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MONDAY
ISSUE
9
1959
Reg. U. #. Pat.Office
Volume 189
Number 5819
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, February 9, 1959
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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INDUSTRIAL
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INSURANCE
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MISCELLANEOUS
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ACF
Industries, Inc.—Receives Radar Beacon
A series of contracts
has
been
awarded
facturing Co., it
to
was
raeir,,
totaling $200,OQOfor/production of rac#tr beacons
for the U.- 6. Air Force Titan
nose
cone
the corporation's Avion division
by Avco Manu¬
disclosed on Feb. 3 by Richard F. Wehrlin, Avion
President.
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Allis-Chalmers
t.
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InThisltsmt
-
USAF
—V.
Titan, for
which
Martin-Denver
189, p. 597.
building
the
■;
t
.
is
-
air
be known, becomes the 20th plant in the Allis-Chalmers family.
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the
Etock'
Stock and Bond Quotations V
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frame.
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The- acquisition
Allis-Clialmers
"V:Page
outstanding.
This
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Accumulated Shares Ltd., Inc.—Seeks Exemption—
This. company. has
Investment
be
Company
to
the
for
SEC
order
an
under
the
American
1940
declaring that it has ceased to
and the Commission has issued an prdcr
interested5 persons until Feb. 11, 1959,-to request a hearing?"
According to the application, the -company was dissolved5
transaction
pursuant
to
stockholder
200
were
approval
stockholder.
time
,
The
company
dissolution.
of
Steel
of
27,
Jan.
1958.
that
At
without
„
.
:
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,
Co.—Debentures
-
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
at
the
First
are
National
convertible
inclusive.—V.
188,
Bank,
into
4
Chicago, 111.
class
A
Montreal
to
Feb.
suit
brought
announced
Counsel
A
eral
,
by
Moist
29 by Frank
Corp. •
before U. S.
jury trial
H.
Cold
Refrigeration
it
Refrigeration, Inc.
:
.
victory gives Admiral
exclusive
Dual-Temp
maintain
sub-zero
a
line
the
;
Mission
Cities
has
eight
Oil's
...
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an
707
•>
Combined
ahead
Wichita
Division
of
the
responsibility for production of
jet
bomber
ponents
of
has
the
just announced
new
Boeing Airplane Co.. which has the '
the Boeing B-52-G "Missile Platform'
"add-on"
awards
51
10
tional
Manufacturing Corp., producers of
wheei well doors and bomb bay doors
award
additional
com¬
amounting
to
approximately
the
rudder,
has
received
$3,000,000
for
Condition
Statement
of
Federal
46
the
same
time
;
,
;
facility.
of
and
.
the
Defense
...
.
B-52-G
of
weapon
..
reflect the decision of the U. S. Air
to maintain and continue production
"Missile Platform" jet bomber as the powerful striking
the Strategic
of develop¬
189, p. 341.
during the period
advanced weapons.—V.
Command,
Air
more
cities
of
such
Miami,
of
as
in
was
included
Washington
in
•
,
one-carrier jet
San Francisco
and
which
would
the two
■
-
first
filed
exhibits
in. connection
-»
Jet
with
with
tho
Case."
only
the
is
air
carrier
operating
Boeing
both
Electras.
Lockheed
announced
that
"American
will
be
months
carriers
S.
American
other
GOOs.
latter
The
mphl -wlien
it
!
' v
■
•
will'be
the
<
fastest
airliner
beginning- in
service,
'<
enters
"
in
the
1961."—V,
■
'
Jan.
on
"
-
filed
statement
shares
21,
of
■
.
with
the
stock
common
See also V.
1959.
:
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[
^
500,000
SEC
(par
20
on
Feb.
28,
1958,
was
cents)
With-
187, p. 1089.
D.
.
S.
MacBride, President, on Feb. 4 reported sales for 1958 of
$51,834,606, compared with $55,561,490 for 1957.
Net earnings for 1958 amounted to $6,715,788, equal after preferred
dividends to $1.55 per share on the 4,113,615 shares of common stock
presently. outstanding. This compared with net earnings of $8,448,919
for 1957, equal after preferred dividends to $1.97 per common share
based on the common shares now outstanding.
Mr.
MacBride stated that the provision of $3,498,291
for income
taxes in 1958 and $4,995,817 in 1957, insofar as it has reference to
is
based
sales
for
depletion,
counsel'3
on
interpretation
of
existing
law.
Department
production of other
Convair
percentage
.
Boeing-Wichita announced the award of a similar
These awards by Boeing-Wichita
*
American Cement Corp.—Quarterly Earns. Dip Slightly
v
to approximately 600,000 to the Aeronca-California
Corp., Aeronca's California subsidiary, for additional production of
wing tip fuel tanks and pylons currently being
produced by the \"
Force
pattern
a
hours
Board
any
registration
f
contract amounting
Ho
reported
that
the
three
months
ended
Dec.
31,
1958,
amounted to $12,804,281, compared with $13,114,276 in the final quarter
of
1957.
Net
December
increased slightly to
$1,670,374 from the $1,641,685 in the corresponding 1957 quarter.
Earnings in the final 1958 quarter were equal to 38 cents per common
share, compared with 38 cents per share in the final quarter of 1957.
Despite the handicaps of unusually cold weather east of the Rocky
Mountains, fourth quarter results of the corporation continued the
favorable
earnings for
trend
which
the
began
quarter
at mid-year,
Mr. MacBride
stated.
elevators,
an
Banker Elected to Board—
addi¬
Aetna-Standard
additional
stockholders
assets,
Engineering Co.—To Vote
Feb.
on
with
exceptions,
on
Sale—
William
approving the sale of this
Blau-Knox Co.—V. 189,
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Stores Ltd.
The
corporation
Its
Stability and Growth
at
far-sighted investor.
advisory facilities of our Research & Port¬
Department are freely available to institu¬
tional and private investors who hold investments
folio
in this country.
National
Canada.—V.
A gtrong currency, a stable government, a
boundless frontier, make Canada an obvious
The
the
dividends
for redemption on Feb. 27, 1959, all
preferred stock at par ($10 per share), plus
called
has
of
13V2
Trust
177, p.
cents
Co.
per
Ltd.,
1253.
Chemical
Ground
calcining
was
plant
broken
that
Jan.
on
will
boast
29
in
docks
received
ore
by
of
to
Allied Kid Co.—To
The stockholders
up of
on
To Acquire Plastic Wire and
be
an
all-cash
transaction.
West
Brand
.
■
company
insulating
television
was
materials.
and
organized in
It
business
1920 as an importer of elec¬
was one of the first suppliers to the
machines fields. A manufacturing plant
opened in Willimantic in 1939 produces varnished tubing and sleeving,
extruded
plastic tubing, plastic insulated wires and cables, radio
hook-up wire, aircraft and coaxial cables.
to its plant and offices in Willimantic, the company
operates a new plant built in 1955 in North Windham, Conn., which
is currently being expanded. In 1957. a wholly-owned subsidiary was
organized in Santa Monica, Calif., to serve the aircraft and missile
industries. The company, which reported sales of approximately $7,000,000 for its latest fiscal year, employs 400 persons in Connecticut and
circuit
one-step operation, is geared
consider
the common stock.—V. 183, p. 877.
145.
started by Enka in 1957. Last year it acquired The
Acton, Mass., another producer of wire, cable
material for the communications and electronics in¬
of
radio,
In
is
10 will
vacancy
,
The
Split Common Stock—
March
a
program
Corp.,
trical
Tito Investment Dealers* Association
25 ADELAIDE ST. WEST—TORONTO, CANADA
will
insulating
dustries.
calcining plant will be to crush and grind the
and remove the chemically-combined water from the ore
ship from Nova Scotia, and pass it on to the adjacent
and
fill
manufactures
fication
the
round-the-clock
Inc.
and
capable of turning out 800,000
square feet of gypsum wallboard in every 24-hour period.
The plant's
annual production goal of 240 million square feet is enough to fill
the gypsum board needs of more than 40,000 homes.—V. 189, p. 341.
operate
Co.,
Rex
manufacturing site, said Barrett President, H. Dorn Stewart.
gypsum plant now in operation.
The gypsum plant, a fully automated
Exchange
of Canmim
new
bulk
to 900 tons an hour.
plant, designed by Allied Chemical's Barrett Division, is capable
up to 20,000 tons of gypsum ore in one load, and will
facilitate the production of gypsum at the company's Hudson river
gypsum
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
Edgewater, N. J„ for a
to have the largest
handling
Function
to
Corporation, with plants in Enka, N. C. and Lowland,
rayon and nylon for textile and industrial uses
and is cne of the largest producers of the new Tyrex viscose tire yarn.
The acquisition of William Brand & Co. is the second step in a diversi¬
The
of
&
acquisition
Tenn.,
6aid
up
—
189, p.
director
Francisco office of Sutro &
American Enka
Corp.—Division to Expand—
ship unloading facilities in New York Harbor,
a
has agreed to purchase the business of William
of Willimantic, Conn., which produces diversified
corporation
Brand
The
Allied
elected
types of plastic covered wire and cable for the electronics, business
machine, communications, aircraft, guided missile, electric and allied
industries, according to a joint announcement by John E. Bassill,
President of Enka, and Alfred Brand, President of the Brand company.
share.
Payment will be made
St. E., Toronto, Ontario,
King
14
been
Cable Manufacturer—
\
outstanding SVz'/e
accrued
has
investment securities firm.—V.
This
of
Keeney
American Enka Corp.
To Redeem Pre¬
—
Stock—
H.
caused by the death of Griffith Henshaw.
Mr, Keeney is associated with the San
to
Co.,
ferred
CANADA-
will vote on
20
certain
41.
p.
The
,
"
At
U.
than
(635
-
.---
these
components
coast
six
States,
further
airplanes.
23
drawn
>
United
Jet-Powered
other
of
covering
components which will extend production of B-52-G
through 1960.
numbers of
The
Members: The Toronto Stock
422.
p.
American-Caribbean Oil Co. (N. Y.)—Statement With¬
•;
r
of
proposed
2
west
within
presently
and
drawn
—
company's
choice for the
^
^
Francisco-Los
189, p. 477.
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46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
The Course of Bank Clearings..
45.
ment and
Aeronca
spoilers,
for
Stratofortress.
^
in completing the conversion to jethas 110 airpmnes on order for its Jet
airline in the world.
"By mid-1902, the company will be operating fifty 707s, 35 Electras
46
Banks
the
company
world
-—
Reserve Banks
California
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp.—Large Contract—
The
airline
Jets
The
*
Aeco spokesman.—
same
application before the Board would provide direct service
Angeles and Miami and to principal cRiea
two
coasts
along the southern transcontinental route.
the
The
and
Payable
and
Feb.
bring
to
Aeronautics
between
Corporation & Investment News.CoVer
Federal Reserve System
shallow wells
according to
Civil
San
•;
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member
to continue manufacture of It's
refrigerator-freezer combinations, which
in the freezing section to keep frozen
for long periods while, at the same time,
where the firm has 700 acres under lease and at present
producing 140 barrels of cil a day with esti¬
the
t7
on
would
across
American's
Miscellaneous Features
State and City Bond Offerings—..--
the right
mated reserves of 3,850,000 barrels,
V. 189, p. 597.
••
"Southern Transcontinental Service
33
/
principal activity is in Ban Louis Obispo County
at
direct
between
Aeco Corp.—Acquires California Concern—
.
the
.
33
General
providing the most highly effective moist-cold food preservation tem¬
perature in the regular storage area of the refrigerator.—V. 188, p. 1813.
of California,
•
air service linking principal cities between
the southern transcontinental route.
proposal by American, which recently Introduced the
service
33
Dividends Declared
suit
This company has acquired Mission Cities Oil Co., owned
principally
by Harry C. Long of Los Angeles, Calif.; for 1,380,210 shares of Aeco
Common stock, it was announced.
;
announced
along
poweretl
of-
state
~
.^
Angeles
Fleet—more
temperatures
preserved
which
f The
•
43
Transactions American Stock Exchange
was
•
corporation
Los
establish
15,
Uricll, Vice-President and General
*
in
Co.,
'•
,
,
.
coasts
.
t
SEC Index of Stock Prices
infringe¬
Courtt sitting
claimed by Moist Cold is invalid. Co-defendant in
Araana
foods
...
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
District Judge William C. Mathes in Fed¬
in Portland, Ore., held unamimously that
District
The
:
39
42
,
multi-million-dollar patent
Allis-Chalmers,
Ling Electronics, Inc. below.-—V. 184,
The
end
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
Admiral
the patent
was
a
of
with headquarters at York, Pa.—V.- 189, p. 341..
'
service
»■
won
against it
Jan.
on
of
Just
•
the
American Airlines, Inc.—Proposed Jet Service—
37
37
38
Toronto Stock Exchange——.?
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Admiral Corp.—Wins Patent Suit—
This corporation has
ment
Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
■'
stock
common
345.
p.
See
37
Placed
called for redemption on Feb. 15, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $80,000 of its 6V2ct> convertible deben¬
tures due April 1, 1968 at 100 c,c
plus accrued interest. Payment will
Debentures
-1
•
36
Adams Engineering Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
1959,
''
out
Altec Companies, Inc.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
.
Over-tlie-Counter Markets
be made
over
34
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
The corporation has
5:
common
carry
-to
requiring an increase in the authorized common,
the S.
Morgan Smith
facilities,
W.
G.
Scholl,
Vice-President
'
.1 '
34
34
.
145.
p.
•
•
Privately—This
company, it was announced on Jan. 20, has arranged
to place privately $6,000,000 of 5% sinking fund de¬
bentures due Jan. 1, 1979 through Blyth & Co.,
Inc.,
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc.—V. 189,
.
taking
Industries Group
"v
34
Midwest Stock Exchange
no
/
stock
time the formation of the Hydraulic Turbine Division of Allis-Chalmers
-
29
Exchange...
Detroit Stock Exchange
time
outstanding, all owned by a single,
outstanding indebtedness at the
had
....
Acme
as
shares
common
In
Executive
25
Bostott Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
thereon.
there
Stock
unissued
sufficient
had
"
fStocks)......— 13
(Bonds)
Allis-Chalmers
434,764
1
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V.
Allis-Chalmers
:
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investment'-company;
an
giving
.
applied
Act of
required
shares.
r.
~
1.1 shares of
Smith capital
made' through "the exchange of
for each share of S. Morgan
was
common
"
...
*
finalized
.
Radar beacons, Mr. Wehrlin said, are; used to increase the
range of./
ground radar while tracking the test firings of missiles and re-entry of
nose
cones
into the atmosphere. -Avco is making the nose cones for
-
Manufacturing Co.—Expansion—
by this company
of the S.
Morgan Smith. Co. was
following approval by S. Morgan Smith stockholders, it was
announced on "Jan. 28.
The York Works of Allis-Chalmers, as it Will
Acquisition
*•
.
intercontinental ballistic missile
a
.
proposed 2-for-l split'
.
addition
California.
A research program carried out by Brand for the development of
Improved materials and superior Insulating techniques will be stepped
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
(702)
2
with the exteneive research facilities
in coordination
«p
^Mr. CBassill
said that the Brand business will continue
<mcler its present management, which is headed by Alfred
of the founder of the company.—V, 1G8, p. 2637.
to operate
Brand,-son
tion,
share
1958.
American Furniture Mart
Corp.—Files Indenture With
Corporation, which is located at 666 North
Chicago, 111. filed an application with the SEC on
American Furniture Mart
'f<ake Shore Drive.
3,
'■■•V '7/7?
recapitalization.
'77.7 7-7:7;
depletion and amortization in 1958 was equivalent to $1.02 per
on
the 8,148,776 common shares outstanding as. of Nov. 30,
The
increase in depreciation,
depletion and amortization of
-7"'
American
Iron
International
Machine
&
Co.
of
Oklahoma City, and
Switzerland,
both subsidiaries,
Works
Geneva,
Co.,
American Metal Products
French
Is
an
established
old
of
manufacturer
a
variety of industrial products.
The American Iron products will be
marketed in France and other French Franc areas throughout .the
world.
It is anticipated that other American Iron products may be
licensed to the French company in the future.
American Iron, with its headquarters and plant in Oklahoma City,
Is a leading manufacturer of drill collars, kellys, slush pump valves
end seats, oil well fishing tools, and tool Joints for the oil Industry.
—V." 189, p. 341.
;
the
stockholders
on
adopted a resolution recommending to
authorized capital stock be increased from
2,000,000 shares, and that the present stock be
Jan.
29
that the
shares to
aplit (wo for one. The stockholders will be asked for their approval
at the annual meeting on March 24, 1959.
Charles W. Anderson, President, said that dividend payments have
fceen increased each year for
the past nine years.
The company
600,000
anticipates making 1959 the
creases.—V. 188, p. 2241.
tentn
consecutive
of dividend in¬
year
'
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•
F;
Connely,
a
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7
.7:
Connely
'■! <'
B'd ^
oil
-former President
187,-^. 877.
..
7'
*;
Ltd.—Assets&
7: American-Soiiili African Rivestment Co?.,
Higher--
v
.^.achfe. company,
in,ats. firstreport to shAr«hpldecs, r stated^thatsa$u*
31.% 1958, net assets totaled ^36/058.636^. equiyalenf'Tte;; $30:05 ?-.
sharei an improvementof/about' 'lOlkfc, when, compared- wlthTthe f
cash equivalent to approximately $25.80 n^Tshare 'ait^ 'orgahizattoii ''
v
Dec.
per
-
.
.
American Natural Gas Co.—Registers
Rights Offer—
r '!* "'*• Net unrealized appreciation Jnjmyesfrnents: at. thcr year end adihuiitea 7
to $4,127,131 and resulted principally froitn the Vise in )the; value7lW'7
investment since', lliefr acquisition but ftlr-o ^a^ thioih pajC to favnrablo ^
486,325 common
contracts pursuant invV/hich the compan^''s
-original inyestments were'7
shares (par $25) which It plans to offeT shareholders through rights
*7 acquired;., ;, 7.;77.?,
'*<."•«;>->, r. "7c
on the basis of one new share for each ten shares/held. 7vf
Income for the period from Sept:' 23 to Dec.731,;
1
iPf^Adbnsistihg i
According to present tentative plans, shareholders of record, on
mostly of semi-annual7dfvidenda amounted -to$964v317; After deducting
f
Feb. 26, will be entitled to subscribe for the new .stock. <• If this tipte7 table is adhered to, subscription warrants will be mailed out about
Feb. 26 and will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on March 12. '
: '
-,?•' The fights will be exercisable at offices of the subscription agent,
Gains realized from, sale of ihyestment
.during' ihecperlod amounted
The First National City Bank of New York, 2 Wall/Street, New York 15,
to' $301,103. These gains resulted from sales made In
jconnectiojx with 7
N. Y.
/
;■
V.;,v
7? '
the company's commitment in its prospectus to becdhre a "diversified'!"
i
Common shareholders also may subscribe on a
pro rata basis for
investment.company qnd.to sell enough shareemf eettain-blocks-whicli
new shares not taken by other shareholders under
their primary sub¬
when acquired had exceeded the • limitation of 577 of the
Conipany's 7
scription privilege.
»
- •
total assets. The commitments
were met on
Dec. 31, .1958 —V. 189,'>
The company plans to ask investment banking groups to submit bids
for underwriting the common stock offering,
yy. i:. f
Bids are to be 'tendered
j
fa ;,7
r
i
to the company's offices,'Buite 1730, 165 Brdadway, New^York''6, N.' Y.-,
Ventures, Inc.;
Colo.*—V
by 11 a.nv(EST) on Feb, 26. >4*1 fr
Files Witli Securities an<l Exchange. Gofmrdssioh—'
An information meeting for prospective bidders will be held at 2:30
V
,
This company on Jan.
Securities
and
Exchange
29
filed
registration
a
statement with- the
.
Commission
covering 'the
.
The -directors
^uipment Co.—Secondary Of- ;
-
-
American Machine & Metals, Inc.—To Split Stock—
,
^
that, of the: year end -net assets}, approximately ^80/7 wfasr,
ticipating currently in the Japanese shipbuilding program: v • •
,< 7
7 for by investment in South African gold mining? iudusi^ aboqtK#fHThe Davis Engineering Corp.
with 150 employees does an- annual
*/ by investments' in«coal mining and. other/South. African. mdustries- ahd
business in the neighborhood of $2.500,000..
the balance of seme 14'? by, South African,
treasury bills/ cash, gold'
The purchase was made for cash, but the price ;was not disclosed.
bullion, and- net arrtopntg receivable. -ITie compfiny anhoirriced that 7
—V. 189, p. 597.
r;
since the year 'ehdqhout $1,206,000 - of cash Mias7 been?invested? ih v
f additional share's, mainly* in-the ^old mining, industry?.;,.V7*
,
company
:
*
000.—V. 189/p. 145.
"• '•
v.
of-Briggs Manufacturing Co.—-V:
purchase by this company of the Davis Engineering Corp. of
Elizabeth, N. J., was announced on Feb. 5 by Andrew M. Mras, Pres.
The 43-year-old Davis Engineering firm manufactures heat exchangr
ers, evaporators, distillation equipment, lubricating oil coolers, etc.
Its
principal customers are civilian and naval shipyards on. both the east
and west coasts and process Industries, such as
chemical and food
manufacturers. Through one of its major civilian customers it is par¬
completed licensing arrangements with Usine Metallurgique de Domlnc
<Vienne> of France to manufacture and market American
Iron's patented
tool joints and drill collars, it was announced by
Prank
X. White,
AMF Divisional Vice-President
and International
The
Co.—Acquisition—
Photo
of the Investment Bankers vAssociation of America and., of American" Securities Corp.7.and prior -V,
to that Chairman of The First "of Michigan- Corp., :has been
electedf.
a
director of -American Seaf-Kap Corp. -Mr.- 'Connely.-is also a^directofl-
,
The
AMP
have
I»ar Naintre
Group executive.
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Emmett
,
Co.—Licensing Agree¬
::V.;7'?7''
a-/■V?
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$
American Seai-Kap Corp.—Emmett F.
$174,947,168 to $226,288,029.
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current operations, Robert E. Pflaumer, President,
said:
"Sales for December, the first month in our new,-fiscal year,
show an increase of
over December a year ago, arid shipments
in January
are continuing to run well ahead of .those in 1958, In
view of this, and the heavy backlog of orders on hand, we expect to
show substantial gains in both sales and earnings for our first quarter
in 1959."—V. 188, p. 1713.
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In commenting on
American Machine & Foundry
ments—
approximati !y
fering—A secondary'' %±efcingof 14,444 shares of commoii;
stock (par $1) was made on Jan. 19 by Merrill Lynch, £
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., at $74.50 per share, with!
a dealer's concession of
$1.25 per share. The unsold bal-7
ance was withdrawn the
following day.—V. 188, p. 242*f
from
7,7
of
\ American
Working capital during the year increased from $44,766,863 to $71,069,856 net worth from $116,529,051 to $151,898,548; and total assets
1959, seeking qualification of a trust indenture pursuant to
which $4,133,075
of 15 year 5'/»
registered income debentures are
to be issued. The debentures are to be issued solely in exchange for
«hare? ol the Furniture Mart's common stock which voluntarily may be
Offered in exchange for the debentures on the basis of the issuance ol
one $25 debenture
for one share of common stock under a plan of
<f?eb.
tures
$1,536,423 over that of the prior year, equalled 19 cents per common
share. Total cash flow from earnings,
which rose to $25,891,300 in
1958 from $23,956,573 in 1957, amounted to $3.04 per common share.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
System for 1959 involves" estimated expendi-*1
struction program of the
in
acquiring ether companies. Earnings from operations of these
companies were included in 1958 income from dates of acquisition
only and will be fully reflected in the 1959 fiscal year.
The annual audit revealed that accrual of $8,310,295 for deprecia¬
of American
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American-Marietta Co.—Record 1958 Sales Pass Quar¬
ter
EiUiOri—Net Incbttte
and:
Ca^ Flow. Reacjt New
High?—-First Month of 1950 .Year;Shqws Further Gains'—
'Bales, net income and cash flow firdih earhinls of' this' company for
Nov. 30, 1958, exceeded all previous records.
N^t sales for the 1958 year passed the quarter billion dollar mark
to reach $251,417,000 an Increase of I.Mo over sales of $234,038,408
•for the prior year.
Net income in 1958 rose to an all-time high of $17,581,005, com¬
the year ended
pared to net income of $17,182,701 reported for the 1957 fiscal year.
After provision for preferred share dividends,
earnings amounted
to $2,02 per share on
8,148,776 common shares outstanding as of
Nov. 30, 1958, exclusive oi restricted class B common shares. Earnings
on the 7,258,021 common shares outstanding at the 1957 year end were
$2.21. During 1958, American-Marietta issued 774,447 common shates
'
p6iora(lo^8p|ogs^
^American
p.m. (EST)
New York.
Feb. 24, at the Little Theater, 5th floor, 20 Exchange Place,
.
Net
proceeds
common
stock
of
of
'-7: /-
.
"The
corporation on Jan. 30 filed a letter of notification with-the
SEC covering 260;000 shares of common, stock, (par 25- cents)
to-be.;
offered at $1 per share,., without underwriting. 7 The proceeds are to '
;
;;''7.7
the stock sale will be applied to the purchase of
subsidiaries, Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.,
be
Co., and Milwaukee Gas Light Co., "thus
supplying equity base for the financing of their respective expansion
programs.
The American Natural Gas system carries on a continuous
construction program to expand its facilities to meet the increasing
demands of its markets. In the last five years the System has expended
about $325,000,000 for construction.
As now contemplated, the con¬
used
for
working capital.
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i
Amphenol-Borg
Electronics Corp. — Financial Consultants—Hornblower & Weeks acted as financial con-»
sultants
in
with
connection
the
-
consolidation
of Ajnphenol Electronics Corp. and The George W. Borg Corp.
—V. Ig9, p. 42.
"
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Arizona Public
1
Service
Co.—Secondary Offerings—A
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (pa£
$5) was made on Jan. 23 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $39.50
share,
per
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FUUUMMG IN
share.
with
dealer's concession
a
Another
of
60
cents;
pet
offering of 6,000 shares :c|
Jan.. 27 by the same bankers
secondary
cbnimon stock
at
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
was
share, with a dealer's concession, of 60
Both offerings were completed.—V: 188,
$38.75
per
made
on
cents per share.
,ct
■'7 '
obtained from the SEC and
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Uranium
Corp.—SEC
,
Exemptions
Suspends
> 7"?:
Seven Stock Offerings—
on
'
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The Securities and Exchange dommission has issued orderstempo-"
rarily suspending- Regulation A exemptions .from registration under rthe
sources,
Securities. Act
of
1933
by the following:
Arizona
with- respect
.7
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1955
to
'"V
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and
'
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stock
1956
offerings
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Uraiiium Corp.,
Las Vegas; Nev."Offering.;of 1,785,000 coni.,mon scares at 10c per share.
Brown-Mille.r Enterprises, Ihc.; .Denvet,
,Cf>\o. Offering of 10,000 common shares at $5 per share. Brown Min-?
eral Research, Inc., Denver, Colo. Offering- of
$ I per share; Mecca- Uranium «fe Oil Corp.,;
.
,
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7,:
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Arizona
,
indicate that the market will
be asked to absorb a limited amount of offerings in the forthcoming fourweek period commencing Feb. 9. The schedulings total approximately
$264.5 million, and the preceding four-week period (Feb. 2-27) estimate
amounted to $352 million. The usual jockeying around and last minute
retreats and additions can alter this forecast of non-privately placed
issues of private corporate financing.
:
private
2133.
P.
Capital issue figures compiled by the Corporate Financing Department of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle, based on information
150,000 common shares,, at $1
*i
Lake
per
95,000
common shares at
Mpab.TUtah? Offering - ot7
Niagara .Uranium,; Corp., Salt
share.
,
City,-_ Utah.
Offering ~ of 2,400,000 common' shares-'fat 10c j>e^ *
Uranfum Co.; Odessa; Texas?, Offering Tof 600,000
shares, at 50c;'pei;: share .0405,000-.shares*: by -the-issuing cdmL
pany ^ and. 195,000 ; by: certain • individuals t ,*■ and. .tJraoium; Enterprfcei
/Inc., Durango, Odlo; :70fferihg': of 71,500 common shares; at? $100
per-share. ^
vi--"
;vv/ 'v-- 1
-:yr( .
share.
O'Bannon
common-
The securities
weeks
are
scheduled
shown in the
to reack the
market in
each
of
the four-
' 7^';T;7l
following table:
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...
The' offerings of-the foregohig securities
were-proposed;.pursuant
"■•■A- the conditional
exemption; from
Private
Bonds
Feb.
'9-13i.....
Feb.
16-20___.
$4,850,000
63,575,000
Feb.
23-27—.
65,130,000
Mar.
'
2- 6
;The respective orders - "ots the Commission. -provlde.
Stocks
:Total
$55,917,560
21,681,660
41,205,000
12,170,000
7,7.?
The
file
85.256,660;
Total
$133,555,000
$130,974,220
orders
with: respect
to
Brown-Miller Enterprises,
the
required
semirannual
reports
of. Stock .sales
and; the
lise -to
•' which the
proceeds 'were applied. Except for Brawn-Miller Enteiprises;
these orders^ also allege that the" offering circulars of the sfcveraF «0m.panics. e*e false and misleading :in respect of certain material 'facts
106,335,000
12,170,00b;
$264,529,220
Commission's
Brown; Mineral Research, Niagara Uranium,. O'Bannon .Uranium, -and
Uranium Enterprises, assert that : the-respective
companies failed.; to
,
$60,767,560
"and
that,
erate
■;S
to
Registration provided by Regulation A,
an opporiamity>7for
'hearing;" upon: reduest;- on the .-question whether the suspensions should
be'-yacated-or made permanent. 7>vy.
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Capital Demand
-
:
as
a
under such., circumstances,
fraud
their7stock
»
offerings would' op¬
and'deceit upon purchasers of the atoCk.
With respect to Arizona Uranlum and Mecca Uranium; tKe.'Cdm1missioirsr -orders- assert'/that; the. offering circulars oi tlie7re^)ec&ve
companies likewise contain false and misleading statements;of material
facts,7~V:.^84,
Among the larger offerings scheduled for sale during this forthcoming
four-week period are: $4,850,000 Northern Pacific Ry. Equip. Trust Ctfs.
on Feb. 10; $25 million Public Service Co. of Indiana bonds on Feb; 17^
$30 million Government of Japan bonds on Feb. 18; $10 million Duquesne r
Light Co. bonds on Feb. 24; and $50 million Illinois Bell Tel. Co. bonds on
Feb. 25. Also, $55 million Reynolds Metals Co. preferreds on Feb. 11;J
$5,891,280 Investors Research Fund Inc. common on Feb. 20; and 486,325
shares of American Natural Gas on Feb. 26; and 207,852 shares of Pacific
Power & Light Co. on March 3.
"V
The
SEC
:
Febimary 5, 1959.
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on
50,000
members
Jan.
56
filed
the
armed
letter
a
shares of class
of
A
The proceeds are to be
of
common ;
services
notification" with, the
stock, (par
at", $2 per
invested in real
$l.)
share,
.
to« be
without
estate.
(A. J.) Armstrong Co.; Iric.—Securities Placed Pri¬
vately—The cprporation, it: was announced on"1 Jan, -319
has placed privately through Dean Witter &.
Co/mid
issue of $3,000,000 senior serial, notes due:
Nov.-1, 1964
to
1973 and $1,000,000 of serial
debentures,' series? F
(subordinated) due Jan. 1, 1962 to 1969. See also V.188
p. 2738.;
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.
?
A detailed
.
corporation
covering
under writing.
...
tained from the "Securities Now In
,
.
offered, to
t
description of the above corporate financing may be ob¬
Registration" Section of the Feb. 5th,
Thursday, issue of the Chronicle and, of course, the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News" in the: Monday issues, ;. '
;
p. 214.
Armed :FoTces Investment Fund, inc., Scottsdale, Ariz,
—Files With Securities and Exchange
Commission—^., ; 1
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Armstrong Rubber Co.
—
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Secondary Distribution— A
secondary- distribution of '60,000 shares of class A comstock-(par $1) was made on Jan.730 by The First
Boston Corp.,. at $24 per
share, with a dealer s conces¬
sion of 75 cents per share. The
offering-has been com¬
tnonr
pleted,—V. 189, p?:598.
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Atchison;. Topeka "& Santa Fe Ry.—Acquisition—-•*See
Erie
RR.
below.—V.
189
p.
598,
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Volume
Number 15819
189
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Atlantic Coast Line ER.—Earnings—
$
$
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
.
$589,700,000,
-
-
for
total
amount
rev.
Net
ry.
—V.
from-ry.
189,
521,160
1.133,419
146. ,■■■.,
p.
25,678,983
8,626,369
2,847,026 ' "2,738,480
ops.
income
oper.
.'
26,000,144 '
9,206,322
is $40,000,000.
Atlas Investment Co., Reno,
Feb.
filed,
3
were.surrendered for
best
a
efforts
basis
or
with the SBC covering 50,000
$10-par. It is proposed to offer
The offering is to .be made
behalf of the issuing company, for
on
-Bird
times the
contribution. certificates of Great Basin Insurance.
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-
in
of
the
Jan. 20 filed
on
Discussions
stock
common
to
was
-
exploring the advantages of
between this com¬
merger
a
L. Jacobs Co., have been terminated because there appeared
mutuality of interest," A. M. Scnnabend, Botany Chairman
President
said-on
Feb.
2.
•
Preliminary-explorations had been made by the-two companies toward
possible - merger,- "but further study by- Botany executives indicated
that such a merger would not be in the best Interests of Botany and
its stockholders. - See also V. 189, p. 599.
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company
with
Bowmar
:
for
working
Instrument
Corp.—Notes
Sold—The
recent
offering of $300,000 6% five-year ■subordinated notes
was
quickly completed by Fulton, Reid & Co.
For
details, see V. 189, p. 599.
;
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,
,
the SEC
shares of $1 par common stock
(not to exceed $300,000 per annum) to-be issued pursuant to"Employees
Purchase Plan. The shares are to be; offered at 90% of closing
price on the New York Stock Exchange Feb. 5, 1959.
No underwrit¬
used
"no
a-'
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Reports Higher Net—,
:
-"••
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Stock
be
be
and
-
ing Is involved. The proceeds are- to
188, p. 946..,
Y.
..
.
—
$191,659,000.—
of
.
letter of notification
a
186, p. 837.
pany and F.
undetermined number of
an
During
.
Black & Decker Manufacturing Co.—Files With SEC—
covering
substantially.
Net
income
Earnings
capital.—
—V.
per
189,
J
1958-
common
-
share
1—
.
I
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1957
-
$6^857,000
-
__
$6,318,000
-
$2.92*
$3.17
43.
p.
,
50,000 common slurres, the officers and directors of- Atlas will
8,740 bf ; the.total of 108,500 issued and outstanding common 'shares
and -897,509 of the total of 1,000,000 Issued and. outstanding class B
such
433,160.
At the
of the debentures were
1958
reduced
is
Botany Mills, Inc.—Merger Discussions Terminated—
common,
upon
Placement—The
Son; Inc.—Private
The company
%
-
5 At las was organized-in April, 1954. Rex W. Laub of Tremonton, Utah,
i$ listed - as A promoter - and President, and Perry JKolley of Ogden,
Utah, as a promoter and Vice-President. Assuming the public sale of
the
of
corporation
shares
—V.
25-year
$6,000,000 of
promissory notes due 1973, with half going to Massa-:
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.—V. 178, p. 1566. ' *
selling commission of S3 per share is to b6- paid.
a
price Is said to be 2 Va
&
3V4%
has placed with two insurance companies
,
The .offering
price paid by those who originally,
purchased it at par and at a 25% increase over the price paid by
purchasers'of thi3 stoclc last year. - The-offering price Is said not to bo i
warranted by an increase in the book value of the .company but is
based on the management's Judgment of the intangible assets of Atlas
and its subsidiary. Great Basin insurance Co..
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At las is primarily engaged in the Insurance business through Great
Basin Insurance, and through its own brokerage of: insurance.
Most.
cjj> the proceeds of. its stock sale will be used to purchase additional
Which
tq the
conversions
such
upon
paid
additional
contract
new
prior three-year period the Boston Mutual paid dividends of over
to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on the group policy.
'
the
conversion into shares
was
,
of
the
under
3
$538,000
to income prior to
of
of the year $23,019,500, principal amount,
outstanding, -out of the total original issue
189, p. 342.
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v.
statement
by
issued
the
amortization-of such
still
this stoclc for Dublic sale -at $25 per share.
on
cash
number
amount
end
Nev.—Registers With SEC
with offices at 704 South Virginia St., Reno, Nev., on ,*
registration
a
The
.
of Atlas common-voting stock,
shares
principal
$4,873,050 in
were
the
for
The total amount charged
is $287,500,000.
$10,829,000,
stock
and
1958
amortization
1958,
debentures
that
Tbis company,
income in
to
rate
The
approximately $394,800,000 will be subject to
under the provisions of the Code. The.'
purposes
such
for
conversions.
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tax
1958
During
Ret
which
charged
facilities
13,920,177 149,588,619 163,340,077
11,181,697 123,909,636 137,339,933
"13,489,807
•-10,642,781
of
amortization
J
.
.
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$
$
Period End. Dec. 31— - *1058—Month—1957
(703)
v.
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Black 11111a Power & Light Co.—Stock Dividend—
the
own
The TPC has; authorised this
company
its $1, par value common stock.
'
stock, giving them 81.75% of the total voting power. The cost of the
owned by. the present officers and. directors in money, services
4.56%
and property
its
cash, $10,000 in services,
$197,350 "in
was
valued
car
a
at $3,000, and- property appraised at $25,000 which was exchanged, for
$15,000 of class B stock and $10,000 of the common stock. Stockholders
other than officers and directors will have paid the company $1,999,650
their
for
stock,
mostly
in
cash.
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will
They
class-B shares.—V.' 184,
102,500
own
2.
p.
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99,769
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Atlas Plywood Corp.—Partial
•The
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stock
Redemption—
The
corporation has called for redemption on- March 1,
next,;
through operation of the sinking-fund, $7,000 of its 514%, debentures,
- March
1, 1971. at. par, plus accrued Interest.
Payment' will be
made at the Rockland-Atlas National Bank of Boston, 199 Washington
due
St., Boston, 6, Mass.—V.
187, p.
The SEC New-York Regional Office announced on Jan. 28,
of
6tock of this
common
Canadian corporation.
33,033
shares
dividend,
the
...
if
all
shares
\
,
,
1.02
of
of
of
Brown
-
on
stock.
In
-
meet
will issue'6,945 shares.—V.
company
the
189,
43.
p.
2%
478.
p.
.
Brooks, Inc.,1 Cleveland, Ohio—Stock
—
Securities
above.—V. 183, p. 2894.
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Co.—Merger Discussions Dropped—
See Development
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Engineering Co. above.—V. 189,
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common
B. S. F.
to
Inc.
Research,
See Arizona Uraium Corp.
,,
order
Mineral
change Commission Suspends Stock Offering—
outstanding
common
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In
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further
a
of
move
Feb. 2 the -formation of
diversification,
the
directors
announced
•
on
full scale entertainment division through three
a
major-acquisitions'. This puts Buckeye. ThTough-its new- division, in
a position
of being producer, distributor and- "owner- of certain feature
films, TV- -series and commercial-educational films for both. television
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p.
Buckeye Corp.—Diversifies Into TV and Movie Industry through Three New Acquisitions—
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Offered
Corp. of America below.—V. 187,
and
movie
theatres- throughout the country.
an underwriting syndi¬
The first of .these acquisitions is Pyramid Productions^ Inc.,. New
250,000 shares of capital stock (no * York, N.-.Y., spt'ciallzing In television.-series productlonfl
among which
are
par) at a price of $11.50 per share, marking * the first
such .successes as The Big Story, Decoy and Treasury Men in
public sale of the company's stock. Of the total number vAction.-, Currently they are in production on a new series of 39
/.episodes entitled Deadline'.. All Pyramid series are of. documentary
of shares offered, 100,000 shares are being sold by
the.
nature and. are based on actual case histories.
•!
The second acquisition is Flamingo Telefilm Sales,
company and 150,000 shares by Maurice Saltzman, Presi¬ "f
Inc., New York,
N. Y.,
dent of Bobbie Brooks,k Inc., and his
wife, who will' certain which in addition to current distribution, contracts; also-owns
property rights in feature pictures for TV and theatre dis¬
continue to own a majority of the capital stock of the *
tribution as well as certain TV serials. .Riflfi, Mr. Hulot's
Holiday
and Citizen Soldier -series are among the more
company.
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prominent of these
Feb. 5 headed
on
?
cate
which
offered
;
e
.
*
;
rate
Co.—Proposed; Purchase—
—Bache & Co.
1959 that
complaint, had been filed (USDC, SDNY) seeking to enjoin Scott
Taylor & Co., Inc., Stephen N. Stevens and five other individuals from:
further violations "of the anti-fraud provisions of the Securities Act in
a
the offer and sale
■„
that
said
the
at
above.—V. ,183, p.. 2179.,
Ex-
outstanding
dividend
shares of the preferred
converted rather than redeemed, it will be required to issue
*Bobbie
Cites Broker—
stock
common
See Aetna-Standard
2790.
Atomic Mining: Corp.—SEC Complaint
into
Blaw-Knox
'
its
stock.
The company said it had- 33,325
preferred stock and 313,236 shares of
outstanding on Oct. 31, 1958; The preferred stock is
preferred, share.
are
stock
See Arizona Uranium Corp.
,
of
stock
cumulative
company
about
*
common
4.56%
"stock
for, each
"
,
of
convertible
.
'.
outstanding
common
Enterprises, Inc. — Securities and
-change Commission Suspends Stock Offering—
"'17
to issue additional shares of
company will use the stock for conversion
cumulative preferred stock -and' as a 2%
shares
and
common
"
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The
,
ttoek
Brown-Miller
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Bailey Sclburn OH & Gas Ltd.
Assets—
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Unit Sells Drilling
—
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President, on Jan. 29 announced the completion
the sale of all drilling assets owned by its
Trident Drilling Co. Ltd., to Peter Bawden Drilling .Co. of
George H. Sellers,
of
for
arrangements
subsidiary,
stoclc
This
railroad
has
company
concluded
Equipment Leaseequipment
an
lease
rail,
or
special
bodies,
and hoists
winches,
for
in maintaining B & O trackage throughout its entire system.
B & O lease, which is typical of Morrison Plan leases,
bjse
/In the
use
•
%
the
railroad determined the make and type of equipment required. Morrison
Plan
then
handled
manufacturers
the
the
purchase oi all the equipment
suppliers and combined them into
and
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FOR
DECEMBER
Net
expenses
oper.
Net ry.
—V.
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189, p.
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73,692,970
28,588,964
3,211,623
1,172,542
1,875,865
88,042,180
37,917,444
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The
corporations on- Jan.
filed
22
letter
a
notification
of
Willi
tlie
-
covering an*, undetermined number of shares of common stock
(par $1) to be purchased on the American and Midwest .Stock Ex¬
Employees Stock Plan (not to exceed
No-underwriting-is involved.—V. 188, p. 946;
pursuant
per annum).
$50,000
to
y
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common
stock,
became effective on Jan.
J;
final
27,
Bethlehem. Steel Corp.—Merger Called Off—
Grand
in
PRESENT
TO
This corporation, and Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. announced on
that their merger agreements dated Dec. 11, 1956 -have been
r
of
new
the
v
notes,
50%
the
retired.
shares
of
so-
are
purchased.
to
be
Upon final payment of
returned
to
the
default
by the company,
be sold, and the proceeds used to retire the notes.
11 The
option
Is
company
plan
of
with
such
euch
considering
the
adoption
of
a
and
involved
effective
188,
preferred
in
date
the
stock
these
of
on
with
acquisitions
"future
of
earnings
Essex-Universal
the
Corp.
by Buckeye-is Jan.
1,
1959.
1714.
p.
B. N. Nemerov of Minneapolis, Minn., has
the. Board of Directors, it was announced
President.
company
the
shares
;
,
,
by
Orville
F.
Union. The-purchase, for $1,225,000, was consummated ..through^ sealed
bid procedure, beMeved-to-be unique in the "insurance business;. In addition to Mr. Nemerov, other new directors include-M* D» Van
_
Wagoner;
former
vestment
,
G.
;
'
may
of
Michigan,
-director of
a
currently .■^active in the inprominent companies wad
many
Lalone; Bonior - Vice-President of the First" National* Bank, of
Minneapolis. Other members of the board are: Theodore - Glassrud;
prominent attorney-at-law in St; Paul, Minn.; Norman R. Llebling,
attornej', Freeman, Liebling, Adelraan & Watson, Chicago, 111.; Daniel
W.
stock
Governor
business And
W.
W.
restricted
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Mr.
-Nemerov, a- prominent roal- estate investor' Irt the- midwest; Is
head-of- a group of Investors who- recently purchased" the"
controlling
.interest in California Life from the
Laundry Workers * International
the*
and
been-elected Chairman of
on- Jan.
Faris,
V.
reservation of up to 30,000 shares. The
have not been developed and the persons to
be granted have not been designated (except
not to be one of such persons).
;
may
Saltzman is
Lcvine.; President, Federal Engineering
Co.,' ^Detroit, Mich.; and
C.
Rusk,
Secretary-Treasurer, California Life Insurance Co.—
183, p. 206.
California Water Service Co.—Plans Stock Split—
The
directors
on
Jan.
declared
28
share
§ Exclusive of the
based
agreement
California Life Insurance! Co., Oakland, Calif.—Nemerov Elected Chairman
Following Change in Control—
<
plan
options
cash
initial
an
a
a
such
as
•
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§609,664 shs.
,
event
(known
200,000
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capital
stock interest
the
Western Serials
The
acquisitions
in
."The
have
500,000
In
and
were made in the main-through the issuance of
5 % convertlbie-preferred of $10
par value recently authorized by
Buckeye stockholders. Also involved are certain contingent pay¬
ments
Outstanding
ill,300,000 shs.
O.S.S.,
a
fourth ; company,
a
major producer of commercial,
and educational films for moving picture and TV exhibition.
industrial
These
FINANCING
stock of the company registered in the
and by insurance policies on the life of Maurice'
been-deposited under a pledge and escrow
agreement. The notes represent the balance of the purchase price of
50% of the then outstanding capital shares of the company purchased"
by it from former shareholders in 1953, and the 500,000 shares repre*-'
which
Opry,
trade).
progress with
payable in four semi-annual Instalments! of $50,000,:
being due Nov. 1, 1960. These notes are secured
are
Olde
the
properties
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further broaden the activities of the newly formed - entertain¬
ment: division, - Buckeye
also
announced
that1; negotiations
are
In
-
$301,931
notes
c
Jo
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of the. company
that Mr.
Jan. 27
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.
Buckeye's third acquisition consists >of the. purchase .of $1,000,000
property rights In five TV series from Essex- Universal Corp., New
York, N. Y. -The film series, involved are distributed by Flamingo.
Buckeye is acquiring these property rights -because of the substantial
distributors share already 'held
by Flamingo. These- series include
its, capital
of
.
of
;
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instalment
Baltzman,
details
terminated.
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a
500,009 shares
whom
^
listing
1'
notes-were
by
sent, the
:-
^Bellechasse Mining Corp.-Ltd.—Statement Effective—
>j¥he -registration statement filed with the SEC on Oct. 29, 1958,
covering 800,009 shares of
1959.—V. 189, p. 599.
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Helena, Arkansas
name
SEC
changes
GIVING
(no par)-.
f These notes
the
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issued in connection with the acquisition of the
and Bellaire, Ohio plant properties and are
trust deed and mortgages covering such properties. The
notes bear interest rates of. 4% to 5 }a%, and are payable In monthly
instalments totaling not morev than $3,805 in any one month, with
maturities between 1966 and 1972.
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.
working capital which may be
proposed consolidation and modernlza-;
subsidiaries
'••These
West
secured
29,376,005 308,847,461
4,032,300
operations-—
oper. income
of
Capital stock
from, rail¬
revenue
way-
.
-
tNon-interest-bearing
$
films.
of
shares
company's
Authorized
33,087,628 382,540,431 461,303,581
373,261,401
30,852,245
26,819,945
revenue—
oner,
100,000
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1958—12 Mos.—1957
£
£
Railway
Railway
the
facilities.
CAPITALIZATION
YEARS
CALENDAR
AND
1958—Month—1957
of
Brooks, Inc. and its subsidiaries are engaged in
the manufacture of girls' and women's-fashion
apparel. The company,
produces, primarily for the 15 to 29 year age, group, popular priced
sportswear, playclothes,
dresses, skirts, sweaters* blouses and suits.;
The.company sells to over 5,000 stores throughout the United States.
It lias six plants located in four
geographical areas; Cleveland; Ohio;:
West Helena, Arkansas; Montgomery,
Jersey Shore and Lock Haven in '
North Central Pennsylvania, and Bellaire, Ohio.
l,
various
lease to
$
•
sale
company intends to apply for
American Stock Exchange.
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on-the
♦Notes
EARNINGS
.
one
the
to
subsequently for
certain
the
.
railroad,
Period End, Dec. 31-—
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from
added
paTt,
from
; BUSINESS—Bobble
tilroad maintcnance-of-way fitted with of - several types wheelsmore
equipment special, flanged and
dnp 400 automotive trucks
for
road
be
proceeds
LISTING—The
stoclc
Beymour Feldman, President of Morrison Plan, said the lease covers
on
of
with
than $4,600,000- in rentals.
operation
in
lion
-
Morrison Plan, Inc. of Buffalo, N.Y., an affiliate of Morrison Railway
Ripply Corp., involving more than 1,300 units of equipment and more
T
will
used
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Concludes
i
PROCEEDS—Net
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Calgary, Alberta,.-Canada.—V. 187, p. 946.
500,000 shares referred to in noto
and a 5% stock dividend,
shareholders of record Jan. 30.
(t)«
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, have made a firm
commitment to purchase severally and not Jointly from the company
and
the
selling shareholders the respective numbers of shares of
capital stock set forth below:
a quarterly
dividend of 60c per
both payable on Feb. 16 to common
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At
the
same
meeting the
board
also voted
to
Issue
two
shares
of
.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
-
,
-
Per. End. Dec. 31—
1958—3 months—1957
$
Net
billings
Total
j,
income
:
before
deducting- items
shown below
Int.
other charges.
&
Piov,
for
&
$
$
deprec.
gency
ProVi
t
for
based
and
of
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154,263,459 114,478.050
1,363,184
1,688,219
Fed.
on
et7
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Shares
75,000
484,384,795
6,490,632
7,701,984
Inc.
108,655,366
110,656,878
McDonald &
8,000
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
6,000
Merrill, Turben tz Co., Inc.
4,000
8,000
Paine,
69,000,000
39,000,000
131,000,000
175,000,000
Co.,
Brown
Inc
&
Sons
Slocumb
&
Co.
Crowell, Weedon & Co
6,000
6,000
Inc.
income
/'Earns,
•After
per
com.
57,678,360
sh.r
47,273,306
$1.24
$1.02
137,741.946
191,025,933
$2.91^^;
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$4.13
quarterly dividends on the preferred stock and
"based on number of shares outstanding at end of period (45,087,548 at
.Dec. 31, 1958, and 44,644,188 at Dec. 31, 1957).
t- Expenditures during 1958 for adidtlons and improvements to, and
acquisitions of, properties amounted to $91,400,769, as compared with
expenditures of $208,955,387 for those purposes in 1957. The estimated
Cost of completing construction and acquisition expenditures authorized
at Dec, 31, 1958, is $114,000,000, of which it is expected that $81,000,000
Will be expended in 1959.
Since Jan. 1, 1959, additional expenditures
have been authorized in the amount of $75,000,000, of which it is
expected that $42,000,000 will be spent in 1959.f
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.
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7?
It is estimated that the total expenditure for additions and Improve-'
thents and acquisitions made or authorized since Dec. 31, 1949, for
whloh Necessity Certificates had been issued prior to Dec. 31, 1958,
under -the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code^will be approximately
U.
Webber,
lowing
6,000
:
Jackson
March
12,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
8,000
L. J. Schultz & Co
2,200
Francis
I.
duPont
&
Co.
presently
$1.20
Inc.
6,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
4,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
4,000
Shields
owned.
the new
The annual dividend
shares Issued, it was
to the
stock
bodies,
including
are
to the
subject
California
the
changes would then become effective immediately fol¬
annual meeting of company shareholders, scheduled for
18,. 1959.
9,067
were
live
in
common
shareholders
stock
outstanding is
at the end of
1958,
now
556,472.
of whom almost
California.
has been
elected
Mr.
Walker is also
a
director of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Varian Associates and California Ink Co., Inc.—V.
8,000
Fulton
on
Frank F, Walker, a general partner in Dean Witter & Co.,
a
director to succeed Paul L. Davies, resigned.
4,000
Corp..
of
stock
the
.
There
85%
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
4,000
4,000
Cleveland
rate
The number of shares of
-
&
Curtis
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._
P'irst
share
one
the
Commission.
These
2,200
Co
The
Net
P.
2,200
Brush,
for
at
Actions of the board with regard
approval of appropriate regulatory
2,200
6,000
& Co
be
,
8,000
Ball, Burge <fc Kraus
Batsman, Eichler & Co
Blair
20,516,525
will
explained.
Livingston Williams & Co.
Alex.
c'
26,221,915
then
Shares
6,000
4,000
Stearns
stock
common
Jospeh, Mellen & Miller,
Bear,
383,887,944
taxes
income..
.
&
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc
Bacon, Whipple & Co
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for
—
.
Bache
A.
emer-
facilities
$
529,937,086- 601,680,125 2,005,937,130 2,603,713,277
depletion
amortiz.
1958—12 Months—1957
,
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Corp.,
186, p. 2903.
8,000
Reid
&
Co.,
Inc
Goodbody & Co
6,000
Hirsch
4,000
&
Co
Howard, Well, Labouisst',
Frledrichs & Co.
—V.
189, p.
Edward N.
William R.
Stein
4,000
H.
Bros.
Co
Sicgler & Co—
Staats &
<fc
Co...
Boyce
Watling, Lerchen & Co
2,200
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.—Correction—
8,000
Consolidated
6,000
Lane,
President
of
this
30, 1958 (not Sept. 30 as previously stated), amounted-to $888,421
Including $209,658 from the sale of oil and gas. After allowing $342,540
for depreciation, depletion, etc. the company showed an operating loss
6,000
of $257,366 for the
period.
Cash generated from operations in tho
amount of $85,174 is available for further acquisition, exploration and
development, E. H. LaBorde, President, stated. See also V. 189, p. 479.
Co.—Large Contract—
Feb, 4 announced
that the Massachusetts State Employees' Group Insurance Commission
has
awarded
to
the
Boston
Mutual
the
contract
for
group
life
insurance and accidental death coverage for 35,000 employees of the
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts,.• The contract is for a three-year
period and represents a coverage of approximately $70,000,000.^ .
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The Boston Mutual
was
awarded the original contract in
1956.
company,
Income from all sources for the six months ended
gross
Nov.
342.
Boston Mutual Life Insurance
Everett
&
on
Canadian Pyrites
.
.
Ltd.—Applies for Exemption Order
This company has applied to the SEC for an exemption order under
the Investment Company Act permitting its sale of certain property
•
located In Canada
to du Pont Co. of Canada, Ltd, for $2,510;
and the
THE'COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 ~ Park-Place, < New York 7, N.Y., REctori2-9570. -Herbert D. Beibert,-Editor ;andPubli8her;:
William Dana-;8eiiJert, 'President. * Published, ifewlce;-a week :ievery; Thursday (general-news and advertisings issue )witha-statistical, issue otl Monday!.. Otheroffices: 135 8. LaSalteStveet, Chicago. 3; DHnels"
(Telephone STate^-4)613);* Copyright 1959 by,;Ji^llUairLBr XHina^Company.^Reentered-as second class; matter February 25, 1942, at the post-office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March<3,1879.' Subscriptions 1 vin United States, U. 8. Possessions, Territorlea and* Member^ of Pan-American Union, $65.0o per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.09 per jear.;. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.;
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NOTE: Oa»account ef the fluctTiaticns
In^^tho'Tato-of^exchaage,
remittance for foreig*-subscriptions and advertisements must be madb ln UewYork-funds:
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has Issued an order giving interested persons until Feb.
request a hearing thereon. Canadian Pyrites is an affiliate
of Delaware Realty & Investment Co. and Christiana Securities Co,,
registered investment companies; and du Pont of Canada is presump¬
tively controlled by such investment companies.
The property in¬
volved consists of some 045 acres located in the southern part of the
new
17; 1959, to
Ontario.
Algoma District of the Province of
quisition; of eight
,
been
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on...
1959, covering 816,721 shares of its $1 par common stock.
to the
prospectus, the company proposes to offer to
purchase shares of common and preferred stock of United Stockyards
Corp.
(at a price to be supplied by amendment), and/or, at the
option of the holder, to exchange shares of United for shares of
Canal-Randolph.
The rate of exchange also is to be supplied by
amendment.
The Canal-Randolph offer is subject to various con¬
ditions, including certain limitations on the number of shares which
Canal-Randolph shall be required to issue under varying conditions.
The prospectus lists New
York Hanseatic
Corp. and Rea Brothers,
Ltd.,
as
underwriters.
Under agreements
with thc.sc underwriters,
New York Hanseatic
has agreed to acquire, under certain circum¬
stances, -not in excess of 162,500 shares of Canal-Randolph common;
Jan.
-
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March 1,1974, inclusive. The certificates, priced to r
yield from 3.50% to 4.25%, according to maturity/wereawarded to the group on Feb. 4 on its bid of 98.0613%. "r ;
to
;
According
(The
the event
In
the
offer
-
ftThe
authority to issue 410,624 shares
capital stock, par value $10.
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company will issue the additional stock to its existing stock- ft
holders on a three for two basis.
The company said the issue will
enable it to restate capital by transferring certain funds from the
capital and earned surplus accounts to the
capital account.
In.,
addition,
Community Public Service said the proposed action will
increase
the marketability of its capital stock and
thereby benefit
both the company and its stockholders on future financing.
In its application, the company said it had 821,247 shares of $10
par value capital stock outstanding and that it will increase the au¬
thorized
capital stock from
1,250,000 shares to 2,000,000 shares.
is
Corp., Cicero, 111.
—V.
189,
148.
1).
y
This
Co.
The
corporation on Jan. 29 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,379 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered to
68
employees selected by the Board of Directors of the company
pursuant- to an Optional Partial Stock Bonus Plan at the fair market
value ($29.73 per share).
There will be no proceeds received by the,
company.-—V. 187, p. 2115.
Antofagasta—Partial
provide
greater
complete wells
on
* The
stockholders
Feb.
on
vote
The
There
are
stoek,
ence
without
•
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•
through
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National
Bank
Water
Consolidated
f,
Power
r
.Formation
The
of
this
German
a
catalysts
its
at
$105
of 63%ft
per share, plus dividends
be made at the Bankers Trust Co.,
to
Europe
handle
was
its
complete
announced
.
A
has
at
■■
■*
w^ee of $106.15
*/"-
-
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a
■ ■
.i
share less transfer tax.—V.
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products,
active
is
in
a
number
of
U.
S.
industrial
tclddienst G.m.b.H., Kid,
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;
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.
-
188,
<
it
sulphuric
lemicals.
Founded
time,
Ohfcmie
was
is
a
The
of
one?
of
the
foremost
chemists
products to
than 50 countries.
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activated clay and other products
Vv 183,
The
on
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of which • beritonitef
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—January
Earnings Higher—
Earnings per share
."This
company
iS£aCk^frVice
The
if0 a
railroad
1FeSx!?r*!
jggg
;
T
through
Inc.,
on
common.
Jan,
29
Dallas
Dallas
speed h*gbway trailers
routes. Each flatcar will
(wallers
Jthe company is sets of
continuing to
with
two
vehicle
rails and
in
February
p.
wheels,
on
.
travel'on
600.
.
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certificates-maturing semi-annually
from
and: the
ftft•
'■""'•'i'
Split—/, 2'
authorized
will consider increasing the
split-up.—V; 188, pi .2224. ; •
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.
ft, ft
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Exchange Commission—
shares, of rgeprd, Majclr 4, 1959, at the rate of one. Jie'vv. share
12 shares "then? held. EUAft wiil -ftix- the- subscription- price,
offering will' be; Underwritten ^uirsuarit, U^*«ompetitiye; biddin^.4
N«?t proceeds of
.
prepayment
which
were
the stock sale will
be 'usod by EUA to make
ot< outstanding.short-term' bank" loans, the
psed .to pay; previously Outstanding- .loans
partial
proceeds
.
and acquire*
-subsidiaries,/Brockton. -Edison Co.. and FaiL'
River Electric Light* Cb.ft and bond3 of 'another subsidiary, Blackstone
Valley- Gas? & Electric - Co., • and,; for ; gcneraV corporate purposes.. ft.« common
'
stock
of
EUAts
The SEC h&3* given; interested persons
'Uritil- Fribv-16; ,1959, to .reqiiekt
(EST)
•
common shares as are no: purchased through .exercise
subscription warrantsvabove referred to:—-V. 189^. p. If8." ft", ft- \
96,.765- additional
the
of
.
Of
three. shares
V
Eastman Kodak Corp.—Antitrust"Suit-Filed—
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Movie
^iled
Color, Ltd., fta 3ritlsh concern;-
antfttrust-
a; $75,000,000
aqtlon on-Jan. 22 in Federal CourtftinNew.York. N. Y., against the
Eastman-Kodak Corp. and .two other companies charging monopoly and
restraint of trade in motion picture.color film.
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The other tysro defendants were Technicolor, Inc. and the lattefs.
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Wholly-owned subsidiary, arid Technicolor Motion .Picture Corp..:>*
The British .company, said it had .been forced,into liquidation because
the. defendants'.had conspired to. suppress in this country a French,
ft
receive
four
of
color film process
Dallas
that it controlled.—V. 188, p. 2741.
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who
will
meet
Feb.- 20.
Texas
Industries.
owns
:
51ft.
86,250
shares
Dallas Lightweight.
in
common
Lightweight
will
and with the same
continue
to
do
business
ot
.
.
under
management and personnel.-^-V;
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ft- ft'
for the
-
.
the
184,
ft '•
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original
p.
821."
"Davis Finance Co., Springfield, III.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
■
corporation
on
Jan.
22
filed
a
letter
The FTC has granted this company temporary^
notification; with.;.the
N.
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Electro-Voice, Inc.—Stock_ Offered—An underwriting
F. S. Moseley. & Co. on Feb. 4 offered,
for public sale' 150,000 shares of common .stock (par $2);
group headed by
at
$16
per
share.
covering • $126,540; of
common
stock
debentures; 21,090 shares of classft B' non¬
(par $8) and 3,515 shares of- class B voting
This offering
was
oversubscribed and
the.books closed.
the account
net
of
the
certain
proceeds thereof.
more
stock
offered,
75,000 shares
are
being
sold fo*
selling stockholders who-will rreceive all of tbq
These sellers, as *a group, will continue to own
than 598>.-of Jhe-outstanding
^shares after this sale.
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The other 75,000 shares are
being sold by the company; net proceedti
retiring short-term loans and
in connection with .proposed additions to production^ engineering an^
research. facilities.
Cost of the improvements is estimated at $450,000,
will be added to general funds for use in
BUSINESS—Electro-Voice
was
formed
in1 1930.
Its
and
principal manufacturing, facilities rare! ioca^ted in-.Buchanan, Micbi.
EARNINGS-ftConsolidated
"of "the company for the. hint
$8,493,419 rind consolidated net incomq
net. sales
months ended Nov. 30,1958 were
.
products includ#
microphones'," phonograph pickup cartridges, high-fidelity, speakers and,
speaker enclosures,, and public- address/oudspeakers.*. Executive offices
r
voting
authority to construct
operate, facilities, at an estimated cost of-about $867,000^ to.
acquire .additional supplies of natural..gas In Lea County,
M.—V. 188, p." 2351. ....
ft
^
and
*-
of
Gas. Co.—To Expand - Facilities—-
enable'it-to
ft
-
of *$347,835
■
El Paso Natural
exchange
Delta Foods Corp., Baltimore, Md.—Files With SEC—
company at 139 Wrist. Van Buferi Street,
°<*m tC8> on Feb. 24 for the purchase from it
$5,130,000 equipment trust
ft,
will
each
proceeds are to be used fqi; working capital.
received by the
U-p"
each
for
;
,
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bids Feb.
24—
™
common
I;
The company on .Jari. 26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $200,000 of subordinated promissory notes to be offered, in
two-series, viz; series. A 6ft payable quarterly, series B 6Tc com¬
pounded twice yearly. They will be offered at par (in .denominations
of $100 or any multiple, thereof). - No underwriting is involved.
The
combination
to
*
Utilities Associates—Register Rights Offering"
PROCEEDS—Of
fast schedules
own
designed
ft;
'
shares of
said 66,666 snares
name
carry two over-the-road
develop Railvan, its
retractable
highways.—V. 189,
for
lightweight stock.
transfer
Dallas
and Cincinnati'
announced last November it would
begin its initial
piggyback operations early this year. ■*
*
>
,J^tL!!5"i°0tKfl.£tcars*wiU
stock
North Central Texas .area. The. company has sales
six months ended Nov. 30, 1958.
'
$(T36
start
'
Texas Industries
would be taken from treasury,
stock and the company would issue 19,584 shares of previously author¬
ized common stock.
'Dallas Lightweight Aggregate Co., established in 1952 on Chalk HiH
ftRoad, Dallas, is the largest producer of lightweight aggregate hi the.
"highball"
-speclaI freight trains will
Detroit a°d between Chicago
1
proposes
of. Mr., Lowell, as
;
.
its
%
v
Jan.
the-company to Texas
stock, -it was - announced
'
Lightweight, stock
Texas Industries will
for 115,000 outstanding
1958
$0.44
announced
'
.
"
With Securities and
.
sell all assets'of
Cxcpkngri' of
an
Industries-common,
stockholders
-
overnight
resignation
' 'v-
;
of
Name—
ft-
Steel Corp.—'Plans Stock
to effect a. 2-fqr-l
$2.50)
r--
,
31.
Jan.
-
.
$28,899,000 $29,740,000
3,617,000
2,927,000
on
the
'
.
Crane
<
and
Month of January
*
also .'announced
•
•
Corp. below.
The stockholders on March 31
Lightweight:
shares. '
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1
The plan of
reorganization must be approved by Dallas Lightweight-
material,
?
-
-
common-stock: fromftl,000,000. shares' (par $5)-to-ft3,0.00,000 shares.(par
National
'
directors have voted-to
Holders
Texas
Sued-Chemie produces sulphuric acid, carbon
superphosphate in its three plants. Recently it introa".ced
a
line of
catalysts based on montmorillonite and used for.
ulkylation, dehydration, isomerization and
polymerization in petro¬
chemical process industries.—V.
189, p. 479.
j*aw
bisulfide
Illinois
•-
the
1108.
p.
Industries,
I
ft
for the Vboard of directors; to
nominees
Dallas Lightweight Aggregate Co.—Sells. Assets— ;/
<
of
V
.
*.
board of directors, effective Jan. 27. He will
continue "to .serve as a director: and membdr offtthe board's executive
committee. The, chairman's office ;rwnalns' vacant.-—V. 188,' p. : 1517;V
the
more
to
11
Continental
•
company
Chairman of
original board of directors.' Suedpioneer In the activated clay industry and today exports
In addition
ft
member
a
Liebig,
v°n
Commission—
.
Fi|e$':
—
rftV
Eastern Stainless
Bahk •&, Trust, Go. of.
'"ftft.
1
V».<
<•
^Nominated for places c-n the, board, in addition"to tho seven incum¬
bent directors, are T. M. Evans, Chairman of H. Kft Bortdr' -& Co.; •;
Alfons Lnnda, President of Penn-Texas Corp.; E. A» Locke, Jr., Frej^ident, Union Tank Car Co.; and R. B. Crane, representing the* Crane d
Family,
"ft / ''
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; *'■ ft"*"'*;'
ft
"Negotiations leading to the enlargement of, the board- from seven to
eleven members haye b^en ,in progress for^several; months,/ ft • - - -'t ft
Vice-President,
Chicago.
acid, superphosphate, carbpn bisulfied and other
in 1857, Sued-Chemie is one of the oldest
German,
^us^us
ms*
and Exchange
Mr/
and
\
-
:
.
President; William L. McKnight, Chaiman, Minnesota. Mining ,Man-,
ufacturlng Co.; S. M. Roberts, Prcsldeiit, CJ*. AJ-RbberitSr Cb:; .Aritlioriyf-;
von
Weping, President, Basic Products. Oorpi; GurdonvWi-Wattles,'•
Chairman,
Electric Auto-I4te, Q04
U- Arthur Williams, ' President,
Standard Railway Equipment Mk»ufabt'urlng Co,;, and;Mark, W;..Lowell,
Atlas
/ 'ft
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-
.
on March *26, the, company announced, on ,vJan.. 27., The
annual shareholders' meeting -w4U. be' held ori'April 28. 1
ft. '
i
Standing for re-election to the board are Neete- E. Ste^rnso Crarie, ,
affiliated with Chemetron's Perforating Guns-
* :rw3's
.
1
•"^aareholders
fields
:
of The Atlantic Lumber Co. and
Diamond Gardner's Forest, Lumber
corporation
Eastern
Corp. subsidiary,, Houston, ■ Texas; and a marketing agreement
recently completed between J. Meissner, Cologne, cheniical process
firni,>
qnd Chemetron's Girdler Construction Division, Louisville.
Ky.
Sued-Chemie is
a
manufacturer of activated clays,
natural clay,
catalysts,
of
covering
*-*• National Shares
■
Crane Co., Cl)«$agp, D,l—>few Management Slate—
\ Management will submit
including industrial and medical gases and equipment, welding fittings
for
industrial piping, oil field services,
custom
forgipgs, and the
design, -engineering and construction of plants arid equipment for
c«bemical, petroleum and gas process industries. The, firm has dth'er
to German, industry
including Atlas Deutsch-Amerikanlsche Oel-
1ft by-
announcement
an
Dominick Fund, Inc.—Proposed New
Corn Products Co.—Unlisted Trading Requested—
.
to
erties, etc.
The Pacific Coast Stock Exchange has applied,to the SEC for;unlisted
trading privileges in the common stock of this company; and the Com¬
mission has given interested persons -until' Fpb« 13, 1959, to request, a
hearing thereon.—V. 189, pp. 14$, 34^ apd 4§p.
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The new firm, Girdlcr-Suedchcmie Katalysator
G.m.b.H., is owned
jotatly by Chemetron and Sued-Chemie A. G., Munich.
Charles J.. Haines, Chemetron President, said operation's of Girdlerouedchemie Katalysator will'be headquartered
in .Munich, and, will bpaffiliated with Girdler Catalysts, Louisville', Kyi, a unit of- Chemetron'sChemical Products Division. Girdler Catalysts is a
leading U. S. pro-,
ducer of specialty catalysts for the petroleum, petrochemical, cheinical,
edible, oil, pharmaceutical and related industries.
Through the ne\v
affiliation its products and technical, sevices will become availablein many areas of the world including
Europe, the Near East and Africa.
Chemetron, in addition to productiug specialty catalysts and otherchemical
President
is
Vice-president
J
lino of*
1 by
according
on'Jan. 26 filed a letter of notification with : til?'
2.000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at pai(10. cents per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to.btft;
used for
acquisition, development, ..and exploration of mining prop?,
The
SEC
per
flat
a
; ■■
2740.
•
corporation,
,
ferred
p,
this
With Securities
Payment will;
share.
per
of
Fairburn, President.
is
:>.ft
McIIugh and Leo V. Bodine have been elected to the board
Dixie Mining-Co., Inc., Mineral Springs, N. C.
ft
stock
shares
2.4
.
Feb.
on
the
through a.ii
merger
a
noty*
...
Retail Group-—V. 138, p. 1517.
16 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.
may be converted into common stock at the rate
preferred to Feb. 16, 1959; inclusive. group headed by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lehman Brothers ft
agreed to purchase through Feb. 16 shares of the second pre-,
Preferred
of
,
above.
affiliate
in
Corp. merger discussions
December at .which time
agreed in principle to
.
,
,
Co. arid Development
were
announced in early
F.
MeHugh
Mr.
Bodine
corporation has called for redemption on Feb. 20, 1959, all
outstanding $4.50 cumulative convertible second preferred stock
of
,
specialty
corporation.
Mifi;-
arid
l;.ft
directors
>
.
Chemetron Corp.—Forms German Catalyst Affiliate—
Girdler
Corp.,
Corp. of America
is a real estate company
subsidiary produces roofing and other building' material^. ft£
a
Robert G.
stock (par $12.50) was recently made by Loewi &
Milwaukee, Wis.
The offering was completed.—
V. 186, p. 2367.
*
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Co.,
t
.
S.
Thomas J.
of
Offering—A secondary offering of 21,000 shares of com¬
Central Securities Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Securities Corp.
Equity
Diamond Gardner Corp.—Two New Directors—
:
Co.—Secondary '
Paper
&
mon
par
See Central-Illinois
the
of
Mr. Rubloff explained that the Equity-Development merger would be
through an exchange of stock. He declined to discuss exchange ;
ratios but said they were "better than those offered by-B. S. F." l$x..
Rubloff said Development stockholder approval would be required in the proposed merger and a special meeting would be called as soon as'
all the details of the merger are settled.—V. 188, p. 245.
.
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President
Milton,
M.
companies said they had
exchange of stock.
called for redemption on Jan. 31, 1959, all of
convertible preferred stock at $11.50 per share,
per share.
Payment will be made at the
& Trust Co., Chicago, 111.—V. 182, p. 7.
ft
City
value, consisting of 120,000 shares of $1.50
cumulative convertible preference stock, and 36,198 shares o4 convertible
preference stock, $1.40 series A, both having a stated value of $25per share.
Of the common stock,
there
are
presently outstanding
915,736 shares.—V. 188, p. 1715.
*
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Deychjj'
and Arthur Rubloff,
President,
-
dscontinued
dividends of 13%ft
-
ft
presently outstanding 156,198 shares of convertible prefer¬
F.
S.
Equity Corp. also announced that Equity General, Corp has acquired '
the assets of Frye Manufacturing Co., Des Moines, Iowa; producer of *
carbon
paper
for
office
machinery, and Southeastern-Paper Co.^"
Decatur, Ga., a smaller concern owned by the Frye management. Both
transactions were for cash, an Equity Corp., spokesman-said, but the
terms we're not disclosed.
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...
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188, p. 2244.
below.—V.
Continental Can Co., Inc.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
'
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has
company
plus
of
shares, par $1.
Ray Drug Co.
outstanding 5Vaft
its
corporate.
the
changing
on
B.
effected
resources
will
24
finitive.
Consolidated Telephone Co.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
;
this corporation to Central Securities Corp. and on increasing
the authorized preference stock from 237,467 shares to 500,000 shares
and the authorized common 6tock from 1,300,000 shares to 1,500,000
name
last $232,800 of
ftThe B.
jSee Sun Ray Drug Co. below.
general
Central-Illinois Securities Corp. — To Change Name
And Increase Authorized Capitalization—
its merger discussions with B.; S. .0^
with Equity General Corp., subsidiktx
investment company.
ft
ft ^
closed-end
.Development
for the development of
corporate purposes.
It is con-,
$1,000,000 will be required to drill and
the company's leases in northwest Oklahoma. * ■
to
merger
a
Goodman,
^
common stock.
The company proposes to offe.r this stock for ,
subscription by its common stockholders at the rate of one new share,
for each five shares held.
The record date, subscription price and'
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. W. E. Hutton
<3c Co. is listed as the principal underwriter.
The company is engaged in acquiring leases on prospective, semi-"
proven and proven oil and gas properties for exploration and develop-,
ment thereof, and in the production and sale of crude oil. and natural'
gas from these properties.
It is also engaged in drilling oil and gas
vsrells for others on a contract basis.
'
'
Net proceeds of the sale of its stock will be added to the company's
properties and for
that approximately
2,
on Jan.
dropped
has
Corp.,
.
-Consolidated Sun Ray, Inc.—New Name—
shares of
funds
:
*
■
.
.
jointly announced that the boards of directors of. their two?companies "have approved the principal terms of an. arrangement *
which will result, after a merger of Development Corp, of America and '
a
subsidiary of the Equity Corp. in a corporation with gross assets v
estimated at approximately $25,000,000."
It was said.terms were nowbeing discussed arid will be announced as soon as they become de?
Stores, Inc.—Merger Approved—
Consolidated Retail
This company, which is located at 204 South Fair Street, Olney, 111.,
Jan. 30 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 100,012'
gpneral
;
discussing
David
Later,
Jan.
See Sun
on
producing
templated
601.
.
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,
Rubloff
pany's office, Santiago, Chile.—V. 186, p. 2472.
Calvert Drilling, Inc.—Registers Rights Offering With
■
has called for redemption
company
is
Equity
ft. Maurice
debentures due Jan. 2, 1968, series 1, 2 and 4; 5ft debentures
2, 1969, series 6 and 8; 5ft
debentures, due Jan.. 2, 1971, series 9 and 10; 5ft
debentures, due Jan. 2, 1972, series 11 and 5ft
debentures, due Jan. 2, 1975, series 12 and 13; various debentures
at
100 ft
plus
accrued interest.
Payment, will be
made at the,
Schroder Trust Co,, 57 Broadway, New York, N. Y. or at the comdue
The
Commission—
for
are
opment President, announced that "by mutual consent" the talks on $1'
proposed merger of their two companies had been ended.> ., ,a
1^;
Its 5%
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Securities and Exchange
p.
corporation
but
the
of
:
;•.
'7ft Campania Salitrera dc Tarpaca
Files With
—
189,
certificates
Commission.
Development Corp. of America—Merger Plans—
The
Redemption—
Steel Products
in
McMaster
Co.;
Inc.—V.
The FPC has granted this company
is
hopper
bid 98.3073ft
the
ot
Commerce
of
for development.
It is intended that the real estate experience of
Canal-Randolph be
used
in development
thereof.
Canal-Randolph
is
engaged in the real estate investment and development business.
United, also of Chicago, and its subsidiary corporations operate 12
public stockyards which facilities are maintained for the reception
of livestock for sale and shipment.—V. 188, p. 2027.
.ft;V-
Ceco
issue
covered
Hutzler
&
sale
Interstate
the
Associates
consummated, it is the
present intention of Canal-Randolph to operate Uriited as a subsidiary.;
The businesses of the two companies arc said to be related.' United
and its subsidiaries
own
substantial amounts of real estate which
are
not used in connection with their businesses and are
available
United.
in
and
of
Dividend—
Co.—Stock
Service
Public
Community
agreed to purchase a maximum of 110,500 shares.
the purchase and exchange offer is to acquire an.
purpose of
Bros.
issuance
filed
company
the certificates as 4%6.4
subject to- authorization ;
ft,1ft
,
ft
to be secured by 109 flat cars; 115 box cars and 284
cars, estimated to cost not less than $2,920,000. ft *r ft ft
the offering are: R. W. Pressprich &. Co.; Freeman:, & ft
Hutchinson & Co.; and Peters, Writer & Christensefi;';
Salomon
Exchange Commission^-
with the SEC an amendment on ft
Feb. 2, 1959 to its registration statement covering an additional 700,000
shares of common capital stock, $1 par value^—V. 186, p. 1844.
V
investment
This
and Rea Brothers has
interest
Cal.
Commonwealth Income Fund, Inc., San Francisco,
—Registers With Securities and
pn Feb. 5 offered $2,190,000 of 4*% equipment,*
certificates, maturing semi-annually, Sept. 1, 1959 !
sociates
trust
Expand--
Natural Gas Corp. below.—V. 189, p. T47.
Sec New York State
28,
RR.—Equipment Trust;;
Certificates Offered—Halsey, Stuaii; & Co. Inc. and as^;
corporation's 45/b% debentures due Jan. l, 1979 ior which it has
appointed trustee, paying agent and registrar.—V. 189, p. 343.
Columbia Gulf Transmission Co.—To
This
.."ft"1*
Denver & Rio Grande Western
has authenticated and" delivered ;
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
The
Offer
—
cent);to be offered-in-units oL$36-of de'oen—
B-stock at $85
one
''
the
Corp.
Monday, February-9, 1959
unit. No underwriting, is involved.
The . proceeds arc ta .be used r.
for acquisition of real estate, plans arid drawings for a.proposed plants
and working capital.
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Authenticated—
C.I.T. Financial Corp.—Debentures
ft 'ft.
Registers Exchange
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Canal-Randolph
.
tures, six shares of class A stock and one share of. class
1,750 h.p. Diesel-electric, locomotives' and 600
$6,840,000.—V, 189, p. 600.
-
new
(par
.
.
per
estimated to cost about
box cars,
stock
common
15, 1974, inclusive. No bids to be less than 99
.
from these certificates will finance in part ac¬
Aug. 15, 1959 to Ffeb.
The net proceeds
Commission
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
4
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Volume
189
$415,826.
was
Number 5819
equal
to $1.04
.
.
.
-
v,
-
-
»
-
,
(
compared with $7,190,962
share,
per
-♦
and
from
"
i
in
dividend
V
1959.
•
.
"It's
'promissory
semi-annual
-
each
Authorised
'
serially in
due
notes
I----stock
Common
-
'
-
'
of
names
.
Issuance
'J----
i
of
: "*
;.:v
ing
Dillon,
:%
John C. Legg & Co.__
•
i?-Curtis
_
pearl' Witter & Co.
l
A; C. Allyn
First
Co.,
&
Dodge
4.5
4.5
Inc.
Iric._i__
Becker & Co.,
G.
A.
Clark,
-4.5
Co.
&
of Michigan
4.5 "•
Corp..
~-V. 189, p. 344.
•*
2.5'
Rodman & ReinshawBateman, Eichler & Co
1__
Albert McCann Securities
Co., Inc. ______—.
Chas. W. ScrAftton & Co.____ !
2.5
-1.5
1.5
1.5
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Electronic Communications, Inc.—Miller a Director—
Miller
Duncan
4"
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■
of
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Insurance
This
.
investment
seeking
v
v
V. Rdbinson, a director and
addition to payment of the
filed a letter of notification with theSEC covering 250,000 shares of series 3 common stock <no par) to be
offered at $1 per share for subscription by stockholders on the basis
of one share of series 3 stock for each three shares of series 1 and/ori
series 2 common stock held (with an oversubscription privilege) ;■ rights
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•to expire 30
The proceeds
v
Vv
19
are
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Force Contract—
•1
This
tract
'
Government
'Command, Wright
.paeter.
: .
1
L.In
Ohio,
the receipt
reporting
fabrication
the
of
•
Emerson
with
Equity
the
Jan.
said in part:
10
completed
has
company
started
Craft
is
fiberglas
on
animal
house
who
corporate
cages.
interested
"We
Capital
Inc.—Stock
Fund
Offered-—A
total
$11.26'per
share.
,"*,
a
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RR.—Sells National
Erie
y
f
(
a
W.
189,
company
-
by Herbert Singer, senior partner of Singer,
transfer
price not
to
shares
The
in
exceed
an
Howard F.
Leopold
Of
>
♦.
agent.
unit
scientists
of
has
been
by
organized
this
company
research on super rocket fuels under a contract
Ordnance, it was announced on Feb. 2.
contract is on a cost, non-profit basis. The
objective is to develop improved solid propellants.;.
*
•advanced
^conduct
awarded
•
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^ The company was selected last Fall by the Defense Department's
■Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) for this key role as part
broad
new
program
to perfect superior solid fuels.
At that
ime, ARPA authorized the military services to negotiate contracts in
_
this
field
"Were
with
picked
Research
Esso
from
three
and
30
some
among
chemical concerns.
principally
companies,
Esso
Research
•
located in New York
is
Previous
,
the
scientific
affiliate
with
filed
statement
the
SEC
on
Dec.
1
also
See
188,
V.
p.
Standard
Oil
Co.
in
the
Commission's
New
Fulton Bag
of
(New
on
&
Office on
the
The
firm
V
recently
participated, in the • development of
heavy-duty military tires made of butyl rubber which
invented.—V.
■.
187, p.
Cotton Mills—Changes Name—
canvas
the
as
to
employees
s-t
V
is
pursuant
to
the Employee
187, p. 327.
Savings
Plan at
also
elected
Norton
Mr.
