21,689,014,526
22,490,675;,176
12,205,918,696
11,424,109,003
+
6.8
10,515,726,152
10,860,348,408
operations
discontinued.
'....
4©
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(646)
.
.
.
Monday, February 8, 1960
PARTIAL
'*4):
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
381
385
convertible
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL
29.
I960
FEBRUARY
TO
4,
INCLUSIVE
I960.
debentures 4t2% series due 1967Pet Milk Co., 4«/2% cumulative preferred stock
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—
pipe line bds. 5a/a%
mtge.
Money)
Buying Rate for .Cable Transfers in New York (Value In United States
Noon
Unit
Monetary
Monday
Friday
V
.0120581
Free
2.233067
2.233131
.0384312
.0384312
.0200430
.0200424
.0200440
.0200434
1.049791
1.050442
1.050000
.210250
.210250
.210200
.210225
Drackett
.00311275
.00311275
.00313775
.00311275
.203585
.203600
.239750
.239760
.239750
.209475
.209500
.209500
.209450
.209475
2.802300
2.802640
2.803020
2.802580
2.802500
.00161050
.00161080
.00161060
.00161005
Japan,
New
Union
United
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.264980
.265010
.264995
2.774891
2.775267
2.774831
2.774752
.139881
.139912
.139883
.139856
.497700
.497700
.4977GO
.497700
.497700
.0348700
.0348700
.0348700
.0348750
.0348800
.0166235
.0166235
.0166085
.0166250
.193037
.193043
.193037
.193037
.230900
Africa,
Kinedom,
52711
385
4
202
$
205
.0166250
.193037
peso
.230831
.230743
.230693
2.791830
2.792169
2.792547
<2.792109
2.802300
2.802640
2.803020
2.802580
4%
Manufacturing Corp.—
debs,
conv.
4J/4%
in this
♦Announced
52759
1971——Feb 23
550
Inc.—
1,
subord. debentures due June
conv.
1
-Mar
HFL.
of
Air Lines,
Western
5In volume 190.
issue.
2.7d2029
sterling
United Rayon
.230500
pound—
2.802500
franc—
South
Street
,
.265005
krona_
of
.327900
2.774554
.
escudo.
Switzerland,
.00277314
.327866
.264990
peseta
Sweden,
.00277314
.327933
.139887
pound
krone.
Philippine Islands,
Spain,
.00277314
.327900
.0800560
Zealand,
Portugal,
.00277314
.327866
guilder
Netherlands,
Norway,
.00161020
.00277314
yen__—.
Malaysia, malayan dollar.
Mexico, peso
383
Building, Inc.—
5% non-cumul. income debs, due Jan. 1, 1966
Mar 1
Hahn Brass Ltd.—
/
5% cumul, redeemable second preference shares.^
Feb 15
(James) Lees & Sons Co., 3.85%
cumul. pfd. stock—_Mar 7
Lynch Carrier Systems, Inc.—
S. f. debenture 6%
series A, due June 1, 1969__
Feb 16
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—
3Va %
notes, series A, due April 1, 1971
_.
Feb 24
Sheldcns Engineering Ltd., 5% series bonds of 1949—.Feb
2
.203680
.239765
4%
Co.,
Wall
Forty
.00311275
.203675
.239750
rupee
199
cumulative
5%
.203295
Ireland, pound
501
Corp.—
convertible preferred stock__———Mar 1
cumul. conv. preferred stock.
__Feb 15
—
Compo Shoe Machinery
1.050625
.210250
Ceylon, rupeeFinland, markka
France
(Metropolitan) new franc——
Germany, deutsche mark
Page
York
New
_
.0384312
1.049088
Canada, dollar.
India,
.0120240
.0120240
k
2.233482
.0384312
.0200410
franc
Belgium,
.0120527
2.233179
Date
$4 cumul. conv. prior pfd. stock—Mar 31
Corp.—
5% cum. income mtge. certificates, due July 1, 1965
(extended)
'•———-—
——Feb 17
Allerton
.0384187
1
Corp..
Alleghany
g
$
52344
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Feb. 4
Feb. 3
Feb. 2
.0120490
2.232908
Australia, pound.
Austria, schilling
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
-
s
£
peso—
-
Feb. 1
Jan. 29
Argentina,
due Sept. 1, 1977_Mar
ser.
ISSUES
ENTIRE
V
Mar 1
Feb 15
Capital
1st
and
Country
52713
Corp.—
Pacific Finance
JANUARY
i*
1st mortgage
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
buying rate for cable transfers on
to the Secretary of the Treasury the
certifies daily
Page
1968——Feb 15
bonds, 2.80 % series due March 1, 1980_Mar 1
Georgia Power Co.—
1st mortgage 5%%
bonds, due Sept. 1, 1989
Feb 11
May Stores Realty Corp.—
General mtge. 5% bonds due Feb. 15, 1977——,——Feb 15
Bank
the different
1930, the Federal Reserve
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Date
Co., Inc.—
debentures due April 1,
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
Engineering
Adams
6 Va%
Pursuant to the requirements
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
pound
DIVIDENDS
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Loans
Continued from page 12
banks increased $241 million.
to domestic commercial
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
$294 million.
increased
borrowings from others
Par
Inc. ( + ) or
(In thousands of dollars)
Feb. 3,
ASSETS—
account
27,
18,180,643
1959
9,999
—
—
3,494
—
970,366
+
Total
777,248
36,260
gold
certificate
I9a51,009
reserves.
F. R. notes of other BanksOther
—
12,489
24,882
Loans
+
350,950
394,965
39.571
U.
335
outright
3S~603
_.
983
Bought
—
1.413.705
.
20,840
U.
183.845
—
11,010,298
—
+8,142,733
for
outright—
25,414,767
Held under repurchase agreement
Govt,
S.
20,840
—
34,000
+
183.845
—
Due
loans
from
Cash
and
foreign
items
Bank
in
securities—
25,448,767
Other
securities
13,160
+
26,291,717
banks.—
—
assets——
5.217,133
100,700
__
—
—
+ 363,127
183,905
+
—244~548
+
145
+
—
229
—
154
4
;;3l
1,167
+
3J
U.
loans
+
19,096
+
41
—
96.955
+
—
Government
bills
securities—total
+
Treasury
notes
U.
and
indebtedness
bonds
S.
assets
———————
Within
Federal
Reserve
5
to
1
After
LIABILITIES—
notes.
27,546.910
24,195
—
426,802
+
Deposits-
Other
reserves
18,020,991
—
Treasurer—general account
Foreign
471,523
219,188
Other
344,055
—
411,134
+
—139,438
8,903
—
641,3p6
—
+
49,959
—
67.971
——
Total
Deferred
deposits
—
—
19,055,757
—
availability cash items—
Other liabilities
Total
and
accrued
4,404,513
dhrds.
24,201
liabilities
4,396
+
267,189
+
+
7,632
-
Banks
—
+
+
689
51,031,381
78,879
+
+
Capital
Surplus
Other
in—
8-
1
7-15
15c
11-
1
10-14
15c
2-
8
1-25
6%
preferred
—
390,249
.
accounts
451
■+.-■.
135,231
+
U.
(quar.)
American
Coal
American
Investment
—
93,602
17,625
—
58,450
+
52,295,780
S.
+
41.1%
Contingent liability on acceptances
purchased for foreign correspndts.
loan
Star
+
89
American
Life
Oil,
Class
A
$2.50
preferred
—
339
—
96,955
—
125,417
+
0.2%
1,819
commitments
30
815
173
—
78
+
74
—
3,519
98
+
+
1,956
—
418
697
2,530
+
+
68,369
960
—
62,122
.*
demand
demand
151
—
—
669
deposits——
2,088
102
+
—
816
deposits:
banks
784
—
1,377
—
59
—
232
Northern
Ohio
26
—
30,143
—
11
—
—
From
7
+
Jan,
72
+
of
of
1,676
loans
valuation
available
INot
380
to
domestic
reserves;
commercial
individual
comparable
on
loan
basis;
294
+
banks
items
and
+
following
27:
System
principal
in leading cities
changes
for
eral Reserve
the
from
495
deduc¬
gross.
revised
July
1959.
(New
York
Government
balances
reserve
with
Fed¬
Banks, and $784 million in demand deposits
credited to domestic banks.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $114 mil¬
Loans
U.
to
S.
brokers
and
Government
creased $84 million
and
dealers
and
for
other
purchasing
securities
loans to nonbank financial
or
Borrowings of weekly
Federal
Reserve
Banks
including
called
The date indicates the
corporate
stock
common
those
of
under
called
sinking
redemption
or
provisions.
last date for mak¬
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
were
given in the "Chronicle."
and
3-31
6%
& Bascom
|. 3- 1
2-15
$1
3-
2-15
1949 due Jan.
15,
1975——Jan
2-15
2-
5
$1.43%
2-15
2-
5
3-
1
2-15
3-
Service—
$1.311/»
503
Model Finance Service, Inc.—
6%
junior subord.
New
Textron, Inc.—
15-y*ar 5% subord,
Norman
50,000
s.
f.
debs,
April
due
Feb.
l,
1,
1965.-__Feb
17
*
1970—_Feb
15
*
of
$2,28
convertible
3-17
20c
3-10
2-29
$2.10
3-11
3-
4
25c
3-15
3-
1
50c
3-15
2-29
1
...
|
2-10
Shares,
(from
O'Okiep
Copper Co., Ltd.
6.45%
nonresident
Oak
Mfg.
Ocean
American
tax
of
2-15
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
4.56%
Telephone,
preferred
preferred
from
&
4.75%
4%
Debenture
Rockland
preferred
com.
-Company
_
(stock dividend)-;
stock.—Feb
2
550
preferred
1st
3-15
3-21
4-
1
3-21
2-15
2-
1
preferred
(quar.)
1st
preferred
1st
preferred
(quar,)
1st
preferred
1-22
2- 5
2-25
2-15
1-30
1
2-15
3-
53c
3-
1
2-15
15c
3-
1
2-12
$0.328125
3-
1
2-12
65c
-
-
„
1-29
3IV4C
2-15
1-29
1-29
2-15
1-29
30c
—_
2-15
2-15
2-15
3IV4C
_
3-1
37V2c
34%c
(quar.)
2-15
1-29
28V8C
2-15
2714c
:
2-15
1-29
1-29
—_
60c
2-15
1-20
28 V2C
3-31
2-25
—.
$1.50
4-15
3-51
Lighting Corp, (quar.)—
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
(quar.)
1-22
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
2-19
20c
—
pfd.
(quar.)
4.50%
2-
7 Vac
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Electric, 6% 1st
5V2% 1st preferred (quar.)
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
5% 1st preferred A (quar.)
6c
preferred
1
1
$2.25
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
East Lines, common (quar.)
6%
4-
4-
400%
Pacific
Pacific
2-15
1-15
100%f
._
Paper
Corp.
1-20
1-15
$1.18
_
__
Gas
1-19
1
20c
(quar.)
$5
2-19
2-
2-15
5$1.75
Oxford
Finance
1-29
Inc.—
—
convertible
2-15
520c
Stockholders approve a flve-for-one splitOutboard Marine Corp. (quar.)
Oxford Chemical, class A (initial)-
Co.,
1-29
3-10
525c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oshkosh B'Gosh. Inc.
Outlet
1-29
2-15
59 >/2c
(extra);
Utilities
B
D
2-12
2-15
(special payment
gains and 8V2c from
Products, Ltd.,
preferred
2-12
1
25c
(quar.)
1
3-
2-15
6lV2c
—
Co.
3-
59 %C
!
(quar.)
capital
&
2-15
Fund
Street
Loan
1
31c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Chemical
3-
30c
____
Co.,
B
51c
$1.14
(quar.)
(s-a)_
20c
common
A
pfd. (s-a)
preferred
40c
preferred (s-a)
Oklahoma Natural Gas
William
of
.
Spray Cranberries, Inc., 4%
Okanagan
shares
Union
Africa)
Common
preferred
4-
62c
(initial-quar.)
:
Cnemistry & Electronics
realized capital gains)
common
Nucleonics
Pacific
Industries, Inc.—
snares
2-17
Co.—
4.80%
due
2-15
2-29
25c
Pharmacal
4.36%
debentures
1
5%
Quarterly
Pacific
25
1
18C
(quar.).—
common
dividend
Pacific
Page
Rope Co,—
subord. debentures of
2-25
3-15
$1
Pacific Far
TENDERS
Date
2
2-10
4-25
$1.12 »/2
5V4%
Van
million
fund
redemption,
the current volume
Broderick
$380
bonds, notes,
for
4
J68C
7%
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. (quar.)
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Company and Issue—
reporting member banks from
decreased
and
list
a
in¬
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $143 million and
holdings of the combined total of Treasury notes and
U, S. Government bonds
decreased $136 million.
_
preferred
found
1
2-20
(quar.)
Orange
be
4-
2-
(quar.)—
Ontario Steel
Fund Notices
will
2-19
2-
3-18
$40c
(quar.)
Public
4.92%
District).
de¬
stitutions decreased $156 million.
Gas,
4.40%
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Below
3
50%
dividend)
Co.,
ordinary net investment income)
-
3-
2-19
2-15
25c
_
preferred
of
-
2
3-21
3-30
preferred
Ontario
.
4-
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
One
week
Decreases of $305 million in loans ad¬
securities, $548 million in
carrying
(stock
Power
Natural
Ohio Edison
after
shown
are
reporting
78
—
weekly reporting member
justed, $225 million in holdings of U. S,
lion.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
Plastics
Quebec
preferred
South
241
others
(Exclusive
tion
Banks
3-15
2-16
2-16
40c
Telephone, common
Northwestern
(less
Reserve
2-16
961
Borrowings:
Federal
3-15
37 Vfec
(quar.)
Ltd., common
5'/2%
1st preferred (quar.)—
Northeastern Water (Del.) $2 pfd. (s-a)
$4 prior preferred (quar.).
:
Inc.
1,222
1
44c
Y.)
(N.
Co.
Oklahoma
Northern
55c
—_
(quar.)
Insurance
-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Reserve
5
tl5c
(increased)
Olin Mathieson
banks of the Federal
6
2-
$62 V2c
(1956 series)
preference
Norwich
10,221
—
♦January 20 figures revised
The condition statement of
4-
3-
tl5c
(quar.)
Stock
deposits:
Interbank
1.4%
—
2-15
4-20
Indiana Public Service—
Northern
5.75 %
3-14
12V2c
27%c
(quar.)
common
2-29
10%
—
Ltd.,
2-29
3-19
(Chicago) —
(quar.)_
(increased quar.)—
(111.)
Northern
—5,331
Insurance
2-29
3-19
34 %C
—
_.
3-19
37V2c
——
Lines
Van
Gas
10c
common
dividend)
Northern
Time
8,
the
Corp.,
5'/4%
adjusted-.
Government
From
combined
shows
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
V2 %
preferred (quar.)
North
—8,022
548
+
133,970
Foreign banks
19,351
——
99,342
Total liabilities & capital acts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves to
deposit and F. R, note liabilities
ended
iquar.)
4y2%
Other
Industrial
15c
Shore
—2,780
28
—
2,674
_____
deposits
Domestic
774,808
capital
(quar.)
North
LIABILITIES—
Demand
ACCOUNTS—
paid
banks
assets/liabilities
374,690
2,231
—
1-21
preferred
1,121
666,950
—161,884
2-11
4-14
American
12J
—
12,828
assets—net
3-\0
2
Northwest
Interbank
CAPITAL
$1
2-10
t
97)
+
1,267
Other
2-19
1
5-
North
51]
—
9.674
domestic
2-29
3-14
3-
25c
+
54
—
15,166
Currency and coin
with
3-16
3-21
$1
<quar.)__
common
preferred
North
143
+
6.486
Total
•II
Ry.,
30c
15c
Northern
Balances
2-15
25c
____—
—__
bank
U. S.
2-10
;
(quar.)
(Stock
225
—
1,708
-
R.
1
(quar.)
common
Western
&
Common
years
with F.
1
3-
preferred
5
ma¬
year
years
5
3-
(3V2c from net invest¬
additional distribu¬
long-term capital gains
Co.,
X
48*
—
1,037
securities
Reserves
Member
Norfolk
4.40%
1
2-10
an
irom
Chemical
327
j
9
+
2,282
of
1
Dock—
Dry
preferred series A (quar.)
+
91
241
—
26,679
-
40
+
14,452
-
_
certificates
2,530
761
1,313
banks
t
turing:
Total
&
North
116
—
12,626
Treasury
213.836
+
S.
Treasury
6,624
355,764
3,790
loans
estate
3-
t$1.25
__
—
North
banks
commercial
2-15
t50c
2-15
6%
1,736
foreign
Real
tion of 26VaC
Adjustment
institu¬
personal finance, etc.
domestic
1
—
(quar.I
Shipbuilding
6%
to
1
3-
6%
...
financial
nonbank
to
271~574
52,295,780
—
!
securities
Loans
213,695
—
15
of collection
process
premises
62J
Other
29,850
—
Other
Total
221
securities—
Government
to
Loans
U.
255
1,662
carry¬
or
3-
40c
(quar.)
News
Niagara Share Corp.,
ment
income plus
4%
tions:
34,000
Total
75
+
of Rec.
$4
—•
Light & Power, Ltd.;—
preferred
Nopco
securities
purchasing
Sales finance,
bought
897
for pur¬
securities
S.
Loans
2,483,771
——
Total
t
Holders
Payable
$4
_
Increased
carrying:
Government
Other
—8,142,733
10.506,993
.
____________
Bonds
114*
—
t
ing:
Certificates
Notes
305
5%
Newport
t
A
—.——
Newfoundland
—1,028
common
B
Common
558
—
29,862
loans
loans
or
loans
Other
outright—
Bills
S.
Other
2,970
+
Government securities:
317
—
102,276
65,923
industrial
brokers and dealers
to
chasing
'
103,589
—
adjustedt
-
and
Agricultural
+
—
loans
Acceptances—bought
U. S.
42,697
509,972
advances
and
Industrial
Commercial
803,347
669,470
cash
Discounts
adjustedt
740.988
13,493
—
investments
investments
and
Loans
Total
and
loans
Loans
When
Share
Company
Times,
Common
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Feb. 4.
1960
1960
certificate
Gold
Jan.
1960
1960
Decrease (—) Since
of
York
New
Jan. 28,
1959
Jan. 20,
Jan. 27,
Increase ( +) or
Redemption fund for F. R. notes-
Name
Decrease (—) Since
Number 5923
191
Volume
.
.The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
Per
of Company
tlame
When
Payable
of Rec.
Bell Electronlcs-
flckard
dividend
pSet Mfg. Co., common
Quarterly —~
fitock
—
2%
—
3-
1
1
5-25
9-
1
8-25
$1.50
$1
Corp.,
Son Electric (Stock dividend)
HU Motmw (quar.)—
Park
$1
2-15
1-29
3-
2-19
1
Fruit Co., common (quar.)—____
4 60%
preferred, (quar,
468preferred (quar.).—
Pennsylvania Electric Co.r— »
•.-«v:... ,.
440'/. preferred B (quar.).
______
3 70% preferred C (quar.
4 05% preferred D (quar. )__——_________
470%' preferred E (quar.)
4;50% preferred F (quar.)___—
4 60% preferred G (quar.)—
—,—.—
Pennsylvania Power Co. ■
■4 24%
preferred (quar;)
.
1
3-
2-
1
8%c
:
7
3■"
1
3-
$1.10
&
Salant,
Sandura
Company, 60c
Water Works,
preferred
A
$1.17%
3-
1
2-10
4%%
preferred
B
$1.12%
3-
1
2-10
4.70%
preferred
C
$1.15
3-
1
2-10
San
Jose
4.70%
preferred
5V2%
2-15
.
2-15
Stock
1-27
ible
'
Series
1
2-15
14c
3-
1
2-15
Schering Corp.,
5%
preferred
Schwitzer Corp.,
1-30
1-19
25c
3-
2
3-
2-
5j/2%
Scott
4
America—
Inc. (quar.)
I
1
2-
3-
1
2-
-
1
2-
1
2-
3-
1 /
.2-
1
2-
25c
stock
for
each
100
Fetzer
2-
37 %c
4-15
(quar.)„
pfd.
(quar.)_
5-
2
3-
2-
1-
$1
35c
s
:
$3.40
$4
Co.,
preferred
1-15
3-
2-15
Scott
Philadelphia Electric, common <quar.)__
56c
3-31
3-
4
preferred (quar.)—.—.—___—
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
25c
3-31
3-
&
Co.
Suburban Water, com. (quar.")
preferred (quar.)——
5%'• preferred (quar.)___
:—__—
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
—
Steel
Phoenix
Natural
Gas,
2-10
Sealed
1
2-10
42 %c
3-
1
1-29
Searle
t40c
—_
3-
1
2-
5
4-15
4-
1
___
preferred (quar.).
Quarterly,
Co.
of
$1.37%
3-
1
2-
5
preferred
Co.
1-29
3-
1
2-11
2-25
2-10
2-25
3-
1
4-10
Ralston-Purina
^anc°.
Z-15
1-22
3-31
3-10
2-15
2-20
2-10
1
1
12-15
3-
1
12-15
$1.12%
3-
1
12-15
-
2-15
84c
2-15
2-15
1-29
4.24%
1
25c
2-15
2-
$1.25
3-15
3-1
__
4.88%
3-15
3-
36c
2-15
1-27
40c
3-
2-
'
(quar.)
$40c
1
2-25
20c
6-30
(quar.)__
87 %C
(quar)__
1-15
dividend
Inc-
'
__
3-11
2-19
3-18
2-29
10%
2-29
2-19
U5c
.
(quar.)__^____
4-
3-14
12 %c
__
2-
8
<quar.)
t6toclc
2-29
2-
8
20c
2-23
2-
9
20c
2-15
3-18
2-24
Chemicals,
3-10
2-15
2-19
15c
2-15
1-22
3-29
2-15
12%%
3-29
2-15
10c
3-25
3-10
2-15
1-29
(quar.)
Ltd.—
RePubiirC!lp ?,ep°sit receipts (stock
Tnn1,
^ (quar->
dividend)
—~-—
*
*KC /'PpSnco.Co0/caufnci'eased ,uar')
CalifCSend <s«bject to the approval of
Reserve on
'^orP&1'atlons Commissioners)
Revere C6 ' ' ®as <stock dividend )___
Rexali d'1
^,.Brass' Inc- (Increased)
v
;
10c
10%
2-
8
2 7/
2-29
50c
3-
1
2-
7
2-
5
5
3-11
2-
3-
2-15
15c
$1.12 Va
& Electric,
' <qu«r.)
um'f
tuftw
43nfZ r?.
4.10%
W4'95%
f
d H
2-10
3-
2-10
1
(quar.)
3-
1
3-15
3-
4
$1
•
3-10
$1
3-
1
12
12
-
(increased!-.
3-
1
$1.183/4
3-
1
12
$1.02 Va
3-
1
12
$1.23%
—
Srred 1 <quar.i„____.Z____:___
Eerred J <qu«r.)
Rochester Tvorrfd K iquar.)_____
R^okweii \ift
Corp> (quar.)
3-10
20c
1
4%
5
3-
1
12
$1.02 Vi
10c
3-
1
2-12
40c
3-10
2-19
]
(quar.)_.
Co.
61c
common
(New
Stanley Warner Corp.
3-
25c
33-
1
4•
1
1
60c
3-10
3-15
3-
$17%c
3-15
3-10
3-14
2-
5
2-12
2-
3-
2-20
Jersey)-.
(quar.)———
2-
33c
3-15
3-1
2-4
3-
1
2-
3-
4
2-5
3-15
2-29
pfd.
Fund,
2-
stock
split
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-15
1
2-15
2y2%
35c
3-10
3-10
2-
5%
2-15
2-
1
1
3-30
3-16
2-10
2-
1
April
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-15
1-29
2-
5
2-29
2-
2-29
2-5
5-20
$1.02 y2
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
$1.12y2
4-
1
3-11
$1.15
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
$1.22y2
4-
1
$1.25
4-
1
3-11
$1.27V2
(quar.)
4-
$1.18
(quar.)
$1.16
$1.16y4
.____
4-1
4-
1
3-11
$1.28
$1.31 >/4
_______
2-29
2-
t62V2C
2-15
1-20
2-
5
1
35c
3-
50c
3-14
2-29
70c
3-15
2-15
25c
3-15
2-15
25c
5
6-15
5-13
25c
9-15
8-15
28c
3-15
3-
$1.06 V*
3-15
3-
29c
3-15
3-15
$1.25
3-15
(quar.)__
f40c
2-29
1-30
(quar.)__
35c
$1.12Vz
3-1
2-5
3-1
2-5
$1.18%
common
3-1
2-5
3-
2-5
com.
33-
1-29
10c
2-15
1-30
39c
3-
2-15
3-
1
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
4-20
5-
1
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
3-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
36c
1
2-
1
27 %c
2-15
1-15
17c
2-15
1-31
5%c
2-15
1-31
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
20c
3-10
2-
20c
3-24
2-11
1
2-11
$1.12%
4-
5
10c
2-15
1-29
37 %c
3-15
2-15
87%c
3-15
3-
1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____
3-
1
2-19
25c
2-26
2-11
30c
3-
1
2-15
40c
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-29
5%.