President
and
Chief
Executf^a
wholly owned subsidiaries, The Gorham Co., The
the Mount Vernon Co.
Mr. Mayo will continue to
Chairman of the Board of The Gorham Co. and The Alvfrr
of
three
serve
as
and
Corporatioix.
elected
A
Ethodont Laboratories, Inc.—Statement Withdrawn—
"of
registration statement filed with the SEC on Feb. 20, 1958,
"covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par $5), -was withdrawn on
•"Oct. 30, 1958.
See also V. 187, p. 988.
, Tts,
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The
Packing Co.—Issues New Booklet—
Garlock
bulletin—AD-148—dealing with the design and application
has just been published by this company.
The 20 page
materials of construction, dynamic and static applica¬
new
"O"
this'
.
and groove
non-extrusion rings,
style of packing.—V. 188, p. 246.
tions,
use
of
back-up
or
design l'«r
board
to
Black,
the
by
Mr. Norton, already a member
At the same time Burrlll Ml
charge of Sales of The Gorham Co., w-vs
Starr & Gorham board
to fill the vacancyin
Mr. Mayo's retirement.—V.
185, p. 1123.
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Graham-Paige Corp.—Acquires 40% of Stock of Madi¬
son
rings
booklet discusses
the
of
Vice-President
Getnxan,
occasioned
:
that Mr. Mayo had resigned as Chairmanof Black, Starr & Gorham, Inc., the com¬
announced
also
pany's Fifth Avenue retail subsidiary.
of this board, was elected Chairman.
has recently called for
company
was
and1 member
redemption on Jan. 2, last, all
•of its outstanding 41,/2t/o cumulative convertible preferred stock at $55
per
share, plus accrued dividends.
Payment will be made at' the
St. Louis Union Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo.'—V. 187, p. 1313.
The
;
par.
*,
the Board.
of
board
Corp.,
It
involved.—V.
and will succeed Edmund C. Mayo, who retires after 35
of service as President and Chief "Executive Officer but continues
Alvin
& Cotton Mills, Inc. above.—
.4
was
Chairman
The
(R. E.) Funsten Co.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
..
The company on Jan. 19 filed a letter of notification with the SEX)
J'covering $28,661.50 principal amount of 6r/c 10-year debentures to be
Jfo underwriting
'
company
years
tents and tarpaulins and
below.—V. 188, p. 147.
Co.—Norton Elected President
Norton has been elected President and Chief Executive
formerly Executive Vice-President and a director of
K.
He
A
'
*
j
offered
Fulton Bag
y
'■
Subsidiary—
,
Wilbur
Officer.
Mills,
Cotton Mills, Inc.—New Name—-
Fulton
See
775.
-
Evans Grocery Co., Gallipolis, Ohio—Files With SEC
,
*
Officer
allthe
company
France Truck Corp.
Ward La
See
J
stopped making textile bags in December and now concentrates
weaving and finishing
of industrial cotton fabrics, Clarence E.
President, said. It also makes
furniture pads.—V. 187, p. 1432.
Ltd.
•
Glen Alden Corp.—To Sell
It
Elsas,
and
(England)—Receipts Regis'd
receipts for ordinary stock of Glaxo Laboratories
to 25, 1959, of
last month shortened its name to Fulton Cotton
This company
payable
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York filed a registration statement,
SEC on Jan. 30,
1959 covering 60,000 American depositary
Gorham Manufacturing
"
notes
and
the
with
*
synthetic
Ltd.
Glaxo Laboratories
Regional
accounts
of
was
2352..
York
payment
as
purposes
principal officers, Ralph" A
Papitto and John A. Dodenhoff, President and Vice-President, respec¬
tively. It has outstanding 175,000 common shares of which 90,OOP
shares are held by Mr. Papitto and 70,000 by Mr. Dodenoff.
" • +'
Corp.—Hearing Postponed—
Atlas
< »•
company,
corporate
1958,
debentures and one share of common stock,
7.
Jan.
has authorized a postponement from Feb. 23
hearing
Inc.
of
-•'■/-
purchase's of raw material and supplies.
The
company, was formed by its two
question whether an order of the Commission's temporarily suspending
the
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities
Act of 1933 with respect to a proposed stock offering by this corpora¬
tion should be vacated or made permanent.
See also V. 188, p. 2642.
company
•>•
.
1
.
>
Builders, Inc.—Statement Withdrawn—
on
The SEC
the
research led to the first synthetic jet
lubricant approved by both the U. S. and British air forces. The firm
'also made major contributions in the field of ramjet engines and fuels,
v imoke
generators and fog dispersal techniques.
'
Jersey).
/
^
.
registration statement with the SEC
a
The
The firms
because
Name—
above.
which is located at 88 Spectacle St., Cranston, R. I.,
on Jan. 30, 2959, covering1
110,000 shares of its common stock, to be offered for public sale at
'$3 per share through a group of underwriters headed by Stanley
Heller & Co. The underwriting commission is to be 45 cents per share.
An additional 10,000 shares have been sold by a promoter to Stanley
Heller, senior partner of the underwriter, at 50 cents per share.
Organized in 1956, the company is engaged primarily in the mamir
facture of glass-to-mctal (hermetic) seals used In transistors, diodes,
condensers, capacitors, gyroscopes, etc.
r
.
;f .
Net proceeds from the sale of the 110,000 common shares, amounting
to approximately- $258,500 will be used to retire $35,000 of 6% pre¬
ferred stock,
$45,000 for research, development and improvement of
new
and present products,
$25,000 for the purchase of a high tem¬
perature atmosphere furnace and additional test equipment and the
balance
will
be
added to working capital and employed for such-
Corp., with principal executive and sales offices
manufacturing lumber and wood products and main¬
is
Franklin
.
scientific talent, management and facilities.
'■
Canadian operations and to enter
men's clothing.—V. 189, p. 345.
General Shoe Corp.
This
Bean and Mackle,
The stock was offered publicly at $6 per share.
principal amount of
,
is being established
r
' •
program#
is initiating
company
and modernization, Mr. Willingham said. No less than
liew' plants and the modernization of a tenth either are on the
filed
.
Inc., securities firm
and Mackie,
registration
The
.
product-wise the
and
Glass-Tite Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
.
covering $4,000,000 of 6% 15-year sinking fund subordinated debentures
and 40,000 shares of common stock,
to be offered in units of $100
one-year
of
each
on
electronic computing operation
efficiency.
Genesco, IiuwProposed New
West,
Florida
by Army
The $1,264,000
new
a
;
.
overhead costs by $1,000,000' annually,
the 2,471,867 common shares.
In thi®
expansion
See
February,
•
to
have reduced
the area of manufacturing
Lumber
York,
withdrawn
new
stock
,
recession, the company initiate®
price women's -shoe field, to expand
ri: Esso Research & Engineering Co.—Research Contract
A
a
drawing boards or underway.
• /•
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"Topping the expansion program Is a $15,000,000 project for new
world headquarters at Nashville, Tenn.," he said.
"This will include a
trio of the most modern plants in the American shoe industry on a
50-acre plot together with 'push-button' general offices, so-called because they will be serviced by escalators rather than stairs and contain¬
ing electronic computing facilities."
' V
Beyond this, Mr. Willingham said, was a program to open nearly
50 new retail shoe stores, to move with great strength into the low-
plants in Newport, Ore.; Areata, Calif.; Albert Lea, Minn.
In
First Lumber has its sales offices in Eugene, Ore. Founded
1956, First Lumber Corp. recorded a volume business in
excess of $8,000,000 this past year.—V. 189, p. 345.
in
The proceeds are to go to a trust of which
is trustee.—V. 188, p. 1394.
V
tn
indus¬
employees and 20,000 dealers rang#
in 16 countries covering all Continent#
of consumers. • •
•
• •
forecast that 1959 sales would surpass las$
general business
1958
cents
40
added
nine
of George Cherry, Vice-President and Trust Officer' of
County, N. Y., which acted
Bean
First
New
the
& McDowell, Chicago, 111.
,
southern
a
and that earnings would climb from 1958's common
to a least $2.50 this year..
"
Facility-wise
tains
23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock (par $1) to be offered at a
aggregate of $100,000, through Straus,' Blosser
that from
out
"
was
(Jan. 2, 1959.
Jan.
on
10,000
covering
about
or
connection,
**\:Ero Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC
-r-The
pointed
$1.89
efficiencies which
the underwriter for this first block of over-the-counter stock.
Following SEC registration, the issue was reported fully subscribed on
The selling price was not
of
During the
....
diversified open-end investment company
up plans for expansion and diversification, justified by
the corporation became a publicly-owned corpora¬
closing day of business of 1958.
for $300,000 was presented on Jan. 9 to President" Frank
presence
Singer,
City,
148.
p.
Jarrnan
the lives "of millions
Current orders brought
return
advisor
the
on
the
as
Carloading Unit—
wholly-owned subsidiary of the Santa Fe.
disclosed.—V.
in history," Mr.
18,000
factories,
40. major
into
year's by 14%
the Meadow Brook National Bank of Nassau
Wilier, President of the Erie RR. and E. S,
Von
year
Having drawn
tion
Marsh, Pres"ldent of the Atchison,. Topt-ka & Santa Fe. Ry., ■ on . Jan. 26 jointly
.^announced that negotiations have been completed for the sale of all
;of the capital stock of National Carloading Corp., a freight forward¬
ing subsidiary owned by the Erie.
f.
y
;
i
The sale
was
made
to Chanslor-Western Oil & Development Co.,
H.
President,
Willingham,
H.
Its
and
for
consistent progress,
t
greatest
from Nashville to New Zealand,
registration
Malina
;
our
operating companies that range through a dozen" diversified
trial areas into the high-fashion and retailing fields.
.
in
y...
for
60
•
r
preparing
Shoe manufacturer founded in 1924, this corporation now has spread
First Lumber Corp.—Inaugurates Expansion Program
p." 1476.
1958 exceeded $260,000,000.
are
said.. *"A change in our corporate name is an important part of ou*
program which calls for multimillion dollar expansion of plants an®
stores, increased diversification through new acquisitions and expected
increase in earnings by more than one-third."
,
♦
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f
meeting), to
to
Of
Inc., as more truly representative of its present growth
manufacturing and retailing operations.
Total volume
business in
in
effective March 2 (the date of the annual
name
world-wide
now
is
,
Corp.—Plans Change in Name—
been
GENE3CO,
been
Fiber
treasury for expenditures made for
bank loans the proceeds of which have been
purposes.—'V, 189, p. 149.
to reimburse its
or
W. Maxey Jarrnan, Chairman, on Feb. 6 announced that proxies have
mailed some 10,500 stockholders for approval of a change of the
set
a
These boats will be both inboard
statement filed with the SEC on Dec. 3, 1958 by
Valley companies, all located in Phoenix, Ariz., covering an
of 3,610,757 shares of common stock, became effective on
12.—V. 188, p. 2462.
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,.
.
.
•;
' "K
*t J %
** t' . •
'
Jan.
1957,
purposes, ox* to repay
will be appliOtl to such
or
D&'er
'
Merger—
of America above.—V. 184,
on
this
First Deer Valley Land Co.—Statement Effective—
The
31,
like
aggregate
aviation and Navy high performance
v .
i_ -.
.
Corp.—Proposed
General
See Development Corp.
sidiary
■
has
wholesale
A.check
•:
stock for $6,000,000;
until Feb. 16, 1959, to request a hearing thereon.
The sub¬
will use the proceeds for property additions subsequent to
persons
Dec.
of an application with the SEC proposing,
to GPU of an additional 300,000 shares of
and the Commission has given interested
in the filing
by the subsidiary
Co.,
sale
the
'
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primary
nine
an
.State of the art of radar altimetr.v for high performance aircraft.
under way on altimeters for Army
444.
p.
emphasis on capital appreciation possibilities.
Its, in¬
is Fidelity Management & Research
Co.,' which is
currently investment advisor to Fidelity Fund, Inc., and Puritan Fund,
Inc." • 7
.
'
The Fund is a Massachusetts corporation organized on Dec. 18, 1957.
The Fund has only one class of securities—shares of capital stock of
$1 par value—of which 2,000,000 are authorized.—V. 189, p. 344.
:V According to Mr. Rappaport, Emerson's work in the field of radar
and radio altimetry has rapidly become a major product line of its
Government
Electronics
Division
with
considerable
work
currently
jiircraft.—V. 189, p. 148.
188,
moldling fiberglas fighting chairs
fishermen and is presently negotiating with a large, well-
game
vestment
contract, George RappaDivision Vice-President for
that this program,
which utilizes
constitutes a marked breakthrough in
system,
developed
big
engineering,
BUSINESS—This Fund is
-
Electronics
-.
addition,
$200,000,
this important
of
The' corporation
Electric
Radar Alti-
a
revealed
further
"In
>-
'
Marketing,
completions.—V.
subsidiary
in
Proposes Purchase of Pennsylvania Electric Stock—
.
has also joined with its subsidiary, Pennsylvania
.
public offering price is subject to reduction, however, for
amounts as follows: On purchases of at least $25,000 but les$
than $50,000, $11.68 per share;" on purchases of at least $50,000 but
less than $100,000, $11.56 per share; on purchases of at least $100,000
but less than $200,000, $11,38 per share; and on purchases of over
/■'
Government
Emerson's'
for
•
partial
larger
more
Field,
companies or to reimburse GPU's
for such investments made subsequent to Dec. 31, 1958.
../"The
on
to
or
thereon.
hearing
a
investments
publicly on Feb. 3 at a price- of $12 per share
through Hornblower & Weeks, Chicago, 111., and The
Crosby Corporation, Boston, Mass.-,* as distributors for
the Fund, on a when, asj and if issued basis in their
respective territories.
,V.
.
request
offered
Feb. 4 announced that a pilot production con¬
than $2,000,000 has been awarded to its
Electronics Division by the U. S. Air Force, Air Materiel
corporation
amounting
port,
',
-
•-.•.
later
21-foot models.
new
outboard.'
Fidelity
Awarded Air
^
—
for completion
interested persons until Feb. 16, 1959, to,
The funds are to be used for additional
treasury
and the Commission has given
v
[Of 1,000,000 shares of $1 par value capital stock were
from offering date. No underwriting is involved.
to be used for working capital.—V. 185, p. 610.
-4,
■■
..
becoming national dis¬
tributor for these chairs.
Meantime,- engineering is designing several
Other products to be placed in production shortly."
♦
-
days
K .Emersoii Radio & Phonograph Corp.
parent
policy of develop¬
strong suburban
•«..,>
Jr., President,
C. Bennett,
mold§ for its
known
Jackson, Miss.—Files With SEC—
Jan.
downtown
of
our
stores* and
General Shoe
i' "Production
-
to pay Mr. Robinson a flat salary
la return for which he will continue to manage the insurance business,,
which will then net opera ted as an unincorporated division of Elkin
jJdanagement.
:
on
for
considerable
"After
and
$1,200, Elkin'Management • proposes
Z-rThe corporation
corporation has applied to the SEC for authorization to effect,
some
$15,000,000 of borrowings
and reborrowings from commercial
banks from time to. time. during the period ending March 31, 1960;
Craft, Inc.—Financing
Thomas
.i
of
Public Utilities Corp.—Bank Borrowings—
General
without issuing any new securities.
scheduled
and
A
—
This
suburban
Completed—Dayton Co.,
Fla., on Jan. 26 announced that the under¬
writing on the common stock of Fiber Craft, Inc. has
been completed and that a free trading market is now
mitting its purchase for $1,200 of an insurance agency known as M. V.¬
Robinson Agency, San Gabriel, Calif.; and the Commission has given
interested persons until Feb. 16, 1959, to request a hearing thereon.
Emerite Corp.,
downtown
•
program
«: Fiber
has filed an application with the SEC
order under the Investment Company Act per¬
The insurance agency is. owned by;M.
shareholder of Eikin Management.
In
strong
of
involve
way
So. Miami,
company
exemption
an
under
new
common
for
Agency—
combination
a
ment
"'J: Elkin Management Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—To PurChase
projects
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t
_
_
of. our
Seven Federated projects that are scheduled
a
_
.
1 for a new 150,000 squareregional shopping center,
first
occupancy this year, and next will add over a million square feet oi
retail facilities. Three other projects are in various stages of develop-,
New
is
He
Ohio's
Offering
Secondary
—
.
most
expansion
York City; has been elected, a director of this
Vice-President of the investment banking firm,
i of Laird & Company, Corporation, of Wilmington, Del.—V. 189, p. 601.'
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>
-
corporation.
southern
in
maintained.
«//
"
Expansion
mately $650 million of sales in 41 stores, expects to finance its present
'
10.0
,
.
.
:/./Securities & Co.___i______. 10.0
Pafne, Webber, Jackson & " ;
Inc.—Plans
Corp.
Acceptance
General
offering of 19,263 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Jan. 22 by Blair & Co. Inc., and
Scherck, Richter Co., at $17.75 per share, with a dealer's
concession of 45 cents per share. The offering was over¬
subscribed.—V. 188, p. 2462.
Federated, the nation's largest department store group with approxi¬
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
—_
4.5
Lee Higginson Corp._i__.__
4.5"
Blunt Ellis. St. Simmons
*2.5'
Estabrook & Co;__^__i_i_i_" 2.5
Hickey & Co
:
2.5
26.0
____
Union
store
pipline companies have the right to
review by the Federal Power Commission. 1
' /
secondary
program
1960.
branches.-"'"
10.0
Moseley & Co
in
"While
.
Ehstman
expansion
anf
branches; two of the
largest are expansions
stores,"'Mr. Lazarus said, "Thus, they continue
the
and the percentages, of the shares which
•■reach has severally agreed to purchase..from-the company and from
"the selling stockholders are as'folipws:
: ' •
.
•/ ..." j
F. S.
has
Sliillito's, revealed plans on Feb.
branch
opening
i
principal underwriters
the
foot
to*
pursuant
Stores,
Department
corporation
division,
473,650 shs.
offered
stock-being
•vcapital
'
5'
gas
change their rates, subject to
188, p. 851.
■—V.
involving 10 major
projects, Fred Lazarus, Jr., Chairman of the Board, disclostvl on Feb. 2.
; Mr. Lazarus made this announcement
after Federated's Cincinnati
-$450,000
i£hs.
600,000
for
reserved
tOf which
35,000
shares
are
""Restricted Stock Option Plan." UNDERWRITERS—The
$500,000
+
t'
■
*
$2)__1_:
(par
'
-
V
;
This
hatural
that
ruled
Court
of obtaining some $7,000,000
going to present Penn-Texas
process
only-fair they hold us accountable for the profits and prosperity
since
the money
is going to pay for our purchase of
stock," Mr; Landa explained.—V. 188, p. 1517.
Federated
Outstanding
$25,000
of
installments
-
the
Fairbanks
•
f
in
is
Fairbanks
of
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
K
/
Penn-Texas
(,
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
(705)
stock issue,
most of the stock
through subscription rights.
a
holders
dividends have been paid in
leach year since 1950,
the company proposes to continue its general
policy :of retaining earnings to finance additional business as long as?
•necessary.
Therefore, the company .does not expect to pay a cash
cash
nominal
DI\rIDENDS—Although
••
1
said
He
corresponding period of 1967.
$281,588, or 72 cents per share, in the
.
-
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
Garden
Square
.—V. 188, p.
1044.
Corp.
See
that
company
below.
"
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Up—
.
'^ Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Landa Named Chairman—
'I Alfons Landa, President of Penn-Texas Corp., on Jan. 28 was named
For
jOhairman and Chief Executive Officer of Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
My.
Landa-succeeds Col. Robert H.
had held the post off and
who
4
currently becomes: Chairman-emeritus.
"-as
*.1
,
President.'
Mr.
Landa said
Penn-Texas Corp.
Morse, Sr.,
on
years.
Col.
Morse
Robert H. Morse, Jr., continues
,
..
the "executive change was prompted by
,
*
the need
-
-
•.
36"o
for
the
Fund's
per
V.
share a year ago to $14.43. This, he said, is an increase
after-adjustment for the securities profits distribution made
Orr
"investments
has
44,492,700
Sales
189,
p.
$
1959—^7
^
Wks.—1958
I
$
"
34,664,724 452,250,523 384,753,745
602.
per
to shareholders.
line
1959—4 Wks.—1958
$
31, 1958, James H. Orr, President,
share net asset value increased from
.
:
Mr.
to take a more .active part in.-running the business
of Fairbanks-Morse.
$10.77
-of
that
Period End. Jan. 24—
Inc.—Asset Value Up 36%—
Effc.
ended
quarter
the
announced
who is 80 years old
for many
Gas Industries Fund,
•
in
all
that
Gas
Industries
forms of energy,
Fund,
(A. P.)
Green Fire Brick Co.—Private Placement—
.
,
reported
a
mutual fund
with
expects that the natural gas pipe¬
expansion will receive. fresh impetus now that the Supreme Court
reversed the Court of Appeal's "Memphis decision."
The Supreme
The
company
investors.
borrow 86,000,000 from institutional
interest rate were not disclosed.
has arranged to
'
The terms
and
the proceeds, $2,000,000 will be used to refinance an outstanding
loan and the balance used to finance a $1,000,000 plant at Tarentum,
Of
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(706)
pi., about 20 miles oortheast of .Pittsburgh, and. for additional
ment at -the company's Mexico, Mo., headquarters.-r-V., 189, p. 46.
modern. 20,000
equip¬
'V The shareholders Rill -be asked- to approve the merger of two of its;
funds at the annual meeting to be held on Feb. 24.
? Group's
board
of directors is recommending the combination or
Aviation
Electronics
with
Shares
\\'■
Investor
Purchases
of
v*
purchases of
investor
Institutional
individual and
quality control
expanded
making the
laboratory,
; "
the other."
stated,
"will
to
he
receive
present
the
for
the
at
the coking period, and provide sufficient coke of normal size
physical and chemical tests.
The' equipment used willpattern of that designed-, and used by the steel companies
their own laboratories, und will be the only such installation by
in
the
Botany Mills,
Inc. above.—V. 189, p. 603.
■
Ling" Electronics,
-
.
Am
■Talks
in the stop order
pending' In respect of the registration statement filedhas been postponed at the request of company
counsel from Jan. 29, 1959, to Feb. 26, 1959.—V. 189, p, 481. >
»
ment
combining their respective
be
The Kaiser
progress,
company
were released, it was indicated
forthcoming in the near future.
supplier to Industrial users ol clay, silica and alumina
Ninth Circuit in San Francisco..
L. Jacobs, President
Jan. 26 of a ruling
by the Tax Court in the case of Robley H. Evans vs. Commissioner
of Internal Revenue. - Mr. .Evans is the Seattle licensee of the Hertz
car rental system.
'
'
..."
Mr. Jacobs caid that In connection with Evans' 19o0 and 1951 income
tax returns, the Government had argued that the useful life of auto¬
mobiles for -depreciation purposes was the- period during which they ;
were held by Mr. Evans, with salvage value equal to the proceeds when
This was stated on Feb. 2 in Chicago by Walter
of Hertz System, followiug the Court's reversal on
/
refractories^and,;.
'
r
organizations would supplement one another.- ;
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Kaiser Chemicals operates three plants near Salinas, CaJIf.-and one.
at Columbiana, Ohio.
Mexico has plants located ih Mexico, Mo.; Van
two
the cars were sold.
The Court of Appeals
p. 2642.
/
that contention.—V.
rejected
decision
Co.—Correction—
188,
•First
*
*
-
.
*
-
„
-•
EFFECT
GIVINO
mortgage bonds:
*
•
.
-
*
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Outstanding '
-
1
Inc;, Milwaukee; Wis.—Files With SEC—
rThe corporation on Jan. 30 filed a letter of notification with the
8EC covering 1,687 shares of common.stock (par $10) to be offered
at $14 per share; without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
181, p. 2929.
for working capital.—V.
'
Hilton
Credit
Corp.
—
'
i
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.
.
Secondary* Offering
/
.
sec¬
series
duo
198li.
due
1982.
series
due
1984
27,000
The
through
The
at
into class
A
to
This company
in New York
a
(N. Y.) for a revolving bank credit in the amount of
$30,000,000 to be available to the company until Feb¬
ruary, 1960.
-
corporation
30
Jan.
on
filed
letter
a
notification
of
The banks..participating in the credit and the
amounts of their
participations
are:
The First
National City Bank
of
New* York
$12,500,000; The Chase Manhattan Bank $5,000,000; The New York
Trust
Co.
$5,000,000;
Bankers Trust Co.
$5,000,000; - The Franklin
National Bank
of
Long Island $1,500,000 and The Meadow Brook
National Bank of Nassau County $1,000,000.
.
-
with
the
covering
$25
11,936 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
per
/•
•;
;
.
.
In addition,
Kroger Co.—January Sales Up—
•'
stock to March
common
effect
which
4 Weeks Ended Jan. 24—
1958
1959
Sales
24, 1959.—-V. 188, p. 1717.
•$142,203,780 $135,182,370
...
will
service
*
'New high
Corp—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
Lake Central Airlines,
fering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
on Jan.
22 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $23.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per share.
quickly
was
completed.
V.
also
See
189,
See Western Gas Service
Co. below.—V.
-
*
R.
This
Jan.
McArthur, Executive Vice-President, on Jan. 28 announced. a
increase of 5% effective Jan.-16 for employees on the
on Jan. 27. Mr. McArthur said the wage increase will go to
xnost
wage
of
the
company's non-union employees and to Wyoming pro¬
duction personnel represented by the Oil, Chemical.and Atomic Workers'r
International "Union,
AFL-CIO, Local 2-373.—V.
189,
482.
p.
quired
P. Israel
Citrus Plantations,
Ltd.
—
registration statement filed with the 8EC on Dec. 23, 1958,
covering 750,000 sharos of common stock, was withdrawn on Jan. 27.
1959. See also V. 188, p. 2743.
including further
erty additions und improvements.—V. 189, pp. 46,
Income
Foundation
David
Mr.
w
the
Barton
latter
Donahue
who
had
been
both
and
Chairman
to
his
for
also
President
iea. p.
He
corporation
on
SJaO.OOO
and
Jan.
of
21
redemption prices
due
R.
&
of
2,185,000
owns
a
7,800-acre
tract
located
in
p.
6%
series
A
letter
of
ranging
No
& Chemical Corp.,
The
Join
—V.
Lehman
Corp.,
1959,
it
director
of
4,
a
138, p.
The
2508.
in
announced
Electric
Co.
a
director
of
189,
Committee
and
International
Stanford
of
American
Robert
by
Trust
Co.,
Research
Harvard
Business
Institute
School
of
Machines
and
Business
a
He
of
debentures
to
is
The
the
Officer
be
of
in-
capital.—V. 184,
facility,
built
by
the
manager,
W.
L.
cerroora-
Mass.
on
MacMichael:: "This
the
election of Milton C.
was
the
announced
Board,
Chairman.
-
the
sale
cn
Mumford
Jan.
who previously
Mr.
Mumford
30
held
was
as
tion
recently
from
$17.29
value represented
per share
to
an
The
shares outstanding was in¬
an over-subscribed
of
number
Garden
Corp.
—
Norris-Wirtz
Stock
stockholdings
of
Norris
D.
James
and
Arthur
shares, or
have been
M!.
Wirtz
approximately
purchased
by
is
Corp.,
Rear
in
compliance
anti-trust
case
the
with
and
decision
in
is subject only to
S. District Court.
the International
the approval of
Bergen and Felt stated "Our company has no present inten¬
suggesting
any
change in
the operating management of
Square
Garden
Corp."—V.
187,
p.
456.
Magnolia Park, Inc., New Orleans, La. — Reorganiza¬
tion Plan Confirmed—Track Expected to Resume Opers.
Vice-President
U.
under
on
District
Jan.
Court
29
in
announced
New
that
Orleans,
Judge J.
La.,
Skelly
Wright
confirmed
had
the
of the
plan of
Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act.
An
order of confirmation is
being prepared for his signature.
Confirmation
as Chairman of Lever Brothers Co., Mr.
elected Chairman of the Board of Thomas J.
These three companies " represent Unilever interests in North America
S.
reorganization of this corporation, debtor in reorganization proceedings
of
Liptonf lnc. and Lever Brothers Ltd. (Toronto, Canada). Because of
-theseadded responsibilities, he resigned as President of Lever Brothers
"-Company.'
; ^
- •• ■
•
' k'
-•-<>.Z-,:
.
SEC
The
Chief Executive
In addition to continuing
was
High—
increased
Administration.—
President and
Executive
of
Madison
by William H. Burkhart, Chairman
the dual position of President and
formerly
s
1958, Edward A. Merkle, President,
Square Garden Corp.—219,350
outstanding capitalization —
Club
Messrs.
is
the
company.
Burkhart
of
This
Lever Brothers Co.—Mumford Elected President—
with
Shares
The record high
Judge Sylvester J. Ryan of the U.
483.
p.
Fund
1 and Dec. 31,
3.
Square
entire
Madison
Lehman,
Corp.
at
an
investment
company,
it
was
announced
Admiral John J. Bergen, USNR, Chairman, and
Irving Mitchell Felt, President of Graham-Paige Corp.
The purchase
price was approximately $4,000,000.
Caterpillar
member
last,
1961
Security
1614.
Graham-Paige
on
Jan. 30 by
Officer
Manhattan Bank, Southern Pacific Co., Pacific
The Chase
&
also
the
21.
15,
Bought by Graham-Paige Corp.—
has been nominated for election
at the annual meeting of stock¬
was
Jan.
5,000,000 to 6,433,095 as the result of
Madison
Board—
and Chief Executive
■
Madison
of
period.
same
from
Eoxing
is
Davies
Gas
£>ch case-
underwriting
w'ent lnto operation at Concord,
plant
of
to
Chairman of the? Board
March
on
Tractor Co.,
"dinptton pS
notification
subordinated
denominations of $100).
.According to
Corp.—Davies
Davies,
on
Dec.
rights offering to stockholders and re-invested capital gains distribution.
Net unrealized appreciation of the Madison Fund portfolio rose from
$3,457,546 to $29,440,974, while dividend distributions amounted to $0.63
from realized capital gains and $0.72 from ordinary investment income.
Charles
188,
1520.
p.
Feb.
on
the
creased
Corp., New Orleans, La.—
a
188,
value
asset
during
being
are
due
increase of 33.6%, after adjustment for dividend distributions.
Total
net
asset value increased
from $86,438,000
to $135,782,722
company President, purchasing
of 12 other persons.
common,
notes,
registration statement filed with the- SEC on Oct. 6,
1958,
100,000 shares of common stock, was withdrawn on Jan. 14,
The
account
Lefcourt
lien
second
Madison Fund, Inc.—Assets at Record
of
miles from Washington, D. C.—V.
22
some
director
a
Mr.
■_
.
shares
G.
of Food Machinery
holders
International Business Machines Corp.—New
Facility
;
D.
Lehman
Paul L.
Exchange Commission—
filed
manufacturing
-1^*
of the acquisi¬
compensation
President.
proceeds are to be used, for working
t,S?Bi?UPPi^
the
lor
and
5lU
outstanding
See V.
1959.
partnership known as Carol City, Florida Venture, for the
and Garfield; and 437,000 shares to a second partner¬
County, Md.,
will
mort8»ge bonds, 434% series,
regular
Industrial^Finance & Thrift
+
2,622,000
a
Miami.
from
Federated
VMr' plus accruea intercst '«
Files With Securities
624.'
further distribution
filed with the SEC an amendment
statement covering an additional
par value.—V. 187, p. 677.
covering
has
ship known as Desser Development Co. for the D. G. & R. stock. Desser
and Garfield owns a large tract of land located in and known as Carol
City, Florida, 12 miles northwest of downtown Miami,
It has also
acquired the southern portion of Key Biscayne, across Biscayne Bay
V.
p
the closing
on
and
The
of Desser
Visiting
^Lpar
exchange,
Bank
M. A. C. Credit Co., Inc.—Statement Withdrawn—
this
40%
of
t0 par,' and at special
from
v
!S
R.
National
accrued intercst.
Payment will be made at the
First National Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.—V. 166, p. 215.
post.
is
■M^hei niQ«^SU ni0K$20'000'000 first
redeemable at
i
possible
account
own
to
stock
as
?
the
the
Of
issued
Indiana & Michigan Electric
Co.—Correction—
The
shares
&
its
announced
Plans, Inc., principal
and of Federated Investors, Inc., an interna¬
organization specializing in mutual funds.—V.
188, p. 2743.
?ec?ding
further 37,500
a
G.
Second
plus
$21.11 between Jan.
underwriter of the fund,
tional
Desser-D.
by Joseph Rosen to Arthur A. Desser,
and 482.
President
exercise
The
recently called for redemption
has
company
of
100%
the shares of Lefcourt
common which have been or are being issued to
the stockholders of
Desser and of D. G. Si R.
According to the prospectus, the remaining
120,000 shares the subject of the registration statement are to be sold
Fund, Inc.—New President
F. Donahue of
Pittsburgh, Pa., has been elected President
formerly Vice-President and a Director.
'
retain
to issue
the
on
its registration
to
relates
prop¬
John
was
commission
a
1959
29,
Lefcourt's registration statement relates to the offering of the 750,000
shares of Lefcourt common to the stockholders of Big Mound.
It also
some $21,000,000 of advances by
parent), and to use the balance
purposes,
to
•
Los Angeles BHtmore Hotel Co.—To Redeem Notes—
The
tion of the tract from the stockholders of Big Mound, as
for services rendered.
•
This company on Feb. 4 filed a
registration statement with the
SEO covering $50,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, series F, due March
1, 1994, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds ot the sale of the bonds will be used to
reimburse the
company's treasury lor expenditures made for property additions and
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
of the proceeds for general corporate
as
agreed
Co.—Registers With SEC—
improvements (including repayment of
intends
Lefcourt
common.
investment company
Boston
Jan.
all
option to purchase some 3,784.9 acres of land from the stock¬
holders of a Florida corporation known as Big Mound Trail Corp. for
of Lefcourt
Cedarhurst' and
of
of Hempstead.—V. 188, p. 1434.
on
an
shares
The
Illinois Bell Telephone
filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 3,492,000 shares of common stock. ;
'
1
shares
Bank
Long
150,000 shares of common stock, $1
option, which is subject to acceptance by the stockholders of Big Mound
of shares of Lefcourt common.
Lefcourt has issued 100,000 common
Statement
-Withdrawn—
Co.
Co.,
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc—Registers With SEC
This
According to the prospectus, Lefcourt has acquired all of the stock
of Desser & Garfield, Inc., and D. G. & R., Inc., in exchange for
2,622,000 shares of its common stock.
In addition, Lefcourt has ac¬
750,000
L C.
Trust
Bank, Bank of Huntington, Nassau
Bank of Babylon, Bank of Smithtown, Bank
Island Trust Co. (Garden City), Penin¬
Hempstead
Cove),
(Glen
Westbury Trust
<b
corporation
29, 1959,
Long Island, including Bank of Rcckville Centre
National Bank of Long Island, Long Island National
on
Hicksville,
sula- National
186, p. 214.
Lefcourt Realty Corp.—Registers With SEC—
.
general
payroll
Co.
of
on
Husky -Oil Co.—Wage Increase Announced—
M.
150.
of
185, p. 720.
and 602.
-
Bank
Lea County Gas Co. of New Mexico—Name Changed—
482
pp.
109, p.
the company is arranging for credits in varying amounts
exceed a total of $3,000,000 with banks located in its
Trust Co., Security
Inc.—Merger Ban Upheld—
See North Central Airlines, Inc. below.—V.
made
It
for any January in history of company.—V.
not
territory
Trust
Houston
Co.—Bank Cred it Arranged—
has arranged with a group of four banks
City and two banks in Nassau County
Long: Island. Lighting
for working capital.
corporation has called for redemption on March 25
next,
operation of the sinking fund, $190,000 of its 53/*%. secured
15, 1971 at 100%.
Payment will be
of the. Canadian Bank of Commerce.
convertible
give
for
,
by property,
supplemental
and
mortgage
systems
$ound
.
13,144,340 Shs.
restricted
Issuance
the
of
to
used
defense
138,576 shs.
3,530,000 shs.
but
provisions
apparatus
.
tems
.
authorization
other
.
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
are
;
other
not
and'
Ling-Electronics is a producer of electronic vibration testing sys¬
and other-high-powered electronic equipment vital to the U. 8.
program.''
The Altec plant- Is located on a 14-acre
site in Anaheim, Calif.
Other facilities are Teased in Los Angeles and New York City. Bee
also V. 139, p. 603.
V
,
,
|
8,000,000
.
Kip, Inc., Chatham, Mass.—Files With SEC—
'
convertible debentures due Dec.
made at any branch in Canada
The debentures
:
;
400,000 shs.
$100)
(par
small number of shares of common
stock which may be issued between Dec. 1, 1958 and the completion
of this financing under the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan
for employees. Seo details In V. 189, p. 347.
SEC
Home Oil Co.,
to
Committee,
New York
public...address systems, Thome;* high
fidelity
equipment,
broadcasting and recording components. \.
industry,
indentures.
statement filed with the SEC on June 12, 1958,
capital stock, became effective on Oct. 11,
187, p. 2800.
.
stock
(par $8.75).—
as
in
Co.
theater and television
60,000 Shs.
and
Vice-Chairman
the Executive
of
Altec
formers,' cabinets and
4,703,000
50,000 siis.
•Unlimited
member
a
.
5,198,000 C
.
series
shares of
also V.
-
series
earnings
Carrington * becoming
Mr.
Ward
Mr.
director;' will serve as a director of. Ling Electronics.
It is contemplated- to change
the company name to Ling-Alteo
Electronics, Inc. at a stockholders meetings in the near future. \
: :■
Based-on'the last-reported quarterly sales, the sales-of the combined
companies were at an annual rate of over $20 million, according to
Mr. Ling, and should divide'equally between military and commercial
production.
<-^ The standard, line of,equipment manufacture*, by the.Altec Compa-
,;-r.v
6 305 ' 000
1979—'
due
series
Common stock
with
Inc.,
and
Board
Hickson, Vice-President of Bankers Trust
£!yniW includes quality^doud-speakers, - micn^dMHies,onipltfiers, trans-
■
5%
lloagland & Dodge Drilling Co. Inc.—Statement Effec¬
registration
9 god"000~
.
series
JDoes
See
$31,524000
4 V*%
tive—
1958.
-
v,
3Ya7o
.
and 482.
covering
due-1979_^_^-u.-.
Cumulative preferred
V4 Ya %' series.
(par
$1) was made on Jan. 21 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $8
per share, with a dealer's concession of 40 cents per
share.
The offering was completed.—V. 189, pp. 150
The
series
—
3V*%
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock
t
duo 1984—.^
3\'\c/o
;
A
—
series
27/a%
2%%
•
C.
CoS-,
,
<
23m%-
Vllesco,
the
D.
» « "jj;
Site
.
Authorized
'
to
Electronics,
of
The
-
issue.*
19
Jan.
our
CAPITALIZATION
™
or
-
■
following-statement is repeated to correct that which appeared
ITie
in
Ling
and. A,-A.
Carrington.and.'A.- A., ward.. -Altec President, will.
Ward,. Altec President- will,
direct Altec's operation- and will serve as directors
of
Both Mr.
present
'
A,
.
stock.
common
medial ^tfonTmai^emen^uiL,
rarrin^ton
Ling
-
Kansas Power & Light
of
continue
Niles, Ohio; and'Bronte, Ont.,' Canada.;—
v
Pa.; Frostburg, Md.;
i$7, p. 2800.
v.
corporation,
effected through a share for share
Electronics, Inc. has filed a-regis-,
tration
statement with the SEC covering the exchange offer.
It Is
expected that Altec's board of directors will vote to recommend. theexchange of stock to the stockholders, according to Mr. Carrington.;
Altec currently has 335,000 shares outstanding and Ling approximately
1,010,000 shares of common stock.
<
.
'
Upon completion of the acquisition, Altec Companies, Inc. and itd
subsidiary, AltCc "Etmsing Corp., will both operate- as subsidiaries of
I.lng Electronics;-Inc. and. Alter Service Co. will continue as a divi-
.
panles.
.
Dyke,
this
by
...
supplier of basic (magnesia) refractories used by the steel, glass, cement
und copper Industries for high temperature applications.
Mexico refrac¬
tories Co., not at- present in the basic refractories field, is a major
Upheld in Tax Case—
i. The
long-established views on useful life .for Federal income tax
depreciation purposes have been upheld in a ruling of the U. S. Court
-Ilertz Corp.—Unit
the- acquisition
for
The proposed acquisition is tu be
exchange
spokesmen said, and while no
that a complete state¬
vChemicals Division of tlie Kaiser corporation is a major
details
may
in
still
are
further
corporation,
Acquisition—
Inc.—Proposed
terms
on
"Companies,
,
confirmed
3
agreement
Altec
of
corporation and Mexico • Refractories Co. of Mexico, Mo., oil
that they have entered into negotiatons which may
ThJs
lead to a possible merger for the purpose of
refractories business.-. >
1933
of Appeals for the
Co.
Insurance
Inc. stock was announced on Jan. 28, by Board
Chairman James J. Ling of Ling Electronics and G. L. Carrington,*
Chairman of the Board of Altec Companies.
' ■,
Merger
Kaiser Aluminum & ChemicalCorpi—Proposed
Postponed—
proceedings under the Securities
hearing
of
-Life
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Merger Discussions Terminated—
See
Feb.
this
.
See'Ling Electronics, Inc. belowj
.
The
V
IJngr»Alter Electronics, Inc.- -Proposed New Name—
Virginia."—V. 189, p. 432.
commercial coal producer in southern West
h
Hamilton Oil & Gas Corp.—Hearing
I
V V;-'
-
-
General
Connecticut
from
000
,
I.2MU..
Act
'
Loan. Corp.—Private
through the sale of 12-year 5%% notes.
The other
$2,000,000 was placed via the sale of 5-year 5%% notes
to mutual funds. See also V. 180, p. 603.
further
for
follow
in new purchases and $376,000 in
conversions from one to another of Group's 21 mutual funds, leaving
pet liquidations for the month of $979,000.
Mr. Ahbe noted that .January's total figure was 58?«>
above that for
the same month in 1958 when they were $2,801,114, and that sales in
the amount of $10,060 and over rose 60%
to the period.—V. 188.
by
50.
p.
Borrowings—The com-;
pany. has arranged to borrow $5,000,000 as follows: $2,000,000 from New York Life Insurance Co. and $1,000,-
1
■
officers.—V."188,"
Liberty
during
the shares
Securities, Inc., $150,000,000 investment company, amounted
to $4,435,026 in January, according to John L. Ahbe, Vice-President
and Direotor of Sales of Distributors Group, Inc., the company's na¬
.
y -1 executive
the
Coal Research Center, which will have complete
facilities
for
this
project including
a
movable-wall oven of /full
commercial
width
which
will
record
the wall
pressure
developed
of Group
tional sponsor.
: ••
The total figure Includes $4,-059,000
recently
carbonization,"
priority
58% in January—
Total
Center at Holden
29 by R. E. Salvati, President.
Center," Mr. Salvati explained,-."adjoins
of each available
"Coal
Securities Shares Rise
Group
Research-Center- • -*»
......
Research
Coal
"The
facilities
.
this contact- director
replace-
W. Va., was announced on Jan.
company's
Shares.
Equipment
Electrical
and
Aviation-Elcctronics.-Electrical Equipment;
They propose the*ncw name:
Shares..
...
'
company's new Coal Research
this
of
m
.Completion
maintained liaison with Unilever-through a contact
Chairman roL these companies;-Mr. Burkhart will.
relationship. The individual companies
and previously had
director. A3 Board
be serving the entire
soon
Coal Co-Completes
Island Creek
Two Fund$*- :
Group Securities, Inc.—To Merge
square foot structure' will
England area."—V. 189, p. 482. ' '
New
Mondayr February 9, 1959
...
of vote
of
one
the
plan followed disqualification by the
Court
of the principal creditors of the debtor who had voted
of
against1 the plan. The Commission had urged disqualification
ground* that -this creditor did not vote in good faith.
-
on
-
the
;
"
*
Magnolia5 PaTfc -prevlously^'aS~owner"-Of- ra
'
New Orleans;
Because "Of
financial
race track* Just outside
It* sold the properties
difficulties;
Volume
Number 5819
189
subject to
.
lease-back arrangement.
a
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Kearsarge Consolidated Mining- Company. In .violation of the Securities;
Act registration requirement.) The- order further asserts
that, in the;
offer .and 'sale of, Mono-Kearsarge stock, "Gravis, Inc., and the said
individuals ."engaged in acts, practices- and- a course- of business which>
Park filed
Court
The
a
authorized the Trustee to
thereafter
with
enter into an
directed
On
•
will
Jefferson
splitting of the stock, dividends to be paid, discovery of uranium
the issuer, and the bringing in of a new well by the issuer.
18,
receive
either
reorganized
stock.
to
of
trustee
cash,
or
securities of
new
certificates
participating
namely,
company,
certificates,
-
■
at
turn,
operations
on
Paul
E.
;
force
000
of
new
Sickness
He also
business.
Life
emphasis«would
placed
be
said
the
on
'
in
that
the
coming year
the
of
our
its
anrl
'Sfts
;
filed
22
SEC
the
L.
for
call
redemption
.such shares ito common stock.
Commission
The
184,
above.-—V.
p.
•
made
at
Old
the
Colony
Trust
Boston,
Co.,
view
the
not
Mo.—Proposed Merger
to
$31,157,000
Construct
struct
has
FPC
struction
is
granted
miles
352.9
additional
in
this
estimated
pipeline
capacity.
about
at
Natural
Gas
p.
The
•
banking
was
of
Chairman
Kinley,
and
Corp.,
Chief Executive
Messrs.
announced
Midland-Ross,
on
22 by William H. McWade N. Harris, President
Jan.
and
Officer.
and Smith fill two vacancies in the eight member
resulting from the deaths last year of Percy W.
Harding
of
partner
director of the
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
and
Harold
C.
Richard,
Manufacturers Trust Co. of New York.—V. 188, p.
a
1864.
Midland Valley RR.—Interest Not Earned—
The
executive committee
of the board of
directors,
pursuant
to Sec¬
Supplemental Indenture dated April 1, 1943, ascertained
and determined that the net earnings of the company for the year
-.1958 were Insufficient to provide any payment in 1959 on the comof
4
the
'
"
and series "B" bonds.—V.
pany's adjustment mortgage s#rie3 "A"
p.
773.
This
has
company
authority to
notes
The
Issue
filed
an
$8,100,000, principal
would
be
issued
to
the
amount
Mellon
the
FPC
Various
rules
seeking
Bank
&
Trust
1961,
and
than
one
date of issuance.
would be used to refund $4,100,000 of notes presently
outstanding
and
to meet construction
expenditures
for the year
1959 and I960.—V. 185, p. 1277.
Mono-Kearsarge Consolidated Mining Co.—SEC Order
under
the Securities
Gravis,
Inc.,
'
1
"
Exchange
Commission
'
and
*
has
ordered
proceedings
Exchange Act of 1934 to determine whether R. B.
52 Broadway, N. Y.,
and certain individuals, violated the
registration and anti-fraud provisions of the Securities Act of 1933 and.
if so,
whether the registration of Gravis, Inc., as a broker-dealer
should
be revoked.
According
•
to
the
Commission's
order,
information
developed
in
an
investigation conducted by its Staff if trie tends to show that Gravis,
Inc., and the
said individuals offered and sold common stock of Mono-
that
the
not
under
also
with
Motel
as
'
the
the
by
concluded
a
two
the
Is
the
the
of
address
other
mitigating
sheet
Act
of
of
Public
its
or
that
filed
a
of Shapiro under
reading of its rules
Professional
Accountants
Conduct
and
of
FPC
York
be
management."
Moreover, the
the requirements of the Act,
who as principal officer had
statement and caused it to be
registration
fact
that
statement
Bollt
and
in
could
places.
was
Shapiro
any
were
to
response
one
mention
partners,
item in
have
or
been
For example,
circumstances
urged
were
Shares Corp.—Proposes
Stock
asked
the
at
name,
firm
advisor.—V.
in
behalf
with
Field
used
to
take
gas
,
.
12-lnch
of
lateral
of New York City, to sell gas
Columbia's affiliate, United Fuel
Columbia will use the proposed
,
to
W.
Va.
temporary
United at Means
to
gas
»
..
authorizations
for
.*
1
each
.
Uriagara Uranium Corp.—SEC Suspends Stock Offering
See Arizona Uranium Corp. above.—Y. 183,
2226.
p.
North Carolina Natural Gas Corp.—Places Bonds Pri¬
vately—The company has arranged to place privately
$13,750,000 of first mortgage bonds with institutional
investors through Kidder, Peabody &
Co., it was an¬
nounced
Jan.
on
The New York Life Insurance Co.
12.
purchased $5,000,000 of the issue.
The
proceeds
natural
will be
to
used
transmission
gas
188,
lines
finance
construction
335
and
miles
of
635
of
miles
distribution
of
lines.—;
1928.
p.
North Central Airlines, Inc.—Private Placement—The
company, through Ferris & Co., of Washington,
has arranged for the private placement with an
D. C.,
insti¬
tutional investor of $2,340,000 5^% first lien equipment
notes due 1966 (guaranteed by the Civil Aeronautics
Board pursuant to Public Law 85-307) and
$2,000,000
5 Vi % first lien equipment notes due 1962.
The
spare
net proceeds will be used to buy five Convair 340 aircraft and
parts, and to increase working capital-
Merger Ban Upheld—
The
United
States
Court
of
Appeals
Aeronautics Board's refusal to allow
Lake
Central
North
This
Airlines, Inc.—V. 189,
a
upheld
Jan,
on
of this
merger
the
29
Civil
and
corporation
604.
p.
Bollt,
Star
Chemicals, Inc.,
corporation,
»
Paul,
Minn.—Loan—
sulphuric acid manufacturing
new
a
St.
company, has received a $1,000,000 long-term loan from
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.,
Minneapolis,
according to R. W. Anderson, Financial Vice-President
of the insurance company.
Northern Insurance Co. of New York—Stock Sold—
The 1,777 shares of capital stock not subscribed for
by stockholders
at $36 were taken up and sold by the underwriters ior
group account
at $47.37V2
share.
per
See also V. 189, p. 484.
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd. (Canada)
American Property Leases Production—
In
a
Jan.
on
to
move
to reduce
balance
the impact
31
of
announced
property will
its
production
with
—
Spanish
deliveries
and
temporary production cutback, the directors
a
that,
effective Feb.
1,
production and be put on
cease
allowable
Its
a
"Spanish
care
and
American"
maintenance
basis.
Northspan comprises three properties — "Lacnor,"
"Panel"
and
"Spanish American" which, together, represent a capital investment
of
$100
over
million,
During 1958, the
In
Northspan's
The
first
imposing
company
contract
two
of
with
the
heavy
financial
attained the rates
Eldorado.
three
properties
to
obligations.
of production
come
into
specified
production,
"Lacnor"
and "Panel," in fact exceeded anticipated
outputs, with the
that, during .the last few months of 1958, Northspan's shipments
result
of
the Commission's
of
189,
Name Change—
whose shares arc? listed
announced on Feb.
annual meeting to vote on
Exchange,
the
name
new
the
to
would
be
effective
corporation enid,
Dominick &
p.
3
a
that
on
of
oxide
uranium
nouncement
substantially
exceeded
the
contract
rate,
the
an¬
said.
Northspan's
ments
stockholders
proposal
changing
early
in
March.
would Identify it more
Dominick,
which
acts
as
its
of
its
obtained
last
-six
towards
investment
604.
bank
the
Inc.—Register With SEC
amount of $200,000,
(2)
will offer 29,306
such
shares
in
exchange
for
present plans for the disposition of the remaining 4,472
NTA shares plus any of said 29,306 NTA shares not exchanged with
Its class A common shareholders,
but (a) may sell the same from
time to time on the American Stock Exchange at prices to be deter¬
mined by the seller on the basis of reported prices or quotations of
no
outstanding
NTA
some
Northspan sought and
monthly rates during the
its earnings and help
some
months
to
of
repayment
the
For
ship
1958
at
in
of
reason,
accelerated
order
Its
to
ago,
augment
obligations.
1958.
In
the
a
letter
dated
decision of
cutback
the
Dec.
30,
United
would
in
fact
representations
to
Ottawa
and
Beginning
contract
In
rate
—V.
p.
to
and
can,
Eldorado
passed on to Northspan
Commission that the
Atomic Energy
be
imposed
Washington,
and,
this
despite
decision
high
level
stands.
'
together, produce the reduced allotment.
July
of
steps
187,
"Panel"
1958,
States
have
of this year, it Is anticipated that the normal
will be resumed. It Is hoped that with
being taken, the "Lacnor" and "Panel" properties
position to fulfill Northspan's contract commitments.
shipments
now
a
678.
a
its outstanding 20,933 class A common shares on the basis of 1.4 shares
of NTA common stock for each of Its class A common shares, and
has
it,
permission, however, contained the reservation that It
be necessary to impose a cutback upon Northspan during the
half of 1959 to offset- the overshipments
during the last half
will then be In
filed
required
Eldorado's
might
further
registration statement with the SEC on
Jan. 30. 1959, covering 56,000 outstanding shares of its common stock.
NTA is advised that Family Broadcasting Corp.
(1) will transfer
22,222 such shares in satisfaction of an indebtedness In the principal
company
position
loans.
approval
months
"Lacnor"
closely
financial
to
with its banks for the deferment of payment of certain instal¬
arrange
of
the
Tffb Dominick Fund, Inc. If the proposal
name
National Telefilm Associates,
the
Company,
17
Charleston,
has
published
Bollt,
closed-end investment company,
The new
(3)
Oil
Block
of
.
included
1933
as
corporation's
approved, the
with
Shell
the
to transport and deliver the natural
Leach, Ky.
first
will
in
Company,
The
V.
voting stock.
Corporation, the Com¬
partner of Bollt rendered
from
Rules
registration
in
miles
11
Institute.
company
Corp.
facilities will be
construct
facilities
disqualification
only
of Certified
the
made
in
The
to
proposed
on
This
Securities
the
independence and the interpretation by the Institute of its
well as reliance upon the advice of counsel that Shapiro
was
independent.
Observing that these assertions were not persua¬
sive, the Commission stated that it was "convinced that Bollt rec¬
ognized Shapiro was not qualified to furnish an independent certifica¬
tion and sought to conceal this from us." The record did not establish,
however, that Shapiro sought to conceal his relationship with Bollt.
—V
187, p. 1545.
New
year from the
The proceeds
The
balance
a
Shapiro and their firm, including unfamiliarity
This
of promissory notes.
National
Co., of Pittsburgh, Pa., on various dates prior to April lk
in various amounts.
The notes would mature not later
Cites Broker—
before
183,
Issue Notes—
with
to
clear
was
nowhere
National
application
firm, Bernard
improper professional
the fact that they had a
reasonably expected to be
the biographical descrip¬
tion of Bollt lists his business activities and membership in fraternal
and civic
and professional groups, but omitted any refernce to his
partnership with Shapiro.
Moreover,
Shapiro's certificate was not
on the partnership's printed letterhead but on a blank sheet
of paper
upon
which Shapiro's home address
had been typed, without his
knowledge.
■'
'
Minnesota Power & Light Co.—To
the
Securities
outstanding
relationship
thereof
business
mentioned
rules,
tion
of
the
.although such information was required
the registration statement and this fact
board of Midland-Ross
Brown,
in
be
"until
the
disclosure
or
was
authorized
to build
about 27 miles
line from Elk County tP Clearfield County, Pa.',
$1,538,000.
hearings conducted by the Commission
under
company"s
observed
Motel
that
common
Partner of the investment
President of Case Institute
Midland-Ross
the
Bollt's
Commission
noted
„
Barney & Co., and Kent H. Smith, Acting
of Technology, to the board of directors of
Smith,
of
firm
,..
New Directors—
election of Charles B. Harding, Senior
not
future
Commission,
had
caused
his
partner
Shapiro
to
certify the company's balance sheet as an Independent accountant
and that he attempted to conceal his relationship with Shapiro.
It
are
Midland-Ross Corp.—Two
'
"engaged
should
the
of
Silver
that
The
authorized
2508.
and
in
which
of
is
signed the
filed
with
$31,157,000.
facilities, to be built in Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Illinois
in lieu of nine intermediate main line compressor
by the FPC on June 20, 1958.
The temporary
authorization does not permit the operation of the facilities—V, 188,
Michigan,
stations
in
Shapiro
Bollt,
independence at all costs."
The
The proposed
and
decision
a
observed, even apart from
firmly established under generally accepted accounting stand¬
independence is the
keynote
of
the
public
accounting
profession.
Authorities in the profession have repeatedly stressed
that the public accountant's primary asset- is his independence and
integrity, and that his is impelled not only by enlightened selfinterest, but also by rules of professional conduct, to maintain his
"it
temporary authority to con¬
loops and 16,560 horsepower
cost of the proposed con¬
company
24-inch
of
compressor
of
and
Theodore
Commission
Facilities—
The
Bollt
Motel
Institute
connected
Gulf
authorized
produced
and
•^The requirement in the Act that certification be
by an independent
accountant,"
the Commission stated,
"is a basic one and
reflects
the importance to investors and the public of an audit
by accountants
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Receives Tempo¬
Authority
by
but
American
ards
rary
issuance
of
partners,
certification
statement
circumstances
interpretations
See Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. above.—V. 188, p. -751.
;
Shapiro's
of
of
decisions
and
777.
Mexico Refractories Co., Mexico,
the
firm
its
of
follower private
Commission
these
l'87,
Mass.—V.
also
Gas
Disciplined for
to have
"engaged in
"denied the privilege of practicing"
period of SO days.
1958
majority
$2,358,000.
supply line and appurtenant facilities to extend southwesterly from its
existing pipeline to a point in the Block 17 Field, East Cameron Area,
Cameron Parish, La., at a cost of approximately $820,000.
The FPC
space.
him
not
independent with respect to Motel Corp. and, accordingly
disqualified him from certifying its
financiai
statement.
The
re¬
quirement of independence is prescribed by the Securities Act; and
The corporation has called for redemption on March 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, '$65,000 of its
5 Vz%
subordinated
debentures, due March 1, 1966 at 102% plus accrued interest. Payment
be
**
Corp.—Expansion—;
and Columbia Gulf Transpipeline facilities at a combined
The two projects are not related.
company
operate
Natural
about
Columbia
-
was
registration
a
State
of
this
and
produced in the Luthersburg Field, Clearfield County.
San
.
remaining
York
.
authorized
construct
approximately
-
cost
a
nft.
p.
found
a
to
January
the
will
announced
mission ruled that Shapiro's relationship
Merchants Acceptance Corp.—Partial Redemption—
;
decision
respect
a
of
Exchange
1019.
p.
New
at
Lfease—
1"%,
accounting
one
was
for
of
to
of 20-inch transmission
as
feet
Corp. of Italy (and later withdrawn).
Tills
statement
had
proposed
the public offering of approximately
$1,000,000 of stock by Motel Corp., whose address was the same an
that
of
the
Bollt
and
Shapiro firm.
The
statement
listed
Bollt
as
principal promoter, President, Treasurer, a director, and owner
Stock Offering—
Suspends
29
the
and he
in
Sec also V. 189, p. 483.
Uranium Corp.
Arizona
See
of. the
improper professional conduct"
practice before th6 Commission
our approval."
The other member
Shapiro,
In
'
(
manu¬
7—
;r
utilization
to
in
the
Mecca Uranium & Oil Corp.—Securities and
cost
in
has
Co.
previously granted
of the proposals.—V. 188, p. 895.
and
Commission
outstanding 5%
convertible preferred stock, it is announced that The First Boston Corp.
has agreed to purchase all said shares tendered prior to the close of
business on Feb.
19 at a flat price of 106 Yn'fc, and to convert all
of
"V-
for
FPC
mission
„
and
>
conduct";
with
the
r'
formulated
Jan.
on
Md.,
they obtain
McLouth Steel Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
with
continued.
ftaftway SHMto
that
ruled
unethical
$50,000 of 5%-7% series A bonds due July 1, 1962 to
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
working capital.—V. 180, p. 195C.
connection
Smith
Mr.
18,000 square foot
an
fco&hnot* & ttfhio fek.
The
it
covering
In
present site of less than 14,000 square
and electronics facilities at 5245 West
Improper Professional Conduct—
offered at par,
for
its
space
being
2744.
p.
permitted
letter of notification with
a
New York State Natural Gas
The
.
'
Jan.
notes." In
increased.
Motel Corp. of Italy—Two Accountants
(E. J.) McAleer & Co., Inc. (Mrs. Paul Kitchens), Phil¬
on
be
there."
are
188,
MotTfaen
Division,
corporation
of
amount
more
Accident
adelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
will
from
area,"
work
Spring,
be
this
enlarged
Plans
—V.
particularly tow-ard encouraging more ^volume
non-cancellable business.
Mr. Merrill also stated 'that
along with the increasing sales for each quarter of the year, the
present management had also been able to effect a cut of approximately
24%• in the general operating- expenses as compared to the previous
year.
Coupled with a premium income increase of 130% over 1957,
the overall picture of the company showed a very favorable trend,
he
added—V.
187, p. 2335.
SEC
-undisclosed
-an
"We are refurbishing the old Timm Aircraft
plant which we obtained
in our -merger with that company, in
June,
1957," ho said.
"This
facility has almost 100,000 .square feet of. building space on approxi¬
mately five acres.
Our
recently acquired Wickland Manufacturing
sanitation division Is already in the process of
setting up and enlarging
high-quality
.
and
a
feasible
as
facturing
development
includeUli490 shares of Monogram Precision
Fernando Road where it will be housed in
it was expected
very
England Gas & Electric Association—Secondary
Offering—A {secondary offering of 4,000 shares of com-(
mon stock (par
$8) was made on Jan. 21 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $23.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of
40 cents per share. The
offering was completed.—V. 189,
P. 48. - 7
....
"
soon
Dec. 31, 1958.
At the same time he pointed out that
favorable growth of the Agency field force during the
that in 1959 the company would write $25,000,-
of
as
the
New
totalling approximately $300,000 were received late
January by Lamatic Co. from Beech Aircraft and Rohr. '
"In keeping with our growth program, we
plan to move Lamatic
Merrill,
with
„
In¬
orders
New
President, in his annual report to the stockholders,
the present management had actually been in
control for only the last ten months of the year, he was happy to
report that 1958 showed «n overall increase of 70% in the insurance
in
Angelus
"
common>stock
officials state
that' although
year,
other
Calif.,-fabricators
high speed craft, from
,
This
the acquisition
of exotic metals
receives alFtne machinery,
inventory, con¬
$1,000,000 backlog of orders.
;
;
t
■: »
v
Lamaitic specializes in machining pacts fabricated out of
newer, high
temperature .metals such as titanium,
molybdenum,' beryllium
and
other super alloys. Its major contractu call for
components used in
missiles, rockets and aircraft where exotic metals are necessary because
to
-
tanker recently completed by the Bethefchem
Coast Steel Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
*
;
mortgage was insured under the terms of the Merchant Marine
Act of 1936, Title XI, as amended on Aug. 7, 1956.—V.
189, p. 348.
Pacific
30 announced
.
Maine Fidelity Life Insurance Co.—Insurance in Force
^aid
Jam
on
Hollywood,
the purchase
and
& Bisco have arranged for the Nautilus Corpo¬
building and permanent financing totaling $9,500,000 on a
deadweight
32,000-ton
heavy stress and heat. The.,advanced, equipment can also be used
all metals, plastics and other materials:
Presently working at a
$1,000,000 annual rate of production. Monogram Precision Industries
March 9, 1959.
'
Nautilus Petroleum Carriers Corp.—Loan Arranged—
FitzGerald, ,Reed
ration, the
for
may
Increased 70% in 1958—
by
has
,
and
-
engaged
It
additional
an
Gravis, President
of
be obtained from, the Trustee, Richard B.
Montgomery, Jr., 804-807 National * Bank of Commerce Building, New
Orleans 12, La.—V. 187, p. 1207.
^ "
•
Inc.
is
principally in the distribution of films for tele¬
outstanding 1,089,575 common shares and warrants'
495,800 shares. Family Broadcasting's Indebtedness
above referred to, In the amount of $200,600, is owing to
Minneapolis
Tower Company.—V. 189,
p. 348.
'■
.
hearing on Jan. 22, 1959, sustained thus position, which resulted
requisite vote for approval of the plan by the other creditors
security holders.
Thereupon,: the Court confirmed the plan ol'
reorganization.
Unless an appeal is taken, it is anticipated that the.
Trustee will proceed to carry out the plan.
It is expected that the
information
North
or. (d). may transfer
them to Its remaining
in event
of
liquidation of Family Broadcasting Corp.
offering any of said 56,000 shares and will not receive
of the proceeds thereof.
not
NTA
for
.
..
a
resume
171,
stockholders
NTA
is
casting.
Monogram < Precision
tracts
and
Further
B.
all
any
The order-provides for a hear¬
foregoing matters, at a time and place to be
p. 1359.'
T
jT.
"
7
the
supersonic
space,
dustries,
Industries'
of
ip. the
track will
into
Co.,
Terms of
the negative vote of one of "the
principal creditors on the ground that its primary interest in the
proceeding was to receive a concession contract from Jefferson Downs
to
furnish various services at the
track.
As indicated,
the Court
disqualification
urged
Lamatic
for
and 'common
Robert
are
(b) may retain, such shares, ;(c) exchange,
warrahts of National Theatres, Inc. pursuant
and
to
Monogram Precision Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
of
plau did not receive the requisite affirmative vote of Creditors
in further hearings before the- Court, the Commission -and tlie
,
inquire
Benjamin B. Smith, President,
The
and,
in the order
debentures
the-proposed'exchange offer to be made-by National Theatres, Inc.-
Gravis, Inc., and 11 of its salesmen.
-
Trustee
named
designated later.—V.
'
the
•
individuals
ing to
propose
after
1958,
The
•
arrange¬
Downs,
the Trustee
Dec.
NTA
them for
to
a fraud and deceit upon certain persons," in
they induced such persons to purchase Mono-Kearsarge stock by
mean's of false and misleading representations
with respect to theassessment feature of the "Stock, the market price of the stock, the'
increase in the price of the stocky the-merger of the issuing
company
with, and the purchase of its assets by,* a large steel company, the
Inc., for the operation of the Track and
a plan of reorganization.
"
hearing, the Court approved a plan filed
by the Trustee and directed its submission to * vote of .creditors
and stockholders. Under the plan, the 30-year lease is to be Assigned
to
the Debtor,
which will
assume
the operating ^agreement
with
Jefferson Downs. The plan provides that creditors and security holders
ment
stockholders
that
whereupon,'
voluntary petition for reorganization pursuant
to Chapter X.
A Special Master appointed by the Court filed a report
urging dismissal of the Chapter X petition on the ground that it was
not
reasonable
to expect
that a reorganization would be effected.
The Commission successfully opposed dismissal, and the Court approved
the petition and appointed a Trustee for the Debtor, who brought an
action for "rescission of the sale of the properties to the landlords,
who
had
appealed the Court's approval -of the petition.
Under a
compromise of this litigation, the landlords agreed to give the Trustee
a
new
30-vear lease on the properties, with a right of first refusal.
Magnolia
prior to such determination,
would and. did operate as
Upon default of rental payments,
•
landlord commenced State Court foreclosure procedings,
the
7
(707)
common
stock
on
such
Exchange
immediately
O'Bannon Uranium Co.—SEC Suspends Stock
See
Arizona
Uranium Corp.
above.—V.
182,
p.
Offering
917.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Net sales for the year 1958 totaled $176,771,484. a new
all-time high
for the ninth consecutive year and an increase of 8.2% over 1957 sales
of $163,327,463.
Income before taxe6 for 1958 was $23,377,123, which
with
$11,027,123, as
$19,227,654 in 1957, and net income after taxes was
compared with $9,007,654 for thfr previous year.
The
per share, compared with $1.36 per
share earned in 1957.—V. 189, p. 49.
compares
net
income
is
equivalent to $1.67
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
Stock Of¬
Jan. 22 publicly of-'
-Cored 60,000 shares of capital stock (par SI) at $29.50 per
chare. The offering was oversubscribed.
Automation Products, Inc.—Capital
Pacific
fered—'William R. Staats & Co., on
to selling stockholders,
will go
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—The
in California on Sept.
incorporated
was
company
It is engaged primarily in the manufacturing and sale of
electronic cabling, in the design and production of complete
cabling systems for missile launching and testing sites, and in the
Installation of such systems and related instrumentation.
The prin¬
1955.
15
custom
located at 1000 Air Way, Glendale,
the company are
cipal offices of
C
*
loans
bank
♦Term
Guarantees
of subsidiary
Capital stock (par $1)
Options to purchase capital
a
Inc.
533,000 shs.
70,000 shs.
^Represented by two demand promissory notes payable to Securityfirst National Bank, bearing interest at hVz'/c
per annum.—-V. 189,
Number
—
Plan With SEC—
covering
Pacific
employees,
which may be
Gas
common
with the SEC on Feb. 2,
Savings Fund Plan for
together with 1,000,000 shares of Pacific Gas
acquired pursuant to the plan.—V. 188, p. 2353,
filed a registration statement
562,000,000 of Interests in its
This company
Pacific Lighting Corp.
—
Special Offering —A special
Offering of 28,000 shares of common stock (no par) was
tnade on Feb. 5 on the New York Stock Exchange by
Shields & Co., at $43.37 Ya per share, with a special conCession of $1 per share. The offering has been completed.
—V, 188, p. 249.
Sales
Sepulveda, Calif.—Second
Quarter Net Income Rises 61% Above Year Ago — Six
Months Sale Set Record—Thomas Organ Order Backlog
In
second
the
quarter
ago.
year
a
"
share for the first six months
700,000 Pacific Mercury Elec¬
tronics shares outstanding, was equivalent to 70'Jo of the 47 cents
earned on common shares in the entire 1958 fiscal year.
In commenting on the favorable, outlook
for further improvement
In operations; Joe Benaron, President, pointed out that the company
tnaintained its policy of investing substantially in research and en¬
gineering during the worst months of the recession last year. The
budget lor product development in the 1959 fiscal year has been in¬
of
Earnings
Of
the
1959
f
cents
33
creased
by
of
Thomas
each of the
on
Electronic
Organs
incorporating
the
16,169,900
15.759,439
3,277,111
3,271,845
$4.90
$4.50
share^
quarter
...
ended
„
31. 1958 were $112,814,262, com¬
net income was $4,993.to $4,459,895 in 1957.—"V. 188, p. 2202.
Dec,
Natural
Gas
and
Co.,
Inc.
—
The
Exchange Commission—
witli
56,301
the
shares
stock
for
share-
new
of
subscription
for
each
addition
to
the
stock
loan commitment is now
available upon said
The proceeds of
construction
by
held.
company
The
record
at
date,
the
187,
rate
With
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
as the principal underwriter.
•' /Y/
offering, the company has entered into a
The
under which a $3,000,000
additional $3,000,000 will be
an
y*
This
Calif.—Files
Exchange Commission—
statement
filed
stockholders
pany's
filed
would
shares
on Jan.
be
for
Peale
the SEC on Nov. 10, 1958,
series A (par
debentures, series A, due Dec.
the
The
of
on
proposal
a
three-fof-one
outstanding
stock
at
Feb.
on
per share on
record Feb. 27.
of
Wheeler
gain
estimated
about 1%
of
by
share.
the
The
that
the
issuance
com¬
of
A
non-toxic
new
the
of
order
the third quarter, Pacific Mercury Electronics
backlogs in every segment of its business. The
additional
shares
full
1957.—V.
189,
year's
earnings • would
' I - ■ '
605.
p.
isocyanate
floor
presiding examiner filed a decision on Jan. 23, subject to
review by the
Commission, authorizing Panhandle to terminate
natural gas exchange agreement with The Cities Service Gas Co.,. on
FPC
June
1959.
30,
Fraze, however, required P*nhaiidle to continue to furnish The Gas Service Co. a volume of natural
FPC
Examiner
Presiding
Harry
W.
equivalent
to
the capacity of Panhandle's Louisburg lateral.
presiding examiner determined the capacity of this line to be
15,400,000 cubic feet daily.
Under, the ^agreement, Cities, delivered natural gas to Panhandle at
pas
The
No
enamel
said
to
■
County, Mo.
.Panhandle would return an equal volume to Cities at another point
in Johnson County.
The Gas Service Co. receives maximum volumes
S>1 15,400,000 cubic feet daily from Panhandle and 8,229,000 cubic
feet
per
day
from
Cities,
The latter volume
is transported by
Panhandle.
The
presiding
examiner
also
authorized
Cities to construct 10
point
miles
in
of
Jackson
20-inch
Ottawa-Sedalia
Cities
said
construction
in
of
©f
a
and
was
regulator
authorized
station
at
12-inch
needs
6.5
ol
miles
approximately
of
cost
a
the
meet
to construct
on
Its
$349,200.
$30.25
cents
—V.
is
subject
parties
by
to
the
to review by the Commission either upon
proceedings within 20 days or upon FPC's
motion within 10 days thereafter.
(this 50-day period,
If r.o review is initiated within
the decision becomes final.—V.
188,
p.
2510.
Electric
made
common
quickly
Procter
••
The
offering
was
quickly
completed.—V.
188,
1718.
p.
to
$1.79
the
for
on
the
In
the
six
and
same
average
months
foreign
of common
reported
shares
provision
has
been
made
188,
Prudential Enterprises, Inc.,
Securities and Exchange
The
SEC
corporation
covering
which
on
200,000
170,000
shares
Jan.
15
shares
are
to
filed
of
a
sold
letter
of
stock
to
be
used
for
188,
those
for
p.
The
subscribed
for
per
share. 283.424
and the remaining 12,417
by emplovees. For details,
~
,
V. 189, p.
Performer
Mention
was
153.
Boat
made
Corp.—Stock
in
our
Dec.
Offering
29
issue
Completed—
the public
of
is
elected to its board James-A. Lewis and
of Dallas, Texas.- V*
" •
" ' •
James A. Lewis Engineering, Inc., while
senior partner in the Dallas law firm, Thompson,
general
expansion
a
at
$20.50
per
share, with
a
to
on
t
T^e
at
any
share.
2786.
Rich¬
/
Jan. 14 filed a letter of notification with the
of six-year 5.6 <7- convertible subordinated de¬
to common stockholders of record Jan. 27.
$100 of debentures for each 100 common shares
on
basis
thereof held.. Warrants will expire op. Feb, 16, 1959.
are
to be used to purchase
•
(par 25 cents)
debenture.
into common stock
convertible
one
/
with
the- .'
outstanding common stock rights to subscribe at
its
$37.50 per share for a maximum of 280,000 shares of new
common stock
(no par) on the basis of one new share
for each nine shares, or portion thereof, held of record
at the close of business Feb.
cent i1, of-
concession
,v
.
5, 1959; rights to expire on
addition, the company is offering its employ¬
ees rights to purchase any shares not subscribed for by
stockholders. A group headed by The First Boston Corp.
will purchase at the subscription price any shares not
Feb; 24.' In
issued
will
with
the
proceeds
from
connection
in
Det
PROCEEDS—The
stock
be
used
connection
in
offers.
sale
the
with
the
of
the
company's
new
common
construction
including the discharge of, about $12,000,000 in short-term
obligations
incurred
for construction.
During
1959 and 1960, the
company
expects to spend about $42,100,000 for new construction
program,
of
quickly comoleted.—V. 188,
Corp.—Rights Offering to
Rochester Gas and Electric
BUSINESS—The
in
dealer's concession of 50 cents
was
SEC-—
.
Corp.,
Works Manufacturing:
Stockholders—The corporation is offering to the holders
fnd
p.
...,
Feb. 9 will consider:
time at the rate of 200 shares for each $100
571,000.
per
...
offered
debentures
share. This offering is still being Continued.
Another secondary offering of 6,300 shares of common
stock was made on the same day by
White, Weld & Co.
a
be
Iracfional part
55 cents per
share, with
This offering
Counsel for Republic
$171,500
the
•
working capital.
dealer's
on
.
by
and
29
Jan.
corporation
covering
at $20.75 per
(see
oversubscribed
on
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are
materials and supplies, equipment, etc.'/ _
United
Co.,
were
were
.
No
1866.
recently offered to stockholders at $50
ehares
this
equal
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. — Stock Offering
Oversubscribed—Of the 295.841 shares of common stock
shares
Peale said, the company's work in the highly spe¬
magnetohydrodynamics moved into prominence in the
field, and a government contract is expected to
research activity.—V." 189," p. 153.
.
-'
mond, Ya.—Files With
Public Service Co. of New
2033.
15
orbital re-entry vehicle, an earth-orbiting
system, and a project to put man into space and
*> */'-"
■
/
*
" V
...
Hampshire—Secondary Of¬
ferings—A secondary offering of 120.000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $5) was made on Feb. 5 by The First
Boston Corp. and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
p.
perfprm
can
projects, Mr. Peale said the com¬
engineering research and development center
Richmond 'Cedar
the company and 30 000
shares by a selling stockholder at $1.50 per share.
The offering will
be underwritten by John C. Kahn Co., Washington, D. C.
The proceeds
are
(it
of
1959
were
notification
(par
<
(a) increasing the author¬
ized common stock by 1,000,000 shares; and (b) authorizing 1,000,000
shares of a second preferred stock.—V. 189, p. 605.
/
Commission—
common
be
;
all-weather capability)
Reynolds Metals Co.—To Increase Capitalization—
Washington, D. C.—Files
With
F-105
.
outstanding in that period.
income taxes of $41,384,000—V.
sur¬
•' ';*
;
:
•
for production through 1962. Production
under way, will run through the year,
Knight, Wright & Simmons. Mr. Rutland has bo-en
over
a period of years.—V. 188, p.
1436.*
• .;
stock
from
17"i
_;
,
Mr;
field
Rutland
•Mr.
completed.
which
•
strategic
a
safely/-*
directors
The
or
reported
.v''
Republic Natural Gas Co.—Two New Directors—
Months Met Rises—
earnings are up about
period in 1957. $36,651,383
<
said.
•John -W.-Rutland/"Jr., both
Mr. Lewis is President of
company
on
Jan. 28 reported consolidated net' earnings , ot
$43,116,942 for the six months ended Dec. 31, 1958.
These earnings
are
equal to $2.09 per share on the average number of 'common
shares outstanding during the period, 20,590,485.
six-month
,
air-to-air refueling and
has
weapons
year,
further
The
current
*
T
•
propulsion
space
Penn-Texas Corp.—Plans Stock Financing—
6ee Fairbanks. Morse & Co. above.—V.
glide
"V Last
~
SEC
Gamble Co.—Six
&
development expansion.-The company's
a peak high for the 28-
l,3Q0-mile-an-hour-plus
of. the
include
These
1436.
p.
recession;
hridyear
de.4piter the
completedthis year and would carry on projects in this
that have been under way in one form or another .since 1949. /
area
of
ehare.
research and
missions,
bentures
States
Pauley Petroleum, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 7,500 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Jan. 27 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $14.25
per share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per
explained,- ReiJtiblic,
be
boost
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
dealer's concession of 55
was
and
II. ;
the
26
share, with a
share. The offering
Atlas
the
the, Alouette
Regarding Republic's -aeronautical
Co.—Secondary Offering—
Jan.
on
for
people to its payrolls, completed the last phases of
capital improvement program, and'embarked on a four-
pany's-new $14.000;000
—
per
per
138,
The
decision
The
eppeai
at
was
units
were
principal reason why it is "being counted on heavily to extend
the tactical strength of the Air Force and to improve its capability to
cope with limited wars and the so-called 'brush fires/"
and
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of
(par $7.50)
line
about
of
♦116,700.
own
A
General
share.
a
helicopter,
turbine-powered
earnings
The stockholders
Portland
structural
cone
nose
the*
the
is
,
Inc.
$3.39
backlog of $422,000,000 in orders
the Mach 2 F-105 fighter,
a
include
•
versatility
show
only non-toxic product of this nature developed
to Mr. Berghoff.—V, 188, p. 2292.
•
- y
Talbot,
had
These
activity cn the all-weather "D" and "E" versions accelerating
and leading to production in early I960, Mr. Peale said/-He said the
of this company and of Sharon Steel Corp. have been *.
possibility of a merger, it was announced on Jan. 26.
on the subject has been negotiated.
The conversations '
exploratory.—V. 184, p. 327.
&
sales of some
on
with
Secondary Offering — A sec¬
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on Jan. 30 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $33.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share.
The offering is being continued—V. 173,
p. 2613.
Johnson,
to
necessary
was
Panhandle
line
one
looping a section - of
at
an
estimated
cost
existing customers.
4-inch
and
pipeline
system,
the
Mo.,
County,
purely
Pope
approximately
current plans schti$fule it
"B" versions, already
said
maximum
offer
$5,000,000
Commenting on the'F-105 fighter bomber, generally regarded as the
lethal one-man
ail plane to enter military service, Mr. Peale
agreement
were
V".
most
offices
the
SEC on Sept. 22, 1958,
stock, was withdrawn on
'
six-year-old missile systems division, with sale of $6,400',-
firm's
cialized
The
e
abrasion
Army,
and
$35,000,000
different
the
that
over
flexibility,
according
date,
"v
veillance.
common
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Merger Being Considered—
studying
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. — To Exterminate
Exchange Agreement With Cities Service Gas Co.—
A
to
than double
for defense
the
common
6,000
return .him
beginning
with
A
000, ..moved into, the black by doubling it,s business in 1958, he
It
is
a
leading producer of pilotless drones for aerial combat
regular quarterly cash dividend
stock, payable March 12 to
a
equal-,, to
products.
he
year,
some
and is believed to be the
the
class
of
188, p. 1522.
the company
and
sales
$12,500,000
The
two
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—New Floor Enamel—
toughness,
•
'*/
,,,
working capital increased by $1,138,000 to
year-old company of $36,038,000, he said.
their
declared
2
cents
Mr.
a
new
directors
40
holders
Chemicals Ltd.
of Reichhold
had earnings of nearly
arc
U." S.
Last
a
regular May meeting, payable on
•June 12 to holders of record May 28. This would be a 121/2% increase
in the quarterly dividend rate and would, in effect, place the
present
shares on a $1.80 annual basis, compared with the current $1.60 rate. '
on
.
according to preliminary figures, Mundy I. Peale,
meeting of the N. Y. Society of Security Analysts.
said
missiles
added
about May 15 to stockholdeTs of record on April 22.
Wheeler, Jr., President, in reporting the action, said that
directors'
present
intention
is
to
declare a
15-c«mt
per
share
the
.
down from 1957's $269,000,000 in
sales and $6,000,000 in earnings
(equal to $4.15 a sharer, Mr. Peale
said, 1958 was "a good year," the lower results being directly traceable
to
the carryover
effects of 1957*3 last half retrenchments, cutbacks
and cancellations in military procurement.
-
H.
dividend
:
(England)—Receipts Regis'd
filed
statement
principal
While
5, 1959. See V. 188, p. 2033.
split
each
toltl
earnings
its
Thor
issued
be
Walter
"C.
*
registered shares
See V.
corporation
for ; the
the
with
subordinated
April 15 will vote
on
stock
common
Drilling
bomber,.being built for the Tactical Air Command, surveillance drones
.J
notification'.with
letter, of
p
$8 cumulative preferred stock,
$1,000,000 of 8
additional
Offshore
christenedv the
•
shares
100,000
1959.
a
year,
The
which built the.
Texas,
Baces
&
unit was
1958,
for
Trading- Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
1958, was withdrawn
1,
t
world.
Japanese
a
$203,000,000 in
Mr.
Corp., Los Angeles,
'3ahi"26
10,000 shares of
and
Co.,
President,
-
2843.
on
registration
covering
-
Republic Aviation Corp.—Has $422 Million in Backlog
covering'25^000 shares of'-'edmirtoji -stock (par-$1)•to b.erpffered
at $7.87'/ss per share, through Neary, Piirccil & Co., Los'Angeles, Calif."
The proceeds are to go to selling stockholders.—V. 188, p. 1522.
'"A/:/
$100)
Reading
The
the
of
area
Longvicw,
ox
for
-
will become the first plat¬
that
in
to
voyage
.
Electronics
Pioneer
Inc.,
island
New-Orleans.
registration
14,
Jan.
SEC'
The
LeTourneau,
and
for ordinary
covering
sale of the stock.