2-15
1-29
50 c
3-10
2-10
55c
3-10
2-
2-5
1
2-5
3-
$1.43%
3-1
$1.45
3-
1
2-5
2-
5
$1.46y4
$1.67y2
3-1
2-5
7%c
2-15
1-29
15c
2-15
2-
15c
2-16
1-29
5%
4-11
3-10
3-1
2-10
30c
;
2-5
30c
Co._
3-1
3-
1
2-10
1
Inc.—
Class
and
Payable
in
B
Class
(stock
A
dividend)
stock
common
1
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Tobacco
Securities
Trust—
Ordinary (final)
Deferred
Tobin
(approximately 33 3/10c)
20%
(approximately 23y2c)w__ 57 1/7%
(final)
Packing
Stock
Co.
Toledo
Co.
1-6
—
1-6
4-
1
3-15
2%
4-1
3-15
25c
——
(quar.)
Corp.
Edison
2-9
2-9
20c
(quar.)
dividend
Tokheim
2-29
2-15
—
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.06Vt
3-
1
2-15
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06V4
3-
1
preferred
fquar.)
$1.14
3-
1
2-15
25c
2-29
2-15
8c
10%
2-15
2-
3-20
3-10
20c
2-16
2-
Scale
Acceptance,
Trade
(quar.)_—
class
A
_______—
dividend__-_;—____________
Bank
Trust
&
Corp.
Common
Common
Y.)
Fund,
_____
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Common
(N.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4V2%
—
—,___
preferred
—
—
(quar.)_-___—
preferred
4y2%
preferred.
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
7-1
6-15
preferred
preferred
10-1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
4-1
3-15
7-1
6-15
J22y2c
_____
(quar.)
5%
$25c
$22y2c
^
(quar.)____
5%
(quar.)
$22y2c
30c
2-25'
8
8
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
10-
$25c
preferred
(quar.)
1
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
125c
preferred
(quar.)
f25c
preferred
6%
(quar.)
preferred
6%
6%
Pacific
Texas
J30c
(quar.)
preferred
&
Oil
(increased
(quar.)
Title
Guarantee
(N.
Y.)
Title
Insurance
Trust
Co.
7%
preferred
Toronto
&
Triangle
Truax
True
Elevators,
Conduit
Traer Coal
Temper
Ltd.
&
Gas
30c
3- 4
2-11
20c
2-29
2-10
2-19
2-
2-
8
1-2$
$10c
3-
5
—
(quar.)
12-31
3-10
3-10
2-16
2-26
3-15
$1.12y2
$5
preferred
A
(quar.)_
4-15
2-29
3-3)
$1.25
3-15
2-20
35c
common
(quar.)
2-17
1-31
30c
(Delaware);:-
30c
40c
Co.
1
5%
(stock div.)
Cable
9-15
12-15
33%c
:
(quar.)
Co.,
6-15
1-4-61
43%c
:
(quar.)
(Los Angeles)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Trunkline
quar.)
(quar.)_____
Trans-United Industries
3-15
10- 1
t30c
!
Thrifty Drug Stores
Co.
1
1
6-15
$30c
(quar.)
Coal
47-
$30c
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
4-
J25c
5%
6%
1
J25c
125cv
J25c
(quar.)
4(/2 %
5
t22y2c
—
preferred
4J/2%
3- 2
2-11
62y2c
3- 2
2-11
3-31
3-15
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred, conv series 1957 (quar.)__
Century-Fox Film Corp.
(Del.)^—
Quarterly
i
Twentieth
—
Twin
208
2-
2-5
3-1
$1.40
(quar.)
1
3-1
$1.37y2
.
preferred (quar.)
Texas Industries, common (quar.)___
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
4%%
40c
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
3-
$1.05
preferred
preferred
preferred
Trans-Canada
92 %C
60c
$1.33%
Stock
3-15
2-15
30C
(quar.)
Tower
19c
1
$1.25
Toledo
$1.33%
3-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3
4.56%
3-
3-15
3-11
3-11
2-
4.25%
3-
$1.26 y4
1
1
3-11
3-10
preferred
4y4%
3-
$1.18%
1
44-
<
3-11
65c
preferred
preferred
A
1
ap¬
;___
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
Class
3-
$1.06 x/4
Eastern
Thriftimart,
1-21
6-14
to
6.70%
5
2-29
3-15
8)
preferred
Ltd.,
1-21
18c
$1.08
1-29
(quar.)___.
Canada.
2-15
2-11
_____
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Drug
1
2-29
Inc.
Thrift
4-
I'2-15
3-15
(quar.)—
2nd
preferred
5.'60%
3-7
•
2-15
27c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
2-19
50c
3-
3-7
8c
(quar.)_
convertible
of
3-15
1
,
35c
preferred
5.10%
3-
.
1
__
(quar.)
2nd
4-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
2nd
(quar.)_.
com.
subject
stockholders
of
4-
5.75%
3-25
4
Ltd.—
Inc.
Transmission,
preferred
5.35%
4
4-1
5%
1
2-15
4-15
33c
(quar.)—
2-15
2-10
4.75%
3
$1.10
(quar.)—_
(Canada,
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.50%
1
3-10
5.80%
2-
$1.15
—
/
1-29
1
3-
5.85%
4
27 %C
—
Gas
4.90%
1
45c
Carson
preferred
preferred
Texas
2
2-25
2-
$12y2c
(quar.)
Texaco
2-15
$1.27y2
C
quar.)___
(quar.)
&
4.72%
2-10
3-15
25c
$1.04
(initial
com.
preferred
Pearson
4.64%
2-16
75c
2-
1,
25c
new
convertible
5.25%
2-12
1-29
3-
25c
(quar.)__
5.12%
2-11
2-15
50c
(quar.)
B
Texaco,
3iy4c
2-26
,
20c
.__
A
4.60%
4
2-29
40c
__!
4.50%
.
2-29
10c
preferred
>
2-19
15c
1
(quar.)
4.25%
2-29
3-15
$1.10
flOc
(quar.)
preferred
proval
2-29
2-26
4iy4c
(quar.)—
class
Electric,
5%
2-27
3-15
3-15
28'/8c
(quar.)
(One-for-two
2-10
4-1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)___
Ltd.
4.10%
2-10
1
62 %c
Inc.
dividend
4.65%
,
25c
Tennessee
2-12
1
Co.,
(quar.)
Television-Electronics
2-15
27 %C
—;
—
Chemical Co.,
Oil
1
$1.03%
————
Standard Oil Co. of California
Standard
3-
97V2c
—
preferred (quar.)——
——
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
(quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)———
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
Sprague Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Standard Brands, Inc., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
—
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1 60 convertible preferred (quar. >_
Standard Forgings Corp.
(increased)
Standard Pacxaging $1.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)—
Standard Register Co., common (stk. divd.)
Class A (stock dividend) ^
5
3-
55C
(quarj
Spencer
4.20%
8
2-
(quar.)
quar.)__
Spector Freight System, class A (quar.)
B
10c
Oil
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32%
8
2-11
3-10
* 3-31
65c
4.16%
5%
•
25c
preferred
B
5.10%
2-19
100%
—
preferred (quar.)
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
Spartans Industries (increased
1-11
3%
Textile'r?
dividend
$1.32
Class
12'/a c
«
^iegel
Company
Common
AmP,iary ,stock dividend)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
4.15% preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)—.
Southwestern States Telephone Co.
1-29
2-29
com.
3.90%.
2-18
50c
40c
Ltd.,
3.70%
2-15
7%c
(<"M>r-t
Z_ZZZZZ
ReichhoR^'rn!a,SS A {(iuar?)~
Inc.
1
12%%
sViSStS.,"
^lemicals,
3-
4-
3-15
30V2c
Railway Co.,
Stock
1-29
5%
dividend)—
68 %c
Republic
1
2-29
5%
com'
Reichoiri
Wolds
7
"""
Bearings—
_______
Ravome? XSJe,-uati°naiZlr^-ZqW:rZ3ZZZ:
Run?
3-
35c
Raymond"*r-& Eatten> ~Ltd~~ (quar")"ZZZZZZZZ
ffli CorpStock
1
.
30c
297/ac
1
6-18
2
26V2C
Southern Natural Gas
Southern
5-
(quar.)
Inc.,
Taylor,
30c
6y4c
(quar.)_
com.
4.32%
1
2-15
1
25V2c
——
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
common (quar.)_____
5%
noncumulative preferred (quar.)—
5%
noncumulative preferred (quar.)—
5%
noncumulative preferred (quar.)_
Southern Union Gas Co., common (quar.)__
4'/4%
preferred (quar.)
—
4.64%
2nd preferred (quar.)
—_____
4%%
preferred (quar.)
—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)—
Southwestern
Drug, common
(quar.)—
Southwestern Investors, Inc. (Delaware)—
Quarterly from investment income
Southwestern Public Service, com. (quar.) —
Southern
4
30c
Inc. (quar.).
s",?3!1 praPhjte
4-
Canada Power,
Southern
1
$1.31%
"(quar.)"
4.78%
3-
Corp.,
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Tampa
3-31
3- 5
$25c
Wayne Corp. (increased)
Transit Corp. (quar.)
Class
1-29
50c
—
preferred
Stock
2-15
i
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Talon,
2-16
1
2-15
3-
75c
(quar.)____
:___
Gas
Company
/■
1
;
Ltd.
pfd.
(initial)
Propane
Syracuse
8
7.2-
3-14
5%
(quar.)__
Oil & Development
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
4.08%
Mexico-
2-
2-15
3%
(stock div.)
Southern California Edison Co.—
1-29
$1.12%
Co.
2-25
Oil,
$1.25
Special
Taft
•
10c
Corp.,
A.)
30q
12y2c
,
(quar.)
Wells
&
3-11
4%
;
2nd
'11-15
1%
4-15
45c
dividend
Co.
8-16
4-
43%c
(quar.;
common
B
Corp.
(quar.)*_
(quar.)______
Broadcasting,
Oil
2-11
5-16
8-31
11-30
f.
5-31'
56c
.
Symington
8
12 %c
preferred)
Penn Oil
South Shore
1-29
_____
,__ZZZI_Z
ing
South
26c
A (Quar.)
Stock dividend
—
Tools Corp. (increased quar.)
Socony-Mobil
Oil (quar.)——
South Atlantic Gas—
Stock dividends (on common & participat¬
12-15
3-
$1.16
I
3-
$1.06%
2-
30c
Skelly Oil Co.
Smith-Douglas
20c
2-25
$1.25
W'ii,
preferred
Biscuits
1
25c
Sivyer
1
3-
13c
:
&
first
2-29
.
25c
(initial quar.
Fuller Co.,„ common
Swift
1-19
65c
Manufacturing
(increased)
Steel Castings (quar.)———
(quar.)
————
Co.
(quar.)_;
Smith Tool Co. (quar.)
Smucker (J. M.) Co. (stock dividend)
1
4-
(R. I.)
(quar.)____
Co.
——-—
Singer
3-
2-15
$1.05
L1Sht
(quar.)__
Corp.
30c
(quar.)__ZZZZZZ_Z1ZZIZZZ
1st preferred
l
——
Sinclair
America,
pol
(quar.)
Baer
2-11
;
Corp.—
Propane,
1-14
115c
2-19
Oil
3-15
2-25
2-15
,
pfd. (quar.)__
common
5
U5c
4-
Racine Hydraulic &
Machinery, Inc.—
f?ai;V)ieterred
CorP- of
—
Mfg., class A (initial)—
Simpson's, Ltd. (increased quar.)..:——
1
2-
$45c
Snap-On
_
&
Company
2-19
15c
(quar.)
——
Simmons
5
4%
(quar.)——__—)
—_
2-10
2-
$1
preferred A (quar.)—
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
$1.12y2
4'/2%
...
$1.12y2
common
Superior
2-10
25c
———
(quar.)_
B.)
Sunshine
Co.—
Power
65c
_Z___
(quar.)__
Co.
2-15
Pacific
par)
5y2%
3-10
—
of Canada
($100
2-18
2-20
3-
t20c
pfd. (quar.)—
(initial)
com.
preferred
.
,
$1.12y2
Corp.
3-10
—
$2.44
1-29
Colorado—
pSoetn^0Hnd Power
Puie Oil CO.
Quebec Power
2-15
50c
(increased)
A
Sierra
1959
(quar.)
preferred
Siegler
1-29
7%c
Ltd.,~clas"s~ aIZIIII"!
(quar.)_
preferred
1-29
1
3-10
1
(quar.)
of America
Corp. (quar.)_
"
5%
new
Corp.
2-15
J60c
preferred
0.20%
Shoe
2-19
25c
Ltd._
Public Service
Co. of New
5%
3-10
2-15
IOC
(quar,)__.
Common
Co.,
Sherwin-Williams Co.
12 %c
preferred
n4u,50%
preferred
15c
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of
New HampshireCommon (increased)
1
3.35%
4%
Water,
(quar.)______
4%%
7
15c
Sherwin-Williams
Valley
4-
1
—
Shenango
par)
Sunray Mid-Continent
3-17
9
4-
(quar.)
Simplicity
420% preferred
(quar.)__
4%% preferred (quar.)_
4.64%
(quar.)
A
5
.
Public Service
class
2-
60C
Providence Washington Insurance
Prudential Industries,
Co..
Pen
3-10
5%
;
Mines,
B
A.)
4-10
5-
t33%Cs
3-10
(quar.)
Gamble
(increased-quar.)
&
Class
(W.
.7
4-
com. (quar.)
1
Gardner
Uranium
Slieaffer
($100
1-29
10c
(quar.)—:
common
1
.
Preway, Inc. (increased)
Prince
A
preferred
2-29
.
$1.12y2
5.20%
1-29
31 %C
common—
4-
investment earnings
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Pronto
Corp.,
3-
15c
from
Acceptance
preferred
Class
2-15
2-15
30c
—_—
4-1
37 %c
are
(quar.)—
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
Co.
&
(quar.)____;__
Sun
1
35c
$1.75
$1.75
Atwood Mfg.
(stock dividend)
Pogue (H. & S.) Company
Pope & Talbot, Inc., common (quar.)
6% preferred
(quar.)_
Both payments shown above
D.)
par)
Suburban
4-15
3-
25 c
—
Creek Mines, Ltd. (resumed)
Sheller Mfg. Co. (quar.)
L,
Plume &
Corp.
v
1
32 %c
(quar.)—
Sheep
$1.75
(quar.)
Y.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.,
3-18
$1
(G.
(N.
(quar.)
Falls (quar.)„
2-26
3-31
5-
3-15
25c
Corp.
11-15
($100
Stylon
4-15
2%
2-15
1
3-15
35C
(quar.)
A (quar.)
Seeman Bros, (stock dividend in lieu of cash)
12 %c
_______—______
Poor & Company
3-
Power
Securities
1-25
$1.37%
.
Procter
2-19
2-10
(quar.)__
_
Portsmouth
y
Co.
Co.
Sealright-Oswego
1
(initial-quar.)
common
preferred
Surety
1
3-
5%
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)
S4 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common (quar.)
4
7% preferred (quar.)_______
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5% preferred (quar.)__
5'Va% preferred (quar.
Pittsburgh, Youngscown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
Seaboard
33-
&
convertible
S5.50
Finance
'11-30
($50
($100
(D.
2-15
1
35c
—
dividend
40C
5%
Electrotypers, Ltd.'—
Increased semi-annually ___
Piedmont
Stock
2-19
$1.25
dividend)
Corp.-cstock
Photo Engravers
4
91 y4c
Philadelphia
$3.65
3-
56y4c
preferred
preferred
Stuart
3-15
5c
Seaboard
$1.50
par) * (quar.)___
par)
(quar.)_
56V4c
(quar.)
preferred
Struther
2-19
1
3-31
5-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-16
Class
7-18
3-10
$1
Inc.
4
SI
;/
1
85c
(quar.)
Williams,
5-16
8-31
Storer
5
55c
(quar.)
Scotten-Dillon
1
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
2-10
8-
(monthly)
Scott-Mattson Farms (initial)
Scott
5-31
Stewart-Warner
4-18
27 %c
2-19
56y4c
56y4c
7%
3-31
27%c
(quar.)
5'%%
2-23
2-11
2-11
par)
Stix,
1-20
(initial)
2-11
2-29
par)..' (quar.)_____H^
(quar.)_.
Disc
South
Clutch
LaSalle
Quarterly
Tyler Rubber Co.
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)_
-
(quar.)
40c
\
$1
(quar.)
Street
;
...
2-11
3- 1
2-29
($50
New
1-20
(quar.)
common
3- 1
($50
Stock
2-10
(quar.)__
preferred
:
Stouffer
25c
12yBc
12y2c
50c
pfd.
(quar.)_
par)
Stern Textiles,
1-20
35c
preference
A
($50
(John
■
2-10
2-19
8
2-10
1-22
2-25
3-28
.
preferred
4y2%
5
7
1-29
(quar.)
Stetson
5-
3-
29%c
5%
(quar.)
class
Stern
V
5
34 %c
12c
Inc
4y»%.
5
3-
4-12
4%%
'
5
3-
3-10
25c
4yz%
12-18
29%c
1-25
2-15
25c
(quar.)_____^
Fund,
1-29
50c
C
(Michaels),
B
2-9
t$1.31
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-29
3-2
tlOc
(quar.)
A
Inc.
2-15
2-15
4V2%
5
1 *'
29 lie
—
i
1-16
3-
(quar.)_
(eight shares of convert¬
1
5
2-15
1
4Vz%. preferred
5
2-
preferred
4'/a%
3- 4
15c
2-
30c
A_
Stores
Brewers,
4V»%
2-23
32y2c
common
3-10
Paper
v
Bros.
Class
5
2-
1
1
3-15
27 %c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__^_
3%
dividend)—_
(quar.)
2-
class
Precision
5%
Stern
3- 4
,
«
29 Uc
common
convertible
preferred
&
4-
V4-
$1.10
held)
3-
A
pfd.
1
Ltd.,
Investment
1-25
3-
3- 1
(Increased)
Sterling
1
2-16
3-26
3-31
4%
Co.
Sterling
Sterling
3-10
4
&
preferred
Sterchi
2-16
2-
2-12
3-11
3-
25c
5y4%
1
2-29
t6c
(quar.)__—
preferred
14c
1-30
E
dividend
shares
$1.75
3-
5c
2%
_IZ >',
conv.
Schenley Industries, Inc.,
1
'•
D
preferred
2-15
2-16
1
35c
(quar.)
2-15
4-
1
3-31
dividend
(A.)
Steinberg's
1-30
2-15
37 %c
(quar.)
2-15
1
!
(quar.)
2-15
30c
87'/aC
(quar.)
common
of Rec.
45c
Extra
2-10
2-
(quar.)
Holders
Payable
Improvement & Forge Co.—
1-19
3-
17 %c
(quar.
tl5c
2-24
2-10
2-15
Co.,
preferred
Stock
Stein
2-10
2-24
$1.12%
Steel
v-*v".'•
"
(quar.)
4%%
3-
2-15
2-15
•;
Ltd. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
50c
Paul. Inc. (quar.)
Petrolane Gas Service
(stock
Petroleum Corp. of
preferred
2-10
Peter
Pfaudler Permutit,
1st
■; 3- 1
$1.16
1
5%
Stock"-dividendI-;r"
$4.40
2-10
27 V2C
3-
Chemical
3%%
'
(Conn.)
When
Share
Company
Water
Stauffer
2-15
95c
1
2-10
3-1
2-15
1
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
1
$1.06
1
tl5c
Power
1
$1.02
"
Salada-Shiriff-Horsey,
2-19
12 %c
Circle Corp. (quar.)!
Machine & Gear Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
&
common
3-
,
c
3-
25c
■
J
3-
92 y2
5
2-15
12 %c
(quar.)_„_
V :
Joseph Light
Regis Paper,
Salant
common
Pepsi-Cola" United Bottlers (Increased)
Perkins
St.
St.
i
2-19
•
't 10c
Periect
-
2-19
l-
2-
15c
(quar.)
*
'
i-
2-15
1-15
3-15
57 y2 c
58»/2c
1
J25c
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,
3-
3-1
of
Stamford
•
•
3- 1
Co.
5
3-
& Whitehall RR. Co.—
Aeronautical Co. (quar.)__
2-15
2-15
J45C
Carpet
2-
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
•.Ryder System, Inc.
2-15
-
common
1
$25c
~Z~'
Reid,
3-
Par
Name
2-18
$1
Z
(quar.)
Rutland
;Ryan
3
(Maine)—
(initial-quar,)___—
New non-voting common
(initial-quar.)__
peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.) ______
voting
New
3-
t62'/2c
4 64%
preferred (quar.)—___.—
Ppnnsvlvania Utilities Investment Co.<quar.)
Co.
1
5c
^
2-25
2-17
30c
pnn
Fibre
5c
A
3-10
75c
_ZIZI
(quar.)
Ltd., class
convertible
Roxbury
of Rec.
_
Royal Crown Cola (stock
dividend)—ZZZZZ
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Rubbermaid. Inc. (quar.)
;_
Z___
,Ruppert (Jacob) 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
6
IV2C
,
•
5%
Holders
(quar.)ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
B
Rose Marie
1-14
*
common
When
Payable
50c
Extra
3-15
2-
3
3-11
7; ioc *
plbina Plpe" Line? Ltd.7~5%~ 1st pfcHquar.)
plan's Ltd.. common (quar.)—
Chemical
1
2-27
2-
4
50c
.....
Parchment Paper (quar.)_______r_ ;
Penobscot
4-
lie
Brewing Co. (quar.)—.ia?a,.,w..r
pearl
2-29
10%
Chemical (quar.)
& Company (quar.
Son
3-15
Hass,
(quar.)___
(increased)-
Extra
Class
1-22
45c
sons
p
2-11
&
4%
preferred
Rolland Paper,
1-29
(quar.)—
.___
new com. (initial quar.)__
oref erred
a'
iprcraft
1-
2-15
20c
(fluar.)
com. (quar.)
2-26
7J/2C
Corp.
Fn! American World Airways
Khandlc Eastern Pipe Line,
Rohm
2-23
6-
Per
Share
Name of
Company
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
l-ll
$1.50
r
jBSterw
u
(quar.)—«"-r——*»n
2-11
$1.50
(quar.)_„__
47
Holders
Share
••
(647)
3-10
2-19
62y2c
62y2c
5- 2
8- 1
4-20
7-20
10c
2-15
2-
1
,
48
Par
of
Name
Holders
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.
Payable
of Rec.
preferred (quar.)-;Union Oil CO. of California
5%
;
1-20
Woolworth
1-20
2-13
3-
1
2-13
2-15
1-
3-28
3-18
40c
3-
S.
S.
Publishers
| 138c
preferred
Lines
Co.,
2-15
*15c
U
S.
S
pfd,
(quar.)
:|
Quarterly
United
Whelan
Common
Corp.,
(quar.)
convertible
$3.50
4-
1
Oil Products
Universal
1
3-
Line
3-31
1
Line
Value
50c
3-
4
7-
1
6-10
3-15
3-
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
2
2-
3-10
22-
2
•
Waters
&
dividend
Stock
10c
2-29
2-15
is
5-31
5-13
the
1
4-15
Victor Products
6%
6%
Vogt
Co.
1-28
general corporate purposes, principally for the expansion of Its business.
75c
3-
1
2-18
4-
4
3-15
64c
Walker
2-23
1-27
2-16
1-27
the
permit
1-27
2-16
1-29
2-15
1-29
3-
50c
37 Vic
5%
2-10
2
2-12
,5c
50c
—
,
1-15
3-
1
2-16
5-
1
4-
1
^-
A
4-15
3-17
4-28
35c
3-25
3-
3-15
3-
1
Ellsworth
T.
2-10
1-30
Telechrome
3-
2-15
1
Sold—Amos
Co.,
Inc.,'
7-15
convertible
1
2-12
3-15
2-26
30c
3-17
3-
25c
2-20
1-29
3
closed.
The debentures
2-25
2-11
$10.50 per
3-10
2-24
A
1
3-31
including
4Vi%
—
crued
Pharmaceutical Co.—
$1.12Vi
(quar.)-.
preferred <quar.)_
4-
3-
stock
will
5
payment
5,
and
outstanding
and
3-
1
2-
8c
3-
1
1-29
of
2-
1
class
A
(quar.)
60c
2-15
2-
1
after
at
Water Power <quar.>_.
Waste King Corp.—
6% convertible preferred C (quar.)
50c
3-15
2-19
preferred
Washington
Weingarten
Class
A
(J.), Inc., common
(quar.)..
Wells
Industries
4.80%
West
(quar.)
Telephone/common
_
Indies
Feb
West
4
4j
Air
Stock
1-28
,
liquidating
L.
60c
2-18
3-11
36-
1
1
1-15
2-
1
2-15
8-15
9-
1
1
2-
36c
3-
1
2-
1
dividend
Western Canada
color
Ltd.