V
'
- • > '
the financing will be applied to the company's
involving expenditures estimated at $7,000,000
p.
corporation
basis
contract
a
Mexico,
of
•
with eight banks
available and
Securities and
-The
Gulf
Ilemo Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
subscrip¬
The*
Pioneer
the
10,000-mile
a
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York filed a registration statement,
SEC on Jan. 30, 1959 co/cring 80,000
American depositary
this Bummer.
substantial
Park
80
-
program,
1959.—V.
begun
three months from now, it
G,
Oil
would
At
Exchange-
43
company,
the
receipts
to
proposes
stockholders
common
shares
10
The
stock.
common
in
activity
has
Reiclihold Chemicals Ltd.
-
'
4 filed a registration statement with the SEC
company on Feb,
drilling
oil
platform
last March.
impact
resistance
was
revealed
on Jan. 30 by Guy J. Berghoff,
General Paint Manager.
The
product, to be known as Pittsburgh Durethane Enamel for
concrete
surfaces, is formulated with
the
durable isocyanute resins
bad
Bank,
the
of
.
Rights
Registers
of
self-elevating
phonic phonograph system are continuing upward at a very favorable
rate. The new Thomas Organ employing transistors, which was intro¬
duced to the trade last year, has reached initial production stages
end assembly lines are expected to be operating on a full scale basis
crdfci backlog for Thomas Electronic Organs was more
that of a year earlier and electronic equipment orders
had increased by 40.—V. 188, p. 2646.
office
349.
p.
,
the 1957 quarter and
revolving credit agreement
Stereo¬
Hi-Fi
a
the
at
firm with headquarters in Tokyo, has
signed the Reading & Bates rig for a two-year period. It, will be.
operated in waters up to 100 fevt deep with the tender, "J. W. Bates,"
serving as an auxiliary unit. The first wild cat is expected to be
spuudect in during April,
t
The drilling venture will represent the combined efforts of Reading
&
Bates and a Hague-based firm, International Drilling Co.
*
Reading & Bates will supply all drilling equipment and supervisory
personnel, while International Drilling Co. will manage the overall
operations.
<
A/.Y'AA'■.> ••
///v.
■:> Tiie
concession is located near Kuwait,-in the northern part Of
the. Persian Gulf.—V. 187, p. 1437./.
/
w
<
31,929,339
19,143,000
price and underwriting
White, Weld & Co. is listed
15.
Sales
common
per
fiscal year,
Manhattan
Chase
The
or
189,
offshore
on
Tulsa
Arabian
36,232,913
shares
R.
was
of
Thornton"
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Plans Stock Split, etc.—Earns. Up
its Wholly owned subsidiary, the
Thomas Organ Co., reached a record $10,847,496 for the six months
ended Dec. 31, 1958. Sales for the same period in 1957 were $10,690,419.
Net income for the six
months ended Dec. 31, 1958, amounted to
#232,110 compared to $286,260 a year earlier. Earnings of $177,810
©ppiicuble to the second quarter of the period, reflecting a decisive
Upturn in demand for the company's products, were 61 (/c greater than
at
Y.
Gulf.
drill
to
portable
,
17.089,913
common
for
one
for
1957
$
$
taxes
income
tion
and
corporation
this
of
1958
.
.
.
.
Securities
offer
of
DoublesSales
:
preferred dividends.
covering
;
Pacific Mercury Electronics,
N.
J.—V,
months
nine
Persian
Upon arrival,
v
..
,
,
925 in the 1958 quarter compared
This
Registers Savings Fund
L
pared to $100,865,138 in
In
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
-
per
•After
188, p. 2785.
15, N. Y.—V.
;
taxes
of common
•Earned
With
redemption on March 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $263,000 of its capital debentures, 4'/a^
eerie*
due 1967
at
100 °'o
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
made at the California Bank, 629 South Spring St., Los Angeles, Calil.
©r
the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New York
1959
income
income
Piedmont
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
made
be
York,
three-legged
the
440,833,708 408,813,852
Federal
before
Net
152,
corporation has called for
31—
Ended Dec.
Federal
annum,
Pacific Finance
Inc.;.
sales
Profits
with principal payable in quarterly installment of
#10,000 each commencing Sept. 1, 1958 and with the unpaid principal
balance t)f-$320,000 due Sept. 1, I960.
; •
The
Mark,
'*
Net
1,000,000 shs.
70,000 shs.
has called for redemption on March 1, next, through'
sinking fund, $500,000 of its 4%'/c debenture bonds
1, 1957, due 1977 at 101.29^, plus accrued interest •
Newark, N.
After
a
anti-fraud
'
•
'Represented by a promissory note payable to Security-First National
Bank bearing interest at 1 Vc
above the bank's prime interest rate
-for 90-day commercial loans, but not more than 5V*Vc
nor less than
per
of
of
(formerly
Years
50,000
will
New
-
form
SEC
filing
It
200,000
the
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—Contract—
kew
York Regional Office
announced on Jan. 27. 1959
complaint (U. S. D. C., S. D. N. Y.)
to enjoin
provisions of Federal Secuirties Laws
by
Kimball Securities, Inc., its President, Frank S. Kimball, and certain
oilier officials in offer and sale of common stock of Perry Oil Co.,
The
the
violations
400,000
stock„»___^
Place,
Place,
Philip Morris, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales and Earns. Higher
loans
of
dated March
Payment
SEC Complaint Seeks to Enjoin
—
company
operation
due,
Co.
1,000,000
—-
The
Sale of Stock—
$400,000
—
bank loans—
of short-term bank
tShort-term
Perry Oil Co., Inc.
Outstanding
Authorized
-
on
25
(par
1, 1958
CAPITALIZATION AS OF DEC.
'
»
Monday, February 9. 1959
.
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Partial Redemption
Dec. 22 of 300,000 shares of common stock
cents) at $1 per share, by R. A. Holman &
Co., Inc. All of these shares have been sold, it was
announced on Jan. 17.
For details, see V. 188, p. 2786.
offering
and
will accrue to the company.
funds
co
•
.
.
(708)
-
an
a
area
In
in
corporation supplies electric,
York
New
addition
to
major-industrial
farming'area.-/.
REVENUES—In
-•
the
State
which
Rochester,
center in
has
a
which
is
the state,
gas
and steam service
population
the
the
third
area
in
excess
largest
of
city
includes a lavge
"...
calender
year
1958.
total operating revenues of
Volume 189
the -company
compared
Number 5819
amounted
with
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
$63,393,803
$60,286,52!
effect
the
of
net
and
in
86,740,149
ana
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
stock/ capitalization
.,
Income
$7,470,705,
to
new
common
sidiary
Corp.—Secondary
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of
stock (par
was made on Jan. 26 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $25.75
sharet with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per
share.
The offering was completed the
following day.
605.
p.
Other
Routh Bobbins Investment
Corp.—-Registers With SEC
8s
corporation filed a
registration statement with the 6EC on
25, 1959, covering 475,000 shares of common stock to be offered for
per share.
ruled
company is engaged primarily In the purchase, development, sale
leasing of real estate in northern Virginia for investment purposes,
the
to
date
have
compatible with good business
up to 20%
of the proceeds
yielded
net
a
•
•
-
4
Dec.
3, 1958.—V. 188,
on
bid
corporation
its
B
at. $27
has
called
for
redemption
and for the
stocks
and
of
will
the
public
stock.
The
of
Pfd. Stock—
Feb.
17,
I
made
stock
is
to
be
offered
of
of "38,469
shares held;.. Ray F. Eisenbies, President, 15,000 of
held; -and Matilda J. Long, 10,500 of 21,148.5 shares
184, p. 1586.
'
Plant, Inc.
below,—V.
188,
to finance
used
—
The
underwriters
Union
increased
its-transatlantic
Company.:
8c
Johnson,
Bros.
Baxter
Co
Flights
,
3,30
at
A
to
8s
the
Fresident
of
transatlantic
volume
of
Inc.—
expanded
service, Arthur V.
all-cargo
airline,
said.
the
traffic
increased
Norden,
During
1958
p.
Recent
In
Co.
contracts
the
amount
received
of
Two other
Corp.
and
orders
from
by
this
$656,859 have
Airspeed Computer orders to
over
Halle
The
&
corporation
raised
the
from
total
Aircraft
Co.—V.
Tliis
.
in. America, Inc.—Name
p.
company
try, Inc.-—V.
has changed its
188,
8s
name
in
15,000
-
C.
Co—
Co.
Inc
10,000
Co
Corp
10,000
—
Simmons
10,000
9,000
Co.,
9,000
—
8s
Byllesby & Co, (Inc.)
7,000
7,000
7,000
Dreyfus
7,000
M.
Denton, Inc._
Co
8c
;
First Cleveland
Ilooker &
Corp.-
Fay
Laird, Blssell 8c Meeds
7,000
John C. Legg 8s Co
7,000
McCorniick
Vlce-
8s
Co
7,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
.
6,000
Hanrahan 8c Co., Inc
Wm. J. Mericka 8c Co., Inc.
Rouser
Brewer,
Bryant
Becker
—
Anderson
8c
6,000
Strudwick
-
Baker, Simonds 8c Co., Inc.
Bioren 8c
Indus¬
Carmen
Co
&
6,000
5,000
Crane
8c
6,000
&
—
AlmstedtBrothers
1657.'
-
7,000
7.000
-
Rotan, Mosle 8s Co
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
Martin
~
7,000
Coe
&
Co., Inc
—
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
Dallas Union Securities Co.,
5,000
Elworthy
&
Co.-^
5,000
H.
Hilsman & "Co., Inc.Kalman 8c Co., Inc
5,000
Laird
5,000
J.
8c
Lawson,
Co.,
Levy,
Corp
Williams
5,000
&
'
above.—V. 187, p. 2553.
Stern
5,000
5,000
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc
Daniel Reeves &
company
6%
notes
has
called
dated Nov,
for
(S. Morgan)
l,
1955,
Russ
&
5,000
Co
Company,
5,000
5,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co
Winslow, Cohu 8c Stetson—
2696.
Woodafd-Elwood
8c
Co
Inc.
5,000
8c Company, Inc.—
Emanuel, Deetjen 8c Co.
-
4,000
First
—
stockholders of the company under
rights which expired on Jan, 30. Lehman Brothers and
associates underwrote the offering.
See also V. 189,
5,000
5,000
Atwill
Marchant,
4,000
Securities
Corp.
:
4,000
Alester G. Furman Co., Inc.
4,000
Kay, Richards 8c Co
4,000
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
common
485 and 389.
5,000
Van
p.
Subscriptions — This
corporation received subscriptions for $7,131,000 princi¬
pal amount, or 95.8% of the $7,433,100 principal amount
of 5*4% convertible subordinated debentures due 1979
pp.
Inc.-
Chas. W. Scranton & Co
Inc.
Manufacturing Co. above.—V. 183,
Smith-Corona
offered to
5,000
Underwood, Neuhaus 8c Co.
Smith Co., Inc.—Acquired—
See Allis-Chakners
4,000
M. Law 8s
A.
Co., Inc
Newburger, Loeb 8c Co
4,000
H.
4,000
4,000
"
O.
Pierce,
Peet
8s
Co
Carrison,
-
Wulbern,
Inc.
-
-
Gold
&
Platinum Co.
Holdings ia. Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.—
•
v*
—
*
Smith,
Unit Sells
4,000
4,000
F.
Moore 8c Co.—
J. Winckler Co.—
company
on
Jan.
21
reported
that
its
wholly owned subsidi¬
company
.
our
research effort -lias doubled and re¬
Mr.
Staley noted.
"The
new
center
will provide more
laboratory space and improved scientific facilities required for this
expanding effort." *
;/
,
,.
The
general
construction contract has
been
awarded to F. H.
McGraw
&
Co.
of
Hartford,
Conn.,
which built Staley*s soybean
doubled,"
extraction
plant at Painesville, Ohio, several years ago.—V. 188,
Standard Financial Corp.—Banker
mittee
of
1316.
on.
p.
Advisory Com¬
Subsidiary—
Joseph C. Lipman, former Vice-Chairman of the F.xecutive Committee
the Union Bank of Los Angeles and a Past President of California
Association,
has
been
named Cheirman
of
the Advisory
of
Bankers
Committee
—V.
of
standard Factors
Corp.,
wholly-owned subsidiary.
a
188, p. 2293.
;
Standard Oil Co. of
'
California—Earnings Lower—
Board Chairman R. G. Follis
on Jan.
30 said a preliminary
/
.
of earnings Indicated the company's net income for
estimate
-
DIVIDENDS—Southern
share
1958 would approx¬
imate $258,000,000, or $4.08 a share.
This compares with the earnings
of $288,230,000 or $4.50 a share in the peak year of 1957, a decrease
4,000
3,500
of
3,500
3,000
Mr. Follis said the company was able to maintain earnings
at a
relatively stable level during the recession year primarily because of
the geographical diversification of Its sources of income around the
world. He pointed out that earnings from Eastern Hemisphere opera¬
tions in
1958 amounted
to $120,000,000,
an increase of
$28,000,000
over
the previous year,
when Eastern Hemisphere income reflected
-
;
Inc
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
Inc.
11%.
'
.
Mr.
•
:
.
the consequences
of the Suez Canal crisis.
Follis estimated the company's capital and exploratory
1959
Will approximate $400,000,000,
an
increase,
3,000
I
'
tures
3,000
$50,000,000
for
Ducournau
&
-
8s Co.
Kees
3,000
3,000
Of
-
over
the
amounts
expended for
similar
expendi¬
of some
purposes
this
exploring
.
Barrow, Lfary 8c
Co
,—
—
Inc.
R. J. Edwards, Inc.First Fidelity Securities
Corp.
E. I. Hagen & Co.
Waldo Hemphill 8c Co.—_
Hess 8c McFaul
John B. Joyce 8c Co
Donald C. Sloan & Co.—
4,000 "
during
the
12
paid
months
Ameri¬
Guatemala,
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
donesia
3,000
$60,000,000
2,500
2,500
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc
Davenport 8c Co—
Eppler, Guerin 8c Turner
Inc.
Garrett-Bromfield 8s Co
W. D. Gradison 8c Co
O'Neal, Alden 8c Co., Inc—
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
&
Co
Varnall, > Biddle
Co
Jack M. Bass 8s Co. Inc.—
Blankenship, Gould &
Blakely, Inc.
Burke & MacDonald, Inc.Lee W. Carroll 8c Co
Clark, Landstreet 8c KirkPatrick, Inc.
Collin, Norton 8c Co
Cunningham, Gunn &
•' Carey, Inc.
Curtiss, House 8s Co
Ellis Holyoke & Co
T. J. Feibleman & Co
Grant-Brownell 8s Co.——
Hannaford 8s Talbot, a corporation
Hulme, Applegate 8c Humphrey, Inc.
June S. Jones Co
Frank Knowlton 8c Co
Mid-South Securities Co.—
Miller 8s George—
Newman 8c Co.
Paine, Rice & Co
Berney Perry 8c Co. Inc—
Pierce, White & Drummond, Inc.
B. W. Plzzini 8c Co., Inc—
L. B. Schwinn & Co
Seagongood 8c Mayer.
Steel, Haines 8c Co
Stephenson-Leydecker &
Co.
Sweney Cartwright & Co..
Taussig, Day 8c Co., Inc—
Thayer, Baker 8c Co
Joseph Walker 8c Sons
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
Campbell 8c Robbins, Inc.Grande & Co., Inc
Hendrix 8c Mayes, Inc
Carl McGlone 8c Co., Inc.Richards, Merrill & Peterson,
Inc.
Robinson & Co., Inc
Walter Stokes 8c Co.
C. T. Williams 8c Co., Inc.Arthurs, Lestrange & Co..
Burns, Corbett 8c Pickard,
and- Latin
Including Cuba, the Bahamas, Trinidad, British Guiana,
Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador. In the
Eastern
Hemisphere,
either
through operating
companies
or
the
affiliated Caltex Group of companies, exploration will be carried on in
El-ance, Spain, Libya, Turkey, Bahrain Island, The Philippines, In¬
can
3,000
Stix & Co..
in several Caribbean
countries,
3,000
3,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc
Murch 8s Company, Inc
Quail 8c Co.,.Inc._
Canada and
2,500
Of
Australia.
and
the
remainder of the
refining facilities, including completion
unit at Richmond, Calif., - continued
refinery in Hawaii, and construction of a
fertilizer plant at Kennewick,
Wash. Provision also has been made
for expansion of marketing and transportation facilities.
of
fluid
a
catalytic
construction
of
cracking
new
a
*•
Mr.
2,500
Follis
said
expenditures
2,500
capital and exploratory expenditures, some
will be Invested In
it
from
hand.—V.
on
189,
is
expected that the company will finance the
generated from operations and from cash
funds
645.
p.
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Standard Oil, Co.
(Indiana)—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 65,700 shares of capital stock (par
$25) was made on Jan. 19 by The First Boston Corp.
at $48.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 70
cents per share. The offering was completed.—V. 180,
p. 89.
Stauffer Chemical Co.—Plans Stock
2,000
April 15 will consider increasing the authorized
4,000,000 shares (par $10) to 10,000,000 shares
(par $5) to effect a 2-for-l split-up.—V. 187, p. 2120,
common
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
stock
from
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd.—Expects to Double Ship¬
2,000
2,000
Split—
The stockholders on
2,000
ments in 1959—
year's shipments of high grade Iron ore from this major
Canadian producer will approximately double last year's 1,156,358 tons,
according to shipping schedules outlined at a board meeting at Port
Arthur, Ontario.
This
2,000
The directors have voted to resume the company's full scale expan¬
program. Work authorized by the board Includes final stripping
the
largo "G" orebody, which lies between the Errington and
Hogarth orebodies, Steep Rock's initial production areas. Completion
of underground development
on the Hogarth orezone 13
also to b*
2,000
accelerated.
2,000
2,000
Co.
{
2,000
sion
2,000
of
2,000
Inland
on
2,000
2,000
a
Steel
Co.'s
wholly-owned
Canadian
subsidiary,
Caland
Ore
Ltd., is going forward on full schedule with its development work
"C" orebody, which it leases from the Steep Rock company on
the
royalty basis. Inland is already stockpiling higit grade ore in anticipa¬
of major shipments in 1960.—V. 188, p. 450.
tion'
2,000
2,000
2,000
Sterling Oil of Oklahoma, Inc.—Profit Rises—
This
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
a
corporation for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1958, reported
depletion of $300,833. This is an
$300,350 over income for the same period, 1957.
income before depreciation and
net
increase of
The
1957
firm's
period
operating expenses were reduced from $83,908 during tho
to $48,585 at the close of the nine months covered. Also,
deficit of $375,734 as of Sept. 30, 1957, has been
accumulated
an
2,000
reduced to
1,500
1.500
1,500
company
1,500
daily.
$94,685, as of Sept.
President Jesse A.
to
test
one
True stated
its
restricted
in
30,
1958,
his
in
Oklahoma
which
improvement of $281,049.
an
letter to
operations
development
potentiated
in
stockholders
In
the
excess
of
that the
Mid-Continent
1,000
barrels
acquisitions of Sterling have been continued. Owned by
are 144,000 acres of leaseholds in the Gulf Coast Tideextensive interests in
Cuba, participating" interests
in Lake
Lease
the company
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,000
1,000
1,000
lands,
Maracaibo, Venezuela concessions,
Arizona. The company also owns
Oils
8s
Sun
r
This
mark
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
4,000
Mines,
Ltd.,
in
Chemical
corporation
Toronto,
a
block of 27,000
controlling interest in
and
a
Canada.—V.
185,
dividends amounting to $1.175' per
ended Sept. 30, 1958.
A quarterly
in
Windfall
acres
p.1561.
Corp.—Acquires Paint Firm—
has
contracted
to purchase
the operations,
trade¬
and certain assets of the Ampruf Paint Co. of New
Jersey, inc., of East Paterson, N. J., Norman E. Alexander, Sun's
President, announced on Feb, 2. The amount Involved was not disclosed.
Ampruf
will be operated as the Ampruf Paint Division of 8un
Chemical Corp. and will continue under its present operating manage¬
ment. Its line of household, maintenance and specialty paints will ba
rights
marketed under
the Ampruf
trade names.—V.
188, p. 290.
-1
*:
'
The
expansion program launched three,
profitable
diversification
and
research
our
Masten 8c Co
—
4,000
I. M. Simon & Co
r South American
square-foot
108,000
new
a
Hansen 8c Co
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc
—
„
7,000
Mackall
redemption on Feb. 1, next, $11,000
due Nov, 15, 1960 at 100% plus
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Ohio National Bank,
Columbus, Ohio.—V. 182, p. 2794.
}
7,000
7,000
Sixteen East Broad St.—Partial Redemption—
its
4,000
—
7,000
&
The
of
long-range
to
assure
growth.
•"During this short time
have
Shares
Shober
8s
——_
9,000
Moore, Leonard 8c Lynch—
'
"
—
-
10,000
Sherrerd
II.
Corp.—Merger Being Considered—
Sec Pittsburgh Steel Co.
(
severally
Chiles-Schutz Co
Corp. 10,000
Co..
8s
.
10,000
Securities
Ellis
;
10,000
Company
Hanseatic
8c
„„
(Inc.) 10,000
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc
.America, Inc. above.
Steel
below
12,000. Strader 8c Co., Inc.
10,000
Vercoe 8c Company
10,000
Westheimer & Company—
10,000
Wliite, Hattier & SanforcL
Inc.
Sharon
named
-Kerr & Bell
12,000
Roney 8c
Inc.
»-
Hop wood 15,000
Burns Bros.
Shares in American Industry, Inc.—New Name—
See Shares in
Outstanding
22,402,250 shs.
Chaplin 8c Company
Slielby Cullom Davis
15,000 '
Butcher
amount of True
American
on
the United States,
Hayden, Miller & Co
Prescott, - Sliepard
8c
Changed—
to Shares
once
3,000
Stieglitz
Blunt
2688.
p.
the
ago
sustained
*
,
Winslow,
15,000
;
.
&
8c
Sutro
from Lockheed Aircraft
188,
at
111., to be completed in mid-1960.
Chairman, said the project "is an essential
3,000
Milwaukee
Arnold
Shares
of
part
Board
3,000
3,000
Company.
and Company
York
;
are
start
Jr.,
Glover 8s MacGregor, Inc..
Reid 8c Co.,
Stetson
Order
The
will
-
Staley,
H. L. Emerson 8s Co. Inc.
Maxfield H. Friedman
Burr, Inc
Wm.
1657.
Martin
E.
15,000-
&
$1,GOO,000.
presently on the books
Douglas
New
A.
15,000
•
Inc.—Receives
Construction
research center at Decatur,
20,000
Co.
New
Seaboard's
36%, he reported.—V. 188,
Staley Manufacturing Co.—Research Center—
i
First. California
'
Servomechanisms,
operating
C. F. Cassell 8c Co.,
20,000
Company
Estabrook
freight
Executive
(A. E.)
Chace, Whiteside &
1—_ 20,000
Co.
Jaffray
Fulton
-
20,000
Hogle 8s Co
Ohio
Boettcher
air
Equipments—
(EST)
$7,125,000
*
McDonald
an
and
of
Company
Co
Hlrsch &
.
all-caTgo service
mail
-
In 1958.
total, ho said, more than $250,000,000 will be expended in
for new oil fields and in developing fields already proved.
Domestic projects
include development In Louisiana and California
coastal areas, the Rocky Mountains, Alaska and Texas.
*•
The exploration program also will be carried on in other parts of
&
&
The
2.
S.
U.
it
Baker, Watts 8s Co
Bell 8c Hough, Inc
Space
Company
HentZ
J. A.
held.—
•
Inbound flights
increasing
will up to noon
from
compared
Wulff,
20,000
Co.
Hi
will depart from New York International Airport
will arrive at 12:25 p.m.
Europe
a.m.
consistently
requires
and
$35,000,000
A. E.
'
25,000
Lane,
and
The
mall
1958
25,000
&
Walker
H.
Burnham
.
daily flights in each direction, effective Feb.
30,
$267,829,000,
C. S. Brown & Co.
Sutro
chemical
This company
will
PRESENT FINANCING
Woolfolk
Co—
&
F. 8. Smithers 8c Co
Seaboard & Western Airlines, In<%—New Serv.
Begins
..
of
on Feb. 18 receive bids for the
equipment trust
certificates, series
No. 3, to mature In 15 equal annual installments, and to be secured
by new railroad equipment costing not less than $8,906,250.—V. 189,
p. 645.
p
from the company the respective
of stock set opposite their names; L
Dittmar & Co., Inc
to
for
Southern
Bullington-Schas & Co.—
Quincy Cass Associates
Cope, -Scutl,
•
Pacific Co.—Bids for
Southern
The company
purcnase
to purchase
Stroud & Co., Inc
plant, producer of Improved Turf Builder, Bonus,
Halts and other plant foods and -pesticides, began opera¬
tion in January, 1957. By Summer, 1958 it*, was
producing at 140% of
designed capacity and was still unable to meet demand for its products.
rThis company is an affiliate of O. M. Scott 8c Sons Co., Maryville.
Ohio.—V. 187, p. 778.
:
Sept.
to
25,000,000 slis.
The
*
expansion
program designed to double production- capacity of-fertilizers, add to
production of pesticides-and centralize shipping operations for both
chemical and seed plants.
-
in
year.
Authorized
duPont
McDonnell &
publicly offered by The Ohio Com¬
proceeds will be
ended
amounted
GIVING EFFECT TO
Corporation
pany, Columbus; Ohio, at par, plus accrued interest, to
Ohio investors only, in denominations of $500 and $1,000.
net
was
Georgia
25,000
Coffin
PROCEEDS—The
and
investment
50,000 "
The
Scotts Chemical Plant, Inc.—Debentures Offered—An
issue of $2,000,000 in 18-year 6% secured sinking fund
;
Alabama
their
calendar
50,000
G.
,
debentures has been
21
underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Peabody & Co., was oversubscribed and thewere closed.
For details, see V. 189, p. 524.
from
Southern
Shields
2786.
p.
Offering Completed
Jan.
on
books
...
from
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Johnston, Lemon 8c Co
18,1113.5
•-
Chemical
months
1957
50,000
Piper,
Scotta
12
the
firm commitment
a
public offering made
years
received
property.
Increase
Francis I.
The
(O. M.) Scott & Sons Co.—Affiliate Sells Bonds—
•See
to
Bear, Stearns & Co—:
prospectus lists a number of selling stockholders, including Claire B.
a director, who proposes to sell 48,000 of 152,235 shares held;
June .S. Heineman, -63,000 of 78,468 shares
held; Claire B. Sawhill and
others, trustees under the wfll of D. V. Sawhill, all of 29,334 shares
held;" Louis J. Wiegen, Secretary, General Counsel and a director, 22,500
V.
but
1
♦
-
funds
Securities & Co
85,500
Blyth & Co., Inc._.—85,000
Equitable Securities Corp.. 85,000
Sawhill,
shares
of
Shares,''
for
stock.
common
,
:•/
'
company is engaged principally in th.e manufacture and distri¬
of steel pipe and steel tubing and various products fabricated
therefrom. Ite executive offices and plants are located In the Sharon,
shares
share,
per
$6,000,000
during 1959 of $38,000,000
wholly-owned operating utility sub¬
Co., Georgia Power Co., Gulf Power
,
Eastman Dillon,
v-jThe
outstanding 600,039
cents per share was declared Jan. 19,, 1959, payable
The shares being offered will not receive this dividend. *
524.
'
•
Kidder,
net
number of'shares
bution
has
$34.93
investment
the
subsidiaries
in
UNDERWRITERS
by
It
to
Common stock ($5 par)
all
1959,
sale
area..
raised
four
use
the
the
$254,536,000
Consolidated
by the holders thereof through an underwriting group
McDonald & Co. and Kidder, Peabody 8c Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Pa,
Corp. and
Morgan Stanley
income of Southern was $37,555,000 for the
12
to Sept. 30,
1958 which was equal to $1.77 per share on
21,102,250 shares of common stock outstanding.
For 1957 consolidated
net income was $34,823,000 or $1.65
per share.
Products, Inc.—Registers With SEC
common
Boston
and
month3
This company, which Is located at 27 Council
Avenue, Wheatland, Pa.,
on Jan. 30 filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering 225,000
outstanding shares of
its
proceeds
EARNINGS—For
,
headed
:
'
on
32 V2
p.
first mortgage pipe line sinking fund bonds, 4%% series
due Jan. 1, 1979, at 100% and accrued interest by an
Generating
revenues
.
Tubular
of
acquisition
-
Sawhill
First
share;
company proposes to use the net proceeds
with treasury funds, for the payment of
loans
common
some
with
53i%. cumulative convertible preferred stock, series
share, plus accrued dividends of 31 cents per share.
Payment will be made at ihe Crown Trust Co., Toronto, Canada. - ..
; Preferred
stock may be
converted into common stock to Feb. 10,
1976, inclusive.—V. 189, p. 83.
'
-
The
per
par
Co., which they jointly control.
The total con¬
expenditures of the operating, subsidiaries
for
the
years
1959-61 are expected to be around
$512,000,000, of which an esti¬
mated $188,413,000 will be spent in 1959.
*>"'
outstanding
per
($5
—The
struction
1274.
Salada-Shirrlff-Horsey Ltd.—To Redeem
■
,The
follows:
as
$34.30775
later
was
CAPITALIZATION
of
of
0, 1959.
189,
technicality.],
a
sale, together
Elcdtrlc
on
p.
out
the
use
.
income
debentures and 99,998 shares of common
stock, was with¬
on
Brothers
The "subsidiaries
Sept. 22, 1958, cov¬
ering $1,000,000 of 10-year 6% cumulative convertible
drawn
stock
Peabody 8s Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
(jointly), $34.73 per share.
[The First Boston
Corp.-
Inc.
construction
Old Registration Statement Withdrawn—The
registra¬
tion statement filed with the SEC
received
(jointly),
sidiaries, namely Alabama Power
Co. and Mississippi Power Co.
-
Organized in 1955,'
of
approximately
$8,500. The company has outstanding 525,000 common shares held by
the two founders,
McNary and Routh M. Robbins. Of this stock, 500,002
shares represent a paid-in capital of $200.
its .operations
March
Offered—Public offer¬
Kidder,
of short-term
in
However
may-be used to discharge existing indebtedness.
The company's business is said to be
speculative.
Stock
common
PROCEEDS—The
Donald E. McNary is listed as
President, Board Chairman, Pounder, and
one of the
two principal stockholders of the
company.
Net proceeds of the stock sale are to be used for the
general opera-*
tion of the company and for investment in
any legitimate enterprise,
project, or transaction in the field of real estate which the manage¬
ment considers sound, and advisable and
judgment and the rsik Involved.
Co.,
Lehman
The
were
Brothers
Smith,
public sale at $4
and
bids
Lehman
This
Jan.
Co.—Common
value)
was made on Feb. 5
by an underwriting group headed
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., Blyth &
Co., Inc., and Equitable Securities Corp, at $35.50 per
share. The group purchased these shares from the
utility
holding company at competitive sale Feb. 4 on its bid
of $34.83 per share.
Offering—A
common
dividend
—V.
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Bond
$10)
189,
$1,512,645 from the sale of 125.500
Ltd." stock.
The capital gain to the sub¬
said in a special report to stock¬
Corp.
was
Southern
per
—V.
had received
Ecuadorian
$551,588, the company
holders.—V. 189, p. 154.—
as
ing of 1,300,000 shares of
Rochester : Telephone
'■
of
suares
the
of
of Dec. 31,
1958 consisted
of $89,000,000 in long-term debt; 370,000 shares of cumulative
preferred
stock,jpar $100; and 2,555,500 shares of common stock, no par value.
—V. 189, p. 485.
company
the Pagas Corp.,
ary,
1957.
-sale
to; t-lie
9
(709)
(Continued
on page
49)-.
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(710)
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Cone
'
Dividend announcements
tables.
the first
In
nounced
are grouped in two separate
^
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
during the current week. Then
table in which
second
we
When
Company
Share
Industries
A O P
(quar.)
I
Abbots Dairies (quar.)
;
Acceptance Finance (quar.)
Acme Precision
Products,
$4.0® preferred
(Louis)
omitted
at
6%%
2nd
Co.,
$1.25
,
3-24
■
3-
2-16
1
.
:
Dow
2-28
3-18
1
3-13 7
1\
4-10
2-27
2-
pfd.
3-10
2-25 7
30c
3-
2
2-20
6-
1
5-21
$1,12%
Co.—
•
taken
0
dividend
on
Photocopy
Equipment
Stockholders will vote
rectors'
April 14
on
on
on
3-13
'
(quar.)
3-
20c V-
(quar.)
30c
7
32-
3-17
3Cc
3-
Co.
$1
.
2-17
4-15
;
1
'2-16
,
3-31.>
5%#
5%
3-16
i
t
.
'
r\ '■.
100 ?ihs,
2nd
G:
Bankers &
2-13
"
t
4-
15c
2-12
5c
(
90c
>
2-11
'
2-28
Inc.
Fibre
Craft,
2-20
3.80%
3-16
2-16
preferred
(quar.)__„
4.20% preferred (quar.)___—_.—_—
4.35% preferred (quar.)
f
Jewel- Tea" Co.—
-■7; (Two-for-one split)
;
*'
Kansas
2-20
3-15
2-16
3-15
2-16
3-31
3-
(Canada)
3-
2-25
^—
2-25
2-16
.
,
2-20
".*1
3-10
2-24
;
$1
.
$4.50 serfes A conv. preferred (quay.)____"
Motor,
Ltd.,
4J.2%
pref.
American
deposit receipts
Belden
4%
La
Salle
Laclede
2-16 J
2-19
6
preferred
Co.
Stock
,
Le
~
0
•
Life
2-10
1-12
4-
3-16
4%
4V4 %
•
/
3-13
4-
1.
3-14.
4-
1
3-21
15c
2-28
1-30
^2-27
2-28
1-30
10c
.V
(quar.)
2-20
2-
60c
4-
1
3-
2
93^0
5
4-15
4-
1
$$1
4-
1
3-
(quar.)_
4%%
$53c
4-
1
3-
$56c
4-" 1 '
3-
9,
4% %
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.19
4-
1
3-
$62c
4-
1
3-
4-
1
Rubber
Corp.,
British Columbia Packers,
Ltd., class A
V
Class B
(s-a)
3-1G
2-27
$50c
3-16
2-27
_____
•Brooklyn Borough Gas
Extra
(quar.)__
20c
4-10
3-101
20c
_
2-19
1-28
Brunswick-Balke-Collcnder
Co.—
Common' (Increased quar.)__.
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Brunswig
Drug
Extra
Buffalo
;
37Vic
13
Co
(quar.)
1
3-20.
2
3- 2:
Gorham
Dock, Ltd., class A
Burton-Dixie Co.
(quar.)
Cutler Bros, (increased quar.)
25c
2-27
2-16*
3- 2
2-16
,
2-10
Ink
Canada A
Dominion Sugar
Canada
Canada
(quar.)
Malting Co., Ltd.,
4%%
Canada
Co.
preference
(W. R.)
preferred
Graniteville Co.
,
Breweries
$1.25 convertible
Canadian General
Extra
Capital
Ltd.,
The
Capital
(quar.)_3
Records
Extra
Carlisle
Electric
Central
Steel
Central
Central
Gas
&
Aviation
Violeta
Common
Sugar,
$4.50
preferred
(A. B.)
Chemical Corp.
Colonial
Colorado
(stock
Sand &: Stone
Milling
&
preferred
2-27
3
$31 Vic
4-
1
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.
5% preferred
(quar.)
3-31
Steel
Shares
3-
2
2-13
2-28
2-10
3-13
3-31
•
2-27
'2-27
^-$1
5c
"
*
preferred
6c
1
Shares
2-27
5c
2-27
Gc
-.2-27.,
4%%
*. >'■
v
3-16,
'
3-16
2-13
2.2-21'
3-28
3- 2
30c
2-16
LI
2-28
"
15c
5-30;
5-25
7%>c
;
3- 2
2-16"
3-10
(quar.)
$$1.19
Corp.
2-16/
%,
.
$25c /
,.-t
—
,.»
2- 2
2-16
2-272-27
2-12:
2-27*
2-12
Mutual
5c
2-27
2-12
2-27
2-12'.
National
Aluminate
2-12-
National
By-Products
National
Dairy
Products
National
Union
Fire
lie
2-27-"
:
2-12:
.
2-12
.
2-11
2-2?.
„
Fuel
..
.
1
■
_
;
12c
....
—
*
8c
,
..2-27,
■
2-"20
.
8c
2-27
3-
Hajoca
Corp.
2-27
2-12*
Hart-Carter
9-15
3l
3-
1
2-10
Hobart
4-
1
3-12
Honolulu
2-10
;
1-30
&
Mfg.
2-23
Hoover
3-
2-13
Class
3-30
3-
3-
2-16
2
7%c
3-
1
2-15
15c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
5
Oil
5c
31 Vic
class
3-
1
2-13
3-20
2-20
Newfoundland Light, & Power, Ltd.
North American
Car
(quar.J
of
"
Canada,
:
Company, class A
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
;1
'
6.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Huston
(Tom)
Peanut
50c
2-13 '
2
Northern
2-19
3-12
2-18:
20c
3-12
2-18*
$1.12V2
3-30
3-20
35c
3-
5
2-17
^
^
40c
3-10
2-13
3-
2
2-18
3-
2
2-18
Oahu
3-
2
3IV2C
35V4C
3IV4C
v
"
"
(N.
(initial
Gas,
5%%
preferred
1
2-18,
2-10
3-16
4
[
1-25)
3-
2
2
2-10
$0c
3-10
2-24
37%c
2-16
37%c
5-18
5-
35c
3-20
2-27
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
3-
"
5.80%
preferred
Nova
4%
Scotia
'
&
Power
Co.,
Ltd.—
$1.45
"
2-.3
4
;'
■
Sugar
Co.,
3- 2
2-18
:
"""35c
3-10
2-18
7
"60c
2-14
2-5*
$3.60
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Oxford Paper Co.
$62Vac
Lad
2-18-
Co.
3- 2
(quar.),
(quar.)___.
(quarJ
2-
3- 2
$$1.12%
(quar.)
3-
Oil
$4.40
$$1
-
preferred
35®ac
r
:___
(quar.)
Light
$1,375
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4% %
,
:—
preferred
'
5%
(quar.)_l___
39^
1
3-
$45c
common.,
Oliver Tyrone Corp. (quar.)
Otter Tail Power, common
:
2-18
'
Ohio
2
(quar.)__ •
:
2-18
;
3- 4
20c
quar.)
2-18"
32c
2-16
3- 2
50c
Y.)—
3- 2
—v—
!
(quar.)__
(quar.)
*.
-
3-10
3-25
*.
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Natural
45c
17c
Light
Lime
Quarterly
20c
;
Gas
common
2-10
50c
.
.
(quar.)
T*'Northern Insurance
3-10
.
_•
(quar.)
D
2-
5-30
.
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)____L
C
3-
'""New
:
:
$5.12
preferred
;
6-251
3-
:
" 30c
-
1
3-16"
$45c
r-
(quar.)
—;
1%
'
3— 2
Ltd:
:
(quar.).
3-16
10c
Humble Oil & Refining Co.
3-31
2
A—,
;
Paper Co.
5.70%
v
3-
25c
$1.41
5%
2-
England
J
preferred (quar.)
Hoskins Mfg. Co. (quar.)
:.
7
Houston Light & Power (quar.)___7
•Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
2-15
2-25
Britain
New
,
2^0
%
17c
Hew
2-13
:
2-27
(quar.)
* V 2-13
'
4(2%
3
-
10c
Dauch
Quarterly
3-10
35c
t
Paper, class A
2
B
10c
!
I
2
Class
••'i
3-10
(quar.)____
(Pgh.)—
2
.
2-13
.
Insurance
3-
'
2-25
•
.
1
3-
2-13
'
35c
__-
3-
•
*
_•—
lie
*
:
'
./
(quar.)
25c
___*
;
r
Co. .(quar.)
Curtis Industries,
Stock dividend
Hinde
2
(quar.)
*
- $1.25
-
Helene
2 %
2
,
.
9-30
7 Vic
*
(quar.)
Handy & Harman, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
4
3-16
.......
_r
14%c
;■
•
2-12
9c
___—
Shares
Foundation
2-2Q
^
—
Income
Nekoosa-Edwards
3-16
.
:
J.
Quarterly
3-31
$1.12%
_
z
—
Shares
3-
.
4,
2- 4
2
2-4
3-21
3- 6
40c
3-10
2-13
10c
3-11
40c
3-10
2-27
2-13
2-13
10c
•
--
(quar.)
—
—
1—_
$1.10
3'
.
1
3-
90c
25c
.
2-12
2
3c
Mountain
2-12*
i
3-
8c
2-12.
.c
2-12»
4c
-
2-27
,
'
*
< ■
•
3- 2
(quar.)
$1
2-28
Supply (quar.)_—.-.v -•• 30c
3-16 *
Munsingwear, Inc., .common
(increased)
•
37%c-'"3-15\
51/4% preferred
(quar.)
•
2614c
3-15Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.t
> 50c
3- 2
5c
.
'.If.
.7.
_
Mills—__—_—_—___—30c
Paper
Motor Finance
2-10'
4-1
""
$2.50
(Increased quar.)
.2-20,
3- 2
,
15c
—__—l__—;'l.
•
3-. 2.
35c
__7—
(quar.)—
'2-10
2- 7 ■.1-31
.
$25c
_
7
•'
2-28
$1.25
LL_
>
2-14
•"3-13.7 : 2-27
40c
.
2-20
•
-
56%c
(quar.)—__—-—
preferred
Moslnee
2-12
•
•
(quar.t-
2-16"
3-17
.
2-28
*'
*
•
—
*
(J. P.) & Co.7(quar.)
(Henry),-Ltd.—
Common
3-14
3-10
\ 37Vac
'
•
—________
3-2
3-31
~ 30c
"
(quar.):
Products
Morgan
*■
-
2-12
.
Tool
Machine
4-10"
3- 2-
4-1
..
..
(accum.)
Co. J quar.)
Mills
Morgan
2-12
2-12
Co., Ltd.—
2-18
3-12
•
$1.87%'
—2
common
2-16'
*
.
4-30-
30c
Co. of Illinois—
Light,
2-16'
:
3- 2
3- 2
30c
.
,
(quar.,
(Robert)
Quarterly
Moore
*
2-27 r
quar.)
•'
-
2-16
3- 2
.
—35c
(quar.)
2-13'
2
3-
■
1.—.
B
2-13
3-1
'
'
participating class A
Monarch
,
2-12,
2-27
/
3-16
40c
(quar.)_—50c
(increased
3-13-.
1
*'
,.,.
(quar.^
&
Monarch
2-12
»' 2-12
2-27r
7c
:
4-
$10c
p'
Co.
Power
Mohawk* Rubber
2-12
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
series
2-11
'7:;'
$$1.25
.__*.
(quar.)_
& Scott
4-15
3- 2
.
7V
—-----—.
preferred
2-25
'3-25
4-30
$1.25,
(
2-27
,
4-15
$$1.25
(accum.)
Engineering Co.-—
-
5%
*:-2-27
&
Surety
Minnesota
2-12,,
4.2-12 • -
7c
1
Shares
Utilities
3-31
,
■
9c
preferred
Safety Appliances Co.—
%
4%%
preferred
(quar.)____—_*
*'
1-217
3-16
10c
3-16
(initial quar.93:%c
Stores
preferred
Mitchell
.
3-10
37%c~
5%-
(quar.)
Mine
'
1-21
"
2-27
7c.
Electrical Equipment
Shares
2-28
6c
„
;
Shares
Tobacco
3-16
30c
.
(LouisvilheT
3
d'e
2-20
2-27
2-28
15c"
Milgo Electronic (stock dividend)—
1*2(Three shares for each four shares held),2",
*
Gc
preference
5%
5%
RR,,
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
2-20'
2
2-13
3-10
30c
_!/.
—^
—_—___:.
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_
...
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Equipment Shares
30c
!
.
5
2-20
3-31
,
T_
Railroad Stock Shares
67 Vic
co3n3"("quarT
_
2-20:
2-2
13c
——_—
Bond
$1.50
10c
i__333
.
2-
'
3-11
!>7
.
Refractories
Michigan
3-16
20c
3
(quar.)
3-31
59:%c
__
Insurance
4-15
25c
15c
(quar.)__33_Z
common (quarTJ
'
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.
Railroad
$1.50
(quar.)
Commonwealth Income Fund
(From investment
income)
Commonwealth Life
4-15
$15c
,
L
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$30c
'
'3
dividend
-
Fund
Railroad
2-27
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Corp.,
(quar.)
Participating
Kentucky)
1
(quar.73
.i
Class
Middle
3
Petroleum Shares
,
2-16
4-
Elevator
Commercial Discount
6%
3- 2
"
10c
3-31
—
Mcrritt-Chapman
3-10:
2-
...
"3-31
4-10
(initial quar.)_
(quar.).
(quar.)
A 5%
conv.
Mercantile
2
3-10
30c
-__
Shares
Mining
,
,
$2 5c.
(quar.)
3-
3-10
$1.50
4rl0
__—"17 %c
fquar.)
Ltd.,
Machine
Mexico
3-10
•
;t40c
Ipdustrial Machinery Shares—
Merchandising Shares :
1
r
3-14
$37VaC
common
Company
2
3-14
4-15
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pfd.'TauarT"
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-
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,
1
4-15
25c
Century
Industries
(quar!)~
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.,
3
2-26
.
.
2- 6
3- 3
$1.25
Common
.
3-13 "
;• 3-10
3-10
3-10
•
33333.
(quar.T
5.40%
>
Shares
$70c
(quar.)
Telephone Co.,
McNeil
•*
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3-22
-
3-25
40c
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Shares
Building
$70c
"
Co., pfd. B
Wire
1
3-16
2% \
1
(quar.)_
Shares
Automobile
.
,
2-16
33333
(increased)"
Corp.
Central
•
3
Industry Funds—
r
Food
'
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Stock Fund
Electronics &
•
3-
4-1
25c
Fund__
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The Institutional Bond Fund
—;
7
The-General Bond Fund———k—,
i
(quar.)
Investments, Ltd—
,4-
:
$1.56
.
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1
preferred
3-20 \
$1.25...
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(quar.)_:
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r
(quar
3-
15c"
.
2-20
5
—65c
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-
J
2-16 !
rl
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred
-
2T16
common
2-16
u.—.7
General Funds—
The Common
2-10
3-
'
2-14',.
2-27
$2
i
Group Securities, Inc.—»
.
3-
4-
v
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(quar.)l__,r;
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5
2-5.,
25c
L—,
(qimr,)_
Paper Co.
3-16
Safeway, Ltd.,4.40 % pfd3"quar3)~33
Steamship Lines, Ltd., com. (s-a)
2-
;
2-28
■
(quar.)_a—$2
Extra
Great Lakes
3- 2
preference
(quar.)
'
Canada Vinegars, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canadian
preferred
25c
5%
2
Co.
2-6
'3-1
-
r $$1.12V'a
Department Stoics, common (quar.)-__7
55c.
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)__—
■**
85c
$3.75 preferred (1945 series) (quar.)__!_%
; 53%c
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.93^4c
_
2
10c
•
j.;: V May-
'*
class B
$50c
3-16
6
3-20
I7V2C
As Co., common (q'uar.t)
$30c
$29 Vic
56c
class A preferred (quar.)_^
3_
(quar.)
4-
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3.3-
2(/c-
—
6%
r
(
5.
1
.3-31
(quar,)__'__i—::—1—50c
(quar.)_33333333
common
,5-
2- 5
2-10
—15c
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
.4V2 % preferred
(quar.)_____
G
2- 5
2-20
3- 2
25c
Telegraph—'
(quar.)
Central
Maine
2-20
(quar.)
(reduced)—
&
2-10.!
2-13
15c
(quar.)
(Tcnn.)
Insurance
Co.
dividend
Mailman
*
1
dividend
Chemical
California
4-
1
-
2-16
<quar.)"__—
Aircraft, new com.
"Stock
'
,
2-11
5-
27^0
>(quar.)__
8%
2-20
45c
3333
2-28
3-16
!'
3-10
40c
(quar.)___—i
common
8%
r
$llc
(quar.)___
Grace
2-10
30c
Dry
Mfg..
Stock
2-16
2-28
■
2-16
5
■
2-16
2-16
10c
preferred
Magnavox
'
93'?4C
.
.
Government Employees Insuranco
(■
2-13
2-28
50c
3-
■x
$1.25
.
5%
preferred (quar.)
—:
L___i
Gold Si Stock Telegraph (quar.)^l—i.
I
2-13
3-
%
50c
-
3- 3'.-
3- 2
•
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'
2
35c
31Hill
33.33"
3
Co
Inc,
Extra
3-
4-
20c
10c
Forge
3-16
$1.25
;
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fturrard
!
2-27
60c
3-;-6
.
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t
$37%c
2-13
3-20
y
11
dividend
Stock
34 9
■
4-15
V
2.
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
9
$69c
_iJ
3- 6
Co.
Telephone
Common
..
preferred
General Tire &
9
preferred (quar.)
5'/a %
preferred
(quar.)
5%
5
2-13
—
9
(quar.)
preferred
2-
1
30c
(quar.)
;3-6
4- 1
* 3-20
,7
3-13
-
$0.0766
2-20
2%c— 2-20
—1__-'!
Luininator-Harrison
3-
60c
3- 5
4-1
3-27
$1.50
Angeles)
Inc.
G.i,
Lj"on Metal Products
2-16
8c
.
.General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)__
9.
(quar.)
;
(R.
Casualty
Lockheed
2
5";
5
.
4preferred (quar.)____—1221,2C
2-13
.22r
.
—1
General Steel Castings Corp. (quhr.)i
General Telephone Co. of California—
3-16
45c
*„
__
common
3-
2-16
2-16
10%
preferred (quar.)____
$3.75 preferred (qur.r.)
5Va%
58c
Corp.,
25c
•*
:
—
$5
.
cap-
Motors
General
secu¬
(interim)
common
dividend
3-16
''
7 15c
.
'
^ 3-12
20c
;
—
Plantation
Lincoln
>'
•
25c
<•
(increased) __i
Corp.
General Finance Corp. (quar.)___—
General Foods Corp. (quar.)
i
Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
preferred
Stock
2-17
America
2-27
■3- 2
General
2
.
(quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)____
C—I—
$1; preferred (quar.).
60c convertible preferred (initial)_i
4
3-
50c
_
*
preferred
British
/
2-
3-10
50c
_•
Brewster-Bartle Drilling Co
Brillo Mfg.
(increased)
3% %
2-14
13-1(3
&
Lilue
COc
5-15"
20-%;,
(Los
:
2-19 V
3-16
1
5-15
5-15
6-^1
15c
.
shares
(reduced)
Champagne
Inc.
Leece-Neville
$0,024
25c
5-15
10c
(quar.)_____
dividend
2-19 *
_92%c,
(quar.
General Acceptance Corp., com.
)
2-2(3
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
2
3-13
50C1
realized from the sale of
Bristol-Myers
2-13
Lear,
&
Co.
Insurance
Tourneau
5%
Cement Co.—
&
long-term
ltal gain
rities
2-13
3-
25c
Boston Fund, Inc. (from investment
income)
A distribution
representing
♦
3-2
Dairies
Foremost
Wines
Steel
Title
Land
5
00c
Manufacturing (increased>_
Mfg.
5
2-
t80c
;
Common. (increased)
Bibb
2-
2-12
Y.—
(quar.)
Bessemer Limestone
2-12
(quar.)
;
2-
„
<'
50c
/
2
J7*_•;
3-14 7
.^3-16,
2-27.,
5-157
_____
3- 2;,
.
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Consolidada, S. A. American pfd.
3-16
177.C
60c.
—
.
La
2-15
.
3-20
6-1
6-1
6- 1
6- 1
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3- 2>;
*
3-31,7
2c
(quar.)—
...
2-13
3-
55c
Company
(quar.)_____________i.__ >-:
Ltd.
(reduced)_—"
Sugar
;
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.08:,>
—
;
(quar.)$1.12^a-
,
,
,
qi'.ar.)
(quar.)'—.—.*.
preferred
3-13
3-13
3-13
2- 4
2-13
t
4%%-:.preferred
(quar.)
—28!4*cKeystone Portland Cement (quar.)_________
<; 50c "
Kress (S. H.l & Co.
(quar.)
50c
.
3-2
:
3-15 7
25c
__7
2-10.
Co.
r
2-13
2-20
3-15
22 VsC
___4~—
2-17
>' 30c
*
(quar.)_!
(increased
.
2-20
3-13 :
2-26
3-15
:
Kern County Land Co. (quar.)__
Kerr-McGce Oil Industries, common
3-20
10c '
2- 6
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-
—bOc
—
Kcl:.aha
-.
3-20
t-6 5c
7
3- ©
2-16
fit Light—
Power
preferred
Kawneer
2-14
,
40c
Flintkote Company, common (quar.)4____4_,
$4 preferred
(quar.)____—
$3Gc
Quarterly
(Canada); Ltd.
City
4%%,
,
2-16
25c
(annual) ~
(initial)
(M. PI.)
f
9
25c
35c
2-13;
L
,
I
___i—
4- 1-
•"
4%
•
3-13
(qu;yr.)____
2-13
2-16
■
.
3-10
25c
(quar.)—
Inc.
C
25c
25c
3-16
$31 Vic
Shippers Insurance Co. of N.
B
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
Fishtnah
4- 1
.
20c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$5
2-20
—
2-13'.;
■
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
1
3-1*
-2-13;
2-13 7
-
50c
3-10
;$1.25
3-31
$1.25
3-31
(quar.)__—_—
$1.37Va
3-31
(quar.)
—-—.—
$1.20*.; 3-31
Co. of N. Y. (s-a)—77c
2-14
A
$1.50
50c
*
•
3-14
4- 1
3-1
3- 1
;3- 1
3- 1
3- 2
3%
(increased)
Water Supply Co., com.
preferred D
Jersey Insurance
.
,
7,
3-14
4-1
4- 1
5c
1-29
quar.)_
1-30
.
-
(quar.)
Co.
1-15
t25c
common
2-13
'
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.
(quar.)
• /
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2
__7 W/2C
(incr.
.
.
v
—
$5
2-11
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2,
.
2-
(quar.) ___________v_ '
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2-
2-13
3-
Co.—
Power
(quar.).
Oilier Engraving
&
preferred
.
,
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Gas Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
»
2-18
.
10%c
55C
'
60c
preferred
Barber-Ellis
2-14:%
2-25 7
.
(quarterly from net
$1.50
•
(quar.)_
preferred
Light &
$5
•
3-13
1
2-28
.7Vic
m
Extra
0
20c
Bayulc Cigars
2- 2,;.
3-2C)
7.
.;
..
(quar.)
$5
«
,
(quar.)
Reinsurance Corp.
Erie Resistor,
_
25c
Equitable Life Insurance
;
,2-20
3
4-1
$2
;
Bank Building & Equipment
-
7
•
.
•
•
2-12
r.
Jamaica
\
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.—
Stock dividend
^
2-13
held.
Industries
4%
Services,
preferred
4.30%
■*
Jahn
fractions
3- 2
$2
,
(quar.)
convertible
■"
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.
3-1
2-28
3-10
.
:
5%
___
(quar.)—
Bailey <fc Selburn Oil
1
22c
40c
533/4C
'' 4.80%
preferred (quar.)
?<60c
Iowa
Public Service, common
(quar. )_____%•
20e
3.75% preferred Iquar.)
93%c
-3.90%* preferred
(quar.)
97Vae^v
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)_—
•
$1.05
Iron Fireman Mfg.
(quar.)
% 15c .,.
Common
Ford
B. M. I. Corp.
Extra
;
5%
25c
r,
2-16
"
*
•
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________
Fund
Stock
Electric
Iowa.
/
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-
•
'
6%
Fanxiy Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)__—
.
powder
;
2-27
;
3- 9
30c
___
(annual)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
$4 participating class A (quar.),.
Participating
Common and ordinary (reduced)
Athey Products (stock, dividend)
.
for
Endieott-Johnson Corp., common
2-19,
.
3-10
Associated
.
issued
Air Lines
Employers
i
2-19
1
3-10
7 %c.
_______
Atlas
'
3-15
•
•
,
3-24
15c
V,
$1.75
Gas
Co.
Emery
Angostura-Wupperman Corp. (quar.)___.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Arkansas-Louisiana
secu-
investment: income)
,
2-24
4-1
/
7
shs.
7
Corp., Ltd; (quar.)—
Eddy Paper Ltd., common (quar.)
$1 class A (quar.)
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)
a
(quar.).
Liqueurs
1
•
American Rock Wool Corp.
Arrow
4-
basis.
preferred
each
for
par
«
of
3-
30c
•
fractions
distribution
payments at this time)
Eastern
di¬
a
'
3-13'.'
•
,..•: 3- 2
Ecuadorian
30c
American Radiator <fo Standard Sanitary—
Common* (increased
quar.)______
7%
_I__j
*
,
.
—f65c
Investors
;
■
■
at
(quar.)
proposal to split the. shares
three-for-one
from
,
3-10
•
Common
— —
this time.
American
$10
held.
shares
100
Eagle-Plcher Co.
3-31
V
>
payment
•
Duriron
27Vic
Corp.—
2
v
shs.>
par
__________
_
action
No
x
11c
of America
Quarterly
2-27, V
-
1
3-14
$3
v
—_—
$10
pfd.
4-
15c
r
j
■
pfd. (entire issue called for
redemption on Mar. 31 at $20 per share
plus tliis dividend) Conv. into com. to
30
6%
3-10
$30c
15c
(s-a)
C% preferred (initial)
Dulany (J. H.) & Son, common (quar.
7 Extra •"
6% preferred A (quar.)
Durham Hosiery Mills, 6% pfd.
(quar.)__
(No action taken on the class A or class B
-
G i
50c
•
2-
4-10
10c
:
dividend)—.
(stock
issued for
.Warrants
•
conv.
American Motors
•-
'
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investors.- Diversified
■
-
2-10
2
v!
4-20
-25c
■J
u'<
__________
of 65
additional
An
2-16
3-
(quar.)
each
for
Warrants
1„
3-10
•
Bros,
distribution
2-28
5-
$4
'::
3-13
2-15
25c
,
(quar.)
& Rocknway RR. Co.
Chemical Co. (quar.)_
Cover Industries
4-
25c
Cement
Dover
2-13
3-16
Portland
Donohue
4-
1 %%
(increased s-a)_
(quar.)_
Products
2-11
2-13
15c
<
—____
(quar.)—
Productions (quar.
Corp.-Seagram Ltd (quar.)__.
Dr. Pepper Co. (quar.) _____—
3-24
•
(extra)
Tunnel
(Walt)
Disney
'2-19
1
3-13
7
4-
'
Diamond
;
1
Properties
Canada
Ai
Distillers
3-16
-37Vic
,
(Md.)
Afonte
Detroit
*
:
3-
25c %
(quar.)____
common
1
3-
43%c
Machine & Foundry (quar.)
Metal Climax, common (quar.)
Mar.
••
.
(11c. from
(stock dividend)
Machinery (quar.)____i
Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—-
International
4-1
87 Vic
Del
2-20
2-27
$1.62'it
>
(quar.)_____
American
Metal
profit)
Insurance Corp.
i
*
2-27
2-27
COc
(quar.)
preferred
1
3%
._
4%%
/'■»'
'
,
.
.
;V 35c
r
—
and
income
.
'
securities
from
—
2-13
2-18
2-10
3-10.
'
4- 1
7V;
(14c from invest-
21c
and
1
rities
2-10
V:'. $1
A
Indemnity
5Vi%
4-
-
25c
$1.12%:
American
American
2-1G
5-lb
2-20
....
'
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20c
"
Ltd.—
7 Institutional Foundation Fund
28c
3- 2
28c .7 6- 1
______
& Michigan RR., common (s-a)___
preferred (quar.)____.—_——
'2-16''
5
3- 2
20c
pfd.
2
3-31
3-
18%c
American Dryer Corp. (stock dividend).
American & Foreign Power (quar.)
American
income
profit
3-2
3-2
3-2
4" 1
B
Shares,
investment
3%
:•)
*
50c
(quar.)—
7%
preferred
Cuneo
preferred
ment
.
.
,
Crystal Oil & Land, $1.12 preferred (quar.)
$1.12 preferred
(quar.)—
4-20
$1.02
(quar.)_,
Co.,
Cement,
7
.
(resumed)__
2-1(5
•_
(quar.)__
comrrcn
Institutional Bank Fund
7,
"3-20
:
1-31'v
1-30
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Can
time.'
Press
1
3-16
at
2-13
2-13
$1
_
(quar.)_
preferred
American
this
payment
4-
1
Co.,
Payable of Rec.
45c
t37%c
25c
(quar.)
—---—i- V.
(quar.—_*_:
*7 $1.06%^-
preferred A
4V* %
.••r
>
50c
<quar.)_—
common
on
5%
Water
Institutional
7-3-13
25c V
(quar.)
$2 pfd.
2
3-
75c
(quar.)
Co.
1st preferred
American
A
Dayton
American Biltrite Rubber Co.—
;
*
24c
_____
common
preferred
preferred
takett
action
No
time)
this
,
(quar.)
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Aloe (A. S.) Co.
(quar.)
: Stock dividend
American Bakeries, common (quar.)
f 4Vi%
dividend
$1
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
2-27
2-15
'
Allis
"
2
3-13
Co., common (quar.)—, ,
55c
4- 1
preferred
(quar.$1.37(2
«
4- 1
Corroon fic Reynolds Corp.—
-v'
'
5c
*3-
Indianapolis
(increased
Paints, Ltd.
Imperial Flo-Glaze
*
International
preferred (quar.)
4%
.
"
2-13
2-2(5
.$5.50
Holders
Share
,
(quar.t
-"
Inc.—
'
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.
Gas
«:
Brakcr
'
(Common payment
Advisers Fund
Allied Stores Corp.,
•'
2-28
3-12
3-16
Freightways
3-16
25c
_
-Lz—____•—v 20c
iquar.)__„,—20c
Utilities
(quar.)
22%c
Circuit
I-T-E
Holder*
When
Per
Name of Company
2-13
v
Continental Baking
Payable of Kec.
62 Vac
2-28
(quar.)——_
Monday, February' 9, 1959
.
Holder*
20c
Consolidated
follow with
we
Per
Name of
4%
When
Payable oj Rec.
Share
-
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)__
Consolidated
show the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
a
Company
Mills
.
.
1
4-15
2-13.
' 4-1-
,
Volume 189
Number 5819
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'vV1
y*- h '
V
•
'
Nam&oJ Company
Share
.
Insurance
Pacific Insurance Co: of
2-20
-
(quar.)
3-
8274c
"$1.40
v'
3- -2
-
3-16
.
4-
2-16
•'4(47o
-2-28
1
3-
Universal
">■
.
3-13
Stores
Mfg.
quar:)50c
l
<quar.l_:_^u../.i^_/;^_!___l::>v
2-13
2
Perfex Corp.,
preferred,$i.12?/2
Pfaudler-Permutit,
Inc.
(quar.)
'
__
Piedmont'
Natural tOas,
'Preferred
(quar.)
Pioneer
Piper
Natural
fromi;.net
Inc.;
3-10
40c
...»
in-
: ;
3 .-16
.
'4W/k' preferred B (quar.
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago
Quarterly
Waite
3-
3-12
—!.__!!,!"*/.• 5374c"
Ry.—
\d- •*,
Pbrtland Transit
Provident
Life
(Tenn.)
V
Co.
(resumed)
4-
$1.75
(resumed)
Accident
&
y25c
? 25c
,
Insurance
payment
common
on
'
.
3-
2
2-16
$1.0674
3-
2
2-16
''
(initial
Company
•
2-20
100%
3-
quar,>
Iron
&
15c
.
3-
preferred
Co.
.
3-
5
2-16
3-31
3-20
3-31
3-20
87 71> c
1
2-27
3-
1274 c
1
4-7
3-10
2-13
40c
3-12
2-16.
25c
3-10
Lo¬
(quar.
3-10
2-10
36c
3-
1
30c
3-
2
3-
2
2-16'
Class
class A
3-
2
(quar.)
:
——
$15c
4-
1
3-10
Atlas
4-
1
3-10
Atlas
4-
1
3-10
Atlas
Villa
2-16
4.80% -preferred
!./'
.
<quar.)_____,
% '.preferred ,(quar.)ji__
7.4.32% /preferred: tquar.)x_i____
•
26c
<
3-1;
>•££,-. 27c
.
Rlttfer
Finance
•'ft Class
Co., ;Inc.,
(quar.)____
B
'5%%
2nd and
3rd
(quar.)
-$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
2
33-
5
3-14
3- 5
10c
4-30
3-30
50c
:
A C
5
-3-14
$0.16667
.(monthly)
common
3-14
;<.37%c
-.j*
:
ABC
2-16
;
c
-
A.
F
Inc.
P.,
Abercrombie
Wire
Acme
.
10c
5-31
4-30
6-30
5-29
-Class
preferred .(quar.)
preferred
this
plus
25c
r
"i.5%
preferred
Sears,
Roebuck
:
Shopping Bag Food Stores
feihlonds Saw
1
2-12
25c
4-
2
2-23
,
;;
23c
3-16
2-25-
12(72C
3-16
2-25
4-
1
3-20
3-
5
2-18
3-
7
2-16
Ltd.
__X'_
Gas
3-14
2-20
2-27
2-
3-13
Southwestern States Telephone,
com,
.(quar,) ".
Class
/■
B
Standard
1
30c
3-
1
2-10
..
3-
1
2-10
33c
3-
1
2-10
25c
3-16
$1.12(4
3-16
2-27
Co.
of
Standard
Radio,
Register
State
Ltd.
Storer
Aluminium, Ltd.
3-10
2-16
4-15
3-31
1?
4-10
2-27
3-10
2-17
$1.25
3-31
6-30
$1.25
9-30
12-31
3-
2
2-
50c
3-
2
45c
3-16
2-27
6c
3-16
2-27
3-13
convertible
preferred
-
2-
7
20c
(quar.)
2-
2
;27c
(From ordinary income)
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
issue called
at $105
(Entire
for
,1-; March 6
jT,. dividend.)
Texas
Fund,
/-(From
Texas
3-16
12-11
1-23
3-
2
per
5.1674 pfd.__
redemption
on
share plus this
93c
3(4%
*
Producing
,9%
Glass Mfg.
(c.uar.)
Canadian. General Investment,
convertible
Roller
Tobacco
;
preferred
American Can
American
Trunz,
V.
}
B.
Stock
3-11
60c
/ 8%
Union
3-13
2-27
4-15
3-31
4-
1
3-
6
Metal
Stock
dividend
4-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
the
.
1-29
American
2-25
to
be
3-10
2-20
American
"United
United
United
.
Industrial
Corp.
(quar.)
and
Feb.
2-10
1-23
2-25
2-3
(
3-10
2- 6
4-
3-20
1
4-
1
3-13
$15c
4-
1
3-13
*
2-6
5.6074
2-28
2- 6
Blaw-Knox
2-27
2-12
3-26
3-4
4-
1
3-17
3- 1
2-13
3-
2-13
$1.25
(quar.)
25c
87(4c
:
3-
1
2-13
50c
3-16
3-
5
1
7/
2-25
2-
5
class
3%c
2-20
50c
1-27
N.
(quar.)__
_
2-15
1-31
Company
Borg-Warner Corp., 374 % pfd. iquar.)—
Borman Food Stores
(initial-quar.)
3- 2
2-13
Botany
3-16
3- 5
574
3- 2
2-2
9
2
2-13
3-
2
3-
2
1-30
50c
2-16
1-26
60c
3-
2
2-11
4-
1
2-24
■-*'
3-
1
2-13
2-20
2-16
2-
36c
3-
1
2-25
3-
1
2-25
9
$1.05
3-
1
2-25
$1.18%
3-
1
2-25
2-24
—-.
35c
3-23
3-
2
3-12
3-
2
3-12
3-
2
4-
1
3-16
4-
35c
25c
80c
60c
Borden
1
3-16
3-16
2-16
3-31
3-17
2-20
5-15
2-20
1-22
4-30
1-31
3-
2
87 74 c
4-
1274c
4-10
1
2- 9
9
3-
3-20
Mills,
Inc.—
convertible
preferred
called
3- 2
per
2-27
3-10
30c
2-16
1-30
2-16
1-30
'
2-27
$1
3-13
$1.25
3-13
2-27
5
y2-l3
2-27
3-27
2- 6
3-14
3-13
3-2
2-25
2-10
3-2/
2-10
40c
»
3-
25c
,
$2
60c
$1
!___
$1
(quar.)
(s-a)
2-27
3-
2- 2
2-16
2
4-
Oil,
Com.
Feb.
Brach
•,
(entire
issue
A
<
3-31
3-17
3-17
3- 2
3- 1
2-10
75c
3- 1
2-10
2-10
6 (4c
30c
$25c "
(quar.)—30c
27(4c ,
quar.)
3-27
3-13
$1.10
3-10
2-27
$2.36
Public Service, common
preferred (quar.)
^
preefrred (quar.)
15c
2-27
2-10
$2.40
preferred
60c
3-
1
3- 2
"
1-20
1
1-30
1-30
3-
3- 1
60c
62(4c
3- 1
3-
1
1
1-30
1-30
1-30
2-13
3-
2
3-
2
2-13
$50c
4-
1
3-17
(quar.)__
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
$$1.50
35c
4-
1
3-17
$1.60
3-
2-16
2-
2
2
2-16
3-23
95c
4-
1
$1.10
3-
1
$1.10
3-
1
1-30
$1.10
6-
1
5-
$1.10
6-
1
5- 2
$1.10
9-
1
8-
3
$1.10
9-
1
8-
3
2%
3-
1
2-
6
_
4.40%
preferred
"
Brown
Brown
&
Shoe
B
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Company
Brown
r
$5
Co.
preferred
2
30c
Sharpe
Budd Company,
1-30
3-
2
2-13
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bruning (Charles) Co. (quar.)
Buck Hills Falls (quar.)
3-
2
2-11,
2
2-
P
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
3-
2-15
1-31
25c
3-
6
2-19
$1.25
common
25c
15c
;
3-
1
2-10
10c
3-
2
Bullock Fund Ltd.—
(Quarterly from net investment
1-30
1
5
$$1.1274
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
2-13
3-
59c
."
2-10
3-
60c
(quar.)_
iquar.)
S2.50 preferred A (quar.)
3-
3-12
2
6
6-
$30c
preferred B
2-
3-
1
Gas—
4.4074
2- 2
$30c
(quar.)
:
Taunton
1
7-
$$1.43%
Broadway-Halo Stores (quar.)—
Brockton'Edison, 6.40% preferred
Brockton
4-
$72 74 c
—
preferred (quar.),
1st preferred (quar.)
6%
2-14
$1
:
5%%
;
$1.15
to
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
25c
class
(quar.)
J.)
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
•'
Common (quar.)
■I $2.90 preference
(quar.)..
British Columbia Telephone, com.
(quar.)
!
474% preferred (quar.).
'
2-14
13.
(E.
4.40%
2-16
3-31
conny4?£
/
$1.50
Increased quarterly
4.4074
2-16
„
Feb. 14 at $15
into
3- 2
30c
53(4c
common
$3 partic. preferred
convertible
3-23
1
3-23
15c
(quar.)
on
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
2(4c
(quar.)
redemption
issues
4.40%
$1
(quar.)
common
Both
r
3-13
for
share plus this dividend)—
convertible
preferred
(entire
issue
called for redemption on Feb. 14 at $10
per share plus
this dividend)
2-20
3-13
3-20
*
25c
25d
2-13
2-13
3-
(4c from earns, and 2c from capital gains)
1-23
20c
(quar.)
Products
$2.40 preferred A
2-13
2
60
—
3- 5
Corp.—
2-20
•
2
3-
1774 c
(initial)
Inc.
Corp.
2-
50c
Chemical
preferred iquar.)"
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
Arizona
Brooks
Bondstock
2-16
3-14
40c
2
2
rities profits. The 69% payment is payable
in cash or stock at holder's option)
i
3-10
$1.12(4
40c
:
4-15
3-
■
J.) —
Participating
3-
Laughlin Inc. (quar.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund (102/5C from net investment income and 69%c from net sccu-
25c
(quar.J___
Argo Oil Co. (increased)-!
Argus Corp., Ltd. (increased
$2
4-30
$1.40
;
5c
4(4%
B
20c
$1.0674
(quar.)
iquar.)
&
4%
Works, com.
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
32(40
Water
Farms
preferred
42c
•
•
2-16
2-10
$1.43%
62(4c
(Newark,
preferred
(quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
Arden
(s-a)
Bliss
Bobbie
(quar.)
Anderson-Prichard
2-18
'
1-27
40c
'
Co.
preferred
Anderson Electric,
Class B
2
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
i
4.2574
preferred ;(quar.)_
25c
374
(quar.)_.
___;
Post
3-
$0.2628
(quar.)__
5.7574
3-1
25c
2-13
l_*_
1959
j.
Sivalls <"te Bryson, common
4.7574 preferred (quar.)
18,
3-16
2
$1.18%
Convertible through Feb.
this dividend).
3-5
3-30
3-
3-10
2
2%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(entire issue called for
redemption on Feb. 24 at $26.50 plus
1-26
35c
2-13
3-10
1
3-
4.56%
Amphemol-Borg Electronics (increased quar.)
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
$4 preferred
(quar.)____
2
1
4-
15c
5c
$4.20
$56c
(quar.)
Tobacoo
4-
$35c
$1.1274
(quar.) —
—
Black,
Co. v(quar.)
&
$25c
$1.75
(quar.)*___
common
4.75%
2-16
6-26
3-
10.
(quar.)___
9
3-6
7- 2
3-11
5
(increased)
2-
$2.25
3-25
y. S. Printing & Lithograph Co.—
Common
2-13
4-1
30c
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
1-26
;
Potash
Corp.,
dividend
Stock
■
2-25
Anchor
preferred participating prior
Artists Corp.
1-23
3-2
5(474
7
:
Board (z Carton
2-17
2-16
7
Union Terminal Cold Storage Co.—
> 47o
1-28
15c
343/ac
1-
1-
$7(4c
A
1-28
2-15
37 (4 c.
9
2-29
$30c
effective
2-10
2-18
2
2-16
:
(quar.)__
preferred
$25c
Extra
2-
—:
outstanding, class
shares
3-2
2-15
3-26
3
15c
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
*
4%% preferred
(quar.)
1
Bishop Oil Co. (quar.)
Black Hills Power & Light, com.
7%
2-13
(quar.)
Seating (increased)
American Smelting & Refining (quar.)
American Steamship
Co.__
American Steel Foundries, (quar.)
3-16
IjTnion Oil & Gas Corp. of La.—
/ Stockholddrs approved a 2(4-for-l spilt of
U
2-3
Steel
3-
1
(stock div.)
Company
Bethlehem
2-25
(qimr.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
$5 'special
10c
preference
common
2
15c
50c
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Best
3-10
American
2 '/o
preferred
3-13
12(4c
Power,
Go.
preferred
4-
.25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Belock Instrument
2-15
22 (4c
Furniture
Meter
preferred
3-13
37(4c
$17 (4c
(quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)
$0,273
dividend
2nd
50c
**12(4c
Common
$0,175
:•
(quar.)__
(increased)
4- 1
Pipe & Construction (quar.)__
American
25c
regular
—
non-cum.
$1.15
(quar.)
NeWs
2-25
'P'nlon Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
/Common
Co.
Electric
preferred
2-16
!
(quar.)____
1
American Metal Climax—
30c
receipts
Chemical'
S.
15c
31(4C
31 (4c
(quar.)
B
4-
EXtra
2-18
25c
Trust-Regis'ered
deposit
Inc.
series
2-13
Chain & Cable
American
4(4%
35c
Ltd._
2
(quar.)
American Home products (monthly)
American Insulator (quar.)-.
__r
6
3-16
spfit)___"„_—
Bearing
Securities
American
2
Stores—
(Two-for-one stock
Tilo Roofing (quar.)
Timken
3-
2-
$15c
-
Thorofare Markets Inc., common (quar. )1
5'5% preferred, initial series (quar.)
Thrifty Drug
2-28
5c
(quar.)
3-
3-
2.
2%
I
1
2-
$1.0674
$1.18%
2-18
4-
2}
2-20
3-
Lumber,
5
$3
2-
2-16.
(A.
&
2-
2
3-
$1.25
3-
;
9
2-16
1
$1.40 preferred
41A%
4%74
Q
2-16,
3-
Bell & Gossett (increased-quar.)
Bell & Howell Co., common (quar.)
Business
American
5C
2-18
Shares, inc.—
Quarterly from net income
.
!___
income)
2-27
1
25c
5
(quar.) —
Airlines, Inc., com.
preferred (quar.)_
American
Inc.—
'
2%
—
$1.05
—
15c
Ltd., common and class A
(quar.)
—
S.) Shoe, common (quar.)
r
4% 74 preferred
(quar.)_.
Beech Aircraft (quar.)—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., 4% pfd. (quar.)
r
i-30
'
Canada, Ltd—
dividend-
preferred
$50c
preferred (quar.)
Beaver
50c
American
Thatcher
.Third
of
$1.3774
—
(quar.)
3-
'
American
investment
Gulf
Be
.
3-18
2-16
3-2
93%c
Quarterly
^
V $5
■
Mills,
40c
(quar.)
common
American
Television Electronics Fund, Inc.—■
y
574
American
30c
Co.
American
2-16
3-31
9
preferred
Stock
7
12-15
$10c
America,
(quar.)
4%
1st preferred
(quar.)
4(4 % 2nd preferred (quar.)
American Aggregates,
common
9-15
$1.25
7c
3-31
3-2
-
dividend
$1.12(4
(quar.)__;
of
Co.
Aluminum
6-15
Tanganyika Concessions, Ltd
Taylor &; Fenn Co., common (quar.)
<r 4.32 %
$3.75
3-16
$1.25
.
..
Aluminum
3-20
3-10
15c
(quar.)
•
Stock
62(4c
Allied
2-13
8?r pfd. (quar.)
Broadcasting Co., common <quar.)__„
'/ Class B iquar.)
Switson Industries, Ltd.
•
2-20
'
3-13
(John B)-,
r
^
30c
2-20
2-20
30c
;
3-1Q
•
(quar.)—
A
75c
2-10
$15c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A
3-10
1
Industries
Power
Class
50c
2
<quar.)_
•'
$15c
(quar.)—.
2
Steinberg's,
Stetson
Co.
3-13
3-
Beck
(quar.)
(increased)-.
Laboratories
3-31
25c
(quar.) i~»-_
.
Co., 51/4% pfd. (quar.)
& Paper, Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Bayless (A. J.) Markets (quar.)
Beam (James B.) Distilling—
k
m
25c
3-
(quar.)
4-1
4-
10c
Corp.
Kid
25c
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
--
5%
Chemical
Allied
2-
Bathurst
•
'
3-10
Fuel
*
35c
Inc.
Allied
2-17
common
Cement—
62(4c
(quar.).
Supply (quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5c'o preferred
(quar.)_
;
5c!o
Allied
5c
1
—
(quar.)__
Bastian-Morley
2-27)
*
,
5c
Co.,
5-22f
preferred (quar.)
8-21
Bearings,; Inc.
(Increased)
Control
6-22
9-21
Beaunit
;
3-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Standard
Institute
50c
...
3-12
2-2flf
$1
Bassetfc Furniture
1- 7
2-16
5-22
8-21
3-23
$1
Basie
$1
>
9-21
preferred (quar.)—
4%
2-10
6-22
4%
2-10
-
Mills, Inc., (quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., com.
5 7o
preferred A (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
€
2-20
3-23
,
"
$1
3-10
$13(4c
93(ic
California
of Indiana
preferred
Portland
3774c
3- 2
2%
C.) Business Machines, Inc.
A
3774 c
3-31
:.
____;
25c
-
(quar.)
Oil
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio,
33Mc
-
3-
preferred (quar.)—
2-10:
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
Allied
2-27
3-20 ;
3774c
7
(quar.)_
3-16
Extra
3-20
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co.
<
4-
$1,32
preferred (quar,)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)^
"j $4.50 preferred (quar.)_
1
Spindale Mills, common (quar.)
Class
2-27
2
4%
Holder#
'
,$1.50
(quar.'r
preferred
2
Common
2-25
Inc., common
Hamilton
Allentown
3-28
7
i-
l-l©''
2-16
2- 8
3-
25c
—
1-19
2-9
8c
(increased quaf.)_
(quar.)_
Common
2-25
~
Alexander1
80c
pfd.
$1.44
Co.
.
;
^c
2-13
36c
Co.,
(quar.)-!'
5%
2-28
$60c
0
4-ia
Baltimore & Oh id RR.—
:$$1.25
zz-z
dividend)..
Air Reduction
Allen (R.
(increased)
$6
.7
.thi3
2-
2-20
»
2-20
40c
—
Baltimore Paint & Chemical Cofp,
(quar.)
dividend
Alabama &
2
(quar.)
2-11
$30c
2-27
3-
Products
3c
10c
common
2-25'"
$15c
•
3-10
2
3- 2
Corp.,
Fund "A"
(Quarterly of 2c from net investment inc.
and 6c from realized security profits.)
Payable of Reo.
*
15c
Corp._
(increased)
Natural
Southwest
.
When
25c
25c
;
Smith (Ed B.) Fund
Southam,
Per
_r,./,
Ltd.—
I
2-16
4'
,
Mfg.
15c
3-13
$56(40
2
Quarterly
10c
(quar.)_■/__
4.50% pfd. 1951 series (quar.)__
Alabama Gas Corp. "(quar.)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)!
4-
25c
—
25c
20c
,
(quar.)
Industries
17c
Steel
&
3-
J50c
4(2(0 preferred B (quar.)__.—
Sheller Mfg. (resumed)
Hoist
2-12
$31(40
.
.
&
1
..
class A
Class B
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
iA"/o preferred series A (quar.)
Crane
3-
,
V
Shepard-Niles
5^25c
,
4-15
7-19
Corp. (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
1
Common (quar.)
:
;; 5(4 % pfd. (Entire issue called for redemp;
tion on Feb. 27 at $10 per share plus
2-17
3-16
25c
10-13
■;,",* Share
Adams Consolidated" Industries—":•/•.
Stock dividend
:
^
;
$31c
2-13
25c
(quar.)
2
2-20
3-16
7-15
A
Stock
2- 2
10-15
40c
(quar.)
preference (quar.)__l
Acme
2-20
3-12
1-15-60
Aeroquip
.2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Serrick Corp.,
5-29
'
(quar.)
common
Co.
5%
7-' 1
;
-
(quar.)_
&
5-29
v
-
dividend)-
Scythes & Co., Ltd.,
■"7-/1"
-.2-28
$1
$1.07J-a
(quar.)
50c
25c
75c
'/
* -
{ Common (increased)
10c
4.30(0
2-
25c
Quarterly
*
-
(increased)
Sugar Refineries,
(monthly)
pref. B
(Entire
issue
called for
redemption on Feb. 17 at $27 per share
.
-
Fitch- (extra)i
&
Co.
Acadia-Atlantic
(monthly)
,4%
3-12
2-14,
(quar.)
'Common
,
2-20
50c
474 c
(Tulsa)
2-10
3- 2
3-10
—T
—
.
**>.' Common
Safway Steel Products, Inc. (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.—
$4.50
2-20
Vending Corp. (quarO——4
Wrigley Stores (quar.)
M.
1-23
2
2-17
1
Common
Name of Company.
2-16
1-30,
3,
1
/
2-16
2
5%
we
preceding table.
2-13
2-17
9
...—__—__
•2-16
3-2
-3-
68%c-
_-
Participating
Safeway Stores,
3-
68:!ic
series pfd.
& Myers, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)_
_t-.
Robbins
3-16
2-13
1774 c
3-
give the dividends announced in previous
and net yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
dends
2-13
2-13
2
Axe-Houghton
weeks
I 2-16;
4
3- 2
:
-7c
/.-7c
series preferred
Wfc'/o
r
elass A- iquar.)-.!!..
3-
2
3-
4-
—1—
(quar.)
Governor
Below
\ 2-18
3-
(quaf.)
Avon
.-
3-14
50c
3-
Ayshire Collieries
2-16
2-16
$1.25
'
preferred (quar.)_
3-20,
2-18
Raytheon Mfg. (stock dividend)-—
^"5^"
Rio Grande Valley Gas
(Texas).<-.4c$
Foundry
Insurance
1
Iron
2-18
3-14
$3
r"'
2-16
3-,I
>3- 1
$1.20
Life
4-
3-1
8774c
:
4.16
Brass
Corp., 574
$1.06 74
preferred
2-16
3-14
$1.3174
Atomic Development Mutual Fund
Woodward
1-31
3-14
50c
Avco
Woodward
1-31
1
$1.25
(quar.)____
3-20.
2
1
3-
25c
.
■
______
'
«
Refining
3-20
3-
1-31
3-
3774c
(quar.)
1
2-16
1-30
2-13
30c
4-
1
2-16
25c
iquar.*
3-31
3-
1-30.
8%c
—
20c
3-10
18c
5274c
(quar.)________—___
(s-aJ__-_:—-
Cement
Mfg.. (quar.)
1
Stores, Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.) 4——
$4.25
3-13
(Calif.)
&
40c
-
2-6
3-13
1
40c
Whitehall
.
1
2-16
774c
common-
Weiboldt
3-.22-20
^2-16
2- 6
.
Timber
Grocers
4-
4-
'
$$1.50
(quar.
,
Weyerhaeuser
White
Oil
Atlantic
$15c
(quar.
preferred
6% ' preferred
3-14
2-17"
3»14
29tr
'
—_
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Waters, Inc.
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.
$$1.1274
(quar.)_.___
B
4(4%
f
Ltd.,
30c
2
25c
(quar.)
Co., com.
Athey Products (stock dividend)
"Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co. (s-a)_
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Connecticut (quar.)
2-16
(quar.)_:
Puritas
&
Common
2-10
$1.20
Supply/ common
preferred (quar.)____
Weston. (George),
1
4
2-17
6
Atchison .Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
;
2-25,
3-
Westingliouse Air Brake (quar.)
/.
2-2Q
75c
28c
(quar./
Auto
.4.80%
.•3-10
2-27
Co.
$20c
1
(quar.)_____:
Telephone, common
preferred ■ (quar.)/___
Western
3-10
3^29:
Wire
Coast
$1.44
;r 3-20
1
Amulet
2-
3-
93 %C
Refining; common (quar.)
t; $1.50 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
i
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)
:
—
"Associated Dry Goods* common (quar.)—__
5(A74
preferred
(quar.)
T—
Associated Truck Lines, The.—
Class
A
(quar.).
2-17
3-16
$3174c
(quar.)__
'(quar.)—
5,
3-12
30c
A
Ashland
2-
3-
10%
,
3-18-
1
21c
preferred
Quarterly
Artesian Water,
Class
4-
40c
cohv.
2-20
2
—
—_
2-27
3-16
75c
(quar.)
Aluminum
Arrowhead
40c
■
25c
—_
3-13,
3-30
$1.16 V*
(quar.)
common
Rubber, class A
quarterly"
Altex
35c
2-10
25c-
(quar.)
Dare,' Ltd.,v5',(>
B
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
(quaf.)
(quar.)
Holdere
Payable of Re*.
•
25c
(stock dividend)
Co.
2-16
2
Power,
Corp.
'
221'2 c
r
Cd.
&
Class
Corp.
preferred
Steel
Arnold
«fe
4-22
.
$4.7574
Armstrong
at
." "
I.
Oil
Fuel
Armstrong Cork,
$3.75 preferred
...
dividend)_1—1
(stock
Mold
6%
/•.
iquar.)
■
Armour
—
west
Co.
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com.
"3%%
preferred fqtfa'r.)
Arkansas-Missouri
2-13
all
iquar.)_
Weeden
t>
.
Transit
1- 7
.
$3.18%
Winding.Co:—■
Washburn
2
2-27
5-15
i,/Vjhis time)
..■■)■!
Lv.,
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
,v
•V*7%
preferred
(quar.)
_____!//, •*. $1.75
Oregon
clears
Mines, Xtd(* (increased)-.
Walgreen; Company - (quar.)_/i.______
2-ii
3-16
»
40c
7% preferred iquar.) ______
<
$1.75
Pittsburgh Plate Glass iquar.)
:
55c
j,.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry,—i",. -•
.{/>,:
(No action taken on common payment at'-•
Portland
payment
i.
Chemical
Vulcan
3—5, ■:2-20
n'-.ljl"
-
2
convertible ■preferred;./quar.)
/ 3-2(1
.
.
9
3-
Armco
time).
Virginia
■■'.-2-27.
~
V;?(3-for-l stock split, subject to-approval
'^ stockholders April 15)
2-
25c
Victor Chemical Works/com; (reduced quar.)
3 Vz',0 ; preferred <<
3-16
3-16
25c»
^
iquar.)
$0,127
Arkansas
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
3-13,
'
18c
\
90c
Vick
.'3-16-
3-31
,
this
.
Vernon
4-15
i
1
s
(this
•
preferred
Common
t
2-13
.4-15
25c
a
4-
2-20
•
.J.2-27
quar.)^__r24;_-~--_-£xi V;"/35c
common
2-13
:,.
Aircraft«. (quar.)_j._
Pltnev-Bowes,
.
;
2-19
2
preferred
Universal
,,
20c
.
commdh>v(quar.)i_i.>^5c.
:!_.
SI.37(2
•
Gas ;<(
__
'2-8
3•
Pictures Co.—
A
Hol&erl
Payable of Reo.
627ic
_______
ordinary.
Ltd.,
((No action,;taken
"'2-27'
3-1—
..
75c
Quarterly
___'!_!_
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
~ZCommon (increased)
,>*8% preferred —
Pine. Street,! Inc/".(quarterly
/Ai vestment income)V__
/
'
-—"'35c
Phelps Dodge Corp;-:(quar.
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
J
3-27 u
2-15
--
75c
Cos.,
/.arrears)
4(47*
.
Pepperell
Share
—.
"
•
Peoples" Drtrg
'
(quar.)-'—--
Universal'. Insurance "/Co. / (quar:)_____/_
2-11-
•
preference A
United^ Steel
">"2-11
•
; * 3/ 2
Parksrsburg-Aetna Corp., $5 pfd. iquar.)
$1.25
Paton. Mfg., Ltd., 7% pfd (quar;)__.:
$35c
Peabody Coal Co. (quar.)
I
10c
(V:5% cpiiv. prior, preferred »qnar.)_—"3i74c
57o
4'
2-
2
When
Per
Name of Company
2-13
2-14
Y.-)-'iquar.)'}'' 60c
Pacific Northwest Pipeline, $3.30 pfd.
/>$5.60 preferred (quar.)____;i_
Holder*
Payable o/Rec.
22 74c
(quar.)
(Nv"
When
per
"
'1
Pacific Employers
(711)' II
Burlington
Industries,
common
'
374%
;
474
preferred
(quar.)
preferred /quar.)
4.2074
47s:74
preferred
2nd
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
income)-
(quar.)
2-
6
15c
3-
1
2-
3
8774 c
3-
1
2- 3
$1
3-
1
2-
3
$1.05
3-
1
2-
3
$1.1274
3-
1
2-
3
TheCommercialand. Financial Chronicle
(712)
12
'
Sliare
NamtQf Company
J.;.,
4-
Burns
&
Ltd.
(quar.)
'—
_—.—.
Co.,
:——
Bush
.Stock
Bush
dividend
Terminal
Power
L
*
•
-
60c
iquar.)
•
27 %C
31 %C
Stock
Life
States
dividend
v -
(s-a)
5%
1-30-
Consumers
Glass
Consumers
Power- Co., common
2-15
-11-30
1-30
:
$4.50
1-30
2-15
$4.52
1-30
1-30
2-15
1-30
2-15
1-30
preferred
10%
4-15
3-15
Continental
2-27
1-30
2-20
; 5%
preferred
Continental Life
3-20
2-15 "
1-30
$87%C
$87 %C
1
3-
6
1
3-
6
6
Coruell-Dubilier
3-20
:
10c
3- 2
2-
2-15
1-15
2-27
1-
$$1.07
2-16
1-30
$$1.25
2-16
1-30
$20C
3- 2
2-13
$28c
—
(quar.)
3- 2
2-13
3
—
2-26
3- 5
1-lb
3- 2
2-13
2-28
T V 2-13
2-28
2-13
•
3-
1
2-16
1
3-12
1 **•
3-12
$10c
4-20
3-20
4-20
4%
Illinois
preferred
4.92%
26c
Common
'•
Dkystrom,
Deere
Violeta Sugar
Stock
(From
Bank
preferred
±
Cincinnati
Gas
City
&
Title
City Water
9-10
12-31
1-31
1
1-30
2-14
3-
1-30
2-15
Detroit Harvester
Detroit
3-16
9-30
2-16
2-25
2-
2-25
2-
7
2-10
1-30
3-
2
2-13
2-20
2-10
Steel
class
New
2-27
1-30
2-13
1-15
2-15
1-30
4-15
8-30
2-14
2-
4
3-20
3-
2
1
4-
7
5-
3-31
Aikman
3-
2-27
2
3-30
3-
3-
2-20
2
2-13
(quar.)
Extra
Locks
Commercial
2-
9
3
2-13
Dun
3-31
3-12
Dunham-Bush
2-27
2-16
&
2-10
2-27
12-31
Dunhill
3-16
2-24
Stock
2-15
1-20
3- 5
1
2-27
conv.
2-10
East Kootenay
1
3-1G
East
2-13
1-20
3-31
3-
6%
3-13
St.
2
2-20
Eastern
2-27
2-17
Eaton
3-
2
2-16
El
4-
1
3-16
5-
1
4-16
2-16
1-20
2-16
2-
3-10
2-16
U5c
3-
2
2-
3-
1
2-10
3-31
3-
2
2
2
6
2-15
2-
1
30c
3- 2
2-17
3-
3
3-
2-
2
3
2-
2
3- 3
2-
2
3-
2-16
2
(clears
20c
3-13
2-27
2-25
2-
25c
3-11
2-24
5
Paso
7%C
3-16
3-
2
General
i
preferred
Hose
Electrolux
&
2- 2
2-6
2-16
1-31
2-16
4-24
•-
5c
60c
V-
(quaj.)
...
60c
1- 9
2-27
2-24
1-15
2-13
2-13
3-15
10c
<
(resumed)
2-27
2-16
1-16
2-15
2-15
2-15
1-23
1-23
1-23
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred
General Public Utilities
1-28
2-18
3-17
3-
4
3-20
3-20
2-15
1-22
2-15
1-22
2-10
2-12
2-
3-
2-20
6
1-30
3
—
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1
General Telephone Co.
of Florida—
series B (initial)
$1.30 preferred
General
Telephone
Co.
$0.1056
(quar.)—
$2.20 preferred
2-
2-28
2-14
2-14
2-16
4-
1
2-27
2-
2
3-30
2-13
2-25
1-30
2-25
1-30
2-27
2-13
3-16
2-16
5-
1
4-
20c
3-
2
2-13
50c
2-25
2-
1
4
10c
3-
1
2-13
50c
3-
1
2-13
10c
3-
1
2-12
6-
1
5-15
50c
55c
3- 1
2-16
3- 1
2-16
3- 2
2-14
1-30
2-13
2-13
3-13
2-16
2-
5
—
$5
25c
*15c
50c
(quar.)
5%
IOC
(Initial stock dividend)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)_.—*—
Glasspar Co.
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)_
12%c
60c
Globe-Wernicke Industries
Rubber
Goodall
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gorton's of Gloucester
—
—
25c
5%
35c
50c
.
Stock dividend
—
Gossard
Company (quar.)
Gould-National
Batteries,
Inc.
(quar.)
Grace National Bank (N. Y.)
(s-a)
40c
3-10
2-26
20c
3-10
3-
1
2-19
2-
5
Great
$2
2%
20c
50c
(stock dividend),
(quar.)
Granite City Steel
(increased)
Great American Realty Corp.—
Class
A
(quar.)
50c
4-
1
2-14
50c
50%
3-16
3-10
3-20
2-
3-
2
2
2-20
10c
3-16
3-
2
$1.25
3-16
3-
2
Grace
'W.
Grand
Union Co.
$14c
2-14
1-31
$30c
New
Great
1-31
Great
1-26
Great
15c
2-26
y2-12
3-16
2-18
3-
2
7%c
4-
1
3-16
25c
4-
1
3-16
2-10
(quar.)
B
25c
75c
tl2%c
+12%c
Ry.
(quar.)
(quar.!
(A.
P.)
Financial
dividend).
(stock
Fire Brick
5%
25c
(quar.)
12%c
60c
Consumer
4- 1 '
3-24
2-17
3-10
3-10
3-31
3-2
2-16
2-16
4-1
2-17
1-27
2-li
2-11
3-19
2-9
1-31
1-31
3-13
2- 2
2- 6
1-26
55c
2-16
2-
2
Gulf
75c
2-20
2-
2
4.64%
3-10
3-10
2-27
2-27
12c-
2-20
62%c
$1.16
3-10
4- 1
2- fl
2- 6
50c
3- 1
2-13
net in¬
is
(quar.)
Corp.
1-26
15c
(from
income)
Gulf Power,
2-10
10c
Finance Corp.—
Mutual
vestment
Oil
1-30
2-6
3- 3
2-20
2- 3
2- 2
2-24
2-23
2-10
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)
Fund, Inc.
conv.
Guardian
3-16
2-16
3-2
3-16
3- 2
2-20
2-27
3-17
40c
B
Guardian
2-2
1-30
2-24
2-18
2-2
2-16
2-27
7%c
Gregory Industries (quar.)__
Gross Telecasting,
common
(quar.)
Class A common
$1.50
50c
40c
Towing
Western
1- 5
2-20
3-11
3- 2
2-16
3-16
...
5c
(initial)
(quar.)
West Coal, Ltd., class A
3- 1
4- 1
2-16
3-5
*.
$1
Lakes
Green
$$1.75
Co.—
Tea
Dredge & Dock
Northern
Class
2-27
Pacific
&
Extra
2-16
3-14
Co.
&
common.
Great Lakes
2-14
31'Ac
R.)
Atlantic
Great
—,
2-14
51.25
7%c
$2.50
27%c
preferred (quar.)
Genlsco, Inc. (quar.)
—
Genung's Inc., 5% preferred (s-a)
Giannin* (GM) & Co., 5%% (quar.)
Giant Portland Cement Co. <quar.)__
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd.
(final)
2
$15c
(quar.)
2-10
3- 2
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
2-28
$31 %c
(quar.)
2-15
62%c
Kentucky—
of
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
5%
Gillette Co.
.
r
25c
32%c
33c
—
2-25
$62%c
"
53c
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$20c
(quar.)
5- 1
8- 1
11- 2
2-13
2-10
4-6
3-13
2-11
3- 2
3-2
2-11
3-10
50c
3%
25c
36c
,
Extra
General Metals Corp.
$4.75
1
$20c
(quar.)
common
•
•
Corp. (quar.)
—;—
Ltd., Ordinary (interim)—
General Fireproofing
(increased)
General Investors Trust (Boston)
.General Merchandise (quar.)
Dynamics
General Electric,
2
25c
,_a
2-16
2-2
,
Subject to approval of stockholders on
General
3-
39c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
Co.—
(quar.):—
$1.02%
3-
2
2-11
Hackansack Water
(quar.)
$1.06 V*
3-
2
2-11
Hahn
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
2
2-11
$1.37 %
3-
2
2-11
$1.37%
3-
2
2-11
$1.41%
3-
2
2-11
5%
$1.42
3-
2
2-11
5%
$1.60
3-
$1.34
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.):
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
Emhart
1-31
General
2%
Gas
2-16
3-2
3-10
2-15
3-16
5-18
10c
60c
25%
City Steel, Inc. (Omaha)
Cigar Co.
(increased)
Development
(stock
divid.)
Gate
3-10
40c
preferred
4.25%
preferred
5.36%
preferred
5%% preferred
5.50% preferred
5.65% preferred
5.68% preferred
6.40% preferred
$5 2nd preferred
Electric
——
3-25
37 %c
—
—
Associates
,
3- 2
2-16
5-15
8-15
11-16
3- 2
50c
38c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9c
(quar.)
Natural
Brass,
Ltd.,
Stock dividend
for
each
Hamilton
5
(quar.)
common
2
2-11
Hamilton
$1.25
3-
2
2-11
Cotton
Co.,
3-
2
2-11
(quar.)___=.—___—_u_(quar.)
30c
3-20
3-
30c
2-20
2-10
Rubber
Ltd.,
(from
Mfg.
i-
:
(increased)
com.
income)_—__
Mfg.
(quar.).
Empire nistrict Electric, 5% pfd.
43/4%
preferred (quar.)___
—
fquar.)—
3-16
2-16
Harshaw
3-
2-16
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
2
3c
2-27
2-
40c
2-16
1-15
$1.25
2-27
2-27
2-13
:
2-10
4-20
3-10
2-11
4- 6
2-26
1-19
25c
(quar.)
40c
i
2-13
$1.18%
3- 2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
30c
2
2-10
2- 5
5- 5
45c
:
(quar.)
Watch, common
preferred (quar.)
Chemical
6-10
3- 2
$1.50
:
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
6%
(quar.)
com.
25c
(increased)
Corp.
(quar.)
Investment
4
4%
7- 1
f22%c
$$1.25
$$1.25
25c
20c
' $1
held)
Hamilton
$1.21%
divid.)—
2nd pfd."
(stock
(One share of 5%
shares
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_-
—
Corp.
Electrographic
2-15
pfd.
Service
25c
(quar.)
Utilities
/
,
$2.25
arrears)
common
4%%
3-16
Investments, Ltd.—
4.10%
$4,875
22%C
-
2-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
,
90c
10c
10c
10c
10c
$1
Inc.—
5%
Assm,
Racing
i
(quar.)—._
preferred
Gardner-Denver Co.,
2- 2
35c
Power Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
& Interurban
Water Co.—
preferred
Electrdnics
(quar.)
Fund,
series 1956
preferred
Eastern
$1
Louis
—
—
—
4%
Industries,
Wood
Gar
Class
1-30
2-14
10c
(initial)
three-for-lwo
2
2-16
15c
Inc., common
pfd.
2
70c
new com.
1-27
3-
2-1G
10%
Brewing
4-
25c
(quar.)—
2-13
Duro-Test Corp.—
12C
(quar.)
1
25c
dividend
3-
20c
ZZZZ
2-16
4-
2-10
4%c
I
3- 2
International—
Duquesne
(stock dividend)
Trailer,
Fruehauf
-
t*.
7c
5%
15c
(initial)
1
2- 2
4-14
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-25
3-12
..
r
.
series
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-27
1
.
$1.50
(initial)
registered & bearer shares (quar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.)_.
2
$1.06%
1
4-
2-13
5-4
$1
$1.10
$1.15*
$1.183i
12 %c
40c
25c
;
12 %c
55c cl. A
3-
75c
-
4-
6-
(quar.)
common
5% preferred (quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.—
2
25c
Machinery—-—
2-27
't
< quar.5
10c
Bradstreet
3-15
split of these shares.)
Shoe
1
3- 2
2-13
1-31
1-30
1-30
1-30
1-30
2-13
2-10
2-16
(quar.)
Co.
Motor
12 %c
preference (quar.)
.
Co.
(quar.)
Dresser Industries (quar.)
s.
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)
Dubois Company (quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply
(stock divid.)
9
87%c
(Pa.)
4-
2- 4
3- 1
2-20
2-15
2-27
ap¬
Corp., common (quar.)
3-
4-
to
4%
2-10
$20c
(quar.)
Fund
Commonwealth. Telephone
t
u
2-13
Freeport Sulphur (increased quar.)
Friedman Realty Co. (quar.)
5
4-
Drackctt
1
60c
a
2- 2
.
General Precision Equipment—
Quarterly
Dravo
62c
(quar.)
Community Public Service,
(Stockholders
approved
3-
2-16
10c
3-
3-
subject
(R. R.) & Sons (quar.)
Douglas Aircraft (quar.)
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common
(quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
Dover Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
1-15
40c
(quar.)
Stock
3-20
—
(quar.)
Mart
Pitt Bridge Works
General Outdoor Advertising Co.
Donnelley
87 %C
Shearing & Stamping
Commonwealth
9-15
(stock
RR.
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Increased quarterly ______—
5%
Paper, class A
Credit
3-16
6-15
25c
(quar.)
5%
12c
Commercial
1
1
9-29
$2
(quar.)—
-
2-10
$1.12%
(quar~.)
4-
1 40c
(quar.)—
Dodge Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)
$1.56 preferred
(quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Dominion Bridge,
Ltd. (quar.)
50c
Ltd.
Franklin Custodian Funds—
,
dividend
Stock
1
55c
Columbia Gas System (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Enterprises,
8-11
15c
__
Investment
3-
$1.25
(s-a)
each six
(monthly)
2
12c
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Houses
(quar.)
2-16
25c
Co.
9-
75c
Dobbs
10c
Monthly
Monthly
Columbian Carbon
Co.
Corp.,
B
40c
Corp. (increased)
class A (accum.)
Power
Fort
:
dividend
Diversified
12c
Central
Food
40c
Wayne
Stock
3-11
37 %c
(quar.)
Colonial Acceptance,
1-15
2-10
$4.50
(W. S.) Cluy Mfg. (quar.)
Corp. (increased-quar.)
Dickey
7
$2
_
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
3%% preferred (quar.)
2-16
3- 2
40c
preferred (quar.)
Giorgio Fruit, new class A
Divo
9-15
2-26
25c
(quar.)
gtd.
(quar.)
$1.05-
6%
Di
1-30
3-31
split
stock
3-for-l
65c
com.
preferred
proval of stockholders April 8
60c
Illuminating,
4.75%
7-
::
.
-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp.,
I50c
,
Western
Grande
Rio
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
2-14
2-27
12 %c
Bottling, class A (quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Compo
divid.)
12-10
2-15
$1.50
(quar.)
gtd.
regular
Combined
9-21
held)
special
Combined
6-10
$1
_
for
3-10
$1.75
1-31
3- 2
2-26
2-11
3-11
>
:
,
April 20.
class A common
Mfg.,
$1
share
(one
I
$1.75
..
5c
4-
(quar.)
(resumed)
Lines
&
2-16
dividend
&
3-10
6-19
Denver
12-10
3-20
30c
Coca-Cola
Collins
12-21
$1.25
87 %c
Electric, common (quar.)
Machine, com. (quar.)__
Controller
Colorado
9-10
30c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R.R.—
7%
6-10
9-21
$1.12'%
(Ttnn.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Employees Insurance Co.
Cleveland Electric
4%
6-19
25c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
(extra)
Civil Service
shares
3-10
60c
Service
Stock
3-20
3c
(quar.)
Products
Clark
Voting common
(quar.)
$8 preferred
(quar.)
Dentists' Supply Co. of N. Y.
Air
.
(quar.)
4% preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Income
2-16
3-16
3-15
2-20
3-20
v
..
2-19
2-20
3-13
2-27
3- 9
2-13
Y.)—:
I-
N.
pfd.
preferred
preferred
3-16
.
.
25c
Rubber, 4%%
Fund
4.60%
Fund—
Dominion-Scottish
income)^-
(quar.)_J
preferred
City
Dennison
3-18
75c
(quar.)_
Milling
Cities
3-18
3-31
15c
(quar.)_____
Company
Cincinnati
4%
3-31
12 %c
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)•___,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)__
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
Chilton
Power
(Syracuse,
Corp.
2-10
3-31
:
42%c
(quar.)
1
4.40%
.
3- 2
3-10
283ic
lc
lc
-
3-
50c
Delta
60c
_
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
4%%
Florida
2-27
.
.
20c
»
(quar.)__
Increased
1-31
3-16
30c
2-20
40c
(quar.)
Chase Manhattan
Growth
50c
3-10
50%
investment
Florida
20c
2-16
of Boston—
net
1-31
(quar.)
Door
2
$1.50
(S. A.), common
dividend
Chase Fund
Firestone Tire &
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
3-
$1.50
Corp.
2-10
Co.
Income
25c
(quar.)
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.—
$3 preferred
(quar.)
Channing
&
Glassine
50c
!
Securities
3-10
3-24
2-14
.
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
2-28
2-14
.
.
(see Marshall Field)
Stock
4-15
Quarterly from net investment income—
Del Monte Properties (extra)
45c
Aircraft
Belt
First
3-14
2-13
2-13.
12-31
2- 2
4-1
2-27
2-27
2-28
3-1
25c
60c
(monthly)
(Del.)
(Marshall) & Co.
Corp.
4c
30c
'
Monthly
3-24
29c
$1
Delaware
$1.12%
.
Common
Chain
Bank
15c
3-25
45c
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
First
$1.75
6-19
$1.25
-
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
Electric, com. (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Cessna
Filtrol
2-25
(quar.).
pfd.
4.60%
25c
;
1
25C
Central Vermont Public Service
2-25
3-10
Federated Corp.
9
Franklin Stores
7- 2
4-
$1.25
$1.25
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
5% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
5%
,
1-20
1-20
25c
5%
Central
3-10
(quar.)
Dahlstrom Metallic
2-10
25C
Central Louisiana
„
2-16
25c
(quar.)_
Field
$2
$1
(quar.)
Soya Co.
2-18
2-
2-25
Ford
$1.23
*
5%
Central
Federal Paper Board
$1.05 '
44c
(quar.)
Central & South West Corp,
3
8-10
-
2-10
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(incr.)
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
;
4-
3- 2
.
Deerfield
Common
*
4-17
(increased monthly)
Pacific Electric Co.
-
,
f
3-162- 2
:
........
$3
- 25c
6834C
.
2-7
2- 1-
4- 1
2-24
.
-
2-13
-
-
20c
Federal
$1
60c
_—
(initial quar.)
Common
5
3-10
—
—
2- 6
2-13
Mortgage Assn.—-
2-
■
10c
Extra
preferred
FedAcal National
5
2
Gas
$25c
(quar.)__
Georgia Ry. Co.—
of
.
2-
3-
28 %c
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)—.
Candy Co.—
4%% 1st pfd.
(arrears for year 1954)__
Curtis Publishing, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
Extra
$$2.50
preferred
Central
7-23
3- 2
75c
U7%c
—
3-2
.2-15
30c
10c
-
*
25c
Curtiss
3-20
Ltd.—
Central
1
4
20c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.60
5%
preferred
Public Service,
2-
$1.31 V*
Ltd. (quar.)_.—;
3-11
4-
Common
(quar.)
pref. (quar.)
Central Foundry, 5%
8-
1
"<
$4.20
$1.05
Central Canada Investments,
3-
r;
93%c
preferred
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
Crum <fc Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
,.;■
7%
preferred - (quar.)
7%
preferred- < qugr.)—
Catalin
(quar.)
3- 5
-
-
(quar-%
common^ (quar.)^______
preferred (1953 scries)—
Federal Asphalt Products < annual).
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)-i——
Federal Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J;)-—
Increased quarterly
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. tquar.)_
3- 5
/
Y.)
N.
5%.%
40c
"
-
Fedders Corp.,
3-13
1
3-16
tlOc
Crown Cork & Seal,
$2%c
Caterpillar Tractor, common
4.20% preferred (quar.)
9
2-20
Crown Zellerbach Corp.,
4-
Corp. of America, $1.20 convertible
preferred (entire issue called for redemp¬
tion on Feb. 16 at $21 per share plus this
dividend) Convertible into com. to Feb. 16
6
2-20
1
3-14
4-
ft
3-16
f$1.30
•'
3%% pfd. (quar.)
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Crown Cork International, class A (quar.)
1-30
$1.75
Extra
3-
_
Company,
2-13
11 %C
—
2-
2-25
.
(quar.)
1-30
3-10
$1.12%
—!
45c
—
'■Extra
7%
_
3-
75c
3-13
60c
(quar.)
7%
3- ft
1
62 %c
2-16
56 %c*
.___
preferred
6%%
preferred
(quar.)
Casslar Asbestos, Ltd.
I.)
(J.
1
Corp.,
■
——
6% conv. preferred* (quar.)_—
Farm
Equipment Acceptance- (quar.)______
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse,
50c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Case
1
4-
4-
10c
Crlbben & Sexton,
..
2-27
3-10
3- 1
'2-28
2-28
35c
-■
(increased, quar.-
River Gas
12 %c
6%
(quar.)
3-
A-
$1.13
$1.12%
-
50c
common
4%% preferred
4.80%
preferred
Falstaff Brewing
i
Electric Corp., com.
7
.
<
--
prior preferred (quar.)$1.12%
40c
5c
40c
E.) & Co. (resumed)
Carpenter Steel (quar.)
Carreras, Ltd., ordinary B (final)
Corp.,
Fall
1-23
v':.r.
40c
'.
Mfg. (quar.)
1-30*
2-20
15c
(s-a)
■
.
—i 87%c
preferred A- <quar.)_—.'$1.25
common (quar.)
20c '
2-27
93 lifi
.
-
3- 1
■'* 3- 1
- 2-10
$5
Co:,
Ertanger Mills,
4%%
$1
pfd. (quar.)
—,—
Corning Natural Gas (Increased)
Cosmos Imperial
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Crane
RR.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)_.
25c
scries A
$5.25
- -----
-
Guaranteed stoek (quar.)^_
2-10.
(quar.)
4-
3-10
$20c
$75o
Ltd.
(Toronto)
common
4-
1
4-15
4-
$$1.06 y4
(s-a)
Insurance
-
2- 2
31V4C
preference (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
(quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
Copper-Range Co. <quar.)
Coppcrwcld Steel Co., common —
5% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
« •
-
'
2-25
,
prior
$3
2-25
>2-16
3- 2
'
Industries
Steel
Cook Paint & Varnish,
1-30
3-13
$1.04
(quar.)
2-13
,
Erie <fc Pittsburgh RR.—
6
52%c
preferred
Commercial, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)________
2-15
2-28
;
2-
1-23
2-192-16
2-16
2-10
. 2- 6
il-20
2-13
'3-10
.
1-15
—
&
When. Bolder*
^
-
2-16
;
(quar.)
Per
<
.
Equitable Gas ., (quar.)
—-w--— -- -•
433*c
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.) _a_
—
.
.
- 50c
Erie Forge & SteeNCorp., eommon (quar.)_^
- .
10c
Erie
convertible
Copper
1
1
3-20
3- 2
60c
>
com.
•
•
}37%c
(.quar.)
(quar.)—
S3.75
60c
912'■
10c
(quar.)—
Amer.,
^
-
.
EquitaWer. Credit Corp.,-. 50e pfd.- (quar;>____:.■>
12%c . .. 3- 1
60c
preferred (quar.)__^—:i-i--——-—3-1
1
30c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
of
Corp.
preferred
4%
v,
^
f 13c
Continental Can, common
1-30
$37 %c
iquar.)_
4%
Carrier
Container
>
2-28
Canadian Western Natural Gas Ltd.—
Carey (Philip)
Carpenter (L.
$4.16
2-15
+15c
preferred (quar.)
5% % preferred (quar.)—
Carborundum Co. (quar.)
3-16
-
■
<fc Papcr__
Ltd. (quar,)——
Co.,
preferred
preferred
preferred
3-15
$32 %c
(quar.)
Canadian Pacific Ry. (s-a)
Canadian Utilities Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
4-1
Power
Water,
$25c
v
——
OH Cos.,
9-15
70c
6^
12-15
Continental
______
Fund
Canadian
Consolidated
(quar,)-—
A
75c
(quar.)——
$1.50 participating class A
Canadian
1-23
class
50c
•
v
Empire Life Insurance' (increased-annually)-V-V -; 90c
Empire Trust Co> (N. Y.) . (stock dividend)
-4%"
Emporium-Cap well ^^ Co; (quar.)__i._i.„^—1—1_
30c
2-28
6-15
*0c
■
-L
1-31
:
3-15
f50c
——
2-16
Ltd.—
Packers.
B
5
•
'+50c
•-
——_______i.
v-i
34%c
'
——
participating class A (quar.)
Iron Foundries, Ltd., com.
-
1-30
2-15
$15c
Class
2-
1
2-15
$25c
Canada
2-11
■
33C
Ltd., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
6
33 %c
Canada Flooring Co.,
4%%
Quarterly
J50c
.
~—
—•«—
preferred (quar.)_—__
Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Consolidated Electrodynamics
(quar.)
Consolidated Laundries (increased. quar.) —
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—>
(Increased quar.) _—-———
—_
;
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
2-15
2-15
Canada Foils,
60c
3-
2-
33 %c
_
(quar.)
Canada
*
Quarterlv
_r
Connohio, Inc., 40c
Consolidated Edison
>
Insurance—
Ltd., common
$1.30 preference (quar.)
,
*
1
32 %C
_____—-
Cement,
Canada
<
2-27
2-15
32 %c
Western
*50c
-
Quarterly
v
1-31
2-15"
$1.37 %
(quar.)
(Toronto)
Assn.
2-16
-
55c
,
5.20%
Semi-snnual
•
3-28
>2-20
17%c
4.40%
California
•
•1-30
2-24
3-
20c
(quar.)
preferred C <quar.)__.
preferred I (quar.)_
preferred G (-quar.)
5.20% preferred H (quar.)
5.28% conv. preferred E (quar.)______
5.30% conv. preferred D iquar.)
5.36% conv. preferred F (quar.)
5.50% preferred J iquar.)
__
>
3- 9
25C
5.08%
,,
*
15c
—
California Interstate. Telephone (quar.)—-—
California Packing (quar.)
California Water Service, com.
•
2-16'
V
2%
(quar.)
(ouar.)—•
Electric
9
*-7-29*
4-20
31c
10c
—■_
—__—
Cement
Calaveras
California
7-
■*
Life
2-15
35c
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;5%%
Confederation
'
'
•
—
Buildings
9
'25c
t
preferred (quar.)
flurry Biscuit Corp., 51.25
Terminal Co—
4-
*15c
<quar.)__
Corp.
4-29
'
-
Quarterly
2-10
When ■» Holder*
Per
Shareyj P&yahte o/JEecv;,;
-
.
Concord Natural Gas, com.,
3-13
2-24
$15c
*
Burroughs
4-1
15c
—
Name.of Company??*
"v
•3-13
1
$25c
.(quar.)—
Corp.
Burndy
-
.
Payable of Bee.
»5c
<quar.)
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd.
Holdera
-When
Per
*..
J.. •,
Monday, February 9, 1959
; .v
3.90%
preferred
*
-
-
.......
483ic-
(quar.)
(Continued
on page
46)
2-16
5-15
3-31
3-133-13
,
3-20
2-27
2-27
.
3- 2
2-10
■n:3
Volume 189
Number 5819
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range (or Previous
Year 1958
lowest
30% Jan
43% Jan
7
"14
3
37 %
43
113
3
Abacus
70% Jan 19
Fund
117
Jan
19
18% Jan
21
Jan
27
19% Jan
*6
53
Feb
3
21
23% Jan
2
Jan
33
Jan
28% Jan
30
Jan 21
33y2Oct
3
20% Jan
24% Jan
47% Jait
26
33
Acme Steel Co.._._
Adams Express Co
35
Jan
Ada ms-Millis
9
Feb
Jan
82
Oct
1
97
Nov 11
94% Jan
7
Jan
2
19% Dec 29
17 ys Jan
16% Jan 28
17% Jan
2
25% NOV 18
*
83% Nov 21
8
297
24% Jan
2
34
2% Jan
3
5
11% Jan
2
28
2
Jan
12
19% Jan
2
30% Jan
2
3
88
Dec
31
33% Jan
9
3
3% Jan,
i9ya Jan
5
*42%
64
62%
35
15
7
14
Jan
2
72
Jan
16
80% Nov 24
4% Jan
2
lOVa Dec 30
Dec
26
2
23% Jan
9
2
<fan
2
80
9% Jan 28
f91
Nov 13
280
July 31
93
Jan
29
80
Jan 21
160
Dec 29
160
Jan
2
14 % Apr
30% Jan
91
Apr 18
Dec 16
12
33
2
2
Dec
30
32% Jan 28
44% Jan
7
95% Jan 13
49% Nov 11
100
Dec
12
15% Oct
6
22 y8 Jan 20
13% Jan
2
25% Jan 14
20%
20
20%
52%
52%
51%
52%
21%
21%
21%
30
21%
30%
21
30%
29%
28%
29%
28%
34%
109%
5
96
Jan
Jan
*154
34%
Jan
3%
t
1
%
24%
12
6%
6
26
Jun
25
60% Jan
2
*
22
Jan 15
27% Jan 21
33% Feb 21
181
.
Feb 25
64% Jan
2
14% Jan
-85% Jan
2
'
i
55 ys Dec
.
11
82% July 28
80% Dec 31
111
Nov
37!
2
16
172
167
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
50%
51
34%
33
50
51
49%
50%
49%
50
107
49%
Mfg
3
38% Jan 12
6
33% Jan
5
93% Jan
5
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum Co of America
39%
*38 y2
39%
53
52%
52%
52
44
44%
44%
44
44%
44
13%
53%
13%
14
13%
14%
13%
53%
13%
53%
54
53%
54%
54%
54%
*79%
80%
54%
80
54%
80
80
80
80
80
80
81
27%
28%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
42,200
104%
104%
600
3,000
163,500
13%
28
28%
105
105%
37%
90
Dec
25% Oct
37%
371/4
37%
301/4
82%
81%
30%
82%
50
*32%
35
*33%
35
35
35
-1
12.50
*41
41%
41%
41%
41
41
48
48%
48
48%
49%
Corp.
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines common
l
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com
No par
101
101%
100%
403/4 Oct
4
7
Feb
2
preferred.
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
51% Jan
106% Feb
2
Amerace
14
5
Amerada' Petroleum
9
Jan
8
2
42% Jan
2
95
Jan
6%
21
30% Jan 26
147
,
Feb
convertible
Corp..
Jan
29
46% Jan
113% Jan
15
36 % Feb
58
Jan
5
38% Jan
5
2
63
Jan
6
30% Feb
6
34% Jan
19
American Bosch
45% Jan
2
50
Jan
14
American Brake Shoe Co
105
14
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
15
4%%
convertible
39! 2 Jan
16
42 % Jan
2
Jan
15
87% Jan
96% Mar
84
6
30%
31%
301/4
48%
48%
49%
48
Inc
...l
20%
21%
20%
21%
20
20%
20%
common
Co
..1
8,
47%
12.60
common
preferred
39%
40%
*87
88
55 y4 Jan
American Electric
Feb
32
Jan
3
18
Aug 27
Jan 31
108
Jan
©4
2
100
Jan
6
Feb
6
141% Jan
6
14% Jan
12
13
Feb 27
17% Nov 18
16% Jan
16
Jan
2
21% July 28
20
Jan
14
96
Jan
2
104
Jan
22
32% Jan
79
Jan
Jun
3
2
59% Nov 17
53% Jan
8
14
85% Jun 10
80
Jan
28
47% Jan
8
17% Jan 17
92
111
2
Jan
2
70
Nov
67% Jan?
2
26% Jan
11
30% Oct 13
102
7
Oct 20
96
Jan 28
34% Jan
2
15% Jan 16
18
104
Jan
2
Jan
84
Jan
Co
9
48%
39
39
28%
29%
28%
29
28 y4
45
43 y4
44
•42%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
xl7%
18%
Jan 22
4%%
Investment
Co of
111
3
16% Nov 21
14% Jan
15% Jan
2
Jan
2
43% Jan
15
American
Motors
68% Jan
15
American
Natural
Gas
32% Jan
39% Jan 21
34% Sep 12
40% Nov 14
38% Jan
44% Feb
4
33% Apr
7
11% Jan
2
144% Nov 26
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
43% Jan
20
48% Jan
9
15% Jan
6
17% Feb
2
Jan
20
150
8
38
8
117% Jan
2
27i4 Dec 22
29% Dec 30
27% Jan
2
45% Dec 18
45
Jan
63% Jan
6
57
Jan 22
105
60
2
63
Jan
.
30
120% Jan
5
124
Jan
28% Jan
5
2
51% Jan
16
105
Jan
2
25% Feb 12
35% Dec
3
32% Jan
2
34% Jan 20
31% Jan
35% Dec
4
33 ya Jan,
7
35
6
8% Jan
2
Feb
5
8
17% Feb
6
167% Jan
2
224% Jan
2
240% Jan
9
74% Feb
27
•97% Dec
1
95% Jan
2
107% Jan 26
119% Sep 15
25% Jan
2
134% Jun
4
123 y4 Jan
2
9% Jan
26
2
Jan
Nov
13% Jan
6
39
37
Nov 11
J
n
16
15% July 11
14% Jan 28
41% Feb
4
15% Jan 23
Feb
81%
30%
91
*96
79%
30%
2oya
•102
•17%
20
3,500
14%
109
•102
17%
400
109-
17%
20%
2,000
6,500
173/4
20
20
800
3,400
*102 J/2
105
55%
•79%
57
25,900
81
•79%
81
•79%
81
70
79
56%
•102
55%
105
105
•102%
56%
56
.
79%
79%
79%
•77%
500
30
30%
29%
30%
•77%
28%
79
30%
29
33,400
97
97
97
97%
97%
•97%
99
28%
29 y8
28%
29
33
31%
31%
30
28%
5-9%
32%
32%
28%
28%
110
9,800
15%
15
15%
14%
15
35%
37%
14%
33%
14%
37
35%
32%
34%
66'/a
65%
66%
65%
66%
65
66
No par
38%
38%
38%
38 Ve
38%
38%
39%
42 %
43%
43%
43%
43%
44 Yk
43%
39%
43%
38%
American Optical Co
1
Potash & Chem...No par
American Rad & Std Sany com
5
7% preferred
100
42%
43i/2
7,900
44%
17
45 %
44
44%
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
44%
12,800
17%
17
17%
16%
17 J/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
77,900
Co-
American
American Seating Co
150
7%
♦147
*148
151
•148
37%
31 Ve
37%
36%
57
57
60
58
60%
51%
52%
51%
52%
143 %
143.%
143%
61%
61%
*61%
\
X51 %
52%
144
62%
143% 144
62%
61%
52
36%
58%
144 y*
122%
123
61%
•
52%
1441/4
360
61
•122
123
28
28%
28
28 >4
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
American Steel Foundries
.1
46%
47'%
46%
47
47
47
46%
46%
46%
101%
101%
99%
100%
American Stores
6%
Viscose
17%
17
17%
231
234%
230% 232 '/4
233%
233
233%
30,800
103%
103%
104%
23iy4 232%
103% 104%
232
103
x99
102%
99
100%
15,900
127
127%
126%
126% 126%
126
126 y4
600
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
34 y4
34%
15%
34
34%
34
34%
34%
35
34%
35
15%
15%
14%
5
common
127% 127%
—100
series
4
127
15%
41%'
39%
40%
40%
41%
40%
41%
39%
40%
50,400
14% *
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,100
25
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29
•28%
28%
•28%
28%
400
26
26
25%
26
27%
15%
•26%
15 y8
27
15%
26%
15%
27
15%
15%
15ys
15%
'".0%
72
35%
1,790
6,300
20,200
7,300
69 !a
85,500
5
Amohenol-Borg Electronics Corp
f
15%
39%
14%
25
19
'i
5%%
15%
101%
25
Corp
Jton
red
70
25
101%
34
34
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
1
800
22,300
8,800
1,900
2,700
3,940
9,500
100%
33%
16% Jan 12
1
99% 100
100 %
2
Preferred
47,
25
American Water Works Co com
6
28%
l
preferred—
American
L
25
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
Tobacco
123
100
Co
American Sugar. Refining com
1% preferred
American
•122
5.600
59%
61
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
122% 122%
100
37%
144%
121
121
9,000
1,650
16,400
preferred.100
non-cumulative
1,800
382,800
8,400
51%
52%
144%
61%
300
151
•148
37%
56
32
•31%
151
36%
56
25
common
151
37%
56
100
preferred
American Snuff Co
6%
150
•32
37%
10
American Ship Building Co
No par
American Smelt Sc Refg com.No par
12
...
series
71
70
25%
15%
72%
71 j/3
73%
71 y4
72%
7oy4
36%
36%
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
35
50
67%
68y4
68%
68%
69%
68%
70
No par
57%
57%
67%
56%
57 %
57
57%
56 y2
56%
34
34%
33
34%
33
33%
33
34
2
37% Dec
~S
32% Jan
7
73% Feb
4
38% Jan 22
13
03% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
70
81% Oct 14
53% Jan
7
58% Jan 16
Anaconda Wire & Cable
39% Jan
5
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
68
56%
80
17%
•14%
32
96%
96%
123% 1243/4
14%
143%
66%
14% Jan
s
55%
80
20
104
97
129
35%
24% Jan
"
56%
81%
*17%
31%
32%
97
15%
26 % Jan 15
4.'
20%
105
•102
31%
125
12,600
67%
38%
17% Nov
l
20
*102%
17%
14%
32%
96
131%
14%
18
2,800
37
28% Dec 29
<■—
20 %
105
109
96
700
303/4
15%
27% Dec 23
22% Jan
17%
*32%
130%
5,200
30%
17%
66 %
Co.
8
6
♦102
17%
32%
20
10% Jun
4
109
15
29
2
preferred
23% Jan 10
.
29
79%
30 %
*95%
*14%
96
132 %
50%
28V4
44
35%
3
27% Feb
55%
*80
32%
*
49%
1
129% Jan 20
14
227% Dec 18
•102 %
96
131
bo%
5
16
27% Jan 19
Dec 31
Jan
17%
20
32
97
50
25
American News
53% Jan, 30
61% Nov
7
126
July 16
*102
32%
133%
14%
50%
800
32%
15%
144% Jan 28
155
2
Products com
convertible
American Molasses Co
5
2
2
Jan
13
5%%
2
46% Jan
Oct
43
Jun
American Metal
Jan 21
142 % Jan
140
14%
100
Corp
64% Jan
2
41% Dec 16
69% Nov 17
35% Dec
2
33 y* Feb
2
Feb
96
100
Jan
60% Feb
32%
122
1
preferred
8
32% Jan 22
33% Jan 22
13
47%.
•38%
45
48% Jan
20% Jan
Jan
•87
44
11
55
54,900
1,400
17,000
48
39%
29%
31 % Jan
32 % Jan
90
48%
39%
48%
39 y4
503/4
28% Feb
149
88%
87
48%
39%
44
18
5
51% Oct 20
•87
87
48%
38%
50%
18
May
88%
88
48%
39%
29
Dec
68
40
51
31
May 12
34% Nov
6
393/4
43
32% Dec
157
39%
293(4
l
22% Jan 13
400
2,700
49%
x50
5,900
52 %
43
20% Feb 28
48% Apr 10
35% Jan
2
39%
300
50,300
47%
40%
50
22% May
6
39
19,300
12,400
521/4
48%
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com
1
34% Jan 16
48%
,
46%
39
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90%
preferred
:
100
9
98
Power
6%% prior preferred
58% Jan 22
82
39%
.
8
52%
29
22
4,100
47%
10
American
21,600
47%
10
American Ice Co common..
No par
6% non-cumulative preferred.100
American International Corp
.1
Jan~15
20% Jan
40
201/4
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Hardware Corp—...12.50
American Hawaiian SS Co
10
American Home Products..
1
Apr 21
13
13
91% Jan
39%
*52
•20
Enka Corp
5
American European Secur—..No
par
American Export Lines Inc.
_40c
18% Jan 22
31% Jan
,
20
American
45
123
39%
40%
29% Feb
28
39%
40%
2
Jan
39%
41%
6
Dec 11
47%
*40%
13
«5
48%
48%
39%
Jan
134
48
48%
52%
475%
41% Jan
7
48%
47%
52%
Co
21
7%
47%
25
19
2,300
30%
483/4
20%
8%
39%
Sep 22
21%
20 y4
8
48%
*87
20%
*20
52%
100
.
8%
48
4%% prior preferred
•»
20%
52%
44
2
112
8
47%
55% Dec 17
26% Nov 13
Jan
•108
♦20
52%
Cyanamid
Jan 13
8
48
Distilling Co
75
21%
20%
8%
*20
39%
American
79
20%
•;
8%
47%
American
18% Jan
109
52%
43% Jan
2
108
25
91% Jan
17 y* Jan
600
64
48%
3
183/4 Oct 30
41% Dec
1
37
•62%
'31%
6
2
•36
64
48%
38% Feb
11% Jan
50
36%
31 %
47% Feb
14
44
112
4Sy4
110
>
44
31%
11
29% Jan
28%
138
•108
48%
40% Nov 20
30% Dec 31
441/4
31%
55% Dec
2
92
28 %
138
48 %
Corp
*106
American Chain & Cable
No par
Anunown Chicle Co
No par
American Crystal Sugar com.
10
Jan 22
44
92
28%
31%
25
19% Jan
44%
90%
138
2
39% Jan 17
49% Feb
44
*135%
No par
Arma
51
15
44%
147
36%
American Can
44 % Dec
43%
110
136
*62%
2
v29Ve Jan 17
44%
145
62%
31%
59% Jan
7%
*139
10
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
15
44
*106
145 y4
1061/4
36%
5%
30
28%
62%
29
55
90%
28%
36%
47% Jan
40% Jan
90%
28 Ve
62%
62% Nov 18
42% Jan 21
48 V4 Jan
90%
297a
37%
2
2
90%
29 Ve
62%
41% Jan
8
103»/4
90%
30%
*36%
5
2
105%
92
62%
8% Jan
Jan
1,800
28,500
1,100
60,200
600
37%
7
45
300
49%
103% 104%
*36%
7% Jan
47% Jan
41%
*48%
*61%
2
38% Jan
•41
49%
50
preferred
American Cable & Radio Corp
19
411/4
49
.10
22% Jan 23
Sep 29
411/4
common
American Bank Note
6% preferred
20y«Jan 29
47% Dec
36
100
7
Nov 11
*34
92
145
18,300
36
preferred
.
47% Dec 16
48'%
100% 101%
•34
29%
American
4
2,300
4,100
2,100
8,700
7,200
380
30%
Feb
Jan
105
30%
35
a
44y4
13%
82
44% Jan
24!
43 y2
16,800
*
-
37%
4
118
52
82%
5
87% Jan
16
10
383/4
31%
2
2
♦103
98
37%
51 %
37%
Jan
14% Jan
105
971/4
39
37%
19
32% Feb 12
38 y4
27%
105
13%
99
52%
44%
82
20% Jan
2
*104% 105i/4
37y4
37%
97%
*38 y2
30%
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
24
99%
83%
22
Feb
98%
31%
Feb
37% Sep 11
39% Jan
2
45 V* Dec 24
•.
39
52%
44
31%
48
17
10
52%
101
X82%
97% Jan
53% Dec 15
114% Sep
1,800
31%
41
11
13%
•100
13%
83%
33 % Jan
Apr 29
131/4
117
31
2
38% Jan
98
13%
82 %
2
3
98
•100
13%
1
Jan
I
117
13%
39%
10
Jan
80% Jan
*100
52%
No par
9% Jan
i
13%
39
10
Alpha Portland Cement
American
«
100
*13%
17,200
98
100
common
4.08% convertible preferred
19>
>
100
13%.
9,600
50%
117
in
13
•
13%
1
"40
34%
5
Allis-Chalmers
9
43,900
167
3<:%
Feb
4
10%
•162
Allied! Stores Corp common..No par
4% preferred—.:
100
12
10,700
15,000
1,200
96
172
Allied Chemical Corp
3
'
81
-
101/4
*95
*98%
30% Feb
44% Nov 12
111
Oct 13
2
29
10%
96
Au.aigamated Leather Co—
13
42% Dec
34% Jan 13
97% Jan
3
33% Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
19%
24%
•80
•93
Allen Industries Inc
81% Jan 22
30% Jan
109
Jan
81
...10
81% Jan 26
13
96% Oct 13
125% Oct 10
-19% Feb 25
6
104
17
9
27% Apr
7
58% Dec 31
26
27% Feb
423/4 Oct 31
38% Oct
55
78% Jan
24%
•
3%
20%
24%
96
4
2
10%
20%
7,4(56
34%
160
3%
172
14% Feb
Jan
19%
*24%
1,800
310-
34%
4
•80
•
*301%
*154
*93
Allied Laboratories Inc......No par
Allied Mills.v„;
—No par
Allied Products Corp.*......
5
74
3%
'
35
160
96
Allied Kid Co
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
».
310
174
39% Jan
35% Jan
10%
14,200
*93
43% Oct 13
11% Jan
52% Jan
10%
16,200
81
34%
81
10%
31
80%
*301
20%
24%
*80
25%
31
81%
*168
2
15% Jan 21
20%
*241/4
81
25%
31%
*154
4%
24%
*80
10%
26
3iya
35
24%
81
17%
96
53% Jan
44% Feb
.10% May 19
3%
300
4,900
9,000
i7y4
25%
310
20%
4,600
80%
160
20%
8,200
'
17%
178
39% Jan 30
2
4
34%
15,100
.
17%
*93
48% Jan
Jan
3%
*301
♦154
5,700
26,200
113
*168
29% Jan
Feb
4
34%
160
110
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd__100
21
14% Jan 22
101
310
113
100
prior preferredconv preferred
133/4 Jun 16
57
D<* 17
Jan
3iy8
8iy4
112
20%
52%
30
34
111
25%
31 Ve
80%
110
X19%
51%
No par
conv
27
k
10%
1
5%% preferred A
$4
*80
100
common
96% Oct
92
25%
80%
34%
24%
"5
common
preferred
72% Apr 29
7
25%
31%
34
17%
*154
21%
21
2
17%
*300
34%
20%
35%Jun 12
Jan
17%
25%
160
1
34%
31%
305
Mining——.2
Products Inc..
341%
110%
79%
*296
30
29%
17%
81%
Ry______loo
35
109%
31%
Alleghany Corp
53% Jan 26
100
110%
79%
9
37% Jan
30%
29%
*34%
31%
14
184-
30%
29
35
No par
Vicksburg
100
34 y2
30%
29%
;
common
7,300
21%
30%
291/4
30%
29%
*34%
10
26
Aldens Inc
9
200
53
*25%
*
11% Jan
115
22
18
Alro
Shares
44
6iy2
62%
•110
115 fc
51%
17%
&
*110
•42%
62%
21%
Nopar
;
Alaska Juneau Gold
113
44
51%
4.60% conv pfd 1951 series_._100
Alabama Gas Corp.
2
6
20%
621/4
22%
_~_i
Corp
Air Reduction Inc
113
*42%
50%
...
20% Nov
20%
Aeroquip Corp..
.__™~"~"Il
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
.1
Jan 30
4% Jan
117
20
"
63%
21%
Alabama
July
*112
20%
44
Feb. 6
1
Addressograph-Multigraph ~Corp
16
Dec
Jan
43
63 %
Sales (or
the Week
Friday
Feb. 5
25
Inc
Admiral Corp
28% Jan 26
31% Jan 13
79% Feb
31% Dec 19
49% Jan 13
193 % Jan
23% Jan
125
22
43
117
Thursday
Feb. 4
64%.
20%
1
■
ACF-Wrigley Stores
15
Wednesday
42%
*112
100
ABC Vending Corp.
ACF Industries Inc
Feb. 3
63%
.^convertible Preferred
2434 Nov 18
29% Oct 14
2
Tuesday
42%
Abbott Laboratories common..,
.
Feb
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
July 15
14% Jan
LOW AND. HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Feb. %
_
61% Feb
Nov 24
Feb
29% Dec 31
Jan
-
120
Highest
40% Jan
71% Nov 20
13
102% Jan
Lowest
40% Dec 29
3
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
--———.1
1
15%
*
40
Jan
46% Jun 30
39
88
Dec 31
-
Jan
39'
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
2
"WSr <149.87%
39
Dec 31
33
Feb
3
Feb
5
May 13
41% Nov 14
Feb
3
36% Jan 29
39% Jan
7
32% Dec
30% Jan
36% Jan 14
100
dividend
-
5
90% Jan 20
For alt other
8
92
footnotes see
page
24.
Anaconda
Co
—..
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
6.25
67%
•56
56%
710
33%
34 Ve
14,000
,
.
170
No par
•90%
92
91%
92
92
92
92
21.80
37 Va
37%
37
37%
37 y4
37%
37y2
37%
37
37%
4,300
10
33%
34%
33%
33%
33
33%
33 y8
33%
33
33 y4
12,700
•90%
92
*90%
14
The Commercial and Fiiiancial Chronicle
(714)
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Feb
25
7
67% Dec
22
36% Jan
16
40% Jan 26
Argo
65% Jan
8
72% Jan
30
Armco
23% Jan
6
28% Jan
29
12 Va Feb
10
24% Dec
31
2
39'/4Dec
Nov
3
90
Armstrong Cork
38% Jan
2
Jan
30
85% Jan
20
20
Jan
22
21% Jan
13
14% Jan 20
17 '/« Jan
27
Art loom
30
29% Jan
23
Feb
25
19% Dec
30
19
2
12
34% Dec
10
31% Jan
5
34% Jan
23
67/a Jan
8
10% Aug
8
10% Jan
2
13% Jan
16
19
Oil
Ashland
2nd
Jan
45% Feb
46% NOV 19
May
5
2
0
7
106% Feb
88% Jan
2
28
2
96
Dec
19
17V» Jan
J
28% Dec
31
27% Jan
0'/« Jan
2
10% Dec
18
10
«7
Jan
:
6
14
80
29'A Jan
8
27% Jan
2
Jan
6
10
39% Jan
Feb
28
90
Jan
15
30
53'/a Dec
5014 Jan
92
56% Jan
29
5
13
43% Jan
Jan
15
80% Jan 23
82% Jan
8
7
8% Jan
Jan
8
50% Jan 26
,
16% Jan
16% Jan
12
23
30
72% Sep
j.2
68 7/2 Jan
27
74% Feb
6
Atlas
2
25% Dec
19
21
2
24)4 Jan
12
10% Jan
22% Aug
8
28% Dec
19
24 Va Jan
6
6
29 '/a Dec
30
2714 Jan
7
fi% Jan
2
13% Dec
11
2
5
Jan
3% Jan
24
21
9% Jan
8
Jan
20
30% Jan
19
14
4
85
Dec
18
22% Apr
45% Apr
7
"29% Jan
2
16 %
15%
15%
15%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
47% Jan
6
13
62% Feb
6
66
Jan
20
29
36% Jan
26
40
Jan
6
59
Jan
8
Dec
4
Gas
Bath
31
Jan
G
4i
174
Aug 22
178
Jan
23
180
Feb
5
33/b%
9
104
Jun
95
Jan
5
98
Jan
19
4%%
28
3
8234
82%
82%
2234 Jan 20
47% Feb
4
Beckman
May 22
80% Jan
13
83 Va Jan
28
Beck.Shoe
28% Jan
2
30% Jan
15
39
Jan
26
*21%
21%
'
*25
25%
•
29
29%
..2914
"11%
11%
A
15/64
14%
14'/4
14%
47 %
99 Va
87%
88
42%
43%:
,
:
-
70% A
*87
42%
m
43'%"-*
/
63%
4%%
35% Jan
9
Dec
31
39% Jan
14
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
1434 Feb
5
90
Mar
4
19% Feb
2
20% Jan
5
Bell Aircraft
76
Feb
4
8534 jan
7
Bell & Howell
Jan
5
4%%
18
Sep
93
22
92% Jan
13
93
66
63%
37
37
63%
61%
62 Va
25%
25
25
58%
57%
58%
56%
57%
56%
56 %
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
273»
28%
7,000
29%
30
30%
31 Va
22
32%
22%
8,300
47
47%
31%
.'-'47% '47%
47%
48
47
47%
3.000
*179
*47
*179
180
*97
180
48.
98
97%
97%
"
*179
20%
20%
■20%
44V4
44%
46%
-*82%
44%
=
29%
5,200
37%
37%
360
4134
42%
42%
427/8
2,500
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
7734
73-%
'78%
79%
41%
14%
14%
19%
19%
76
78%
100
*92%
94
92% ".-92%
5
69 %
70
1
28%
26%
50
1 peso
50%
50 %
*49%
1%
1%
1*»
1%
1
37%
3734
37%
37%
713/1 Jan
5
Bendlx
26% Jan
2
Beneficial Finance Co common
50% Jan
27
Jan
2
1% Jan
2
Jan
6
36% Dec
36% Jan
2
70% Nov
6
54% Oct
14
2
159% Jun
12
0% Jan
78% Jan
50% Jan
147
•
Jan
preferred
55% Feb
Bethlehem
154
Corp
Bestwall
2
Inc
^
Gypsum
Jan
30
27
57% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
37% Oct
28
36% Jan
6
40% Feb
6
Blaw-Knox
18
1
26% Dec
11
24% Jan
2
28% Jan
26
15% Dec
9
Jan
2
76
Dec
12
36
July
12% Jan
59% Dec
2
12 Va Jan
70
1534 Jan 22
12
53 % Jan
9
Jan
77
Feb
4
Co_
Bliss
&
Bliss
(E W)
Laughlin
Inc
12
28
46% Jan
5
22 Va Oct
10
21% Jan
2
25% Jan
27
Bohn
Aluminum
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
20% Jan
8
24% Jan
26
Bond
Stores
10% Jan
2
19
Dec
18
16
Jan
8
19% Jan
21
0
Nov
21
72
Jan
29
75% Jan
16
Borden
39% Dec
31
39% Jan
2
41% Jan
16
85
10
3
78
Jan
9
6
61% Jan
15
Jan
60% Dec 31
-76% Feb
59
Jan
14
17% Oct
24
13% Feb
6
15% Jan
5
32% Oct
23
24% Jan
19
27% Jan
6
5%
2
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
14% Jon
22
87% May 21
88% Jan
0
36% Oct
13
33 Va Jan
6
39% Jan 26
48% Aug
11
45 Va Jan
13
0% Jan
2
8% Jan
40% Jan
68
20% Jan
2
13
78
Dec
62
29
92
Mar 13
Oct
11
48
Jan
2
12% Jan
22
13
4614 Jan
21
Feb
5
79% Jan
5
84% Jan
21
85
Jan
Inc__
56%
3,200
37%
38%
38
38%
38 %
39 Va
39
40 Va
27%
27'J4
27
27 %
27
27
26 Va
27%
27,800
2,000
13%
5734
18%
19 %
18%
13%
18%
11,000
4334
42%
43%
42%
433«
42%
43
60,100
25%
25%.
25%
25%
25%
25%
23%
24
23%
23%
-23%
23 %
23%
23%
227a
23%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'%
19
18%
13%
18 %
18%
7,800
72%
73%
72%
73
X71%
72%
72%
72%
71%
72%
6,200
39%
39%
39%
40
•39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
18,400
78
78
76%
77%
*77%
79
76%
77%
*76%
59%
59 Va
60
61
61
61%
60 %
18%
-61
31
49% Jan
2
59% Jan
19
17% Dec
30
16% Jan
8
18
Jan
26
60
Dec
19
571
Jan
6
69 V4 Jan
28
Brown
46% Dec
12
53% Nov
21
47% Jan
2
5534 Jan
14
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
6
Jan
27
29
31% Jan
5
20% Dec
31
19% Jan
8
21% Jan
22
Oct
10
90
Jan
8
92% Jan
20
33% Dec
24
33
Jan
2
3734 Jan
21
Jan
2
20% Jan
29
15 '/4 Jan
2
15% Jan
21
•
39%
*45
78% Jun
JO
27
Jan
2
10
Jan
90
11%
1134
43%
74
*83%
85
,
2
18%.Sep 29
9% Feb 28
9% Jan
2
08
Feb
06
16% Dec
15% Oct
64% Jan
25
3
30
14% Jan
2
76
Apr
62% Dec
Mar 26
3
10
68 % Jan
2
72% Feb
4
12
62% Jan
7
62% Jan
7
76% Jan
13
$5
78 % Oct
17
56 %
56 %
'17%
1734
69
77
Jan
16
3534 Feb
5
43% Dec
17
37% Feb
5
28% Dec
2
24% Jan
5
10
40% Nov
6
8% Oct
14
6
Jan
5
39% Dec
19
38
Jan
9
54
Jan
513 4
52%
53%
51 %
52
30 %
30%
30%
5
20
20%
19%:
20'i
■
No par
*92
93%
A
16
109
Jan
5
110
Jan
21
9
49
Jan
5
55% Feb
5
•S
Jan
-ii
Jan
9
•9% dsn
31
3% Jan
-0% Jan
2
,
93%"
*92
8
•
36 Va
35:,4
^
.
53
»
19%
20%
19:14
30V4<
39 7
Jan
27
7% Feb
2
s
second
13%
13%
Butler
14%
15 %
71%
.71 %
*62%
14%
•
:T2
.
38%
39%'*
31%
35
38%
Butte
Copper & Zinc—
Byers Co (A M) common
1%
participating preferred
—5
10
100
-
39
7%'
7V«
*44%
*109
,,
-
45%
110
•
.15%;/
V-
80C
43".
69
697'«
Oct
7% Dec
10
20% Nov 21
12% Dec 3*
0% Jan
35% Jan
21
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
15
16
5
84
Jan
5
85
Jan
16
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
: $4.25
conv preferred
7
47% Jan
16
50
Jan
7
50% Jan
10
21% Jan
2
3712 Nov <19
31% Sep 19
47% Jan
6
see
}
page
:
55% Jan
26% Jan
footnotes
5
30
24.
37
Jan
39% Jan
23
29
Jan
2
31% Jan
22
62'a Feb
3
66V2 Jan
2
9
•
Canada Southern Rv
-
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific Ry
Co
Cannon
Mills
53%
1
Calumet & Heckla Inc
12% Jan
27
For
•
21% Jan
Oct
Dec
7
2
5
2
Jan
66
Jan
49
Feb
2
45-
May
11
9
19% Feb
Jan
01
90
6
28
Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
19% Jan
50% Nov 12
£0% Nov 24
14% Jan
6% Jan
18% Jan
California
Co_.
Ltd—
-
8%
5
18%
\ 93'/4
V 3834
39% ■■■*-
:
7%
.
-
45
*109
110
'
> , v"
A-
"
3.70C
51%
16.300
53 V2
9
18%
5334
301s
30%
20%
20%
20
20%
14 7
8
4
/ 15't-"'
72%: A
,
'
17.900
15%
27.800
14
65
77
*76
77 7/2
■'
14,600
%
-
73
*62'2
73
*62%
%';-
18 7 8
:i4%
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*72
65
14C
'
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.
77%
140
38%
37 %J
38%
37%'
38%'
31,400 •*
a
34%
34 %
35;s4
34%
34"s
20,900
38%
39
38
3834
2.800
7%
15,100
43%
GOO
.39
38%
7%
r
44% '• 44n4
:
7%
7%
44%
110
"
110
-
:
73a"
43%
45
"109
543a
85a
19%
54'a
^
*109
.
110
8,400
52%
53'a
5,500
21%
21 %
6,800
85
85
*85%
87 Va-
<86
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51%
49
49
*48
49
*48
40%
11%
12
21%
87
>39%
10,300
52
21%
40
4,800
84,000
11%
?85
*39
-,
0%
19%
21%
21%
25
11%
55
51%
51%
21%
No par
8
19'3
12
11%
51%
No par
54%
21%
12%
53)4
2134
100
19%
5314
ll's
12
51
52
21
5c %
814
8
19%
1
1.66%
7
1,000
18%
14%
"15
14%
26»a
v
8
.
'•
/
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93%
36%
36%
65
'/
lO-
12
'
33,900
'92
93
36%
19-%
53%
8%
'
18,500
14%
*109
19%
-
3,800
29%
*92
-
.
54
8'a
18%
J
700
51
3034
18%
7%
'•
45
17%
63'%
30
"13%
331
39 U
7%
V
5,200
59
3
17%
x687f?
30%
13%
I 38:
34%.:/
-
52%
19%
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;
.
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69
36 >/a
*62'a
77
58 '
A 5814
1?%
1.80
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-
r
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c
55
; •
10,300
85
30";t
20 7%
-T:i;
725
...'
65
39
*33' 2'.
85-
%
39%
39%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30'2
30%
64
64
62%
63%
63
64
-
*80
87
.
49
.
39%
39%
30%
30%=
*63
64
88
*48
49.
39
30%
*63
70
170
39%
1,200
30%
15,600
64%
500
1
1
"h
7-.900
30
30%;
*92
72'
x33
k
13%
''■77%:
-/77v-'
76%
_100
5
15
,■
X./A.
:•
*62%
65
——1
Bros
%
200
10%
1
t
8,000
46»/2
43
70
36%
13%
-106
preferred
■'
\
i
.
'
43
68
51%
,30%
20
>
20
13%
100
Bush Terminal Co
\
900
11,000
'
•A-10%
..
17-%*
'
.
30%
.
36%
5
Burroughs Corp
11
197/4
1
36%
-1
•
38%
37%
*45V2
46Va
•
69
17%
69
29%
Inc:
13 %
43
58
58 %.:
17%'i
30 J
tea
•
4Va%
21
108% Dec
20
15
Co
14
25
13
'
38%
J07s
*83%
85=**
6834
29%
common
K
t
.
69%
'17%
17%
*69
30
preferred
r
14
42% Jan
8
7
22% Jan
3% Jan
4%
150
4,800
2,600
13 7/4
25
/
/
,
72
57.%*
.56% !
56
69
29
Burlington Industries Inc com
-
/
61%
*
10
Watch
3,500
"
*4512
•
437/a
■
*83%'
85
5
preferred
Forge Co
Bulova
9,500
77%'
1338
rl334
-
13%
38%
'
-
11% ■>
A70 -4
-
27% Apr
10 % Mar
36% Jan
Co
•
45%
A 43%
No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Co
(The)
j.
24/Va
13%
24%
-39
'.
43%
73%
*83%.
1
No par
11. V
*43
72
10
—15
Va
38
45%
11%
11%
.
;. '13%
46%
*45%
46
73%
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
•
13%
,
4
2
•
■
24% V
13% %
7
24%
.
739
3834
•
v
13%
t
13% Jan
-
61%
.7*13%
25
13%
43 %
Bullard Co
13% Jan 27
13%
*24%
3
3.50
Buffalo
16
*1314
14
38%
5
50
Shoe Co -Inc
28% Jan
13%
25%
13%
100
49% Dec
32
13%
25
2.50
2
28% Jan
55 %
56%
53
57%
56%
57%
57%
25%
2.50
0
3
310
18%
334%
10
500
■
15,200
77
*75%
,
-.
15%
14%
15%
77
*75%
142,000
38%
18%
100
Dec
151%
28
57%
No par
33 % Oct
53%
151 Va
RR—
17
a
x52%
38
100
Bristol-Myers Co common
21
6,600
82
81 %
54%
5
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4 VaVc conv preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co,
Briggs & Stratton Corp
26
1,900
152
14%
15%
77
377a
27%
__25
11% Jan
30
15%
77
37%
81 Va
54%
*150 Va
15%
75
37%
25%
'
Airways
55%
100,400
42%
preferred
Braniff
8134
54%.
76%
•15%
.
81
81%
152% 153%
81%
55%
154%
300
1%
1834
—
42% Jan
22% Jan 13
25
Jun 26
37%
1%
42%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
*4% Jan
37%
"
9% Sep 25
4412 Nov 18
•8% Jan
37%
7,00
1%
25%
& Brass Corp
(The)
Common
3
1%
*
49 7%
42 Va
Co
Inc
Main*
&
Boston
7% Jan
18% Apr
0% Jan
1%
26 %
*4934
50
1.25
Co
Edison Co_
Boston
1%
■
.
11,600
68%
26
26 3 8
26
25%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
,
*49%
5
Bock-of-the-Month Club Inc
00% Jan
25% Apr 23
74% Sep -6
2
48% Jan
51%
67%
69
68
26%
*49%
80
/
15
19% Jan
Jan
Co
15%
75
8,000
1
23
42
78
70
26%
51%
54%
7,700
5
18% Jan
30
2
Airplane
69%
70
•■153
2,800
94
*92%
94
*92%
94
26%
81%
55%
15%
2.50
1
18% July 28
58 % Oct
14% Jan
Boeing
*92%
26
154
75
10
34% Feb 25
:
54%
154
t
'
69%
82%
81%
Co_j.
1
(Del) common—8
Steel
7%
30
-
"
preferred.
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) coin_5
4 % % pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co__.
(
1
2
16
Jan
40
29
39
79%
6
83%
30
4134
-19%
29
*82%"
82'A
14%
19%
16
63,600
29%
41%
7714
Jan
45%
82%
Va
20
25% Jan
44%
*37%
14%
-
80
48% Jan
47
39
41
.
9,100
30
38%
•
22%
29%
30
38%
1434
21%
*37%
83
29%
41%
22%
45%
,*81% a 83
*
83
83
14%
50
97
*96%
21%
47%-
39%
41 %.
70
187
*177
>
97
*96%
„
29 7ii
29%
*38
180
180
97
,21% "'21%
21%
43
~
180
97*
7834
24
13
10,000
56%
28%
19%
12
Oct
1,600
30
1
50% July 21
1% Oct 13
36% Jan
2,100
29%
10
27% Dec
33% Jan
700
62%
25%
5634
10
74% Dec
143
37 Va
61%
''25%
•
29%
Co common
Co Inc
900
28%
1
Benguet Consolidated
22,600
55%
50
6
Best &
37%
37% •
62
preferred
38% Jan 22
85% Jan 13
63 %
.25%
100
2
2
62 %
;
—1
10
38%
63'%
62
100
Jan
1% Jan
43
26
Corp
Aviation
'
42%
100
18% Jan
5 Vo
80
i.<
12.50
44% Apr
45
150
;
88
43%
25%
.
%
101
>
43
26
Belding-IIeminway
94% Nov
*87
5,300
36 '
45%
*100%
88
*25%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
17
23% Aug 27
46%
101%
62
pfd
13% Dec
7
33.900
62%
J
May 19
Jan
19,400
14%
46
'
14% Feb 25
9%
31%
*87
v
43%/
37%
6.300
9
38
37%
600
14%
37 %
63%=
170,300
1,336.200
31
9% '
62%
*37
f
A
14%
64
c
72
*0 CO
31%
100%
j
■*63% / 63%
43."
11,500
*
:
i0i- '
,'.88.\
; *99 %
0
800
700
29%
14%
14% ;
88
71%
5,300
25%
19/64
9
31%
A 46% •; 47%
•
100%..,
12%
•'
74%:
21 %
25
31%
■/. 9%
9
31 t:,
;
88
j
11%
71%
17/64,
f
74 >4
•21)4
74 y\
15/64
11%
\
14%
.47%
4714
100%
,
74
25
69-
14%
99 %
10
No par.
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
(A S)
31%.
46%
2.50
2
200
>
64
Inc
29
24.500
16%
73%
1
10
Instruments
570
7%
16%
81%
10
Beaunit Mills Inc
7
82 %
7%
.16%
7%
16%,
.—1
common
2
914
9%
31 %
25,800
21 % *
13/64
•
80
4.400
49
7%
.
':11/
32
/
4814
*16%
28% -28%
11 %
2,000
50 %
7%
-
16%
-25
9%
100
prior preferred
preferred
36 % Jan
> 5014
49%
*21%
68%
22,800
91
48%
7 Va
31%
100
conv
19% Jan
90%
-
73%
*66 %
67%
9%
13
Corp
19
91
*90%
91
,
50
16%
11
31,500
10%
403B
82%
21%
13/63
100
Corp
36% Oct
42
28%
10%
40%
51
74
21%
-
15/64
31
9
Corp
29
44
2814
10%
40%
:
50%
,,7%
11%
6it
No par
(The)
28%
-
10%—~1—-
30% Oct
'
5,400
51%
82%
7%
*16%
83
-
82%
8
173
—
Dec
2
49%
82 %
16%
2
2
49%
73%
3
10% Jan
320
82%
50%
50
22
18
28% Jan
46 7/2
106 Va
82%
49%
51%
72
73% Jan
Jan
''
■-
'
29
-
'
*90%
51
51%
4
22
common
Corp—:
40% Dec
'
50 3
Elec com—No pai
&
Beatrice Foods Co
9
3
Jan
1,500
46%
28%
10%
83
' 83%
*82
91
1
Iron works
Jan
2,900
105%
45%
105%
40%
91
*16 %
Bayuk Cigars Inc
93
20
1014
40% *41%
20
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
15
32% Feb
48^4 Jan
29%
10
41%
91
noncumulative preferred—100
3
27% Jan
28% Jan
Jan
28%
10%
91
preferred series B
58% Feb
10
5
29%
10 V8
41
10%
42
Inc
Basic Products
23
38,900
83
4534
105%
28%
29 %
41
20
Wilcox Co
&
28% Jan 22
Dec
105%
10534
83 Va
10%
.
__No par
common
(B T)
46%:
105%
45%
'46
28%
7%
preferred
Barber Oil
Dec
21,000
13
'
83%
IO534
84
A.10
6.50
com
Bangor & Aroostook RR
36
47% Sep
46
46%
105%
83%
81%
pref
64% Jan 27
52% Jan
46
105
10
preferred series C
•4%
80
3,300
12%
13%
Baltimore & Ohio common
22
23% Jan
12%
20%
33
12%
Co
conv
4%%
80
16.700
„
291.4
20%
32%
20%
32 3 4
.11%
11
4 Vo
Oct
7
20%
33%
12%
1
Baltimore
6
20%
33 %
11%
10
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton
42% Feb
20%
33%
20%
33%
12
-100
Mfg Corp. (The)
Rights %expire Feb
13
6
20 %
3338
common
5
Jan
20%
11%
preferred
26
6
13% Jan
20 V8
,33%
5
28%
$2.25
36 %
32%
1
par
com
Avco
31
2
15%
28%
127
10% Jan
16
49%
12
88
58
18% May 16
15%
No par
Jan
6
45% Apr
3
16%
100
48
85 % Jan
30% May
33% Jan
15%
203/4
15%
100
16 % Jan
8
2
48
7
84%
*20%
*
101% Feb
43% Jan
96% Jan
64 % Oct
8
83%
20%
28 34
Babbitt
6
63 % Nov
Mar 24
83%
28 Va
Babcock
3
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
16% Jan
37%
83 %
*20 %
25%
5
Nov
45% Oct
7
36%
85'%
20%
25%
5
Nov
37%
25 Va
Jan
15
Sep
37
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
5
105% July 3
95
Feb 21
2
6
95
6,700
37%
37%
common
prior
33% Jan
10
36%
37
10
Nichols
12
.
121,200
26%
*20%
preferred
Jan
79
t
28 %
25%
25 %
28
45
9% Jan
34% Jan
33
7
64% Jan
11
10% Nov
•
Jun
36
23/64 Jan
26%
26%
,
Sc Sante Fe—
Refining
Conv
12% Jan 12
.
27%
25%
($1.20)—No par
13
29% Feb
7
2
Dec
82
Mar 14
43
10'/a Jan
13/64 Feb
27% Jan
26 Va
26%
1
Powder
Austin
23,500
..
Dry Goods Corp—
Corp
5 Vo
Jun
7% Jan
14'% Jan
07
711/4
v
2.50
Refining
series B
$3.75
70
71%
*83 %
preferred
Atlas
71%
72%
84%
Inc
Topeka
Atlantic
26
7)
70)4
39
71%
20%
Atlantic Coast Line RR
14
8% Aug
177% Aug
90
2
3.800
72%
38%
72 %
37%
non-cum
4%
38%
1
preferred
Atlantic City Electric Co
5 °/c
7
45% Nov
78% Oct 29
6% Jan
14
2
92
Feb 25
04
4414 Jan
41% Nov
10
86 Va Jan
2
47
38%
20%
Common
15
1014 Jan
v
46%
39%
84
1st preferred
Atchison
31% Jan
7
47%
39%
20%
Associates Investment Co„_
Jan
46%
39
84
preferred $1.50 series__No
5.25%
47
20%
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4
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&
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2
the Week
Friday
Thursday
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39
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83
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17
5
May
28 % Jan
29
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10
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Steel
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7
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8
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15
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16% Apr
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80
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
4
19
41% Aug
39% Apr
47% Feb
2
43% Jan
15
44% Dec
2
Jan
HIGH
Feb. 4
Feb. 3
Feb. %
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
SB
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1958
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'T
.
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Volume 189
Number 5819
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronich
.
(715)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
NKVV YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
'
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Year 1958
?!
Lowest
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.
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
.,
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6
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3
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Chicago'Yellow Cah_
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PRICES
21 Yo
10
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j_io
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27
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22
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7
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;coininpn_,—__j.T2.50
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.
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preferred.
22%
39
HIGH
Wednesday
'
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21 %
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2
110% Jan
7
Aug 7
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<
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Feb. 3
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27
231% Jan
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19
46% Jan
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LOW AND
Monday
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Carpenter Steel Co,
;
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15
48 % Jan
;
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Carey (Philip)
.7;
19
61
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.
5
41% Jan
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Jan
2
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21
102% Jan
Si
44% Jan
19
22
51% Jan 26
4
43% Jan
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
6
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65% Apr 14
,
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6
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,
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31% Nov 20
..
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3
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.
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3
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39% Jan 13
•
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18%. Jan
-
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84
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22,900
85
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1,400
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(716)
Monday, February 9, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
Range Since
Tear 1958
7
11% Jan
2
23
Oct
9
21% Jan
7
23
JWB
II
63
Dec
30
57
4
Jan
S
12% Dec
12
11% Jan
13% Oct
8% Apr 39
2
61% Jan
53% Jan
65% Feb
3
36% Jan
41% Jan
21
'
16% Jan IS
34% Oct
13
26% Jan
30% Feb
2
41
Dec
31
39% Jan
48% Feb
4
50% Jan 30
52
Jan
30
Jan
82% Dec 31
14
88
85
Mar 11
I 89
15% Jan
4% May 8
1% Jan 13
NOT
1'
Apr 16
Aug
20% Aug
9% Nov
a
6
5
3% Nov 11
39% Dec
24% Jan It
78
Feb
6
Jan
16
86
8
I
Jun 16
40% Dee
28% Jan
a
14% Mar
3
4
20% Nov
28
23% Jan 23
19
38% Jan
5
39% Feb
5
16% Jan
2
20
Jan
16
28% Jan
2
Jan
20
5%
94% Jan 28
13
26% Jan
8
24
17
Jan
2
21% Jan
6
10
31
Jan
23
37% Jan
16
Cuban-American
Dec
3
13% Jan
2
ln% Jan
10
17
68% Jan
25
25% Feb
3
20% Mar
B
31% Aug 27
27% Jan
29
Jan
12
30% Mar
6
37
Aug
6
;;5
39
Jan
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
10
3
61% Dec
92
15
Aug
18
6
j
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9% Jan 14
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09% Jan 23
69%. Jan
8
68% Jan
26
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2
14
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8%
9
38%
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26%
Press
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Class
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65%
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Records
Deere
<fe
65%
27% Jan
30% Jan
28
Delaware & Hudson
11% Jan
12% Jan
9
61% Jan
14
23
17% Oct 13
15% Jan
7
43% Feb
9% Jan
29% Apr
30% May
37% Feb
4
48% Dec 30
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7
46
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32% Jan
14
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30
40% Jan
5
13
35% Sep 24
32% May 21
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6
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56%
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Disney
50c
Corp
31
18% Jan
6
19% Jan
9
53% Feb
6
59% Jan 21
6
22% Feb
5
Dover
77% Dec 31
74% Jan
40% Jan
7
80% Jan
16
9
8
45% Jan 21
23% Oct 27
22% Jan
6
26% Jan 28
Drewrys Limited
14% Nov
12% Jan 22
14% Jan
6
Dunhlll
11% Jan
13% Jan 20
Duplan
Mines' Ltd
Chemical
39%
Oct~24
47% May 13
43
84% Jan
9
6
26% Jan
12
G
40% Jan
45% Jan 20
Jan
46% Jan
5
46
Jan
12
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7
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13
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1
26
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26 %
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103 Va
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103%
103%
103%
103%
82.
82
*82%
83%
82%
5
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
41V*
40%
40%
41
103%
50
46% Jail
13
2
46
Jan
26
24% Nov 10
22% Feb
2
.25% Jan
5
27% jan
45% Dec 19
43%
Jan
14
47% Jan
28
29% Jan
30
11
33% Jan
8
41
26
Eastern
Airline
22% Apr
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
28% Jan
2
34% Jan 21
Eastern
Gas &
85% Jan
59% Nov 17
52
4%% prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel
*45
22%
——j.
*45
50
preferred
*47
50
5
44% Jan
*44
50
47
45 % Jan
31
*45%
50
Jan
41%
50
May 21
preferred
209%
209% 210%
No par
No par
common
50% July 15
O
18%
19
18%'
78%
53
W
18%
50%
16,400
1,700
3,300
44%
51
D
31
78%
28
14
34%
31
44%
42
14% Jan
34%
31
50%
20%
International
$2.30
35%
31
50
55%
Corp
4.10%
8,700
35
30%
19%
preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
..