(quar.)
._
Western
Pacific RR.
(quar.)—
Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
_
2-11
2-15
2-
3-
4
3.80%
preferred
B
4Va%
preferred
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)—
_
75c
3-
1
2-15
1
Extra
2-
preferred
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
Co.
(quar.)
Company,
Common
(quar.)
com.
,
1_™_
(quar.)
ZZZZZZZ_Z
1
—
A
(initial).
_
Inc.
—
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(Michigan?
Stores (monthly).
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Monthly •
______
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Wisconsin Electric Power, common—...
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
3.60%
(1897 series)
preferred
(quar.).
three
had
sinking
and
test
for
months
of
shares
of
sundry
class
debt;
B
sale
sundry
of
Sept.
30,
sales
of
and
capitalization
shares
of
shares
of
Wm.
Treat
Stlx
&
land
class
&
Co,
stock
A
.
set
Inc
forth
&
3-10
2-29
Butcher & Sherrerd——*;
1
2-10
Hess,
3-
1
2-10
Draper,
Sears
2-13
1-30
Michael
G.
25c
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
1
3-21
1
60c
4-
45c
2-16
2-
15c
3-10
2-15
4-
1
3-13
4- 1
3-18
Sl.OGVi
75c
4-
1
3-21
1
3-18
25C
2-19
1-29
2-
1
1-
8
5-
1
4-
8
40c
8-
1
7-
8
$1.06 V*
4-
J"""
"(quarZ)"—IT—
&
p.
of
of
the
class
from
Co.
the
White
announced
The
on
Feb. 5
contract,
3-14
2-23
2-29
2-15
10c
3-31
3-15
45c
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
1
90C
4-30
4-15
3-
2-15
1
Lee
190,
Co.,
to
in
30,
1959,
and
% ■
strato¬
the
income
net
the com¬
of $59,550,
;
;
,
stock.
common
of
the
purchased
-
them,
of
Co.,
&
Inc
Jenks,
Kirk-
No. of
Common Stock
8,000
f
.
5,000
.
50,000
25,000
:
-
——
25,000
-
Co.—
&
2,000
2,000
2,000
25,000
Inc.-.
Borg
1,000
50,000
Co.__
2,500
50.000
—
2,500
50,000
,
Company
as
are
;
,
125,000
Co
the
debentures
subordinated
each
by
and
underwriters
several
convertible
of
be
&
Co.,
i
1
2756.
Machinery
Co.,
Ltd.—Acquired—
Inc., below.
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial
The
corporation
operation
pipe
line
48
100,000
10,000
25,000
8,000
Inc
See
7,000
of
the
a
be
made
fund,
l,
on
$562,000
Sept.
due
the
at
Y,—V.
1977
office
191, p.
Redempt'n
1, next,
mortgage
plus accrued
Read & Co.,
March
of its first
redemption
100%
at
of
Dillon,
205,
this
assignment
years.
It
also
on
the
maintains
White
data
Feb.
4
the
N.
acquisition of
M.,
and
SEC
oftered
Corp.
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
of
Louisiana,
below.—V,
187,
p.
188.
of
Greenville,
Jan.
on
to
27,
employees
191,
p.
S.
1960,
filed
C.,
covering
pursuant
to
its
a
registration
20,000
common
stock
purchase
statement
shares
,to
plan
for
549.
Textron American, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
See
Textron, Inc. below—V. 190,
,
On
before
or
acceptance
will
be
of
Feb.
any
made
on
Nov.
This
in
15,
sum
will mall notices or
accepted debentures
receipt of the debentures.
Feb. 22, 1960.
17, I960, the trust company
tenders accepted. Payments of
on
and after Feb. 23*
upon
accepted debentures will cease
total of $440,665 principal amount of
debentures
Interest
due
Wyo.,
2087.
Textron American, Inc. to an amount sufficient to exhaust the
of $427,868 at prices not to exceed
100%- and accrued interest.
cancellation
community
Rawlins,
p.
Textron, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—Acquisition—
The old Colony Trust
Co., 45 Milk St., Boston 6. Mass., up t° th®
close of business on Feb. 15, 1960, will receive tenders for the sale o£
15-year 5% subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1970 of
A
TelePrompTER Corp.—Acquires TV Systems—
Farmington,
Oil
Chemicals, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
company
the
&
$2 084 222
to provide research and
Holloman
Air
Force
Base
at
Alr F0rce BaM' ana " "Wth
on
for
sinking
series
will
Gas
employees.—-V.
Army
services
Union
This
runs
at
the
5%%
St., New York 5, N.
Texize
Range. Alamogordo, New Mexico
It was
by William R. Whtttaker, Telecomputing President
announced
of
called
10,000
100,000
has
Texas Natural Gasoline
1,000
Missile
systems
bonds
Payment
Wall
5,000
Inc
&01&
corporation
.
.
of
names
Johnson—
Textron,
22,000
range.
The
found
Sept.
ended
100,000
&
&
&
p.
Terry
32,200
50,000
Telecomputing Services has handled
Missile Range for the past six
antennatelevlaion
.
Co._
through
1
90c
$1.50
2-10
&
L.
See
Shares of Stock
125,000
Sands
10c
jet
be
to
Co
Hammershlag,
Vaughan and
below:
through I960, will be handled by Tele¬
computing Services, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary which maintains
facility at Holloman Air Force Base, Whlttaker said.
Company
personnel will
process
flight test information obtained from tele¬
metering instruments and cameras
used
in
missile
launching® at
the
near
or
are
$3,563,091,
-
shares
Sulzberger,
&
M.
a
1
of
share.
amount
Greenwald
Roman
is
company
stock
and
—_
reduction
which
months
•
Income
543,070
Blair
—V.
———
Department
Sands
:
,
Tenney
of
environmental
temperatures, pres¬
the surface of the
aircraft and outer-
Debentures
H.
with
data
,
.
Z; Z'.'* ."■■■'■ %•'
nine
Blauner
D.
company
Inc.—
*
Crawford,
the
the
stock
D.
Stieglitz
2144.
developmental
and
land
A
Telecomputing Corporation, of Los Angeles, has received
contract
'
equipment.
extreme
missiles,
of
that
.•
principal
Maltz,
Telecomputing Corp.—Army Contract—
on
40c
190,
fields
conditions
common
Hallowell,
be
1-20
4-
French
-V.
.
No? of
200,000
—
&
heating
manufacturer
Name
2-19
$1.12Vi
—
Remington.
Kletz
'
.
-
interest.
Co., Inc.—:
1
&
and
largest
growing
the
and
per
debt
$150,000
_
3-
&
;
$485,468.
Debentures
Co.,
Wssserman
Grant
sales
Milton
in
automation
the
re¬
fund
each
stock.
Underwriter
Amos
1962.
31,
follows:
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below agreed to
purchase
the company the respective principal amount of
debentures or
number
refrigeration
world's
the
common
telemetering
telemetering sys¬
1959,
par,
products
beyond.
respective
monochrome
and
optional
be converted into common stock at an initial
UNDERWRITERS—The
equipment,
industrial
net
317,367
in
cents
interest.
starting
at
par,'and for sinking
plus accrued interest in
to
optional
accrued
fund
transmission
ended
consolidated
3-15
17 Vic
_
_
Winn-Dixie
6%
4-
40c
_
(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
Winkleman Bros. Apparel,
Class
Z_
—II—
(increased-quarT
Common
$4.25
and
and
telegraph
30c
30c
20c
quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
the
subsidiaries
$816,898
72,420
1
50c
._ZZZZZZZ
White Dental Mfg, (increased
Corp. (quar.)
Wieboldt Stores Inc., common
preferred
plus
par,
at
to
103%
redeemablel
be
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of $1,068,500 of
equipment.
Its
1-29
20c
—~T*
Wickes
6%
missiles
radio
7V2C
_
—ZZ Z
(quar.)
White
$4.25
to
manufacture
broadcasting
for
30c
___
-
the
95c
B
(quar.)
in
guided
SALES—For
and
2-19
5%
J 30c
$1.25
._
(initial)i
common
(quar, )Z
;
West Point Mfg, (increased
quar.)_
White Stag Mfg., class A
(quar.)—.
Class
engaged
for
2-19
3-23
redeemable
be
annual
an
and,
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenkins, Kirk-
—
new
is
components
control
Western
Westinghouse Electric,
to
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
2-12
will
105%
from
entitled
television
equipment
now
$14.54
V 25c
2—
—
5%
ranging
are
of
the
projectiles,
12
or
from
(quar.)—
Breweries,
Y.f
N.
tems,
1
$1.12'/*
____
I.,
and
8-15
3-
prices
debentures
will
106%%
reproduce the
humidity, conditions found on
had
pany
to retire $37,500 principal amount of debentures.
For
the redemption price is 100%, plus accrued interest.
Manufacturing Corp., with its executive offices and prin¬
engineering and manufacturing facilities located in Amityville,
cipal
4-15
5%
class
previously redeemed, into
$11 per share to and including Dec.
1, 1962, there¬
share to and including Dec. 1, 1965, and thereafter
through Dec. 1, 1969, subject to adjustment under
The
is
which
sphere .and
sufficient
4-15
3%
earth,
space
purchase price for 50% of the issued
of
Hammarlund
Manufacturing Co.,
stock
it
and
sures
working capital.
convertible, unless
are
from
from
manufacture
equipment,
sinking fund
4-29
on
(quar.)
Lines, Inc.
the
Telechrome
dis¬
stockholders
_
1962
capital
conditions.
debentures
4-29
60C
at
per
share
a
redemption
The
Power Co.—
preferred
Western
by
2-15
60c
__________
Penn
Vi %
(quar.)
Sugar
(Initial
approved
1
30c
(quar.)—
preferred
tribution,
1
2-
12-31
12 Vic
preferred
Coast
$1.44
2-
2-15
12Vic
.
Wesco Financial (stock dividend)—________
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
West
2-15
the
dividend)—__
(stock
2-15
15c
4c
(initial)— .2.
B
26 Vic
15c
___
*
Wellington Equity Fund—
I
Quarterly from net investment income
Wellington Management, class a (initial)
Class
$19
$15
the
of
additional
stock
certain
(quar.)—
_
._
at
for
balance
debentures
The
2-15
convertible
the
Z-.Z;%Z .V
sale
company, to
price of $9 per share to Jan.
EARNINGS—For
and
debentures
ranging
The debentures may
believes
100%, plus ac¬
A stock was priced at
debentures
by the
BUSINESS—Tenney Engineering, Inc., Union, N. J., was incorporated
1932,
and is
engaged primarily as
a
manufacturer of environ¬
mental equipment used for the simulation of climatic conditions and
at
proceeds from the sale of the
the
from
used
in
used by the company for various corporate purposes,
retirement of short-term notes payable to banks; the
2-
25c
4.80%
&
be
the
1
$1.12
—
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.
(Quarterly out of investment income)—.
Washington Steel Corp., common (quar.)
offered
while the class
share. "
■■
Inc.-;
40c
(quar.)—
receding
prices
case.
offering group, an¬
Feb. 2 of $750,000 of 6%
interest,
PROCEEDS—Net
37 Vic
(quar.)
prices
conversion
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1969,
stock, of Telechrome Manu¬
were
be
.
facturing Corp. has been oversubscribed and the books
(initial)—
tincreased-quar.)
(S. D.), common
subordinated
proceeds
will
shares
REDEMPTION—The
and 95,200 shares of class A
15c
interest
accrued
of the debentures and the
retire an outstanding
bank
loan;
to
pay
for the^ cost of moving its coil business from
Michigan to a new plant in Wilmington, N. C.; and the balance of
the proceeds will be added to working capital. %■. %•
,
the
that their offering on
nounced
4-15
1
Wasserman
and
;Z'.'VZZZZv'ZV
share.
per
100%
at
1, 1960, while the common stock is priced at
demption
Stix
Wm.
offered
are
PROCEEDS—Net
common
Corp.—Stock, Debentures
of
2
40c
Warren
$9
convertible subor¬
1, 1970, and 25,000 shares
Tenney Engineering, Inc.
The
of
stock
common
from Feb.
43.81%.
own
and
5-
Warner
preferred
Co.
&
co-managers
8-
15c
1-22
$4.50
Treat
r 3-
15c
2-29
Common
officials
other
Manufacturing
as
2%
Warner-Lambert
and
'
due Feb.
debentures
debentures
South Main St.,
with
the SEC
1935
Z-V;.
'
;/•
■
.
1, $500,000 of 6%-%
Feb.
on
at
Lewis
Company (quar.)—2
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc. (stock dividend)—
Swasey
of
With SEC—
Salt Lake City, Utah, filed
a
registration statement
on
Jan. 29,
1960, seeking
registration of 10.000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale
on
a
best
efforts
basis
by J. A. Hogle and Co. .The
public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Surety Life offers a variety of life, annuity, accident and health,
and hospital insurance policies. It now has outstanding 59,200 shares
of common stock.
Net proceeds of the sale of
additional stock will
enable the company to expand its business.
Of the outstanding stock,
of
company,
—
dinated
2945.
'
15c
&
&
fered
1
J12Vic
$1.25
_
of the outstanding stock.—V. 183, p.
(86% )
;
•
Engineering, Inc.—Debentures, Common Of¬
Milton D. Blauner & Co. Inc. and associates
offered
Kaufman,
167,666 shares
own
This
2-15
20c
—
G.
an
Tenney
prospectus, management officials
(including Sol
board chairman and President, respectively)
the
to
Lester
issued
428.
to
company
Sale Cleared—
Power Co.—Stock
has
SEC
sufficient
bid or negotiate for contracts in addition
to
those on
which it is
presently engaged, approximately $450,000
will be retained in the form of working capital assets.
to
Surety Life Insurance Co.—Registers
5c
(quar.)„
common
new
proceeds from
and
2c
.
and
preferred.
B
p.
K. Electric Supply Co., Inc.,
supplies and equipment.
Of
O.
as
electrical
of
2-18
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)——
Wagner Electric,
known
distributor
1
$1.12%
Mfg.
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
formerly
company,
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Myerson as President and owner
Management officials own 84%
Joseph G. Myerson of New York
J.
common.
order under the Holding Company Act
authorizing this company
to issue and sell additional securities to
its parent, Utah Power & Light Co., of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Telluride
proposes to sell to the parent from time to time during the period
ending June 30, 1961, up to $1,900,000 of promissory notes and 300,000
shares of $1 par common stock (at $2.25 per share) .It will use the
proceeds to redeem its 3,000 outstanding shares of 6%
cumulative
preferred stock, $10,0 par, held by the public, and to carry forward
its construction program into 1960 (estimated at $2,400,000)V. 191,
.
2-11
capital
—2
A
common;
class
the
Telluride
share).
wholesale
outstandir g
all
The
common stock of the company
(acquired from the other shareholders at
14,000 shares of
plus
all-or-none basis.
be offered, the registration
stock issuable upon exercise
2-27
5-
earned
(quar,)—:—.2—
Virginia Coal & Iron
Virginian Railway—
an
to
and
warrants
by Standard Securities
per
a
on
shares
120,000
the
covers
warrants,
owned
1-29
the
issue
the
accept
to
also
According
Vapor Heating Corp. (quar.) ——2——2.—._
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A (quar.),
t.ie
class
of
shares
Edward
lists
prospectus
28 756
owns
2-11
V"%
—_
..
$1.37 Vi
.
company
The
65c
x
(quar.)__———
shares at
$3
purchase
two'
A
was organized in April 1957 and is engaged in the
production, distribution and installation of electronic
systems.
Its principal product is the Teletray Elec¬
tronic ordering equipment used in drive-in
restaurants. It now has
outstanding
131,552 class A common shares and 12,870 shares of
class B preferred stock.
Net proceeds of the sale of additional stock
will be used to finance an increased inventory, establish an assembly
operation, employ additional salesmen and for sales promotion, to
develop new products, discharge a 20,000v indebtedness
to company
officials, and for general working capital.... i
,
of
12 Vic
from
13M»
share plus
sells 75,000
per
class
The
8
According to the prospectus, in order to provide "bondability"
from
T
underwriter
development,
12 Vic
———
Rogers, com.
the
1-29 >
2-15
87 Vic
—
Fund
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 preferred
Non¬
the source.
at
tax 7%.
the sale of the stock. $50,000 is to be applied to the
reduction of short-term bank loans obtained principally to carry ac¬
counts
receivable.
The
balance
of
the
proceeds will be
used for
—
(quar.)
will
addition
2-15
15c
__
Van
In
statement
The
income
Mutual
deductible
tax
date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date is indicated here,
15% Canadian non-residents tax.
and/or record
underwriters
5
2-20
Corp, of
Raalte, Inc.
dividend.
this
for
funds,
15% ; resident
income tax.
per
A
cents
45
of
10c
America, com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
2
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co. (quar.)—
Van
closed
not
Canadian
Continued from page
10c
—__
bv
a
cents per share for expenses. If
shares it will be entitled to purchase
per share
at any time within three
vears
and
to
additional shares on the same terms
for each
15 shares sold in excess of 75,000
Furthermore, upon the
sale
of
75,000 shares the
underwriter will be entitled ; to purchase
10 000 class A shares at 15 cents per share plus two additional shares
under
the same
terms for each 15 shares sold for the account of
the company in excess of 75,000.
I
2-20
SI.50
———
$3
at
basis
of
General Corporation and
Investment News
of
■Z'%.
(quar.)_—
sale
filed
3-11
$1.75
4%%
Vanderbilt
3-11
Md.,
I960, covering
class A common stock, to be offered foi public
share. The offering Is to be made on a best efforts
Brod & Co., for which it receives a selling commission
of
communicating
2-11
Special Situations Fund, Inc.—
earned
From
Vanadium
3-31
the
tax
British
date
-
(quar.)
4c
40c
t. Payable in U. S. funds, less
x Less Jamaica income tax.
2-15
12c
plus
in
resident
1-27
3-
(quar,)__
(year-end)
income
2-15
3-13
2-10
plus 62c from capital gains)—
Line Income Fund, Inc.
(8c from
investment
7-
3-15
3-31
4-10
income
Value
9
7-29
2-15
1
4-25
$2.50
(quar.)—
(2c
37 Vic
—
Silver Spring,
on Jan. 27,
St.,
SEC
the
with
statement
shares
150 000
Bonifant
880
of
company
registration
9
3-15
3-
noc
——
Inc.
37Vac
4-
Systems, Inc.—Registers With SEC
Teletray Electronic
This
3-15
1
4-
4-29
(quar.).
books
t Payable
Distributors, Inc.—
Fund,
2-11
2-15
4
22%C
____—___
Value
1
'
—
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., com.
$4.50 prior pref. (quar.i
Valspar Corp
Value Line Fund
3-
2-29
37 Vic
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
Corp.
• Transfer
..
2-29
4-
75c
—_
Co.
20c
—
preferred
Previously published
S1.75
^
prexerred
Radio
9
35c
____________
-
2-19
10 000
2-29
30c
quar.)„
Universal Consolidated Oil
prexerred
Zenith
9
2-
(quar.i
Corp.—
(increased
Common
6%
y
2-
27 Vic
Corp.—
Co.,
were
the
by the coipoiation,
previously purchased an antenna-system at aiUver City. N. M.
and Rawlins transaction also included two other
properties,
a
small music programming company and a microwave
television relay company.—V. .191, p. 428.
. .
,
,
,
Farmington
The
3-18
quar.)..
(quar.):
Less
3-31
$1.06 V4
——
preferred
$6
Mfg.
a
2-23
—.——— —
Stores
1
1
;
2-24
2-23
$1.12 Vi
preferred (quar.)
:
S.
Vitamin
&
Pharmaceutical
United
Cab
6%
4
60c
7ft
U.
Yellow
4
2-
$1.75
Pipe
U. S. Steel Co., 7%
Co.
34-
10c
(increased
Worsted
3-10
40c
Playing
U. S. Steel Corp., common
25c
25c
than
more
5,000 subscribers.
wWch
1
—
...
1-19
20c
U.
;
(monthly)
2-10
10%
%A.
(quar.)————
(quar.)
Co.
Jr.
Company
Towne
&
^
preferred (s-a»
& Foundry
(quar.)
Card (quar.)
4Va%
2-
2-15
A
W.)
totalling
stock
common
have a total of approximately
second and third such acquisitions
systems
Thev
3-15
2-
1
1-30
2-15
122%
25c
3-31
3-
5
15c
(quar.)——-;
common
4-
4-15
-
12 Vac
62 VaC
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
.
.
TelePrompTER
and
cash
$1Th2,0tw°o
2-15
1
3-
for
3
(quar.)—
Co.
1
2-11
1
$1.12Vi
(quar.)——_
& Chemical Corp.—
Borax
4Ya%
U.
com.
3-
3-
20c
5c
U.
Yale
2-15
3-15
10%c
&
Wurlitzer
Wyandotte
5Vi%
Ltd.,
1-30
3-
Steel)
pfd. (quar.) *$1.37 Vi
$1.25
$1.25
preferred
Printers
8
3-15
12 Vic
(initial).
United
2-
4
(F.
(Wm.J
Monthly
—
new
Co.,
2-15
3-15
(quar.)..
8
2-26
35c
(quar.)—
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd. (increased) —
United New Jersev Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Industrial Corp.,
A
8
4%
(quar.)
-
Class
1-
2-10
25c
preferred (quar,)-—United Biscuit Co. of America, com. (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.).—__—
United Corporations. Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Class B (quar.)
5%- preferred 1959 series (initial)——..
United Elastic Corp.
(stock dividend
.
United Electric Coal (quar.)
United Engineering & Foundry, com. (quar.)
7% preferred (auar.)„_—
———
United Gas Improvement, common (quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar,)——————.-i.
United Illuminating Co.
——.——.
&
Wrigley
1
5%
United
H.
Petroleum
2-15
(quar.)——-—
(quar.)
(G.
$1.25
Air Lines* inc. (quar.)
Artists Theatre Circuit—
United
Wood ley
—
Co.
Car
Tank
United
wood
1-20
3-
$1
—
Stockyards Co. of Omaha Lid.
Union
1-20
38c
$1.12 Vi
-
dividend—
Stock
Union
5
2-15
92 Vic
$3.70
2-
1
2-15
87MtC
$3.50 pfd. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
*—
$4 preferred (quar.)
———
$4.50 preferred (Quar.)
Union Gas System, common (quar.)———.
Union Electric Co.,
37c
17 Vac
Wometco Enterprises, class A (quar.)
Wood
(Alan) Steel
(see
Alan Wood
3-
90c
(quar,)—-—%-■
Co.
When
Share
Company
Carbide
Union
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(648)
connection
with
the
previous
i
was
sinking
purchased for
fund
payment
1959,
company
chinery Co., Ltd.
announced
of
on
Feb.
2
Montreal, Canada,
the
for
acquisition of Terry
an
undisclosed cash
Ma¬
Pur
Number 5923
Volume 191
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
Founded in 1938, Terry Machinery Co, is engaged in the
and sale throughout Canada of pumps, generators, eleca-nd in the Production and distribution in Canada of
tr
i,ip"ia textron division) chain saws.
They also perform special
H°n, ant work for the Canadian Government. Sales of Terry Macninery
w
t
an
annual rate of between 6 and $8 million and the executive
run a
and main plant of Terry are located in Montreal.
Operations
oI
subsidiaries are based in the provinces of British Columbia,
nf
IIS
O""'""
^LSnntario. Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
Alberta, Oil
r
J h Terry, founder r\f t-V-io r>nmnotl» will rnntinuo as President of
of the company, will continue
W«
(649)
49
nri(.e
cliaSM,.hire
®ai
°Peratiofs bave been principally
S naLof Plants for the extraction of
rj
,
—
.
c.i.i
Y.1,
O
i
I
gasoli?e and in the transportation
thp
mimt!
nlerving independent wholesalers in
fVirnnroHnJ' .T,
gas .^uids business of Union
w*i
.
Mntfiroi
rhonooc
nrt
mnfoirinl atari
nrp
in
head9uarters
expenditures,
nf^; Lyons of the
and Mr.
directors
Acquires
oi
Surety Co. of New York, one of the nation's leading
utinle
line insurance
companies, on Jan, 26 became a majoritysubsidiary of this corporation, it was announced by Horace W.
the
enterprises
the
by
merger,
that
announcement followed acceptance by Transamerica of 51$ of
of American Surety from holders who agreed to exchange it
the basis
of two shares of Transamerica stock for each three
offer
Thp
///., \
;;
after
on
A
it
lor
to
nil
Feb
he
said, but the
..
..
of
the
two
companies,
Mr.
and
1959
1959
programs'can
expeditiously
for
1959
of
than
total
the
share
the
year
against
net
that
earnings
(after
$3.29
only
of
and
for
preferred
from
oil
and
for
of
$10,$378,741,803 as
were
$7,483,858.
1958
over
1959
Of
$1,239,199.
as
compared
December
the
to
alone,
to
Federal
$43,461,084
operations
gas
for
other
1958,
a
$19,347,089 for 1959
$5,218,945. Also off was
of
which
sources,
was
$13,526,159
$14,765,358 for the previous year,
V///
income
month,
$7,869,884
was
decrease
a
of
decrease
a
against
as
$453,065.—V.
p.