50%,
35%
30%
77.%
44% NOV 24
>
51
34%
31
44%
50
Oct
50%
36%
31
21%
$3.75
27
44% Feb
50%
35
5
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
40
July 25
May 12
48% Mar 3.
400
50c
Duquesne Light Co
8
42
37%
57
Preferred $3.50 scries
2
37%
48%
19.
Preferred $4.50 series
Feb
37%
55%
Common
Feb
10
37 %
;
5
82
I
18,300
20%
Co
Dresser Industries
7
25
28
38
18%
50 %
50%
—No par
Corp
du Pont de Nem
91% Apr
*37%.
'
18%
-No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
19% Jan
1
38
16,300
64
18%
1
19% Dec
74% Jan
Dow
18%
*37%
35%
No par
19
Va
18%
18%
18%
43
*61
64
*61
.
31
2
Ltd
64
*61
64
51%
•
49%
-2.50
-
20% Nov 20
80% Oct
9,500
37
31
1
Corp-Seagrams
Pepper Co
Dome
36%
25
(Walt) Productions
Distillers
50%
1
Co_,
44-%
*61
38
10
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
$1.50 preferred
Diana
38
,
19%
15
Diamond
Alkali
*59
18%
1
9
Jan
4,700
44%
23
106
1,100
'
44 V«
30
•216% Jan
57%
44%
8
7
57%
44%
1
20
57%
*57
61
44%
Jan
Jan
11%
62%
54% Apr
Jan
1H/4
44%
Dr.
103
11%
62%
12
207
11%
44%
,
1/7% Jan
31
17,900
30
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilblss Co
2
Dec
16,500
54=/.
29%
-
10,300
14% Jan
214
18 Va
54
29%
60%
44%
4
112% Apr 21
18%
54%
59%
14% Dec
Sep 29
18%
53%
61V*
Divco-Wayne Corp
101
18%
29%
GO
29% Jan 23
172% Apr 10
,
v
18%.
01%
19% Jan
7
7,600
61%
2
18
40
28%
61%
22% Jan
14% Nov 20
28 Va
29
"
61%
26% Dec 12
1
200
•
83
60%
•
Mar 28
,
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit. Edison
20
2
-
*82
83
11,300
15
6% Jan
3,100
.',5
79%
28 %
50% Feb
9
79%
79%
28%
36% Jan
46% Oct
.
18%
:
28%
29%
18%
29%
5,500
'
54
28%
:
28%
7
•
79
34%
58%:
79
28%
9
52% May 22
33
Apr
7
16% Jan- S
57
35%
57
79
28%
6
8
34%
57
79
35%
58
28%
17% Jan
11% Jan
34
36%
29
33% Jan
12
34%
34%
38,900
14 Va
78% '
-
91%
14%
56%
35%.
lr400
63%
-90
'
14%
58%
42% Jan
-1
91%
14%
28 Ya
43% Dec 29
8% Jan
:
62%
64.
64 v
*90
:
700
2.600
.',58%
35% Nov 11
-
66
28%
8
«% Jan
66
59%
1
14
67
28%
Jan
11% Jan
36 Va
3
13.50
Jan
Jan
36
.
91%'.
14%.
14
400
37%
58
25% Jan
-
50
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta Air Lines Inc
:
*90
,800
38,500
27 Va
78%
1
Western
&
-
-
13,500
G5%
25
27%
66
65
64
91%:
13%
50c-
:
31% Jan
52
37
30% Jan 14
66
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91%
50c
Inc—
(Delaware)-
64%
"24V4.
28%
66
10
21
19% Jan 26
65%
v
series C——100
Delaware
66
.400
*36%
37%
100
3,700
14%
14%
14%
:
12%
39
27%
28%'
37
13%
Preferred
Co
27%
38
-5
Eight 'common—7''
&
Preferred
72 Va
12%
39
•
25
66
65%
20;700
65
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66
•
14%
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25'
64
1
/".*
65
*24%
27%
680
900
14%
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13%
*64
*37%
.
.
31 Va
40%
'
64%
38%
-
15
14%
40
'
25%
28%
28%
100
-
Power
14%;
90
4.9,600
14%
72%
*70
xl2%
13%
41
*40%
,
31%
31%
14%
64%
28%
29
65
,
'
25
'
38
100
45
55%
72 Va
13%
1314
14%
15%
14%
10
.
Corji common
3%% preferred'series A
12
30
*42
97
*69%
72
41
*40%
1.
Dan River Mills Inc
55% Jan
Jan
31%
*96
96
13%
14
41%
*40%
04%
I
—
-19% Jan
64
;
*69%
70%
13%
,
25
series B
42% Jan
30C
14,000
56%
64%
—
-
15
23
55%
56
25
common
-
30% Jan
Oct
4.800
42%
55%
42%
56*%
No par
$1.60 prior preferred-—;
2
63
30%
42%
56
*42
55%
No par.
preferred
prior
$4
>
20
42% Dec 31
30V4
42%
31%
42%
57
70%
5
26% Jan
Feb
30%
31%
42%
56%
100
Inc
Jan
55
30%
31%
43
14%
—3 00
63% Jan 26
1,100
31%
series A
58 % Jan
8,300
14%
3.75%
Preferred 3.75%
58% Dec 31
19%
27
31%:
Daystrom Inc
29% Jan
19
26%
14%
82
573i Feb
19
27%
39%
31%
Dayton
24% Jan
709
18%
26%
39%
14%
2
I
30%
39%
18%
31%
79% Jan
63% Deo
*38%
100
14%
79% Jan 22
25% Dec 31
3,500
25,200
85
31%
16
18
3%
38
*82
,
3,300
27%
*27
'
Jun
16% Jan
34% Apr
37% Jan
39
18%
18%
27
84
14%
89
46% Feb
39
38%
18%
26%
3%
37%
*82
,
38%
3%
3%
38
82
13,000
91,4
37%
3%
37%
82
18%
20%
9 Va
31%
01
!
3%
3%
37%
*82
20%
9%
9
~30
:
20%
20%
9%
84
37%
38%
84
94
9
9%
3%
3%
3%
'
,
10,000
85%
85
14%
Oct 24
1
*84%
31%
Jan
12% Deo
85%
87
,
5
79
11
92%
*84%
*85
96%
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pfd
Sugar
22
30 Ve Nov
2,100
18
Jan
July 7
6% Apr II
/
91%
91 Ya
93%
95%
85%
87
;
500
14,900
1
95%
78
19
: /
-
53
21%
30%
38% Jan' -6«
8
21
17%
28
26
21%
53
94
V8
95%
Jan
Jan
52
29%
88
47% Jan
94
53%:
18 V*
10
18
53
94
95%
77 % Sep
11
96
30'%
5
19
*50%
*50%
*93
53
17%
8
54 % Nov
*93
30%
5
26% Dec
*50%
97
x95%
Jan
19% Nov 26
53
*94
18%
Jan
3
30,600
31%
78 ■;
8
47%
18
54
B
46 Va
30%
34% Feb
27% Jan
46%
18%
30
15% Jan
13% Jan
45%
31%
22
79
48%
18%
28
14
46%
96
Jan
Jan
47%
4,200
29%
56% Dec
*
14 .'900
19
87
39% Nov
8
29%
96
75% Nov 13
Mar 10
29%
'
30%
noncum
Dan*
5
30%
3 9
21
13% Feb
60% Jun
29%
95%
27
'
30%
19.30C
29%
2
14
23% Nov
21
64% Feb
9,300
X29%
43
"
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
—1
16% Jan
38 Va
100
nreferred
Cuneo
Jan
63
37
No par
«4 on
20
,
62
39
Cuba RR G%
22
62% Jan
63%
38%
20,600
'
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
14% Jan
22:
63%
39%
31%
2.50
71% Jail 27.
■14% Jan
65%
38%
21%
91%
18%
26%
41% Jail
13.
64-
21%
39
12-% Jan
63% Oct
67 Va
21%
38 ;
16% Oct 30
3
53% July 24
6
18% Jun
HVa
66 %
21%
*82
30% Jan
Dec
11
63
*50%
8%
IF
69% Nov
14% Dec 42
39
11%
65%
93
20%
Cudaliy Packing Co common
4Va% preferred
15
11
21%
94%
95
No par
Crown Zellcrbacli Corp common
5
25
60% Jan
96% Jan
11%
65%
22%
*84%
11,90c
11 Ya
64-%
',.52%
*85
10,300
„
61%
60%
,22%
preferred
23
*22 \\
61%
54%
■r>
12%
12%
12%
23
~
60%
53%
1
preferred
conv
*22%
54%
2
(The)
Corp com
Crown Cork & Scat common
$2
-
12%
23
5318
100
Petroleum
Crescent
Shares
Feb. 6
*
61%
54%
25
preferred
Cream of Wheat Corp
5
32 Ya Jan
44
3%%
Oct
3
43% Jan
91
13
,;54%
1
Crane Co common
4.
Feb. S
the Week
Friday
Thursday
30%
61
53
*50%
10
28
9% Jan
27% Jan
13
30
46%
Cornell Dubllier Electric Corp
33% Sep
; 8% Apr
46%
Co
101% Jun
Jan
41% Apr
83% Jan
Products
7
9
31% Jan 20
7
Jan
6% Jan
29
45%
Jan
11
8
30
82
43% Apr
17
30%
20
1
7
7% Jan
29%
Jan
80
Jan
21% Jan 16
4
3
18% Jan
39%
19
26% Feb
56
2
19
12
86
41% Jan 14
55% Jan 28
29
65%
39%
30
8% Jan
3
29% Jan
7
64 '/4
39%
Jan
2
5
10
31
64%
39%
39% Jan
18% Jan
16
Dec
63%
2
4
30
15% Feb 20
65%
12
Feb
31% Dec
'16
11%
64%
Jan
85
41% Dec
92% Nov
11
66%
35% Jan
12
29% Dec
58% Nov 20
11%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
3 % c/e preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Coty Inc—
1
Coty International Corp
1
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
85% Jan
101
85
Aug 18
7
12
11
65 :S
-—14
5
5
5
50
50
preferred
preferred
convertible
Corn
25% Jan
23
convertible
6%
58
20% Jan
8
5%
8
94
91% Feb
24% Dec
Oct
Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
Jan
102% Dec 30
33
1
5
Continental
52% Feb
14
8
55% Nov
33% Jan IS
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 13
50% Jan
50% Jan
82
61%
Motors
Continental
18
60%
60%
Continental Oil of Delaware
14
12%
*22%
*22%
5
,
16
22
*22%
12%
25
preferred
Insurance
26
Dec
12%
23
23
62
13
13
—2
common
convertible
11% Jan
19% May 20
52
5Yo
Continental
69% Jan
5
37% Dec
64
9
a
18% Jan
29
66% Nov
38% Fat 13
28% Jan
Jan
63% Jan
% Jan 22
Sales far
PRICES
Feb. 4
Copper & Steel—
Industries
13% Jan 23
8
44
18 Ya May
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 3
Feb. 2
Par
EXCHANGE
Continental
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range far Previous
.
22%
23
23 %
46%
47%
Cigar Corp„—i—
82 Va
82
25%
25%
41 %
41%
25%,
41V4
*45%
46
46
%
46%
*45%
44%
*44
44%
44%
44%
44%
47%
*47
47%.
47
47 Va
46 %
*45%
46%
*46
46%
45%
*45
45% 1
*45
45%
.
25
1,000
23,200
25%
41%
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46%
46
41V4
"45%
44 Va
*44
47%
46
•
'2,600
83
*82
83 V4
*47
44%
47%
*45%
46%
20
*45
451%
231/4
1,900
46%
45%
*45
23
23
23%
23 Ya
46
46%
i
"
23
1,320
20
46
.1.. 800
160
'
\
73% Jan
"26% Jan
97% Jan 11
149% Dec 22
148
159
Feb
Dec
19
Mar
3
38% Jan
1
59
Oct
2
22% Jan
a
37
Dec
31
76:
Jan
22% Jan
86
Ja
a
17
14% Apr If
25
Jan
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
95
78% Jan
Jan
Jan
23
59% Jan 27
137% Feb
154
Jan
5
149
153
Jan
12
Feb
56% Jan
64% Jan 23
36% Jan
6
38% Jan
9
83% Jan
15
84% Jan
36% Jan
2
4
20% Jan
26
31
36% Jan
7
39% Jan
22
8% Dec 31
7% Jan
26
9% Jan
2
Oct
7% Dec
19
26% Jan
3
6% Jan
27
Jan
a
11% Dec
15
7
11
Jan
2
3
39% Dec
9
36
Jan
2
39
Jan
20
Jan
10
56% Deo
8
48% Jan
7
52% Jan
2
4% Jan
2
16% Dec
17% Jan
a
24
29
40% Nov 19
2
38% Jan
9% Jan
13% Jan
14
40% Jan
30
Kodak Co
4% %
Ekco
Elgin
El
Storage
National
Emerson
21
29
34% Jan
5
2
90
8
84% Jan
2
26% Jan
3
36% Oct 17
35'% Jan
38% Feb
6% Jan
44% Jan
a
13
11% Jan
13% Jan
Erie RR
2
Endlcott Johnson
4%
preferred
60% Feb
3
61% Oct
16
61
Jan
61% Feb
11
21
Nov
14
19% Jan
27% Jan
29
23% Jan
2
Eversharp
55% Jan
66% Feb
83%
81
82
57%
57%
57%
144%
141%
142 3i
139 Va
141%
150
149
149
150
150
153
1
2.50
62%
62 *"
*38
*83%
85
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%,
19 %
19%
19%
5
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
10
39%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3.80C
371/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%,
37
37%
36%
3714
22,800
4
49
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
50%
50 Va
51%
15%
15-%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
10.40C
16,500
10
25
25%
25
25%
24%
24%
24%
251
a
24%
2434
2,300
Corp common—25
100
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
33 %
33%
33%
33%
2,90C
87
85
85
84%
84 V*
"84
5
15%
15%
*85
For
footnotes
Jan
16
30% Jan 27
see
page
24.
95
37%
38%
38
38 %
38
38%
x37%
37%
37
No par
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12 Va
12 Va
65 %
661/2
65
50
*60%
65
38
12%
21
211/4
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22
Corp
3
42%
42%
42
42%
42%
42%
42 Ya
42 Va
42
421%
36
36
36
35
35%
&
Co
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
35
Family
9
Va
12
100
85
1
Co
22% Jan 28
Jan
*85
8.50
^
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4%
15
87
Finance
Corp
36
9%
31%
*60%
65%
62
70
5,600
22,000
800
5C
67,700
10.00C
6,900
:
.
9
5;500
5
3
Co
Inc
Fairbanks Morse
14
27,600
25V4'
2
18% Jan
7,900
7%
25V4
Feb
89% Jan
40
7,000
2,200
38 Va
40%
26 Va
36
10
40
7%
40
19 YA
61
22
17
40%
7%
40%
361/a
65 V*
Jan
Sep 11
39%
40%
7%
40 Va
2,300
*1,400
95
1
Amer shares
*
85
Va
*88
25%
33 *
Dec
34
92%
61
Ex-Cell-O
89
34V4
*83
65
2
19% Dec
34
Va
92
61%
Jan
33
34%
27%
43
16
37%
■84
85
*84
85
621/2
65 %
15
13
34
*88
.
61 %
39% Jan
32% Jan
*84
92%
38%
38
26
4
10% Jan
85
34%
149%
'
63 %
38
61%
37%
62%
26%
Dec
2
34%
♦88
92%
37%
149
63%
61%
47
2
*83%
34%
34%
*88
38%
62%
65
2
9% Feb
38%
38%
62%
9,700
70,600
83
55%
25%
28% Jan
29% Jan
62
71C
56%
138%
83
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57%
150
141
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137%
84
139
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20% Jan
2
56%
58
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28
Jan
83%
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61%
Nov
7.1
57%
26%
28
22% Apr 22
79
Apr
9
15% Jan
a
24% Jan. a
83
25
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43% May 5
13% May 14
30% Sep »1
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Products
13% Jan
32% Nov.24
57%
150
100
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans
'
138%
—
common
54% May 29
Apr 30
81%
2
Equitable Gas Co
28
15,800
10
Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
16'% Jan
Nov
17,100
31 Va
100
Electric
25% Jan
Jan
38
30%
5
Battery
8
88
37 %
31%
100
Gas
8
May
38%
31 Va
common
Watch
Natural
Paso
23
Jan
37%
32%
Corp
common
Electric & Mus Ind
Electric
23% Jan
79
38 %
31%
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
:
32% Jan
Dec
46%
37%
31%
100
preferred
10
July 21
46%
39%
31%
preferred
Products Co
38% Apr 30
30
46%
38%
31%
1.
preferred
Manufacturing Co
4%%
18% Jan 16
46
39%
31 Ya
10
Inc
Fuel Asn com
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Mar 27
20% Feb
39
6%
Eaton
5
34% Jan 28
Eastman
3,500
47%
38%
10
Eagle-Picher Co
36
-9%
31%
X36
9%
31%
9%
9%
32
31%
94
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31%
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32
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32 %
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32%
32%
32%
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93
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Volume
Number 5819
189
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(717)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 195#
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Oct
13
49% Jan
2
6% Dec
2
5% Jan
6
55
43
May 19
374 Apr
7
11% Jan
2
17% Dec
16
16% Jan
50
sl>,
64
17
64
Feb
32
Mar
27
Dec
55
3
18 74 Apr
18
Dec
52
22
Jun
29% Jan
57
16% May
16% Jan
18% Jan
68
5
,
22
Jan 22
53% Jan
2
28% Feb
5
56% Jan
22
23% Jan
27
59
29
Federated
Jan
25% Jan
19
32 % Jan
26
45% Feb
50'A Jau
13
168
Dec 22
67% Dec 31
24 % Mar 14
155
40% Feb
100% Sep
26
104% Jun * 5
55% Feb
14
-88
15% Apr-25
*6% Mar 10
37% Jan
8 5% Dec
3
6
56
4
107
Jan
86
112% Dec 16
94
Jun
-
29
103
32% Dec
3
16
Jan
20
807/a Jan
5
9% Jan
12
138% Jan 21
14
61% Dec 15
31
107% Dec
74% Feb
20% Jan
29
5
44% Jan
_
12
10% Sep
13
19% Jan
22% NOV 21
' Nov
Jan
67% Jan
125% Jan 13
101 % Jan
6
10
Dec
136
169
18% Jan
49% July 2°
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Feb
65% Jan
*'
2
21% Jan
5
22
10%- Jan 22
8
58% Jan
5
Jan
5
89
Feb
13
111
Feb
27% Jan
19
30
Jan
2
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91% Dec 31
89
5
97
Jan
6
25% Nov 28
21% Jan
6
37% Jan 28
26
Jan
28
Jan
67
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30
12% Jan
7% Jan
40% Sep
2
Mar 17
96
93
17% Dec
2
Feb
31
Jan
8
32 % Jan
35% Dec 31
39% Jan
16
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16% Jan
46% Dec
18
40% Feb
180% Dec
24
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10
16
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93
Jan
2
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10
1
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14
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6
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July
12
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31
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2
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Nov
19
20% Jan
25% Feb
25
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2
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36% Jan
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14% Sep 24
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21
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17% Jan
12
15
8% Jan
10% Jan
67% Jan
6% Jan
14
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2
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15
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13
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Fair Stores Inc common
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16
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56
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20
92% Jan
50%
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26%
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Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
Mach
17%
Shares
52
5174
■
53 %
Ins NY
preferred
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6%
674
53%
(The) Carpet Co_-__IZIH5
Flintkotc Co (The) common
5
8
2
17% Jan
4
35% Apr
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12
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35% Jan
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52%
27
2
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6%
26%
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53%
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4%% preferred
$4.50
53%
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First National Stores
14
Feb. 6
5
common
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Flltrol Corp
•«
70
49%
the Week
Friday
Feb. G
17%
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Sale* far
Thursday
Feb. 4
6%
18
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Dept Stores
Fidelity Piienix Fire
3
17
Jan
9
•
Apr
3
33% July 18
50
53
6%
17%
Fibreboard Paper Prod com—No
par
4% convertible
preferred
100
2
Jail
-
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-
6%
1
Fenestra Inc.
Ferro Corp
50% Feb
53-
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 3
25
Federal Paper Board Co
4.60% preferred,
19% Jan
14
Fcdclers Corp common—
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Jan
27% Jan
10
5
AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Feb. iJ
2
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23% Mar 13
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
7
Metallurgical Corp
50
Dec 30
63% Jan
Fansteel
Par
Fa wick Corp
21
27
47 Ta Feb
Oct
2
30% Nov 17
52% Dec 16
20% Jan
23-
21
6% Jan 22
16
Monday
EXCHANGE
21% Jan
Nov 20
1044 Jan
Feb
49
24% Aug 21
29% Jan
Jan
57% Jan
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NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
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6
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2
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4
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2
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13
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6
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2
26% Jan
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Oct
20
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2
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22
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36% Dec
102
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9
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15
19
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141
18
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Jan
26
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6
36% Feb ' 2
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5
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14
11
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27
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3
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3
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5
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Controls Co
59 Va Feb
6
27% Jan
66% Jan
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19
General
Apr
79% Dec 29
76% Jan
8
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Jan
28
18% Jan
2
Jan
13
79% Dec
2
74% Jan
9
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2
22% Dec
18
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2
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5%
6
46% Feb
6
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12
16
107% Jan
2
110% Jan
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83% Jan
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4
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21
General
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29?# Jan 22
General
4
26% Jan
29
Jan
30
17
60% Feb
64% Jan
15
General
59 % Jan
29
General
49% Feb
5
2
27% Sep
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7
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2
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98
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23% Jan
44% Jan
52% Dec 30
52
Jan
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64% Dec
29
63% Jan
66% Jan
5
Gerber
23% Jan
30% Oct
15
25% Feb
28% Jan
22
33% Apr
49% Oct
14
45% Feb
48% Jan
19
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39% Dec
10
36% Jan
8
39
Feb
5
92% Jan
27
94
Jan
5
24% Dec 22
23% Jan
2
27% Jan
3
44
Jan
7
50% Jan
27
Gllddcn
3% Jan
12
4% Jan
28
20
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Jan
21
Goodrich Co
12
124% Dec
30
117% Jan
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4
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13
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5
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15
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Granby Consol M S & P
52% Sep
22
47% Feb
50
Jan
9
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59
66
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16
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July
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9% Dec
24
22
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37
59
Apr 30
17
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2
33% Jan
44% Feb
8
77% Jan
31% Jan
15
11
8% Jan
9% Jan
19
15
47
Feb
55% Jau
Grant (W T) Co common
preferred
5
Oct
1
26% Jan
Sep
10
48% Jan
29
55% Jan
6
Great
Northern Paper Co
12
49% Jan
8
56% Jan
16
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Northern
12
28
2
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Western
20% Jan
2
31% Dec
131% Jan
2
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67
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Jail
30
Jan
135% Jan
140
Feb
6
Nov
18
78
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15
29
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47% Feb
5
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see
page
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31
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16
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26
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28
14
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79
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2
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22
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50
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j
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22
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31
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17
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-
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
(718)
MoJiday, February 9
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1958
14 '
52
-
May
Mar
Feb
101
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
29% Jan
19
Gulf
Jan
29
78% Jan
22
S3
118
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6
127% Jan 22
Gulf
55% Dec 31
5
25
2
74
55
25% Jen
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
preferred
Jan
5
58% Jan
26
Common
19
May 29
84% Jan
20
86
Jan
13
$4.20
Oct
30
102 %
July 14
89% Jan
22
S4
Jan
9
$4.40
95 % Jan
10
100
Jun
99% Sep 25
109
90
38% Jan
49% Apr
20
»
Jan
«
96
13
103
69
7
2
Aug 14
29% Nov
24% Dec
7
80
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47% Dec
13
13
140
3% Jan
36% Nov
38
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
7
5
Jan
34
Jan
38% Jan
64% Jan
2
7
Nov 10
89% Feb 21
86
Jan
30% Dec
29
Jan
8
30% Jan
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16
6
7
67
2
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2
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10
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61
118
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50
20
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2
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2
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5
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9
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Jan
7
90
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7
19
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85
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2
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10
74
Jan
.
19
Hewitt-Robins Inc
16
■
Heyden Newport Chem Corp:
3%% preferred series A
4
2
35% Jan 14
21
Jan
2
31
15% Jan
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18
36% Jan 23
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5
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14
12
5
14 >8 Jan
28
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17% Jan
3
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12
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5
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2
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2
30
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2
29
2
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9
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16
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4
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86
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28
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5
92
84
31
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2
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7
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19
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16
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9
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13
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3
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16
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26
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24
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16
84
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6
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6
78
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19
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1
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6
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5
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20
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22
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30
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18
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9
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6
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2
2
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19
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2
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1
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3
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1
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13
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11
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31
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2
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2
101
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72
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1
94
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30
5
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30
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29
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28
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10
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27
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2
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143
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;
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1
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4
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2
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6
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13
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2
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17
31
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2
19
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118
13
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10
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77
145
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29
37
Jan
12
International Shoe
International Silver
2
41% Jan
7
34% Jan"
2
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14
31% Jan
23
Feb
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.
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7
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2
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7
2
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26
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:
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
International Utilities
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3
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3
28% Jan
3
23
May 12
82
13
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2
88
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24
Jan
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Dec
99% Aug
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see
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30
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13
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7
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45
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15)8
118%
-
119%'
*92 Va '•93
.
*34
57%
28%
*30%
'.
13»2
13%
61'
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509
;
15
*75
18 Va
•.
*n%'.
92%
91%
15%
15
91
91
13%
13%
.
1,090
'
18
800
26,600-
15%
32,200
16,400
119
v.
91
91
17,600
92 %1
.
117%
117% -118%
26,300
28%77
'.
77
18
92
20,500
40 V'b
149% 149%
23%
29
60%
61
61
*13%
*60 Va
61
*137
'■
143
*138
141
*137
*37%
38 V*
*34
35%
"30%
31
35
35 Va
38%
*38
-.38%
'
x38
35%
*34
35%
*34
60%
58
*34
58%
„
29%
28
30
30%
.35 VB
38 %
.
35%
583«
"
55%
59%
34%
29 3 a
,
30%
28TB
35 Vk
14
Laughlin Steel
28%
28%
6i
100
;
-
141
200-
34%
34%
35
35
38
38
36V*
36%
39%
/
-
+
36%
38 %
36%
,36 V4
-
30 Va
29 Va
29%
30%
30%
29%
30
28%
Vk;
28%;
4,000
29 Vk
18%
18%
19
1,900
35 %
*35
*35
.
39%
39%
700 ;
700
38
38
38
37%
38
2,100
36 V 2
36! k
36%
36 Vk
36 %
3,200
3,400
39%
39
;
*120...; 123
120
120
41,200
351%
'
122
1,100
42-700
58%
*28%
18%
19,
35 Va
♦35
38
38 ;
I!
.1834
;
-
5,400
35%
38
"
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
28%
39%
22
39%
28%
1 ■
38 V
22 %
39%
39%
39
39%
119%
120
120
^21%
2
39 %
] 38 Va
;29%
w'1%
30%
293u
30
29.
30%
83%
85
85
84
84
1
92%
84
93%
*93
94
♦84
86 V 2
93
100
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5
"53
54%
.5
52
53%
-
65%
66V4
.
^10"
100-
ti
102
51%"
102
•
52%
93
-
*84
86
,
v
,
,
86 V 2
38%
119%
120
38 Vk
38%
4,500
84
%
93%
213«
22
30
29
29 Va
84
21%
22%
29%
com
-
GOO
35%'
Vk
*
5
Johnson
-
700
:
29 Va
29%
x30%
283i
-
58%
59%
pfd—100
preferred
-
210
5,700
513%
39%
40 Vb
1,300
26%
"
'35%
5
39%
66 %
94
25%
-
300
,
"
35%
19
122
519
*75
a
Va
*92
7-- 150
28%
14
*13V'2
'
141
141
;
•
18Tb
1
66
94
39%
77
92 V
:92Va
67
26
150
118%
117 %
31
u
18%
-
31
15%
15 Va
'
31
I8V2
■91%
153B
13,700
92 %.
"-1B38
92 %
44%
x511%
40;'«
29%'
,
*75
•
18 V*
44%
67
150%
29 Vu
30%
>-
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150
;
3,000
25%
26%
520 - '
39 7c
151%-
137%
*92
94
VA
516
f" 40%
4C
1503 4
!
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300
135%
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68%
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26%
4,800
;
45 Vk "-45%
31
,.*C7
93
92%
..
19,400"
96%;
163
139%
137%
45%
*30%
'
i
22 %
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163
*153
141
45
46
31
'
163
95%
97
96 Va"
96% : 97%
97 %
.163
140%
--
46
30V4
22 V*
23 Vk
22 Va
23%
-
15,-900
'
97%
158
9%
9%
9Vb
-
6
Johns-Manviile Corp—
Johnson &
800
*
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
33A%
,
53 %
18%
50c
Breaker Co
Jaeger Machine Co
'
.
32%
—3.50
1
41% Jan
40,300
1
46%
2834
10
123
37 %
53%
28%
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
$6 preferred
1
-.
538
*37%
32%
1
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
•
22%
90
.91%
5%
.
46 '4
*44.
142 .. 142 >
35%
35%
38
38%
5
20
4
1,400
46%
-119% 12193
93
*13%
13%
-60-%- . 61%
25
21
8
*90
\
800
21%
,21%
534
37%
37 V 2
2,100
4,400
'
...
39 V*
-
lOo
37% Jan
2
5%
„
1
90
x89
5T b
37 V4
15% .16%
7.60!
38% Jan
n
21% r
lTk '•■
4%
64
32
48%
<
91
-5%
37%
".22
44%
18%
1-1%
-
1
25
;
14
Feb
91
22%
39
.
29%.- 30%
*75
76%
5
& Teleg_No par
j
16
39
63%
*40%
561
No par
33% Jan
36% Jan
63%
53 34
93
—Nopar
31% Jan
119% J'
63 %
5%
v
22%
14%
1%
4%
,
50
13%
1%
x21%
100
4,600
14,440
4%
.22
•90
14 Vk
1%
63
4,300
14
_
4%
37%
5%.
26
2
,
91%
91%
37 Va
...
70
7
r
14 Va
'
7,000
4%
2I«a
26%
504%
36% Jan
42% Oct 28
13:%
200
71%
.
1%
21%
92%
No par
com
2
33% Jan
14%
71
4%
21%
92%
26%
_^No par
«...
18 Va Jan'
31
i
25,300
407b
1%
.
48
142
_5'
Limited
28% F<3J
i
26 V* Sep
38
2
57% Feb
33% Oct
Mar
66% Jan
14Va
*46%
96%
Nopar
International Salt
2
14%
48
158
-
100
A
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5% preferred
5
90 %
93
Paper
preferred—,
r
1 *%
62%
67 %
33% Jan
2
82% Dec
$4
,
-72 Va
63
45
-I- 30%
10
15
Feb
2
23
19% Feb 25
56
International
28
Packers
Jan
82
Jan
30
Jan
37% Jan
2
7
International
16% Jan
4%
71%
14%
1%
72 7a
02Va
f
/
700
.
237k'
*40 Va
35%
35 %
29
23%
72 %
8%.9
23%
24%
1
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
126% July 24
14
15 V* Jan
Dec
35% Aug
38% Jun
28
27% Jan
l
Canada
Jan
28
8
May 28
94
of
22
34 % Jan
>
i
21% Jan
preferred—^
33% Jan
7
28
121% Jan
5
26
Feb
May
2
Feb
13% Jan
91
.
Jan
.
1%
35%
*28
14%
-
14%
14%
4%
40%
Int'l
Nickel
35%
72%
"
150%
International Mining Corp—
71
22
29
16
.
„22
39%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
4%
*40
14%
14%
.
J57%
-
.23%
%-
72%
21%
90%
6
xl50%
3
29% Jan
l
76 % Jan
7
98
50
39%
5
5
7
.*96
100
Jan
32% July 14
I «'
30
8
98
-Nopar
common
preferred
93% Feb
25
9
30% Jan
Harvester
7%
2(F
13% Dec 31
Sep 25
7% Jan 13
7
87% Jan
Jan
Jan
*90
8
17% Jan 26
122% Nov
88
100
Int'l
5
.
98'
_5
86% Jan<
12% Jan
13
*96
29
96 Va
96%
50
*46V*
*44
,
84
«j
,
20
8,400
77
*44.'
_i-„
95
Oct
35
84
100
12
6
34%
76%
_i
preferred
15
,
40%
85
43
20
:
Intercliemical Corp common
14
Jan
24
40 Va
77
45
100
Inc.:
42% Jan
533
23%
40".i
:
7%"..
*83'%
43
a.Nopar
„
153% Jan
6
;
.
Insuransliares
"4%%
23%
7 Va
*76%
*44
Nopar
Interlakc Iron Corp
lnt'1 Business Machines
39% Jan 27
28 Va July
;
Inland, Steel Co——;
5
»
7% ;
29
77
63%
21;"0
90
100 pesos
,—
6
28
•
-
*28 V'4
85
63%'
_60
88
7%
>
*83 Va
4%
50
7%
29
5,200
5,000
22,600
Mexico
Inspiration Cons Copper:
.27% Jan 26
86
*86
88,
7 V4
*76%
73
14%
14%
1%
4%
1%
<fe Lights-No par
ctfs
86
*86
85
50
;
37
77
39
»
6O1/4
36%
35 3 4
50
De
60
37 Va
35%
39
preferred
61
36%.
*83%
98
Indianapolis Power
60%
37%
*76%
.50
:
61
40T»»
46%
preferred
45 %»"
23
53 VB
I;
45%
36%
7%
'21%
4:70% preferred—
45%
22%
46 :4
preferred
4.26% preferred
45 %
59%
-
45%
*40%
*96%
72%
14%
14%
2,400
*27%
22%
31%
4.08%
22
28%
29
35%
76%
85
56
,_5
22
21%
*27%,
40%
35%
76Va
1
32
29
*83%
100
:
—
2
'
7%
7%
29V*
*40
100
com
21% Aug 27
2
85% .Feb 27
90% Jan 15
147 Va Jan
33l%Sep 15
16
.,'
88
7%
29 U
21%
—100
,
Industrial Rayon
135% Feb
5,100
4,600
27%
""'40%
61%
Ingersoll-Rand common6%
preferred-j;
2
18
22%
16
Feb
5,000
lo
15
158
150
32%
30
25% Jan
Feb
32 Va
preferred
noncumulative preferred—100
A
31%
100
89%
common
53%
S
31%
*88%
38%
46%
5
89%
13 Va
22 Vk
Lighting & Power
4.20%
89%
13
53%
28
39% Jan 22
90 :
'1,300
11,300
18
102% Jan
158
18 % Jun
i
44% Jan
68
37%
100
4.42%
14% ;
68
13%
31%
14
35%;
14%
68 %
19 Va
95% j"n
24% Nov 12
29% Dec 12
61% Dec 30
800
Jan
934 Feb
37
i;
47
35%
15
*68
39
10
/
35%
14%
...
13%
17%
17
Ideal Cement Co.new
:
LS
Illinois Central RR Co—No par
Illinois Power Co common
15
4
35%
68%
10
900
13,100
18 %
8Vs Jan
22% Feb
July 18
Jan
7
37%
38%
Industrie- Electrica
6% Apr 25
166
46% Jan
Jan
43% Feb
69%'-
37
;
13%
Idaho Power Co—
19
48
52%. Jan 22
40
42% Jan
9
69
38%
19 Vk
5% preferred scries A
Hupp Corp common
!
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Coi
55 % Jan
8
*114%
69%
38%
91% Feb- 3
6% Jan-26
38% Jan 29
23% Jan .'21
50% Jan
32 V*
115%
115% !
31%
90
3,100
18,600
37%
90
:
19 Va
52 V 2
*114 V4
,
a
15.Va
%
68
190
19 Va
51 %
4
2
Hudson Bay Mill &. Sin Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods <$$ Indust Inc com—5
30% Jan 20
36 V
14%
.
...
52 3
69
38 V4
36 Va
!,
69
19
51%
1,500
1,700
a
18 Va
13
28% Jan
15
18%
:■•
69
37%
36%
36 V
38 V
22% Jan 21
Jan
115%
68 %
14%
32%
36 Va
13%
_No par
Howard Stores Corp
i
:
,_1
Howe Sound Co (Delaware )
_T
5%
*114%
32%
37
29V4-
13%
4.40% preferred
&
18%
52%
,
2,200
-
32%
*36 %
29
40
preferred
tHudson
68
88
:
30
13%
Chemical: Corp
Houston
15
59% Jan
13
^--
67
*86
20,700
1,900
>
-.i: 38%
Household Financ'e common—No par
3%% preferred
100
4%
14 %
13%
22%
$4.25 preferred
13
Jan
27
17
16
1% Jan
13% Jan
2% Jan
26
5
(ti
72% Jan
22
l%Jan
14
20% Jan
Jan
75
3% Jan
.«
.
40 % Apr
Oct
2
69 Va
88
50
61 Vk"
2
14%
40%
Hotel Corp of America common—1
5%
convertible preferred
25
20
37% Jan-
58 V
•
38
13%
1
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
81
^
14%
500
6,100
8 Vac.
38%
5
50c
j
74% Dec 29
18'%
36%
*89%
;
32%
36%
51 Va
.,
70
*68
6134
-
35 Vk
8%
*38 Va
29%
33
36%
38%
90
30 Vu
>-
*323a
114%
A
Va
68%
*86
*34%
>"
2.900
31%
5
Feb
1
68%
88
30
18 %
37%'
'
14
55
114%
•
.:
33%
:
531,*
8%
39
?
36
-.,18%
151-
58
14%
68 Va
34%
8%
39
62%
*86"
30%
35%
8%
39
5,600
5,900
'
32%
17 f.
2
40% Jan 23
»
90
2.50
_
Homcstake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
2
V
'
.88
68
*67%
_Nopar
14 Va
1
31%
16%
convertible
8 2
88
7
40% Jan
15% Feb
36% Jan
Holly Sugar Corp
38% Jan
2
Jan
(conv)—
14% •
1
100
Hoffman Electronics Corp__
Holland Furnace Co
65% Jan
-
2
3
19
Jan
2nd pfd
37
5
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E>
7
82% Jan
$4%
;
34%
*86
38%
; 37%
38
27
34%
'30%'
33 Va
69V*
69 %
26%
8 Va
*38-"
61V2
30%
33%
36
13%
55%
115 '
*114
100
15-% Jan
2
Jan
18%
£4%
No par
„l
39% Jan 22
.
35%
27%
>
69
68%
68%
;
33
25
—21/12
common
68
,
9% Jan 20
21
Powder
•
""
40%-
27
88
30%
10
5% preferred
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Hertz Co (The)
14
35% Nov 20
]
preferred
Hercules
21
*68%
*86
No par
noncumulative
Hercules Motors
Jan
14%
,
53%
40%
14%
•"/; 6i%
14%
44% '
132
40%
273/a
34%
*127
'
40 Va
27Va
;r
3,800
3,300
35
403:i
39
43%
35 7 k-1
40 Va
..
120
2.500"
44 Vk
45 Va
132
,
900
30
42%
>
88
35%-
'■*
8%
!
64%
1
*127
36.%
.
1,700
21%
30
44 Va
X44%
:
132
3538
25
8%
14%
100
45 V2
*127
9,400
27Tb,
*21
3IVa
2
1,100
64V4
:
88
43 V
45
46
63%
27 Va
90
30'%
.
100
102%'
45%.
V
*
65 Va
*88
-
31%
45%
27%
*34%
*35:
61%
25
'.
.
•2
38% Feb
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
7%
8%
21%
46%
46
63%
35
9
39
35
*38
102%
21'%
90
>.30\'n
44%
41%
27%
104
-27 7 a
21%
70
100
-
65
>.
41
:
94
27ca
36%
1
Co common
preferred
Heller (W E) & Co
Helme (G W) common
Jan
72% Jan
42%
27%
1
:
114
6
41%
27%
*90
5,400
.
92%
46 %
22:
57 V'4
87 Va
*91
277»i 7
46 V
?.■ 132
36
56%..
*86%
94
*102%
,
100
24.300
121V4
87%
>.
3,000
75%.
91
66
V
45%
5
Inc
57
,
2
13
19
31
3.65%
45%
45%
*90
*80%
Shares
•
27
118%
57V4
57
87
*80
V
•
91
94
122%
'•lu.65%*
u30%
"127
57
92
26%'
*74
> *40%
91
30%
■
b
.27%
V
132
*127
_5
Inc
20% Jan 21
7
19
8
14
7
14
Jan
11% Jan
Jan
27
Jan
26% Jan
80
70% Nov
Jan
36"% Jan
66
3
31
36% Dec
33
34
112% Jan
Apr 23
63% Jan
35% Dec
Heinz (H J)
16
30%
47%
46%
121
>102% 104
21%-
*88
74
•90
28
21%
90
45%
45%
10
Industries
Hayes. Industries
•
27%.
22%
30%-
>
46%. •46%
65%. '.f 66
;
66%
28
21%
50
Haveg
28
86
I
CeL_
557
103
1103
104
37 %
Hat Corp of America common
4%%
preferred
12
Jan
31% Jan
•
35% Jan 23
19% Nov 10
25
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
8,
27
Jun
2
94
2.50
-
70Va Jan- 7
i 16% Jan 12
*90
36%
Hart Schaffner & Marx
6
94
27VB
74
91 %
G"
Feb.
27
*86
U»e Week
Friday
Feb. 5
123%
121
1
Saleifor
Thursday
75%
*74 V
92%
1
I
Corporation
Harshaw Chemical
Jan' 15
87
*20 Va
20
.4
-
Harsco
57%'
"86
91 %
28
5
convertible
Harrls-Intertype Corp
23
9% Jan
2
17% Jan
13
56%
86
66
-
—
36% Jan 15
39*
.
27
83% Oct
Jan
29 % Jan
5
43% Jan
5'
124%
446%
5
preferred-':
100
Hammermill Paper Co
..-,..2.50
Hammond Organ Co
—1
Harbison-Walk Refrae com7.50
6% preferred
100
44% Jan «5
8
14 '• Jan
4>£
Jan-28
38
14
52% Jan
51% Dec 31 ;
15% Nov 17
23% Jan
30
132]
,
7% Jan 16
17
22
Dec
32% Jan
Jan
Cementing
75%
57%
*102
25
Well
27%
xl23%
~
Oil
(W 1% Printing Co
HamilCbn Watch Co common
46% Jan- 22
,
13
27
18
9% Dec
9
6
Jan
40% Feb
14'
29% Nov
6
49
5
30% Jan
132
1'
44% Dec 30
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
28 % Jan
44% Feb
10;
Mar 17
32% Dec
•
*
39% Jan
41
10
Jan
19
2
Apr
33
Halliburton
-15
29% Jan. 29
33% Sep
dividend
Hall
15
Jan
26
2
Jan
Jan
-
preferred
preferred
Haekeus&ck Water
9
20
95
21% Jan
26%-Jan
$5
13
28% Jan
24
88
5
69% Jan
,
3
/
8
Nov
5
6
Dec
Nov
Jan.
47% Jan
2
Feb
99
80*
103
21% Feb
2
23
Jan
25% Jan
8
Jan
123-
23
62
;
18
70
5
45% Jan
47% July
3
21
Jan
100
—lOn
100
dividend
PRICES
27%
27
27%
91%
*90%
100
SALE
Feb. 4
57 %
86
No par
dividend preferred—
dividend preferred
$4.44
1
May
13 % May 20
.
25
HIGH
Wednesday
"74%
27%
27%
*74%
76
124% 125%
No par
±
Oil Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co—
Sep
39% Jan
84
Feb. 2
Par
AND
Tuesday
Feb. A
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
28% Nov 17
75% Dec 22
129
Dec 16
9
LOW
■STOCKS
Range for Previous
84
22
93%
86
*84
56%
Vk
93
-85
54
55 Va
51
6312
55 %
.'51V2
51%
51
•
-52V4
66%
x643a
65 Va
63%
64%
101%
101 Va
1013 k
49%
50%
49 3 4
56 Vk
101
101%.. •102
.
51 Va
52
•
•
51
101.
52
-
93 Vk
62
56 VB
52 Va
65 Va
3,100
8,500
240
3,200
86
50%
55 V4
51%
54%
•
84
102V2'.
501,4
42,500
4,200
37,100
64O
...
6,100
1959
L
VoiM:,*
Number 5819
Volume 189
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
•i
(719)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1.
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
'
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Feb. i
SALK MtlCBB
Wednesday
Feb. 3
Sales faa
Thursday
Feb. 4
the Week
Friday
Feb. 5
Shares
Feb. 6
K
23
Feb
47% Oct
13
98% Nov
11
28
-68% Jan
2
7
Jan
2
112% Dec
38y« Jan
.*
2
50% Dec
1
85 '
Otft 29
28
6
Feb
103
9
96
87
Dec
88
.
47
Jan
23
2
{.117
Jan
29
2
90
'29% Jan
10
Jan
2
:il0% Jan
v; 2
-25(4 Anr
7
20
•:
2
96
Jan
89% Feb
2
Jan
40
Jan
28
3
28% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
*38 *- Feb
25
20% Jan
Jan
28
5
28.4,.
56% Feb
4
4
Jan
'64
27% Feb
6
<*
„1
43
Jan
7
i
Jan
59%
Feb
2
19% Apr 22
25% Jan
29%-Feb
11
2
45% Nov
9
17
122%: Jan
24% Jan
2
43% Nov
*
Jan
29(4 Jah
20
Jan
»
48% Jan
27
84% Jan
28
15% Feb
4
8
32
.
34% Feb
Jan
1
38% Jan
7
221
Dec
31
21
15
31
Jan
22
13% Jan
2
22% Jan
:
23 y2 Jan
'r
r
KLM
4Vo
Kresge
3% May 19
,.17 i Jan
2
33% Dec
*.,
23'.a Jan
34% Jail
22
4 Va Jan
Laclede
22
7
15
2
,.
,18%. Jan
25
83
,
2
Feb 20 r
Jan
32% Jan
18
1
4% Nov *6
25% Dec 11
:
25% Dec
4-7*'
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82
*79
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92
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97
*96
97
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92%
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92%
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92%
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89%
89%
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91
100
*91%
93
*9112
93
*91%
*91%
93
*91%
93
84%
50
44% Jan
Mar 28
; 33% Feb
10% Jan
89
,
28
Jan
2
aiJan
H
14
7
July
12% May 19
39 % Oct 21
;
37%
37-%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
40%
401/4
40%
40-%
40(4
40%
40%
2,700
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
301/4
30y2
4,600
19
,
f
i% Jan
17% Feb
-
;.r.3% Jun 20 i
-15%Jan '2 I
, 22% Feb
28'
14% Jan
2
"70% Jan
■
32
1
65% Jan
140
57%
58%
57
56%
.28
17
22
'160% Jan
>5%
46% Jan
10
Jan
.
6
-
Jan
14
Jan
7
30
30
2
2
95
Jan
30%
48
841/4
841/4
14%
15%
14%
151/4
15%
15%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
41%
41%'
42(4
4114
41%
23%
23
23
23
23
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
22
22%
22
22%
22%
31
Jan
18
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
W
57% Jan
Nov
30.
„104
8
60% Jan
12% Jan
10% Jail
8
7%
9%
(The)——
2
Link Belt Co
32% Jan; 5
21% Jan 20
6
37% Jap
5
1 Lone Star Cement Corp—
5
46% Jap
139% Jan
26
-102
:
Jan
102
"128% Jan
2
140
2
6
16
5%
Oct
.11% Jan
2 '
60?Jan
10
19% Jun
11
23
Jan
2
31% Aug
116
•
138
„
1...
1,100
31%
18,800
2214
22
22 %
2,800
33(4-
32%
32%
'
414
25
10%
■
2
-
25%
I,200
25 y*
25%
2,700
45(4
46
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1014
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1014
88
2Ve
2
.
7%
1
'
'
7%
v
7%
9%
9%
;
914
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30(8
30%
48%
;
20%
20%
20%
20%
v
98 %
99
13
13'/4
91%
7,800
33%
2
19%
2,900
.
10%
33%
214
19%
19%
48
90%
35(4
34
35%
800
41/a
25
'
46
88
3,100
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2514
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19(4
30%
9,800
2
21,300
19%
714
9%
■
19%
7%
914
9%
6,500
30%
11,300
30(4
30%:
30 Va
4714
48% .
2114..
46
1,600
4,900
7%
47
:
3,700
151
103%
1041/4
20%
21
21 \'a
98%
9814
99(4
98%
99
12%
12%
13(4
12%
99%
13%
98(4
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: 90%
92
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93%
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9314
9114
13%
921%
151
151
20%
98(4
•
151
*150%
151%
151
151%
151
151
180
103
103
*101 %
103
101%
103%
102
102
1,400
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59Va
59
59
11(4
1114
11%
11%
3,400
9%
9%
9%
9%
43,400
75%
78%
.3114
16
4
Jan
42
•v
-
76(4
31%
.31%
20%
135%
10
31%
com-
(P) Co
2014-
■
6,500
8,500
;
36,600
II,900
;
31
29%
30%
52,500
20%
20%
20
V*
20%
40,800
33%
34
33
%
33%
10,800
33%
45%
45%
*132
135
31%
31 %
*102
103
34%
.
45 Va
45
45%
31%
31%
3114
85%
84%
84%
*84
85 %
87
87
*86
88%
*86
135
13514
*135
85
85%
84%
100
139
4
24% Feb
6
Jan
22
rMacAndrews & Forbes common
■j."
Lowenstein
(M) & Sons Inc
Steel Cp_
85%
139
140
1
42%
42%
83%
140
'
43
84%
84
16
16 '/a-
3.33'/a
74%
77
10
22 %
23%
Steamship Co
84%
140
42%
84
50
*
136
-
15 7 8
x77%
23
'42%
83
16%
85%
:
137%
*136
.
140%
(42%
270
87%
60,400
140%
43 %
*140
42%
82%
8314
82
r
43%
82
•<
15%
15%
15%
89(4
81
84
23%
8414
2314
81%
23%
23-%
24%
15%
V
80
140%
43%
<80%
15%
'
10
900
83%
23%
1:
,
23%
20
85
881/2
137%
85%
*140
'
83%
14,300
*135%
138
84%
85%
.
102%
85
88 %
160
31%
*101%
*84
(Ky)-Nopar
: 89 Va Feb
136
31%
,
7,400
45%
136
102
101
103
45
135
135
139
-
*87
135%
10,300
31%
20%
85%
10
Nashville
76%
31 Va
881/2
100
5
Bros
*102
103
;
*84
common
7
Lykes
31%
32
75
1,600
20%
31%
21
34%
45%
76%
,
*87
preferred
Lukens
34
135
9%
75 Va
1
11%
9%
76%
59%
11 %
100
27
-
*102
34%
45%
135%
58%
,
—100
21% Jan
'16% Jan- 15
45
;_100
71% Jan
.
34
10
series E preferred
series G conv pfd
&
771/4
100
15% Jan
"
9%
79%
series D preferred-
7%
11%
9%
211/s
series B preferred—^
Louisville
59%
11%
91/4
common
Louisville Gas & El Co
22
59
fl%
31%
2
87% Jan
60
9 Va
preferred—
conv
Lorillard
59%
Ill's
20%
'76% Jan
17
Sep
81% Sep
24% Sep
-
3414
48%
4
4.35%
4.40%
43% Feb
;
Jun
'
30(a
.1
new
4.25%
142Jan
v
-
Dec
81
■
48
10c
Corp
Long Island Lighting Co
87% Feb
Jan "2
4.84%
Jan
78% Jan
44
10%
49%
No par
Aircraft
Lone Star Gas Co
'
% Jan
Nov
t
incJ
Industries
Lockheed
8
Jan
129% Nov
( Litton
26
33 % Jan.
16
Jan
!
85% Jan
143.
23 %
311/a
?*%
30%
1
,' Loew's Inc
42% Jan
•'-**
83
6
88
4
41%
22%
31%
*b*'/2
<
301/a
a
16
15
10
41%
23
25
v
88
47
2.50
*
Lionel Corp (The)——
List Industries Corp—
1
28
14
14
6,200
34%
41%
.3214
1.
i
1
10
Jan
Jan
Jan
13,600
33%
*4
5
20% Jan
Jan
27% Feb
35%
7%
Lerner Stores
5
2
83
89
35 3a
9%
16
27
9
126
Jan
7
1
12 V *-29% Jan .2
92% Feb
10
35%
9%
33 % Feb
88 %' July
14
-
2i/.,
9!%/
21
87
4
14
32% Jan
55% Mar
35%
—^—No par
Lehman
Jan
74
11*
Jan
1014
15%
34%
"
73/8
Lehn <fc Fink Products—-
9Va Feb
11
-i
Oct' *21C.
100% Apr
128
11
71/8
2
-
'
10%
v
110
15%
22
*
46%
*84 %
84%
15%
31%
26(4
46
-
-
47%
84%
•
14
135% Dec
3
11
10%
pfd—-—No par
26
22% Mar 28
99.
88
2%,
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
2
107% Feb
24%
19%
12
"*
24%
30%
46%
84%
41%
;;
4%
25%
46%
*84%
2%
106% Jan
38% Oct 20
8
47% Dec
r
*30%
471%
23
/
/
33
*4
26%
4414
88
*19%
95% Jan
2
26(8
46%
2%
31
23%
*32%
■
24%
*84 %
1
96% Dec
90% Dec
24%
261/4
1
4%
19%
30% Jan
2814 Jan
26
34%
(45%
15
22
Apr"l0
*4
24%_ 24%
10
26
36% Mar 11
*32%
4Vi»
30%
15%
.
22 V*
34%
1,400
2,200
11,900
•
33%
41%
*4
1,300
8,800
46%
31%
*32%
6,300
«
*83%
23
19%
5
*
; 12%
30 '0
30
471/2
93% Jan
21
27%
84%
151% Jan
Oct
27%
31%
80% Jan
15
28%
48%
146% Jan
63 % Oct
*27%
84%
5
10% Nov
60%
47%
4
2
60%
No par
Lehigh Valley RR_^
9
62
■
61
31%
82 % Dec
.
46
84 Va
eom
" Jan
•13% Jan:
45
48 y2
158% Jun
i
6% Apr "7;
1
Industries
;2114 Jan
Jan
12
451/2
31%
,
109% Jan
18% Jan
Oct
x45%
5
1st prefen*ed
Corp
45%
1
49% Feb
31
45%
'
50c non-ciun 2nd
'
46%
Ji_l
-
19
45%
84%
,
5
(JaiPes) & Sops Co common_3
3.85% ^preferred
^
100
10% Jail 12
■
'
36'"
19"
.77 8 Jan
2
,
11,600
27%
47%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation. Co
Leliigh Portland Cement
Valley
58%
271/a
31V*
Lees
$3 noivcum
57
27%
10
15
Lehigh
10,000
58%
27%
^00
21
22
5714
57%
27%
28%
2.1
2014 Jail
56%
57%,
27%
Jan
"37% Jan 20
2% Jan 30
.
59%
571/a
27%
28%
Corp
;
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Libbey McNeill & Libby
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25
,.
7%; preferred
100
2
,
Jan
9% Feb
'
->
v
2
57%
27%
28 Va
Jan
3,700
23,600
57
28%
Tire—1
43
107
58%
27%
28%
4
42 %
106%
45 %
100 G
common
43
108
57(4
61
4.32%
8,800
19%
42%
60
10
19'/4
,
1,000
106%
4
60%
10
20%
119%
'
43
60
Lee Rubber &
2
20%
108
•
60s/b
86.
5
(t;
19%
42%
107
59%
51 % Jan
r
20
42%
107%
56%
112%
•'
42
106%
58
■45
19
•
Sep
1.0 %
100
2
Sep
15% Jan
13% Oct' 13
2
■
Dec
4074 Oct
,
2
7% Jan
34
Feb
11% Jan
1 6% Sep 30
10% Sep 24
*'
,24% Feb 10
9
13
.
2
191/4
42 ya
107 li
5
i
2,200
371/2
27%
1
—
84%
30%
57%
1
(
84
40%
42
25
1
84%
37 y*
106%
2.50
,
"lO
84%
84%
30%'
'
26
6
93
841/4
40
18
1
No par
26% Jan
8
-
84%
30%
preferred series A
25
Consdlidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant——.—
1
..
84%
"20
92
37%
5
;
84%
;
80%
40
No par
.25% Jap
8
.8
v
1,200
51%
97
La
'
46% Dec 31
17
9% Mar 26
;
Jan
24% Jan
24% Jan
-
18
'
**
4
*79
100
900
112
50%
91%
'
1
82
*79
112
51
91%
8.75
:
(The)
113
*50%
26,800
1,000
4614
*951/2
common—
Mfg Co
CO
113
50%
39
94%
46%
97
Airlines
Inc
Kroger
:
82
91
115
50%
*92
91
iS
Kroehler
12
115
50%
38
95%
47
*95%
(S S) Co
Hi & Co
i Kress
116
*79
38 5a
94
1
Dutch
iE J|
50%
82
38%
*46 "4
93
;
preferred^.
i Korvette
5
{ 2
Jan
Royal
115%
50%
38%
No par
Electrid Co-
.Koppers Co Inc
34% Jan' 22
'
22%: Dec'24 *, 22
6
-
42% Jan* 26
Jan
33% Dec
Dee
47
38%
97
King-Seefey Corp
26
2
Jan
95 3 4
*4614
100
Kimberly-Clark Corp
34-
14% Jan
16% May 26
*
Jan
-
*94%
47
*91
4%';'c conv prkr preferred
Keystone-Steel & Wire Co:
t
<
2
81
31
-
•66
•*/2
42% Jan
12
32% Nov
.
'
■
27%
May 29
17% Oct 21
-2
v-
I
26% Jan
;
86
'9% Feb
.
46 % Feb
"
&
116
50%
"
,
78% Sep
!*t'
»;
7
34% Jan
.
*
2
■A
97
*95%
;
.
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
j
2914 Jan
'
70% N<5v; 21'
2
28%-Dec
39%
96
*46
.
100
preferred—
preferred
Kennecott, Copper———
Kern County Land Co
-
61% Jan
11
38%
47%
100
preferred——
Kansas Gas
"
..
*79
,
.Kansas Poner & Light Co
Kayser-Rotli Corp
Kelsoy Hayes Cd_
:
1
16
Feb
108
2
u
100
preferred
4.35% pr$fcrred_i%Southern corn
4% non'-cum preferred-!
4,
:
6
20% Feb
*
97
*46
116
} Kaiisas City
21
46% Jan
s
6
547
Feb" 2
31% Jan
•'
2918- NOV
16
4%
4.2011
:
42% Jan'
•r:
7
Jan
96% Jan
V
60% Nov
2
46% Jan
16% Jan
■? 41%
;
10
84%
97
_50
preferred
'/' 4.50/4
38% Jan -22
46% Nov
7
30
1
30
,
27
"
;'7
37
6674 NOV
7
3.801?
5
92% Jan
40
Pr & Lt Co com_No par
X.
190
Kansas City
9
5
79% Jan
43% Oct
•'33%. Jan
'
6
13
'
convertible
100
preferred
4%%
-
22
Jan
'
Jun
Jan
89 % Feb
105% Oct 13
75% Jan 27
51% Feb'
80
-l
39%
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•
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1 94% Jan
7'-;
31
38% Aug 13
42 % Dec 30
2
25
12
2914 Dec
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49 % Jan
78% Jan
881.4 Nov 19
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'
29
May
July
,
99
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,
5
2
16,
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Oct
79014 Oct
t
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' Jan
14
:
78
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4% Vo
convertible preferred
5
108% Jan
23
86
:
43%-Jan'-
6
94
39% Jan
'83
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,44
7s
4514. Mar
38
-
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.
1
2,700
2,800
10,600
172,100
57,500
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13
17
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Jan
15
21% Jan
r
2
36% Nov 17
32
Jan
3
39% Dec
37
88
28
125
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:
118% Jan
2
78% Jan
6
13% Apr
8
Jan
1
18% Oct
1
14
17% Dec
31
31% Jan
:
10
71% Oct
13
30% Jan
2
Feb
10
390
35
Jan
22
V* Jan
135% Jan
15
Jan
42% Jan
20
123
83% Jan
May 14
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i
18
14
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'
86
21
18% Jan
Jan
1
12
39% Dec
10
j
36 % Jan*
3% Sep 29
8% Nov 19
1
67% Feb
5514 Jan
48% Jan
,
23% Apr 29
--
5% Jan
2
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.
17
12V* Jan
5% Jan
Aug
7
28% Oct
Jan
21
5
-7%F.;b
29
51% Jan
67
Oct
y
Magma Copper—
Magna vox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co:
42
Jan
15
7% Jan
14
Majlory (P R) & Co
Mauati Sugar Co.
6% Jan
.,
28
.
9% Jan
19% Jan
29% Jan
Jan
30
7% Jan
26
24% Jan
;
r
59% Dec
,25% Jan
•
"45% Nov
29% Jan
64% Jan
52
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1 Maracailio
59%
Jan
Jan
21
93% Jan
26
32% Jan
36
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25 % Jan
2
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Jan
2
Feb
3
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Feb
42% Jan
16
49 Va Dec
22.
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50% Feb
v
75%'Nov 11
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75
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16
78
15
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16
Jan
80% Jan
July 30.
77% Jan
80
23% Jan
2
50% Jan
31
4
Jan
3
18% Apr -7
39% Jan
9
.
49%. Nov
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Jan
72
77
13.
Feb
19
20
,
Dec
Jan
24
Feb
..83% Dec 29
56% Dec ' 1
131% Apr 23
: Feb
59
Feb
2
55% Jan
2
56% Jan
■*
7
23% Jan
2
29
Jan
2
33% Feb
Jan
13
46 ^ Jan
Jan
16
82% Jan
51 '• ' Jan
6
94% Feb
"56% Feb
3
19% Feb
5
2
2
20% Nov
17
551a Jan
17% Jan
26
19% Feb
3
2
98
Dec
31
93
Jan
14
99 % Feb
64
Jan
19
68% Jan
6
8% Jan
2
8% Jan
14
70% Nov
21
3
9% Jan
10
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
19
30
40% Jan
5
47% Sep
43
96
22% Jan
2
2G% Apr
21% Jan
10
1 1
30% Mar 10
24
Apr 25
3,200
85
84
841/4
84
84
84
84%
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16%
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16%
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67%,
53'/4
500
65i%
531/4
14
May
7
32
Dec
18
83% Dec
86
Jan
12
23% Jan
27% Jan
12
83% Jan
23
Jan
29% Jan
31
70
Feb
80
Jan.
6
44%
Jan
8
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
39
2
62% Dec
10
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2
77% Jan
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la
18
28%
8
181/4
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8%
19%
29%
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5
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49% Jan
13
85
26,700
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8%
29
7%
14,400
71/4
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24%
24%
24
714
24%
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54
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500
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28
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18%
.
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7
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2,900
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67
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36
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50
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81
80
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80%
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71%
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78
71%
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57%
59
57%
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57
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—3
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22
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32%
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50
46
22
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81
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56
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33
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22
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22
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33
33
46
46
46
18
19%
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170
92,500
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16%
17(4
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86
86
87
89
92
92
94%
90
90%
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McGra\v-Edison; Co
1
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53%
56%
55%
56%
55(4
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37%
38
38%
38%
39%
39%
55%
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54%
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5314
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13,900
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3
56%
5714
5614
561/4
5614
56%
56 (4
56%
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56(4
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Corp
&
*85
preferred—100
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Co
McQUay Norrls Mfg Co—
Mead
„
19%
19%
19%
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19%
18%
19
18(4
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5,100
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96
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96
97
9514
96
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66%
67
66%
67
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67
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66%
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8%
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201 i
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3,500
4,000
1,400
50
51
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50
48
48%
95%
*93-
95
*
10
Corp common
5
preferred (1st series)—100
Mercantile Stores Co rnc_.
Merck
$3.50
&
Co
♦94
2
,22% Feb
3
6
59% Feb
4
Mesta
Machine
Co
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
20%
20%
20%
20%
48(4
49%
49
49%
95
92%
93
25%
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1
25
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82
82
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81
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70
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12.50
5
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73
85
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82
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900
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6,800
82
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471/4
21
6,300
20
25(4
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common——16%C
Inc
preferred
4,100
19%
94%
1
5
4%%
Melville Shoe Corp common
4%.. preferred' series B—
56
1,330
18
McGregor-Donigef Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines_:
McKesson
16
50c
common-;.
convertible
MeDermott
Jan
18
66
50
5214
500
*450
38%
7%
*65
,
2,400
.
53% Jan
,
500
24%
1
5"
52
53%
30,300
16%
64%
6714
65(4
67%
330
18%
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'
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Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
■
1
30
Jan
80
10
27
52
54(4
17%
4
:
—
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'
May 20
"53% Oct
66
67%
500
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"
85
'
»
1
9
50% Jan
94
92% Feb
78% July 28
19% Jan
7
15
60% Jan .15
20 Va Jan
9
Jan
40%
"
7
Oct
39%
6%
-—:
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preference
3 % Vo
'
1
5
Jan
37% Jan
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Corp
MeCord Qorp common:
1
3
36% Jan
40%
6%
9%.
50
—
McCall
5
2
Jan
'74
40%
*6%
-—No par
$3.75 pfd 1.947 series—No par
$3.40 preferred
Napar.
3%ri
preferred
100
$3
.
13
86% Jan
(
40%
38%
Corp—
Maytag
•
6
46"
33% Apr
,
40(4
39%
—
15
10% Jan
7% Jun
$3.75
■
5
19% Jan
68% Jan
,
40i/2
38%,
———No par
May Depl Stores common
5
2
41% Sep 26
59% Dec
1
52
Co
Masonite
6
,
45% Jan
15
2
3
1
39
40%
51%
com-—No par"
preferred..;
.Martin
19
78
'
Dec
Jan
19
;
29
.32% Oct 22.
45
4%%
-
*
;
62
common
preferred
Marshall: Field & Co
6
,
56% Nov 20
i
28% Mar
40%
"
'
I
convertible
Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
1
3
42% Dec
..
Sep
4Vo
12
46 "
91% Jan
.
15,400
65%
No par
Oil Exploration-,
Midland
20
34%
*450
5
Marine
1,000
3374
'
27
,67
-
31,...
1 42% Jan
t
93%' July 11
36% Jan
7
30
'
•
32
123
34%
*
181% Jan
'
'23% Jan
32
123
123
3374
19%
Maxwell & Moore—12.50
"
'
32%
32(4
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34%
1
Manhattan-Shirt
Manning,
8
Jan
'
32(4
123
33%
1
Mandcl Bros
14
6
;
30
Jan
*121
34
16
1
—,
.
32
32%
123
33 3 4
85
1
par
50
1
32i/a
*121
34%
40 V*
-
10
14
21
26
1
4
24% Oct
,
Ine_
32%
123
34
100
Fund
Square Garden—No
Jan
Jan
15% Jan
1
18% Jan
preferred series A
Madison
470
450
"
No par
com
6% Feb
—
*32
*121
5
—
(R H) Co Inc
4%%
10
100k
—_—
Madison
*
'
-
preferred
Macy
30
Jun
6%
Mack Trucks Inc
i
2
20 Va Jan
Jan
60% Dec
450
Jan
Jan
-
59
-
-
20,100
85
47
21%
5814
100
1,500
138,200
2,500
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
(720)
Monday, February 9,1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range far
STOCKS
Frerlou*
Range Since Jan.
Year 1968
Lowest
78
Sep
18
91
Dec
22
79
Sep 24
79
Oct
15
97
Jaa
14
92% May 13
•
_.
v24 Ya Mar
34 VA Jan
4
84
Jan. 9
82
1
Jan
Jan
EXCHANGE
26
14
*95
96%
*95
96%
*95
3.85ft
preferred series
100
*81%
82%
*81%
*81%
preferred series
100
*80%
83
*80%
82%
83
82%
3.80ft
*80%
83
*80%
99
Jan
22
99
preferred series—
100
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
5
46
Jan
Sep 19
33
Jan
2
2
23
48% Deo
39
33% Jan
Jan
22
Feb
2
48% Jan
29
38% Feb
2
39
2
47
Jan
26
2
90
Jan
29
25% Feb 24
7
17
4
39ya Aug
21% Feb
6
Dec 11
Copper
Middle
South
Midland
28
121% Jan
12
2
20% Jan
12
92
Feb
5
95
8
$5.50
1st
25% Jan
6
27% Jan 14
$1.50
27 VA Feb
6
3
28% Dec
31
20% Nov
10
2
14
Dec 29
116
Jan
29% Jan
20
18Yi Jan. 28
111VA Jan
122
8
5
conv
15
Minn St Paul & S S
26
Minn
Mining &
Jan
13
36% Jan
30
Minnesota
&
35% Dec 29
35 Y4 Jan
2
39
Jan
22
Minnesota
Power &
6
16 VA Jan
2
19% Feb
4
Feb 25
18% Oct
44% Aug
6
40% Jan
13
44Yb Jan
18% Feb 25
25% Aug
6
22 VA Jan
8
39% Dec 16
36 Ya Jan
2
6% Feb
G
Jan
31
Jan
4% Jan
20
Apr
10
9% Jul
2
0
43% Dec 29
2
30
19% Dec
16% Oct 24
4% Jan
2
14% Dec
18
52
Jan
2
80
Nov
19
62
Mission
Corp
26 Yb Jan
26
Mission
39% Feb
6
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
2
Missouri-Kan-Tex
8
47 Yb Jan
22
20% Jan
30
Jan
2
12% Jan
8
16% Jan 30
Jan
9
63 VA Jan
19
60
Paper
Missouri
Corp
90
Nov
19
68 VA Jan
9
72% Jan 20
16% Dec
18
) 4 VA Jan
2 v-
16
Jan
19
Mojud
15% Jan
8
20% Sep 29
183/4 Jan
6
24
Jan
29
Monarch
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
8
14% Sep 23
14
Jan
6
15% Jan
12
Monon
8"% Sep 24
8
Jan
2
lOVAJan
13
42% Jan
20
class
9
19% Jan
32% Nov
21
28
Jan
Jan
25% Oct
13
24% Jan
29% Jan
18
43% Jan
47% Jan
33% Nov 28
17
Dec
45
30% Jan
32
Jan
Chemical
Moore-McCormack
(John)
7,100
36 VA
36 Yb
36%
36%
36 VA
36 VA
35%
36 VA
35%
37%
*36 VA
36 Yb
35 y2
36 VA
X35VA
35 VA
35%
35%
1,200
18% ..1
18%
19%
I8Y4
19%
13VA
18%
18 VA
18%
135.400
42%
43 VA
42
43
42%
43
42 VA
42%
41%
42%
5,500
20%
6%
16
62 VA
46 Ya
20Ya
20%
15%
6%
45 Yb
45
62'A
6,800
,
20 VA
6%
45
11,500
20 Yb
20 y4
2,200
15 VA
15%
15 VA
15%
58,900
62
62
61
61 y2
*72
73
15
15
20 VA
16
15 Ye
*61 Ya
18,300
:•
62 VA
80
*71%
73
*72
73
*15
15%
*15
15
23
23 Yb
14%
14%
*8%
OVA
41 VA
41%
41
41%
41VA
413/4
41 VA
40Ys
41
5
31 VA
33
32 Yb
34
33 Ya
33Yb
33%
34
32 Ya
33 Yb
63,500
16,300
66
66 VA
66
66 VA
63 Ys
65 VA
65
66
66 VA
673/4
3,500
20%
20%
20 Ys
20%
20%
21
20%
20 Yb
20%
21 y*
31%
31 y4
32 y4
31 Ya
31%
30 V*
30%
18,300
41
40 VA
40Ya
40 Ya
41
40 Yb
41
27,700
23%
24
26 Yb
27 Y2
61VA
6,200
10,100
Products
Motor
Wheel
23
*14
9
100
22 VA
22
22 Yb
14 Yb
14%
14%
200
8%
*8VA
8%
2,100
x41
31
41 y*
40
12
23
Ys
24 Yb
23%
24 Yb
24 Yb
24 Ya
10
26 VA
27 Yb
26 Y4
26%
26
26%
25
60
61%
60
61 VA
GO
61
60
Corp
360
VA
31 Ya
y2
72
15 Yb
8Y4
22
14%
8%
9
72
*14%
*14%
22 Yb
22%
15
*8%
15 Y4
31
24 V A
24
Ya
26VA
60%
,
6,400
8,800
68
59 Ya
8,800
1,900
16%
3,600
10
*69%
70 VA
69 Y4
69 %
67
68 Va
66
68
5
16Yb
I6Y4
16%
16 VA
16 Ya
16 Y4
16 Ya
16%
16%
1
30%
31%
30%
31 Ya
303/4
30%
30 Ya
30%
30
30 VA
1,100
I
28
28%
28
28 VA
27Y4
28 Ya
27%
28
27%
28
2.600
1
46%
46%
46 VA
46%
46%
46 Y4
46%
47
46
463/4
3,700
Corp
20
Mueller Brass Co
30
MunsJngwcar
Inc
15
Murphy Co (G C)
13Ys Jan
2
18
Jan
9
Natco
Corp
a
Aug 19
59 Y4 Oct 14
52 Y« Jan
12
59 VA Jan
29
National
14 Yb Jan
2
223/4 Dec 29
2IY4 Jan
6
29% Jan
22
National Airlines
9Ya Jan
2
16 Ya Dec
14 Yb Jan
7
18 Yb Jan
26
National
82 Y2 Feb
*67
VA
Ya
10
29
29%
29
293/a
28%
29
28 Yb
29'A
28 V*
28%
No par
Bros
&
*15
41
3
Motor
22%
*14
72
72
VA
No par
Lines
(F E)
43% Jan
3,j00
117%
115
18
16Yb
& Co_
Mysrs
15
1,100
19%
VA
27 VA
19Ya
118 V A
62 y4
Murray Corp of America
•
19VA
117%
27 VA
19 VA
27%
19%
119 y4
15%
Inc
9
Jan
27 VA
19 VA
117%
20
1
2
11
27 YB
27%
28
119%
62 VA
Oil Co
50% Jan
Sep
50
19 VA
118 V*
500
36%
No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
30% Jan
25
*27%
20
119VA
280
25%
36%
Chemical—
1,000 lire
45 Va Jan
Feb
27 VA
19%
25%
2
28% Feb
38
27%
5
Co
(The)
Co
18
19% Jan
26%
No par
25
Tool
6
19
26%
118
1
A
Monterey
17% Jan
26%
20 V*
2
74% Jan
*25%
20
15
5
25%
8.100
20 Yb
36% Jan
Feb
X25%
100
100
43% Jan
16'A Jan
27
8.900
19
94
7,100
3
66
26%
117
45
6
11
*93
45 VA
40% Feb
18% Nov
93
44%
30% Feb
75% Dec 29
92
45 VA
42% Nov 13
Jan
115%
18%
94
18%
44%
2
37
19%
*93
19%
13,300
18% Feb 25
Morrell
18%
94%
19
6%
Montecatlni Mining &
American shares
12% Apr
"
19 Ys
*91%
1.25
Power
Motorola
117%
119
19%
93
23%
7
4
116%
118
19%
93
39 Yb
21% Jan
19
117%
119%
119
6%
43 VA
14
15
1171/4
410
23 VA
20% Jan
62% Jan
24.000
39 Ya
21% Dec 29
37% Dec 22
24% Feb
27% Jan
20%
6%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
2
1.900
20%
No par
Monsanto
28
37%
21%
24%
3
23% Jan
37
20%
38 VA
12
20% Jan
37
21%
24
Feb
57% Jan
37
38
Jan
17
37
20s A
38%
72
60% Dec 31
37
22
24 Yb
34
23% Dec 31
89
23 Ya
8
21% Nov
46%
88%^
37%
38
4
May
46%
90
6%
14
35
46%
90
24 VA
B
17% Jan
11% Jat
,100
45%
38%
63% Feb
Jan
3,300
46%
90
6%
28% Jan
28
r
45%
24
38% Jan
22
8,100
38 VA
1
14% JUL
.
36
7VA
Machine
RR
Montana
5.400
38%
48%
38%
12
<
4
24%
31% Dec
8
Jan
45
48 '
*34%
6%
41% Nov 20
30
22% Jan
..
36
24 VA
71% Dec
29 Ye Apr
37%
38%
48%
38 VA
Inc
Co
Class
47%
*34%
"10
,
1
89
36%
—
preferred
4.20ft preferred
13
99
83
5
RR
3 Ya ft
10
*97
.
46%
21%
Missouri Public Service Co
Jan
82%
RR class A—No par
Pacific
8% Jan
96%
*81%
*80%
83
90
3712
Mohasco Industries Inc common
2
*95
; .1 20
45%
22%
No par
2.50
No par
1
1
5
10
Light
28
8
41% Jan
Ontario
Maid
.
:
90
21%
No par
Minute
.
-
Shares
-
84
46%
37%
25
Marie
the. Week
*83
99
38%
48%
36
Sales tm
r
82%
*95
39
38%
j
"
90
*
89
100
Mfg
8
27
46%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
Jan
Jan
2
34
*34%
1
preferred
4% Jan
8
47%
381%
5
preferred
27% Jan
35% Oct
47%
100
10
Corp
2nd
Nov
39
47%
*37%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
22% Jan
18% Jan
28
38
47%
38 %
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
8
39
47
38%
30
12
Jan
Oil
96
13
38%
1
:
Midwest
111% Jan
5
Oct 31
ft
10
Inc
Midland-Ross Corp common
5% ft 1st preferred
20% Nov
126
2
Jan 10
7% Jan
;
Utilities
Enterprises Inc
38% Jan 22
36% Jan
18
4.45 ft
Miami
96%
t
96%
100
16
82%
Friday:
Feb. 6
83%
*82%
26
Jan
83% Jan
Jan
83
96
39% Jan
17
82%
82% Jan
Jun 10
11% Jan
84
82
43% Oct 13
; 73% Feb 25
21% Jan
2
*82%
6
8
13% Jan
84
t..
Feb. 5
13
2
88
-
*82%
Thursday
Feb. 4
Jan
2
59
pfd—100
I
SALE FBI0E8
Wednesday
Feb. it
Jan
93
2
Jan
Metropolitan Edison 3.90ft
4.35ft preferred series
Tuesday
-
Feb. 3
30
Jan
14% Jan
Monday
Pat
80% Jan
July
92
35% Jan
76
'
.
7
104
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
Apr
9
90% Feb 28
102
28% Jtin 25
78
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
48
48
47 y4
47VA
47
47
*46 VA
46 VA
*46VA
46 VA
9-100
V
300
N
23 Yb Mar
1493/4 Oct
Jan
8
26 VA Jan
2
20
49Yb Jan
15
Jan
20
154 Ya Jan
2
31
6
3
51 Ya Nov
2
41Yb Jan
19
'
168
93/4 Jan
2
16 y4 Nov
20
50 y2 Jan
17
86 y4 Dec
19
30% Dec 11
7
4»% NOV 21
46 y4 Feb
31 Yb Nov
19
29% Jan
2
8
103 Ya Nov
19
Dec
Fibres
6
National
Aviation
30
National
Biscuit
3
14% Jan
12
National
Can
5
National
Cash
City
Jan
v
15
Jan
9
National
32 VA Jan
21
51
Corp
5
101Y4 Jan
7
2
24
9
23
Jan
5
24 Yo Jan
21
National
Fuel
593/4 Dec 11
60
Jan
2
64% Jan
15
National
Gypsum Co
90
Jan
7
94 y4 Jan
7
97
15
84 VA
Apr 17
117
May
8
Jan
16
16VA
28 VA
27%
28%
54 Ya
53%
54%
159%
161 VA
27%
53 VA
161
y4
29 Yb
30
30 y4
30%
30
30 Ya
47
100
31%
47%
47 VA
48 VA
48 Yb
47
Yb
47 VA
12,700
30 Yb
30 VA
30 Y4
x29%
30 Y4
29Yb
30 y4
20,800
101 Va
101 Ya
101 Yb
101%
101 Va
101 y4
101%
17,400
23 Ya
24
23 Ya
24
23 Yb
24
23 VA
23 VA
23YB
23 Ya
9,200
1
common
101 y2
10
Co
63%
64 Ya
62%
63%
63 VA
63 Yb
GOV A
63%
60
VA
60YB
7,200
*96
Lead Co common
98
*96
98
.„5
111
7ft
preferred A
.100
*156
158
*156
.100
133
133
132
132
13% Jan
7
183/4 Sep 10
30% Sep 25
17
Jan
2
19% Feb
5
30% Jan
35% Jan 28
13
403/4 Sep
9
42% Jan
2
713/4 Dec
10
7Yb Jan
2
11VA Dec
4
37
Jan
5
110%
Yll%
—1
18%
18%
18%
19
&
Malleable
Corp
Cast-No par
35 Ya
36 Ya
35%
35 Ya
Steel
*157
132
132
19
19%
19 Ya
19Ya
35%
36Y4
35
34 Ya
36
341/4
18%
18
18 Ya
18
181/4
18 Ya
18 VA
18
18Ya
8.000
80%
80%
81 Ya
81'A
81 Ya
811/2
81%
80%
82 Ya
16,600
National Sugar Ref
Tea Co
Jan
13
74% Jan 26
12 VA Jan
14
National
Theatres
12Ya Oct 22
12
Jan
9
13YB Jan
29
National
U
7
13 VA Jan
7
16
Feb
5
National
Vulcanized
8VA Dec 18
7Y8 Jan
8
93/A Jan
29
Natomas
163/4 Nov 24
36%
37
36%
36%
36Ya
361%
36%
36%
72%
71%
72 Ya
72 Ya
72 Ya
72%
73Va
72%
73Ya
11,500
11%
11%
11
11%
11
11Y4
11
11 Ya
lOYa
llYa
24,000
__1
Radiator
Fibre
36%
72
13
13%
13
13 Ya
*13
13 Ya
12 Ya
13 Ya
12 Ya
12 %
3,400
—1
Co
S
36%
—1
Inc
14 VA Oct
Co
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15 Y4
16
15Ya
15Ya
11,300
9%
8%
9 Ya
8%
16,200
17%
__1
9
13 VA Jan
3
16 VA Jan
2
18 Yb Jan
8
Nehi Corp
„1
17%
17 Va
3
13Y. Aug 11
12
Jan
9
14% Feb
3
Neisner
—1
14%
14%
14%
14%
38Va Nov 19
36% Jan
2
41
Feb
2
41
40%
40%
40
23
84
Ya July
78Ya Jan
14
81
Jan
30
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
40
74 Ya Oct
*80
82
'14Ya Jan
6
20
Nov
21 VA Jan
19
New
96
May 29
84Y2 Jan
19
New
*84
Newmont
102
36 Y4 Apr
30
,17% Jan
13 Y4 Mar
19
108 Ya Oct
13
50% Oct
19Ya Jan
2
84Ya Jan
19
101Y4 Jan
7
;
106
Feb
3
—
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4ft pfd_100
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
13
43% Jan
19
47% Feb
5
2
26
Dec
17
23 Ya Jan
27
25% Jan
19
New
York
3
29 Ya Nov
20
30Ya Jan
6
New
York
34% Jan
15
18
Apr
2
180
Jan
16
32 Ya Nov
275
Dec
26% Feb
2
10
32
Jan
2
31
280
Jan
8
335
Feb
6
a
14 V5» Jan
2
25 Ya Apr
12% Sep 24
24Ye Sep 25
36% Oct
8
6
9VA Jan 23
10% Jam
6
6
20% Jun
5
33Y8 Jan 26
37YaFcb
4
18Ya Feb
38 Y4 Jan
56% Dec 31
3
67
Sep
19
80
94
18% Jan
2
77
Jan
16
38 Ya
Jan,
July
18
8
BOYa July 25
88 Ya Apr 23
S3Ya Jan 24
2
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
103
5
Mar 18
Nov
76
6
70 % Sep
76
Oct
54 VA Feb
65
39
2
68% Jan
82
3
14
Jan
Y
3.90ft
19
4.10ft
5.25ft
100
6
104Y2 Jan
105 y4
May 16
96% Jan
4.85 ft
'27
Dec 29
26 VA Janj
2
Jan
22 YB Jan
9
Norfolk
&
45Ya Dec 19
39% Jan
15
45% Jan
27Ya Nov 17
72 Ya Nov 19
21% Jan
28
24
Jan
15
Northeast
6
73
Jun
27
Northern
Central
2
35 Y4 Jan
22
Northern
Natural
63 Y2
Apr 11
26% Apr
102
32% Dec 30
O
Oct
23
106 Ya Aug
32 VA Jan
12
16% Jan
7
'
5
109 Ya Jun
70
Jan..