$165,000,000 and combined premium writings are in excess of $90,000,000. Integration
of the operations of both companies will greatly
strengthen Transamerica's position in the fire and casualty field. Mr.
Brower said,
to the manifold benefit of both American Surety and
See
Union
Oil
&
Gas
of
Corp.
Louisiana,
Transamerica.
This
SEC
covering
offered
York,
139,832
$2
at
N.
Jan.
on
shares
share,
per
25
filed
of
a
letter
notification
stock
common
through
of
Hamilton
Standard, division of United Aircraft Corp., acquired U. S.
and Canadian
manufacturing rights to the process last month. Under
First
(par
City
10
cents)
Securities,
Y.
to
Inc.,
the
a
new ..agreement,
Hamilton Standard acquires a threeoption to extend these manufacturing rights throughout the world.
Equipment used in the electron beam method of fabrication
developed
by the Carl Zeiss. Foundation of West Germany can weld or cut the
be
New
hardest
'
The proceeds
are
to be
for
used
general corporate
purposes.
1959
earnings
of
this
corporation
reported
were
This
at
$60,000,000 with earnings per share going as high as $2.50.
General improvements in business
conditions, plus increasing sales
Udylite subsidiaries in the chemical distribution, foundry and
building supply fields, were credited for the sharp increases.
Although the company is still the largest maufacturer of equipment,
by
52$
for
of
the
its
electroplating
current
cent
dividends
dividend
V. 190,
were
payments
ins.
p.
paid
to
industry,
corporate
Mr.
revenues
in
on
business,
common
their
stock
pre-recession
derived
from
:
during
level
stated,
$1.00
a
M.
Crosby,
meeting held
acquired
mat
at
the
president
the
New
western
offers American
this
of
Weston
hemisphere
advertisers
Hotel
rights
a
new
corporation,
on
to
Feb,
a
1
the
machine
clouds.
picture!"
is
mobile projection device.
This powerful projector,
92 million candlepower, is mounted on a truck and
a
mil
Pr°duces
powered
by
a
generator which is housed in a trailer,
The candlepower
60-80 giant searchlights.
y stated that the
machine is capable of enlarging a picture or
message as much as 72
million times.
At a distance of five miles, for
ample, the projected
image is approximately 1,000 yards which is
s
equal
to
„.n.times the size of
the original slide!
cooling system had to be developed fur the'Skyjector as
cnnn.fmperature at the light source is 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit. The
pnn,
is achieved through an ingenious process of air-and-water
turning reducing the heat from
2,000 degrees F.
to constant room
an
efficient
temperature.—V,
Union Oil
189,
p.
& Gas
1973.
Corp. of Louisiana—Proposed Merger
Lyons, President of this corporation of Houston, Texas,
Tukn
/v? T* °xleY> President of Texas Natural Gasoline Corp. of
anri ji 2
in a joint statement issued simultaneously in Houston
comna
11
announced that the boards of directors of their respective
Natnroi
had entered into an agreement of merger whereby Texas
knm,„? ai?d Union will be merged. The merged company will be
UnH as, Union Texas Natural Gas Corp.
urai «Pin
terms of the agreement, the stockholders of Texas NatA
«eceive {or each share of their stock % of a share of class
saw
aZ
stock and % of a share of class B voting stock of the
stork
,JlPany*
The stockholders of Union will retain their present
a tntoi
the merger is effected the company will have outstanding
of
nnn
X r?, 7-043-741
-
shares of its capital stock.
the Executive
of
stock
plant
consulted
French
French,
will
sub¬
Rouen
near
W.
have
in
United's
initial
an
French
offers
good
raw
means
United
can
serve
ISAF,
190,
supplies
this
of
the
and
customers
in
SAF.
approximately
8%
in
people
initially.
United
and Australia as well as
75
applicable
to
for
1959
preceding
year
on
The current
year.
the
average
in
improvement
annual
divi¬
the
company's earnings was due
primarily to greater sales of gas for industrial use and for space
heating purposes, continued steady growth of the electric operations,
and
credits for interest during construction.
sales for the year were higher for all classes of customers
the previous year's record by 14%, with a resulting
increase in gas revenues of 6%.
Sales of electricity in the company's
electric
division
improved
by
8%,
producing
an
increase
of
7%
larger
Total
and
in
class
of
revenue.—V.
Industrial
United
190,
p.
at
electronics
and
Corp.—Acquisition—News—
industrial
machinery
combine
which
held in New York.
announcement was that
first
corporation
this
Pacific
into
the
to
purchase
an
had
agreement
all of the
capital stock
of
Southern
of
Gira, Southern Pacific Milling in the
1959, had sales of $11,739,000, a cash flow
31,
$1,000,000,
than
taxes
and
had
produced
$585,000.
net
income
for
the
American
agreement
balance
who
Evans,
The'
of
its
is
second
President
announcement
Aircraft
Haves
principclL^tockholder.
and
concerned
Corp.
of
Umted's
ownership
Birmingham, Ala.
voted to accept
20 000 shares of its holdings made by
had
board
United's
ary$ffer
of
per
"Hayes
to
plans
for
portion
on
us
^
of
the
management
undertake
the
informs
some
our
board
Gira
stated,
the
33%
a
it
1959,
Increase
in
revealed
was
on
shareholders.
the 4,188,615 shares
on
of common
Angeles
dollar
Air
subsidiary of this corporation, has
contract
Force
install
to
base,
Paul
18
Titan
Hardeman,
missile
President,
to the engineering-construction firm
by
Foundry Co.
Hardeman officials did not
but they indicated it was near
the
and
amount,
from
tions.
Foundry,
these
190,
Pictures
of
1959
properties
stock
share
per
the
before
less
properties
to
18
consolidated
after
launching
of
Federal
Federal
shares
for
the
posi¬
installation
and
sites
for
at
the
Federal
the
of
net
shares
special
profit
Federal
After
in
Lowry.—-
ended
year
income
the
on
taxes.
taxes.
sale
The
of
profit
providing for dividends
1958
income
tax
such
tax
treasury
of
the
company' at
consolidated
refund
of
After
at
stock
Nov.
1,
story
for
write-off
common
loss
but
and
providing
special
of
company
net
$2,045,000
studio» overhead
before
shares
of
of
the
savings.
loss
927,254
on
in
treasury
1,
write-off
income
stock
share
per
profit
from
to $1,031,066.
excluding
preferred
on
$1.53
excluding
net
provision
credit
$3,667,387
of
after
$799,715
dends
field construction
the
preceding year ended Nov.
$1,220,340
was
Air
lift
firing
earnings per share amounted to $5.02, of which
from operations, on the 899,790 shares of common
was
outstanding
31, 1959.
For
at
special
a
operations amounted
preferred
95c
to. the
surface
Company, Inc.—Shows Profit—
a
$4,698,453
includes
studio
on
reports
company
profit
stock
contract
to
2087.
p.
Universal
from
the
covers
mechanisms
complex
31,
prime
underground locations
Hardeman contract
of
V.
under
fabricating launcher mechanisms that
./'
'
The
and
their
divi¬
amounted
outstanding
1958.—V.
190,
1343.
p.
Universal
Securities, Inc.- -Suspension
Become^ Per-
manent—
The
SEC
has
granted
request
a
this
of
corporation
of
Bismarck,
the
of
respect
from
to
order
under
public
becomes
notification
a
temporarily
registration
proposed
a
suspension
In
Commission
filed
suspending
the
Securities
offering
19,
1958,
Regulation
A
a
Act
stock.
of
the
upon
of
with
1933
Accordingly,
the
permanent.
July 22,
1958,
Universal Securities proposed
the public offering, pursuant to a Regulation A
exemption, of 20,000
shares
of
class A common at $7.50 per share and 1,500 shares of
preferred stock at $100 per share. The Commission's suspension order
asserted
that
had
not
been
was
false
certain
of
the terms and conditions
of
Regulation A
with and that the company's offering circular
misleading in respect of certain material facts.—V. 188,
complied
and
1658.
p.
Varian
to
accept
the representation
directors of Hayes."
Gira
for
they
future
major
for
company,
offered
be
management
will assume the
Presidency of
sales
the
first
Chairman
annual
income
ing
of
meeting
quarter
a
the
year
Board,
Jan.
on
44%
rose
the company
Earnings Up—
and earnings were announced by
quarter
of the
fiscal
year.
Dr.
26
during
He
ago.
told
that
the
sales
first
also
had
quarter
reported
As¬
Edward
increased
over
order
an
Varian
stockholders
company's
the
30%
L.
at
and
correspond¬
backlog
of
$25-
million.
..
,
Sales
for
677,551.
equal
Net
the
Net
to
expand
order
as
cents
for
of
with
total
Dr.
the
were
quarterly
the
last
record
3,130,482
year
record
a
$10,-
at
$755,710,
outstanding.
shares
$524,470
was
company's history. The order backlog of $25,188,000
to $19,815,000 for the first quarter a year ago.
estimated
that
that
product
the
in
development
sales
for
company's
broad
a
sales
has
to
the
He
sales
shares
to
V.
p.
and
stressed
of
growth
and
$50-
in
7%
or
increased
is
the
4.8%
of
emphasizing
electronics
both
for
of
from
that Varian
new
budget
fields
military
to
in¬
civilian
and
income
Bomac
its
$3.5-million
sales.
All
approximate
increased
year,
variety
continued
would
year.
company
sales of $38-million.
research
Varian
fiscal
current
$50-million
year's
sure
the
reported
and
advanced
new
on
2
compares
during the
also
anticipated
last
a
quarter
Jan.
quantity
in
2
Ginzton
He
set
share
first
ended
for
Jan.
million
also
per
the
quarter
or
17 cents
3,111,132 shares outstanding.
the
company's
products and services
continued
to
order receipts totalling $17-million, the highest
on
Demand
fiscal
income
24
income
share
first
figures for
the
current
quarter
and
last
year's first quarter incorporate figures for Bomac Laboratories, Inc.
which
was
acquired by Varian during the fiscal year.
The figures
on<> shares
outstanding are adjusted to reflect issuance of 190,477
190,
the
two-for-one
stock
split
in
June
1959—■
2087.
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
This
company's consolidated sales
31, 1959, were $68,779,553, an
Dec.
the
over
dent,
period
same
announced
on
a
ago,
25.
After
Jan.
when the
the
the
increase
six-month
of
with
Earnings
for-one
adjustment for
Before
Jr.,
ended
13%,
or
Vick
Presi¬
foreign
operations,
$8,434,540, com¬
net earnings for the six months were
$7,337,148 last year, an increase of 15%.
per
stock
same
period
$7,914,193,
Richardson,
company's
pared
the
for
Smith
year
_
also
would
operating
Associates—Sales and
Record-breaking
the
announced that pending litigation between the two
terminated.
which has built the Southern Pacific
Milling Co. to its present profitable position will continue.
Mr. Philip
Holmes
currently serving as Vice-President and General Manager of
Mr.
coniDanies
The
and
31,
said the project, at Lowry Air Force Base near Denver,
largest and most important in the history of the com¬
that the current backlog of orders now stands at $30
Vick Chemical
that
financing in connection with
we have decided to retain the
and
investment and
of
Mr.
us,
retaining
new
company,
45,000
share
tjp-nnvestment banking firm of
Agee
intend
of
Mr. Gira stated
$45
& Leach of Birmingham^ Ala., United's
remaining 56% of its holdings in Hayes Aircraft.
Sterne
sales
awarded
Machine
Titans
research
*
to
standing
shares
and
the
Los
designing and
is
giant
year
purchase price of approximately $4,450,000 for 220,500 shares out¬
The agreement also includes a provision that the Dec. 31,
sheet of Southern Pacific Mifiing is guaranteed by T. M.
total
Inc.,
was
the
of
one
Force,
Mr.
to
ended May
year
purchase is subject to 90% of the stock being
deposited in escrow at the Wells Fargo Bank, San Francisco, on or
before March 1, 1960, at an agreed price of $20,181 per share, or a
1959
Sales
—
compares
of
Machine
He added
million.
reached
been
Co., a large California producer of road, utility, and
building materials with plants in ten cities throughout
According
State.
more
The
share
per
This
contract's
pany.
per
Milling
construction
after
186,
i/.'-s
,/
Feb. 2.
on
net
came
the company
the
England,
Sweden.—V.
Gerstley said net income after Federal income
$1,456,909, equivalent after preferred dividend
Colorado
a
Mr. Hardeman
their
during late December 1959 with the merger of Topp In¬
dustries Corp. and old United Industrial Corp., announced on Jan. 29
a
series of steps in the development of which B. F. Gira, President,
characterized
the "company's future
program
of action."
The an¬
nouncement was made following
a
meeting of the board of directors
of
record
first-quarter report to
months
contract
sociates
2087.
existence
fiscal
Canada,
/
Chemical Corp.
months ended Dec
multi-million
a
Ginzton,
by
in
Africa-and
gas
that
of
Rust
eight-figure mark.
surpassed
This
M.
to
three
exemption
stock
common
compared with $3,870,157 in 1958, an increase
the year.
This amounts to $3.39 per share
stock is $2,40 per share.
common
on
substantial
James
Hardeman
order
Co.—Earnings Up—
$3.15 per share in the
of shares outstanding in each
The
the
cards,
operates
Dak., for
withdrawal
of
its
petition for
a
hearing
question whether to vacate or make permanent the Aug.
with
dend rate
of
one
"studio"
firms,
N.
company
$4,192,015,
was
slim
card
affiliates
and
South
&
registered
company's
American
was
delivery if required."
higher grades of reinforcing
1778.
p.
1943 and
popular,
with one-day
first produce
HAF,
employ
its
since
greeting
Universal American Corp.—New Contract for Sub.—
Paul
Govern¬
material
ex¬
with net income of $1,093,248 for
previous year, equivalent to 22 cents
per share on
the 4,186,325 shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1958.
Sales
of $15,704,970, Mr. Gerstley stated, were 8%
above sales of
$14,523,578 for the same period last year and set a new record for
the first quarter.—V. 190, p. 2759.
Oct.
/
with
/•
are
.„
Borax
outstanding.
first
the
Rouen,
there
to
are
than
more
number
wld become Executive
Vice-President, a Director and a
Committee of Union Texas.
Mr. Lyons will
In 2, as
President and Chief Executive Officer of the company,
of ni? +
present Union directors and Mr, Oxley, the Board
RoBi.f (o °^s of the
new company will include Frank M. Engle and
York
^Randolph, both of Tulsa. William A. M. Burden, of New
Ncw'v L .become Chairman of the board and Mark J. Millard, of
agiefmiArt^' wld become Chairman of the Executive Committee,
The
of th„ X
(.>f merger will be submitted for approval at special meetings
The r,;, ackholders of both companies to be held on March 3, 1960.
traiKnrH1'd date for stockholders who will be, entitled to, vote on the
busiiitf
^as been fixed by the respective boards: as the close of
uS °n Feb' 4- I960.
I
of thl ,
Primarily (in oil and gas producing company and is one
Gulf p
fke ^dependent natural gas producers. In addition to the
also ir
a». area
^ Las producing properties elsewhere in Texas, and
Alberta, Canada; Venezuela; Bolivia, and Argentina.
Texas
,
plant
will
to
compared
i
comw
north
FEF,
as
income
The
anHiCTaud T"
memhoA
we
United Gas Improvement
Net
««
hSk^ector
location
currently being produced in Wales
are
amounted
"This machine, called the 'Skyjector,' has the
if i? to revolutiomze the outdoor advertising business by making
/liable to, advertisers any large surface, In addition to the clouds,
such surfaces
as skyscrapers,
mountainsides, cliffs and dams to project
a
or
black
changes
policies,
Greetings, Inc., Joliet, 111.; Brownies BlockArtcrafts, Detroit; New England Art, Dan-
requirements to 31 cents
This
a
no
distribution
:/./-/•
amounted
The
form
new
central concentration
plans
plant
America.—V.
.
n.fDcc?.rc! hg to Crosby,
message
carbon
to
1
major
that
..
.
.
stated
or
.
business
currently
Zealand,
New
the three
the
President
taxes
Oct.
year.—
announced at a
that the firm has
Swiss-developed
medium:
plant
a
our
such
blacks
25-
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.—New Product—
James
Current
The
I
.
having
blacks
returning the
1959,
of
million
"The
Feb.
on
completed, early
miles
ten
this north and
out
sales
four
choosing
about
and
^
Lindahl
Mr.
is
Lindahl pointed
are
V-
plans
five
metals.
/'■■
plant," said R.
in 1961. and
of 50 million'pounds per year.
be
exotic
new
officials, major users, and long-time customers of our Kosmos
and
Dixie reinforcing carbon blacks," said Mr. French.
"Currently there is a concentration of rubber end-product manu¬
facturing facilities in northern and central France and further in¬
dustry expansion in those areas is anticipated.
Port Jerome, which
.
by its subsidiaries.
Because' of improvements
the
of
ment
31,
and supplies
$5
a
France.
"will
capacity
"In
all
Co.—Plans New Unit—
announced
build
central
President,
1959, rose to $53,500,000. This compares with sales qf $40,968.750 the previous
year.
The Udylite Chairman also
predicted 1960 sales to increase to some
that
Carbon
and
north
including
c''"
company
sidiary
rated
materials,
550.
p.
United
$1,630,000,
equivalent to.
$1.70
per ; common
share,
according
to
preliminary
figures announced by Mr. L. K. Lindahl, Chairman, at a
meeting
■on Jan.
21, of the Ne*w York Society of Security Analysts.
This figure,
Mr. Lindahl stated,
nearly triples the 1958 earnings
of $547,125,
equal to $.57 per share. Sales for the fiscal year ended
Dec.
known
—V. 191,
,
Udylite Corp.—Earnings Higher—
The
terms, of
year
the
with
for
in
1
the
company to market the Hamilton-Zeiss
:/••.
'.■■//•■./,
electron beam machine outside the U. S. and
of both are complementary, he said, the coordi¬
Canada was announced
on
Jan. 28 by this corporation.
activities will achieve a substantially stronger insurance
Ownership of the company, called Corpuscular, A.G., will be by
operation as well as
significant operating economies. Further, the
United Aircraft,
the Carl Zeiss Foundation and
combination will provide a more rounded balance of business from a
Irving Rossi, New
York financier.
A similarly owned
geographical standpoint as well as from a class of risk aspect, he said.
company, Hamilton-Electrona, Inc.,
of 40 Wall Street, New York
-V. 191, p. 47.
City, markets the electron beam process
•/// / ; .
and its equipment in the United States
and Canada.
corporation
and
humorous
leading
department
National
corporation
earnings
Since the businesses
The
novelty
in
Earnings Up—
announced
above.
nation of their
Transworld Equipment Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
v
in
the
Boston;
V.->;
launchers
Swiss
a
the
Australia,
The
of
world-wide.
been
and foreign companies
1892. .,'
p.,
disclose
formation
of
one
received
United Aircraft Corp.—New Unit
Formed—
The
has
launched
Publishers,
Mexico,
550.
Union Texas Natural Gas
Corp.—To Be Formed—
exceed
sales
its
Co.
that
prints, New York;
$8,322,-
191,
makers
of
nation-wide
be
expand
United,
in¬
was
decrease
a
and
net
1958
same
•
Feb.
in
largest
this
charge for equipment rents with
transportation operations for the
compared
1958,
investments
for
for
of
increase
year.
a
Shane
Barker
The
the
$24,566,034 for
from
For
as
out- '
dividends),
the
United States
1959
increases
net
from
stock
$515,767,433
an
beginning
Publishers, Inc.—Acquisition—
distributes
and
will
B.
-to
cept
1958.
of
the
at
$32,000,000
a
of
one
bury, Conn.;
$77,782,444
on—common
about
purchased Barker Greeting Card Co. of Cincin¬
on
Feb.
1
by Louis Berkman, Chairman of
Reeves Lewenthal, President of United,
contemplated in the firm's management
Craft
re¬
;
of
of
..
$6,504,432.
against
949
in
income
$36,956,652
income
income
substantial
taxes
net
dent
,
.
income
reported
were
rate
gift shops.
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, with Alvin Barker and
remaining as President and Executive Vice-Presi¬
respectively.
Barker
both
was
'
per
of
is
William
de-
$64,841,359
the
announced
cards
companies
sources
United
stationery and
the
railroad.
stated.
of
at
Board.
Barker
each
be
has
company
greeting
combining
by
Gira
running
2450.
p.
United's
op-
enhanced
Co.—Earnings Down—.
of
as
and
Mr.
revenue
be
was
and
business as well as in expansion
is presently under study.
It is
diversification
to
United Printers &
This
r
less
saw
payroll
was
Net
American
Brower said,
and
all
close
of
future,
this
basis
possibilities
191,
service
nati,, it
judgment of the boards
growth
Railway operating expenses for
$371,257,945 for 1958, an increase
decrease
headquarters in New York.
of the
for
result
year
of fire and casualty companies. Both will continue for the time
being to operate as separate corporations.
;
W. E. McKell is President and Chief Executive Officer of American
assets
the
the
However,
the
group
The combined
28
$12,941,085
On
$2.71
come
Surety group of companies will be coordinated and integrated with
those of Pacific National Fire Insurance Co., Transamerica's present
Surety, with
by
at
against
as
said that the operations and facilities
Brower
further
economically
191, p. 428.
from
was
552,242.
year
Gas
consolidated
profit outlook would be
immediate and the long-term
expansion
fully,
Jan.
1958.
was
Canadian Surety Company.
Mr.
The
joint
/ Union Pacific had railway operating revenues
iaCotn5!ear as comPared to $505,215,191 for 1958,
;
.
Transamerica registered with the SEC a total of 832,000 shares of
to
par value capital stock of its authorized 25,000,000 shares
to make
the exchange. This ammount would be required if all of
the 1,248,000
American Surety shares were acquired.
The new Transamerica subsidiary was organized more than 75 years
aeo and its business
is conducted in all 50 states and the District of
Columbia, and certain other territories and foreign jurisdictions. Its
substantial Canadian
business is conducted through its subsidiary
;
the
income
on
standing
deadline may be exteneded to March 1 at the option
Transamerica.
0{
net
This
said he was exceedingly pleased that the majority
make the exchange, effective had been placed on deposit
week-end, more than three weeks before the offer is to expire
15
I960- Additional acceptances may be made until Feb. 15,
last
the
more
ported
Brower
Mr
npcessary
both
for
the
their
Union Pacific RR.
recommended by that company's board of directors.
and
the
—V.
$34,000,000.
Oxley stated that in the
and
two enterprises.—V.
'v',.;,,,^V/'/
submitted to the American Surety stockholders
various legal requirements had been met and
was
m59
13
bad been
hv
veioped
stock
Surety shares.
Houston.
at
1^4^ *i,COn ?uan.ce of Present hnes of
SS? the petro-chemical field, which
Deiieved
President of Transamerica. " * / / - /,"./
American
in
is estimated
companies
oi
The
J
Natural
0f the two comPanies for 1959, after deducting cash
pvninrfff Penses
income taxes but before deducting capital
exploration
American
grower.
Texas
completed,
Sales
of
across
prnHn?
if
'"^"personnel.—V. 190,
Transamerica Corp.
states
is
merger
of
? continued under the present management of Texas
Tulsa. The oil and gas producing opbe continued under the present man-
'
IroHnni with headquarters in
a't °* ym°n Texas will
wlth
_
and
gases
marketing
many
u
and no changes are contemplated in its operations,
p. 2087
Machinery,
Ter^
and
surh
nc
policies
in the construction
liquefied petroleum
onpra Hrm
cvstems
share
split
period
a
in
for
adjustment
the
Oct.,
year
half
1959,
year,
were
adjusted
$1.88,
to
reflect
compared
with
the
two-
$1.63
for
ago.
for
foreign
operations—a
portion
of
foreign
50
set aside to meet contingencies of doing business in foreign
company's earnings were S9,046,540, compared with
$7,184,390 in the same period last year, an increase of 25.9%.
Adding to Vick's sales and earnings during the six months, Mr.
Richardson said, was the success of the new appetite-control drugs,
marketed
by Vick's ethical drug subsidiaries, Wm. S. Merrell Co.
and National Drug Co.; the introduction of four new products for colds
shares
earnings
Co.,
countries—the
The
1959
revenues-,-.-
•Taxes—Federal
Depreciation
♦Total
operating
1,227,890
2,578,247
deductions—- S25.722.119
$21,406,484
10,569,062
revenue
8.840,199
revenues
53.820
$10,621,438
$8,894,019
6,817,904
5,619,510
236,451
164,757
172,516
$7,292,603
(neti_
income
52.376
309.942
Other
$6,028,477
3,243,217
3,039,475
—
Trust
as
of
19.84%
owns
directors
own
group
a
corporation
stock
6505 Wilshire
of
with
statement
and
SEC
the
Jan.
on
special income was $29,722,000, or $1.69 a common share, against
or
$1.47 a share in 1958.
sales billed in the last quarter of 1959 were $502,337,000 against
$511,200,000 in the corresponding period of 1958, and income before
taxes was $41,526,000 in the 1959 quarter against $44,461,000 in the
$25,761,000,
Net
,
1958
income—-—,————-———
Interest
of
Less
interest
utility
ad-
deductions————
and
interest
Other
debt—:—
plant acquisition
long-term
on
Amortization
charged to construction
—
quarter
Whitmoyer Laboratories, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Myerstown, Pa., filed a registration statement
28, 1960 covering $500,000 of 6% subordinated
shares of common stock, together
with
warrants
of an
additional
10,000 common
shares, at $5 per share, to be issued to purchasers of the debentures
The debentures are to be offered for sale at 100% of principal amount
and
the 85,000 common shares at $6
per share.
The underwriting
commission is to be 60 cents per common share and $50 per $1,000
debenture.
The underwriting group, headed by Hallowell, Sulzberger,
This
corporation
$4,049,386
will make the offering on an all or none basis.
is engaged in the development and manufacture of
animal health products. It now has outstanding 288,288
shares and $390,850 of debentures.
Of the net proceeds of
and
common
$400,000 will be applied to the payment of
for equipment and $100,000 for sales pro¬
for general corporate purposes.
The com¬
pany's prospectus lists C. W. Whitmoyer as President and owner of
184,720 shares (64.08% ) of the outstanding stock.
the
Transfer
income
accelerated
common
per
standing
for
share
com.
per
tEamlngs
accumulated
taxes
due
305,480
debentures
dinated
1Vz%
$6,210,497
dividends--
S7,114.092
(based on average shs.)
share
(based on out¬
$2.66
$2.49
$2.66
$2.33
shares).
common
shown
31,
separately
this
on
accumulated
statement.
earned
in
The
t 123,757
acquire,
shares
of
by merger,
200,000
balance
surplus-restricted
;
common
stock
of
Federal
S12.467.017
is
The
issued
on
June
2,
to
natural
the net assets of Spokane Natural Gas Co.
For
of common stock were sold as a negotiated public
group of underwriters. On
Aug, 1, 1958 the company
proceeds amounting to S7.885.000 or $39,425 per share.
basis
of
average
shares by
periods, common shares are
by
received
On
the
Months
Ended
Dec.
31
basis
of
shares
2.497.936
shares
are
outstanding
at
of
end
Months
Ended
Dec.
periods,
Carrison,
Wulbern,
will act
Inc.
earlier
group
1959,
sales
net
1959,
the
sales
net
„
In
the
months
four
$617,180.—V.
were
190,
1959
1958
2,666,168
income
which
Jan.
on
stock.
Walnut Grove Products Co.,
this
corporation
amounted
The directors
stock,
429.
p.
of
income
in
after
1959
Feb.
Inc.—Registers With SEC
10.
and
after
class A common.
a
of
30
Dec.
cents
payable
are
dividend
95
cents
the
on
a
share
March
former
when 60 cents
1,
The debentures
to
be
offered
headed
by
Cruttenden,
are
Lincoln,
for
public
(with
sale
Podesta
&
warrants)
through
Co.
and
an
The
and
underwriting
First
Trust
than
first
group
Co.
of
The
Neb.
publie offering prices of the securities and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged primarily in the formulation,
manufacture,
distribution and sale of a complete line of livestock feed
supplements,
minerals
in
share
a
1
to
A
of
common
and
S4.500.000
capital
common
stock
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
the
additional
class
.
the debentures
and
working
Net
by
to
were
of
will be used to repay bank borrowings
replenish working capital which borrowings and
used to purchase
1,342,848 shares of class B
Watson
Bros.
Transportation
Co.,
Inc.,
and
5,000
fourth
share.
refund
for
quarter
This
had
improvement
on
merger
Net
of
of
tenths of
1%
of
1945
expenses
net
$85,947,000.
$7,196,000,
income
in
the
The
SEC
at
3.80%
over
Your Dollars
1959
were
been
in
sales
of
50
pre-tax
that
billed
It
equal
resulted
included
to
42
from
1958,
reflected
a
$1,910,730,000,
an
billings of $1,895,699,000 in 1958.
help
AMERICAN
share,
a
ad¬
■■
$3,704,007,
were
from
up
; % ;
K
improvements has been
business.
Wilcox Electric recently received
Western
Electric. Co.
in
the
amount
of
:
and
nev;
from
plant
devices.*
Also,
it
has
received
its
amounting to about $400,000 from the Air Force to
type of single-sideband transmission equipment.—V. 190,
corporation
recording
■,
29
shares
of
;% '
.
;
Exchange Commission—
filed
be
to
are
letter
a
used
of
stock
common
through Investment
proceeds
188,
Jan.
on
86,403
share,
per
The
:V.
Brokers
general
for
with the
to be offered
Newark, N. J.
notification
$1)
(par
of
J.,
N.
corporate
2187.
p.
record
cents
.
cents
Federal
a
.
..
purposes.^
.
was
make
Provision
of
to
The
SEC
&
of Chicago
has been appointed registrar
Savings Bank the transfer agent for the
stock.
on
covering 60,000
The
;
at
$5
per
proceeds
'
It
the
Fed¬
shares
to
are
22
filed
a
of
class
B
without
be
used
insurance company.
an
-the
c
Jan.
share,
Zale Jewelry
tax
tax
corporation
offered
.
eight-
for
Trust
common
Founding Corp., Bethesda, Md.
•With Securities and Exchange Commission—
less
was
nine
Net
increase
Tanning Corp.—Appointments—
Woman's Life
reduced
income
&
Bank
a
com¬
Federal
Shoe
National
Harris
corporation's
margins,
were
First
the
and
special income
a
Wolverine
The
preferred
equal to 43 cents a share, attributable
subsidiaries with the parent company.
in
31
Dec.
;
research
special
covering
$3
common
$7,470,000,
billed
on
Wilier Color Television System, Inc., Yonkers, N. Y.—•
special meeting
amounting to $12,191,000 which
totalling $4,995,000.
$74,772,000
several
sales
was
special
the year
nonrecurring
Net income of
reduction
.
1959
cents
24
or
- .y
to
^
1022.
paid (equivalent to 30 cents
1959
in
of
additional
new
a
months
six
Files With Securities and
stockholders
common
was
on
a
the
on
18%
an
8%
to
net income for
the
mon
and
indebtedness.
noted
1958
$124,448,
was
earlier.
contract
for
contract,
produce
p: 505.
1%
The
pre-mixes.
It now has outstanding 298,370 shares of
class A common. 1,790,220 shares of class B common,
preferred stock
and
Cresap
in
the
year
in
initial
an
$300,000
split).
6.8%
net
'•' ■"
in
a
combination
reflected
higher than in 1958.. Income before taxes in 1959 was $152,against $128,972,000 in 1958.
•The improved operating profits," he said, "resulted from the
aggres¬
sive program begun two years ago to reduce costs and
improve profits,
particularly in marginal product lines."
shares
common
the
President
from
months
six
sales
The
351,000,
the
.debentures
Analysts
the
to
Net
•
of
Financial
of
share.
dividend
a
dividend
a
last
$4.44
split two-for-one by stockholders at
dividends
The
until
company of Atlantic, Iowa, filed a registration statement with
8EC on Jan. 29 covering S3,000,000 of
15-year 6Va% sinking fund
(with warrants to purchase 50 shares of class A common
stock for
each
31,000 debenture), together
with 300,000 shares of
declared
was
Both
share
This
4.
to
Society
City
presently outstanding 500,000 shares of common stock.
Earnings
before
taxes
for
the
third quarter ending March 31
should exceed $400,000, Mr. Wilcox disclosed.
The backlog of unshipped
orders Dec.
31, v/as nearly $7 million, compared with $1,822,000 a
and
taxes
Kansas
i"
$2,467,388
ended
p.
for
high
'year before.
its subsidiaries
and
company
$2,714,049.
of
consolidated
the
told
of
the
justed
White, Weld & Co. Inc. and Pierce,
ended June 30.
year
31,
net
31
2,671,636
191,
respective
follows:
as
12
-V.
1960.
including
special income was equal to S4.86 a common share compared with $4.25
a year ago. President
and Chief Executive Officer Mark W. Cresap, Jr.,
and Board Chairman Gwilym A. Price reported on Jan. 27 following a
meeting of directors. Excluding nonrecurring special income, the 1959
1958
2,670.088
the
the
consolidated
Net
1959
On
23,
Pierce,
and
systems
starting costs and reduced shipments on a prin¬
cipal contract, the electronic concern had a loss of $90,000 for the
first quarter.
In the second quarter, earnings before taxes climbed
to $330,000
and the net for the six months amounted to $124,621',
equal to 24 cents a common share, after preferred dividends.
A year
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Earnings Up—
12
common
Feb.
on
Inc.
and form and manage a
navigation
19.
Because
gas.;;;
had
a
follows:
as
terminate
Oct.
the
-
are
Jan.
of securities dealers
Carrison, Wul¬
bern, Inc. will also manage a group of underwriters which will purchase
the unexchanged portion of units.
West
Florida
Natural
Gas
Co.,
Panama City,
Fla., directly and
through its subsidiaries, is engaged in the sale of liquefied petroleum
gas in western Florida, including the cities of Tallahassee and Panama
City. The company also sells liquefied petroleum gas to a number of
large customers at Tampa, Fla., primarily for butane carburetion for
motor
vehicles.
Through a wholly-owned subsidiary, the company is
constructing natural gas distribution systems in Panama City and
Springfield, Fla. and has converted an existing system in Ocala to
Dec.
1958
will
managers
solicit exchanges.
to
income
at
offer
dealer
and
industry had markedly improved results in the second
ended Dec. 31 after a first quarter loss, and the prospects
for a further earnings gain in the third quarter, Jay V. Wilcox,
airplane
quarter
stock.
common
White,.Weld & Co.
as
shares
offering
1990;
1,
Inc.—Earnings—
communication
of
manufacturer
President,
•
were
Jan.
balance
Wilcox Electric Co.,
the
exchange offer is being made on the basis of one unit for each
$100 principal amount of debenture bonds.
Each unit consists of $50
principal amount of the 7Vi% subordinated debentures due Jan. 1,
1990, five shares of 7Va%- cumulative preferred stock, $5 par value per
share, and five shares.of class A common stock, $1 par value per share.
a
1959.
due
the
and
.
$50,000
indebtedness,
This
41,660 shares of
preferred stock, and 41,660 shares of
debentures,
A
privilege of exchanging their
of $416,000 of IVz % subor¬
units
for
cumulative
class
to accelerated amortization of 65% of depreciable cost of the Cabinet
Gorge Hydroelectric Project. During this 60-month period, the resultant
reduction in taxes was segregated from the net income and accumu¬
lated Ir. earned surplus-restricted in accordance with an order of the
Washington Public Service Commission, which order also provides that
the amount so restricted be transferred to earned surplus-other over a
25-year period commencing with 1958. During this 25-year period, and
continuing throughout the life of the property. Federal income tax is
expected to be greater than it would have been if accelerated amortiza¬
tion had not been claimed. To reflect the availability of net income
for dividends,
the net transfers from
earned surplus-restricted
are
taxes
bonds
the
The
——_—_———
60-month period oeginning
with 1953
(and extending
two months into 1958i provisions for Federal income taxes gave effect
•During
bonds
debenture
to
1—:—
amortization—
available
income
tEarns.
542,040
utility is offering holders of its outstanding 6% 20-year
from earned surplus-restricted
•Federal
Net
$5,905,017
financing,
present
bank
Offer—This
Natural Gas Co.—Exchange
West Florida
$2,989,002
1977, and 85.000
for
the
purchase
company
poultry
prospectus,
motion,
36,572,052
of
Jan.
on
due
Jenks, Kirkland & Co..
three management officials own 35%
of the outstanding stock,
as
follows: Clarence W. Wells, Sr., Board
Chairman, 87,451 shares;
Robert A. Gageby, President, 83,909, and
W. Murlyn McCall, Executive Vice-President, 90,232.—V.
189, p. 2615.
the
to
SEC
the
with
debentures,
The
capital.
According
Provision for Federal income and foreign taxes in the
was
$19,000,000 compared to $18,700,000 for Federal
final quarter of 1958.—V. 191, p. 145.
period.
1959
income taxes in the
.
Gross
Income deductions:
$73,600,000 against $54,200 000
earlier. The number of common shares
17,339,728 compared with 17,180,028 a
the
the
for
warrants
was
1959,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Industries
year
a
end
year
Capital expenditures for plant and facilities were $45,239,000 in
compared with $54,998,000 in 1958.
More than 80%
of
the
1959 expenditures were used to improve existing facilities for increased
production and greater manufacturing efficiency. The remainder was
applied to new plant construction.
Mr. Cresap indicated that capital
expenditures would rise considerably In 1960.
Net income in the fourth quarter of 1959 after taxes and including
each class of stock; and
33.44% of each class.
858.
p.
common
3.860.477
3,042,200
and
at
earlier.
year
11.77%
Monday, February 8, 1960
.
and foreign taxes in 1959 was
outstanding
Blvd., Los Angeles, [filed a regis¬
29 covering 300,000 shares of
purchase of one-third share for
each share sold (or an additional 100,000 shares).
The stock (with
warrants)
is to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group
headed by A. T. Brod & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The initial
exercise price of the warrants is to be $6 per full share.
The company is engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale of:
(irground handling and support equipment for aircraft and missiles,
consisting, in the main, of mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic ap¬
paratus;
(2) electronic components and systems including a
varied
line
of
potentiometers,
photo electronic controls and
systems; (3)
recreational equipment consisting
principally of swimming pool and
playground accessory items.
It now has outstanding 742,256 common
shares, a $200,876 Small Business Administration loan, and certain
other
indebtedness.
With
part
of
the net proceeds of the stock
sale
the company proposes
to retire the SBA loan and a $150,000
bank
loan.
An
additional S100.000
is to be used for construction
and
extension
of present facilities,
$50,000 for laboratory and test
equipment, $150,000 of machine tools and other equipment, $250,000
for engineering and developments costs, and the balance for working
This
tration
1,643
1,833.871
4.378.760
—
——
___—— ———
operating
Net
income
other——„
—All
,
189,
Wells
13,739,870
Operating revenue deductions:
Operating expenses, excluding taxes..-—_—_
Property losses chargeable to operations——
officers
WV.
$30,246,683
16,465,645
—
—
Kelloway
.
.
income taxes
for Federal
prospectus lists E. A. Kelloway as Board Chairman
of the class A and class B shares outstanding.
of
all
1958
S36.291.181
Months Ended Dec. 31—
company s
W.
income
eral
Indemnity
and
Casualty
Imperial
of
Bros.
Watson
ox
owner
E.
stock
common
and
Washington Water Power Co.—Statement—
12
the
of
subsidiary
a
The
by the Vlck Products Div., and the contributions of two companies
acquired late in 1958, Lavoris and Milton Antiseptic of London,
England. All four segmsnts ot Vick's business—ethical drugs, proprie¬
tary drugs,
veterinary drugs and chemicals and plastics achieved
Increases during tne period, he said.—V. 191, p. 246.
Operating
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(650)
that
months
of
of
common
notification
stock
(par
—
Files
with
$1)
the
to be
underwriting.
for
expenses
,
.
,
incidental to
•
;
, : •
;
organizing
.
r
Co., Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
annouhced
sales
letter
record
ending Dec. 31,
$43,730,333 were
sales
and
earnings
1959.:.
were
recorded ia
/
than the comparable
period a year ago.
Net income was $2,637,714, or $1.71 per share for
the current period as compared to $2,282,140, or $1.52 per share last
year based on shares outstanding at the end of each period.
'
As
of
Jan.
additional
15,
stores
the
are
23.83%
higher
company operates 149 stores in 26 states.
scheduled to open early in 1960.—V. 190. d.
possible the
RED CROSS
Six
1570,
Number 5923
Volume 191
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
(651)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
not
ARIZONA
sold
due
to
in the offi¬
error
Bowie School Dint.
No 14(P- °.zirAB
Rond Sale —The $150,000 genobligation
school building
I
County,
,l;.c
Slwertf awarded
stts
Cerritos
Junior
College District,
Angeles County,
at
cost of
St. Mary's College of California
(P* O. St. Mary's College), Calif.
Calif if, /1
Bond Sale—The
tion
$1,500,000 elec¬
Series C bonds offered
1958,
Feb.
2—v.
191,
Bond Sale—An issue of
dormitory
247—were
was
awarded to
2%s, at
Sch Dist.
a syndicate headed
by
Security-First National Bank,
of Los Angeles, as 4V4S, at a price
of 100.001, a basis of about 4.2%.
and
the
PLoemx), Ariz'
Sale—An issue of $360,000
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
to William R.
and E. F. Hutton &
& CO.,
jointly.
Co,
Los
'
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
cial notice of sale.
County, Isaac
\\mcopa
(P-
So. 5
Bond
bonds
school
obligation
irpneral
sold to The Valley
Bank, of Phoenix..
was
American
Trust
Co.,
of
San
Francisco, Blyth & Co., Inc., Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago, R. H. Moulton & Co., Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co., and Weeden
National
Sch.
(P. O. Phoenix),
County, Washington
Maricopa
District No.
6
p.
&
Arizona
Co./'.
a-
-
Sale—The $900,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 1—
v. 191, p. 247—were awarded to a
Bond
Offering
Ira
—
incl., Legality approved by Orrick,
additional
bear
bonds
Angeles County
Bond
in¬
Angeles
County, Scottsdale Sch.
(P. O. Phoenix),
Feb.
District No. 48
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
Board
will receive
chase
of
on
Dated Feb.
1 from
of
bids
ing,
until
July
11
to
Due
incl.
1969
Dec.
June
1,
Princi¬
from
1971
on
(J-D) payable at
the County Treasurer's office.
9
for
will receive
a.m.
Rhea
sealed
(MST)
chase
—
Board- of
of
bids
until
11
$1,660,000 general
obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
in?*' Pue
1972
incl.
(J-D)
on ^ec- * from 1961 to
Principal and interest
payable
Treasurer's
the
at
County
office.
interest
Bond Sale—The
$148,000 bonds
offered Feb. 1—v.
191, p. 247—
awarded
low"Cy'
$50,000
to
and
the
Home
and
•improvement,
bonds, as 4s.
Federal
Finance
water system
series
1959
.
*,400 waterworks
refunding and
Sr system revenue series
bonds, as 4s.
0
7Ronn
'
waterworks refunding and
?n^er system
bonds,
as
revenue
4%s.
series
Alto Loma
School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
'
1
—
The $75,000 school
iSQil les ^ bonds offered Feb.
V\p* ^—were awarded to
a
,no of America N. - T. &
Francisco, and Assoat a P^ce of 100.15,
ciatfte
a
H.
Gladys
(PST)
purchase
on
San
000,000 airport 1955, ser. C bonds
March
15, 1960. Due on
June 15 from 1961 to 1985 incl.
as
Prin¬
of June 15, 1980.
City.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
the
of
City,
in
balas,41/2S'
dsis of
about 4.47%.
«'
York
New
of San Francisco.
Offering—W.
Bond
T.
until 11
the
'St.,
Los
J°'n* Union High
Angeles
County,
California
Bf»»wi
election" mASo'd~The ^.OOO.OOO
feed p
Beb. 58' series C bonds ofh
2—-v. i91)
p.
247—were
750,000
on
March
from
1
and
interest
the
at
office.
school
1, 1960. Due
1961 to 1979
Principal
payable
(M-S)
$37,000
of
March
Dated
inclusive.
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
1960.
to
Due
El
Offering
—
11
a.m.
office.
Feb.
1
purchase of $39,000 school,
series A bonds. Dated Feb. 1, I960.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1969 to 1974
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A)
'payable at
Treasurer's office.
proved by Orrick,
the
County
Legality
(callable)
1
ap¬
Dahlquist, Hei-
and
1,
Legality
1960.
&
Canaan,
191,
offered
Jan.
27
3.67%.
of
School District,
Los
Florida
(P.
!
America
of
N.
T.
Cruz
1 p.m.
O.
(P.
■■■:<■
2
Kelley,
1961
inclusive.
1990
to
:
:;
&
2—v.'
awarded
of
the
;•••
offered
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., and
J. S. Strauss & Co., at a price of
100.0002,
net
a
interest
follows:
1970 incl.
to
4s. Due on Feb. 1
as
1971 to 1977 incl.
329,000
fi^om
•
Is. Due on Feb. 1 from
as
1978
of
cost
5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
as
to
1984 incl.
Valley Oaks Union School District,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Robert L.
Hamm,
will
Clerk,
County
re¬
office in
Ventura until 11 a.m.
(PST) on
Feb. 23 for the purchase of $130,000 school building bonds. Dated
bids at his
sealed
ceive
March
l/
1961
1960.
to
Due on March 1
incl. Principal
1979
(M-S) payable at the
office.
issue of $1,-
obligation water
general
extension
bonds
was
syndicate composed
fornia
Bank,
of
sold
to
a
of the Cali¬
Los
Angeles,
White, Weld & Co., Jy A. Hogle
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
and J. K. Mullen Investment Co.,
to
6s, due
1972
to
to
1984
the
at
to
County
will
on Oct. 1 from
incl.; $1,350,000
on Oct. 1 from
incl.; $450,000 as
incl.; $335,000 as 4.20s,
Oct. 1, 1988 and 1939.
Other members of the
C. Traywiek & Co.,
M. B. Vick & Co., Ray Allen, Ol¬
son
& Beaumont, Inc., Dorsev &
Howard
Cook
Co.
(P.
/
of
Board
Tallahassee),
O.
until
County
series C bonds was sold
Goodbody & Co., at a price of
8
from
interest
follows:
net
a
par,
3.97%,
as
$635,000
as
from
140,000
as
Due
4s.
1961
to
977
3.90s.
March
cost of
about
on March
incl.
Due
on
1
March
Bond
1961
&
fered
were
and
&
par.
Jan.
28—v.
as
bonds
191,
5%s, at
Feb. 8 for
,
incl.
1979
to
Interest
Room
335,
Courthouse,
Chicago 2), Illinois
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000
Y
cor¬
porate, series I bonds offered Feb.
1—v.
to
191,
group
a
&
veen
vard
composed of John Nu-
Co., the National Boule¬
Bank, of Chicago, Shearson.
Co.,
net
Du
awarded
552—were
p.
as
& Co., and C. F. Childs
3%s, at a price of 100.511
interest
Page
cost
of 3.29%.
County Community Con¬
School
District
No.
89
(P. O. West 430 Ironwood Drive,
Glen
Bond
Ellyn), Illinois
$210,000 school
Sale—The
building bonds offered Jan. 28—
191—p. 430—were awarded to
The
Municipal
Bond
Corp.,
as
v.
4%s.
Massac
County Community Consol,
R.F.D.
School District No. 7 (P.O.
1,
Metropolis), Illinois
Sale—An
issue
of $96,000
school
p.
a
building bonds was sold to
The White-Phillips Co., Inc.
Will County
Wilmington), Illinois
Bond Sale—The $207,000 school
248—
price of
Community Unit Sch.
(P. O.
District No. 209-U
of¬
awarded to Thornton, Mohr
Farish,
on
Cutler, of Chicago.
O.
No.
Sale—The $500,000 school
construction
(CST)
p.m.
Bond
Liberty County (P. O. Bristol), Fla.
building
Community
Legality approved by Chap¬
(P.
1979.
1, 1959.
/.
Argo
Cook County, Forest Preserve Dist.
revenue,
to
Cutler,
&
-
purchase of $317,000 school
funding bonds.
Due on Dec. 1
school
State
by Chapman
solidated
$775,000
8
the
a
Florida
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sarasota
|
Education
until
bids
doni, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
&
State
Ave.,
High School District No. 217
(P. O. Summit), III.
Offering—Hugh E. Spa-
terstate Securities
&
104th
Bond
Hammill
Florida
Consol.
(P. O.
Feb.
on
County,
Co., Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., In¬
Corp., and Fox,
18
Park), III.
sealed
(CST)
approved
syndicate
Bache & Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
Tuller & Zucker, John Small &
Reusch
were
Co.
&
of. Chicago.
Co.,
Co.,
bonds
time
17 for the
purchase of $240,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1960.
Due on Dec.^1 from. 1962 to 1973
inclusive. Interest J-D.
-Legality
J. C. Bradford &
follows:
Mar¬
&
sewer
same
South
receive
p.m.
man
as
sani¬
Bond Offering—Helen S. Kunz,
Secretary of Board of Education,
to 1987
were
p.
Community
Palos
J-D.
on
191,
Foster
Daly
12700
4V4s, due on Oct. 1 from 1985
due
to
$27,000 storm
-
incl.
1974
net interest cost of
a
4.20s, due
as
Dated
Englewood, Colo.
000,000
The
Sarasota County road
bonds, at a price of
1, 1978 and
COLORADO
Bond Offering—An
1967
as
1973
Bank, of San Francisco, Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, C. J. Devine &
about 3.84%, as
6s* due on July 1 from
from
1964
National
Crocker-Anglo
a
1964; $145,000 as 3Y2s,
July 1, 1965 and 1966;
$825,000. as 3.80s, de on July
465,000
191,
p..