32 Ya Jan
-
13
105
Jan
113Ya May 26
59% Nov
5
108
Jan ;•
7
107% Feb
5
5
8
111VA Feb
3
48 VA Feb
6
52 Ya Jan
19
North
American
5 Ya ft
5.80ft
Ry
Northern
24% Jan
23
common
75 VA Jan
15
94
Jun
13
83% Jan
27
85 VA Jan
19
92
July 16
83 Ya Jan
21
84
80 Y4 Oct
Jan,
1
94 Y4 Jun
82% Jan
5
85
83 Ya Dec
31
10 Ya Jan
33 Ya Dec
31
2
30 Ya Dec
17
31
Feb
6
34
VA Dec 31
57 VA Dec
For footnotes
see
page
10
24.
84
5
22
52i% Jan
9
41,300
32 Ya
11,900
120
335.
Northrop
35%
36
Airlines
conv
*
cfc 09
v»-.
55
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82
39%
40 VA
69
70
69
74
74%
74
74 VA
74
81Yt
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81%
♦30
86VA
*85
87 VA
*84%
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106
106
106
99
99
99 V
27VA
2
54 VA
81 VA
87 VA
106
99 VA
99 VA
,
54 YA
82
55
*81
VA
82
81 VA
39 Yb
39%
39Ya
69Y4
69%
*68Y2
9%
1,700
23,500
81 Ya
85
*84 VA
87
106
*105VA
106
99 VA
99 VA
99 VA
99 VA
27 VA
27%
27%
27TA
27%
27%
67%
67 V A
67 Ya
67 VA
67
87
85VA
86 VA
84
22Ys
22 Yb
*22%
22%
42%
42%
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*22%
41%
42 VA
40%
42
23
23%
67
100
40%
40 Ys
24
41,200
8,000
23
22%
72 Ys
34%
72
72%
23
72 VA
72 VA
*72
34Y8
34VA
34%
34
34%
33%
34
108
*107
111VA 111 VA
49 VA
49VA
107 VA
107 VA
33%
107VA
107 y2
111%
111VA
HOYB
111
106
48%
49VA
107
110VA
48%
23%
23 Yb
23%
24 VA
100
74%
75VA
*74VA
83%
83 VA
85
84%
75%
83 Va
5
106
HOYa
107
111%
49 VA
49
49%
800
23%
72 VA
*110
1,800
6,700
22 Yb
22%
Ya
730
*22%
50
72
60
100
85 VA
10
72 VA
'
VA
233%
22%
60
*
85
*105
68%
72 Yb
200
33y8
9,100
70
270
48
VA
48%
14,000
VA
24 VA
7,700
(Minn)—
—
24
74%
83%
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*83VA
24
24VA
24
74Yb
75
75
74 VA
75
350
83 V A
83 V A
84
84
84 VA
320
85
♦83%
85
VA
83%
84 VA
*85
86
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85
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86
*85
24 VA
33%
83VA
*83 VA
*83%
84%
32Ys
10
33
33VA
32%
33
32%
32 Yb
25
34VA
34%
34
34%
34VA
34 V A
49
49%
49
49VA
48%
50
*83%
83%
*84%
32%
1
Inc
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
180
73%
81%
86%
22%
42%
*22%
41%
220
"
340
73 VA
86VA
"
2,600
14,800
70
74
27VA
1
55
81 Ya
39 Ya
81 VA
73%
*80
*67%
5
:
Corp
Northwest
5VAft
3G%
400
18%
35%
:
37 VA
55 VA
18Ys
OVA
18%
*9VA
9Ya
19 Yb
9%
18 Yb
86
100
26
27 VA
26%
32%
322
68VA
preferred series
Jan
3,000
27VA
$4.16
Jan
18,600
24 VA
85
22Ya
1G
34
27
99
100
35
3,600
46 Ya
24 VA
66%
preferred series
7
■
32%
322
17,800
i-
46
*27VA
preferred series
i31Ya Jan f 7
32 Ya
310
1,800
2,800
103 Y4
25
25
$4.11
Jan
30 VA Jan
86VA
15
85 Ya Jan
47 Ya Jan
8IY4
*105'A
Jun
36
•9VA
19
*74
$4.08
5
26%
27 Ya
33
300
36
100
8
5
9%
70
100
H)0
Jan
32%
47%
24%
27 Ya
21
86
20%
*84
103%
1
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
31 VA Jan
27 Ya
19VA
70
100
2
7
24%
37
82
100
2
17
9VA
40
55
100
Co_
Pacific Ry
States Pwr Co
72 VA Jan
93 Ya Mar
45%
24%
19
55VA
common
preferred
preferred
Northern
22 Ya Jan
37 Ya Dec
46
24 VA
35%
39%
Co
Gas
11
7
104%
104
45VA
300
21
86
*84
86
36%
81%
Capital Corp
23
Apr
20%
21
19VA
.
40 VA
Aviation
22 Ya Nov
22 Ya
30
*17i/4
5
83 Ya Jan
19
81
17 Ya
2
Ry
25
81
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
70% Sep
27%
33 Ya
300
79 y2
Adjustment preferred
25% Feb 20
2
46%
24%
"55Y2
Corp
Western
15Y4Jan
.
81
14 Ya
104%
39%
Nopco Chemical Co,
22% Jan 12
82
■
79 VA
100
Niagara Share
18
*81
104
_100
preferred
9
23 Ya Apr
6
2,200
*84
No par
100
20
5
Jan| 9
35
100
Jun
84
32 Ya
300
9%
19
1
preferred
Jan
56
19
*9VA
100
-
70
2
Nov
27
33
322
41
106
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
94
61 % Dec
24
28 Y4.
32%
*300
No par
26
92
44%
,
40%
17 Ya
Electric Gas Corp—
28% Jan
3
VA Feb:
15
series A
Common
3.60ft
87% Jan
Feb
5ft
$3.75 preferred
Niagara Mlik Pwr Corp com
3.40ft preferred
107VA Jan 29
82 V* Jan
108
24%
26%
15
50
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State
20
7
Sep
York
29
Jan
44%
14VA
41
82
20%
21
141/2
*401/2
14%
86
*84
104%
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»Ya
I71/2
14Ya
17%
Ya
*80
82
20Ya
86
104 Y2
24Ya
No par
Preferred
New
21 VA
'
44 VA
No par
*80
8
New Haven & Hartford Co—
75% Jan
31Y4 Jan
21 VA
2
Central
17%
20%
•
Harlem RR Co
&
82
Jan;
'53% Apr
,
21
Feb
41% Jan
70
73 VA Feb
79
58 Y4 Jan
Brake
Common
N
74 Ya Sep 17
,29Y4Jan
2
Air
NY Chicago & St Louis Co
N
NY
5Ya Jan
Bros Inc
8 Ye
2,000
41
14%
2
8%
9
17%
10 Ya Jan
26 y4 Jan
15
7,200
—5
No par
CO—
National
6
2
14
900
19Y2
18
3
Dec
90
19
80
2
Jan
10
159
133
-10
7VA Jan
;82
10,700
109Y4
159
133
__1
Steel Corp
9% Jan
,'68
IO71/2
*157
133
National Shares Corp
4% Jan
7
110%
98
158
158
*131 Ya
Service
1091%
110%
109'A
*96
National
10 y4 Jan
66
112%
98
*96
98
*96
158
preferred B
Natl
6,400
30 VA
46%
6ft
2
Yb
30%
46 VA
47 VA
30% > 31
101
101 VA
5
4
6
180
29 Ya
5
Corp com
2
22
12,400
53 Y4
159 Ya
13,000
Feb
18 VA Jan
4,100
28
52 Y4
33,800
Feb
36Ya Feb
28
*157
74 y4
158
82 VA Feb
y4
54
159
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13
133
7
28
53 VA
54%
162
72 VA
5
2
28
28 Yb
53 VA
12
5
2
27 Yb
*160
4,500
13 VA
G
17% Jan
16
75 VA
Jan
74 y4 Jan
15%
12%
131
28% Jan
16
74 VA
107% Feb
Sep 19
153/4
13
152 VA Jan
77% Dec 17
16 Yb
76 VA
17
20
16
12%
19
6
14,700
75%
Jun
11
24 Ya
Yb
Jun
Jan
24 Yb
13
115Ya Oct 10
15
24%
77 VA
31
143
47 Yb Apr
24
12%
168
213/4 May 12
24Ya
76
2
Linen
900
23%
13 Yb
7
National
57 Ya
77%
Oct
Jan 22
15%
57%
16
57 Ya
13
128 Ya Nov
148
1,300
16
76
$4.50 preferred
National
15%
161
--1
-
pfd series of 1951_
Gas
16%
25
*15 Yb
X57 %
1
-
Inc
8
24 VA
16
58 Ya
•
—10
»
Lines
26 VA
15 Yb
58 Yb
25 VA
5
Register
Jan
100
I6Y4
59
100
Natl Distillers & Chem
4 y4ft
16
58Y4
10
common
17 Yb Jan
993/4 Jan
16
59
1
Corp
Co
42
86 y4 Jan
Inc
preferred
National
32 Y4 Jan
-
7%
16
59
__1
,
Dairy Products
80
2
2
19 y4 Jan
Automotive
Jan
55
28
2
37% Jan
20% Jan
„
161 Ya Feb
4
12% Feb
71% Jan 20
28 VA J«tn
„
Co
JP
1
;
Acme
1.25
"
86
85
84%
85
33%
85
33VA
33%
85
84 VA
86
15Q
190
33 Ys
32 3 A
33%
32 VA
32%
31%
32 VA
21,900
16,000
34
34%
33 VA
337%
3,900
49
49
49 VA
3.500
33
X49
Volume
189
Number 5819
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(721)v 21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Per
Tuesday
Feb. 2
Feb. 3
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
"
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 4
the Week
Friday
Feb. 6
Feb- 5
Shares
o
50% Jan
90
14
60% Nov 20
60Va Jan
2
10
91
92% May 16
103
Sep
16
78% Sep
19
94 % Nov
17
103
89
31
102
Oct
28% Jan
27
Jun
30
95% Jan
16
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
13
Jan
2
80
Jan
2
85
Jan
12
3.90%
17
97
Feb
2
100
Jan
13
4.56%
May 16
43% Aug 11
95
Jan
Jan
Deo
3
29% Dec 31
17% jan
6
18% Jun
*8% Dec 31
-27'A Dec
67% Jan
08
5
3
May 27
29% Dec
9
39% Jan
28 % Feb
29
95% Jan
16
2
44% Feb
4
5
34
Jan
13
5
17% Jan
15
Jan
27
90 y2 reD
5
27% Jan
5
30% Jan
23
17% Jan
89
31 Va Apr
7
45 Va Dec
31
42% Feb
6
7Ya Jan
3
15% Dec
94% Dec
15
14%
aan
7
47% Jan
15
Olln
Mathieson
18% Jan
30
3
92
Jan
7
110% Jan
30
Dec
17
61% Jan
19
75% Jan
5
4%% convertible
Otli Elevator
Dec
18
82 % Mar
12
4
118
Jan
Dec
2
15% Dec
July 15
37% Feb
U9
112% Jan
2
116
Feb
5
43%
30%
17%
17%
15% Jan
15
15% Jan
20
16
61% Jan
Overland Corp
8
65% Jan
16
Owens
11
82
Feb
6
91% Jan
12
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
27
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co
_
99% July 29
97% Jan
99 % Jan
12
2
38% Aug
96% May
6
33
Feb
5
36
16
1
5
94% Jan
5
99% Feb
14
Oct
3
12% Jan
30
19% Jan
17
5
23% Jan
16
Pacific
19
15% Jan
5
Pacific
22Va Nov 20
a
64 % Nov
3
a
64
Dec
18
2
54% Dec
20% Feb
21
117% Jan
2
150
Sep 30
31
143
Feb
3
4
23% Nov
37
Jan
2
90
Jan
3
98
30% Jan
2
33
2
19
Dec
July 17
•15'A Jan
22% Jan
14
28
63 % Jan
5
Pacific
Finance Corp
65% Jan
7
Pacific
41 Va Jan
Parke
27% Dec 23
57
Oct
29
3% Nov 21
23% Jan
23
26% Feb
46% Jan
12
49% Jan
2% Jan 23
20
4
2
3% Jan
30
11
13% Jan
7
15% Jan
15
6.
25
Jun
16
22% Jan
8
23% Jan
2
49
Dec
30
47% Jan
8
52% Jan
14
39% Nov 20
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
35% Feb
6
38% Jan
6
30% Jan
10
3
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
12% Jan
7
113
85
Jan
2
28
23% Jan
21
98% Jan
21
111% Jan
30
65
31
74% Jan
20
82% Jan
2
14
62
Jan
5
71% Jan
22
9
Dec
49
7
21% Jan
Dec
48 % May 10
Oct
8 Va Feb
5
Jan
11
41% Jan
I
57% Dec
31
55% Feb
5
57% Jail
9
64% Sep 18
92% Sep 30
104% Jun
19
99
6
100% Jan
13
01% Apr
25
94% Jan
7
Jan
97% Jan
28
11% Feb
28
19Tii Dec
29
38% Jan
7
43% Dec
29
16% Feb
43% Jan
2
51% Dec
8
49% Jan
5
54
Feb
69% Sep 23
63% Feb
6
68
27
18
26% Jan
2
5
37% Feb
4
42% Jan
6
9
99
•7
Jan
I
12% Mar II
10% Jan
a
40% Dec 30
40
jan
14
14% Jan
3
3
Jan
13
82
Jan
7
31
fan
22
37% Jan
2
20% Sep
96% Oct
11
81
02
7
day
18 % Dec
Jan
13
20
Jan
5
Jan
45
23
&
Co
Chemicals
22% Jan
26
•1 conv
2
4.40%
Jan
5
3.80%
5
96% Jan
13
99
Jan
2
4.30%
May 13
101% Jan
9
104% Jan
26
4.68%
64% Jan
24
102
Sep
'8
107
27% Jan
72
May
common
Nov
14
6
87
Jan
21
100
21
Jan
7
26
Jan
23
Phllco
67
Jan
5
69
% Feb
3
43
Jan
62
Dec
61 % Jan
2
•74% Jan
65% Jan 22
89
Mar 18
80
Jan
5
83
Mar 12
79
Jttn
19
86
36% Feb
27
49 % Dec
7% Jan
2
95% May
7
42 V, Jan
12 Va
20
Jan
8
80% Jan
21
8
47V4 Jan
2
51% Feb
2
Sep 24
11% Jan
28
12% Jan
15
97
4pr
74'A Dec
Jan
5
1
23
72% Jan
2
88
Jan
15
88% Nov 25
00% Jim
20
90
Jan
2
92
Jan
14
24% Nov 20
20 % Jail
8
24% Jan
30
19
96% Jan
6
5
23% Jan
Ian
•2% Feb
t
26
100
96
Nov
17
87
Jan
96
Jan
5
a
22% Oct
13
21% Jan
93 Va Jun
25
92
Jan
15
Jan
15
•6
7
99% July 28
17% Aug
8
93
Feb
5
93% Jan
29
15 % Jail
8
16% Jan
28
14% May 13
128
Nov
128
10
135
Jun
4
133
Apr
17
140
Jan
22
134
15% Jan
2
28% Oct
13
67% Feb
25
6
Juu
14 V* Jan
81
12
Aug 11
7% Feb
3
4
Jan
9
84% Jan
19
Pittsburgh
7% Jan
2
8% Jan
15
Pittsburgh Steel Co
7
28% Jan
26
2
82% Jan
29
8
85% Feb
5
21
Feb
2
23VsJan
9
123% Jan
2
29
67
Feb
6
74% Jan
2
105
Jan
6
114 % Jan
22
10
19% Jan
31
125
July 11
77% Dec J8
10
Jan
21% Mar 20
43% Jan
3
16% Jan
113% Dec
10
130
Jan
Ft
7%
Plate
%
9
50% Dec
29% Jan
2
39
26% Jan
7
78% Nov 20
90
Jan
2
29% Jan
13
73% Jan
2
77% Jan
19
31
49% Feb
4
58% Jan
5
14
38% Jan
2
40% Jan
19
29 % Jan
2
30% Jan
19
84
Jan
6
86% Feb
5
Nov
<0% May
2
•3
Feb 18
Glass
37%
37%
37%
37
*97%
100%
*97 Va
100%
*97%
100%
*97%
100%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
5%
5%
5 Vs
5%
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
103%
100%
101%
100%
102%
96%
*96%
22%
*22%
22
1,200
99 Va
84%
85
85%
*95%
97%
*95
97%
22
*103
*96%
*103
104
22%
100
%
104
97
22 Va
22 Va
*22 Va
22%
99%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100i%
831/4
83 VL>
2.
*103
*84
85
97%
*95%
97
*95
104
103
320
97
103
*103
104
81
83
79%
80%
79%
81
79%
82%
24%
25
24 Va
24%
24%
25
23%
24%
100
67%
69
69%
69%
*68%
70
*68%
63%
9
22
30
97
86
•*84
*95',
*96 Va
9,500
70
79%
80%
23%.
24
*68%
90
20
70
63%
63 Va
63%
63
63%
62%
63 Ve
62
*82
83
82%
82%
82%
82%
82%
82%
*82
210
83
80%
7,900
13,900
*79
80
*79
80%
40
50
51
49
49%
40,600
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,400
*95 Va
98
79
51%
50%
51%
1
11%
11%
11 Vs
11%
*95 Vs
98
81 Va
83
80
81 %
*90 Va
92
91
91
*95
*90
98
%
83%
92
190
*79
51
*79
79
50%
X83
6,000
63%
50
80%
*95 Ve
80
*91
98
8OV4
92
*95 Va
8OV4
*90'A
98
80%
3,600
10
92
24%
24%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23 Va
24V4
23%
23%
8,000
89
93
92
93
91%
92%
93V4
92%
93
8,800
22%
23%
22%
22%
92%
22%
22%
5,900
92
92
22%
23
No par
No par
*91%
93
*91%
93
*93
94 %
*92 %
93%
16%
16%
16 'A
16%
100
1.25
10
Co
1
10
*133
140
27%
76%
8
25%
16 Va
22%
22%
93%
♦92
93%
93%
93
93
*93
94%
100
16 Va
16 Va
16%
*16
16%
1,400
*92
10
140
*135
140
*135
140
139%
139 Va
139%
139%
*137%
139%
*138%
139
267/s
27 Vs
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27
76%
78
77%
78%
77%
79%
76%
77%
16,900
8Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8Va
10,400
25%
251/4
25'%
12,900
*133
140
140
*93
27%
78%
8%
26'A
8
25%
140
8 Vs
25%
*133
25%
25 T a
25'%
~60
3,100
Ash
pfd
1
preferred
Co
5%%
Inc
*127
70%
69 Vs
21%
131%
70
106 %
107%
21%
40
*127
68''a
107
*127
131
131
67
69%
68%
68%
107%
106%
107 Va
107'%
—
—
5,200
68
2,490
107'%
75
(II
107%
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36'A
37
28%
29 %
28 V4
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28'%
28%
4,000
97%
99%
98%
97%
98%
98 Va
100 Va
98'A
99'A
18,700
25%
4,700
108
3,400
Electric
100
26 Vs
25'%
25%
26%
25 Va
25 Va
25 Va
25'%
25%
100
88 %
89
88%
89
88%
89
89
89
89
89%
1,410
10
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29
29
29 Va
28%
29'%
2,400
75%
74%
75 Vs
74%
74%
7,500
49%
K)—
sink fund preference
Potomac
69 %
21 %
1
Power Co
V
2
75%
76
75 Va
76
75%
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com
No par
•1.40 div preference com—No par
51%
51%
51%
51%
49'%
49%
50
49%
49%
13,000
39%
40%
39%
40
39%
40%
39%
40%
39'A
39%
26,300
30%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
30'%
30%
3,500
*85 Va
86 Va
86'A
86 y4
86%
86%
*85%
86'%
86 Va
*85
86%
86
86
87
87
150
92
*90
92
92
92
*90
92
250
Procter & Gamble
>07% Apr
22
102
Jan
30
I
4.08%
2
105% Jan
45% Jan
2
48% Feb
ij
71 % Jan
2
74
14% Jan
10
21% Feb
4
23% Jan
13
18
21
Feb
2
22
23
4.16%
100
8.05%
3%%
Co
of
87
*85 Va
87
*90
92
92
30
104%
104'%
900
100
46%
47
48
47%
48
47%
48%
47%
48%
10,700
100
Indiana
71%
72
♦72
72%
72%
72%
•72%
73%
73'A
73 y4
*22
22%
*22
22%
21%
22
♦22
22%
22%
22%
21
21%
♦21 Vs
22
*21 Vs
22
*2114
22
115%
11534
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.80%
preferred
86
No par
preferred
Public Serv
*85%
100
100
4.32%
23% Jon
29
17,900
100%
10
26
7
4,400
5%
%
Poor & Co_
Ian
5
19%
100
6
8ep
16
99
2.60
70% Nov
Jan
1001/a
131
37
15
101
5%
127
100
86 Vs Jan
19%
84%
preferred
117% Feb
103%
'
132
4.30%
8
*97%
7,300
"128
4.18%
2
37
37%
100%
common
16
12
37
37%
9,400
common
&
(The)
convertible
19
Jan
37%
37%
17,000
100
•3.50
Jan
12% Jan
24,300
Young
Plttston Co
Jan
85
20
29%
29%
Pittsburgh
93
113 Va Jan
64 Va
291/4
29%
200
2
11
533/4
63%
29%
29%
1,200
Jan
31
53
65
29%
21
88
30
54
*64%
29 Va
21
23
Dec
52%
65
29%
21%
Apr
15% Dee
54
53
*64%
28%
21%
98
85
65
500
21%
29
113% Dec
%
53
410
44
21
Oct
8
*43%
21
86
2
43%
15 '00
preferred
preferred
Jan
43 Va
100
87
12
44
*43%
Pittsburgh
6
Sep 18
44
44,000
80%
84% Jan
6
17 Va
530
97
16%
87
lb
16
97
17%
*80
Apr
Jan
96%
17
*86
ift
31
96%
17%
82%
5
-
97 y4
17
52%
*64%
52%
65
4,300
85 V4
83% Nov
Dec
97
17 %
44
'
97
16%
;
200
55 %
100
81
29
40% Ma
*96%
55%
99
633A
preferred
Oct
46
97
55%
100
51%
polaroid Coip
14
99%
85%
2
22
55%
99%
88
12
Jan
55%
99%
70
83
26% Feb
88
55%
99%
70
*85
102% Jan
27% Jan
56 Va
99%
7,600
1,700
72
*81
7
31
55%
76%
83
96% Jan
Dec 32
56
100
76
63
Plough Inc
Plymouth Ol! Co
90
*70
72
7,400
76
87
22
28% Dec
*70
74%
8
22%
109i/4
*81
20
Jan
72
75
7%
22%
108
*85
30% Jan
24
*70
74%
8 Va
22%
110
83
37% Jan
42% Jan
15
55%
75
22%
108
88
12
31
Oct
70%
75
22%
*82
28
Jan
5% Jan
67% Jan
70%
7%
7%
111%
*85
Porter
105
75
7%
22%
110%
10,000
154,800
100
16
15
21
75
7%
22%
110%
4,000
35%
100
27 % Jan
2
7%
22
110%
200
503/4
50%
1st series
35% Jan
27% OcL
7%
22%
110%
35%
64 Vs
preferred class A
fi%%
14
10
20 Va Nov
7%.
22
*22%
50%
prior pfd
& West Virginia
•%
J4
88% Dec
12
36
50%
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
guaranteed
32% Nov
109% Nov 20
22% Jan
82
51%
35%
63 Ve
Metallurgical Inc
39% Nov
2
55
23%
51%
50%
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
23% Jan
89% Jan
*22%
52
36
1
74
71 % Jan
69
23
51%
35%
300
1,400
17,300
64%
(conv)
9
77% Jan
23
521/4
36%
I41/4
23%
50%
Co common—lO
30
30
23%
14
96%
preferred
Jan
23
2!)
Chem
Jan
Oct
♦22%
14%
3
2
29% Jan 22
Oct. 10
23%
14 Va
48
*2%
1
133
24% Dec
14%
52%
25
140
73
14
*46%
2%
35%
100
9
80
14%
6
9
2
14%
14 Va
48
50
100
5
Pitts
3
10
3,600
63%
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Pitts
10,300
97
100
Jan
2
24% Sep
&
convertible
3
1
Jan
Jan
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
Coke
3
3
24% Jan
68% Juu
62
Pitts
56%
93 %
50
common
•4.80 preferred
14
55%
*92
64 Vs
Inc
6
93
3
52
No par
16% Jan
56%
93 Va
63
Corp
82% Jan
55%
*92
No par
100
preferred
84% Jan
58
93%'
*92
49%
series preferred
Pitney-Bowes
136,300
96%
Petroleum
Aircraft
27
50
5%
preferred
Pills bury Co common
Piper
26%
64%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
15
14
27'A
96%
common
Philip Morris Inc
4%
preferred
3.90%
56%
26%
63
preferred series A
Phillips
260
26%
26
13,200
49%
Pblla & Reading Corp
1
Jan
58%
3,280
6
100
100
26% Dec
31
137%
5%
No par
com
71% Nov 24
Corp
157%
136
6'A
"
12.60
57% Jan
70
.
1
(conv)
12% Jan
3%%
156 %
135%
5%
36 V*
52%
preferred
Nov
157%
135
6 Va
3,300
♦64%
preferred
92
156'A
135
261/4
25
preferred
preferred
100
157%/
5%
25%
1091/4
No par
preference
Jan
157'A
134%
26%
100
33%o
common
87
14,700
41,447
100
Co
101
157%
135
50%
5
Phelps-Dodge Corp
9
»/s
543/8
26%
13
5
62
37
*46%
2%
Jan
28
53%
*34%
47%
3
103
Jan
61%.
54%
26%
1
Jan
62'A
38
47%
Pfizer
99% Jan
54 Va
26 %
26
83
61%
*34%
38
47%
% Jan
22
54%
300
5,400
26
110
7
62
54'A
*34%
38
57%
47%
8
6
61%
54%
62
57%
26
Jan
10
57%
26 Va
98
Jun
22%
57%
46%
9
93% Feb
*21
57%
41,900
Dec
24
*21%
56%
56Va
44'A
2nd preferred
22%
57%
54%
57%
44'A
Electric
*21%
57'A
61%
17%
4%
5,400
14
27%
17
Pblla
3,700
21%
*13 Va
37%
111
2
11%
2lVa
13%
22%
36%
*
6
11
22'%
13'%
37%
5
16
12 Va
21%
14
37
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
96 % Feb
12 Va
22%
*13%
38
29
65% Jan
12
22 Va
14%
23%
37%
Jan
51 % Feb
11%
22'%
.
38%
6
7
100
1,000
37%
6
2
3,000
99%
38%
12
Jan
*99%
10,700
98%
331/4
47
Jan
59% Jan
99%
83
6,800
46%
Jan
96
12%
*99%
33
62%
46%
4
49
99%
82
*98 Va
99
33%
16
46%
18
17
98%
83
i
20
1161/4
46%
8
31
98 Va
62'/4
46%
10
64% Nov 20
33
26%
96
(Chas) & Co Inc
98%
33%
28%
10
100
821/4
99 V4
33%
5%
100
preferred
83%
99
34
5%
series preferred
common
82%
99
*15%
155%
4.40%
Peoples Gas Light A; Coke
83%
*115%
134'%
*99
Pepsi-Cola Co
63
16
64
64
Va
100
Drug Stores Inc
116
*15%
16
63%
36
No par
RR
116
116
*15%
92
*22%
1
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co—
50% Dec
*115
16
46%
Apr
•00% Jun
116
t
*34%
preferred
4% %
30,100
46%
10
2
13
33%
92
14 Va
40
No par
Corp
21
22
71
25%
1
Jan
Jan
33%
46%
/ 3
1
30%. Jan
19% Jan
32%
93%
25
4
99
32%
*21%
4% %
Pet Milk Co
31%
46%
5
Glass Sand Corp
Power & Light com
Peoples
2,000
6,100
32
38
3.50
107 % May
Aug 27
1
•1.60 convertible preferred
Pennsylvania
64%
46 Va
2.60
Penney (J C) Co
•enn
55%
*92
No par
Ford
eennsalt
27%
—No par
Penn-Dlxle Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
Penna
64
11%
135
1
prior preferred
conv
64
22'A
160
6
17
103%
63%
*13%
37
5%
103
64%
*15'/a
54 %
157
16%
17%
106%
64
*115
24
135
16%
103
65
31%
16
53%
No par
Corp
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Pea body Coal Co common
5%
17%
106%
%
64
117
*35
5
1
49% Jan
Dec
41% Dec
3
&
17%
105
65%
32%
58%
—100
Pictures
Parker Rust Proof Co——.
Pttttetoe Transportation
Penlck
*115
Ii
preferred
Davis
31%
1
Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe LineCommon
6
89,400
par
Corp.ZI
World
36% Feb
163/4
103Vs
18%
111
61 %
144
8
16%
102%
17Vt
61%
2
4%
38,000
57%
7
Paramount
43 yB
10
30
47% Jan 29
42%
25
4% Jan
7
441/4
*22
22% Jan
Jan
43
12%
134% Jan
46
45
14
No par
5
44
22%
No
2
45%
14
Mills
28
44%
12%
Lighting Corp
Jan
45%
22%
Telen & Teleg common_l00
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated
59% Jan
4,200
1
Pacific
94
28 V8
8
Pacific
7
28%
Incll5
Pacific
3
28%
*96 Va
9
Jan
28%
98%
7
Feb
29
98
19
92
28%
33%
Jan
54
28%
99
Jan
8
110
28%
82'/a
37
15
Apr
91%
33%
~~
500
*89 Va
98%
168
Pan Amer
6,000
90%
84
2
9
28%
17%
33 Va
19
29
23,300
28%
17%
98%
19
22
43%
17%
83%
Jan
Jan
42%
29%
17%
15
Jan
'
44%
28%
17%
64%
37
% Jan
43%
30
17%
64
51% Jan
6
44%
29%
17%
90%
1
149
30 Va Jan
43%
30%
64%
Gas & Electric
56% Jan
43%
89%
25
20
Jan
50
100
96
89%
No par
56% Jan
290
981/4
30
63%
preferred
*94%
6,300
85
42%
*17%
ioo
61
15% Nov
23 % Jan
6%
45% Dec
2
19'A Jan
1?
2
96
*15%
Coast Co common
96
*93
6.25
Anier Fisheries Inc.
Cement & Aggregates
47% Nov
9
7% Jan
17
62 % Dec
6
2'A Jan
Dec
Apr 21
5% Nov
7
J7
12% Jan
89% Oct 30
22% Jan
Pacific
♦93
96
Zl
com
98'%
98%
65%
95
89
64
common
98 Va
*97
1
preferred
13% Jan
Jan
130
•5
18
21% Dec
47% Jan
40% Jan
10% Jan 26
4
14% July 30
2
May 22
1814 Jan
40
3
Jan
*98
97
65
95
89
105
(The)
*83%
65%
89
100
Corning Flberglas Corp
83%
65
44%
No par
4
66% Dec
94%
83%
29
30c
89'/a Dec
85% Oct
7% Jan
9% Jan
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
94%
85
89
6.25
7
25% Jan
iO
~
95%
*83
28%
6
preferred
24
93% Oct 31
\
42%
29%
Corp
66%
95%
85
♦93
5
Oliver Corp common
15
74
35
2
96
.7.50
Chemical
7
34% Jan
"93
65 %
96
'
97
20
Gas
13
26
97
100
Natural
Jan
30% Jan
97
common
preferred
40 Ya Jan
66
*83
66
*94
85
No par
Okla Gas & Elec Co
4%
preferred
Oklahoma
65%
67
94%
100
Ohio Oil Co
4.24%
.
93
"83
100
preferred
preferred
4.44%
66%
100
100
20% Jan
>r
_u
preferred
25
25
IOO
.
Publlcker Industries Inc
.8
com
115 Va
104%
Va
14%
14%
85
104%
47%
13%
*85
104%
115%
14 Vs
86 Va
104%
116%
13%
*85
104%
104%
i
117
116'A
13%
14
104%
117%
*85
*21 Va
117'A
22
117'A
14'%
80
,
1,100
400
850
19.000
14 Va
13%
86
85
85
100
1
85 %
104%
26% Jan
7
35 % Dec
32% Jan
8
35Y* Jan
28
35
35 %
34%
35 Vb
35'A
35 Vs
:
34%
35
35
35
4,300
43% Jan
2
60
Nov
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power A Light Co.. .10
85
19
58
Jan
2
62% Jan
26
Pullman
61%
62
60%
61%
61
61
i
60%
61%
60 Vs
61
4,100
Feb
25
45
No par
Dec
31
43 V4 Jan
12
46 % Jan
26
Pure
X43%
44%
43%
44
43%
44'A
;
5
44%
45V4
44
44%
19,400
62
.Nov
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preferred
52%
2,200
138%
26%
1,000
29
*7% Feb
131
23
Oct
11
28
July 28
For
19
49% Jan
5
54% Jan
16
146% Apr 23
18% July 24
131 % Jan
2
138% Jan
26
25% Jan
2
27% Jan
26
footnotes
see
page
24.
•4.75
OH
Inc
(The)
(The)
common
Quaker State OH Refining Corp
8
52 %
100
136 Va
to
26 Vs
53
138%
26%
52%
*137
26%
53
138%
26%
52%
53%
•136 Va
138%
26%
26 %
-1
52
52
52 Va
i»137
138 Va
•136%
26%
26 %
I
26 %
100
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
22
,
.
Monday, February 9. 1959
.
(722)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Bange for
Since Jan.1
Highest
Range
if ear 19o8
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Shares
Feb. «
Feb. 5
Feb. 4
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. A
Feb. 2
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
E
2
30'ft Jan
75 ft May
69 % Sep
30
16 3/a Apr
10
24 ft Dec
'ft Apr
8
13
21ft Feb 28
60ft Oct
14ft Jan
23% Dec
July 14
July 25
25ft Jan
45
19 ft
Dec
69
25 ft Jun
10
17 ft May
28
25% Aug
2
14ft Oct
Jan
6
3ft Jan
73ft Jan
16
9
24 ft Jan
2
Feb
56 ft Jan
16
66
22 ft Feb
5
25
Jan
21
Jan
37 ft Jan
26
30
Jan
33 ft Jan
14
Jan
12
12
Jan
15% Jan
13
55
Jan
63% Jan
9
22ft
19% Jan
10 ft Feb
Jan
2
16% Jan
5
17ft Jan
19
8
46% Jan
30
Reliance Elec
16% Jan
2
17% Jun
19
Reliance
Jan
7
57 ft Feb
4
2
11
26 ft Feb
4
28ft Jan
8ft Jan
22
6
6
7
44%
44%
72
71%
7174
1,300
237a
2374
5,100
23ft
23 ft
2374
237«
237a
237a
60
6C
60'ft
60 ft
61
61
62
62
62
21ft
20ft
21 'ft
207 a
207a
207a
21 Va
20'ft
207«
58
57%
58
58'ft
5874
58 Va
6074
58'ft
59'ft
23
2274
22%
22 ft
23'ft
22ft
22'ft
22'ft
>36%
37 ft
37 ft
37%
37%
*3674
317a
31
32
32%
32 '/a
*32
21%
2174
217 a
2174
22
55
16ft Jan
9
2
Jan
7
9ft Jan
2
14 ft Nov
19
8
77% Dec
19
Jan
54
5
29 ft Jun
22 ft
21%
*3674
9% Dec
12 ft
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
1274
12%
59 ft
60
58'ft
59%
58
59
57'ft
57%
8,700
9'ft
9ft
9ft
974
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10,300
9
17
17%
16%
17
1674
1674
1614
46
457a
46
457a
457a
45 %
46
—5
17%
17%
*17
%
177a
17%
17%
17%
56 ft
56 ft
*56'ft
57)2
57'ft
57%
*57'ft
9% Jan
14ft Feb
preferred 3 'ft % series—.100
1
Republic Aviation Corp
.50c
Republic Pictures common
-10
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel
Conv
39% Dec
29
Copper & Brass
46 ft Feb
6
43% Feb
54% Jan
Revere
30
Revlon
Inc
2
10
6
9
30% Jan
7
37% Feb
Rexall Drug Co_
78 ft Dec
31
66% Feb
6
76% Jan
2
Jan
15
48
Jan
6
90% Jan
2
104
Jan
26
41ft Jan
63 ft Jan
10
83 ft Feb
7
100
78 ft Jan
2
lft Jan
Sep
81ft Jan
2
Jan
2 ft Jan
2
109ft Dec
1
97ft Jan
8
111
Jan
5
26
38ft Nov
13
34ft Jan
8
37
Jan
22
Riegel
22ft Jan
2
44 ft Dec
16
40ft Jan
22
50
Jan
27
Ritter Company
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
4% Jan
2
5
Jan
5
22ft Jan
2
35% Dec
30
31% Jan
19
34 Va Jan
2
July 18
2
34ft Dec
4
28
14
10
41% Dec 31
BO
505
Dec
18
6
Apr
96
Jan
28
Jan
Jan
92
23
Robr Aircraft Corp
22 ft Dee
30
25 ft Dec
8
21ft, Jan
8
17 3/4 Apr
30
32 ft Dec
18
30 ft Jan
12
47% Jan
26
Rome
17
12 ft Jan
2
12 ft Nov
20
10ft Jan
7
14
Ronson
20 Va Dec
2
ft Jan
2
12 ft Jan
Jan
26
20
Roper
13
53 ft Nov
20
45 ft Jan
20
50% Jan
26
Roval
7
2
25 ft Oct
37 ft Jan
16
Apr
30 ft Jan
8
Jan
19
22 ft Feb
6
24% Jan
2
41 Va Jan
30
30
10% Jan
2
13% Jan
9
48'ft
4774
48 74
46%
47%
35%
3574
35'ft
3574
35
3 5'ft
31 000
6974
70'ft
6874
6974
66%
63%
31.300 "
22 74
4 5 74
Corp
1
22ft
2274
83
83
63
84
19
187a
19
187a
18 74
12,000
2%
274
35,100
41 ft
41%
41
5
11%
1174
11
1.66%
100
39ft
39%
80%
8674
39%
86%
.
700..
274
2%
274
10474
10374
1043/4
101
35%
35%
35%
35
35
45'ft
4574"
44%
45
1,000
5
12,300
*35
457*
*45
47a
* 32ft
*33%
40%
44'ft
11
41
3,800
X'iS
33%
hi
81.900
34
hi
337a
493 ft
494
94
660
10
94
22'ft
12.2C0
45)4
22
11.200
44'ft
45
18,700
454%
*90
227a
4,900
9,900
10%
10%
11
22
21%
2174
900
47 Va
47%
4674
46%
80,400
2274
2274
221a
22'%.
12.200
4074
417a
4.1
41ft
4.600
11)4
3974
11 Va
217a
1174
39ft
86'ft
41%
437e
41'ft
lift
36%
4174
22%
227b
2274
*33%
42
*90
477-»
47%
38
453
22ft
'
32%
hi
4574
11 'ft
*2174
4%
327a
33)4
22%
47'A
lift
22ft
477a
2274
41ft
117b
5
4174
417a
22ft
900„-
:
33
*34
37
2274
6,100
v
3274
3274
33
33%
488'ft 491
*90
94
94
104%
47a
5
—
33ft
22ft
1
'
*110
•;
100)4
488 %, ■ '
47
20 G
1.200
17.400
/
84
„
46'ft
117a
227 a
48'ft
10274
2%
45ft
5
32%
34%
41'ft
32Va
103'ft
1874
45
4%
327a
x486
46'ft
1021s
*46
46Va
10234
140
274,
—
4674
1037.t
10,600
.
*82'ft
35)4
-
9,400
'
140
19
*33%
41ft
24.800
'
4674
*110
83'ft
103 ft
(The)
Ruberoid Co
,,1474
46
103%
135
*90
22ft
46
11
22
46 Va
11%
22%
—.,—1
7174
46%
35)4
23
Rttppert (Jacob)
1474
103'ft
*82 'ft
1874
*
9174
1
-5
2
Co
48%
35%
101 Va
ft
.
91 ft
—
(Geo D) Corp
Dutch Petroleum
48%
•27a
32% 3274
484 % 486
5
Corp
Royal McEee
2
38 Va Jan
11% Dec
14
8
40ft Nov 20
—
__
20
Corp—
Cable
v
46
5
33
38- ■■
41ft
100 /
preferred series A
23% Jan
7ft Apr
46
4%
32%
*34
41
ft.
Rohm & Haas Co common
4%
-
35ft
Rockwell-Standard Corp
30
v.;
10414
6
Feb
427a
274,.;
35) a
5
Jan
18%
103%
13
34
73 Va
42
*110
par
Jan
92
70%
42'ft
70'4
82 'ft
-10
No
Corp
Roan Antelope Copper
501ft Jan 23
30
147k
737a
46%
140
274
5
Mines
Robertshavr-Fulton Controls com—1
5'ft% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rights (expire Feb 24)
ft
5
2
29 Va Jan
481ft Jan 29
1
30% Oct
2
2
22ft Jan
812
23
*14'ft
7274
42'ft
102
18%
1 /:
Corp
1474
73 Va
4274
x3«.%
<
102
82%
—5s
1.300
14)4
7274
42%
72%
*110
17.000
974
9 Va
.
14%
46%
>
100%
hi Feb
42
39% Jan
hi Feb
28 ft Jan
Oil
Paper
Richfield
46
.100
Rheem
2
Oct
71ft
series
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5
Feb 28
3
37%
Preferred 3.60%
28
2ft Jan
27
9'ft
4274
x4274
/
49
,
-10
18 ft Jan
55
48%
36 %
—1
20ft Jan
84
6
Jan
18
9)4
48%
—5
437s
!2.50
Common
267c
7374
74%
42
1
17,000
14'ft
73%
—
20
27
73
14)4
*13)2
58
267a
914
'
-10
Corp
700
*57'ft
v
267a
9
10.100
17%
1774
17%
58
2614
26'ft
9 %
9
9ft
9
28%
26%
27%
?7%
Reynolds Metals Co common
-50
474% preferred series A
-10
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B.
5
87-ft May 22
20 ft Dec 22
9
10 ft Jan
46
12
90 ft Dec 31
1,400
16%
4574
33 ft Dec
47 ft Dec
;
45 %
54 ft Dec
8ft Jan
5,400
13 ft
60 ft
,
17 ft
Mfg Co common—i
6,800
12 ft
75 ft Jan
5
.
.
59 '
45%
10
32 ft Jan
900
2274
2174
16%
22 ft May 12
25 3/i Jan
100
'
10
5
Eng Co—.
13 ft Jan
70'/a Feb
38 ft Jan
3734 Apr
3,500
32%
22
43,600
37'ft
31%
21,700
.
2274
37 ft
32ft
23
"
May 20
60% Jim 24
22
31
16 ft Dec
1,300
*36 ft
10
Reliable Stores Corp
42% Jan
45'ft
7174
*31 ft
1
preference—
$1.25 div prior
5
8ft Nov 11
Oct 15
447-a
72
2374
(Robt) & Co—
Reis
46 ft
72
57%
No par
50c
Chemicals
45 ft
72 ft
20ft
50
50
Inc
Reeves Bros
Reichhold
46%
72 ft
«
60
5
50
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
4% noncurn 2nd preferred
Reed Roller Bit Co-
32,500
46
72 ft
23 ft
1
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
5
Jan
34
8
27
Raybestos-Manbattan
5
19
62
6
28
46 7
72 ft
5
No par
Inc
Ranco
22% Jan
56 ft Jan
18
Jan 13
31
2
50ftOct 27
2
7
12ft May
15
23ft Jan
59% Dec 29
10
31ft Jun
50% Jan
71ft Jan
34ft Jan 24
30 ft Dec 29
31 ft
6
20ft Jan
46 %
of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred—
No par
Radio Corp
44 ft Feb
31
12
31
21
17
17
20
48ft Dec
11%
11 %
lift
10,900
39%
38,doO
s
10
41ft Dec
42ft Jan
15
84 ft Jan
22
84% Dec
9
95ft Jun
10
Jan
24
233 ft Nov
87ft Jan
22
19
22 ft Jan
2
24
Bafewt^ Stores common
Feb
39
24ft Jan
161
preferred
30% conv preferred
4jr
2
34
Jan
16
St
Joseph Lead Co
Jan
2
31 ft Dec
1
30 ft Jan
2
32 ft Jan
22
St
Joseph Light & Power
10 Va Jan
2
21% Oct
30
21ft Feb
6
23 ft Feb
4
63
7
2
Oct
29
72
Jan
5
78
46% Dec
lO
42ft Jan
14
97
21
94
Apr
26ft Jan
73
30ft Feb
17
35% Nov
.
No par
100
26
28
series A 5%
2§
Jan
29
2
26% Oct
28
26
Jan
2
27% Jan
20
San
July 10
lOViApr 17
36ft Dec
11
35
Jan
2
49ft Jan
27
14 ft Jan
14
15 ft Jan
2
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
37ft Jan
28
45
Jan
2
Schenley Industries Inc
B0
Nov
16
Dec, 31
18 ft Feb
48% Oct
12
61% Dec
13
32ft Jan
24
53
17
6
16ft Nov
21
12
65ft Feb
12
74% Nov
11
72ft Jan
Oct
3
Oct
2
May
5
28 ft Oct
2
71
—
1
30
1
preferred
convertible
5%
Schick Inc
76
Jan
21
20
81
Jan
9
Jan
28
94
7
$4
6
19
preferred
Scovlll 'Mfg
3.65%
Co
common
preferred-
Nov
12
85ft Apr
10
73
Jan
15
74 ft Feb
4
21ft Apr
17 Va Jan
7
39ft Sep
30
35% Jan
28
37ft Jan
5
Seaboard
10
Seaboard Finance
74ft
*77
*92
24%
No par
No par
25
100
$3.40 preferred
'
Jan
25 Va Jan
4074
13%
No par
Scott Paper Co common
8
Jan
92
2
10
10
5
1.40
Diego Gas &
Sobering-Corp common
15
28
23 ft Jan
92
19
<
■
77
86
July 10
99ft Jan 24
75
59% Jan
13% Jan
6
ft Feb
20
17
16
42 Va Jan
6
Jan
39% Feb
2
Dec
46
Feb
8ft Aur
34
Jan
96
47ft
*93
16%
- 46
14-%
39ft
5374
100
4,40% series A
Electric Co
1st pfd
Jan
20 ft Jan
25
76
5
Paper C'0 common
St Regis
'.
73%
36
24
20
.—1
5
5
Air Line RR Co
Co
*1474
42ft
25
Dec
11
23
22
24% Jan
2
8ft Jan
2
16
Sep
i3
13% Jan
2
16% Jan
12
24
Jan
3
48 ft Dec
4
41ft Jan
15
44'ft Jail
2
25
Jan
6
40
Dec
22
.39V4 Jan
5
45'/a Jan
26
Sears Roebuck & Co—
3
42%,
6
19ft Dec
22
17ft Jan
6
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
227a
Jan
Seagrave
Oct~24
5
11
67 V2 Jan
2
110
87/b Jan
10
4V4 Mar
Dec
30
2V Jan
30
28
Rights
Servel
20
10% Jan
Jan
12
109ft Jan
2
15 ft Jan
2
18% Jan
8
9ft Jan
82
29
16 ft Aug
23ft Jan
4
46% Dec
1
42ft Jan
8
46 ft Jan
26
Shamrock
39% Nov
17
36% Jan
7
49
Jan
26
5
26
Shattuck
7
86% Jan
22
22
12
85% Oct
13ft Jan
1
82
7
Jan
43%
44
14%
85%
15%
44'ft
4574
15
86%
20'ft.
2074
1
No par
No par
G)
20
Feb
C
Jan
26
17% Jan
23
19ft Jan
5
14
18
Jan
5
18ft Jan
8
32 ft Dec
4
26ft Jan
6
33 Va Jan
30
40
Nov
17
38
Jan
14
41ft Jan
26
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
ft Nov
20
45% Jan
2
51ft Jan
21
Simmons
68
Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
10
7
75 Va Jan
12
1
18 Va Jan
6
22 Va Jan
16
Simplicity
46ft Mar
3
66% Dec
24
61 ft Jan
12
67Va Jan
30
67% Feb
6
Skelly
(AO)
72% Sep
30
62% Jan
12
7
46ft Dec
19
44ft Jan
22
47% Jan
2
Smith
15ft Jan
2
23 ft Oct
14
20
Feb
6
22ft Jan
5
Smith-Corona
Co
21%
5
06%
67'ft
667a
667/a
20'ft
66 ft
66%
45
46
21%
45 ft
207a
23%
*23%
Corp
Marchant
Inc
2
25 ft Dec
17
23
Feb
6
24 Va Jail
12
58ft Jan
10
110'ft Dec
15
98
Jan
8
104ft Jan
2
44ft Jan
13
52 ft Apr
25
471/2 Feb
6
52ft Jan
26
15 ft Apr
3
21% Dec
18
20'/a Jan
5
23 % Jan
9
Solar
6% Jan
2
10% July
8
34% Dec 30
71/4 Jan
28
8% Jan
2
33 ft Feb
2
37
Jan
15
52
49
Jan
7
50% Jan
2
49
2
5
South Araer Gold & Platinum
20ft Jan
2
47% Jan
14
May
9
36 ft Sep 26
48ft Dec
31
44ft Jan
30
34ft Dec
30
25ft Jan
7
32ft Jan
13
49ft Jan
2
14ft Jan
13
28 V4 Jan
33
Jan
2
2
Jan
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Cc Inc
preferred
Jersey Gas
12
37% Dec
29
34ft Jan 30
37% Jan
20
Southern
Co (The)_„
35
Dee
31
34ft Jan
36
Jan
22
Southern
Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
44 ft Dec
9
41ft Jan
4674 Jan
22
Southern
5
8%
preferred-,
California
Edison
Jan
19
6074 Jan
15
Southern Railway common
16ft Jan
Dec
No par
3474
*35%
44
64%
No par
20
56ft
19%
5674
preferred
7.50
2
July 15
18 ft Jan
1974 Jan
19
5cr
70
Nov 13
78
Feb
20
72 ft Jan
75
Jan
13
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
32
Jan
10
40
ft Dec
31
40ft Jan
I
43
Jan
19
12
Jan
8
22ft Oct
30
20% Jan
30
22ft Jan
12
3
7ft Dec
3
6% Jan
27
7% Jan
9
Jan
31
99Va Oct
28
93
Jan
12
150
49 ft Apr
22
67ft Oct
13
56% Jan
8
,64
92
22
87
6
Apr
Jan
18% Nov 20
17% Jan
25% Dec
15
21ft Feb
6
7
92ft Jan
19
95.
May
2
Jan
88ft Jan
20% Jan
24ft Jan
97
14
Jan 20
15
12
2
Jan
27
-6
Oft Jan
2
27%. Oct 30
22% Jan
2
27ft Feb
«62 ft Jan
3
77ft Jan
2
82
Jan
28
20ft Jun
2
79% Sep 24
31 ft Dec 29
28% Jan
8
3374 Jan
26
"
footnotes
see
page
24.
non-cum
Southwestern
3474
*357a
4374
,64%
35
36'ft
4574
65ft
5
70
For
34%
60'ft'* 6074
5
8
62^4 Jan
55% Jan
2
34%
25
34ft Jail
63 ft Jan
12ft Jan
29
25
32ft Jan
Southern
497a 4974
45)4 '45ft
29 % 29% V
*34
34%
60 % 60%
45
2 974
2
31
17 ft Apr 17
'•5 ft Jan
2
4974
5
29
Nov 26
4974
4474
5
19
87
50
5
Jan
65ft Dec
2ft Jan
4.50
21 Va
774
3474
58ft Jan
56
47
49'ft
21
734
3374
34
10
2
48'ft
21%
774
33 7a
Co
South Porto Rico Sugar common
Jan
14ft Jan
4974
21%
7%
33'ft
28% Feb
2
23%..
101 ft 102%
104
487a
May 29
61ft Dec 17
36
23%
103
1
1
South Carolina E & G Co com
South
20%
66%
_15
.
Co
Natural Gas Co
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
30
5
33V4c
Smith Kline & French Labs
5%
46
21
21ft
14ft Jan
Aircraft
67ft
1
Oil Co
25
217e
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
Pattern
4074
49%
7474
—
Simmonds Saw & Steel
20 Va Dec
1 874
13%
33 "ft
49
72
10
70ft Oct
5
2074
49'ft
7274
25
2
16 ft Sep
Feb
18'ft
32%
40
-
2
50 Va Jan
48
20'ft
1 774
49
71'ft
No par
Co
50
25ft Apr
84
177a ' 1774
18'ft
18%
3274 33'ft
*40% 41%
1
50c
1
1
Mfg
33 V4 Jan
Jan
1474
427a
23 Va
' 2%
54
40
1274
74'ft
*77
,
,
93ft
247a
74'ft
41)4
21
rllil
9%
46'ft
147k
40
54%
40 ft
13
74%
78%
9374
25
74ft
9%
{89
1574 15%
89
44
45
1474
85
44ft
4774
14%
86
V
shares ordinary
14
Apr 17
1474
42%
42%
21%
2
157a
43%
44
30
22
147a
*4174
16%
4374
46
14%
86'ft
23ft Oct
25
14%
42%
89%
20% Sep
21ft Nov
12ftJun
3674
24%
9%
7.50
York
36'ft
24
<
Shell Transp & Tr—
New
36%
24'ft
89%
24
Shelter
3574
,24
.
36%
24'ft;
15
43
437a
23 ft
89
15%
13 ft May 20
10
Jan
2
17 Va Feb
247b
73%
7474
78%.
92
25%
74
10%
Shell Oil Co
Feb
68
Dec
(Frank
457a
95%
267a
40
13%
9%
Sharon Steel Corp
15% Jan
76
73%
*77
92
1374
75
274
Oil & Gas
25
447a
*93
26%
4574
1474
39%
30%
32'ft
2374
40
13
147b
40
5474
40%
10'ft
2.50
23ft
*75'ft
46%
C5
267a
46
1474
3974
5474
26%
*
78'ft
93 %
25%
73%
280
43'ft
147a
39 ft
x537a
27
4774
80%
30%
32%
76
x457a
*93
9%
Shahmoon Industries Inc
11
17
75%
48%
96
*250
32
23%
No par
26% Feb
13
32
22%.
1
preferred
25 Va Apr
8ft Jan
23 %
76
4)-—2ft
(expire Feb
Inc common
$4.50
3074
32 ft
1474
x42
417a
21ft
'113
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
l^ Jan 20
10 ft May
36Va-
*255
260
3C% 3074
265
30%
31%
2274
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred
Jan
48 ft Jan
*255
100
10
39%
Public Service Co
100
1
*72)4
42Va
19%
74 , ,
42%...
-
35%
36
-
1
2.50
18ft
31%
*40
49%
72%
20ft
6674
66ft
45%
20'ft
237a
101
48'4
187a
187a
32%
41
49%
747-4
20%
667a
66%
4574
2074
2374
101%
4874
21
774
3474
35ft
3574
35%
3574
44)4
65%
44
*72 ft
74
73
*42)4
42%
42)4
56
19%
2074
20%
7%
- 34'ft
49%
46
28%
*34%
60%
(
44'ft
65%
57' 19%
*20% 21%
*2074 -1 •
6% ' 674
6% ' 674
No par
rl32
134% )
rl35
135
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
62
6274. .
62ft 63)4
4.20% preferred
100
8774 88
87% 8774
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
18%% 1874
xl8% 187a
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
23% 23%
23),a 23%
$4.50 preferred
25
95)4
95'ft
.
95 ft 95'ft
Spiegel Inc common
2
26
26'A .. ,26
26ft
$4.50 preferred
No par 81% 82 •
*82
83
Square D Co
5
31 %
3174
31ft 3174
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
20'ft
1 8'4
6474
56ft
19
49%
47
29)4
3474
607..
57%
19'ft
73
42ft
20% 207a
6%
674
rl50
150
62% 63%
*87)4 88
18% 18%
23
23)4
94 ft 95
25% 26ft
82
82
31% 31%
31
30'/a
32'ft
23%
76
76
44
44 7
5,400
3074
*31%
32
23
220
265
*250
230
30%
87
*86%
87
8674
-
39
39%
39
*250
1,700
32
28,000
23%
76'%
500
4
431a
44'ft
10,800
95'%
*94
21'%
*75'%
*94 lft
85'%
26'/4
26'%
267a
26'%
45)4
46
14,300
6.200
4574
44
14'%
*1474
1,100
4C%
29,100
10,900
14%
147a
39%
41
51)4
54-%
54)4
55 %
40
40)4
39%
39%
3.200
12%
1274
12 ft
1274
17,200
7474
74
747b
5,500
74
V
%
40
,
*77
78
*77
78'%
93
93
*91
93
160
25
14,800
2474
25%
2474
*74'ft
75'ft
*73'ft
36)4
3674
24
24
75 ft
90
36
367a
23%
24
15,200
4,000
1,400
14%
*14-%
14%
1474
42
42'%
42
42
41
41%
41'%
42 ft
71,100
21
20
201a
16,300
35,100
19,100
20'ft
1,500
~974
~S%
89
90
89
89
1574
15)4
44'%
46'ft
15'%
1574
1,700
43'ft
44
3,900
9'ft
44'ft
974
220
30,200
-1474
4574
1474
14%
1474
14'ft
8474
85%
82'%
84
10,700
20%
20%
20
2074
57,000
45
3,600
8.100
1874
18'ft
18%
187a
9,500
3274
307 a
31 %
46,500
40'ft
*39 lft
49%
49'4
49 ft
2.900
71 %
72
70
71
1,900
20)4
20%
197a
20'/a
667a
67'ft
6674
67'ft
66'%
6714
67
67%
45
45%
45%
45 ft
5.400
20'ft
20%
20
20'ft
10.700
23) a
23)4
23
23'ft
18%
18%
187a
18 Va
31ft
x40
497s
99
"
4774
2074
7'%
34'ft
*4974
"
700
40
*
*
4,300
3,600
3.800
100
100'ft
99'%
48'ft
47'%
48%
2074
20%
4.600
25.100
57,600
5.900
77ft
10.300
3474
6,200
50
50
20%
7%
34)4
;
771
347a
50
48
800
2,200
47%
4374
*47'%
28 %
28%
287a
28%
*347a
34'%
341/4
3474
60 '/a
60%
60'.a
6014
15.400
13,100
•
8,100
,
700
35 ft
357a
35'4
3574
357a
357a
35%
35%
400
43)4
44 ft
42 %
4374
11,400
65
65%
6514
66%
28,900
55%
57"
56
56%
10,300
19
19)4
19%
4,800
*72 ft
42
*20%
67a
*100
'
74
42
74
41)4
21'ft
614
150
xG27a
63
*85)a
87%
18
19
*72 ft
18'ft
4174
21
*20%
674
6%
150
*102
62%
637a
*85%
87'ft
23
x21%
95
95
x94%
27%
*82
3114
83
3174
10,200
200
5,600
530
3,800
22 Va
f05,000
95
27%
27
*82
700
18)4
18
26)4
22%
50
4,000
"
30%
33
3174
500
33,700
50
13,400
Volume
Number 5819
189
.
.
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19!>R
Lowest
405% Jan
74
Range Since Jan. 1.
Lowest
Highest
6
Jan
Jan
43 54 Feb
6'1% Jan
67 54 Feb
6
78% Jan
81
Feb
6
28
14% Jan
175« Jan
14
3% Jan
3% Jan
26
Standard
17% Nov
25
18
61% Nov
21
57% Feb
625k Jan
Standard Brands
"
$3.50
Monday
EXCHANGE
/
Standard
3% Nov". 19
3
35 % Feb
;
-
2
85 % May
2
3
J
19
G9% Dec
'i
Aug 29
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Inc
No par
Coil Products
Co
Electric
&
66
67
80
80%
.1
15%
16
10c
3%
Inc
Co
23
Standard
Oil
of
Nov
3
47% Jan
49% Jan
22
Standard
Oil
of
Feb 21
60% Nov
12
54% Feb
595k Jan
26—'Standard
Oil -of
New
Jersey
7
42% Feb 24
595 k Dec
31
59% Jan-
645k Jan
23
Oil
Ohio
common___10
47 %
80% Sep 17
10% Jan
2
50
<
:r945i May 26
Standard
87% Jan
20
88% Feb
29% Dec
30
27% Jan
7
32 54 Jan
15
2
89
Dec
29
84
8
96
15
Sep
3
33% Dec
31
31% Jan
6
36% Jan
22
11% Nov
10
14
18
12% Jan
12
1554 Jan
30-
36
.
23
Jan
14% Jon
>
...
18% Nov'
57
59
Jan
Jan
2
68
99
Jan
14
107
2
24% Ffcb
.
'
$1.60
3
Feb
13% Jan
6
4858 Jan
2
27% Oct
22
2658 Feb
6
27% Jan
45% Nov
12
42% Jan
8
46% Jan
Dec
20%
8
Jan
v
6
27j
1554 Jan
23 *.
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155k Jan
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18
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587k
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22
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Texas Gulf
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2
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14
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86
1
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27
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4
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16
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13
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119
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Texas & Pacific
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6
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6
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16
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2
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15
42
Jan
15
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2
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5
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5
32
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29
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2
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6
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22
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1
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2
16% Jan
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28
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f
23
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5
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21
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8
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16
32% Jan
6
39% Dec
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2
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28
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13
26% Oct
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19
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38
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6
415k Jan
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30
5
3854 Feb
6
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7
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4
22
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7
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23
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4
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2
125k Jan
16
2
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11
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2
2554 Jan
22
2
11% Dec
-
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1
common
50
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50
20Ui Century Fox Film
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Twin City Rap Transit com
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—50
26
12
365k Jan
1
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2,400
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175 k
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395k
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400
25
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-
54
5,200
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24 5k
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86,100
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7,000
64
20
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118
63 5k
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100
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345k Jan 29
37
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155k
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120
6354
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64 5 k
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120
635k
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474
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20
...
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preferred
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15%
119
5
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15
73
90
:
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120
1
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a
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24 5«
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24
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25
24
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23%
247k
32,200
u
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29
9% Jan
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4
11% Feb
20
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28
44% Jan
16
17
126% Dec
31
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5
127% Jan
6
2
32% Dec
31
32 54 Jan
2
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13
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23
94
97
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20
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20
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84
Apr
81
Mar 24
725k Jan
20
94
Apr
25
835k Jan
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Udyllle
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Underwood
Union
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29
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18
37 % Dec
31
34
86
Feb
6
21
Jan
33% Nov
305k Jan
695k Aug
May
5954 Jan
24% Feb
21% Jan
52% Jan
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31
143
Jan
13
Jan
2
108
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2
9
8% Jan
2
425k
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11,400
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82
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86
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86
Dec
29
85k Nov 18
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22% Jan
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4
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27
United
United
62% Jan
Jan
20
1025k Jan
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2654 Jan
14
23
3
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82
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86
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37%
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13
6
United
Board
69
Jan
21
745k Feb
4
United
of
Carbon
6
505k Jan
12
United-Carr
2
8% J<m
14
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29 5
2
32
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34
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35
35%
34 7k
35 5k
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34%
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60%
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245k
35 5k
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35 5k
36
6054
60 5k
61
62 %
607k
*120
142%
*12054
99
99 5k
99%
100 5k
1005k
101%
1005k
24%
25 54
24
5k
25 54
24%
255k
24 3'4
2954
295k
*93 5k
Corp
10
No par
(Del)
5
(Del)
1
29%
*93 5k
99
60%
60%
5
*120
143
295k
29%
*93 5k
99
143
29%
99
285k
28 Ik
2854
287k
2854
28%
73
745k
74
7454
7454
74 5k
485k
48
48
48
48
*47%
87k
87 k
8 5k
8%
87k
87k
*120
29%
*93 5k
287k
74
'477k
87 k
34%
60%
143
1005k
25
60
*120
100%
2474
34%
143
100%
25
29%
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29%
99
*93 '/a
307k
32
747k
73%
74
4754
475k
400
87k
8%
19,100
347k
34%
8%
34%
United
Engineering & Foundry
United
Fruit
427k Jan
22
United
Gas
19
United
Gas
18%
185k
185k
185k
185k
18%
187k
17%
Greenfield Corp
18 5k
18
United
5
United
Improvement Co—13%
10
Industrial Corp
2
52%
2
15
157k
145k
157a
157k
157a
xl55k
-175 a
16%
17%
Feb
3
United
Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
185k
18 7k
18%
19
17k Jan
21
United
Park
City Mines Co (The)__l
174
17k
17 k
49%
49 5k
485 k Jan
13
53 5k Jan
16 5k Jan
2
185k Feb
14% Jan
28
17% Jan
10% Jan
2
18 5k Nov
21
16% Jan
7
if Jan
3
2% Oct
21
15k Jan
2
Jan
2
t
19
-
45% Jan
2
497k Feb
335k Jan
5
34
Jan
14
6
433k Jan
2
2
United
674
2
82
Jan
16
26% Jan
2
375k Oct
6
32 5k Jan
8
35
Jan
26
U S
2
575k Dec
11
48% Feb
5
575k Jan
23
102
Dec 17
1715k May 22
95% Jan
8
1095k Jan 30
U S Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co
1595k Feb
4
162
Jan
6
20
45474
774
&
34
34%
355k
20%
20
205k
19%
20 5 k
20
19%
19%
427k
435k
43 54
437k
43
437k
42%
23,200
42%
43 %
425k
395k
39%
38%
397k
39
395k
39
26,900
40
39 Ms
397k
53
527 a
527k
53
53
53%
5354
52%
*52
1%
17k
17k
1%
1%
1%
495k
48 54
497k
485k
48%
48 3 k
-48y3
12,900
345k
335k
335k
38%
397k
387k
395k
common
335k
555k.
4
100
1085k
"159
1125 k
161
.
18%
*337k
39
19
'187k
19
,
34
100
33%
337k"
387k
397k
38%
38%
9,600
84
83%
845k
33%
200
3,600
50 V*
12,000
84
84
84
33 3 k
3354
33 5k
33%
337k
53
545k
52
53%
48%
517k
1075k
*33%
19
34 5k
84
*159
18%
397 k
33 5k
34
54%
-
82 5k
'835k
*8254
1
No par
700
8,200
17k
34
100
:
xl9%
77,300
28,000
6,200
25
preferred
:
Foreign Securities
pi eferred
'
49 %
Chemical Corp cora__l
21% Jan
845k Feb
34
20
25
common
preferred
U S Borax &
5,900
18,700
5
10
Mach
35
3,900
5
No par
Co
Corp
Shoe
345k
13,300
317k
485k
United
Electric Coal Cos
1,700
7,600
2,000
99
3
12
24.
Carton
Co
10,800
3454
25%
No par
America
9
34 5k
24%
23%
1
87k
8%
X3454
100
pfd
9
9
25
16
31
page
8%
20
35
8%
29
16% Dec 31
see
9
*60
34%
35
355k Feb
17% Dec
For footnotes
37%
'2v>-/4 Jan
50
38 5k Feb
37%
2
34% Jan
Jan
45%
37%,
100
pfd
conv
conv
Fastener
Corp
47
36%
12
Jan
4
16
&
46%
5
Corp
Biscuit
47
No par
1955)
of
47 5k Feb
38% Feb
Jan
(ser of
265k Jan
<
275% Jan
90
(ser
474
36
42
82
47
10
Inc..
*84
43
37 54
x46 54
8%
8%
34%
Co.
Lines
$4.50 preferred
Jan
375k May 20
48% Jan
8
.10
No par
Co
Aircraft Corp common
United
Jan
44
4
Air
common
preferred
non-cum
United
30
19-
2
29
36%
Union
40% Jan
32% Oct 29
48%
35%
Union
16% Oct
47% Dec 22
4854
10
9
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
13
25
6
11% Jan
<11% May 10
5% Jan
2
474
California
RR Co
of
Jan
34% Jan
Dee
Oil
series
$4
37% Jan
28% Jan
325k Sep 15
7
79% Oct
48
8
95
42%
124%
33%
345k
'75
255k Feb
24% Feb
37
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
10
14
124
*75
474
98
27 % Dec
May 21
Sep 23
33%
3454
42%
425k
75
3754 Jan
Aug
91
65% Jan
33%
105 k
126
82
Union
153
xl24%
9654
Union Pacific
8
Apr
26% Jan
!
42 5k
42%
126
75
6
Deo
42
10
common.
1054
10%
105k
124%
*75
2
78
6%
No par
*95
48% Feb
33% Apr
105 k
26,400
No par
37% Feb
32
2,000
7,600
11%
No par
44% Jan
6% Jan
117k
22%
107k
No par
39% Jan
Jan
115k
227k
10%
$4.50 series
16
Jan
11%,
23%
1054
$3.70 series
24
19
U5k
22%
10%
Preferred $3.50 series
36% Dec
45
11%,
23%
5
Corp—.2.
54% Jun
36
11%,
23
Asbestos & Rubber Co
2
27
11 5k
23%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
13
Oct
11%
2354
Union
Union Carbide
40% Jan
91
11%
23%
"
10
27% Nov 26
115 k
235k
Union
>:
-
24% Jan
18 %
1
No par
(The)
Corp..
1085k
106
1085k
161
1595k
1595k
105%
*159
335k
48%
1075k
102
105
161
1595k
1595k
10,600
50
/
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
(724)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
12% Jan 29
9% Jan 23
2
16% Sep
3
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
2
26
5
Jan
7
41% Sep
ay# Jan
a
11% Oct 29
10% Jan
7
Jan
12
41% Feb
4
43% Jan 26
23% Jan
1
3
30% Jan
2
34% Jan 23
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
26
Jan
7
29
Jan
21
25
39
47% Feb
32 To NOV
6
87i Dec
39
9% Jun
17
18% Jan
a
28% Nov
Jan
3
95
66
36% Nov
a
21% Jan
41%
25% Jan
a
48% Jan
S
IS
61% Jan
143% Oct
19% Jan
80
Jail
27
G
113
Feb
5
7
Jan
5
146
154
Apr 14
9
Oct 14
51
Jan
24% Jan
14
35% Jan
6
24
14% Jan
33
Sep 25
10
Jan -1
15% Dec
5
Jan
28
5% July
68% Jan
a
7% Oct 24
Feb
5
t
90% Dec 10
85% Jan
95% Feb
G
6% Jan
a
9% Oct 30
8% Jan
9% Feb
4
Nov
13
17% Jan
17% Jan
10% Nov
6
Nov
6
17
July 21
13
4% Jan
a
74% Jan
aa
G
12% Jan 14
8% Jan
77% Jan 14
77% Jan
14
39% Dec 29
35% Jan
6
41% Feb
4
78
1
19% May
12
Jan
7
32% Feb
14
57
Dec
10
49% Jan
Jan
3
157
Nov
12
153% Jan
2
142
27% Jail 28
28% Nov 28
18% May 12
8%
preferred-
84
Jan
16
4%%
48% Jan
7
Upjohn
9
36% Jan
2
Utah Power *z Light
2
40%.Oct
14
35% Jan
5 7a Jan
2
11% Aug 27
9% Jan
137a Jan
2
24% Aug 27
227a Jan
217a Jan
2
35
42
4574 Jan
317a Jan
34
Jan
27
29
10% Jan
11% Jan
5
17
Dec
11
84
88% Jan 20
.97
Jan
—
3074 Dec'/ 3
2
Feb
29
6
3
85
May
8
8074 Feb
6
Jan
3
22
Oct
2
1974 Jan
17
Oct
14
82% Jan
2
2674 Jan
6
36% Feb
4
13
101
101
407k Dec 17
Aug 29
Dec
82
24
1
8
83
87
857k Dec
17
83 74 Dec
80:
May 13
95
85
7
42 74 Nov
137a Dec
84
Jan
16
9
12
Jan
8
197b Jan
9
5%
92
Feb
4
10174 Feb
6
5%%
67<%
74
Jan
3
89
Nov
13
8774 Jan
84
Jan
13
97
Dec
30
9674 Jan
2
15
7674 Feb
2
Wabash
46% Feb
2
507s Jan
5
1574 Nov
14
1
147a Jan
2
Dec
47 34 Jan
12
50
Jan
21
2
37
Feb
3
51
25% Jan
1$
36
.
1674 Feb
5
Walgreen
7
6
Walker
4
127a Feb
6
15 7o Jan
5
Walworth
13% Jan
28
15% Jan
2
95
Apr 25
877a Jan
16
90
Jan
6
6%
H7o Deo
4
267a Dec 16
9 74 Jan
12
10% Jan
2
Ward
Jan
13
8
Apr
8
16% Jan 30
24% Jan
49y4 July 28
Welbllt
21
47% Jan
5
49
12
50% Dec 22
65
15% Jan 13
25% Jan
2
51
24% Oct 13
35% Dec 22
West
38
Jan
19
West
100
Feb
6
West
Penn
897a Feb
2
2
16
9
85
Jan
8
19
Jim
187
Jan
pfd
50% Jan
997a Jan
12
7
32
Jan
22
24% Dec
17
23% Jan
8
25% Jan
22
Western Auto
Feb
10
82% Jan
86% Jan
28
69% Jan
2
75% Jan
23
Jan
2
34% Dec
29% Jan
8
35% Feb
2
33% Dec 29
327b Jan
2
357a Jan
747a Dec 31
70% Jan 28
76 74 Jan
19
927a Apr 21
847a Jan
8
8874 Jan
29
7
11074 Feb
3
11074 Feb
3
7
6
54% Dec 31
53% Jan
2
60
Jan
10
927a Jan
2
98
Jan
20
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
—No par
16% Feb 21
31% Dec 30
29% Jan
28
3274 Jan
21
Whirlpool
68
Dec 22
68
Jan
30
707a Jan
28
497a Oct 21
44
Jan
14
49
26
convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
40% Jan
G9
677a Jan
91% Jan
100
110
.
.
8
Dec
11
33y4 Apr
837a Jan
125
56
26
Jan
9G
Jan 21
,
7
29
Jan
32% Jun
5
99
Jan
12
100
Jan
7
9
7
Jan
7
11
Jan
27
38
13
Nov
24% Jan
15% Jan 30
337a Dec
71
85% July 10
207b Dec 30
Jan
2
127a July 31
Jan
6
7
White
Jan
23
27
22
Wilcox
Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
preferred
Nc par
6
36
Jan
21
14
85
Jan
22
Jan
5
27
Jan
20
Wilson-Jones
6% Jan
20
Windsor
2
774 Jan
4974 Nov 18
40% Feb
3
4574 Jail
2
2
3774 Dec 22
37
Jan
2
407a Jan
23
1207a Dec
9
Mar 25
121
Jan
22
20% Jan
7
25% Dec 29
25
7s Jan
2
2
2
14
3074 Jan
14
36% Jan
53% Dec 31
53 7a Jan
2
5974, Jan
45% Feb
27
74
Dec
31
70 % Jan
8
77% Jan
8074 Jan
97
Jun
5
Jan
2
94% Feb
2
78% Jan
2
2
83 7a Jan
8
91
4% Jan
2
90% Nov 13
117a Oct 22
9% Jan
2374 Apr 16
25% Feb 25
68% Jan
16
Apr
a
9
89
5
Co
Jan
8
3274 Oct
Oil
20
2
2174 Jan
Sewing
Jan
Jan
135
1
common
preferred
100
Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
White
82
87» Nov 17
Co
20
493/4 Jan
28
44
31% Jan
4
Motor
80
5y4%
2674 Jan
_
.-
5
common
*
32 7s Jan
1
77% Jan 21
7
36
42% Jan
1
10
48% Nov 20
Corp
474%
23
2
2.50
4,
3.80%
Dec
257a July
2374 Nov
Jan
Nov
Telegraph
Westinghouse
Sep
8% Oct
4% Jan
30
Jan
125
Jan
14
277a Jan
9
35
Jan
$4.25
10
Co
10c
Inc
Industries
1
Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores
92
100%
100%
100%
*100%
101
76%
*7574
367b
13
137a
*89%
»97a
357u
997a
897a
897a
*86
897a
887a
*887a
*86
44
*977a
897a
887a
887a
4574
997a
87
67a
417a
40
*122
7
4274
4074
126
Wrlgley (Win) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
897a
107a
8974
117s
Co
(F W) Co
Jan
26
13
1178 Jan
29
3274 Jan
2
Yale & Towne
34
Jan
2
No par
5
Young 8pring & Wire Corp
337k Nov 17
307k Jan
30
3674 Aug 26
1197a Oct 13
3174 Feb
4
11474 Jan
7
1 3074 Feb
2
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
2274 Dec 30
217s Feb
6
237k Jan
5
Youngstown Steel Door
5
Zenith Radio Corp
Mfg Co
10
|
No par
No par
33 74
30%
307k
227k
327k
1287a, 13074
22 74
2234
98
43%
997a
29%
'
44%
*977a
307*
2574
*97
80
*85%
25%
99%
80%
87
72
*97
79
*857a
7674
300
4874
48%
3,100
16
16
4874
48
48
3674
36
37
35%
32%
76
887a
11074 11074
6874 597k
96 74 9674
317«
317k
*66
70
*4574 4674
'
I
737a
46
47
337k
*82
2374-
33%
84
247a
67a
407k
7
41%
407k
40
*1227a 126
26 %
3374
547k
76 %
9 474
9074
10%
27
3374
557k
77
9 4 74
9074
10%
307k
3174
32
32
1287* 12974
2274
227k
'''887a
*87
4374
44%
*977a
997a
29%
25
30
257s
997a
*97
79
80
87
'85%
347a
32% 32%
x74% 75%
"85
8G%
*11074 113
587a 587k
*997a 100
10
1074
*28
297b
41
4274
*100
73
72
34
73
34%
327a
757b
*86
7374
29%
25
9574
31
*66
9574
317k
70
457a
457a
72
73
100
100
9% 10
*28
29 7k
*4072 437a
467k
32%
*82
237a
487a
33 74
e5
2474
7
7
41
417k
3974 40
1227k 1227a
27
27
•
71%
34%
32%
7374
857a
*1107a
58
96 7a
31
*68
45
717a
99%
974
*28
43
4774
327b
*82
*2374
7
41 %
3974
1227a
27
33
33
33
5474
7674
5574
77
9 4 74
5434
* 94
7674
* 94
9074
1074
9074
107a
8974
107a
307k
317k
32
3074
3174
3 1 74
12774 12874
227k 22 74
380
*7574
53
20%
357a
52%
21%
35%
99
54%
7 6 74
9374
Iron
Woolworth
49
51%
20%
10
Woodward
15
.
370
.
1674
*50%
457b
7
92
92
4874
29,,
91/2
5174
46%
5174
20%
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 474%
series—100
19
*487a
49
>
287#
93
36%
27
3374
54%
7 7 74
94 74
22
7
33%
14%
90
10%
2.80C
18%
.18%
7674
12,b
13-,4
90
9%
13
3,300
15,500
101%
lb
48
36%
367b
35%
98
2674
Service
36%
13%
14
90
1
17%
1007a
48%
497*
a
12
17 7b
1007a
*75%
75%
48
16
5174
20%
Corp— 10
10
Public
46%
*15v4
4874
47
157b
4974
3672
98
7374
76
100
100
10
10%
*28
297k
*4274
43
45
4574
337k
337k
82
82
*2474
257a
100
preferred
Wisconsin
75%
77
8.600
12
-
92
92
20
~40
41
.
13%
18%
1007a
-
51
21%
72%
347a
35%
32%
33
74%
757k
*86
887a
*110
115
587a
59%
95%
967k
30%
31%
*66
70
*46
4674
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
19
40%
776
85
17%
1774
17%
72
No par
RR
Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric cornmon.l27a
15
12 '4
91%
*857a
Nov 13
Aug
41%
*12
19
80
717a Nov 20
17% Jan
2
55% Jun 24
-4174
12
'
177#
com__No par
2nd preferred
100
Ry
86
83
41%
12
91%
47
157a
4974
85
:
40%
'
18%
*97
Union
88
177a
100
2
Western
*85
18%
2574
997a
807a
2
16
88
>
917b
25
preferred—
noncum
88%
1774
5
Supply Co com
Jan
15
4%
887a
*87 7a
917a
31
Western Pacific
*37 7a
85
12
30%
42% Jan
63
85
18%
44%
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc
1
Maryland
*83%
88
40%.
12
17%
*977a
7
Western
88
39%
12%
51
21
35%
57%
89%
*86
30
83% Jan 21
"*85
39%
*337a
*48%
'
1
4
5
100
100
100
Jan
78-% Jan
••
85
*87%
-
10,500
377a
36%
103% 104%
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36%
104
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4.10% preferred scries C
5
89
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33%
43
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11,900
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34
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29%
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24
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3,300
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11
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5
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21% Jan 21
2
94
17
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7
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86
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50
19% Jan,
4
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0
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87
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86%
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86%
37%
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10%
26%
6%
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107a
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28
34% Jan
4.80%
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7% Jan
14
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'
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:
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33%
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44 7« Jan
337a
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6
1
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5
12
2774 Feb
9
1,800
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1
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3
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10
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23
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•
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9
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100
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1
30
11%
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100
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11
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2
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38% May 16
I
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11
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2
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6
12
20
37% Jan 22
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4
2
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11
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33%
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97% Dec 30
3
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11
Card Co
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7
31% Apr
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108
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2
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3
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88
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«
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20
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U S Industries Inc common—.—1
8
36
11
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Feb. 5
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34
D
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 8
Feb. 2
Par
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
J
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
6* Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
1,800
3,300
13
1274
13
26,100
147k
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14
5.200
90
90
90
9%
9%
29
29 74
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37
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:
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16
178
Jan
prices, no Bales
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27
on
204
this day.
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Jan
tin receivership or petition has been
1
183
188
181
18374
filed for the company's reorganization,
181
a
184 74
13274 18474
Deferred delivery, r Cash sale,
180
wd WFen distributed-
Number 5819
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(725)
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
&
friday
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
headed
weekly
-
"Interest
Period"
indicate
Figures alter decimal point represent
Year L958
Range Since
Highest
302.14 Nov
5
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Lowest
102.14 Nov
97.12 Aug 15
each
or
the
case
32nds
more
of
month
when
Highest
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Low
4s
High
mature.
Low
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 3
r
bonds
Thursday
Feb. 4
,
Low
High
Friday
Feb. 5
High
Low
Sales for
Feb. 6
Higli
Low
the Week
Bonds(S)
High
Oct
4s
*100.28
___Feb
1 1980
*98.24
98.28
*98.20
98.24
'98.20
98.24
*98.22
Nov 15 1974
—
1 1969
98.26
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98.28
99.2
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99.2
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99
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99
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98.30
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91.16
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91.16
3%s
3'As
Feb
101.4
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101.4
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101.2
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*
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101.8
-Jun
15 1990
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91.22
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91.16
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91.16
15 1978-1983
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90.4
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89.30
*89.22
89.30
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90.2
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89.22
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89.16
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89.16
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Feb
—
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89.16
*89.8
*95.22
95.26
89.16
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95.26
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95.26
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95.28
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94.4
96
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15 1964
__Aug 15 1966
94.4
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*92.28
94
Feb
15 1995
*85.22
85.30
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85.28
*86.20
Treasury 23,4s
Treasury 2%s
85.28
Sep
15 1961
*97.2
97.6
*97.2
97.6
*97.4
97.8
Dec
15 1960-1965
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2 'As
101.4
May 15 1985
3 Vis
Treasury 3 %s
Treasury 3s
97.12 Aug 15
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 2
EXCHANGE
5
.
Monday
the
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
in
one
Exchange
yearly
-
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*99^28
100.4
Feb
*Juu
15 1965
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92.28
Nov
15 1961
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96.10
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03.28
15 1964-1969
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87.16
88.6
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87.14
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87.12
87.10
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94.6
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94.2
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15 1964-1969
96.10
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92.24
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.
90.6
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15 19G3-19G8
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100.4
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92.26
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15 1962-1967
-Aug 15 1963
;
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Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
100.4
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97.6
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93.30
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87.12
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29
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29
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20
85.4
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20
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87.16
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86.20
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Mar 15 1966-1971
86.18
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86.20
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86.26
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86.2
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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2'As
2'As
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86
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86.18
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88.6
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15 1967-1972
85.12
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*85.18
85.26
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85.24
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Jun
85.22
15 1959-1962
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94.24
2 %8
Treasury 2 VaS
Jan
94
87.12
86.22
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94.24
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*94.20
15 1959-1962
94.24
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94.4
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94.4
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Nov
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97.24
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97.24
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International
Mar 15 1965-1970
Sep
15 1967-1972
24
105.16 Feb
16
101.24 Feb
4
24
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6
103.8
Apr 23
103.8
&
Juiy~22
38.16
7
96
Jan
Jun"~2
99.8
7
3
July
9
92.16 Feb
95
14
Jun
92.16 Feb
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100.8
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100.8
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100.8
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100.16
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93
92%
89-
88-
240
112.