430—were
syndicate composed
to a
-'i
about 4.35%:
-
of
bonds
248—
revenue
26—v.
awarded
offered
revenue
$1,180,000
school 1960, series A bonds
as
.
County
bonds, at
100.177,
County, Calif.
Sale —The
Bond
;
on
2,600,000
.
South San Francisco Unified School
District, San Mateo
-
to
due
1
Legality approved by
Dahlquist,
Co.,
&
v;
Lucie
St.
as
1961
•
In¬
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Feb.
Jan.
School District No.
p. 148<—
syndicate
a
Haupt
.
230,000
p.m.
sold
Bank,
shall.
-Cook
road
price of
par, , a
net interest cost of
about 3.92%:
'
.
$89,000
was
$255,000
system
sewer
were
Florida
191,
to
Ira
revenue
(PST) on Feb,
15 for the purchase of $1,605,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
March 15, 1960. Due on March 15
from
by
$1,200,000
•
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
29—v.
follows:
Cruz),
Santa
Security
Sale—The
offered
,
Jan.
awarded
headed
California
of
ILLINOIS
Tallahassee),
O.
were
Aptos Sanita¬
County,
District
bids
First
tothe
tary
Development Commission
offered
&
Troy), Idaho
issue
school construction bonds
Bond Sale—The $3,800,000 bonds
147—were awarded
p.
Bank
Whitepine School
(P. O.
Sale—An
Bond
FLORIDA
Marin
A., of San Francisco.
tion
No. 284
Weiser, Idaho
(EST) on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $118,979,000 temporary notes.
Dated
March 8, 1960.
Sale—The $208,000 school
191,
Santa
Dist.
~
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
series C bonds offered Jan.
the
IDAHO
Bond
(Washington, D. C.)
approved
of New¬
Lewiston.
1961
interest
op¬
Manu¬
The
at
Legality approved by Kelly
Latah County,
Public Housing Administration
1,
the
at
or
holder
Mobley, of Atlanta.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
County, Calif.
19—v.
the
awarded
Rafael
Bond
of Newnan,
of
Conn.
430—were awarded to
p.
(J-J) payable at The
Southern
Ne\ynan
&
$790,000 school
Angeles.
San
tion
nan.
garten & Co., jointly, as 3.70s, at
a price of
100.19, a basis of about
of March
Myers,
Bank,
Jan. 1 from
Principal
facturers National Bank
Sale—The
bonds
interest
Citizens
Dated
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1972
water
from
as
to
The First Boston Corp., and Hall-
'
March
and
County Treasurer's
Calif.
on
the
receive
Legality
O'Melveny
Ruth Lang,
(PST)
Dated
Principal
1975.
by
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Placerville,
.
Bond
—v.
obligations
March
on
and interest
Pines School District,
Dorado County,
Bond
will
1985 incl. Callable
from
Pollock
until
Clerk,
general
bonds.
system
Paasch;
(PST) on Feb. 2 for
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
New
and
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 29 for the purchase of $1,-
1961
for the
Sch^!°iPn.ya^ey
City
man,
329,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office in Martinez,
1,
1977.
March
obligation
1, 1960. Due
1961
&
from
1
Buenaventura, Calif.
$470,000
Oakley Union School District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
general
Jan.
March
CONNECTICUT
Bond Offering—Charles W. Rei-
of $3,-
Dated
March 1
on
on
madge, of Denver.
County Treasurer's office.
Orrick,
will receive
noon
the
The
S.
—
Clerk
until
for
11
Treasurer's
CALIFORNIA
Hond Sale
bids
sealed
Feb.
a price of par, as folsewer
City
Murphy,
Callable
Elaine, Ark.
were
Offering
Bond
f
Feb.
on
Principal
payable
at
(F-A)
terest M-S.
Oakland, Calif.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office, or
at the office of the Fiscal Agent
ARKANSAS
Housing
at
incl.
approved by Tallmadge and Tall-
Red¬
incl.
1981
Bond Offering—Tom M.
cago.
Averill,
Supervisors,
receive
in
and
Dated
Due
4s.
as
1976
Brun-
1
the County
of
agency
the
Dated
June
will
office
Due
S.
in the Cities of New York or Chi¬
Feb. 8 for the pur¬
on
fiscal
any
Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering
on
A.
(PST) on Feb.
purchase of $150,000
to
incl.
1977
to
ris, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 10 for
the purchase of $400,000 school
March 1
on
1971
3.90s. Due
as
210,000
a.m.
1, 1960.
July
on
bonds.
1959. Due
his
at
Feb.
to
the option of the holder,
at
or
School District No. 212 (P. O.
of
Due
to
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Newnan), Ga.
Bond Offering—Samuel F. Mor¬
school-1955, series C bonds. Dated
Dated
Principal and interest payable
at the County Treasurer's office,
Maricopa County, Scottsdale High
Bond
1959.
bids
1957,
bonds.
1969
County,
,r
March 1,
on
3%s. Due
as
355,000
par.
Clerk,
wood, until 10
on
follows:
facilities
tion
pal and interest
Clerk
Los
(PST)
1, from 1962 to 1979 incl.
5,409,000 County juvenile deten¬
bonds.
school
1,
County
sealed
purchase of $18,-
as
facilities
tal
Feb. 8 for the pur¬
1, 1960.
1960
in
office
a.m.
$12,900,000 replacemnet of hospi¬
Averill,
Supervisors,
$1,800,000
for the
23
Rhea
sealed
(MST)
a.m.
—
9
receive
1
incl.
1967
to
March
on
4y4s. Due
from
Elementary School
Offering—John
urer's
will
his
at
until
309,000 bonds
Arizona
Bond
Clerk,
bids
sealed
1, 1961.
Maricopa
(P. O. Los
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
vig,
195,000
Housing
Agency, as
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
Angeles), Calif.
1962
as
Coweta
'1968.
bonds
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
1,
April 1, 1960
terest of 1.20% from
to June
of San Francisco.
1967 to 1970 incl.
Dec. 1 from
The
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Due
GEORGIA
follows:
as
from 1972 to 1975 incl.
Lillick,
composed of White, Weld County Clerk, will receive sealed
& Co.,
Stern Brothers &
Co., bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
Rowles, Winston & Co., and First 18 for the purchase of $2,900,000
of Arizona; Corp., at a price of housing
system-1959
series
A
par, a net interest cost of about revenue bonds. Dated May 1, 1959.
Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1999
3.88%, as follows:
\
Los
price of
a
3.99%,
5s.
as
from
55,000
Federal
Finance
about
$185,OdO
$350,000
revenue
the
Home
San Bruno Park
group
530,000 as 3V4s. Due on June and
Dec. 1, 1961.
265,000 as 3V2s. Due on June and
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1966 incl.
605.000 as 3%s. Due on Jun3 and
to
"
1962
-
Leland Stanford Junior University,
San Francisco, Calif.
Bond
sold
1959
price of 100.017, a net interest
a
building bonds offered Jan. 26—
191, p. 431—were awarded to
The Continental Illinois National
v.
Bank
(652)
Trust
&
Cherokee Indep. School Dist.
New
Co., of Chicago, at
cost
$80,000
33As. Due
as
1962
to
127,000
1967
Iowa
of
incl.
1972
to
awarded
431—were
incl.
1966
4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
28—v.
Jan.
offered
191,
The
to
First
INDIANA
Bond
Offering
Bond
Town
Hatfield,
will
Clerk-Treasurer,
bids
sealed
ceive
(CST)
on
chase
of
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Feb. 23 for the pur¬
$180,000 sewage works
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
revenue
Due
Ula
—
Jan.
on
inclusive.
from
1
1996
1962
and
Principal
to
interest
payable at the Second Na¬
(J-J)
will
2
building
Due
1979
(P.
South
302
Fifth
Street,
Bond
Sale—The
mortgage
Feb.
bonds
revenue
2—v.
191,
awarded to
Corp.,
100.0075,
about 4.18%, as
$270,000
from
665,000
1963 to
from
740,000
1971
1
Jan.
Due
to
on
1991
follows:
as
4^>s.
as
1966
Aug.
on
431—were
Principal
1960.
1,
Co.,
office.
Legality
Bond
Florence, Ky.
Bond
Raffensperger,
Offering—George A. Wil¬
City Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m.
Feb. 9 for the purchase
000
Hammond, Ind.
and
water
bonds.
No.
Note
will
(EST)
on
notes.
on
191,
to
of
about
Massachusetts
(P.
Housing Authorities
O.
Boston), Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
the
at
office
the
of
Offering—Joseph E. Klen,
Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Callable as of Dec. 1, 1974. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
-
Paris, Ky.
July 1 from 1961 to 1973
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
at
Bank
of
Mercantile
Bond
incl.
pay¬
National
Hammond, in Hammond.
Offering
Clerk,
City
bids
until
will
7:30
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
olis.
from
receive
Bond
Sale—The
Dated
26—v.
to
a
191,
$139,000
249—were awarded
p.
composed of
group
park
building
&
Trust
(P.
O.
School
Knightstown),
Sale—The
payable
Agricultural Bank
(F-A)
Paris. Le¬
gality approved by Grafton &
Fleischer, of Louisville.
Bond
itory
1
(P. O. Jonesboro), La.
Offering
$48,000 school
—
J.
D.
Koonce,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will
receive
(CST)
chase
sealed
bids
until
11
Feb. 25 for the pur¬
$400,000 school bonds.
of
1960 bonds offered Jan. 26—v.
191,
p. 431—were awarded to Raffens¬
Dated April
Hughes & Co., as 3%s, at
price of 100.11, a basis of about
3.57%.
on
College
Sale—The
and
(South
bonds
offered
facilities—1958
Feb.
Housing
Agency,
and
the
Home
3s, at
as
1—v.
to
a
191,
p.
a
42,000
Regional School District
(P. O. Lancaster), Mass.
Sale—The
$1,597,000 sch.
bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 191, p.
431—were awarded to a syndicate
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc.
Salomon
Bros.
&
Park, Sec¬
receive sealed
and oral bids until
(CST) on Feb. 18 for the
purchase
of
$1,620,000 school
building bonds.
Dated March 1,
p.m.
Due
Nov. 1
on
from 1961 to
incl.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Fort
land,
Dodge, Iowa
Offering—Robert H. ClelCity
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
and
Bond
oral
bids
until
2
p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 16 for the purchase
$102,000 bonds, as follows:
of
general
obligation
improvement
Feb.
from
7,000
.
1,
1960.
1961
street
Dated
bonds.
street
Dated
Due
1969
to
on
June 1 from
Callable
Corp.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as 3.90s,
at a price of
100.66, a basis of
about 3.81%.
O. Livingston), La.
Offering—Ernest S. East¬
Board,
will
of
Parish
receive
School
sealed
bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 25 for
the
purchase of $276,000 school
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1960. Due
on
March 1 from 1961 to 1980 incl.
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
at
the
Parish
School
pay¬
Board
Treasurer's office, or at any bank
specified by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Morgan City, La.
Bond Offering — Emile J. Lehmann, City Secretary, will receive
sealed
bids
Feb.
$400,000
bonds.
until
23
for
7:30
the
public
Due from
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
improvement
1961
Bond
to 1990 in¬
Bedford, Mass.
Sale—The $350,000 bonds
offered
(P.
Secretary
New
Jan.
27—v.
awarded
were
3.60s, at
as
basis
of
a
about
191,
to
p.
431—
Bache
price
&
Co.,
100.233, a
of
3.54%,
follows:
as
1
2,
1960.
Due
on
$250,000 street construction
velopment bonds.
35,000 street improvement bonds.
Dated Jan. 2, 1960.
Due on
June 1 from 1960 to 1968 incl.
Langdon, of Des Moines.
Bond
&
26—v.
191,
bonds
offered
Jan.
50—were awarded
to The Citizens National Bank &
Trust
p.
Co., and Bank of Terrebonne
and
Trust Co., both
of Houma,
jointly, at a price of par, a net in¬
Call¬
from
1
tional
saeled
bids
Shawmut
c/o
1,
Bank
of
Offering
Lawrence
—
June
of
as
(EST)
of
a.m.
Feb. 9 for the purchase
school
project loan
Dated March 1, i960. Due
bonds.
on
March
clusive.
1
from
1961
Principal
to
and
1980
in¬
interest
payable at The National Shawmut
Bank of Boston, in Boston.
Legal¬
ity approved by Storey, Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
J.
mobile
bonds
249
Sale—The
parking
offered
—vwere
composed
revenue
1—v.
to
191,
a
p.
group
McDonald-Moore &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
and
Shannon & Co.
249—were awarded to
p.
composed
Fraser, Mich.
City
sealed
Feb.
Clerk,
bids until
11
for
tax
Feb.
&
Co.,
McDonaldCo., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Channer, Newman Securities
Co.
Stanton
Rural
Agricultural School
District, Mich.
Bond
site
Sale—The $815,000 school
and
Feb.
1
building
to
First
bonds
191,
v.
—
a
group
offered
432
p.
8 p.m.
(EST)
anticipation notes.
15, 1960.
Due
on
composed of
of
Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
and
at
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
price of
a
100.0095,
net in¬
a
terest cost of about 4.35%, as fol¬
lows: /■'
$80,000
5s. Due
as
1961
to
1966
as
on
4Vzs.
from
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
July 1
on
Dated
Mich.
Bond Sale—The $385,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 28—v.
191, p. 432—were awarded to a
composed
group
of
I^enower,
MacArthur & Co., H. V.
Sattley
& Co., Inc.,
Stranahan, Harris &
Co., and Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
price of
a
terest
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
cost
100.0002,
of
net
4%s.
1983 to
4%s.
Due
from 1961 to
205,000
1977
Due
to
July
on
1986
1
inclusive.
Madison Heights and
Troy,
Lamphere Public School Dist.
No.
4
Mile
(P.
O.
235
East
4.35%,
Sale
Michigan
—
1960
to
1970
as
350,000
for
1,230,000
240,000
Dated March
from
as
site
1, 1960. Due
1962
Callable
and
of
to
1989
Sept. 1,
bonds.
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1975.
In¬
terest M-S.
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Detroit.
Offering —John
Highway
receive
March
Due
June
on
1
June 1
on
Due
bear
1,
June
on
1989.
bonds
!
..
additional in¬
-
Other members of the syndicate
were
&
follows: Harriman Ripley
as
& Co.,
Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., Hornblower & Weeks; Na¬
tional
Boulevard Bank, of Chi¬
Co., Inc., John Nuveen
Eastman
bett,
Shannon & Co., Burns, CorPickard,
and
Allan
Inc.,
Blair
&
Co.
,
'
.
-
MINNESOTA
Anoka
Indep. School District
No.
Bond
11, Minn.
Sale^-The $990,000
school
building bonds offered Feb. 2—v.
191, p. 432—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
by
Juran &
Moody, Inc., at a price of par, 3
net
as
interest
cost
of about
4.29%,
follows:
1
870,000
as
4s. Due
Commissioner,
sealed
bids
until
for
access
highway dedicated
(revenue) bonds.
to .1971
as
from
Mackie,
the purchase of
$18,000,000 Grand Rapids
Expressway
limited
inclusive.
on
Jan. 1 from
i
State
will
,
to 1975 inclusive.
Is.
as
$120,000
"
■
;
June 1 from
1976 to 1987 inclusive.
1988 and
The
on
of Edu¬
$2,925,000
building
$2,300,000
41/2S. Due
as
from
will receive sealed bids
7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 18
the
purchase of
school
The
.
4%s.
from 1971
cation,
until
—
5s. Due
as
Frederick W.
Hiller, Secretary of Board
1989 inclusive.
follows:
as
$480,000
cago,
13
Road, Madison Heights),
Bond Offering
1
of par, a net interest cost of about
July 1
1976 inclusive.
41/2S.
as
on
1
July
on
building and site bonds of¬
191, p. 249—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at a price
terest of 6%.
as
Due
fered Jan. 27—v.
follows:
$180,000
July
on
1974 to 1982 inclusive.
as
Bond
as
a
Due
school
in¬
4.56%,
about
414s.
as
Troy City School District, Mich.
on
$45,-
Oct. 1, 1960.
(P. O. Roscommon),
were
—
Ni-
receive
the purchase of
a
Kenower,
MacArthur
from
E.
will
Gerrish-Higgins School District
tax
of
Moore &
from
Offering—Richard
Bond
$260,000 auto¬
awarded
of
191,
v.
group
1964
system
Feb.
Bank,
Bond Sale—The $310,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 20—
300,000
Michigan (State of)
Adrian, Mich.
sold to
Powers-Spalding School District
(P. O. Powers), Mich.
Detroit.
1
$450,000
was
National
'
Note
group
Pontiac, at 2.50%.
150,000
MICHIGAN
Bond
of
285,000
Na¬
on
a
& Co.
Community
Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
from
$870,000
The
J-D.
at
O.
$175,000
to
Sale—An issue of
1, 1972. Interest
00C
sold
was
anticipation notes
The
and
site
1959
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959! Due on June 1
from 1962 to 1985 inclusive. Call¬
Boston,
421,
40
Building,
Room
Water Street, Boston, until 11
notes
Note
tax
and
1960.
building
de¬
The
Main
to
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 25 for
the purchase of $1,100,000 school
Peabody, Mass.
Offering—Charles J. Panagopoulos, City Treasurer, will
receive
1961
Schoenherr, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond
7
improvement
from
Fraser School District, Mich.
of
(P. O. Chauvin), La.
Bond Sale—The
$185,000 public
1
100,000 water loan 1959 bonds.
Terrebonne Parish Recreation Dist.
No.
Feb.
Sale—An issue of
Note
road
awarded
-
1962 to 1968 incl.
Legality approved by Herrick
clusive.
Feb.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Citizens Commercial :& Savings
Bank, of Flint. Legality approved
by Dickinson, Wright, McKean &
Cudlip
(Claude H. Stevens, of
Counsel), of Detroit.
Hutzler,
Stone & Webster Securities
incl.
Nov.
improvement bends.
Jan.
1
Bond
on
$60,000
1980 incl.
Judell, of New Orleans.
erly,
retary of Board of Directors, will
1979
&
Community Sch. Dist.,
Bond Offering—K. L.
1960.
1962 to
April
on
improvement
1, 1964.
improvement bonds.
Feb.
(P.
Ontonagon), Mich.
Pontiac, Mich.
inclusive.
Dated
par.
Nashoba
Ontonagon County
and Shannon
inclusive.
1964
on
July 1
inclusive.
as 4V4SDue on July 1
1975 to 1986 inclusive.
on
1974
i
of Feb.
sewer
colai,
of April 1, 1970. Interest A-O.
Legality approved by Folwy, Cox
No.
Iowa
2
1, 1960. Due
Livingston Parish School District
IOWA
Burlington
from
to
as
Due
to
1967
from
follows:
on
4V2S.
as
from
Mich.
Due
as
composed of Kenower, MacArthur
& Co.,
McDonald-Moore & Co.,
'
as
net
a
4.31%,
Due
1960.
15,
street
Finance
price of
about
"vV;'
165,000
8
Federal
as
perger,
1
bonds,
able
able
$745,000 dorm¬
dining
43—were awarded
Bond
Jackson Parish Consol. School Dist.
No.
Holyoke
Hadley), Mass.
LOUISIANA
a.m.
Indiana
Bond
1
Company, in
Bond
Consolidated
J
Mount
Raffens¬
Co., Inc., Robert
F. Bell
& Co., nad
Cruttenden,
Podesta & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.16, a basis of about 3.59%.
Corporation
by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane, of New York
City.
bonds.
revenue
Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb.
perger, Hughes &
Southwestern
on
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
at the Bourbon
bonds offered Jan.
sealed
(CDST)
p.m.
cipal and interest
and recreation
Elvove,
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $170,000
school
Portland, Ind.
Louis
—
State-aided projects notes. Dated
March 10, 1960. Legality approved
until
of
$515,000
Street, Boston, until noon on Feb.
11 for the purchase of $29,283,000
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $160,000 fire equipment bonds. Due on
of
as 5s. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1966. inclusive.
Alger,
Offering—Olney L. Craft,
1960-A
p.
3.71%.
bids
1961.
30,
1965
basis
Russell
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 23 for the purchase of $557,000
special
assessment,
series
State Housing Board, 120 Tremont
Bond
Feb.
Dated
June
on
Due
revenue
1, 1959. Due
—
sealed
receive
1961
2—v.
price of 100.014,
a
cost
$80,000
School District
(EST) on Feb. 8 for the pur¬
chase of $90,350 tax anticipation
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
City
Offering
Smith,
of $1,760,-
sewer
Dated Dec.
&
;;.,
awarded
were
—
Co., at
Mich.
17,
p.m.
$450,000 water
Feb.
&
Secretary of Board of Education,
Barney & Co., Inc., and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, jointly,
as
334s, at a price of 100.329, a
KENTUCKY
son,
Sale—The
offered
bonds
'
Bache
to
price of 100.407,
a
group
405,000
Davison Community
Marlborough, Mass.
approved by Dean & Dean, cf To-
;Vv' •'
awarded
3.70s, at
as
$225,000 water
27—v. 191, p.
Jan.
basis of about 3.64%.
a
(F-A) payable at the
peka.
Sale—The
offered
bonds
191, p. 249—were awarded to a
composed of The First of
Michigan Corporation, Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., and
Goodbody
v.
Co., of Detroit. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
V /
Bond
Mass.
& Trust
able at the Detroit Bank
MASSACHUSETTS
Holbrook,
$650,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 26—
building
interest
1989
to
Flint,
Bond
incl.
Treasurer's
sealed
on
Company, of Boston. Legality ap¬
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1
Aug. 1 from
on
1970
to
Feb.
and interest
incl.
Due
proved
1965 incl.
5s. Due
as
Dated
system construction
Dated Nov. 1,
Nov. 1, 1979. Prin¬
bonds.
water
Corporation,
Due
from 1961 to
15,000
1
Hughes & Co., Barcus, Kindred &
Co., and Mullaney, Wells & Co.
for
sewerage
and
552
Other members of the syndicate
were
$12,000
1
Jan.
on
000
6,
9
will
Mich.
2,
Bond Sale—The
follows:
1964
Director
1982 incl.
to
1983
Jan.
on
Due
Securities
100
Franklin
Street,
until noon (EST)
on
the purchase of $565,-
Company,
Boston
Feb.
follows:
State
1970 incl.
41/ss.
as
from
Due
414s.
as
of
of
follows:
4%s.
as
issue of $27,000
Sale—An
City Se¬
at
a
price
interest cost
net
a
dette, will receive sealed bids c/o
Boston
Safe
Deposit and Trust
cipal and interest payable at the
Boston
Safe
Deposit and Trust
obligation internal im¬
provement bonds was sold to The
syndicate headed by
a
to
general
431—were
p.
John Nuveen & Co., and
curities
offered
1961
Hardtner, Kansas
as
$1,675,000 first
Winthrop Water District, Maine
Bond
Offering — Roger J. Au-
1959.
Columbia
Goshen), Ind.
from
1
KANSAS
Bond
O.
Nov.
on
Principal and interest
payable at the District Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
apolis.
Bldg. Corporation
1,
incl.
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
School
Feb.
Dated
bonds.
1960.
Millington Community School Dist.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
MAINE
bids
oral
and
(CST) on Feb. 8 for
purchase of $208,500 school
Monday, February 8, 1960
inclusive.
from
1
p.m.
Legality approved by Ross,
Goshen
sealed
receive
until
the
to
addition, all bonds will carry
Offering—Swight Wuster,
tional Bank of Richmond, Center-
ville.
1971
Secretary of Board of Education,
Centerville, Ind.
.
No.
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $175,000 water supply and distribution
system revenue series III bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on April
various extra coupons.
Iowa
Battle
Twp. (P. O.
Mich.
Clerk,
Township
1
on March
1975 incl.
Due
4s.
as
from
In
4V4s.
as
85,000
Community School District,
.
Offering—.Clayton R.Rice,
Bond
Due on March 1
from 1963 to 1970 incl.
p.
<
Creek),
$100,000
Corp.
Walnut
Creek
Battle
fol¬
terest cost of about 4.14%, as
lows:
Iowa
Sale—The $120,000 school
Bond
bonds
Jan. 1 from
on
Cherokee),
O,
(P.
100.016, a net interest
of about 3.94%, as follows:
price of
a
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
52
The
inclusive.
4.30s.
,
Due on Jan.
1
1972 to 1988 inclusive.
bonds
bear
additional in¬
1, l^60
terest of 1.69% from April
to July 1, 1965.,
syndi¬
&
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, American National Bank,
Other
cate
members
were
as
of
follows:
the
Kalman
Number 5923
191
Volume
The Commercial
...
Paul, Barcus, Kindred &
Prescott & Co., McDougal &
rnndon
Inc.,
and
Townsend,
NEBRASKA
St
f
Co
Finance
sealed
Belvieu), Minn.
The $10,000 muniriDal
improvement bonds of3 Jan. 26-v. 191, p. 250awarded to F. E. Muchow,
Sale
Bond
receive
a.m.
Bond
(CST)
?0r ^ Purcbase
$153,000
water
lighting
and
bonds.
1. from
inclusive.-
"
1961
Maurice
—
Clerk
ceive sealed bids
until
J.
>
Mitchell,
nm
the
pur-
Phia; Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Inc-> Kansas City; and Stone &
Youngberg, San Francisco.
(EST)
Feb.
on
?a.£ed
1 from
1980
-
March
and Trust Co., Winston-Saliem;
Yarnall Biddle & Co., Philadel-
10
for
196°- Dlle
I960 'to
1988
re-
on July
,+4-f"
1, 1960. Due on March 1
from 1961 to 1983 inclusive. Principal and interest (M-S) payable
at The Hanover Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
3*30
will
53
Lynch, Pittsburgh; Pacific Northwest Co., Seattle; Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Toledo; Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Philadelphia; John
Small & Co., Inc.; Wachovia Bank
chase of $1,496,000 general obligation school serial 1960 bonds.
Due
to
Offering
Gardner, District
of
ornamental
districts
Feb.
on
8900 Queen Ave.
271 (P■ O.
flo
10
Central School District No. 1
(P. O. Canton), N. Y.
Mallon,
$990,000 special assessment
bonds,
as follows:
Indep. School District
Rloomington
gatchie, Potsdam and DeKalb
will
until
S?nnnFn™
—
winthrop.
of
Director,
bids
(653)
Canton, Lisbon, Pierrepont, Oswe-
Lincoln, Neb.
Bond Offering—
James
& Tyson.
pabney
and Financial
Chronicle
Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City,
Madison, N. C.
— W.
E. Easter-
Bond Offering
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will
receive
Oyster Bay and Babylon Union
inclusive.
Free
&
ment
y ana na yion 22
School District No.union
bids
sealed
in
office
his
at
Ra¬
837,000 paving, alley paving im- P£ncipal and interest (J-J) payBloomington), Minn.
(P. O. Farmingdale), N. Y.
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
provement and
Bond Offering — Clifford A.
repaving dis- ,a£ 1
theFlrs)\ NaDonal Bank,
Bond Sale—The $4,255,000 gen- 9 for the purchase of $250 000
tricts bonds.
Due on Feb. 1 ?/ Canton* Legality approved by
Bowman, District Clerk, will re¬
Svkes
Heckler1 I eral obligation school serial 1959 sanitary sewer bonds
Dated Dec
from 1961 to ?nUon°-n Yeb-- 1' Vandewater
1980
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
inclusive.'Galiowav of New York
^ bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 191, p." 1. 1959. Due on June 1 from 1961
Callable as of Feb
Feb. 1, 1965.
(CST) on Feb. 24 for the purchase
:
■
•
'
v
433—were awarded to
a
syndi- 1° 1984 inclusive. Principal and
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
of $980,000 school, building, first
Principal
Lncipal
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y.
cate headed by Halsey, Stuart & interest (J-D) payable in the City
series bonds. Dated Feb.. 1, 1960. and interest (F-A) payable at the'
Bond Offering—Joseph A. Ze- Co. Inc., as 4.20s, at a price of of New .York. Legality approve^
Lancaster County Treasurer's ofDue on Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1990
rello, Village Clerk, will receive 100.225, a basis of about 4.17%.
by Beed> Hoyt, Washburn & Mcinclusive. Callable as of, Feb. 1, fice, of Lincoln. LegMity approved seMed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on r Other members of the
syndi- Carthy, of New York City.
1975. Legality approved by Dor- by Chapman &;Cutler, of Chi-^Feb. 11 for the purchase of
$120,-. cate were as follows: Chemical \
JTroy, N. C.
sey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & cag0*
"
'
'
000 street improvement ' bonds. Bank New York Trust Co., of
Bond Sale—The $485,000 genWindhorst, of Minneapolis.
.
Dated March 1, 1960. Due on
Sept. New York, C. J. Devine &
South,
+
..
j.cuctixLv
Huuniven
nv
'
.
;
...
.
No. 695,
Minn.
Strafford
Sale—The $250,000 build¬
Note
250—were awarded to The First
of Chisholm, and
Northern City National Bank, of
Duluth, jointly, as 4s, at a price
of 100.66, a basis of about 3.06%.
Sale
The
-v.19hP
The
Second
Trust
NEW
(CST)
bids
until
will
school build¬
$1,800,000
r>
receive
B
District,
bids
nnth
1Q
r.™
rJ
1
Wood-
Central
(P.
O.
School
12-14
Pleasantville,
o n
d
Offering
Richard G.
—
«
®
4^v.
1,
1960.
oin
$ann nnn
i
eral
w
obligation
uuugauuu
school
ocxiuui
bonds.
WDiius.
-i,5
K
March 1 from 1964 to 1990
on
en
i
Windhorst,
&
Marquart
rrJ +
Trust
of Min¬
neapolis.
St.
West
Paul
No.
&
Indep. School Dist.
197, Minn.
!
Co.,
c
h*111111?" gality
-4
of Summit.
by Hawkins,
of New York
approved
Wood,
District
Pennsauken
Fennsauken
1960.
Due
1989
Clerk,
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1
from
Callable
(r,..,ri
433
Legality approved
Owen, Barber, Mar¬
quart & Windhorst, of Minneapo¬
,,
..
,
..
in,
,,
tn
NeiLfdV^°°. - general
Son Dated Jan.
s
^.I! nr?.er'i
of
NEW
City
,
I
'
,
waterworks bonds was sold to The
First National Bank, of
4V2s
as
and
Memphis,
Dec. 1,
4y4S.
Clerk,
able
^
Washington County (P. O.
Greenville), Miss.
Offering—A.
Chancery
Clerk,
D.
will
¬
County building bonds.
from 1961 to 1964
inclusive.
?qU80 Inchusive
1980 inclusive.
1961
North
&
sold
fire
Due
on
Co.,
Barret,
and Asso-
^lc<tes,
uated
as 4%s, at a price of par.
Jan. 1, i960. Due on March
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive,
f^ipa! and interest
nf
(M-S)
pay-
Commerce Trust Co.,
o^sas ^ity. Legality approved
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, Me¬
v-
hv
°y
ters &
Fizzell,
GP
i'
,?n(i1°fferinff
Mrs- Oriana
' Clerk of Board of Trustees,
sealed bids until 8
DUrrh
} 0n Feb- 18 for the
IL„ k as? of $189,900 school build'ag
bonds, as follows:
Dm
inn
Unn'^001
iUU'9°0
district No. 7 bonds.
high school district
bonds.
Dated Dec.
30, 1959.
No. 2
on
Treasurer,
bids
will
until
Due
duc
$50,000
11
from
ii um
1
±
1961 to
iaui
iu
1 from
1986
XV OU
148,000 water refunding bonds:
$60,000 as 6s, due on June 1
from 1961 to 1972 inclusive;
$25,000
r
N
»
v
A
..
Sloan
(EST)
a.m.
!
'
hnnrU
cpwpt*
bo
sewer
on
rn
on
I.
as
100.151999,
as 4V4S, due on June
1983; $5,000 as 3s, due on
June 1, 1984.
1,
Feb. 16
series, revenue
Vandewater,
Galloway,
of
a
3.40s, at a price
basis
u
of
.
*
£
Citv
office
or
at
approved by Dawson,
Sherman & Howard, of
Nagel,
dl-
Washburn & Mc-
by Peed'
Carthv- of
New York
NORTH CAROLINA
N.
Co.;
Merrill
Bear,
were
—
awarded
as
Price of 100'07'
a
Island
Fire
O. Middle Island), N.
30,000
1966
to
June 1 from
Due
1967 to
at
cost
Y.
Co.,
Kansas
re-
(EST) on
bids until 1 p.m.
Feb. 10 for the purchase
Bank at Dallas; National Boulevard Bank of Chicago, Sterling
of $80,000
site and building
Fire
Offering—John Mouzakes,
District
Secretary,
will
sealed
ceive
March
Dnted
March
1
from
tional
National Bank & Trust Co. of New
1
1960.
Due
on
York; Stern Bros. & Co., Kansas
1961 to 1980 inclu- City; Stroud & Co., Inc., Philadelbonds.
^^'ml^f^hP^orilrh^Na^n^l ^Burns1
Rank
if
Lone Island
Port Jeffer-
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
Chicago; Citizens & Southern Na-
a
7
at
the
Trust
as
1961
50,000
to
6s. Due
1963
4%s.
as
on
May 1 from
'
inclusive.
Due
on
'
May
1,
1964.
165,000
from
555,000
from
28—v.
as 3y4S.
Due on May
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
as
3V2S.
1968
to
Due
1977
on
Jan.
were
awarded
a
$850,000 special
refunding
series
191,
to
of
a
par,
4.17%,
to
as
on
follows:
May 1 from
1972 inclusive.
Due
4.10s.
as
Inc.,
net interest
a
$495,000 as 4s. Due
1962
p.
433syndicate
& Moody,
by Juran
price
180,000
improv
of¬
bonds
first
on
May 1
7
price of 100.02, a net interest
of 3.63%, as follows:
$230,000
*
assessment
1960
cost of about
jngs Bank, of Chicago, Reynolds
& Co., and J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Bank, Newark; Wm. E. Pollock &
Trust
York
Fargo, N. Dak.
Bond Sale—The
1
Halifax),
_
City; Fahnestock & Co.; First Na-
1
NORTH DAKOTA
headed
June
on
1975 inclusive.
—
Co.; National State
March
^
f New York City.
Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
ment
inclusive.
4V4S.
as
from
on
Halifax County (P. O.
Bank of Memphis; Goodbody & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Cleveland;
Mercantile National
(P.
Bond
chemfcal Ban^ew
fered
6s. Due
as
1962
E. F. Hutton &
on
navablp
interest
pinnl
Lee
follows:
$10,000
Hornblower & Weeks; Carl M.
Rhoades & Co.; Ladenn
burg, Thalmann & Co.; Wertheim
J.
to
net interest cost of about 4.43%
a
Loeb,
Dallas; Gregory & Sons;
Due
1985 inclusive. Prin-
to
C.
433
&
Pressprich
1960
1
jgg'i
from
City.
Dallas,
w
Commerce
Middle
Tvrnrrh
Bond Sale—The $40,000 water
bonds offered Jan. 26—v. 191, p.
Co., Inc.; Ernst
NEW YORK
Bond Offering
^ for'the purchase of $1,250 000
Dated Feb. 15, 1960. Due on Feb.
15, 1961.
Principal and interest
payable at The Hanover Bank of
& Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Denver.
June 1,
sealed bids at his office in Ra-
anticipation notes.
3,150,000 tax anticipation notes.
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres
& Co-' Barr Brothers & Co.; R.
in
on
ling, Secretary of Local Government
Commission, will receive
Chemical Bank New York Trust
£?•',, Manufacturers Trust Co.,
Bank
inclusive;
Offering — E. V. Norton,
Comptroller,
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $3,-
the'
Legality
43/4s, due
as
June 1
on
1977
to
Wilson, N. C.
— W.
E. Easter-
Note
City
1, 1960. Principal
(M-S)' payable at the
Troasnrer's
41/2S, due
as
1973
1978.
syndi- Carthy, of New York CltvCity,
Chicago;
bonds.
$25,000
from
$£,000
about New York City. Legality approved
Stearns & Co.; The
improvement Northern
Trust
Co.,
Chicago;
March 1 from.Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
protection
1960.
Due
to 1980 in-'
Rochester, N. Y.
Lynch' PierCe- Fenner ^ S^h Peeler & Co" at
.
87,000 general refunding bonds:
$60,000 as 6s, due on June 1
from 1961 to 1972 inclusive;
elusive
„
Inc.;
on
1982
to
$10,000
Colt,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 11:30
June 1
inclusive;
43/4S, due
650,000 ontes, as follows:
Co., Albany. Legal-
,*
AiL
as
1978
on June
inclusive;
vv
Port of New York Shortly, N. Y.
pay-
Commercial
1973 to 1977
$48,000
.»
Offering—S.
4V2S, due
as
1 from
of New York City.
.
inclusive;
1977
to
as
$10,000 as 4Y4S, due on June
1, 1983; $30,000 as 3s, due on
June 1, 1984 and 1985.
from
p
inclusive;
June 1
on
43/4s, due on June
1978 to 1982 inclusive;
$50,000
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at The County
Trust Company, of Pleasantville.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Galloway,
1972
to
4%s, due
as
1973
from
rea.m.
Feb. 16 for the purchase
Jan.
ucui.
on
uh
1962
from
Y.
& _C°:; Hanfart<m_& Co.; PhilaNorth Carolina
delphia National Bank, Blair &
Bond
Sale
The $1,000,000
Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
|
ontion of the holder at The First
Marine Trust Co.-of Western New school building, series B bonds
National City Bank of New YcS* York, Buffalo; B. J. Van Ingen & offered Feb. 2-v. 191, p. 433in New
York City, or the First Co., Inc.;
were awarded to a group cornNational
Bank, of Albuquerque.
Baxter_& Co.,^ First National posed to The Harris Trust & Savand interest
Dist.
County School Districts
(P. O. Savage), Mont.
bonds.
inclusive.
Brookhaven
MONTANA
Dickson & Co., Vance Securities
Corp., and J. Lee Peeler & Co., at
a price of 100.036, a net interest
Inc.,
inclusive,
Other 'members of the
ca*e were as follows:
March 1 from 1961 to
of Kansas City.
ichland
(EST)
March
Dated
to
on
1962 to
to 1965 inclusive.
1965
was
Due
bonds.
National
Aug.
New York (City of)
Bond Sale —An issue of $22,000,000 bonds was sold to a syn-
'of
:
,
street
the
hattan Bank,
,
800,000
1982
19801 J
to
sewer
1 from
samtary
328 000
bond8
•:
Due
-
1962
eanitarv
2,000,000
MISSOURI
nnn0nd Sale—An issue of $598,V 0 general obligation sewer sys-
March
to
on
dicate headed by The Chase Man-
-
inclusive
1980
Due
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
from
storm
on
o nnn nnn
Brooks,
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(CST) on
*eb-' 9 for the
purchase of $100,-
itch,
1
1,000,000
Due
000
water bonds.
inclusive.
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
Bond
a.m.
lows:
March
at
New York.
receive sealed
(MST) on Feb.
16 for the purchase of $6,028,000
general "obligation bonds, as fol-
$1,900,000
1960
ity
approved
,by
Sykes, Heckler &
MEXICO
Dated
1959. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1980 inclusive.
Legality approved
from
Bank & Trust
will
10
1960. Due
Principal and interest (F-A)
Offering-Ida V. Malone,-
bids until
$30,000
N.
PuJcha.se of $100'" bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
obligation bonds. on Feb. 1 from 1961
e
1,
,
Bond
Bay Springs, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue
sealed
.
fn
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
MISSISSIPPI
Village
ceive
»
„
om.m
a
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, as
4.40s, at a price of 100.07, a basis
of about 4.39%.;
of
by Dorsey,
;
97
of W
of W. H Newborn
H.
!'L
d
and
Ton
awarded
wern
com^sM
composed
March 1, 1977.
lis- ;
District
Offenng-H. V. Ball, Vil-
■
1962
as
Co.,
Bond!S£e-The$500,7)0school■ wS ^^^3^ ^(Ei^8 on puo.cl$30'000'000
f°r
2,
,1
.m. consolidated, 17th °f"
(B&i)
will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 23 for the purchase of $710,000 general
obligation school
building bonds.
Dated March 1,
to
man,
Bond
„
rwp
D.str.ct
School 'a,
Bond
School
Turn
approved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane of New York City.
Legality
Delafield
City.
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Marron,
&
U?til 1 p,m- (EST) on Feb- 9 for of $263,000 general improvementthe, Pur<*ase of $3,435,000 gen- 1960 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb.
FnJw1c T1!?21'nl1,0o1,oUA1
1 from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
inclusive. Callable as of March 1,
n!! i ft™ Pqko t' ?Q7Q
Prir>mpal and interest (F-A) pay1975.
Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
PrfnSL
^
? '"7 able at the People's Bank of
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber, /i tv
.Si
7
interest Haverstraw, in Haverstraw. LeDated March
ing bonds.
Due
26—v. 191, p. 433—were awarded
to a group composed of R.
S.
Bond Offering—Frederick Tub-
Poynton, President of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Jersey
sealed
iisr,
/TTQrr,,i
m
No.
Point,
Broadway, Haverstraw), N. Y.
Se^r^ar^fBoL^
p.m.
&
& Co, Chester Harris & Co., cost of about 4.73%, as follows: . .
& Co, and Nongard, $250,000 sanitary sewer bonds:
$110,000 as 6s, due on June 1
Showcl's & Murray, Inc.
Haverstraw, Stony
bury and Highland
Street
re¬
7:30
March 1 for the pur¬
on
of
chase
will
District Clerk,
sealed
ceive
New
eral obligation bonds offered Jan.
Co.,
Co., Blair & Co.,
Michigan Corpora-
Kuhn, Loeb
Rand & Co., Lebenthal & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Drey-
JERSEY
New Providence School
Christo-
inclusive.
Logan> of New York City'
Tan
awarded to
State
-
1969
Inc., First of
tion, W. H. Morton
District
13, Minn.
Offering—Oscar
pherson,
Bank
to
Legality apProved by Wood, King, Dawson &
Co., of Boston, at 3.047%.
Columbia Heights Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
433-we"e
1960
Croton-on-Hudson.
$225 nnn
nfferpd'
anticination nofp<?
National Bank
from
Principal and interest (M-S) payable at The County Trust
Co., of
County (P. O. Dover),
Hampshire
p
Bend
1
New
offered Jan. 27—v. 191,
ing bonds
.
-
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Chisholm Indep. School District
Bond
.
May
from
175,000
1977
The
ting, Secretary of Local Govern-
1976
inclusive.
to
1981
inclusive.
bear
in-
additional
from May 1,
1960
to May l> 1961Other members of the syndicate were as follows: American
National Bank, St. Paul, Kalman
&
°
Co., T - Paine, Webber, JackInc.,
& Curtis, Harold E. Wood &
Co., and E. J. Prescott & Co.
son
OHIO
Cantield Local School District,
inclusive.
Lumberton, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
to
4s. Due on May 1 from
bonds
1
1
1973
as
Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
Halden
L,
Booth, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un-
Commission, will receive til 1 p.m. (EST) on Feb.-18 for
sealed bids at his office in Ra- the purchase of $745 00C•school
ment
yv
Commercial and Financial
The
interest
(J-D)
Farmers
National
field.
18
payable
at
the
Bank, of Canapproved
by
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland.
&
March
from 1961
of
to 1984 inclusive. Prin-
facilities
receive
the
at
Trust
fered
Jan.
were
awarded
Bank
29—v.
191,
p.
The
to
County (P. O.
).—■
434—
Ohio
.
of
Board
Cleik
Sandusky),,
Bank
'
until
will
10
receive
-
C,
Cox, ;
Countv' Commissioners
sealed
Union-Scioto Local School District
bids
»P-
Cartwright & Co., jointly, as.
"
about 4.47%:
District
Cincinnati 31), Ohio
v
..
Bond
Sale—The $620,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 26—
v.
191;
a
150—were
p.
awarded
to
group
composed of Pohl & Co.,
W. E. Hutton-& Co., Field,
Inc.,
Richards
& Co., and
Seasongood
Mayer, as 4*4s, at a price of
100.663, a basis of about 4.17%.
&
Brown
*irvr\
Donald
—
I
nAniArl
Ki Wr.
(EST)
G.
of
Bond Offering—Alfred L.
Vape-
nik, Director
ceive
of
sealed
Finance, will
bids
.until
7
(EST) on Feb. 23 for the purchase
$72,950 special assessment fire
of
station
Dated
1
No.
1
Jan.
from
(limited)- bonds.
I960.'.
1,
1961
to
Due
1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able at the office of the
;
Dec.
on
pay-
legal de¬
positary of the City, presently
Central National Bank, of Cleve¬
land.
Legality
approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
Cleveland.
l
-
,
c
,
l
V"10:
-
re¬
p.m."
j
r%•
i
'
.
m
Bond
Offering
"' ■-«;
;
■
'
Clerk of Board of
1
•
/
1961
.
at
the
Ohio
office
of
Legality approved by Peck, ShafWilliams, of Cincinnati. •
>
:
-
lin, Clerk
of
Board
of
Education,
will receive sealed
bids until noon
(EST) on Feb. 25 for the pur¬
chase of $635,000 school
legal
of 101.55,
Mount
Union
•
-
Due
.
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1
Feb.
from
Principal
1,
1961
to
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the office of the
Board's legal
depositary presently
the First National Bank
of Mans¬
field, of Lexington. Legality
proved
by
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
London
ap¬
&
Not
Sold—The
cancelled.
Lordstown
Township Local
District (P. O. R.F.D. No.
<
Ohio
Bond
.
Offering
—
School
Warren),
-
Dorla
•
of
$163,000 school
building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Due on
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1981
inclusive
Principal and interest (M-N)
pay¬
(P• O. 1830 Harshman
Road,
Dayton 24), Ohio
Bond Offering
—
Olive Coombs,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 1
p.m. (EST) on Feb.
County Indep. School Dist.
(P. O. Carnegie), Okla.
building
bonds
sold
was
Mil-
to
burn, Cochran & Co., Inc.
..
Dated
$225,000",Mareh 1. I960. Principal and inbonds' Jerest .payaWe; at: th<e First. NaHousing ~t*»nal Bank & Trust Co., of OklaAgency, as h?ma City, or at the Oklahoma
revenue
Finance
price of
a
-
Bond
1Q,
par.
0e,
/ V
;
,
.
^
I
' ,7i~7„e5e afWaidel t0
Li?;. £ " mposed of Hayden,
Miller & Co.,
Co., Inc., and Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., as 41/4S, at a price of 100.61,
basis of about 4.17%.
a
Poland, Ohio
_
.
.
Bond
Offering—William E. SteVillage Clerk, will receive
wart
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST)
16 for the purchase
Feb.
250
on
of'$34,-
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated Feb, 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from
1961
to
1970 inclusive.
Le-
gality approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
gality approved by-George J. Fagin, of Oklahoma City. 7
r
"
.
-
Claremore, Okla.
bonds
provement
Offering - Ray E.. HarAiiHitnr
City Auditor, wrill receive
will ronoi.ra
f!itv
sealed
bids
until
noon
(EST)
(limited)
bonds.
on
Dated March 1
Dec. 1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Principal and inDue
terest
(J-D)
National
Ravenna.
Squire,
payable at the
Bank
&
Legality
Sanders
&
Trust
to
First
Co.,
approved
of
by
Dempsey,
Cotton County Indep. Sch. District
No.
101
(P.
O.
Temple), Okla.
Bond Offering—L. W.
Westfall,
Superintendent of Schools, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Feb.
8
for the
purchase of
$168,000 school building bonds,
on
,
_
.
_
_
No.
52
Bond
(P.
O.
Offering
Campbell,
Schools,
until
Talihina), Okla.
will
Feb.
Ralph E.
Superintendent of
—
receive
11
for
sealed
purchase of
building bonds.
PpPn'
District No. 35 (P. O. Wagoner),
Offering—Marie Jenkins,
oi Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Feb- 9 for the purchase
of $5,500 site and equipment
bonds. Due from 1962 to 1967 in-
clusiveOREGON
County School District
No. 52
(P. O. 4640 Barger Drive, Eugene),
Ohio
Lthio
Oregon
.
Bond Offering—Edythe Wolfe,
jne *6,900,000 District Clerki wi,j receive sealed'
The
.-
.
.
m
to
a
191,
group
Freres
mann
ae
,
4<5
f;
p.
&
&
at
SI 900 000
0ffered J?nj bids until
434—were awarded
composed
Co.,
of
Ladenburg, Thai-
Co., and Wertheim
a
nrir»o
r,f
1AOAO
\ ® P"ce of 102*03»
of about 3.71%.
Lazard
&
U
Co.,
•
a basis
-
are
in
doctors make the
tion of
in
women
—
specialists in the study of human body
growing demand today,
"Pap smear"
a
n
for
general
Dated
7:30
the
p.m. (PST) on Feb.
of $350,000
purchase
obligation
March
1,
school
1960.
bonds.
Due
^?arc*l \ fr°m 1961 to 1980
on
inclu-
Pnncipa-1 and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
slve-
office.
as
more
patients. This detection aid is
conquering uterine
cancer,
and
more
routine part of their examina¬
a
major factor
the second greatest cancer killer
among women.
The
cytotechnologist is the good right hand of the pathologist/
To her trained
eye, the
life.
Her
microscope reveals the
judgment and alertness can mean
between life and death to
of
an
all-out attack
on
Chemistry
or
rewarding
biology students who
of college (or the equivalent)
new career
the
of
difference
satisfaction of being part
the most dreaded of diseases
of the satisfactions in this
years
very secrets
women.
Security, pleasant colleagues and the
new
Oklahoma
Bond
Lane
Sale
Cytotechnologists
bids
the
Springfield City School District,
Bond
FOR YOUNG WOMEN
,
Le Flore County IndeP- Sch• Dis*•
of
Cleveland.