118%
:
Cori>—
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conv
89%
*63
April-Oet
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mtge 3,%s scries D 1980
Atlantic lie fining. ,2 lbs >, debentures' 1906
,3%s debentures^ 1979-xx-_J
1
Manufacturing
183% 199%,
99%
93
88
19G4——June-Dec
1980
1972——
C
ser
93%
108 3 a
99%
100%.
r,„
100%
993a
107
93%
—Feb-Aug
mortgage 4s ser A
mtge
831478
,
—
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80 Tb
.76.%
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Atlantic Coast
;
100%
96%
13%,
14
12.1
75 7 a
April-Oet
1995—
4s
4%s conv
13
77%
82 lb
'
May-Wow
Mar-Sep/
—Fteb-Aw?/
June-Dec
debentures 1977—,———I
Avco
1
74%
stamped 4s July 1 1995,,——,.
May-Nov
Atlanta & Cbarl' Air Line By 3%s 1963—May-Wow
*—<'
131,;
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75%
1402V 153 A;;
187%;
29
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General
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77Tb
172
56
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1—Feb-Aug
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99 la
42
92:%
June-Dec
1987--.—
104'
6714
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31
115'A
82%.
&
debentures
4%s
Atchison
—
(Republic of)
ANat
33
99'/2 100
114
100%
Co
Armour fc
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
APeru
105% 100
82%
debentures
Machine
Ann Arbor
90
*67
Mai'Sept.
94
10
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
91
'
Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept.
Associates Investment S.%3
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95
94
90%
ZZ
99%
114
—April-Oct
5%s
100%
f
*179
?.
100%
94"
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1970—May-Nov
Anheuser-BuschTnc 3%s debs 1977
*'..
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—
95
10%
198%
100%
wr)4
*90%
3%s debs
Anglo-X'ilintaro JNitrate Corp
'
June-Dec
:
7s
Co
3'As debentures
External sinking fund old 4'As 19G5
4'As s f extl loan new 1965
6 lis s f extl loan 1973
14
10
1981b
—
~
debentures: 1969—,i————April-Oct
3s
(Kingdom of)—
Norway
88%
14
13
1001 a 100%
100%
Feb-Awu
2%s. debentiu'es 1975,—
Aprh-Oct
2lbs debentures
1986X-—
-7
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1982:,—
,
—April-Oct
2'?bs debentures 1987_rli—_J
June-Dec
3:5b« debentures' 1973.1X—2_—xx—June-Dec
2%s debentures 1971————
Feb-Aug
3 lis debentures 1984———
—Mar-Sepl
3 lbs
debentures*' 1990——————Uah-July
4%s debentures 1985,—,
April-Oct
5s debentures 11983——
May-Wow
4 lis conv debs 1973
Mar-Sep
American Tobacco" Co debentnres 3s 1962-Aprjf-Oct
20 lb
*19 3 V
of) 6%s
(State)—
(City
Gcraes
"J0:%
American-Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%fr, debentures" 1980—,
Jan-July
SASmall
AOs
3%s
4%« subord conv debs 1981,
5s conv subord debs 19772—
(assented to 1922
1933
85%
,
,,
*17%
(1942 agree't.) 1903_Jan-July
junior
American
;
—
new
Can
Jan-July
SASmall
14
-
*188
3%s s f debs 1904—May-Nov
1988
April-Oct
Bosch C'orp
American
13 3 4
American & Foreign
—
'
8814
>87
14
Apr-Get
1980,—/——
Airlines 3s debentures 1900
American
agreo't) 1908-Jan-JttZzt
(1942
84
•
87
*_„'
Jaw-July
s-1 debentures
4 lbs
June -Dec
assented
1910
of
IA 4s
(assented to 1922
1904
1954
new
94%
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
AND
1982
debentures
of Canada Ltd
Co
Aluminum
z:
,,
95
*85%
1907——iiay-Nov
3%s
debentures 1983^—
3lbs s 1'
18%
*16
-
A.Siuall
11
95
*88%
*92%
Power Co
4%s sinking fund
<19
(1942 agree*I) 1903,Jan-July
101'2
"
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1902___l
May-Wow
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Oc/
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998——April-Ocl
Allied Chemical & Dye 3lbs debs 1978
April-Oof
Aluminum Co of America 3%s- •1964_x
Feb-Aug
3s s I defientures 1979—
June-Dec
24
1900
assented
new
102
100
1st mortgage
(Republic of)—
Mexico
202
101
1st mtg.e 3lbs 1972
Jan-July
3%n 1984,
——
Mar-Sept
Albany' & Susquehanna -.BR; .4 lbs 1975—/.April-Oct
Aldens flic 4lbs conv subord debs 1970—Max-Sept
107
190
r\
100% 100%
Southern
Great
Alabama
214
104%
—
assented
ANew
*202
202
100%
:
191
202
2
202
June-Dec
.
RAILROAD
142 %
Alabama
(Imperial Govt)— 7
AG%s extl loan of '24 1954
Fcb-Aug
6 lbs due 1954 extended to 1901
Fcb-Aug
A5%s extl loan of '30 1905
Map-Nov
5 %s due 1305 extended to 1975
May-Nov
fAJugoslavia (State) Mtgo Bank) 7s 1937_/ipn'Z-Oct
AMedcllin (Colombia) 0%s 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1970
Jan-July
High
19J
99%
.
1901 extended, to 1971,
Cs due
'
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
fAItaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951,
Low
100
;
«>■
*101%
April-Oct
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1900
April-Oct
Italian (Republic) cxt s i 3s 1977
..'««~July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
137
Jan. i
No.
*179
Apni-Oc'
-
94%
.
——May-Wow
l''cb-Ana
.April-Oct
part paid 1904
AOs part paid
1068
lAHamburg (State of, Os 1940
Couv & funding 4%s
1900
A 7s
Range Since
Sold
High
•,
-
Greek Government
Bonds
Friday's
•-•8 A lis sterling loan
International loan ot 1930—
;
or
Bid St Asked
—April-Old
of '12 V.hi'J—
.
~—Mur-Sepl
gA With March
1. 19a2 coupon, on,—
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8 its 1st niigc s seritxs *J95.3:uv.,----*---.-J«'Je-Dec
6s 1953 extended io 1968V—- , —:—Jw
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'
3%K-4s*-4 %K, (dolhir bend of 1937 ;* •.
:.
External:.n;adjusiincut 1979
—Slay-Nov,
Kx ten ui 1. eon versio:» 1979
—
May-Nov;
3%.v4%s-4 ;Ih,external conversion 1978..June-Dec
4s-1 %s.-4 %s externa k'readjustment 1978 Jteb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984.lan-Jitiy
Vatic Del Oauca See Cauca Valley (Dept olt
|AWarsaw (Cit.v) external 7s 1958
Fcb-Aug
§A4 %s assented
2958,-,—
—Fcb-Aug
A Yokohama (City of) 6s of '2« 1901
June-Dec
95
98 lb
Sale Price
Low
High
1041b
95
,
1903 .Jaw-July
1972—
bonds
dollar
4s
Low
No.
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Slock
Jan. 1
Sold
High
lute, ol
BO N JR.8*
Range Since
1924
dollar bonds 1909—
3s dollar bonds 1972
5%s
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
German
ENDED FEBRUARY «
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
FOR WEEK
1979
wi
.—Feb-Aug
x_.
1,75.8
113 %
123"
'
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13
13
13%
15
14%
15
12%
12%
12
14%
15
3
12%
13%
(Federation of)
reduced
IA 8s
to
do
0:!is
2%)
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external
lb:
—
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—
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96
--
95'
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of
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reduced
to
2.5%
9
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50
55
95%
96%
58
—
:
—
39%
'
1910.
April-Oct
(interest
A
1999,
58
69
69
"
39%
7
38%
39%
80%
*63
fund- gold 1900
J««e-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2%) 2012
JHne-Dec
A7s external loan of 1920 due 19G6May-Wow
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
80
52
1
80
51
Sao Paulo
(State
52%
1
52%
52%
*52
reduced
|A7s
to
external
1999
to Plan A
2.5%)
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reduced
external
to
*55
dollar
00 TV
i—'
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60%
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60%
—
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60%
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Jan-July
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1968
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012
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A7s
secured
series
B
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external
-
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--
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97
*r—
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14
14
1962—~ZMaw-Nov
3
14
14
14
14
2
14
14%
June-Dec
1968
1 1968—
ABlbs (40-ycar) s f 1971
Bibs due 1971 extended to 1981
see
page 29.
93%
97
42
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127
87
89%
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101
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&
94%
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11
13
94
95
95%
98%
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95
25
94 lb
95
65
-
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^_jan-July
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*
series IA 1995—*
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lbs series A"Jan 1 2020-—May
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mortgage .4s
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*-
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-
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June-Dec
Bush Terminal Buildings- 5s gtd 1960
ApnZ-Oct
A 5s general mtge income' 1982—
Jaw-J uly
California- Electric Power first 3s 19-76
June-Dec
California Oregon Power 3 lbs 1974
May-Wow
Canada .Southern .'consol gtd 5s A'1902—ApnZ-Oct
Canadian Pacific Ry—
" -*
'
4% consol debentures (perpetual)
-Jan-July
Capital Airlines inc 4%s conv 1976,——,_Jan-JuZ//
conv
8734
167-
.
series RR I9G0__——Jan-July A July 1970-May-Wow
Bristol-Myers Co Ss debeliturcs T968—-x-Apn'Z-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2Tbs 1976—Jan-July
t'lst mortgage 3s 19801—-1—
Jaw-July
1st rntge:4%s 1983.—
May-Nov
1
•
110% 114%
"
A Inc mortgage"4 %s series
Co—.
-
167%
First .mortgage14s
34AsJ debs -1971
-
113%
--—Mar-Sept
(The) \Co/2%s debs 1981:
>
87
86
/3'As convfdebeAures "1980,i_i.—,1Boeing Aii'piane-Co->' '
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;
4'As conv subord! debs 1980A
1——Jan-July *
36
18
*
85.
v/2
82
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87
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-.Jan-July
May-Nov
96%
103
88-
82';
series fv 1970—Jan-Jwtp
Consul mortgage :2%s series J 1976—
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94 TV
101
l
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■
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96%*
-
94
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87."
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97
tt:
:
95%
-June-Dec
IIII_june-Dec
101
•
105-
*96
;
:
Jaw-July
Jaw-July
Feb-Aug
Apr-Oct
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s" deljs 1977
May-Wor
Celanesa Corp'3s debentures 19G5--—I
April-Oe/
3lbs debentures ,1976—l—i——April-Oet
11%
*11%
"
y 97
'103
1905_.——Mar-Sept
Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
June-Dee
*193
—June-Dec
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
For footnotes
a
Carolina Clinchfield
1962
(Prov of) external 7s 1958-;
A4lbs assented 1958
South Africa (Union of) 4'As 1065
extl loan Jan
121
April-Oct
ASilesia
Bibs external loan Dec
—
121
Shlnyetsu Eler'.rie Power Co Ltd
5 lbs
--
(Kingdom)
f A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
0%s due 1952 extended to
s
Brunswiclt-Balke-Collender
(interest
1962
secured external
.
Consol .mortgaged%s
4lis
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
195G
.Stamped
Serbs Croats <v-,
clbs
Brown Shoe.Co
97
--
-
2004
loan
80 %
74r'i;
•
I95f>..:__..——April-Oct
f debentures I95 t.,'—.June-Dee
f - debentures I95fl.::'ii_,_.
1Feb-Aug
%s deb series B 1978,1
Betlilelienjf. Steel Corp-—
-V
i
Jan-July
Jaw-July
(interest
1999
loan
2.25% )
76%' 78
76lb - 7«%
79
}
s
First mortgage !5s series AC-1967.Mar-Sept
First mortgage-43As series JJ 1901-—-Apru-Oct.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
.
18
.
Powei,:J6i.1Llght Co Inc
Debt adjustment-,'•>
'
4%s deb series A 1978—— I
May-Nov
(interest
May-Wow
-
mtge
Boston & JMalne RR—-
of)—
(interest reduced to 2.5%)
IA8s external 1950
..
Co-^- >
—
•
2012
pursuant
ir.Mectric
2010:.,:
88
30
Berlin
Borden
;;
8a-1930 stamped pursuant to Plan A
Stamped
A
'
20
! A Berlin City Electric (Is
.
,
2%)
74%
series
series ZA9WW-—
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A 3%s 199«,„
wb
June-Dec
f 4s 1993—.—^-Mar-Sept
Beneficial. Findnc.ciSs debs *1977
.May-Wow
BcneliciaLHidustrial Loan 2-%s" dobs l9fil,Ma?/-Nov
52
—•
52%
Stamped
reduced to 2.375%;) 2001
—May-Wow
Aeibs extl secured sinking fund 1957, -May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
to
7934
vertible; income Feb 1 2010
-
-
1st ref mtge s
—
(interest
(City) 8s 1952
pursuant to Plan A
reduced
May
Jaw-July
A;1970——Feb-A//f/
4
67
52
/•
,
eon
1st ref
__
*80
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
June-Dec
7« 19G7 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest
reduced
to
2.25%)
2004—June-Dec
» A Rome (City of) 6%S 1952
April-Oct
Paulo
78
Balthuoro Gas
■
*69
internal sinking
•ASao
%s
70 %
77%
88%
76%
78%
89
78%
88%
mtgc.3.lbs ser
mtge 4s ser B
4%s conv. xl0bs
A
-
.
4
60
SAO lbs
39 la
April-Oct
A6s
57
*80%
(State of)—
loan
cons
ltiSO—x——Mar-Sept
nil:ge;.4.%s ser C;1995—_—April-Oct.
cons
1st
1
*55
dc Janeiro
Rio Grande
1st
Ohio RR
1st fc.rdt M 3ft
1973
May-Nov
(City of) 8s 194)5
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interestreduced to 2.375%) 2001
April-Oct
lAExternal secured
Gibs
1953
;
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-Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest *
k
St
1st cons
Rhodesia and Nyasaland—
IA Rio
Baltimore
.
88%
90
1
84%
84%
32
76%
75
83
83
J
83
70%
70%
6
69Tb
.
83
72%
-
■
Number 5819
Volume 189
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK- EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 6
BONDS
Central RR Co.
Central
New
of N J
York
Friday
Interest
New l'urk Stock Exchange
3'%s
Power
1987
3s
Central Pacific Ry Co—?
First: and refund 3'%s
Period
—Jail-July
1974_^l
-April-Oct
Low
47'/;
Ohio .Ry gen 4 '%s i992j.—:Mar-Sept
impt M*:3'%s.series D 1996—May-Now
impt M 3'%s series E 1996—Feb-Awy
Refund and impt M 3%s series Ii J973— June-Dec
&
Refund
and
Refund
and
R &
A
div
Second
first consol gold. 4s
consolidated
gold
ref 1111 ge 3s
AGeneraJ
First
A5s
mortgage/im;
mortgage 3%
Income
debs
series B
s
116%
118% 118".,
85
85 Vn
/854
"
r
AGenerat incml.ge,44as; Jan
20315..—
I
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville
—
83'%
99%
71'%
-
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%
■
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80
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.
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26
June-Dec
i
&
Co 2%s debentures
debentures 1977
Delaware
&
debs
1905
4s
A 1st
mortgage 4s ine series
2nd
4 '%s
mortgage
inc;
Jan
1983
A
Jan
extended
April
60
60
77s«
First
Pacific BRrr
&
.4'%s
increased series B Jair 1 2044__
conv
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Jan
A
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1 :20r)5_„__1
80
60
-
Mar-Sept
Chicago lk North Western Ry— i.
r
Second mortgage conveneA'/as Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989/—il
Jan-July
Chicago Rock.Island •& Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser A ; 1980——
'—.Jan-July
81
81'
72
7144
70%
April
7044
1st
mtge & coll tr 5s
1st mtge & coll tr 444s
97
Delaware
•
1st
Power
/
4'%s
1st
income
mt-ge
debs
544s
2
78
8
7944
73
7244
118
67%
156
64'/a
Chicago
First
2%s-444s
Union
1994
&
F
1 !)f»3
series
G
19G3—.
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1st coll trust mtge
i.
69
7244
4%s.ser
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•
mortgage
1st
2%S
1
mortgage 4'%s 1987—11-
Cincinnati
Union
3%s
4>%s
debentures
debs
6244
63'%
17
57%
634%
65'%
65'%
5
62%
66
5944
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3
57
61
85
85
93
93%
4
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90
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78%
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f debs.1977
s
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62
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109
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95
168
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206
92
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94
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87 '
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1977
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1979
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&
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103'
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debentures
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93
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1980
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92%
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1984
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s
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69
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N
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.
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.
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12
62%
62%
—May-Nov
:
ref
ref
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9944
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&
105
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70
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1973:
debentures
66
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1976
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1978
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1971
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1st & ref mtge 4%s 1986
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3s debentures 1982
51'%
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4 His
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1st mtge 3%s 1986
National Tea Co 3'%s conv 1980
3s
51%
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April-Oct
June-Dee
;
5
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
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Natl Cash Register 4'%s conv
debs 1981—June-Deo
Natl Cylinder Gas 5'/ns conv
debs 1977
Mar-Sepf
National Dairy Products 23/4s debs 1970
June-Dec
3s debentures 1970
74
56
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Morris & Essex first gtd
3'%s 2000
Mountain States Tel 8i Tel 2%s 1986
3 Vbs debentures 1978—
73
7
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5s income debentures Jan
l 2045
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Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991.
Monongahela Ry 3 Vis series B 1966—
Monon Railroad Cs inc debs Jan 1
2007
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1st
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8 Vis debentures 1970
National DisUHers & Chem
3s 1974
1975———
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47
69%
81%
.Jan-July
82%
3
87%
73%
60'%
First
96'%
86
87 Ha
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Reorganization issues—
1st mtge 4 'As series B Jan 1
1990
88
74
73
60'a
First &
102
April-Oct
1967
443
82%
95%
69 Va
74
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
—-
%
Jan-Julv
1978
ACum
1st mtge
81
Jan-July
Jan-Julv
40-year 4s series B 1962
lien
Boll Telephone 2%s 1984
first mortgage
Owens-Illinois
,
June-Dec
1962
96'%
—
98
Missouri-Kansas-Tcxas RR—
Prior
2%s
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A J900__April-Oct
-
106
104'%
67%
First &
186
—
*80
—I.April-Oct
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
A
mortgage 2%s
first
mortgage
—...
85
104'A
8
15
75
Power Co—
States
Edison
5'%s
85
85
106
Fcb-Ano
6s subord s f inc debs 1986
(ijuar) F M A N
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971
series
...
3%s 1982
3%s 1988.
1st
mortgage 4%s 1987
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5'%s
100'%
84'%
69'%
*72
f
1st
.
....
107
*90
Minneapolis-Moline Co—
Gs
69 %
*82%
May-Nop
f debentures 1973
f debentures 1974—w
s
s
1st
85
■
87
—
106
109
June-Deo
f debentures 1976
f debentures 1972——
lien
s
Oklahoma
83
90
99%
83'%
84'A
8
1st
131
82%
2
82%
mmr
First
101
11.8
35
•V-
10
92
Northwestern
—
83
126 %
84
80'%
84
88
98
Ohio
—
—
84f
80%
84
*81%
90
1974—Feb-Aug
1975—.—.—April-Ocf
mtge 3'/4s 1982
———June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984 ...
April-Ocf
First mortgage 4'/4S
1986—
...Mar-Sepf
First
mortgage 4s 1988
—Jan-July
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 4%s 1987—June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
June-Dec
76,
7lH«'i
57'%
3
*83
■
1st
70%
84%
76
-—
59'A
57
57'%
90
First
76 %
70%
''■*+*» ''
'
71%
76
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Prior
57'%
98
(Minnesota)
91
88%
59
57%
mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sepf
Ry first gold 4s 1996__April-Ocf
Northern
95
19
-
68%
55
12
59
.....
97%
65%
11
7
registered 1997
__Quar-Jan
lien 3s Jan l 2047
Quar-Feb
3s
registered
2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & improve 4J%s ser A 2017
Jan-July
Coll trust 4s 1984
-April-Ocf
90%
70V2
56
57%
4s
100
95'A
/
65
66
56%
55 Vb
*47%
105
General
132'A
90%
100
'
*82
84
._JFcb-A«0
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1991
s
*63%
56%
105
General
....
117
*87
Michigan Central RR 4Vis scries C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/as 1969—Mar-Sept
3%s sinking lund debentures 1967
Jan-July
s
•45
;
153
.May-Nop
debentures 1976——.......May-Nop
4%s s f debentures 1977.^
—__May-A'op
4H'bs s f debentures 1978
May-NoP
Northern Pacific Ry prior lieu 4s 1997—.Quar-Jan
74
100
113
100
97 Vi
71%
1
20
121% 128'A
*91'%
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%a 1974—May-No®
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'/Bs 1988
April-Ocf
3.10s
67
126
3%s
44
100
121%
May
Feb-Aug
4%s
41%
40
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
3His
65
123
Oxford
mtge Gs s f series 1977
McDennott (J Ray) & Co—
5s conv subord debs 1972
McKesson & Robbins 3'/as debs 1973
debs
65
A 1973.
-..Jan-July
mtge 2%s l975.„.Mar-Sept
gtd 4s 1993..April-Oof
debentures 1972
conv
3% 8
63'%
39%
*72
113
Mar-Sent
Gen
subord
75'A
88%.
Central general & ref 5s 1974 .Mar-Sept
General to refunding 4'%s ser A 1974..Mar-Sepf
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s i debs 1973.May-Non
55
42%
Map-Nov
1972
53%
63 V
125
—May-Non
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
f debentures 1980
conv
69%
69%
32
Northern
May Stores Realty Corp—
4 Vis
62Vi
283
95
Norfolk & Western
67
63
Feb-Aug
May
s
447
74%
mtge 4s ser A 2004
& cons
4%s
74
66%
58
Feb-Aug
1959
;
79
37'%
39%
(S3
May
1968—Mar-Sepf
& Co. 2%s debentures 1972—Map-Nov
RR
72%
99
71
1
Mar-Sepf
,
5>/0s 1978
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s
Martin Co S'/as 1968 "ex wts"
3^48
8
66%
G'/as subord debs
debs
..
66%
April-Oct
mtge 3'/bs 1984
72
94
75
/
Jan-July
Map-Nov
mortgage 4%s 1987
'
-mmm
74
April-Oct
First & refund
mtge 3%s ser F 2003
subord
70
19
.
Map-Nov
1582
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
First & refund
mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First & refund
mtge 3%s ser I 2003
St Louis div second
gold 3s 1980
Central
66%
67'%
'
...
(R H)
2
79
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976-June-Deo
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
Aprll-Ocf
3s debentures 1976
Mar-Sept
33As debentures 1978
April-Oct
Louisville & Nashville RR—
conv
96'%
1%
*75
contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1985
April-Ocf
Llbb.v McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76-June-Deo
5s
94%
13
2
67'%.
5s
Macy
24
95'%
95
*
F
Maine
95
*122
Feb-Aug
2022
—Jan-July
Jan-July
2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s scries E l978__Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s scries F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series II 1989—April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996..April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4'%s series J l991__Map-Nov
Ref mtg 4%s series K 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
.....—Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980...
....April-Ocf
General mortgage 3V4S 1983
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s 1983.
...Feb-Aug
92%
95
97
ASeiies
Mack Trucks Inc
92'%
75
4s contingent interest 2003
4'%s contingent interest 2003
1st
92'%
97
E
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
3.75s subord debentures
69%
73
94
Y
1st
95
*93
69
68%
consol
first
& Putnam
Y
90
€2V8
177
73%
AGeneral mortgage 4'%s series A
*74
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
.May
.
95 %
96
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
D
El
93
*45
May-No?
2003
interest
69%
71 Vb
-62 VB
90
65
Susquehanna & Western RR—
'Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
N
89%
*95
April-Oct
1970
89%
4 Vis series
mtge
Power & Light first
N Y
N
64
ASeries
&
92 Va
"(SI
ASeiies
Louisville Gas
81'%
*95
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007..Jan-July
&
'>"%% 1st
83'%
81%
June-Deo
Series B 4'%s fixed interest 2003
C
83'%
84
99'%
gold 3'/2s '97. June-Deo
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
1st mortgage 4'%s extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bcls—
Series
84
-82
.Mar-Sept
1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3&s A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1984.
Series A 4s
63%
'
t
£ General mtge conv inc 4%s ser A
Harlem River & Port Chester—
*92 Va
Jan-July
Jan-July
..Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct
<fc Hartford RR—
Haven
New
First
82%
*83%
Y
,
94
Lake Shore
"79
Kansas
118
115
High
71 Va
82Vb
94
64%
>
4%s conv miboid debs 1983
Interstate. Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s s f debentures series A 1977
Low
.
—
*90
3'%8
102%
100%
-Jan. t
No.
71%
*82
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1997
3Vbs
91%
90
100'A 101
Harvester
Range -Since
Sold
High
& Hudson River ItR—
Central
Y
General
Bond*
Friday's
71 Vb
Refunding & Impt 4 Vis series A 2013—Aprll-Ocf
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
Aprll-Ocf
Collateral
trust 6s
1980
April-Oct
77 Vi
78%
78 HB
or
Bid Si Asked
*81
Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jinn-July
New Jersey junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sepf
New Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%« 1977—May-Moo
New York Central RR Co—
Consolidated 4s scries A 1998
Feb-Aug
79%
86
—
Sale Price
New
—Mar-Sepl
-Jan-July
High
*87
—Mar-Sep*
Jan-Julf
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
mortgage 3^26 series J 1981
mtge 4Hes ser K 1987
International
*89'/a
Last
Period
Low
—
*79', a
Week's Bang*
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
77
28
..
''89 Va
May-Nov
Jan-July
Feb-Auo
Mar-Sept
—..Jan-July
1980
series a
mtge 3VAs
1974
1984
Low
*
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
78 '.2
'•84%
1979—May-lVoc
mortgage 33Ab series B 1979
May-Woe
Consol
ENDED FEBRUARY G;
Range Since
Bonds
No.
High
77 %
111 Cent RR oon6ol mtge 3%s ser A
FOR WEEK
Week's Banc#
or
Monday; February^, 1959
85%
83
80%
140
103
84
82
103%
6
90%
'92
62
99%
101%
Number 5819
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(729)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Niew l'ork Stock
Interest
Exchange
I'eriod
Week's Rang*
Last
or
Sale Prlee
4'/4s
conv
2%s
suborn
debentures
uebs
1964—Fcb-Aug
1987
tea-Aug
Ocutirti
series
o-f-as
mu4i#ass
Pittsh Coke &r Cnein
Potomac
3%s
Electric
Power
debs
conv
Co
*
.
3%s
1st
1972—
4%
debentures
Radio
Oats
Corp
of
America
1964
'
98
*
Mfg Co 3Vis
debs
1980
89
'■
series
B
series
C
47es
.
91'A
-
103?q
:
104
Gas
General
Aircraft
McBee
5'As
6t
gold 6s
Louis-San
1st
debs
debs
A 5s
St
87
series
4s
1st
bond
<fc
Paul
Union
93%
93
Jan-July
75
May
79
2022
'
—
75
76
78
79
V & New England
3%s
Line
Air
mtge
f
s
(Jos E)
debentures
50
75
73 3A
79
4s
1968_Ja«e-Dec
78
228
70
4%s
5s
subord
—
'l
89
7
89
90
83
1
-
83
—«
*82
1989—May-Woo
■
■
,
Mar-Sept
111
Jan-July
1977—
*90
—
'
105'A
112%
Service
Pipe
Shamrock
5 Vis
Shell
Oil
conv
Union
Sinclair
Line
102'A
Oil
Skelly Oil
&
subord
Oil
6
81
81'A
2'/4S
conv
debentures
imff'
—
—
■
'■
—
—
debentures
debs
Oil
&r North
2%s
RR
debentures
Southern
100%
102
99'A
Pacific
6
106%
108%
173
104 '/a
1057a
—
86
—
Fran
128
130
40
10
124%
867a
582
114%
gtd 5s 1963
112
112
180
112
«
96
87aA
—
-
115%
80'A
—
80%
17
80'A
81'A
April-Ocf
*100'A
—
„
—
—
.
81%
5
75'A
Feb-A ay
81%
75'A
2
v
Jan-July
817a
75'A
78'A
—
79
—
85
__
1970
2—Jan-July
1973_June-Dec
conv
139
--
23
(16
5
*140
—
140
66
—Jan-July
1994
27»s
F
series
5'is series II
Ry first
1st mtge coll
consol
tr 4%s
Bel
Tel
3'As debentures
Standard
Coil
Standard
Oil
of
5s
1972—.
April-Oct
•
99'A
1983
-
90
96
92
*88
96%
88
.
4
2!)
83
*81'/a
102
1947
A
101
100
f
•
—
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305
96'A
95'/a
98
1
206
206
J an-July
1947
100
97%
'-Ul
—-4-
96
88
'
101
36
1007a 101
96'A
917a
99'/a
98%
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Jan-July
90%
95'A
101%
101
100%
91%
3
21
90%
95'A
99
a—
91
(i
91'A
90%
95%;
9074
44.A/
-
91'A
ApriZ-Oct
debs
90
125%
90
*817a
Jan-July
May-Nov
1976
121
—W
*88'A
•
April-Ocf
1978
40
121% 124
Jan-July
June-Dec
1951
146
137
66
139'A
92
Mar-Sept
105
109
27
105
109%
1975—Mar-Sept
81
81
10
81
1968,
91
Jan-July
America—
debentures
debs
1976
mtge 2%s ser H
4s ser F
income
debs
Mar-Sept
—
'
85
April-Ocf
first
income
141 'A
3%s
debs
conv
75
94'A
96%
Wilson
93
96'A
99'A
Winston-Salem S
92'A
9374
Wisconsin
—
84
84
*84
—
.
1996
05
Jaa-July
1961
*G7
—
■
1st
—
April-Oef
ki.441
97
'
83%
82%
__
-
100
—4
•
11174
38
115'A
114
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11514
74
73
73
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90
——
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*51'A
*80
-.«*
96
96
96
B
Central
<•
mtge 4s series
96'A
96%
59'/4
597a
32
57'A
61'A
59'A
59%
25
57'A
607a
99
99
a
96'A
99
*90
—
A
65
Wisconsin
96
96'A
Yonkers Electric
108'A
100
100
106'/a
——
95 Va
83'A
957a
95'/a
3
957a
83'A
83'/a
5
90
—
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89
1
90'A
90'A
93%
177
*96 %
97'A
—
91'A
110%
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*99
90'%
91
•'-4-4
115'A
*917a
113
Feb-Aag
Jan-July
——
115%
83
81
96%
'—-4»'
—
.
97 Va
—
,
--7
—;
1 2029
70
66'A
31
79
12
69
—
64'A
51
64 %
78
J an-July
May
70
•
66,a
June-Dec
1976
,
.
54'A
06%
78
79
1057a
107%
104%
*77
Jan-July
2004
Public Sevice 3'As
64
—
-4—
10674
*104
May-Wow
19G0
Electric Power 2%s
104
98'A
96 %
24
97%
97'A
96
__
Co—
mtge 4'As inc series A Jan
2
,■.
__
9
*4-4
'A
91
59%
59'A
,Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
debs 1980
4s
'
73
80'A
■
1978—
first
RR
75
71
80%
4—4
May
—
f
s
71
*73
73
Mar-Sepf
1984
Wisconsin
96%'
104
——
15
83
*91%
0
May-Nov
—
1975
4'As debs
Co
&
1
65
65
*96
—Jan-July
i-,'
97
V
83
83
1973,April-Oef
«
4s
debentures
60
fa/t-July
■
*
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1983,
yA
*97
Jan-July
is
2008
::
*85'A
1981—June-Dec
2003.
5s
82
Mar-Sept
1980
ref mtge 3'As ser C
ref
Whirlpool Corp 3'As
96 Fit
*r.
June-Dec
125
and
&
Shore
5s
143
66
■
—
—
June-Dec
90"
97%
3986
104
Jan-July
1971
Light & Power 2%s
1976_Jan-JuZy
'
5s
4'/as
1994
*107'A
Jan-July
Feb-Aay
4%s
—
77 Va
•
Deferred
a
77'A
151
1
Jan-July
76
4(J
125
in
sale not Included in the year's .range,
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
delivery
the
included
in
d Ex-interest
e Odd-lot sale not
in the year s range, r Cash sal#
receivership, or reorganized under Section
85
92
159'A
100% 101%
not
77%
83'A
94
144
1007a
included
—
—
*91
April
June-Dec
1983
.
"
104'1.
—
,April-Oef
2013
——
*98
Jan-July
1967
conv
California
73
99'A
120
93%
May-Nov.
Products
82
71
9
92'A
1996
2%s debs 1985
gold
86
80 Va
5
96'A
1988
first
84%
91
95%
1983
ASpokane Intern!
84'A
80%
-73
-
125
97'/a
Mempliis div first gold 5s
Southwestern
84'/a
122%
93%
1983
gold
83 'A
.«
June-Dec
ref
subord
Gen
mortgage
,i>..
■
•-
19G9
9G'?a
Mar-Sept
mtge 3%s ser A
E
Southern
71
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1971
4%s
of
May-Nov
2%s series
mtge
84
Corp—
ells
ilfay-Nov
*75—June-Dec
A 1977
1969
First mortgage 2'As series G
First
1966
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967-.
Co-
1st
85
——.—.
4'As
■
.
*—
*82%
guaranteed 2361——_Jrt>i-July
4s registered 2361
Jaa-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A I960—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Ocf
5'As debentures 1982-—
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981
Jan-July
117%
■
Jan -July
Co.
95'A
81
,
J1
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—-April
mortgage 3'As scries B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Fcb-Aap
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-July
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
May-Wow
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966——Jan-July
& Telegraph Co—
Ry 2%s
957a
95'A
81
95'A
*81
First
119%
86%
June-Dec
,
mortgage
First
lien
West
debentures
83'A
98Va
95%
St
Gen
132%
87 %
115'A 117'A
Jan-July
1981
Term
*96Va
.
Gen
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
.
Wabash RR Co-
86 Va
115%
Jan-July
1976
(Oregon Lines)
4'As
4'As
series
6s
101 'A
108%
104% 104%
*86
—
June-Dec
1965
3 985
Indiana
First 4%s
San
100
April-Oct
1986
1987
Southern Natural Cias
Southern
Gold
103
California Edison Co—
convertible
Gold
101'A
108
104 Va
April-Ocf
1971
1979
2'As
Ala
2%s debentures
3 Vis
iooi«
19
Marchanb—
Southern Bell Telephone
3s
debentures
1979
Southern
102 'A 102%
April-Oct
1982,
debs
conv
America 2%s
4s
subord
First lien
1983— Feb-Ang
1982
debentures
4%s
subord
Socony-Vacuum
South
debs
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
Gen mtge 4'Ais 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Corp—
2Vis
Corp
Smith-Corona
5 Vis
Gas
f
s
125
97Va:
ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982
.Of
CO rH
81'A
*88%
Jan-July
3.20s
Steel
subord
First and
1st
debs
119
6
refund mtge 2%s ser E
F 1978
conv
3s
——
568
*89
May-Nov
f
74'A
85'A
Va
83
84'A
1967
Works
Corp
conv
4'As
'
,Feb-Aug
s
85
106
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
"
June-Dec
4%s
82
42
123
80%
1977
debentures
First and
112 %
-f
81'A
June-Dec
1977
Co
of
debentures
3'/uS
83
*"""
96
111
Mar-Sepf
1966
1982
Roebuck &
15
98'A .98'A
98%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1972
Participating
85'A
£
May-Nov
1972
debs
debentures
Sears
84
74
84'A
.119
June-Dec
1973
Rubber 2%s debentures
Steel
1
*87 'A
—
119
1991_Mar-Sept
sinking fund mtge ser C
§A3'As assented series C 1951
78
89
.
April-Oef
1974
debentures
..
1976
SAO'As
•>
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
47es
debs
f
84
106
82'A
Mar-Sept
s
84
75
*73%
*106
1970,
§A3'As assented series A 1951
77'A
10
83
89
1980
& Sons 2'As
84
84
,
May-Nov
§A3'As assented series A
1
76
78
1971
1st gtd 4s
Co
§ AG'As debs series
Co—
B
debentures
Seagram
3s
RR
series
3s
f
Vanadium
gold
96%
—Mar-Sept
S.
80
81
_
May-Woo
1989_Jan-July
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovlll Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—
1st
76%
80
94'A
1977
United
90
30
mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
2%s
70'A
~3
75
o
Mar-Nov
Scott
Seaboard
U.
95%
June-Dec
Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As
lii
95V4
1971—May-Nov
1969
trust 3'As
120
92%
95%
84
.2
§A6'As sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
1989
cons
debs
mtge & coll
90
*75
Mar-Sept
Depot 3'As B
3%s
f debs
s
1st
118
90'A
May-Nov
4%s
115'A
144
Feb-Awg
.
:
•94%
Ry—
first
Biscuit
4%s
51
209
91'A
■
i94'A
157
84
91
Corp—
debentures
s
92
84
ApriZ-Oct
2%s debentures
subord
Gas
92 '
:
9l'A.
84
trust 2%s 1975_AprZZ-Oct
tr 3%s
■
138 V2
.
Scioto
>93 ?
"•93'
141'A 151
536
92
'
Missouri
of
mtge & coll
A.
118'A 1217a
75'
Co
Artists
conv
*87
June-Dec
1974
1982
and
ref
1st
99
'
191
115% 116 »A
75
3%s
debs
1986—
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
7
118 'A
Jan 2006
certificates
Dulutb
Paul
St
'
;■
115%
gold 5s 1996-Jan-JuZy
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
6s
Co—
1980
A
ser
I
12
148
Mar-Sept
4%s
Tank Car 4'As
United
f
"2
5)4
*—
,
Orleans
3'As
RR
United States
1971
Ry
B
Union
,1.
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Louis-Southwestern
4s
87
June-Dec
1977
1996
Francisco
income debs
First
85'A
143
:45
..Mar-Sept
1977
mortgage 4s series A 1997
mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jun
mtge
85%
94
"AZ
141 »A 146'A
1985—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 2'As scries C
1st
.ASecond
1st
7
93
■
.
April-Oct
conv
Lawrence & Adirond'k
Second
85%
93
■
E
scr
California 2%s debs
Union Pacific
3%s
94
■
Co
Electric
Union Oil of
70'A
96
143
June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
1st mtge
3'As 1982
115'A
70'A
Corp—
Saguenay Power 3s series A
St
91 %
103'A
^>9%
93
87'A
Pacific—
First mortgage and coll
3s
debentures
1968
1037a"
10
*96
Jan-July
—Jaa-July
1983
conv
614s
Union
•'
United
mortgage 3'/4S scries J 1969
Rohr
Royal
91'A
'
WUm
of New
Ohio Cent
United
Feb-Aug
,
debs
a"
413
""■*
%
92
85%
6
45
May-Nov
impt 3%s I960
Trl-Contincnlal Corp 2%s debs 1961
70%
*87
Jan-July
& Electric
Tol &
85'A
•
RR
89
70'A
.,
„
refund M 3%s
89
91 Va
86'A
*90
101'A
May-Nov
—
103 'A 107'A
70'/a
and
Products
102
/
„
92
85%
ApriZ-Oct
Oil
55
99
92
'
84
101'A
91%
•
''
ApriZ-Oct
Thompson
.
103%
86%
102
April-Ocf
1990
Tidewater
91%
103
»
*100
_Jan-July
gold 5s 2000
Pacific-Missouri
Term
94
89'A
101'A
,
102'A 103%
82 'A
83%
•
1970
170
__
-
M 3'As series B
169
3
90
2'?
85 Ye
*100 V4
Mar-Sept
refund M 3%s series C
2
91'A
e
5>
•
93
22
84%
'
High
119-
113
St Louis-
& Pacific first
1
*.4^
*>
147
Orleans RR—
107
*79
^
Corp—
subord
conv
Rochester
96'A
Texas
2
1970
Oil
New
First and
Texas
May-Nov
1978
4 Vis
&
98%
'
I'
of
Assn
First and refund
81
92 %
I960
1973
107
■"
1973
Low
NO.
102% 103%
82%
83 'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Jan -July
May-Wow
J art-July
May-Wow
.
impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 8s debentures 1965
: 118%
% -:947a
1
170
May-Nov
:
1982
subord debs 1983
conv
Texas
97
3
«..
•
1978
4'.is
Richfield
94
170
Feb-Aug
gADircet
A
96'4
;
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
5'As series
89%
81
30
*107
89
June-Dec
1970
mtge 6s 1952,—
§ A Consol mtge 6s
1953—
Debt adjustment
bonds—
997a
1131
—
94
5
'
,
4Vis
Refund and
'
176
98
95 'A
'
Reading Co first & ret 3Vbs scries D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s' debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem
81
97
103
"
82%
Jan. I
Sold
High
116%
113
Range Since
Bonds
Frioay's
,
'
AM.
114'A 116'A
•', 4•
'
•;
(Ohio)
debentures
4'As
-
96%
/
Co
Terminal RR
33
89%
■
—
*80
—
116
Oil
Sylvania Electric Products—
95%
99%
*86 7a
*
Jan-July
conv
2%s
94
6
91
1' "•
.
Mar-Sept
3Vis
96
92%
*
April-Oc£
debentures
70%
'
—jane-Dec
—
1977:—
2%s
89
7 0'A
94'A
1971
113
April-Ocf
v
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
General
1975
debentures
3
Quaker
91
96
'
or
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972
'
94
and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983- April-Ocf
3 Vis
977a
88'A
19
717a
*99'A
—-
1983
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
977a
877a
*93
.
'
f
debentures
89
02
•92%
Mar-i'epf
—May-Not?
First and refunding mortgage 3'As
1968..dan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037:
fane-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979..Jaae-Deo
•
91
*71'A
'
94 VV
»
1973
977a
97%
'
4
'
April-Oct
Procter .& Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s. debentures 4963
''
y
;
debentures
3'As conv 1982
Standard Oil
91
'
*
(Indiana)
--
4-—
88%
''
Zaa-July
—Mag-Nov
4VaS
Standard
97
90'A
,—4
May-Noo
1903
96
12014
■
97%
Feb-Aug
—_Mar-Sept
3s
—
*98%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3lis 1905—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youugstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s senes B 1862
Plantation Pipe Line 27>s 1970
3 lis. s f debentures: 1986
Standard Oil
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
J
'
94%
116
90
;
,,
Sale Price
Low
2%s
/b
Last
Period
High
*98'A
w—.
April-Ocf
1904
•248
"
April-Oct
1975
E
1st mtge 3%s
33
T**
.June-Doc
Low
116% 119 Vi
*—
9!)
196<i_Ma2/-Nov
Pittsburgh. Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 197Q
General mortgage 5s scries B 1975
No.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
94'A
■
Consolidaccd guaranteed 4s scr II I960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 411;a ser 1
1963_Eerj-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
94'A
117
Pillstjury Mills Inc. 3 las s £ ciebs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer .So Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh cinciiiuuii Chic & St Louis Ry—
Bonds
Bid & Asked
94'A
Week's Rang*
Friday
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum
FEBRUARY 6
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
BONUS
„
.
.
Friday
92
the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by
170'A
•Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being
100'A
102%
ABonds
selling flat.
77 ..
such companies.
137
transacted during cuuent week.
'
'
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Feb. 2 and ending Friday, Feb. 6. It is compiled from the report of the
American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Pur
Aberdeen
Acme
Petroleum
Precision
Corp class
Products
Inc
Wire
Adam
1
Consol Industries Inc
Co common
Aerojet-General
Corp
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
For
footnotes
see
page
Range
of Prices
Shares
20%
Friday
Low
High
33.
Last
8
High
100
4 Va
Jan
4%
Jan
Agnew Surpass Shoe
6'
8
6%
4.000
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
Ajax
20'A
21'A
900
17'A
Jan
22'A
Jan
Alabama
Great
Southern
300
7%
Jan
8'A
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20A
Jan
8
*
50
55 "A
59 *4
4.100
55'4
Jan
68%
10%
12'/8
5.100
9%
Jan
12'A
Jan
5%
5%
4,900
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
Alan
Wood
5%
Alaska
Steel
Co
cumulative
Airlines
preferred—100
preferred
Inc
Low
High
13%
{$
—
ltf
__
131
88 A
li*
Jan
14 FA
14
Jan
1 Va
35/4
33
31
—
81
82
7
7
7'A
,a
Jan
Jan
131
Jan
131
Jan
100
90
10
17,800
30
131
100
1
Range Since Jan. 1.
High
—--
—
50c
Ltd
for Week
Shares
Range
„
11
5%
Petroleums
Stores
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
4%
8
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
55'A
1
6
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1
:
FEBRUARY
for Week
1
Aeronea
Aero
6'A
1
ENDED
4%
10
Acme
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Low
1
A
FOR
Monday,
whether
87
Jan
90
Jan
23'A
Jan
35'A
Feb
78
Jan
82
Jan
11,000
75
8
4.100
6%
Jan
7Va
Jan.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
30' (730)
AMERICAN STOCK
fritai
Week's
LaeS
American Stock kxoaaafc
Eange
Sale Price
Lew
week ended
for Week
of Prices
Par
range for
Sales
Control
Co
34ft
.IOC
7
$3.75
1#
Inc
734
19,800
7ft
8ft
Jan
434
1,400
3ft
Jan
534
Jan
4ft
3,200
334
Jan
434
Jan
Industries
91/4
9'/a
700
8ft
Jan
934
3634
400
36 ft
Feb
4134
Feb
834
934
6,300
•834
Feb
10
1434
9,200
1134
Jan
1634
8034
8134
1,100
80
Jan
82
Jan
12
200
Electronics
Meier
8
1
234
Inc
8'/a
2%
99
200
23 ft
7,000
99
25
com
12V4
I214
1234
34V4
34
3434
45
431/2
45
600
38
Jan
45
3234
175
3234
Jan
36
Jan
13%
343s
Feb
38ft Jan
3834
Jail
Natural
American
Petroiina
American
American
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap common
2
American
Thread
8
4%
4ft
800
8
S
32'/2
31
32 ft
400
31
151/8
13
Writing
Incorporated
Oil
Lead
Anchor
Anglo
Co
Inc
5f/o
American
Anacon
6%
class
pld_25
A
1
class
common
A
Products
Power
Fuel
Power
Altcx
Aro
Associate
Atlantic
Automatic
14,700
9ft Jan
Feb
5,700
634 Jan
8%
1134
734
734
'.•>
8ft
5ft
200
280
92
Jan
9534
8,600
Jan
4134
53
51i/«
53
4634
Jan
53
100
A
30,200
153a
13ft
1134
Jan
1534
Chief
21
Jan
24'ft
22 ft
24 ft
16,900
—1
5%
534
6ft
9,COO
534
Jan
634
71/8
7ft
734
3,100
734
Jan
834
23 y4
221/4
23 ft
2,200
2234
Jan
24 ft
134
2 jV
157,300
3.
434
8,800
10
■_X
1
234
234
la
Supply Co
23'8
734
■
4
4
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23b
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2334
•
10a
2,200
3ft
13,800
!-
2
234
24
150
Jan
834
Jan
534
Jan
3ft
334
2434
Jan
Line
234
•
5'/b
Inc
9%
16
16
41/4
__1
56
1%
3%
23 ft
Jan
593ft
5
Feb
63ft
16%
Jan
43ft
10%
Jan
16
2,400
Feb
Industries
i
Banco
de
los
American
Banff
Corp
3%
Jan
X'
Jan
common
Watch
Inc
Co
Inc
-
Co
&
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
1234
634
"•400
C
800
1,900
14'A
7ft
33,700
11,100
2014
16
•
23
3,000
9
6,100
534
634
401/a
Jan
16
Jan
1134
150
Farm
Oils
1,800
6 34
25,200
634
6 ft.
•
634
3,000
3214
225
69
7134
524
4434
4514
7,700
Sand
Stone
&
ext
to
Diesel
8
British
Power common
Petroleum
Co
Elect ric
Corp
rets ord reg
Company common
Brown
cumulative
Brown
Rubber
Brack
B
S
Mills
F
Co
Ltd
serial
Die
&
1
•
734
Varnisli
Corp
B
non-voting
Inc
Corp
Petroleum
Jan
Crown
1034
Jan
'Crown
334
634
Jan
1134
Jan
Feb
1434
Jan
Internat'l
Drug
$1.12
Jan
44
Cork
Co
Corp—
(The) Company
1
.
—2.50
.
preferred
734-Feb
Curtis
2034
Jan
Curtis
Jan
23
Feb
434 Jan
9
7
Jan
Jan
634 Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
41ft
Feb
100
Jan
80
234
Daitch
Jan
634
3234
Jan
73
Jan
41ft Jan
63
46
Jan
Feb
Jan
Crystal
7A
834
Feb
1534
73ft
5,300
734 Jan
834
834 Jan
9%
73ft
1,800
7ft Jan
300
11.34 Jan
21
734
Inc.
For footnot«s
see
33.
20,100
lir
Jan
263a
Jan
13ft Jan
293ft
Feb
; 13
Jan
14Vft. Jan
r
193ft
Jan
19%
Jan
(1-
18%
Jan
193ft
Jan
600
14%
Jail
16Vft
Jan
500
13°ft
Jan:,
200
19%
Jan
4,400
-•- -
10
(:/ "V<
'
7-
T3%" 14
19%
19%
•
-
143ft Jan
19% Feb
:
Feb
Jaan
Jan
30
3
2134
5834
Jan
3634
Jan
Jan
334
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-_i
Ltd—
Co
2334
Jan
Jan
6134
150
4834
Feb
52
400
5534
Jan
59
3% Jan
36%
Jan
734
Jan
100
5
Feb
200
34
Jan
Jan
48,100
>
3ft 'X-Sft
13%. '
-1334
800
7;JV
dep
rets ord.' reg——6s 8d
Dominion Tar
&
Coal
42%
Jan
4%
434
5,000
'*9%
1034
350
19-
.
.
t'-234ft2%
.r
1834
75
2734,
■
2
ft 3
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Dorr-Oliver
,
stock
common—*",
1———7.50
Duke
&
Exploration
Power
DuMont
—A-—-—*
Co_*——
1
common
Harris
Driver
—1°
Co
Co
(Allen
Test'
Corp
Jan
.
1934
'
Jan
Jan!
2%
Jan
42 3 4
-
Jan
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Jan
ft'7%
Jan V
:- Feb
>7 9ft
Feb
9
....
25.ft./263'8
2334 Jan
4,000
534 V" 5%*
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434
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.
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3% Jan
;ft 34
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7
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Jan
11% Jan
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1
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6
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8
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7 23%
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33ft
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Jan
Jan
8%
4%
83 ft
5,800
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40
6%
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,
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100
73 ft
!
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3,800
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20% Feb
3634
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23 ft
78%
7%
1
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20.34/
3634
153ft
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134
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37
400
2.50
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8
4134
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1
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Jan
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a—!!
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634
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Jan
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Davenport. Hosiery
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634
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534
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9,700
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Cuban Tobacco common!
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1,400
12%
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28
:
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7
1234
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1034
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4
Jan
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12
234
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Jan
1934
8,200
28
a
a
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134
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6%
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Crowell-Collier
31%
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35% Feb
3334 Jan
400
3
Jan
6%
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1
118
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2,100
.
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10
108
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9
preferred
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34% Jan
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20
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8
400
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1134
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16
9%
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834
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7%
19
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37
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31
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6%
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7%
1434
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10
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1965
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1934
73a Jan
British
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5
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Jan
9
45
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300
31
32
10%
•
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28
311/2
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70
;
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1,200
3034
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234
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634
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434
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17
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,
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334
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1934
934
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common
10
8,600
2034
134
1
—
434
2
16
7.80
1
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BrlUo
9,600
141/2
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.
Telephone of Canada
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3ft
23
1
Beau-Brummel Ties
Blumenthal
200
*
9-1-3
15% Feb
4%
—1
Bearings Inc
Bickford's
.
1%
134/.
19
—1
convertible class A
Benrus
7
—
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(A 6)
17
350
27
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:*
116
1
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Jan
?
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y
•
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Basic
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3ft
19,700
1634,1
434
soa
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4
Steel
46
4.70
15
Mining
Consolidated
Jan
43ft
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33ft
35
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Brothers Corp
Barry Controls Ino class B
Bell
15%
1634
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Barker
Beck
400
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shares
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Barium
10
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200
33ft
45
14,400
2334
10
Inc
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (II) Distillery Ltd—
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j
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin
44%
45
2
Bailey & Selburn Oil Ik Gas—
Class A
Baker
3%
334
.1
19,700;
•334
1534
80
5
Cook
preferred
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non-cum
1734
.
934
—1
:
Continental
Non-voting
Ayrshire Collieries
15
26%
10
Consolidated Retail Stores.
Jan
19%
4
4,500
2,700
Jan
1634
70
2.50
Coip
Aluminum
Consolidated
Jan
934 Jan
68,400
9%
173ft
434
934
534
Con sol
Feb
13% Jan
22,800
Jan
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3%
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10
America
Consol Cuban Petroleum
Jan
16%
P'eb
634
634
Connelly
Jan
9,000
Jan
11,200
1
Colonial
Fell
52
6ft
Jan
434 Jan
7,900
2
Community Public Service—
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
Jan
1,100
4%
4
934.
1
18,400
5%
15%
4'/a
—
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5
1534
10 pesos
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54%
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Feb
Jan
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6/
534.
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7. 1063ft
Jan
10534
734 /. 83 4
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100
10
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Colon-Oil Co
Jaan
Jan
Jan
60
k
6
534
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Tel—
104
pfd
4%
common—
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,
Jan
234
10%
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21V4
1
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Jan
234 Jan
Jan
103ft Jan
20
Jan
Club
Jan
2134
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54 34
4.100 •
;
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Claussner Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
:
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Jan
534
100
common;
Controller
-
Coastal
11
Inc
of
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Clafy
Feb
9
^
134 Jan
13*34
Jan
'
Jan
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Feb
Jan
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Oil
Cinerama
Jan
40*
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2034
1934
Clarostat Manufacturing Co_
Jan
4
Co
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260
:
57
10534
'4%
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Chromalloy
Jan
231/2
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of
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Oil
Christiana
Feb
1
Jan
Jau
23's
%
.'4 Jan
.——;—-_1
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series
•
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Jan
100
SI.50
Chesebrougli-Pond's
Jan
Jan
14,700
%
14%
Jan
4,500
1034
-5434
104
*—1
common.
C'herry-Burrell
Jan
Jan
/
Feb
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•
1
preference
Co
Corp
Charter
Feb
37
Feb
13:,8
13 34
11034
54%
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Power
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Charis
Jan
6
534
95 ft
534
■
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2s Cd
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Cliamberlin
Jan
2.80
Indus
Steel
Feb
1134
151/2
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Devices
16 34
ord
preferred
Power & Light
Central
Clark
Corp
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
AtlaB
Jan
I
Development
Audio
14V2
38 »/4
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Atlas
1,800
94 ft
Co
class
&
Coast
16 ft
.123 b.
1
America
of
Maine
Century
Jan
373ft
participating-
Coast
134
951/4
Corp Ltd
Tel
A
Jan
"
Jan
8;200
1-11,100
-
%
234
—•
common
Century Electric
Feb
U
100
Associated Stationers
Class
434
110,500
381/4
America
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Atlantic
Feb
6,200
10,100
lft
133 s
5
30,700
Jan
lf|j Jan
:<i&2 Jan
.
7 30%
5.50
Co
preference
3.50%
Light—
Laundries
Associated
1534
434
1ft
934
preferred
Food
Jan
334 Jan
1534
334
151/2
Associate Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
Associated
Oonv
Jan
141/4
1234
common—.-———*
&
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Central
Jan
Jan
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Central
Jan
434
3234
4ft
•
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Oil
1134
Jan
Feb
10ft
pld—100
Equipment Corp
A sam era
3,800
lft
warrants
Convertible
lift
4
11
preferred
Co
434
1
„
Central Illinois Securities
.
4 Vu%
Gas
&
1034
1334
■
-
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•
5
Light $5 pld
Instruments
Cenco
Feb
1034
(A
Catalin
Jan
80
1C
Corp
Armstrong Rubber
Arnold
1234
Jail
1
Co
Oil
Arkansas Louisiana
&
Jan
(!8ft
2.40
Appalachian
Armour
lift
26,200
2
Angoatura-Wuppcrman
4.72%
11,500
80
4.78
shares
Arkansas
12
691/a
-200
Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
111/2
70
1
Ltd
Amer
"A"
1134
1
prelerred
Paper
Mines
Post
Co
634
8,000
,
*
Jan
Jan
dep
Products
Casco
Jan
1134
33
>1%
'3%
31
Jan
Ltd—
(J W>
Carter
Caslle
Feb
3234
•
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7,300
1,100
High
•
Feb
2814
,
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"
3'.4
75
-
6ft
13%M
1%
.
common
Power &
American
Feb
1
Co
Carnation
Jan
104
20
20
American
Gas
2%
Jan
Jan
Corp
31
1
—:6c
City
Carolina
Jan
9
7ft Jan
134
98
Oils Ltd
&
Ltd partic pfd__10
Minerals
Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Jan
1034
Mines
Williston
17,200
3 jv
.
'iji.
-
134.
634/
——1
Peiioiina
Capital
Jan
14 34
Northwest
Canal-Randolph
Jan
12
1034
9 ',4
100
Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co
Amurcx
Can
334
10c
Canadian
Jan
1434
Low
High
'. 30
*
Canadian
Jan
36'ft
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common
American
AMI
Jan
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Canadian
Carreras
American Beverage common
Book Co
American
Jan
734
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Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
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8
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100
prelerred
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American
3834
Feb
434
1
;
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Southern
Canadian
America—
of
cumulative
Aluminum
Jan
634
4Ve
1
Co
800
7%
Inc
Aluminum
7'/a
434
1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap etock_l
Allied Paper Corp
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of Price*
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Canada
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All American Engineering Oo_
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
5 3ft Vo convertible prelerred
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Electric Bond
Eleetrographie
Electronic
Share common
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5
luc_,
Jan
17%
17%
19 lit'
2.600
14%
Jan
1
19%
Feb
30%,
30%
33%
4,600
29
Jan
10%
10:%
1.1 Li
3,900
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1
common
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preferred
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700
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i
reg-i
17%
17%
17%
1,300
200
Goldfleld
Jan
28%
Jan
Kaiser
1%
It'
16,400
1
Jan
1 %
Jan
Kaltman
7%
79,100
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
6%
7%
11%
11,600
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
8,000
9%
Jan
11%
Jari
Katz Drug Company
Kawccki Chemical Co
11%
33,800
8%
Jan
Jan
Kawueer
.600
Ml %
Jan
13%
Feb
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
12%
13%
s
13%
14
Corp
117% 127
119
5%;
40
Gulf
1
—!
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Jan
48
Jan
700
39%
Jan
41
Jan
fCropp
Jan
2%
5%
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.
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4%
Jan
250
20%
Jan
29%
Jan
76,800
30%
Jan
41%
Feb
fk
Jan
3,900
53%.
5%
53%
56
11%
7,100
11%
U%
10,700
7% Jan
5% Jan
36
Jan
Feb
18%
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
1%
Jan
6%
Jan
49
67% Jan
10%
1.300
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
98%
Jan
102
Jan
75
93%
7;%
Jan
96
7%
7%
Jan
9,700
8%
7%
Jan
8%
8%
7%
Jan
400
8%
Jan
13%
14%
8%
Jan
200
11%
10%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
17
Jan
19%
Jan
97
97
94%
Jan
11
10%
11%
14,100
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17%
17%
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i
21%
22
1,800
2i
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20%
20%
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21%
24%
Jan
1,300
20%
Feb
23
Jan
3,800
1%
Jan
3%
l
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j
L'Aiglon
La
Apparel Inc
Lakey
Foundry
Lamson
&
Lauston
Sessions
Inc
Lefcourt Realty Corp common
Leonard
Le
Refineries
Tourncau
^Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5
cumulative preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Locke
Luukenheimer
Jan
1%
Jan
1
25c
—5
1
1
*_—1
Lynch
Corp
22
22%
2,100
343«'
18%
Jan
32%
24
34%
Jan
Mack Trucks Inc warrants—
1,700
31%
Jan
34%
Fell
Mages Sporting Goods
3,200
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
Magna
10%
Jan
2,
2%
2
,,y
1%
3%
67,500
2%
73,800
41%
Maino
Public Service
Jan
13%
Jan
13%
14
13%
Jan
14
15%
16%
1,300
16% Jan
3%
11,000
14%
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
4,300
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
9,500
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
4
3%
4
1,100
Jan
Marconi International
Jan
49%
44 ta
6.200
514
5'%
1,100
5
Jan
6
Jan
Martin
2514
50
25
Jan
26
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
;
35%
Jan
tf':»
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11;%
;3%
5t%
12
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9
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Jan
19
Jan
McKco
Jan
3
Feb
Mead
123,200
11%
2
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9%
8%
12
Jan
3/if Jan
700
3
2:,ii
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6,900'
12
(4.300
10%
Jan
5%
Feb
■3%
3%
1«
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(A
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Co
&
i
Johnson
&
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55%.
66
3 Li
Jan
25%!
Jan
Midland
5%
Jan
Feb
Midwest
1,700
5
Jan
5%
Jan
ooo
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
22,400
3%
Jan
8
Jan
31
5
2%
3
27%
Jan
Jan
98
Jan
71%
Jan
75
29%
Jan
32
Jan
5%
Jan
21%
Jan
25
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Jan
12% Jan
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7,400
1,90.0
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2,100
4%
-
Jan
Feb
4.40%
cumulative preferred
Jan
4.80%
cum
* Jan
4.50%
1%
Jan
4 Vb
Feb
Mo&trose
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
Moody
Jan
14%
Jan
12
2%
Jan
3% Jan
preferred series B
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Ml;
Chemical
Clemens
C/c
Products
preferred
Holhnger Consol Gold Mincsj—*
5
Holly Corporation....—2*
*—60c
32'«
32%
2,700
31%
Jan
34%
Jan
28,200
400
1%
Jan
3
Jan
1% Jau
3% Jan
Ar Co.r_
^
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44% '
44-?«
46
500
44%
Feb
50
*
20 %
193;.
20%
6,800
19%
Feb
21% Jan
*
10
& Bearing Co
19%
19 %
20%
2.900
19%
Feb
21%
Jan
30
30
3014
(100
30
Jan
32%
63%
63
66
550
55
Jan
66
Muntz
Vernon
*
'—100
HubbelF (Harvey > Inc common—
5
Humble Oil & Relining—
•
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
TV
Inc_*.
i—
Murpliy Corporation—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common—*
135
134
36%'
102%
361 a
135%
170
37%
1,100
67:%
common
135%
Feb
Naclunan
Feb
38%
Jan
102%
Feb
G6%
Jan
68%
Feb
400
7"4
—
61%
Jan
68%
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Corp
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Napco
Jan
6%
Feb
10.2(H)
4%
Jan
7
2,400
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
36
Feb
40
Jan
5
Jan
15%-
14%
37%
90
5
4%
600
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
150
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
4,600
22%
Feb
25'A
Jan
28%
1,575
20
Jan
29%
Jan
2%
Jan
6%
6%
23%
26%
25%
2'/«
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•
2%
7,000
1%
Jail
17%
17%
400
15'A
Jan
18
Jan
60%
59%
60%
14,700
53%
Jan
60%
Jan
30%
30%
31 %
500
27'A
Jan
34
Jan
12
11%
13
10,000
11%
Jaii
13%
Jan
12%
11%
12%
1,800
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
16%
15%
16%
1,700
15 V*
Jan
17
1%
9,100
%
Jan
lft
Jan
3,700
ltt'/a
Jan
14%
Jan
1,000
22%
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24
Jan
Jan
12%
12%
141/4
23%
23%"
26%
3,500
24'A, Jan
26%
Jan
34%
2,600
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35%
Jan
1
IiV
1*;
26%
23%
25%
33%
33
-
5%
6%
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Jan
12%
13%
14,700
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
13%
13
13%
63,300
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
10%
10%
3,300
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
9%
19%
Jau
19
19
19%
17
Feb
36%
35%
36%
7,100
33%
Jan
38%
Jan
58%
54%:
59%
8,850
51
Jan
59%
Jan
57%
53
59%.
12,706
53
Feb
63
Jan
200
7
6%
3,600
12
7% Jan
Jan
Jan
48%
47%
53%
4,100
47%
Feb
57%
5
23
22%
261%
4,000
21%
Jan
29%
21%
21%
24%
8,900
19'A
Jan
24%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
4,400
2%
Jan
3'A
Jan
13%
13%
131%
2,300
13%
13%
13%
2,300
15
Jan
Jan
1%
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13
Jan
10%
Jan
13% Jan
'11%
1
100
100
100
*
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11%
Jan
Jan
lO'A
Jan
17
16%
18%
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Jan
19%
Jan
23%
23%
24%
1,900
23'A
Jan
253 s
Jan
7%
3,700
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
Feb
7
7
9
25
35%
351/a-
250
34%
Jan
35%
14%
14%
600
13%
Jan
15
13%
Jan
104
Feb
38
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
1%
Jan
25
103
300
33
104
104
33
104
34
13%
15%
19,400
-
13%
Jan
; Jan
Feb
1%
V/4
1%
29,200
41%
40%
46%
18,600
37
Jan
50
30%
34%
13,000
21
Jan
41%' Jan
88
88
89
-180
87
Jan
90%
Jan
95
96%
GO
-93
-Jan
96%
Feb
155% 156%
200
16%
20%.
50
501/s
89%
148%
1,700
37,400
44
Jan
20%
50%
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
3
Jan
Jari
4
Feb
3%
Jan
91% Jan
156% Feb
Jan
12%. Jan
250
2%
2%
Jan
'
"4%
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17%
18
4%
400
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400
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550
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15.900
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2.50
10
50c
27%
6
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
154
Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
28%
Jan
31'A
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
100
31%
Jan
33%
Jan
6%
6
1%
2,500
1,300
3,300
32%
1%
-1
4,300
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
2,200
Jan
12%
27
27%'
30%
31
1% Jan
Bellas Hess
common
'
11
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7*3011
11
Jan
12%
Jan
Notional Brewing Co
23%
25
1.800
22%
Jan
25%
Jan
National Casket Company
(Mich)—
National Electric Weld
I
Machines
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd—
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Imperial Oil (Canadat capital stock-.**
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
__5
Lnperial Tob of Gt Brit Ar Ireland
£1
100
5.V
46
f'
45%
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14%
1
153„
50c
5%
7%
85 tu
7,500
14%
T7%.
85% '
11,300
46
35%
14%
.5
4%
45.
b
Feb
Feb
1.000
'
15%'
5% '
13%
Jan
400
7%
Jan
100
12,200
2.100
84te
14
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
National
Presto
National
Research
14%
Feb
National
%
Jan
National
8
86
15%
6V4
Jan
Feb
Jan
9%
9
32%
Jan
12%
4%
4%
500
1
b'/2
61/a
6%
4,600
7%
7%
8%
4,500
6V2
Jan.
8%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
12,500
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
3
Jan
3
Jan
1
1
5
1
1
Industries Inc
Corp
National Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
National
11
11%
4%
25c
2
1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch Products common—1
Jan
Jan
43
"9%
32%
11%
3
Milling Co
National
*
4%
1
Namm-Loeser's Inc.
Jan
11
33.
Jan
189,500
5
Jan
36%
10
25
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11%
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400
66
7%
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63 %
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98
-
102% 102%
63%
128%
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5
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Jan
12%
Jan
22%
1
2.50
Mfg'Co..-:
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9%
6%
2.50
100
Inc.
Hygrade Food Products
Indianapolis Per A- Light 4r'c pfd
Jan
10%
9,300
22%
2%
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Hydroxnetals Inc... —.2.
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11%
100
11%
x36
17%
*
Mills
States. Tel
Feb
preferred !
Imi>etia> Chemical Industries—
Amexicarr dep rets on! reg
1,800
12%
Jan
Jan
15
*
common—*—
15%
1
Metal
cumulative
Mountain
'/*'■
15%
10%
7
pfd—•
1
4
Co_*
Investors participation
Mount
1
15
5%
50c
5%
Mt Diablo Company
A
10%
6
preferred***
8%
Jan
3%
Jan
Monongaliela Power Co—
Jan
33
27
31%
Jan
1%
Jan
6%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd——
1
Molybdenum Corp of America*——1
9%
3%
25%
6
5
Miller Wolil Co •ommon
50c
4%% convertible preferred-——50
Mining Corp of Canada
—
*
Minnesota Twr & Light 5% pfd
100
MIito Aluminum Company.
10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"*,
2%
V,2
800
6
Piping Co——
10%
3%.
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Oil Corp $1 coiiv
'
Jan
600
26%
15%
5
Jan
>•'
13
%
Jan
94%
20
.
10%
33j,
19%
Jan
900
10
7%
Jan
62%
14,900
10
12
Jan
39%
26,300
24
334.
12%
Jan
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23%
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23%.
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31%
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7%
55%
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•JO
741
Jan
26
26%
5
1
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4%
400
19%
1
10
1
;
Petroleum
States
68 %
4.500
Jan
1
*
*
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Michigan
Jan
26%,
%
20% Jan
Jan
9,600
Jan
18'A
Jan
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-
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3%
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Iron
4%
:
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4,200
4%
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74
l'A
3%
12%
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711
lb
12%
3,000
57%
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7%.
4%
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Jan
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34%:
7%
7%
12%
4%
Jan
Jan
,-.
7%
lb
lft
Jan
55%
Jan
300
Jan
10%
Jan
5%
800
Jan
33%
25%
Feb
15%
Jan
1%
10%
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6 La
Jan
4%
1%,
20%
6%
Jan
14%
-
5%
1
Mining Corp Ltd
33%
5-%
5%
500
6%
15
4%
Jan
~
5%.
1,900
2,300
6%
15
12%
Jan
;
Jan
6%
Jan
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7
700
-
12%
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"
Jan
7
6%
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6
6%
7
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12%
29.%
5%
Jan
1
18%
;
Jan
3%
1
Island
700
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13 Vb
Jan
Feb
Mfg Co
:
Merchants Refrigerating Co
1,000
400
10
2%
Merrill
Jan
3.300
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
-
7%
1,000
2,800
2%
Jan
2,400
4%.
3,800
13
2%
10
3%
4%.
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8%
12%
13%
67'a
Jan
17%
—1
10%
4
Jan
22%
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19%
671,
19%
Jan
5
31%
4tg.-
Jan
20%
12%
1
common
19%'
4%
17%
100
42
1,800
"r
Jan
200
3
Michigan Sugar Co common
6 % preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp
%)%
14%
19
21%
13%
31
19% y
Jan
4,300
18%
Jan
20.800
19%.
1(1
*
Metal & Thermit Corp
18%
Feb
*—£1
*
..Mcsabi
3%.
Jan
jr.
Jan
8%
42
18%
4%
Jan
16%
16%
12%
2%
*
—
Jan
—1
;——*—*
Ltd
Co
warrants—
Co
11%
9%
Jan
%
21%
~9%
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Massoy-Forguson Ltd
Msiulo Industries Inc
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
12,700
3%
20,800
Marine
18%
9%
3,400
IS
%
5
Marjgel Stores common
Mansfield Tiro & Rubber Co*
Jan
3% I'cb
2514
5%,
Co
1%
9
class
18%
Feb
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—
103%
2%
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16%
—
Jan
7%
2.50
Corp
Inc.—
see
12%
10c
50c
Jan
1%
80
41%
Jan
12% Jan
Oil Corporation
1,30(1
footnotes
2,900
M
4.900
For
13%
1
*
22%
*
.2
*
Enterprises
12%
Macl'acideu Publications Inc_„
210c
Co—
Hardwire
13%
2
6%
Jl_2-25
.1% h p.d
Industrial
Jan
30c
2,50
(The) Co
Jan
——2..—'i—10c
2'i-2—♦
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_!^_25c
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Jan
36%
:.—1
Louisiana Lnnd & Exploration*.
9%.
Hardait
36%
Jan
1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longiucs-Wittnaucr Watch Co
Jan
5,300
Feb
Jan
5
Chain
Steel
2%
&;
400
Jan
Jan
30
1
1%
3
8
99
28%
1
5%
8
14%
Jan
Jan
7
2,600
10
1,600
11%
Jan
13
96'%
35%
1
31,700
7%
Jan
ft Jan
32%.
3
Iuc
1%
Inc—s.——1-2—1
Ilolophane Co common
Inc
(R G>
1%
10.%
Feb
3
-
25c
Class A
1%
7%
4%
15%
Jan
10
99
25c
6
11
Jan
Jan
2
32
50c
5%
-—!—i^l__2
Inc
;
*
53q
-
3%
12%
.
32%
5
Inc
University
9%
5%
7
10
common
9%
Horn
4,000
32%
5
Co
Industries
La Salto Extension
Lear
2%
Horn &. Hardnrt
2,300
1
......1
-
H'it
At
31,500
7%
13%
99
6%
Corp of Delaware
9%
HormeF (Geo
13%
7
~4%
Corp*
Lamb Industries
Lamson
83.'.'
Hoover Ball
13%
1
3
—2—1
Electronics
Ltd
20,600
75 pesos
1
Consolidada 3 A
.Lake Shores Mines Ltd*
2%
Class
Jan
L
;—25c
Hume Oil Co
3,700
21!
1
2%
v:'
•
—...........—...——
Stores
4%
13%
2%
33V3C
Co*
2%
Tij'c_j—■uJ—■ulOc
Hoffmair Interna tiona 1
3%
13'/«
1
Stores
(Tho)' Forge
1
(R> <fc Co Inc eoinmon
Holly
Jan
7.50
Corp class A
10c
_
Aircraft' Corp
Class A-
Jan
ft
Jan
5
eomnmfi.
15
1
*
Products Iiuu—.—10c
Hofmann: Industries
1%
Jan
5
•,
1
.
.
Hif4hway- Tjailer Industries Inc-—25c
cumulative'preferred-*
10
Hoe
Jan
4%
34%
?4%'
5
*
Rigbie Mfg Co common—
HiJler
34
Jan
— —
Electric
Jan
1%
74
Ilevi-Duty
Jan
9,600
4134
Hi
Herold Radio
2%
1% Jan
6%
34
•
xou.
Galiou
18'%
Jan
5
(S) Dept
Kleiner!, (I B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp
Jan
5
.
Hercules
7%
17%
——J
A. Co
Jan
25%
37
preferred—.
....
——.100
Henry Ilolt & Co 'common——
1
A.%,
Klein
Jan
18%
1
Mines.
Corp
Ilcller tWKl
Jan
4
1,300
•
Lithographing Co—
Ffubetififcin
107
1
Hartford. Electric Light:——
Ihirvard Invuslors; Inc
Helena
Jan
_•
CorpA--*—
IIcela Mining Co
Jan
5%
Jan
9,600
Machine Co—-——10c
-
2%
7%
100
'
Corp el A
—
Jan
ft
1
1
Krooger Brewing Co
;
18
Co!ii;-t!-.'l!-——2
Ilaael Bishop Inc
1 ta/eltiue: CofiC "
15%
2%
20c
:
Corp Ltd
Stores Inc
Jan
734
2
37y4
Co
Jan
22%
lurrnischfeiioi* Corp——-2—10
Ilurtficld'Stores tne/ L„_2
—2
1
Havana
6% Feb
;'1%
"
Minerals
1%
17%,
25c
„
;
Kirkland
4%
20%
1
-
HalhttWaX' Induetrien
Feb
34%
20% :
_i
.
ft**
..
7%
2,800
——1
class B
IfaStingS Elfg Co
Jan
1,900
1
6];; Jan
17%
& in^usTrics——_50c
Corp ...J——__c
1
"Alabastihe_—
Plywood
17
Jan
5%
25c
Products
Kobacker
'
Ilarhor
Feb
14%
16,500
1.25
Kingston
34
l.L
!—-1"
Product^''common——5
Company'Inc:—i——— 10c
American
B
&
Feb
17
1,600
5,600
45,900
3%
i'cb
5
!—
II.f:'-.
•Half Lump
81
ft
10c
Feb
*
Leases:———•—~~~-9c
Land
Feb
i%
2.50
125
£1
——--I
Western
&
81
Jan
%
Co
2,700
40
24
Coiupa i iy **.:
States
Ciulf
&
127
,
Producers. Inc_
Gypsum Lime As
Jan
4
Oil
114% Jan
Stores
Films
Jan
3%
ILs
5
(Walter)
111% Jan
3%
1
.160c
A,el——30
Hydraulics.—ft—i.i-50fe-
U liesedieck
Guild
8%
11%
Jan
;«•
1
30
107
<i%. preferred series
Grocery
Jan
Feb
2%
4%
50c
a.
1,550
;
Financial 'Co—-2!-.:—1
Freehold
7
10%
1,^00
20
6%
15%
45% Jan
16% Feb
5
5t«
7%;
A
New common
Gridoil
17
6%
Jan
~1%
pfd—100
(Del)
47:t4
39 %
25
'*:
Consolidated
Kiddo
Co
Kirby Petroleum
42%.
l
.
Great Lakes Oil & Gbemieal
Greer
6%
32
Feb
10%
700
-
81
16
16
Jan
39%
13,700
3
81
Jan
29%
13%
Corp
(D) & Company—
& Electric 4 % %
Company:
Kingsford Company
125
.5
42%
warrants—
common_+2_50c
Inc.—
Industries
Kin-Ark
4,000
'.ft:../!
———;
Corp
Western
11%
Knox
Gorp___
Lidtistrics
-/
25,900
Manufacturing Co*,
16%
Gorham Manufacturing coinmonu.
4
Grand-Rapids Varnish I—i—
l
Gray. Manufacturing Co—*!_.
5
Great
Jan
Feb
15c
Kennedy's Inc
9,600
11%
10%
11%
13%.
13%
125
—
—
Western
Jan
23%
4,900
8%
1
Kansas Gas
ii%
124
Goodman
Groat
15'%
Jan
K
Jan
28'%
7%
C),-common—!
Great Aincr
Jan
10c
*
28%
2%
Corporation
Products
18%
Industries
Oils Ltd—
-7%
7%
Wernicke IndustriesSeal
27%
Jan
-/ft
Globe Union Co Inc
Gold
16%
-2%
preferred —
GobchAAdolf)
12 ?ii
5% Feb
147
50,300
...
10%
2%
1
common
7%>
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Globe
Irving Air C'liutc
Inc—
i
Lid—
Glen more Distilleries
7 Li
10%
2%
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
Jcaimolfo Glass Co
2%
preferred—
Co
7%
10%
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing com
1
Ironrite
Inc
1
Jetvonic
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Alden
Jan
10c
1
Jupiter
1
.*
General Transistor Corp*-i—.
Gonung's; Incorporated u
Glen,
Jan
Jan
4,500
33V3C
;
Feb
_1.25
Corp
Development
Co
Jan
%
25
16%
Jan
—£1
American, dep rcls ord reg—*
General Firepioqling common
General Indus Enterprises
:
Gilchrist
Jan
40%
11%
61%
_•
.
A
(A
10
Jan
Jan
129%
4,100
32
39%
15%
.
Builders
convertible
$4.00
Jan
14%
15%
31%
Jan
•
General
Gilbert
9
.
14%
,
Acceptance Corp
Alloys Co
Stores'
Jan
14%
15%
Royalty
High
3%
2,900
132
39%
*
Jan
i
'
General
PlyWDod
Jan
11%
130
21.800
23%
130
32
Company—
Investors
Low
5%
5
International Resistance Co
Intcx Oil
Range Since Jan. I
High
4%
capital stock-*
Products
12%
10c
,
,
(i
common '
12%
Jan
Jan
Ltd
International Petroleum
50%
Power Co coifuiion
—J./..,.'. *
preferred A-.*::——*——*
100
Gcllmau Mfg Co common
——1;.
New-
Jan
10
50
5%
^General
9%
International Holdings
International
4%
Shares
•
4,300
Gatineau
General
Feb
Machinery
15,400
Co_*•— ———_i__5
General Electric
Jan
Feb
Cigar
1
14:,H
Company*
General
4
International
5
Inc
61%
FrcsmHo (The )
■ft-5ft'
11%
43%
Breweries
1334
Fuller
General
Feb
International
57%
—2.50
American dep rets old
Head Brewing Co—
>
Jan
Jan
300
22-
Jan
11%
~ 1.10U
:
9%
•iOta
Jan
7%
37,900
22?'«
1
Fox
■:>
11%
l
;
Ford Motor Co Ltd-—
■
12%
10%
Jan
2
25 %
100
America
14
_l
2
non-voting
Class B voting
A
12
10%
Jan
3%
8,300
Canada—
of
A
(Geo
12
9%
40%
•
69,700
s 1,100
8%
9^0
Jan
2,600
4
43%
?«%
30
„
Plying Tiger Line Lie
Class
8%
Jan
98
Jan
North
of
58%
1
Felmont. Petroleqm Corp
Financial General Corp:
Firth Sterling Inc
Fishman (M H) Co Inc**
Ford
10%
3%
42
Jan
19
50
Jan
Co
Low
25c
1
Faraday -Uranium Mines. Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd—
v:
9%
4
1
4,200
14%
Insurance
Inc
1
—_
benclicial
ot
19.700
:.r
25c
or
._,__i_10
—
slis
9%
43 %.
-1
Faircliilii Camera A: Instrument
Fajaido Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
23', a
100.100
38 Tb
Plywood Co
Sale*
tor Week
Range
of Prices
I
Co class
A:
.*$1
lb;
21%
Jan
Last
Par
Industrial
I'
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"""1%
22%
10c
—*—1
1st preferred*—10
cum
1%
100
9%
Week*
Friday
Sale Price
High
35%
20c
L
couvertibe preferred—.
Erie Forge & Steel Corp
Low
Jan
——
Corp_.i*i
Higli
34
—!
6
STOCKS
8,300
pfd**
FEBRUARY
American Stock Exchange
34%
—
Equity Corp common.-!
$2
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Range Since Jan. I
-
34
America*.,—-1
Inc....—. *—!*:
*'*—*•
5c
Empire Mi 11 work
Shares
34%.
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronics
Em<?ry Air Freight Corp!"—
Empire District Electric 5t«>
RANGE
for Week
-
of Trices
.Low
1
common
Coium«.iucatiuns
Sa4es
Range.
Sale Price
,
;
Week's
Last
Transit
common
-*
10c
1
3
3
3
600
27%
"334
27%
150
20
21%
2,300
15%
20%
15%
600
4 ft
86,100
3i!i;
.
10%
10%
11
1,400
23%
23
25%
7,400
22%
23%
800
54%
56%
700
19
19%
975
22%
19
9 %
3%
Jan.
4%
Feb
5'.A
1
Jan
7
Jan
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
16
Jan
21%
Feb
13%
Jan
18
Jan
3
Jan
4'A
Jan
10%
Jan
11 %
Jan
15%
Jan
27%
Jan
17
Jan
24%
Jan
52
Jan
62
Jan
17
Jan
19%
Feb
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
9%
9%
6,100
9%
4%
4%
1,400
4%
31
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Slock
of Prices
Par
National
Union
Electric
Corp.——30c
Neptune Meter common———.——5
Nestle-Le Mur Co coniinon
——1
New
Chamberlain
Petroleum—.—50c
New England Tel & Tel
New Ilavca Clock As Watch
New
Idria
New
Jersey
New
Min
& Chem
Co
Mexico
As
Pacific
Coal
New
Park
New
Process
New
Superior
Arizona
As
Co
Land--
-1
Nipissing
Noma
L*
Co
Mines Ltd—
Inc..————
Southern Railway-
Northern Iud
Northspan
25
—
1
Co
Pub Serv
Uranium
4VtVo
Mines
pfd—100
Ltd
-.1
0^-';
10c
Town
Ltd
Corp
100
90c
common
1
1*1
Feb
Jan
15%
Jan
18'ft
Jan
%
Feb
lft
Jan
Jan
274
Feb
Savoy
69
66
69
17%
17%
17%
12-%
1
11%
6,900
1.400
7
33
40%
4%
4%
43,700
6%
6%
7%
Jan
18
Jan
US Jan
2
J ft Jan
14'ft
Jan
Jan
774 Jan
% Jan
40 Va
Jan
Feb
6,000
Jan
40%
4% Jan
3}fr Jan
3,100
4:,;i
73'ft Jan
Feb
Jan
7,300
36%
4%
87%
Jan
2j«
7%
4%
23
Jan
40 %
4%
Jan
1
7%
39
fa Feb
17%
800
14
Jan
2
63
50
27,900
36%
7%
39
131
17%
200
fa
Feb
fa Jan
110
6,800
2%
2%,
1%
50
20%
1
l'ft
.