;
7
cells
'
on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of
$352,000
waterworks
improvement
1960.
sold
was
shoemaker & Co, Inc.
$48,000 school
Ravenna, Ohio
,,7'-'''.-
Bond Sale—An issue of $396,000 sanitary sewerage system im-
Bond
ne.
tung,
.
Fiscal Agency in New York. Le-,-
-
•
-
Sale—The $440,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 27-
„
28—v.
Twp. School District
■
Federal
(P.O. Perry), Ohio
.
able at the legal
depository, pres¬
ently The Union Savings & Trust
Co., Warren.
Mad River
.
Perry Twp. Local School District
1985
Mae
Brooks, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon (EST) on Feb. 8
for the
pur¬
chase
the
Home
2yss, at
$635,000
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered
Jan. 27—v.
191, p. 251—
were
Ohio"
1959
4
to
City School District, Ohio
Bonds
:
^
OKLAHOMA
Caddo
College (Alliance),
•'
•
sold
was
1960.
1983
-
■. Bond Sale—An issue of
_
ment
:
,
as 4s, at a price
basis of about 3.84%.
a
No. 33
*'
improve¬
*
j
Seasongood & Mayer, and Pohl &
pay-
the
Merrill, Turben &
Sander-
Principal
Bond Sale—An issue of $197,000
building
Offering—W, G.
inclusive.
fer-&
depository
of
the- Board,
The
Mogadore Savings Bank, of Mo¬
gadore.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
„
Bond
1970
to
and interest (J-D) payable at the
First National Bank of Cincinnati.
Co.; Inc., jointly,
Dempsey,
Lexington Local School District,
of
Dated
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
&
purchase
bonds.
March 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
$425,000
and
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
the
truck
school building bonds was sold to
tax)
by
for
Dated March 1/1960. Due on Nov.
1
from
1961 ~to
1980
inclusive.
dormitory
of
Raymond P.
—
Clerk,, will renoon (EST)
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. -- Wyoming City School District
(EST) on Feb. 23 for; the pur-,' /■. " (Pu O. Cincinnati), Ohio
chase of $219,000 -school- bonds.;.- .Bond Sale—An issue of
bids until noon
(EST) on Feb. 17
for the purchase of
$50,000 swim¬
ming pool and extension (limited
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1959.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1961 to
1975
inclusive. Principal and interest
23
fire
$30,000
.
Bond Offering
E. J.
Gruber,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
.
inclusive.
1965
to
Village
Feb.
on
Cleveland.
Greenville, Ohio
Offering
Berling,
.
Myra
7
1961
ceive sealed bids until
'
Bowlin,
Education, will
—
p.m.
Woodlawn, Ohio•„
.
nm
2
$16,000 school building bonds.
15, 1960. Due on Dec.
Bond
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the Lake County National
Bank, of Painesville. Legality approved
by
Squire,; Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Mogadore Local School-District,
Education,-will
_
Dated March 1, 1960. Due on Dec
1
from
1961
| to
1980 ^inclusive.
*
.
T. Owens,
Feb. 18 for the purchase
on
from
1
.
Garfield Heights, Ohio
_
I *• 7V
;
bids7 until
sealed
Dated'Feb.
f. 1
School-
Local
Ohio
Clerk of Board of
tion, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 17 for the
purchase of $200,000 school bonds.
»i
...*
.
Offering -f- J.
receive
Clerk of Board of Educa1
ttTi
-
Twp.
O.Mineral Ridge),
(P.
-
Bond
-
c
Offering
'J:
dul
4%s,
basis of
: % wT >"
a
C
WeathersReld
.
"
Bend
price, of" 100.14,
at'a
.•
nn7c,IIonPV
„
Jhei
,,
a.m.
-
'*
noon
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
,
-
until
bids
sealed
unfil
11
until 11 * C* O. R.F.£>. l,'Chillicothe)»
' (P-.
Bond Sale—The $261,000 school.
a.m. (EST) on Feb. 17 for the
pur- " 4 V.yrConley, * chase of -$63,100. sewerdistricts
Finneytown Local School District
(P. O. 8916 Fontainebleau Terrace,
Monday, February 8, 1960
fer
County Com¬ and .street improvement
special
sealed assessment (limited
tax), bonds.v
.(EST) on Feb. * Dated Feb.
15,-I960. Due on Oct
25
for
the
purchase of; $92,000 1
from
1961
to- 1970
inclusive.
special assessment
improvement" Principal and interest
(A-O) pay¬
bonds. Dated March
15, 1960. Due. able at
the"-County Treasurer's
on
March 15 from 1962 to.. 1971 '
office.
Legality : approved
by
inclusive.; Principal and- interest Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey; of
(M-S) - payable v at
the ; County Cleveland.
t*
Treasurer's
office. * Legality "ap- ■
proved ;> by
Squire,
Sanders ; & Mentor Exempted Village School
:
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
" V;
District, Ohio
missioners,
bids
.
(EST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
of $600,000 school building bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1960. Due on Dec.
15
from
1961
to
1983 inclusive.
&
„,<
Offering—John
of
wriU
wiH .receive
rJ;
.
of
National
Company of Dayton.
Bond
;Ohio
Clerk
Third
payable
(J-D)
Mahoning County (P. O. 21 West
Boardman Street, Youngstown),
Peoples
Bond Offering—Eunice
;
of¬
Co., of Coldwater.
Erie
\
bonds
.
Clerk of Board of Education, will
interest
Bond Sale—The $15,000 munici-
library
.
Sycamore Local School District
(P. o. Cincinnati 42), Onto
Bond Offering—Alvin S. Haines
purchase of $1,166,000
building
bonds.
Dated
1, 1960.
Due on Dec. 1
cipal and
Dempsey,
Coldwater, Ohio
,pal
the
for
school
Chronicle
are some
profession.
have completed two
can
qualify for this
field.
For further inlormation write
to the Division of the
American Cancer
Society in your state.
CANCER SOCIETY
Volume
,
Number 5923
191
O.
general obligation bonds
Albany), Oregon
to
a
$215,000
July 1
on
1,
1960.
1962
Other members of the syndicate
group
.Due
1980
to
and interest
King County, Black Diamond Sch.
District No. 190 (P. O. Seattle),
&
Co., Inc., and Stroud
Co., Inc., as 4&s, at a price of
100.27, a basis of about 4.21%.
The
County Treasurer's office. Leapproved by Winfree,„Mc-
Pennsylvania Military College
(Chester), Pa.
Bond
& Sayre, of'Port-,
-w.
Offering
—
Clarence L.,
Jackson
&
Curtis,
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc., Wra. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.,
Anderson
&
Strudwick,
Newburger, Loeb St Co., Metro¬
politan Dallas Corp., Lovett Abercrombie & Co., and McDonnell &
Conner, .'Secretary of Board of
■Co.
Trustees, will' receiVe leafed bids
until 10 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 17 for
the
Milton-Freewater, Oregon
purchase
of
1962
to
1999
inclusive.
Interest
until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
J-J.-' .Legality approved by .Saul,
for the purchase of ,$150,000 v
Ewirtg, Rerhick & Sau'l/bf Phila¬
bonds. Dated March 1, i960.1
bids
later
delphia.
March 1 from 1961 to 1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
Due on
'
.
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ceive
Secretary,
sealed
bids
as
sewer
Roberts
&
Washington
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
will receive
a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $37,322
generalf obligation - 1959
bonds.
Treasurer,
&
ruldsen
Co.,
E.
At the
time the $1,290,000
improvement bonds
County park
sin National Bank, of
1:45
revenue
Prin¬
G.
&
erts
King
Shefelman, of Seattle.
V
Cumberland School
(P. O. Seattle),
County,
District
No.
bonds
,
Bond
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
at
3.10s,
as
a
basis of about
price
Milwaukee,
100.11,
of
3.07%.
a
I
Humboldt and Bellevue
Preble,
(Towns)
School District
No.
1
(P. O. 241 South Danz Avenue),
!
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Wisconsin
' 1
Bond
66
Washington
follows:
awarded to the First Wiscon¬
was
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
p.m.
&
same
Feb. 17 for the
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Hutton
F.
Co., Goodbody & Co., Baxter &
Co., Adams, McEntee St Co., Inc.,
Rodman & Renshaw, Laird, Bissell & Meeds, Park, Ryan, Inc.,
Frantz, Hutchinson & Co., Gran¬
ger & Co., Arthur L. Wright St
Co., Inc., Freeman St Co., and
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
sealed bids until 11
re¬
will
until
system
Legality
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
(CST) on Feb. 15 for the purchase
of $8,000,000 waterworks and san¬
itary
SOUTH CAROLINA
City
Weter,
by
approved
office.
Shefelman, of Seattle.
from
Dallas, Texas
Offering — Harold
Bond
Shank,
Treasurer's
&
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov; 1
\
TEXAS
$345,000 dormi-
tory-1959 revenue bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
Bond Offering—D..A. Hanson
Pitv Recorder, will receive sealed
Fahnestock
(M-S). payable at the
&
&
Securities Corp.,
Co., Wallace, Ge-
American
Co.,
on March 1 from
inclusive. Principal
Town
Deane
itv
2
3%Si Due
as
from 1970 to 1984 inclusive.
sold
was
55
(655)
composed of Singer, were
as follows: R. W.
Pressprich
Scribner, Moore, Leon-| &
Co., White, Weld & Co., F. S.
ard
&
Lynch,
Cunningham, Moseley & Co.,
Paine, Webber,
Schmertz
Offering—Erma Cushing,
nidrict Clerk, will receive sealed
P.j- until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
? for the purchase of $48,000
!Leral obligation school bonds
Dated Feb. 1, I960. Due on Feb. 1
£nm 1961 to 1970 inclusive. PrinL and iterest (F-A) payable at
Culloch, Shuler'
3,025,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
land.
Financial Chronicle
Sharpsville, Pa.
School District No. 14
2116 Waterly Drive,
County
„
(P
Se
The Commercial and
,.
.
Offering
Joyce
—
Basten,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
and oral bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
on
Feb. 18 for the purchase of
$2,000,000 series 387 bonds. Due on County Treasurer, will receive
office. Legality Tapproved
Williston, S. C.
i
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1980 in¬ sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) $300,000 school building bonds.
Bond .Sale—G.: W;. W*iitaker,
bv
Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree &
clusive.
on
Feb.
19 for the purchase of Dated March
1, 1960.
Due on
Rankin, of Portland.
w ;v
Mayor, wil- receive, sealed bids
^
6,000,000 series 388 bonds.
Due $22,770 general obligation school March 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
Sealed bids will be received at .until noon (EST) on Feb. 11 for
on
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1980 bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due
the purchase' of * $40,000 general
the same time for the purchase
inclusive.
on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1979 in¬
payable at the Wisconsin State
of $33,000 bridge bonds... Dated
obligation waterworks system im¬
clusive.
Dated March 1, 1960.
Principal
and
interest Bank, of Green Bay. Legality ap¬
Legality
March 1, I960.
Due on March 1 provement bonds. Dated March 1,
from
1961
to
1970
inclusive,;; I960; Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to approvedy.by McCall, Parkhurst, (J-D) payable at ; the County proved by Quarles, Herriott &
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ 197Q-inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬ Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson Rosendale
y;
■
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs las.
(Village), Et Al. Joint
St Horowitz, of Seattle.
& Simons,; of Charleston.
fice. Legality approved by Shuler,
School District No. 20, Wis.
v
Houston, Texas
Bond Offering
Sayre, Winfree & Rankih^of Port¬
Melvin Miller,
Bond Sale—The $9,800,000 vari¬
WISCONSIN
SOUTH DAKOTA
land.
: '"v,.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
ous
urer's
.
.
—
-
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Hot
Toledo, Oregon
City
No.
until,,8.p.m. (PST) on Feb -15
the
purchase'of...$59,874. City
improvement bonds. Dated Feb! 1,
1960. Due on FebVL frpm J.962 to
1970 inclusive. Principal and" in¬
(F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
terest
p. 435—were awarded to
Juran
&
Moody, Inc., and
of
191,
The
Kalman & Co., Inc.,
6
v-
xu'itf
■*.
Willow Lake
29, (P. O. Willow Lake),
No.
Dakota
South
Forde,
j-v.._fn'-v
District Clerk, will receive sealed
"
PENNSYLVANIA
bids.until 7:30 p.m. on
Feb. 10 for
purchase of $100,000 munici¬
pal and school building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960, Due on Jan. 1
the
Bond
man,
Bally, Pa.
Offering—Harvey E. Bau-
Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
until
bids
7
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 8 for the purchase
of $60,000 general obligation mu¬
nicipal improvement bonds. Dated
March 1, 1960. Due from 1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
the
National
Bank of Boyertown. Legality ap¬
proved by Rhoads, Sinon & Read¬
er, of Harrisburg.
x
•
1963
from
In¬
Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart
& Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
J"
O.
341
Kittanning
Pike,
Pittsburgh 15), Pa.
Offering—Edgar I. Am¬
brose, Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
Bond
until 8 p.m. (EST)
the purchase of
to
Feb. 8 for
school
$230,000
obligation bonds.
general
Feb. 1, i960. Due
1961
on
1980
approved
on
Feb.
inclusive.
by
Burgwin,
Dated
1
from
Legality
Ruffin,
Offering—Elijah Woosley,
Recorder,
will' receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on
Bond
purchase of $1,-
the
for
25
270,000 water and sewer revenue
and tax bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1990
inclusive.
Callable as of Jan. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
1965.
payable at the Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., of New York City, at
Bank, McMinnville,
First National
Sale—The
$750,000
1960.
to
Due
on
Feb.
payable
(F-A)
Citizens
State
1961
from
15
Principal
inclusive.
1975
interest
Bank,
of
and
at the
Ganado.
County
O. Memphis),
(P.
Offering—W.
Bond
Ewing,
H.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
sold
to
Mesquite, Texas
Offering — George
R.
Schrader, City Manager, will re¬
sealed
on
bids
until
2:30
p.m,
Feb. 15 for the purchase
$1,150,000 bonds, as follows:
$750,000 waterworks and sewer
system revenue bonds.
400,000 general obligation (lim¬
ited tax) bonds.
March
Dated
1
March
clusive.
from
1,
1960.
1961
Principal
to
and
Due on
1990 in¬
Co., Robert W.
Baird & Co., Inc., Allan Blair &
Co., and White-Phillips Co.,, Inc.
Dated Feb. 1,
1961
from
1
(M-S) payable at the Mercantile
Dallas, in Dal¬
Legality 'approved by Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
Horton, of Dallas.
las.
Alexandria, Va.
general
on
obligation
from 1961
1
(CST)
$278,000
school
Hills (Villages)
(City) Joint School
(P. O. 135 W. Wells
and Milwaukee
District No. 4
Fremont
1979 inclusive.
to
County School District
No. 25 (P. O.
Bond
Sale
191,
v.
Riverton), Wyo.
The
—
bonds
building
offered
$1,115,000
Feb. 1—
555—were awarded
as
3%s, at a price
p.
State
CANADA
Sale—The
$500,000 school
offered Jan. 28—
v. 191, p. 435—were awarded to a
group composed of Barcus, Kind¬
red St Co., Loewi & Co., Inc., Mulbonds
QUEBEC
Granby, Quebec
Bond
Offering
—
will
Clerk,
City
seau,
Monroe St
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(City), Dickeville (Vil¬
lage), Hazel Green, Smelser, Paris,
Benton, Elk Grove, New Diggins
and
1961
Sale—An
desta
issue
of $550,equipment
sold to Halsey, Stuart
Inc., and Cruttenden, Po& Co., jointly, at a price of
as
75,000
as
1966
4V4s. Due
1961
from
to
1965
on
April 1
inclusive.
on April
1968 inclusive.
4s. Due
to
inclusive.
Interest
$170,000
6s, at
as
of
a
Dube
Due
&
Co.,
Inc.,
price of 93.30, a basis
7.01%.
about
1960.
to
Oscar
to
sold
on
Dated
Feb.
1
Feb.
from
1,
1961
1970 inclusive.
Lorettsville,
Offering
Bond
Quebec
Paul-Andre
—
Town
Secretary-Treas¬
will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 8 for the
purchase of $76,000 town improve¬
ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1960.
Cantin,
urer,
1 from
Due on April 1
30,000 as 33/4s.
1980
to
waterworks and sewer bonds was
Cuba City), Wis.
was
Co.
on
purchase of $1,-
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 school building and
bonds
receive
(EST)
La-Station-Du-Coteau, Quebec
Joint
(Towns)
Seymour
Bond
the
F-A.
School District No. 9 (P. O.
_
for
15
T.
030,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Feb. 15, 1960. Due on Feb. 15 from
3.88%.
about
Cuba City
Feb.
■
Bros-
Donat
laney,
Wells St Co., and Braun,
Co., as 3.90s, at a price
100.118, a net interest cost of
to
of
par.
St., Milwaukee 3), Wis.
St
bonds.
1, 1960. Due on April
WYOMING
the
.of
March
on
of
purchase
Dated March
Aug.
Brown Deer, River
$105,000
Feb. 10 for the
purchase of $4,137,000 public im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
1960.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
to 1970 inclusive. 1 Principal and
(EST)
the
for
inclusive.
1978
to
on
approved
by
Quarles,
Harriot & Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Ben¬
nett, State Commission Secretary,
will receive sealed bids until 12
noon
1
100.001, a net interest cost of about
3.82%, as follows:
VIRGINIA
Bond Offering—J. Gordon
1960. Due
Legality
interest
National Bank.at
a
bids until 8 p.m.
Milwaukee
building
Bon d
$235,000
addition
bonds
group composed of
building
Bond
Spencer & Gibson, of Austin.
of Chicago.
Chapman & Cutler,
Tennessee
gen¬
of $75,000 un¬
limited road bonds. Dated Feb. 15,
at City Bank & Trust Co., of
McMinnville, at the option of the
holder.
Legality
approved
by
Shelby
oblijgaton bonds offered Jan.
v. 191, p. 252—were awarded
the purchase
or
Reading School District, Pa.
eral
8 for
of
Town
Perry & p0hl, of Pittsburgh.
Bond
County Judge,t will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
(CST)
Tenn.t
McMinnville,
Feb.
(P.
Road District N. 19
(City and Town) Joint
4, Wis.
School District No.
Offering—W. H. Hamblen,
Bond
ceive
TENNESSEE
Brookfield
was
New York.
Legality approved by
J-J.
terest
1980 inclusive.
to
A
Fox Chapel Area School District
p.
The
Indep. School District
Bond Offering—Louis O.
'•-j
191,
the syndi¬
to
headed by Kidder, Peabody
Co., and Chase Manhattan Bank
Jackson County
jointly.
28—v.
awarded
(P. O. Edna), Texas
Rankin, of Portland.
••
Jan.
offered
(limited)
cate
St
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
-
$465,000 school
bonds^offered Jan. 27—
building
v.
bonds
252—were
10, S. Dak.
Sale—The
Bond
Recorder, tvill receive sealed
bids
for
Springs Indep. School District
Offering—Gladys Burgess,
Bond
obligation
general
.
from 1969 to 1977 inclusive.
Due on March
1
from
196l/to
will receive
75,000 as 37/ss. Due on April 1, 1980 inclusive. Interest M-S.
7
a.m. (CST)
to a
1978 and 1979.
group composed of The Phila¬ on Feb. 24 for the purchase of
<AQuebec
Dated March 1; T960. Due on delphia National Bank, of Phila¬ $8,000,000 school bonds.
Dated interest (J-J) payable at the First
Bond Offering—L. P. Grondin,
delphia, Drexel & Co., and Harri¬ March
1, 1960.
Due on March 1 and Citizens National Bank, Alex¬ April 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
son &
Co., at a price of 100.029, a from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
sive. Legality approved by Chap¬ Town Secretary - Treasurer, will
andria, Va., or at the Chase Man¬
net interest
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
cost of about 3.38%,
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable hattan Bank, of New York City.
as
follows:-:
(CST) on Feb. 8 for the purchase
at the Chemical Bank New York
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Milwaukee County (P. O.
of
$60,000
town
improvement
$90,000 as 6s. Due on Feb. 1 from Trust Co., of New York City, or at
Pershing, Shetterly St Mitchell, of
bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
Milwaukee), Wis.
the Union Planters National Bank New York City.
._„1962 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond
Sale
The $11,177,000 on March 1 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
450 000 as
3V4s.
Due on Feb. 1
of Memphis, of Memphis, or at
bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 191, p. clusive. Interest M-S.
The First National Bank of Com¬
WASHINGTON
nl0m 1965 to 1979 inclusive.
435—were awarded to a syndicate
",000 as 3%s.
Due on Feb. 1 merce in Memphis, at the option
Montreal, Quebec
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
of the holder. Legality approved Clark County, Battleground School
r°m 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$13,129>000 as 3.40s. Due on Feb, 1 by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, Dist. No. 119 (P. O. Vancouver), Inc., and Morgan Guaranty Trust
478,000 bonds was sold to a group
County Court Clerk,
sealed bids until 11
i.:i>
,
—
nn
10n
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
.,
of. New York
Bond
Rockledge
(P. o. Huntington Pike,
TEXAS
Philadelphia 11), Pa.
Bond
Offering—Paul W.
Austin
Fehr,
,ou8h Secretary, will receive
Se hids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
,for th.e Purchase of $20,000
,
PPn
obligation
improvement
S J Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
pH *
from 196f to 1975 inclusive,
thn
rl?
and interest payable at
.
Sale
schoolhouse
Feb.
3
—
-
v.
—
Tex.
The $3,750,000
1960 bonds
191, p. 423
offered
—
were
headed
by Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price
of lOO.OlO&la net interest cost of
awarded
about
to
a
3.60%,
syndicate
as
follows:
,
of
bv
of
ot
n
freltenham National Bank,
dge* Legality approved
buTnsend' Elliott & Munson,
Philadelphia.
$235,000 as 5s. Due on
1960
490,000
from
to
as
1965
4%s.
1966 to
Sale—The
$450,000
gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
fered Jan. 26—v.
191, p. 435
were
awarded to a group com¬
eral
Indep. School District,
Bond
Co., of New York, as follows:.
Washington
City.
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due on July 1
1969 inclusive.
posed of the Seattle-First Nation¬
al Bank, of Seattle, Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Foster St Marshall and At¬
$8,177,000 metropolitan sewerage,
series I960 bonds, as 3.20s, at
a
price of 100.099, a basis of
about 3.18%.
3,000,000
County
expressway
bonds, as 3y4s, at a price of
100.044,
a
basis
of
about
3.24%.
kinson & Co.
n
Bond
Town
bids
9
Fife, Wash.
Offering—C. L. Hopkins,
will receive sealed
(PST) on Feb.
the
purchase of $19,000
(limited) bonds. Dated Mar.
Clerk,
until
for
water
8
p.m.
|
as
rities
Corp., Ltd., L. G. Beaubien
Co., Ltd., and the Credit Interprovincial, Ltd., as 6s, at a price
of 90.889, a basis of about 7.58%.
&
Ste-Anne-Des-Monts, Quebec
Bond
Pelle-
Offering—Hermel
tier, Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
Other members of the
were
composed of The Dominion Secu¬
syndicate
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
follows:
(EST) on Feb. 15 for the purchase
Lehman Brothers, Blair & Con¬ of $90,000 waterworks and sewer
ine., Philadelphia National Bank, bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
^'
of
Philadelphia, John
Co.,
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Nuveen
Rhoades
&
&
on
March 1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
clusive.
56
The
,(656)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
t
,
.
Monday, February 8, 1960
U.S. TREASURY SALUTES
THE PEOPLE IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY
«
—who buy
Men and
'} I.
it
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can
women
take great
Savings Bonds and strengthen America's Peace Power
who
contribute, through
other
be
earn
their
living in the steel industry
pride in knowing that their crafts and skills
material supplies, to nearly
raw
proud of the help thousands
upon
thousands of them
giving to America's Peace Power through the
are
every
great industry in the United States. They can also
chase of U.S.
pur¬
Savings Bonds.
Through regular purchase of Shares in America, these
thrift-conscious
people
after retirement, and
worthwhile
travel.
*
are
reinforcing their
establishing current
family projects
as new
own
security
reserves
for such
homes, education and
••
If your
company
has
not put in a
Payroll Savings Plan
immediately. Just telephone your
thus
far,
State
Savings Bonds Director and accept the help he wants
you. Or write to Savings Bonds Division, U.S.,
to
you can start
J. K. Thomson is shown here
mills
give
Treasury Department, Washington, D.C.
THE
THE
*
U. S.
GOVERNMENT
DOES
HOT
PAY
FOR
THIS
this
country.
at his work in
one
of the great steel
Like thousands of his fellow craftsmen, Mr.
Payroll Savings Plan
country.
COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISEMENT.
of
Thomson is making
regular use of his company
to contribute to the Peace Power of his
THE
TREASURY
AND
FINANCIAL
DEPARTMENT THANKS, FOR
THEJR
CHRONICLE
PATRIOTISM, THE
ADVERTISING
COUNCIL AND THE
DONOR
ABOVE.
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