474
Jan
474
Feb
34%
2,035
Feb
774 Jan
6% Jan
67% Jan
72
Jan
8874 Jan
87%
80%
i".
1.1'
2%
47,400
lift
Feb
I'/#
1ft,
24,500
1%
Feb
174 Jan
3%
78,800
1%. Jan
4'ft Jan
2%
1
*■
3
2%
250
Jan
86
274
Jan
19%
19%
7
Ltd Amur sharcs.lOs
Overseas Securities
1
Oxford Electric Corp—————g—_—1
20
37%
38%
96%
95
'mi**
1
1%
18% Jan
180
Jan
3974 Jan
92%
1,100
2274
37
17,800
Jan
96%
1,200
1,500
2% .Jan
4%
20O
4% Jan
fa
'
76
74
68
660
183,H
18
18%
200
8%
7
9%
75,300
474
Feb
76'ft
Jan
Jan
18
16% Jau
5%
Feb
l'ft Jan
3'ft Feb
.lft Jan
3%
4%
75
1%
2%
4%
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
Va
Feb
Products——
Clay
10
Electric 6% 1st pfd—25
1st preferred—*.——-—-25
5%%
35
35%
200
3474
31%
3,500
30'ft
37'ft Jan
3174 Jan
Jan
31
31%
Jan
28%
29 %
2G%
26%
26%
300
2574
Jan
29'ft
2774
Jan
5<b
5C»
25%
25%
25%
1,100
2474
Jan
26
Jan
25%
26
1,100
25
Jan
26 'ft
Jan
24 %
24%
800
24'ft Jan
26
Jan
227a
23
300
22'ft Jan
22
22%
300
2174 Jan
1st preferred--—*
-25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd scries A—25
4.00% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Wjo
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.30% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
*
24%
4.50%
$4.40
dividend
dividend
$4.75
dividend
conv
Pacific
Northern Airlines——
—1
Petroleums Ltd
1
Warrants ——-.—————-—-
Pacific
Pacific, Power As Light 0%
Pagc-IIersey
90 Va
Tubes
(C
97 Va
47 it
4%
17
17%
11 Va
12 Va
2,800
4%
100
Pantcpcc Oil (C A> Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
11%
14
♦
»%
»
*
Leather
Shuttuek
Dei
Mining—
1474
Jan
1574 Jan
14
Feb
14%
874 Jan
1274
Jail
6,300
4,800
2,200
9%
8
Va
9'ft
9,100
7% Jan
9'ft Feb
"7 'ft
1,500
8'ft Jan
6'ft Jan
9
67 a
2.50
1
——
63
x62Vz
24
23 Vis
474
Jan
Jan
Jan
7'4 Feb
400
174
60'ft
Jan
63%
Feb
500
22'/a
Jan
24 'ft
Jan
26,400
63%
24
1 '/a
1U
4'ft
preferred ft——.————100
Shenvin-Williaiiis of Canada———•
95%
Oil
Class
Co
B
$ 1.25 pre Ce rred
Silvray
Lighting
Simca
Inc—*—.—-25e
American
Shares
convertible
Simpson's Ltd
Sinclair
common
Slick
(Howard)
Soss
l'ft
Jan
South
Coast
Penn
Corp
Oil
5lb
4.88'ft
174 Feb
Co
Corp—2
lnc—
—2
Standard
86%
Jan
11'ft
Feb
67
Jan
1
.
of America
10c
Ltd—!
1
Inc
1
84'/a
1,550
10%
11'ft
2,200
10'ft Jan
49
58
3,700
32
1,400
2'ft Jan
12'ft Feb
13»4
15%
*
——
Jan
69 74
Feb
274
Jan
374
Jan
350
6l'ft
Jan
15'ft
Jan
12,600
l'/a
83
21
Feb
3ft
Jan
610
Jan
200
1074
Jan
1074
Jan
15',4
15%
1574
1,700
Jan
1574
Feb
1474
l'ft
Jan
233,200
12,900
7
7
Jan
Jan
1074
1174
800
1074
Jan
1174
Jan
11%
11%
1174
1,800
1174
Jan
1174
Jan
89
89*
25
33%
33'ft
3374
400
22 Va
.j-22',4
23 'ft
1,700
5974
'2,000
—_5
Jan
6374
3
common.-
Jan
1,575
20c
com
474
1074
6ft
—100
Co
Feb
Jan
3,300
21
1 Va
83'/a
Jan
10%
6ft
——1
Providence Gas —:
Public Service of Colorado—
4',4%. cumulative preferred
28
Jan
io%;
25c
—
23 Va
50
20%
1%
55
8574
90
Jan
3574
Jan
2474
Jan
33'ft Feb
Jan
'
t
55
'•
18'ft
Jan
60'ft Jan
46'ft Jan
Co_
4%
41/2
1,300
4];
Investment
Rapid-American
Co
1
Stanrock
Starreft
50c
Uranium
(The)
Mines
Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp
Steel
Co
of
a
Co
Rels
(Robert)
Reiter-Fosler
As
Co
Oil
Stroock
(S)
Stylon
Sun
Sunrise
474
Republic
Industrial
Resistoflex
Riciiwell
Tampa
Jan
13'/a
1,600
1,500
12'ft
Jan
1374
Jan
Jan
24'ft
18 'ft
Jail
22
Jan
Jan
l'ft
7,300
74
1
9,500
51
50'ft
51
600
1274
1274
13 74
7,700
8%
874
37,700
Ltd
31'ft
29
1ft
Jan.
8
1
Corp
Petroleums
Rico Argentine Mining Co
3 l'ft
3474
8,400
1 'ft
lft
14,000
3'ft
50c
37a
500
%
Jan
74 Jan
.
25'ft
Jan
3 8'ft
Feb
Ex-liquidating
Grande
distribution
Gas
Rochester Gas As Elec 4% pfd F
Rokeach
(I) As Sons Inc—L
Rolls
Royce
American
l'ft
1
1
den rets
Field
Roosevelt
Raceway
ord
1-50
Co
common—
Russcks Filth
Ave
A
common
common
preferred
Co common
Electric
Inc
Television
Industries
Oil
...
Corporation
Calgary
Power
Jan
Thew
Shovel
Jan
Thompson-Slarrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
36'ft
Jan
l'ft Jan
174
Jan
2'ft Jan
3'ft
Jan
Thorofare
Co—
.
& Light $4.56
Co
pld
4'ft
Jan
86'ft
120
82'ft
Jan
86'ft
Jan
Markets
footnotes
see
Tilo
page
474 Jan
5'ft
Jan
I,
H
+
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1
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Patino of Canada Ltd—
Peninsular Metal
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98'ft Jan
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Pan Israel Oil
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66,700
115
110
1
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North American Royalties Inc
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1
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160
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York
Nickel
12,500
1%
2%
Oils
New York Auction
Feb
103% 166%
1%
1
.——
Jan
16', 4
16%
Id;
Oils Ltd-.——20c
Mining Co
367h
34%
13%
2
--50c
Jan
13% Jan
33 ?»
100
——25e
Jan
33%
2%
10%
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s
Jan
34%
—1
Co
2%
3%
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Low
Par
High
LOW
Sab**
Wrrk'ft
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.i
High
3
Friday
ENDED FEBRUARY 6
STOCKS
Shares
2%
100
,
Zinc—.
New
Low
RANGE FOR WEEK
for Week
Range,
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
Week's
last
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.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
(732)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
lasl
American Stock
Exchange
Par
National
Union
Electric
of Prices
Low
27 b
Neptune Meter common——4——~—~-5-
34%
337»
Nestle-Le Mur
1
16%
13%
Petroleum——-50c
1%
1%
New
Co
common
Chamberlain
New England Tei & Tel
New llavea Clock & Watch
New
Idria
New
Jersey
New
Min
Chcm
&
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
Park
New
Process
New
&
27%
7,500
28%
2,500
15%
—*
common—.—
common
'
*
Nipissing
Noma
Mines
16%
Lites
Norfolk
Southern
American
Class B
Cement
class
——
A
Northspan
20%
66
69
17%
17%
53
l/'o
27.900
1
2%
800
2
1
U
36%
40%
7,300
Pub
39
Feb
'10
17%
Jan
23
Jan
Jan
7374
<Jan
1774
Feb
18
Jan
Jan
112
Jan
2H
Jan
117b
,6,900
io
Jan
14%
Jan
77b Jan
77b Jan
.
33
407b
Jan
36 Va
40%
2,035
347b
Jan
4%
4%
3,100
474
Jan
4%
47i»
47 a
43,700
67b
6%
7%
6,000
4074
Feb
Feb
87%
10c
Jan
77B
Jan
72
Jan
86
Jan
Ja»
8874.
2%
47,400
115 Feb
887b
27b
Jan
il
Iftf
24,500
174
Feb
17b
78,800
174
Jan
474
Jan
1%
3
Hi
2%
250
3%
Jan
M
o
1974
1
19 74
3874
1,100
1874
Jan
223b Jan
397b Jan
9674 Feb
Jan
37
9674
180
9274 Jan
ItV
1%
1,200
Jan
1%
Jan
27b
3 7b
Jan
3%
Feb
47b
474
1,500
200.
Jan
474
Feb
Jan
7674
Jan
17o
common--———1
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sharcs_l0s
Overseas Securities-———,—
1
Oxford Electric Corp
———1
17,800
3774
90c
preferred
20
95
100
4%
75
74
76
,
660
26
474
68
Clay
187b
18
187b
200
167b
Jan
87b
7
97 b
75,300
574
Jan
1st
preferred—/—•*
25
5c,i>
redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50%
redeemable
1st
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred—,
$4.36 dividend preferred
Pacific
Northern
*
Airlines
——
Page-Horsey
Tubes
Jan
Jan
187b
Jan
22 7 «
100
22
Jan
23
Jan
—
1
Jan
17b
Jan
10%
2oc
57 b
5%
57k
500
57b
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
6%
774
2,500 "
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
•—A-—
2-U:
Jan
107b
Jan
12 7b
Jan
6,500
2 7b
Jan
4 27a
Jan
174
2
1,000
17 b
Jan
2
7P
2,800
Jan
77b
Bhawinigan Water & Power—
1
m
lli
1474
16%
29,600
29%
3074
■4 1
317 b
6,800
1
%
137 b
147b
14%
1674
9 7a
97«
ill
-
•
•
Jan
"
Jan
Jan
Feb
1674
2874 Jan
33% Jan
Jan
17 b
Jan
3,700
1274 Jan
143a
Jan
6,200
■
''
9%
'
26,000
137 b
1674
147 b
Feb
197 a
97 b
Feb
107b
'i7rf
4,300 "
Jan
35
"7
"7%
327 b
337b
600
4 7b
*
Sherman Products Inc
—1
4%
2,500
4%
25
19974
4 '!o
preferred
———■—.-100
Slierwin-Williains of Canada-———*
957 b
Shcnvin-Willioms
common——
18
97b
Siboney-Caribbcun Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd——
1,400-
1927b 205
67b
'35
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
77b
Jan
327b
Jan
3674
Jan
37b
Jan
Signal
Oil
Class
&
Gas
Co
$1.25
preferred
SilfcX Co
.L-.—
Jan
Feb
Silvray
American Shares
convertible
3,500
307b
Jan
317b
Jan
Sinclair
1,500
Jan
Singer Manufacturing Co—
Singer Manufacturing' Co Lid-—
Venezuelan
Oil
1,100
25
Jan
2674
Jan
24 Ma
24%
800
2474
Jan
26
Jan
227b
23
300
227b
Jan
237b
Jan
Smith
22
22%
300
217b
Jan
23
Jan
Sonotone
141%
320
139
4%
11%
3,600
17%
19.100
127b
100
101
35
2,800
36
150
Soss
Coast
South
13474 Jan
143 7b
Jan
Southern
Jan
74
3C,iS
Jan
Jan
38
42
44
Jan
Jan
46
Jan
2474 Jan
117b
.
57 a
57n
6,300
57b
Feb
6 7b
Jan
10%
10 7b
10%
5,100
9%
Jan
117 b
Jan
*
\l
i*<;
163.500
20,800
174
474 Jan
Jan
374
13
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38
•
uA
36
.
i
38
180
497 b
48 74
1 ft
HI
5%
.
.
i-Vf
6 74
.
.
.
374
97 b
4
547b
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
7% Feb
3
Jan
47b
Feb
100
4174
Jan
453b
Jan
97b Feb
1274
Jan
13,100
87b
2,900
77 b
774
217»
21%
22
377b
37 7 b
377b
774
«>
Jan
207 b
Jan
237b
Jan
367 b
Jan
377b
Jan
Edison—
Jan
5% original preferred
25
56
Jan
4.80%
25
25%
257b x26
500
247b
Jan
4.787b
25
2474
24%
24 3 4
600
247b
Feb
5474
54 3 4
100
5474
Feb
cumulative
Jan
101
Jan
327b
Jail
36
Feb
5 7b
19,300
47b
Jan
574 Jan
%
10
7a
82,400
i'o
J an
14,900
preference.
convertible preference..
cumulative preferred
4.247b
4.087b
2 7b
% Jan
274 Jan
convertible
4.327b
47 b
preferred
preferred
cumulative
4.407b
99
1,300
47a
25
5074
507b
400
237b
1,100
2174
2174
200
2174
57b
200
207b
900
12%
1,100
59-
Jan
26
.
*
2174 Jan
2174
2274
preferred
25
cumulative preferred——25
California
290
227 b
25
25
5674
56
cumulative
Southern
Jan
400
2,000
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan '•
Jan
4.567b
Feb
187
-
57b
107b
1
California
38
357b Jan
Jan
Jan
574
Jan
Jan
43,900
16,200
45
45
97 b
Jan
•
477b
3,300
47a
1
.7,700
34
337b
174
197b
137b
Jan
;
7%
47b
——1
common
common
Co
60
6
7
•
——
1,100
,
.
50
/
p
150
35%
3474
175
!•*
8974
Feb
Jan
3
2% Jan
Jan
Jail
'257b
2%
2,400
Feb
374
17
*
2
Oil
200
common———12.50
Corp
Penn
20
Paper Mills
——
Manufacturing
South
Jan
8574
4%
17
Feb
887b Jan
9874
50
3%
3574
26
Jan
-
57 b
Co-/—,——1
25%
(Howard)
Corp
8,300
Jan
37 b
Amcr dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics Sc Tcicv Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
—
5
917b
Jan
3
common——-—
Jan
Jan
7a
Jan
374
1
Jan
88
29,900
25
29%
2774
86% Jan
Jan
25
26
95
23%
4374
Jan
130
Jan
44
Jan
690
19%
Jan
Publications—
317a
98%
400
41 %
preferred-^—^—A*
31
91%
Feb
22%
44
—Ji,000 fr
Simpson's Ltd
90%
54
33
417 b
Corp——_—10c
Mines Ltd————1
Lighting lnc——————25c
Jan
97%
97
Jan
•u
Precision
'3774
91
250
Jan
49
•-*
—
Jan
97%
Feb
947b
275
25
34%
Jan
1927b
110
54
22 7 b
A———2
—
common
Silver Creek
Simca
28
2.000
96
53 74
2
class
B
47b Jan
957b
10c
247b
2
Hi
7
1
a
—
Jail
4,800
2%
-1-
common————-—*
Mining—
1%
11%
2%
11
7/1;
1574
Servo Corp of America——*
Servomechanisms Inc——
—20c
vtc—2 Bol
Pantcpcc Oil (C A) Amcr shares—1 Bol
48;0G(1 '
Jan
174
Sentry Corp ——»—*—10c
Serrick Corp class B————
—1
2574
———lc
K"
2
Z
11s
2
■
Jau
2 74
11
Airlines——4—.—1
300
11%
Jan
77b
1,100
17%
\
3,600
———J
Doim
21
18,100
26%
~4%
22 7 «
Jan
Ui
25%
l>fd——100
A)
17%
18
1
29%
1
common
(C
Jan
100
9%
23%
26%
1
—-—
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan Israel Oil vtc.
100
18
ft
200
•
Pucific
Petroleums Ltd
Warrants
Pacific Power <te Light 5%
2074
18
1%
25 %
140
2074
Feb
9 7
357b
•
*
Jan
17 b
25%
preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
*
Jail
8j,4
22%
20
26%
24%
19%
Feb
177a
Bros Ine————-——-
Shattuek
Feb
77b
2074
Scurry-Rainbow Gil Co LtR,—50.C;,
Leather
177b
700
18
Seaporeel Metals Inc—10c
Securities Corp General——r-i
Security Freehold Petroleums—
•
Sceburg (The) Corp-
Be ton
2,100
8
77a
.——-.—1
Paper Curpv..'!
Sayro & Fisher Co
Soeman
19%
9%
Saxon
WesUirn
an
-1
Lid
35
31%
High
17
,
25c
Sapphire Petroleums
Savoy OiJ Inc (Del'
Seaboard
18%
~7%
preferred 5','0 series
20
preferred 47b% series_20
series-20
Cumulative
9.000
17%
*
—
—2.50
Cumulative 'preterm) 4,40%
5.60%
preferred
$3
1°
1st pfd—25
—25
5%
Cumulative
Simmoiis-Boardman
Products—A-
Pacific Uas & Electric 6%
5 Msl«t preferred—.
Low
19%
Silver-Miller
v
Pacific
Range Since Jan. I
High
18%
Shoe Corp of America common———3
50c
Shares
Jan
1
L
1%
■
674
87%
2'A
...
3\[( Jan
47b Jan
47b Feb
077b
4 W/o pfd—100
Mines Ltd——_1
Corp common.—-.———
Corp
131
Jan
A
47 b
39
flerv
cumulative
14
l
Jan
63
200:
1,400
2%
1
6,800
I
77b
—:
v:V#;,:
Town
40c
18%
17 74
50
Ohio Brass Co common—
Ohio Pawer 47b% preferred—
Okalta Oils Ltd
Old
600
11.
69
10
Feb
110
1
Nuclear Corp of Amor A (Del.)
V.:
50 *:
7%
—
Ogden
Feb
1
Co
Uranium
Warrants
Jan
7%
—
ltlt
Northern Ind
w
27 b
25
—;
.
American Royalties Inc
Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast Airlines
North
Penn
1
12%
North
Nortli
Feb
Jan
20
10
Jan
1/a
17b
——1
ltailway
18%
Jan
10,100
1
North
Jan
66,703
115
18%
Milling Co Ltd16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Feb
28%
1
27b
12%
Ine
17b
2%
110
1 -/«%■'•
27a
Jan
1'
1677b
Jan
160
1A
1
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,890
17%
7a
2
—
Ltd.—/
Mines
Jan
l/l«
10,700
10%
Low
San Carlos
155.000
Now York Ac Honduras
Rosario—r—10
New
York
Merchandisc..—-——-10
Rhu
Jan
Jan
1%
1
Nickel
Feb
17b
2'/b
—*
New
1674
1 Va
7/»
Oils...
York Auction Co
Jan
2
2%
Superior
Jan
13 74
12,500
163% 1667 a
Ltd——.—20c
Co
337a
St Lawrence Corp
^td commonSaltun-Brosiiis Inc—_——
1%
Earn!———1
Oils
Jan
36%
2
Mining Cb^.——/l
Par
for Week
of Prices
S
Jan
7.000
34%
16%
l,"o
27
3%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
1,30 J
106
27
Stock
High
Jan
2%
1
50c
25c
Arizona
11.500
100
Co.
Co
Zinc——
New
LOW
3
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
High
2%
Corp——30c
Friday
F.NDEI) FEBRUARY 6
for Week
Range
Sale Price
RANGE FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
257b
Jan
5574
Jan
Jan
50
Jan
5174
217b
Jan
23%
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
47 b
Jan
57b
Jan
117b
Jan
Company
1
Parker Pen Co class A—
Class B
11%
105,300
174
474
Jan
18
Southern
Materials
2
15
14%
15%
1,300
147b
Jan
1574 Jan
Southern
10
10
1074
600
14%
10%
5%
14
147b
14
Feb
14%
Jan
Southland
5
81
81
82
300
107a
117b
6,300
4,800
Pipe Line..
Royalty Co——1
-1
2
874
Jan
127b
Jan
47b
Jan
574
Jan
Spear & Company——
Spencer Shoe Corp——
—10c
37 b
3%
374
43,100
27b
Jan
—1
13 %
127b
13%
3,900
11%
Jan
147b
Feb
9%
9%
107b
25,600
97b
Feb
117b
Jan
774
974
3,600
47b
Jan
9%
Jan
167b
177b
4,000
147b
Jan
177b
Jan
2774
277b
200
267b
Jan
28
Jan
87 b
Park Chemical
Parbersburg-Aetna
Corp ———.1
Patino of Canada
Ltd————
Peninsular Metal
Perm Traffic Co
Products—
2
-—1
9%
2.50
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils As Minerals
9,100
7%
Jan
87b
67b
Jan
9
Jan
1,500
Jan
7%
Feb
63
X62%
6374
400
60 74
Jan
6374
Feb
24
237a
500
227b Jan
247b
Jan
174
Feb
5
24%
24
1%
24
1%
2574
Vn
26,400
174
Jan
3,500
237b
Jan
4,300
.
97 b Feb
..
28
Jan
7
7
774
10c
6%
77 b
3,300
4%
Jan
87b
Jan
10%
10%
6%
97 b
1174
1074
8,500
97b
Jan
1174
Feb
2,100
97a
Jan
117b
1
—
—1
Pittsburgh & Lake Eric—
Pittsburgh Railways Co_.
50
:
*
Pneumatic Scale common—
Poiorou Products class A_
Fowdrcll & Alexander common
—10
——1
2.50
Power Corp of Canada
common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
—
-1
10
%
17b
9,700
17b
Jan
17b
Feb
847b
1,550
83 %
Feb
86%
Jan
1174
2,200
1074 Jan
1174
Feb
50
49
58
3,700
32
67
Jan
4
1,400
1
3%
3%
12%
12 %
67%
218
ttico Telephone Co——.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com_.
common—
4%
Jan
700
12 7b
Feb
13 7b
Jan
6374
Jan
69 Va
Feb
37b
Jan
3
27a
70
15%
6&
27b
Jan
350
61%
1574
Jan
83
Jan
Jan
21
Feb
233,200
7b
Jan
1%
Jan
12,900
6V0
Jan
7
Jan
21
1%
3,300
77%
20%
12,600
1%
17 b
7
6i",r
107b
200
107b
Jan
1574
1,700
107b
147b
Jan
15%
Jan
1574
Feb
107 b
117b
800
107b
Jan
1174
Jan
117 b
1,800
117b
Jan
11%
Jan
107b
15%
1
Puerto
Jan
1,575
70
—
27b
127b
1
Providence Gas
a
——
*
Public Service of Colorado—
474% cumulative p refer red
.—100
Jan
6974
*
1
Jan
107b
1
Inc.
Feb
83 Ma
1%
25c
Company
774
10%
10c
Pressed Metals of America.,
Preston East Dome Mines LtdP R M Inc
6% Jan
84
68%
Pratt & Lambert
Co_—.———
Prentice-IIall Inc common
Pyle-National Co
'
97b
1
Pierce Industries lnc
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd——
(The)
2,200
774
li.V
pesos
Corp
Progress Mfg Co
57a
87b
1
.
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dish Tel Co—10
Phillips Screw Co
Prophet
5Va
r
Feb
67b
——
Aircraft
18
2.50
———
Pep Boys (The)
——1
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Piasccki
9%
Jan
11%
117a
•
89
89
90
Jan
33%
33%
33%
400
3374
Feb
3574
Jan
3
22 %
/22 7 b
2374
1,700
18 Ma
Jan
247b
Jan
2,600
46 V4
Jan
607b
Jan
55
*55
25
857b
Jan
•
597 b
Corp
Stahl-Moyer
warrants
Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible
Standard
preferred
Corp
Forgings Corp
(Ky>
Standard
Mines
Instruments
(J
(Hugo)
Stone
B)
Stroock
(S)
Ray
&
Sunrise
4%
Rapid-American
Rath
Raymond
47b
413
1.3°0
47b
Jan
1
common
25%
600
247b
Jan
257b' Jan
347a
37
387 a
11.800
29
Jail
387b
Feb
Talon
10
237a
23%
247 b
2,550
1974
Jan
247b
Jan
.—10
Inc
5974
5974
62
3,600
54%
Jan
627b
Jail
1,600
1,500
1274
Jan
137b
Jan
227b
Jan
247b
Jan
700
187b
Jan
22
Jan
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
1274
137b
20
23
23
237b
1
21
207b
21
Pump Co
Reis
(Robert) & Co
Reitel'-Fosier Oil Corp
1
12'%
174
,_50c
Reliance Insurance Co
10
1
12%
Republic
1
8%
Richwell
Corp
Corp
Valley
Vtc extended
Gas
to Jan
3
Royce Ltd—
American den rets ord
Field
Raceway
1374
7,700
87b
37,700
8
29
8
%
Jan
Jan
17b
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
547b
Jan
117b
Jan
137b
Jan
Jan
87b
Feb
3174
347b
8,400
Jan
36%
Jan
1ft
17 si
IV!;"
14,000
174
Jan
17b
Jan
3%
37a
500
274
Jan
37b
Jan
1
reg—,
1374
1374
1,500
127b
Jan
137b Jan
23 7
237b
247b
1,800
2374 Jan
—1
«
47 b
4 74
5
77 b
7 7b
77b
1
174
4
13
12
13
2474
237b
257b
757b
757b
2
u
574 Jan
474
2,000
7
Jan
77b
Jan
l,n0
Jan
27b
Jan
37b
Jan
4
1174 Jan
13
Feb
G
Jan
18,500
6,100
900
Feb
74 Jan
6
•
7
—5
Jan
1,200
23
Jan
277b
225
71
Jan
18 7 b
300
77b
15%
•
Feb
Jan
3,000
At
47b
3}"
37
247b
200
16
6
157 b
Jan
7974
Jan
Jan
77b
Jan
Jan
167b
Jan
18 7 b
1974
900
18
Jan
217b
Jan
167 b
167b
100
1574 Jan
167b
Jan
4 7b
4%
47 b
79,800
3
Jan
47b
Jan
217 b
217 b
700
20
Jan
217b
337b
34
600
337b
Jan
347b
Jan
1
217 b
22%
1,200
217b
Jan
•.227b
Jan
3674
377 b
400
337b
Jan
3774
Jan
1
377b
1
~3%
~
16%
157a
*
common
'
"
3,900
147b
Petrol
47b
8,400
3
Jan
4%
Jan
237b
1,100
21
Jan
237b
Jan
207b
20 7b
100
1
47 b
4%
47b
10,500
3%
37 b
474
2,100
197b Jan
474 Jan
374 Jan
7
67b
774
13,600
67b Jan
1
Corp
Feb
374
1
Supermarkets Corp
I6V2
Jan
Jan
2274
25c
4%
100
47 b
85
1
47 b
700
97b
Jan
97 b
Jan
474
5,600
37b
Jan
474
Jan
86 7b
120
8274
Jan
86 %
Jan
5%
9,400
474
Jan
57 b
Jan
£1
14%
157 b
Jan
7%
87 b
4,700
77b
Jan
8 7b
Jan
57a
57s
5%
7,900
57b
Jan
6
Jan
1
18%
1874-
1874
Jan
37b
3%
3,400
374
Jan
37b
Jan
11%
117 b
117b
5,000
117b
Feb
12%
Jan
4%
20.200
2%
Jan
5%
5,300
5%
Feb
37 74
800
—1.25
47b
1
57 b
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
page
2,400
37b
*
Russcks Fifth Ave common
Russell (Tim F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
1974
50c
Royal American Corp.
Royaltte Oil Co Ltd
see
Jan
77 b
30c
Inc
1
1
33.
37 b
57b
36
5
374
47b
574
37a
37a
Inc
Class
B
class
A
common
4%
cumulative
Tampa
Electric
Technicolor
Inc
common
i-
Co
,
337b
Jan
2074
Jan
47b
Feb
674
Jan
4074
Jan
17,100
47b
Jan
574
Feb
2,500
37b
Jan
474
Jan
147b
1,100
1474 Jan
87b
300
8
Jan
1,900
42
Feb
1
70c convertible preferred.—
Thorolare Markets Inc
207b Jan
57b
„
Jan
47b
.
Jan
77b
Jan
Co
class
A
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental warrants
Two
774 Jan
Jan
18
15% Jan
87 b
46
87b
Feb
Jan
Feb
37 b
27 b
3%
274
Jan
37 b
Feb
97 b
974
97b
1,300
9
Jan
107b
Jan
6
6
67 b
2,900
4%
Jan
774
Jan
8,600
127b
Jan
1%
25c
*
7b
257b
10c
10
12%
2
7b
267 b
2574
Jan
1674
3,500
1474
1374
1% Jan
27b
46,700
7b Jan
917b Jan
2574 Feb
7b
2.300
95
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
274
3
51,200
17b
Jan
37 b
127s
3
Jan
Jan
13
2.700
87b
Jan
1374
Jan
25c
34
34
2,400
32
3474
Feb
34
3334
36
3.000
3274 Jan
36
Jan
19%
19 7 b
197b
3,700
1774 Jan
207b
Jan
50c
—1
•
J434
Jan
CO
Jan
8%
Jan
400
37b
Jan
4
Feb
35%
357 b
367b
600
357b
Jan
3674
Jan
88
88
88
100
84 %
Jan
4
4
4
234
274
-
2,400
67b
Jan
2,900
13%
Jan
.2%
56,100
74
7a
8%
1,900
17b
37,100
8%
1%
74
Feb
1,500
634
14
~2 7b
27b
27b
1574
67 b
67b
,
36
1,200
%
7
297b
89
Jan
37b
Jan
7%
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
27b
Feb
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
87b
Jan
3774
Jan
Jan
3474
277s
10
3474
27 3
a
287b
41,900
277s
Feb
307b
207b
1974
20%
1,600
19
Jan
20%
Jan
37
Temper Corp
427b
90
34
Jan
42 %
Feb
1074
3,000
Jan
107 b
Jan
Inc
Guys
41,900
20,600
Jan
1
Lux
Trimz
87b
%
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4 74^
preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Cent Industries Inc_.
1
True
43
7 7b
lis
Amer
Oil
42
8 74
13%
Roofing Inc
-1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Cuba
42
10C
Tilo
Trans
8
5
pfd
common
Thompson-Stnri'ett Co Inc
Trans
8
1
.1
Calgary
Shovel
1,100
1574
1
Inc—
Co
...
Texas Power & Light $4.56
Thew
1674
1474
20c
Industries
Tenney Engineering Inc
Tcxam Oil Corporation
Texas
161 b
1474
1
common
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompter Corp
Television
1674
10
7
preferred
Co
5
„5
common—
Thriftmarket Inc
97b
1-50
Inc
footnotes
1274
74
49
Co—
1965
Roxbury Carpet Company—
For
600
31%
Rolls
Roosevelt
9,500
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd P
Rokeach
(I) <te Sons Inc
Roosevelt
7,300
1
51
1
.—50c
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution
Grande
17b
7b
1
Petroleums Ltd
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio
174
5074
7a
51
Remington Arms Co Inc
Industrial
1374
a
Jan
2574
1
International
Resistotlex
—1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
common
Red a
Jan
707b
Jan
T
Co
Reading Tube Corp
18 74
Jan
874
.
Corp
Packing Co
Jan
Jan
64 74
5
common
R
Investment
7b
167b
—•
——
International
Jan
1.400
1
Corp
Co
47b
2,400
1,200
10c
Corp
Drug
Jan
17
common_5
(Del)
Stylon Corporation
Sun
Jan
707b
25c
common
Container
Jan
167b
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers lnc_^
Stetson
87 b
1374
1074
84
!
Jan
Jan
69
—50o
Inc
Corp
"8 7 b
87b
80
7074
1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
;
Stein (A) & Co common
Sterling Precision
177b
1
(The)
Corp—
50c convertible preferred—
Statecoiirt Enterprises Inc.
Stinnes
127 b
.1
Ltd
Starrclt
Stat.hum
12%
10
Standard-Thomson
Corp..
Standard Tube class B—
Uranium
1
—1
1
Oil
Standard
Products
Co
Standard Shares Inc common
Stanrock
5 7b
20
Financial
Standard
5 7b
*
Superior Tool &; Die Co
Q
Raino
—2
———
Rand
Sunset
Quebec I.ithiifn Corp
Quebec Power Co
Corp—2
Inc
Co
Stop As Shop Inc
20c
—5
Sperry
Petroleum
from
Harrison Inc—
—_c
97b
974
9%
Jan
•*
Volume 189
Number 5819
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(733)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
ale Price
Par
of Prices
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1.
High
Low
Chemical
Corp
5
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co„
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United
Aircraft
Products
United
Asbestos
4
1
1
Cuban Oil Inc
United Milk
United
I
Products
•
common
Jan
10%
Jan
BONDS
Interest
Last
17%
600
17%
Feb
17%
Feb
American Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
10
10%
2,600
10
Feb
11%
Jan
24%
100
23% Jan
24%
Jan
7%
%
6
1%
8%
8,800
7%
Jan
8%
6%
8
10c
Corp
7%
24%
10%
common__50c
6H
21,600
6%
Feb
7
2
MX
»°«
u.
5
6,500
I?,5%
-••Amer
dep
«
rets ord
registered
4§0
U~S Ceramic
U 6 Foil
10-V4
10 Va
10%
1
Tile
class
6%
42 %
42
44%
1
5%
Corp___
Co
B
U-S-Rubber Reclaiming Co
U S-Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
1
United Stores Corp common.
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated OilUniversal Controls Inc
__50c
182% 182%
7
6%
4%
34
301%
10%
iu
Jan
A6s
Jan
ADanzig
Jan
AGerman
5%
Feb
25c
2%
.10
48%
2,100
10,900
16,200
2%
1,600
1074 Feb
Feb
48% Jan
7
34% Feb
Jan
48
Feb
14
Feb
2% Jan
Feb
53
Jan
46%
49%
33
33
33
220
14%
14%
15
8,800
13% Jan
15%
Utah-Idaho
—5
3,200
-6% Jan
7%
Jan
37%
Jan
49% Feb
32
Jan
33
(Plan A)
stamped
(Plan A)
2s
•No
f
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
tribution.
Deferred
a
distribution,
in
year's
g
New
Corp
(when
delivered)
32,700
7%
88
5
41
-1
~7
6
Jan
1,100
6
Jan
370
83
Jan
87% 101
41
Industries warrants
x43%
1,500
5%
1,900
7
7%
7,100
1,900
r
Vita Food Products.
44%
Jan
6
Jan
8%
Jan
4%
19%
z
dividend,
4
4%
4%
5,800
15%
15 %
15%
2,300
10 %
10
10%
700
Co
•
-
100
Jan
15
9% Jan
&
Waltham
Webb Aj
£6
.
71
3%
1,200
1
2%
2%
2%
Below
on
are
the
1%
1%
1%
27,800
•
112
pfd
72
trials
roads
ities
Stock3
161.91
90.88
205.69
161.57
90.72
205.17
2% Jati
Feb.
3
592.34
162.33
91.20
205.61
174
Jan
Feb.
4
589.38
161.60
90,97
204.69
Jan
Feb.
5
586.12
160.84
90.65
203.67
2474
pfd
2%
21/4
2-711
1,000
2
274
Jan
2 iff
2
A
A
2%
10,800
1%, Jan
als
10,300
A Jan
H?
■%
89%
90%
40
Jan
9174
Jan
3%
3%
1,700
Jan
3%
Jan
313
4
200
4
Jan
Date—
140
10
140
Jan
Mon.
31/4
140
Jan
89
3%
3{& Jan
140
Jan
Jan
-j",i
311%
10,800
31%
100
29%
Jan
32
32%
34 %
550
32
Jan
34% Feb
2774
Jan
2874
Jan
40%
Va
Jan
1%
8,400
1774
Jan
20%
3%
5,700
2%
Jan
3 %
Feb
14%
151%
900
1474
Jan
1574
Jan
14%
15%
*9,700
1574
Feb
11,8J0
1374 Jan
574 Jan
13% Jan
23
Jan
1974
21
Jan
1
19%
3
15
5,000
96%
98i%
30
93%
Jan
26%
50
Jan
27%
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
8%
Feb
14
14%
2,950
23%
23%
500
22%
Jan
2374
Jan
G2i%
64
900
62% Feb
(3874
1A
1A
1%
17%
1774
1,500
17%
2,300
8%
Jan
8
%
Interest
Last
1'eriod
Sale Price
debs
1994___June-Dec
1970
June-Dec
17,200
174
174 Jan
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bonds
High
Jan
Jan
18
Low
No.
94%
June-Dec
84%
85%
15
Jan-July
80%
80%
8
56%
Corp—
subord debentures
$97%
81%
81%
3%s
Jan-July
110%
107
141
475.5
—1.2
476.6
332.2
Co 6s
94%
$86
1981__May-Nop
deb '62—Jan-July
98
conv
1965
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
21
94%
40
81
86%
70
94
2
——
69
83%
83%
1982
1982
1983
Southern
California
Southern
Counties Gas
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
&
3%s
1970
(Calif)
Electric
3s
3143
United
1971
1970
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s
404.8
—1.9
404.8
263.2
350.1
360.4
—2.9
360.4
261.3
Int'l
$81%
83Va
1974
89
10014
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
3,609,980
$7,241,000
Feb. 3
3,217,380
5,696,000
253,000
3,163,210
5,941,000
Feb. 5
3,137,317
6,212,000
171,000
293,000
Feb. 6
3,009,870
6,230,000
16,140,757
$30,320,000
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
5
Total
103
89%
2
——
__
89%
5
20
:
••
stocks—No.
of
U.
A
81
84
92%
82%
89
99
105
91
100%
107%
91
91
65
96
1
101%
95%
103
96
70 %
71%
37
69%
72
100% 100 %
1
99
5
99
99
99
30,320,000
1,180,000
22,964,000
$1,000
4,000
8,001,000
172,680,500
6,893,000
145,130,000
$31,744,000
$24,169,000
$180,686,500
$152,052,000
$1,424,000
:
—
-
$25,000
-
Total-.,
^4,000
25,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
'
Domestic
(No. of
Bonds
Shares)
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Mon.
Feb. 2
Tucs.
2,076,175
Bonds
$5,000
$5,000
$136,000
Feb. 3
1,666,605
66,000
Wed.
Feb. 4
1,811,395
94,000
lib ooo
Thurs.
Feb. 5
1,612,234
86,000
2,000
Fri.
Feb. 6
1,422.426
105,000
1,000
1,000
Total
Bonds
$146,000
67,000
107,000
88,000
3,000
Tot»L
$487,000
8,588,836
109,000
$9,000
$21,000
105%
62
1
62,242,594
!
Railroad and Industrial
1958
99,394,171
Bank
$517,000
96%
1959
Stocks—No. of Shares
1958
1959
1958
8,588,836
3,176,590
51,914,841
16,607,707
$487,000
$331,000
$3,573,000
$1,936,000
21,000
95,000
272,000
216,000
9,000
15,000
122,000
216,000
$517,000
$441,000
$3,967,000
$2,368,000
Bonds—'
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
100%
99
Jan. 1 to Feb. 6
Week Ended Feb. 6
86
8
p~—
1959
1958
12,371,238
105
106%
102%
86
86
67
$31,744,000
Jan- $ to Feb. 6
16,140,757
$). Government
International
90%
—
101% 101%
70%
6,505,000
5,474,000
—
89
$60
86
—
—
$1,424,000
1959
.
scares
84%
8
$91
-w
83%
82
41
105
Bond
Sales
y~
Week Ended Feb. 6
.
—
91%
„
106% 106%
—
—
Total
$7,704,000
£.949,000
244,000
Fri.
78
1
89
Bonds
$463,000
Feb. 4
95%
84
Government
Bonds
86
65
—
99% 100%
$105%
June-Dec
Jane-Aug
1959
84
United States
Bank
Railroad
and MIscel.
96%
86
92
10
83%
1982
94%
——
97
K
397.2
97%
87
I
94%
$81%
1981..
103
92%
73
70
93%
$88
$92%
series
155.5
Tues.
123
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
s
Feb. 2
Mon.
100
Feb-Aug
4.74s series J
97%
96
Feb-Aug
1979
474 s series I
124%
120
1978
474
88
3
E
H
216.3
Shares
82%
86%
32
series
G
0.0
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98
99
1976
series
219.7
212.5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
47
123
1976
series
402.2
356.3
167%
98
C
374 s
534.8
—1.9
82
85
91%
D
4V4s
—1.4
355.9
212.4
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
534.8
349.3
*87
Corp 3s,
1973
F
527.0
Goods
80
123
1998. Jan-July
May-Nou
94
series
series
Goods
87%
97%
93
series
3s
*,
470.0
Durable
Trnasportation
Utility
83%
103
93%
$85%
3%s
-
8
~
2%s
-
373.3
Stocks
139%
"
3 Yes
..
511.5
No. of
56%
—
118
Lov
299.0
—1.3
122%
98
81%
1958-1959]
High
Changs
39%
$101
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Jan-July
B
23, '59
—1.2
94%
53
-
$98
1964__June-Dec
1970
series
Jan.
413.2
45
6
—
and by major industry
highs and lows for the
511.5
High
36%
44
$86%
Jan-July
1968
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
3s
the closing prices of the common
504.8
Foreign
1963
Southern California Edison 3s
314s series A 1973
on
408.4
41%
1
164
1959
103.19 Jan 2
—
Manufacturing
89%
1
•
—
.163
$37
—j
May-JVou
1971
-Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
6
107.32'Jan 22
Composite
Bonds—
1976
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Harbor Water Power
Feb.
Range for
413.2
National Research
New
102.82 Dec 31
72.75 Jan 2
105.91
Wed.
39%
Safe
Feb.
Percent
Thurs.
39%
& Gas
Low
120%
'
36
„
56%
Public Service Electric
Range for 1958
High
Jan. 1
Quar-Feb
1993
Power
Closing
Jan. 30, '59
Range Since
44%
May
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Mar-S«pf
Flying Tiger Lin© 5145 conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
jAItalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
liq tr ctfs..
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
April-Oct
&
86.27
9% Jan
Sold
89%
$123
May-Hoi
3%s
85.37
stock for the week ended Jan.
30, 1959, for composite
groups compared with the preceding week and with
current year are as follows (1939=100):
Week's Range
$37%
90
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Pennsylvania Water
84.03
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Non-Durable
Feb
8%
8%
3%s
85.53
105.71
The SEC index of stock prices based
;
Jan
14 %
17%
3s
90.13
105.81
Jan
26%
1274
Corp.
mortgage
86.21
3
98% Feb
26%
40c
extended to
85.22
2
Feb
98%
•Finland Residential
1st
84.02
Low
Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1953
85.43
106.51
-Delaware
mortgage
86.26
90.16
Fri.
8>/4
■Chicago Transit Authority 374s 1973
Power
86.28
85.35
High
21%
Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
-Boston Edison 274s series A 1970
1st
85.26
84.03
106.09
6
•Bethlehem
•6%s due
84.17
Feb.
Jan
20%
2%
1
Low
Ohio
85.57
85.53
Jan
6,900
18%
32%
Friday
convertible
86.16
90.11
90.12
Wed.
20
BONDS
■5s
85.12
Thurs. Feb. 5
7%
Americau Stock Exchange
-
Bond*
84.02
Jan
5s
...
lties
Rails
85.49
Jan
A Jan
8
.
40
Jan
37%
1%
'*
21%
1
4s series A
+
Total
-
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Ltd—
mortgage
Util-
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
2
dep rets ord rcg
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
A 1st
,4
30
Grade
-
Rails
Tues. Feb.
*
Newspaper Machine
Grade
Feb
100
Ltd
Amer
-
'
'
•Second
~
Jan
4%
117
1
Wood all Industries Inc
.
....
Jan
1
AAmeir Steel & Pump 4s Inc
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
10
First
90.02
592.23
r
trials
593.96
2
Jan
25
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum
...
Indus¬
30
3% Jan
10
preferred
65
Feb.
22
..5
Williams (Ft C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
Util-
Jan.
109
1
Willlams-McWilliams Industries
1st
Date
Rail¬
Feb
3% Feb
100
1
common
10...
29%
100
1
Lt 4 %%
Total
.
4074 Jan
Jan
2,500
10c
common
(F W)
Indus¬
15~
Jan
3
-
lo
;
a
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wiekes (The) Corp..
Woolworth
113%
Feb
•
4%
1
Inc
Woodley Petroleum
Jan
20
*
24%
100
White Eagle Internat Oil Co
Wood
30
3%
1%
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
&
—•Bonds—
-
/> 10
Jan
24%
♦
Industries
Averages
Jan
3%
3%
dep rets ord shares
Is
Western Tablet &
Stationery common.*
Westmoreland Coal
20
Pwr
t Ex-dis¬
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
3%
!
24%
..1.25
.
Leaseholds Ltd
(John)
Jan
1
•Amer
'5%
year's range),
the New York Stock
1% Jan
1% Jan
27,700
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st
pfd_.100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Wood
in
sales being transacted during the current week.
37 %
1,150
ra
Wisconsin
Jan
2%
m
3,300
38%
Co
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
White Stores Inc
range),
d Ex-ihterest.
11 Under-tlie-rule
transaction
included
(not
Stock and Bond
10% Jan
5
Manufacturing
year's
li Ex-principal.
cash
24% Jan
3%
29%
371%
preference
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Development Co
3
">
30 '
10c
Instrument
Knapp Inc
Westmoreland
72
27%
...
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
Western
300
1,100
.
37V4
30
Inc
Precision
WentwoTth
72
1
Tiernan
series
3%
.1
$2 -cumulative preferred
.
3%
3%
-
In
'
Waltt & Bond Inc
Wallace
3%
3%
3%
•
4
_.
Ex-liquidating dividend.
^StocksAircraft
Wagrrer Baking voting ctfs ext
•7*/<f~ preferred.
for
included
(hot
15
5074
-
$3974
2012—Jan-July
Transaction
no
50
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trust, certificates;
"w 1," when issued;"w
w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
'•
'
listed
Waco
5014
Abbreviations used
Jan
Jan
40
$52
.Jan-July
Jan
4%
5074
3974
102% 102%
Mar-Sept
Jan
Jan
10214
48%
$80
$80
•
3%
4%
25c
,
Feb
3%
3%
Manufacturing
Feb
3%
1
2
Co
Va
being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and ask prices;
^Reported in receivership.
7% Feb
101
Jan
7%
•
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
10
38% Jan
4% Jan
5%
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation
Vogt
10%
5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van-Norman
6i%
—
-
$4 convertible preferred
-
8%
6%
1
common
101%
$15%
$60
Jl/ap-Nov
A Bonds
Valspar
186%
June-Dec
Ex-stock
1674
215
April-Oct
Ex-rlglits.
y
1674
186%
$140
delivery transaction
range),
Ex-dividend,
x
1674
215
Feb-Aug
Jan
High
$186%
Feb-Aug
A7s (issue of Oct
1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro
$162
1674
May-Nov
214s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
Jan
25,600
stamped
Low
__
$215
June-Dee
Maranliao
47%
7%
1947
Jan
Jan. 1
No.
$135
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan
2% Jan
1% Jan
3,600
1952
1947
Jan
30
50%
7
6s
7s
7%
.14
7%
Munic
secured
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
614s
5%
-15
Sugars—
Cons
$135
Range Since
Sold
High
Banks—
....
Waterways
18274
Universal Insurance..
Universal Marion Corp
.1
F
&
Jan
3% Jan
62,600
2%
AS
1951
Port
Jan
42
18,100
14
48
Prov
AHauover (City of) Germany—
7s 1939 (80% redeemed)
AHanover (Prov) 614s 1949
180
34%
6
series B
Jan-July
—
4% Jan
9% Jan
10
2,500
7
1951
-series
%
4%
1823i
50c
1
Conditioning
2
7s
Bk of German State &
A
1952
A 6s
A Jan
4974
35
10s
100
JRR& Canal
U S Air
Central
(Germany)
4% Jan
500
4%
Jan
ABaden
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Feb
1}3 Jan
A Jan
30,300
37%
35
35%
Molasses Co Ltd—
United
Week's Range
Friday
2,500
9
17 %
20
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Elastic
8%
•
Corp
United
8%
G
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
High
u
Unexcelled
FEBRUARY
Sales
for Week
Range
Total
|
!
34
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(734)
.
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
American
Tei
American
Tel
&
Edison
—_
Calumet
Hecla
&
Service
Copper
Range
4%%
Co
Co
1st pfd
67<f
First
Nat'i
Stores
Ford
•
—r
•
Motor
0
Co
Kennecott
Corp
Loew's
Copper
Feb
61%
50
Jan
19
1%
30 %
33%
Jan
Jan
84%
75c
Jan
1%
Jan
48
Jan
50%
Jan
V
155
Detroit Stock
Jan
39
16
38%
Feb
42 '
299
74%
Feb
81 %
54%
334
52%
Jan
56%
Jan
80 %
Jan
A C F
48%
Jan
Allen
44
Jan
Brlggs
108
Feb
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Jan
Budd Company
Buell Die & Machine
78%
1,821
76%
Feb
4G%
388
45%
Feb
192
39%, Feb
310
90%
Jan
Par
10%
Feb
12
95
33%
Feb
37
Jan
Burroughs
12%
Jan
14
Jan
6c
Jan
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
Olin
Mathieson
Chemical
Mining
Shawmut
Stone
S
Fruit
Vermont &
Jan
Consumers
Jan
Continental
Davidson
16%
17%
282
16%
Feb
19%
Jan
Detroit
27
27
25
Jan
27
Feb
"
1%
Feb
1%
36%
128
32 %
Jan
36 %
Feb
29%
150
29%
Jan
30%
Jan
59
120
56 %
Jan
59%
Jan
33%
Jan
37%
Jan
28%
Jan
32%
Jan
41
Jan
44 %
Jan
45%
Jan
49%
Feb
51%
Jan
37'A
37%
29%
30%
1,116
42%
42%
43%
2,268
48%
«
5
48%
49%
661
48%
30
„
49%
90
46%
Jan
—50
35%
36%
216
35 Vi
Jan
37%
Jan
-.100
Ref & Min Co
Co
82
82 %
56
82
Jan
84
Jan
Waldorf
__
*
System Inc
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
16 %
140
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
72
72
76 %
246
71%
Jan
76%
Jan
Week's
Last
Ford
Motor
2%;,
Laundry
Balcrahk
__
Baldwin
•«
1
-
Piano
Burger
Goebel
Carey
Champion Paper
-
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
„
Eagle
Picher
Gibson Art
Kroger
50
■.—
class
S
5
50
20
5%
Jan
15%
Jan
50
Jan
49 %
Jan
37%
Jan
178
42%
Feb
96%
Feb
5%'Feb
45%
47
186
44
Jan
47"*
Feb
61%
62%
110
60
Jan
62%
Jan
31
62%
32%
1,675
Jan
74%
76%
1,336
31% Jan
73 % Feb
34%
74%
77%
Jan
34 %
34%
34%
10
34% Feb
34%
Feb
1
36%
-.—2
—-
Printing pref—
50
35%
.—■___.
500
8%
1 %
340
1% Jan
20%
677
2%
2,733
,
20
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
1% Jan
21% Jan
Jan
Feb
3
2% Jan
3
1.597
,564
38%
Jan
41%
52 %
993
51%
Jan
1,723
13%
Jan
96%
17
96%
11%
11%
623
11%
Feb
54% Jan
15% Jan
96% Feb
11% Jan
5%
5%
270
5%
43%
44%
7,309
42%
Jan
Jan
45
Jan
19%
19%
412
15%
Jan
19%
Jan
54 %
54 %
"
■
'
43%
—
—5
— .—_
15
.
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
37%
52%
152
52%
52% Jan
1,652
Jan
20%
20%
21%
5,555
18%
Jan
21%
Feb
1.66%
1
Corp
—
—.
4.7 %
47 %
48 3 «
7,470
47%
Feb
50%
Jan.
3%
3%
4%
1,008
3%
Jan
4%
3%'
Jan
.—2
2%
Manufacturing
Hoskins Manufacturing
3 %
4
5,510
2%
1%
1%
2%
6,280
4%
*
1
—
Chemical
&
56
1
Hastings
4%
4%
100
Jan
4
Feb
1%
Jan
4%
1% Jan
4% Feb
Feb
28
28
200
25
22%
23%
8G1
20% Jan
-1
83A
9%
3.308
6%
Jan
23%
9%
Feb
——1
6%
6%
100
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
28%
28 %
282
28%
Jan
Industries
Electric
Howell
common
Mtrs_.
Ironite Inc
Jan
28%
2%
2%
100
2
Jan
33%
2,174
32
Jan
2% Feb
33% Feu
10%
Mt
.
29%
Jan
37%
Feb
52%
4
'
Metal
Clemens
2%
Jan
635
13%
Jan
2%
2%
1.000
2%
23%
443
19%
Jan
2%
200
2%
28%
312
29
Feb
2% Jan
Feb
2%
29
2—10 I
t
15%
Jan
22%
:__1
common
Corporation
Murray
1,000
1
Chemical
11% Jan
2% Jan
Jan
175
2%
13%
1
Products
Screw
15
3
.
10%
10%
2%
14%
2
:
—
Refineries
Feb
33%
——
Co
Wines
Jan
Jan
28
,_3
Houdaille
Jan
52%
Jan
Chemical
Park
Pfeiffer
(The)—
Rickel
(H
River
Raisin
W)
1
&
24%
•
Jan
3
Jan
29% Jan
Jan
9%
'
2%
9%
4%
Jan
11 %■
Feb
5%
830
11%
220
2%
2%
840
:
1,745
14%
15%'
33
721
12%
13
3,690
23%
24%
1,074
7%
7%
200
13%
12%'
24%
::
.___:—1
B_.
14%
2,686
4%
4%
522
11%
10
11%
140
4%
725
15%
120
•
11
1
Vi
-
Dist
Co
Jan
5%
-1
&
Feb
41
Jan
32%
Superior Tool
Udylite Corp common
Shirt
13%
Feb
8
5
Studebaker-Packard
United
Feb
37
760
264
'
11%
1
class
13%
3,237
13%
38%
:
10
Tube
-
5
Paper
Corp
Dillon
en
Standard
9%
2
Co
Rudy Manufacturing
Scott
13%
37
•
L
—1
"_.
Standard
Rockwell
v
•
37-'^i1
5
Brewing
Prophet Co
V*
>.«*
*
(.new)
Products
Metal
Peninsular
•
*--1
Parke Davis & Co
Walker
1.
2%
39
—
Jan
33
Jan
38% Jan
91'A Jan
5% Jan
245
~
15%
Jan
41% Jan
41% Jan
34% Feb
158
96'A5%
"5%
—
23% Jan
Feb
2% Jan
Feb
15
315
42%
% Jan
34%
27 %
163
35%
.31%
B
Rapid
U
15
HI
High
,_5
Procter & Gamble
Randall
105
15%
40 %
..-1
—
15%
32%
47 »A
6
i
new
32% Jan
34%
42%
95%
—
—10
—
415
45%
__
Transit'AA———.12.50
—
34%
34%
———-—10
_
LOW
46
•
Electric com——8.50
Milling
High
15%
47%
10
—
—
&
21%
39
14%.
1
.
Graham Paige
Great Lakes Oil
Michigan
Range Since Jan. I
15%
—
11
306
51%
14%
-1
—1
Company
Brewing
Masco
Shares
32%
--
8
———
High
LOW
213i
2%
—
33%
15%
__
Range Since Jan. 1
-
96%
*
1
;
20
Motors
Leonard
for Week
of Prices
Low
20
---
Sales
11%
.
—
Trailer
Fruehauf
General
LaSalle
Sales
Range
Par
American
Jan
-1'.,;'
10
—
pfd.
Edison
Kresge
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sale Price
62%
1 %
Kingston
STOCKS
Jan
51%:
5
25
——
King Seeley
Friday
60
—1
Products —A——-1
<S S)
10
Kysor Heater
—1
15%
ZlY.50
Jan
Feb
29%
20
—
RR
1 %
—'
•
Corp common
150
35%
29%
i'
1%
58%
!
Jan
5654
2%
„
—1
—
—
Detroit Steel Corp
16
Bros
•
5
-
2
Motors
Jan
.
Feb
76%
"...
Jan
11%
\
_
,
1
84.50
Pr
47%
—Zi
Co
Mass
Jan
21%
166%
Jan
29%
Co
U S Smelting,
14c
Jan
Jan
160
43 %
*
Inc
Much
Rubber
19%
473
205
-2.50
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
U
1,933
45%
2
Co-
TJnited Shoe
7,300
%
167
25
_—
Webster
13c
21
20%
164
44%
Association
&
United
-
21
5
Co
Reece Folding Machine Co
Rexall Drug
11c
'
Jan
Jan
54%
20%
—
Corporation
50
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy
•
166 Vz
,71% ' Jan
Shares
High
"V:'21%
•
Manufacturing
50
Low
2%
1
-
40
'
363a
100
for Week
of Prices
:
*•
_1
Wrigley Stores.
Electric
13 %
1
$il,J>00
Range
Sale Price
34
20
Feb
Jan
10%
100
53
r
Week's
Last
Jan
77%
13%
System
Feb
"... 35
Jail"
52%
Jan
92%
-
Jan
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
10%
Electric
55
$l':- 61%
4%s__
Transit
Cincinnati
33%
Tel & Tel Co
54%
49%
33%
70
...
92%
127 *
BONDS
1
England
,
*
25
36%
,
.V-"-::72 ";-...7534,'..;'
72"
10
—
—,
4
New England
35%.
,
92%
12%
Westlnghouse
Woolworth
35%
-16.66%
'..16%
Jan
208
49%
49%
1
_
i—
25
New
—1—5
———_—
——
i—
Corp
123%
Jan
Jan
78 %
200
50
Shoe
Steel
Narragansett Racing AssociationNational Service Companies——
Lone Star Cement
Jan
52
124% 126
Jan
63
7
S
:
High
:
15%
Jan
64%
*
Rubber
S
S
Jan
28%
65
39 %
39%
106% 108
L+.
■
Low
54
16%
Jan
387
83 %
76%
45%
■
_—
Theatres
Boston
76%
'
50
common
Jan
U
U
U
Carbide
38%
1
16%
«
74%
53%
—5
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
31%
Jan
70
Jan
59% Jan
27% Jan
Jan
127
Jan
18
10
150
30
240%
Feb
53
199
18%
48
Inc
Co
54'%
1%
s
59
736
63%
82%
'
100
General Electric Co
61%
61%
29%
cumulative
class A.-100
cumulative preferred class B—1O0
6%
Jan
34 Vi
60% Jan
124% Jan
1
31%
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.
100
Eastern Mass St Ry
224%
278
.
18%
—10
com
2,216
70
53%
5
Assoc
Feb
59
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cum
60%
—10
& Fuel
Eastern Gas
33 %
67%
—15
Inc
Co__
75
126% 126%
—25
Personal Prop Trust
Boston
Cities
__——
33%
Union
High
43%
32% Feb
3,145
230%;234'%
232%
—100
Co
Range Since Jan. I
Low
37 Vi
33%
.
sbsru
High
32%
50
Albany RR
Boston
-33%
-100
Anaconda Co
Boston
Low
0
25
Refining
Sugar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
..
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•> Prices
Par
Motors Corp
American
Par
Shares
of Prices
—5
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Toledo
.for Week
Range
Safe Price
for Week
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Sale Erie*
FEBRUARY «
Exchange
Week's
Last
.
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
FOR
4
1
!
15%
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common
.;
2% Jan
14% Jan
30%
9% Feb
6
13%
15%
Feb
33%
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
24% Jan
7% Feb
15% Jan
Feb
Feb
4'%
3% Jan
Jan
12
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
9% .Jan
22% Jan
7% Jan
11
Jan
Jan
11%
.
Feb
4%
Jan
15% Feb
15% Feb
Unlisted Stocks
Allied
Stores
*
American
Can
American
Cyanatnid
American
5
&
233%
25
-
Jan
70
17%
Feb
171
224% Jan
240%
Jan
106
Jan
118
17%
231
234
103% 103%
__
50
_
Feb
Jan
51%
176
48%
17%
—
Telegraph—100
54%
50%
48% Feb
15% Jan
48%
48%
48%
52% Jan
47%. Feb
20
47%
—
10
Tobacco
Anaconda
54% .54%
12.50
American Radiator
American Telephone
96%
25
Jan
—
Armour
(HI)
67%
69%
100
60% Jan
69%
—
Oil
25%
26%
95
20%
20%
142
21%
Jan
Avco
11%
—
Baltimore
Ohio
&
Bethlehem
Steel
—«
Power
Dow Chemical
Jan
1
&
Light
7
53
53
55%
288
51% Jan
55%
Feb
42%
43%
45
44%
Jan
15
15
50
42% Jan
14% Jan
15%
Jan
70
69%
70%
Jan
50%
52%
60
68% Jan
50% Feb
72%
50%
54%
Jan
63
63
57
59% Jan
64%
Jan
45%
45%
25
45% Feb
49
Jan
—
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—
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23
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77%
208%
155
■
89
22%
172
37%
120
54
27%
89
25
23%
28%
17
105
56%
56%
35
77%
77%
135
-
American
American
Investment
American
Machine &
54^ Jan
Jan
60%
Jan
Jan
80%
Jan
208* Jan
216%
36% Jan
52% Feb
38
Jan
58%
Jan
184
59
61%
59
Feb
66%
Jan
5
77%
77
78%
135
77
Fdb
80%
Jan
1%
46%
46%
18%
48%
501
46% Feb
51
Jan
17%
19
40
10
Co
1
1
Cash
National
Register
73
39% Jan
42%
Jan
59%
175
59% Jan
64%
Jan
29%
70
28%
29%
Feb
86
86
33%
49'A
35%
49%
41
42
__
•
Distillers
40
86
__
National
39%
337A
2
Montgomery Ward
Jan
28%
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Co
Jan
57
•
—
(P)
94
41%
20
32
220
95
41%
70
78%
Feb
Jan
86%
Jan
32% Jan
35%
Feb
43%
Jan
49 %
Feb
39
Jan
42%
Jan
40% Jan
42%
Jan
72
79%
Jan
RR
73%
73%
76%
129
5
Central
...5
29%
29%
30%
110
29%
Jan
31%
Jan
50
27%
Feb
29%
Jan
•
27%
27%
17
17
17
29'A
29%
50%
__
Jan
American
Motors
(111)
Co
700
17 %
Feb
19%
200
12% Jan
16%
Feb
1,500
10 V*
Jan
11%
Jan
100
45%
Jan
51%
Jan
1,600
27 %
Rad
Tel & Tel
Foundry—.
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
Oil
Amurex
Feb
30
Jan
83
83%
400
82
Jan
90%
Jan
30%
31%
8,700
30
Jan
33%
28%
20%
28%
20%
47%
47%
30
1,300
24%
Jan
30%
Jan
900
20%
Jan
223b
Jan
50%
Jan
47%
Feb
20
20%
300
20
Jan
—
55
56%
600
53%
33%
33%
37'A
7,200
16%
17%
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48
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Anaconda
.
.
&
Armour
1,300
47%
Feb
51%
20%
Jan
Jan
58%
Jan
33%
Feb
43 %
Jan
5,100
15'A
Jan
1,000
223%
Jan
240
Jan
107
Jan
„
17%
104 %
200
96 %
Jan
40%
41%
500
37%
Jan
4%
4%
100
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
—
68
69%
900
60%
Jan
69%
Feb
70%
25%
72 %
600
66%
Jan
72
Jan
27%
1,500
23 %
Jan
18%
14%
600
104
68%
70%
27%
—
41 %
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non-cum
27%
14%
Jan
Jan
21%
1
20%
20%
20%
1,600
28%
28%
29%
2,200
10
4
Refining Co
Manufacturing Corp
10
26%
48%
3
11 %
Corp
Atlantic
Avco
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Rights
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
'
28
Jan
31
Jan
10%
—
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11%
19
-10
Refining common
Common
5%
Feb
—
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*
—
50'
10
5
(Un)
(Un)
(111)—
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1,700
48 3i
5
—
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48%
Jan
25
(Un)
common.,
Corp
Co
Warrants
Ashland
A
16%
133'A
21%
-25
(Un)
Corp
Company
Steel
Armco
(Un)
5
400
San
Co
class
Co
Jan
30%
5
Stand
&
Jan
—
27%
•
1
Corp
American
33
800
*
12.50
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(Un)
American
70% Jan*;
Jan
30%
Jan
75®
100
*
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Can
Feb
26%
62%
1
Cyanamid Co
American
28%
—v
<Un) _l
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38% 'Jan
61%
500
17% 17%
16%
16
10% -10%
49% 49%
27% 28%
49%
1
—
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57% Jan
222
I
Airlines
High
Low
High
30
.
17%
16 %
10
—:
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*
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America
of
54
37%
19
Co
35% Jan
57%
19
Aluminum
30
1
5
1
Castings—
Aluminium Ltd
Am
38
3
Aluminum
American
Jan
-10
__
Alleghany Corp (Un)_—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
Allls-Chalmers Manufacturing
Jan
52%
*
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
61%
61%
5
common
Corp__
Advanced
Jan
37%
59'A
Admiral
24%
52 %
1
Steel
Acme
95%
30
208% 210
Laboratories
Feb
27% Jan
Low
Par
Abbott
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale I'riee
22% Jan
5
Motors
York
.
2.30
Department Stores
Dynamics
common
1
54
5
Auto-Lite
..J" 89
37%
27%
5
Monsanto Chemical
New
473a
10
n
International Telephone
Martin
Feb
5
International Harvester
Mead
45
43
10
Greyhound
,
43 %
—
General Electric
New
43
—1
:
Lorillard
—
*
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DuPont
.
Jan
10
Dayton
'
15%
Sales
Week's
,
Last
STOCKS
Jan
Jan
.25
Wright
Genera]
13
14
25
—
Columbus & So Ohio Electric
Corn
Products
Co
General
10% Jan
25
1
City 'Products
Colgate-Palmolive
ColiAnbla Gas System
Federated
560
14%
..5
-
Cities Service
Electric
12%
14%
8
Boeing
Burlington Ind
Curtiss
10%
—
100
,
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
.
13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
-
Friday
Jan
—
23% Jan
19% Jan
28%
1
Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Feb
5
Ashland
Midwest Stock
A
10%
700
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
26%
28Vi
50
11%
200
24%
Jan
28%
700
44
Jan
50%
Jan
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
11%
Jan
48%
10%
fa rl5/64
6,600
A
35,200
Feb
Jan
Feb
•
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Pure
10
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5
.
Oil
:
Radio
Corp
Republic Steel
i
•
10
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Schenley
1.40
20%
Jan
Jan
30%
Jan
48
Jan
51 %
Jan
43
Jan
45%
44%
Feb
10
72%
65
44%
44%
* 65
44%
47%
40
72%
72%
101'A 103'A
'
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)__.
Ja^
50%
Jan
Bendix
Feb
74%
Jan
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
91% Jan
103%
Feb
Bethlehem
Aviation
41
50
39
Jan
44%
Jan
Binks
43%
55
39% Jan
45%
Jan
Boeing
67%
67 V8
30
63%
Jan
67%
Feb
Booth
47%
47%
34%
49 %
173
47%
Feb
52
Jan
Borg-Warner
34%
7
34%
Feb
36 %
Jan
Brach
(Ind)
Oil
(N
25
J)
22
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page 42.
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23%
Sons
13%
Corp
14
Jan
200
66%
Jan
31%
33%
800
30
Jan
67%
69%
350
67%
Feb
;
68%
14%
1,300
16%
70
33
71
Jan
Jan
(Feb
Jan
(E
J)
196
21%
Feb
24%
Feb
Brad
Foote
48%
157
47%
Feb
48%
Jan
Budd
Company
55%
714
54%
Feb
59%
Jan
Burlington
63%
65
59%
Jan
64%
Jan
13%
14%
139
15
Jan
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Oorp
Gear
1%
1%
1%
4,300
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
x52%
28%
x52%
28%
55 %
5,700
50%
Jan
55%
Feb
100
27
Jan
29%
Jan
42 %
43%
800
42
Jan
25
42%
24%
25 %
2,800
20%
Jan
39%
39%
39 7
600
39%
Jan
5
.*
Works—
r
Industries
PI
_5
;
47%
13% Feb
900
70
.1
Co
Corp
62%
10
_
21%
&
10%
—
8
(Un)_^
(Un)
Airplane
54%
„
7
(Ohio)
Sttidpbaker Packard
footnote*
__
Corp
Manufacturing
Fisheries
10
14%
69
10
5
Steel
41
__
__
.1
l_5
Feb
33
*
10
;
10
—
13
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Manufacturing Co
42%
50c
Oil
Standard
For
Feb
26%
48
>
67 %
5
Standard
Oil
72%
17
75
51 %
10
Co
Rand
8i >ndard
44%
66
29%
5
3
Mobil
8oeT-rv
—
10
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Southern
5
■
20c
5
—1
—
—
—
111
29%
a
111
2
Jan
Jan
Feb
41%
Jan
Jan
113
2%
Feb
2'A
2%
20%
300
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
500
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
;
5
37%
15
37%
:
—12.50
22%
22%
23%
1$%
109
Jan
25%
20%
15%
(Un)
100
46%
.
39
600
500
37%
Feb
1,050
20%
Jan
Number 5819
Volume IB9
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(735)
85
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR .WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY G
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Low
Par
Calumet &
Canadian
Inc.
Pacific
Corp
—5
—
(Un).
:
common
i2%
„_25.
_
(Un)
-.55%
Champlin Oil & Ref common
Corp__.—_____
Cleveland Cliff's
4%
Jan
31%
Jan
Motorola
44%
Jan
48%
Jan
27%
300
27
Jan
29%
Jan
4%
; 9,300
56%
1,400
23%
23%
55%
56
Iron
33 y4
69%
70
26%
26%
28
51%
.
..
52
35%
53
53%
—100
88
88
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-
48
48
Feb
36
Jan
Jan
73
Jan
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
150%
Jan
-
147
•
250
200
common—.
%.;prefer-:.'d:.'
Jan
8'/a
500
Feb
55
Jan
35% Feb
1,300
37
Jan
50%
j
600
4-*
56
25 Yb
4
_
25.
35 y4
1
Jan
66%
900
50%
-8.50
Feb
Jan
53
Jan
54% Jan
87%
Jan
89%
Jan
48
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
40%
41%
2,400
39
•
.
40%
40%
40%
41%
2,100
40% Feb
43 Ya
Inc
Jan
60
60
60
62
Jan
1
(The) Co common
Muskegon Motor Specialities—
Jan
100
58%
Jan
3%
200
2%
Jan
27%
547
24%
Jan
30
Feb'
Jan
42% Jan
3%
3% /Feb
Jan
24%
33
.
2,300
150
4y4
58 y2
54
300
-
Jan
22% Jan
300
9%
150
.
.32
33
-9
3%
85% Feb
•'
100
-
69%
9
Shares
iUgh
Low
2
Mount Vernon
4
1
Sales
fsrWeek
3
29%
—15
Electric—
Jan
900
55%
25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry <Un)_—
Chicago Miiw St Paul & Pac___i
Chicago- South Shore & so Bend- .12.50
*
Chicago Towel Co common
I 25
Chrysler Corp
:
Cincinnati Gas &
3%
Chemical
300 »i>i,
25
—
Jan
(Un).
Montgomery Ward & Co
Monsanto
45%
1
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfdi.
Feb
2%
-
19 y4
30%
414
5
Week's
Range
ef Prices
Far
Jan
27%
—50c
Central' &
Chemetron
5,100
.
High
18%
30%
*
Centlivre Brewing Corp
:
South West Corp
3
50
-44%
10
__—-
Cektnese Corp of America
23/4
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
19%
Last
STOCKS
Shares
High
19%
__30c
Ltd—
Export Gas
Canadian
Carrier
Hecia
Friday
Sale Prloe
for Week
Range
of Prices
Feb
55%
class
National
Gypsum
National
A
Standard
•
National
Tile
New York
&
Co
Mfg
North
American
Gar
(Un)_
30 L
1
.
60%
63%
39%
39%
500
60
250
-
34% Jan
27%. Jan
*
32
- Jan
63% Jan
.
40
Jan
Gas
12%
11%
12%
SOO^
11%
26%
26%
27%
400
26% Feb
30% Jan
41
42%
1,100
39%
45
Jan
53%
60
60
Feb
1
Corp
Corp
Illinois
60%
;
•
:
Aviation
Illinois
30
1
Central RR
Northern
30
10
-
American
Northern
27
1
Co
27
5
(Un)^_—....
North
Jan
Jan
Convertible
>
National Distillers Prod
56%
10
♦
CO
—
16,800
^
Feb
Jan
48% "Jan
13
'
Jan
17
17
17
Jan
17%
25%
25%
26%
5,800
25%
Jan
28
Jan
50%
50%
50%
1,400
50%
Jan
51 %
Jan
34
34%
50O
32%
Jan
35
Jan
23'/a
91 %
24%
1,300
22 %
Jan
24%
Jan
91%
150
90
Jan
94% Jan
17
Jan
__
5
•
Northern Indiana Publie Service Co_
•
Northern Natural Gas Co„^
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_1Q
__
100
Jan
Northern States Power Co—
Cleveland
Coleman
Co
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
.j
Ilium
Electric
Inc-
&
Consolidated
(Un)
i'
Consolidated
1
?1
Cement
Foods
Consumers
Corp
£
Continental
1,800
Jan
Ohio
57%
2,900
42
3,700
25%
57%
Jan
26 y4
Feb
Jan
59
Feb
Jan
59
100
28
650
27%
Feb
29%
54%
55.
900
54
Jan
57%
11%
1,600
5,100
11
Feb
11%
Olin-Mathleson
T
30%
33
26
Jan
36
&
Detroit
35%
Jan
39
31%
300
27 Va
Jan
500
13%
Jan
15 Va
27%
28%
2,300
27%
Jan
29
Dow
31
30
Jan
31
Chemical
53%
54%
44%
5
Air
Eastern
Lines
25%
1
f
El
Paso
Elgin
Natural
National
Emerson
Co
Ford' Motor
"
Foremost
Dairies
Name
Auto
26%
Feb
14% Jan
15% Jan
800
13"%
Jan
15
209% 210
," 200
209% Jan
216%
Jan
.
39%
300
138% 142%
38
138%
400
160%
Feb
Pure
Co
37
37%
10%
10%
50
10%
Feb
10 %
15%
?5%
400
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
21%
21%
100
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
52%
54%
2,900
51%
Jan
56%
Jan
Revlon
21%
21%
800
Jan
2,600
14%
Feb
20%
21%
36
2,700
53
21%
53
54%
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Jan
Jan
18%
21%
Jan
2%
Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
St
59%
62
5
77%
77
78
*
—.1.66%
76
77%
x46%
48%
General
Public
General
Telephone
General
Gerber
Products
Gillette
(The)
Goldblatt
Co
Co
Gossard
.
,
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Graham
Paige
H>
Granite City
Gray. Drug
Stores
Greyhound Corp
Heileman
Hein
Brewing
Corp
Co—
:—i—
Corp new common
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett..
Hupp Corporation
2,000
300
75%
Jan
80%
Jan
10,900
46%
Feb
50%
Jan
Schering
38
Jan
49
Dec
64%
Jan
Feb
Sheaffer
64%
Feb
Jan
48%
Jan
Signode Steel
Jan
13%
Feb
125%
Jan
South
Jan
3
Jan
3%
Feb
Southern
Co
200
60%
Jan
65%
Jan
Southern
Southwestern
250
40%
Feb
45
Jan
4,200
46 %
Jan
66
Feb
4,500
66
1%
Jan
2%
1%
700
19
11% "12
17%
118% 125%
11%
118%
Interstate
Tel
42%
42%
Power
Co
&
Chemical
Kansas Power & Light
(Un)—
Kennecoct Copper
Corp (Unt
Kimberly-Clark Corp ——_
Knapp
La
Monarch
Laclede
Leath
Co
Extension
Salle
Gas
&
Co
Co
30%
Marshall
Field
200
87%
Jan
91 %
Jan
118
118 %
200
300
35
35%
36%
Jan
58%
57%
58%
600
57%
Feb
64%
Jan
28%
29%
800
28%
Feb
31%
Jan
18%
18 %
600
18%
Jan
19%
Jan
300
62%
65%
39%
2,200
30%
38%
30%
60
Jan
60
Jan
4%
4%
Feb
12%
Feb
22
22%
29
28%
29
1
25
—1
13%
12%
13 %
*
22
600
Jan
23%
Jan
*
93 %
21
21
43%-
6%
Jan
29 y
Feb
12
Jan
13%
Jan
93%
Feb
23% Jan
43%
80%
50
21
43%
•
21
42
.
Jan
Feb
100
93%
43%
25%
300
3,300
Jan
100
6%
Jan
7
42 %
Jan
45%
Jan
1,200
32 %
•
1,250
16%c
70%
Merrltt .Chapman & Scott (Un)—12.50
Metropolitan Brick Inc..—
4
.•
Meyer Blanke Co
■
—
Mickelberry's Food Products
n
1
Middle South Utilities.—— __———:_10
21%
36
36%
Merck & Co' (Un>—
Minneapolis.Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)_!
Mississippi River Fuel™,
Missouri Portland -Cement
Mofilne
1
«_'•
10
12 50
Manufacturing Co
JMonroe Chemical Co
For footnotes
•
1—*
.—
see
page
Jan
76%
33%
Jan
Feb
Jan
•
i_
42.
1,400
8%
Feb
9%
8%
8%
'40
9%
1,900
8%
Feb
9%..Jan
800
Jan
70 % Feb
70%
74
21%
22
1,900
18
Jan
22
Feb
15%
16
400
13%
Jan
16
-Feb
20%
20%
20%
412
20%
Jan
22% Jan
16%
17%
300
15
48%
47 %
48%
300
46%
Jan
Jan
.17% Jan
48% Feb
8%
8%
8V2
116%
116%
119 %
800
39%
39%
39%
200
36%
Jan
39%
Feb
84%
850
78%
Jan
92
&
Jan
81
18%
19,--
18
3%
•
4%
-
""
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11%' Jan
'in
1,300
350
575
-
8%
7% Jan
113 ya
16%
3%
Jan
121% Jan
Jan
^
Feb
Jan
39
Jan
40
Feb
1,200
3,700
61%
Jan
67%
Jan
47%
Feb
52% Jan
300
20%
Jan
27
40
100
Jan
34%
Feb
37% Jan
64
Jan
69 Va
100
41%
Jan
42% Jan
5,000
21%
Feb
24% Jan
34%
35%
65%
66
42%
42%
21%
21%
23%
27%
26%
27%
900
23
Jan
27% Feb
31%
31%
700
2' %
Jan
33
66%
66%
400
62%
Jan
66% Feb
17%
17%
200
15
Jan
58%
47%
59%
400
58 %
48
48%
54%
54%
55%
1,600
8,500
64
64
64
14%
15
16%
16%
14%
66%
Gas
Co
.
58%
25
400
3,200
Jan
.
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
Feb
17% Jan
61% Jan
47% Jan
54% Feb
49% Jan
59% Jan
100
59%
Jan
64
Jan
500
12%
Jan
15
Feb
10
13%
16% Feb
10,400
13 %
Jan
Feb
.
15% Jan
10
1
13%
13%
57%
58%
5
28%
28 %
29
1
27%
27%
28%
1,200
25
37%
37
38%
12,100
35
Jan
38% Feb
(Un)___7.50
59%
59%
59%
200
59 Va
Feb
62% Jan
35%
36%
84
85%
5,200
1,000
83%
Jan
86%
31%
19%
Jan
Jan
33% Jan
21% Jan
66 V* Jan
(Un)
Tool
Company
Tennessee
Texas
Transmission
Co
(The)—
5
;
35%
25
.
;
700
400
66% Jan
29% Jan
•57%. Feb
2t>%
Jan
29
27% Feb
>
35% Feb
Jan
38% Jan
Jan
'
-
Gulf
Texas
Textron
Thompson
Thor
Producing
50c
Tool
Edison
Trane
Radio
1,100
500
57% Feb
23% Jan
57%
60
25%
28%
17
17
900
15%
Jan
17
Jan
67%
70
400
62%
Jan
70
Feb.
273/4
29
600
27%
Feb
31% Jan
4%
Jan
3,150
28% Feb
(Un>—
2
So La Salle St
27%
5% Jan
5%
5»/.
5%
15.300
1
39%
39%
39%
500
39%
Feb
41% Jan
1
39 y4
39 y4
40%
300
39
Jan
41% Jan
71%
Corp
71%
120
71%
Jan
71% Feb
123% 125%
500
123%
Feb
126% Jan
1
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
20th Century-Fox Film (Un)
208
21%
59%
-1
;
Ex-distribution
Trav-ler
20%
28
_5
Corp
100
*
Co
Co
Company
Transamerica
21%
32%
5
Ramo-Wooldridge
Power
Toledo
32%
3.33%
Inc
Union
Carbide
Oil
Union
Pacific
United
Corp..
"V
of
Inc
Corporation
Jan
48%
35%
Jan
37% Feb
500
80%
Jan
36% Feb
Webcor
Western
8% Jan
8%
500
8%
Jan
43%
900
41%
Jan
108%
20O
97
Jan
483/4
200
46%
Jan
90%
95%
1,800
48
48
12%
12%
12%
6,600
1,000
11
Jan
-13% Jan
30% Jan
35% Feb
1,200
71%
76% Jan
(Un)
42%
42y4
108
Corp
Co
10
Inc
1
44
52
$4.25 preferred
Wisconsin Bankshares
Corp
Electric Power (Un)
Wisconsin Public Service
(F W)
Jr
Co
50
47% Jan
Jan
(Un)
Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube.
33%
33%
35%
72%
72
75%
30%
30%
31
500
30
Jan
32
Jan
•
-
Wisconsin
(Wm)
Jan
99% Jan
90%, Feb
5
Corp
Wieboldt Stores Inc common
Wrigley
10O
Jan
108% Feb
2%
-12.50
Union Telegraph
Westinghou.se Electric
Whirlpool
Corp.
Woolworth
Feb
48%
(Del)
United States Gypsum
(J S Rubber Co (Un)
Steel
44%
2;80O
8%
Fruit Co
S
800
37%
36%
46
90%
United
U
48%
36
35
46
37%
RR
Lines
Air
123%
Corp
California-
United
Jan
19%
^
•
66
6.25
Equipment
Sundstrand Machine
Walgreen
36
w
9%
Jan
100
35%
common
Feb
5,200
6%
45
33%
Cement—
Railway
Union
34%
1
8%
Jan
Jan
33%
.Newt
.
65%
Jan
3%
100
22
1
108
11
500
*
L—
97 %
12%
45
Jan
28%
4%
1
Jan
Jan
Feb
400
12%
4%
43
31V8
500
60%
Feb
Jan
Feb
600
30%
106% 108
60%
7%
67%
Jun
6
60%
38%
62%
*
Portland
Jan
29'2
common.—
(The) Co
Medusa-
121
•
34%
Martin
8%
l
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
<
Jan
92%
—4
& Co
Lytton's (Henry C >
•
35
_*
Standard Dredging common
Standard Oil of California
42% Jan
42% Jan
Feb
Jan
5
McNeil & Libby—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky)
53% Jail
23% Jan
3,600
5
Inc (Un)
SylVania Electric Products
39%
8.75
—*
—5
___—1
Libby
2,400
43%
1
(Unt
Brands
Swift
700
700
34.
41%
10
common
Co
D
Standard
Jan
28 %
33%e
common.
Inc
Square
Jan
7%
55%
30%
41%
1
(Un)_.
47%
400
7
53%
82%
50c
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150
1,550
1,600
7
44% "Jan
59% Jan
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Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
26%
Feb
-
38
26%
Jan
34%
400
26%
55
30%
3.50
common
55%
5
27
40%
35%,-
40%
.5
Jan
Jan
47% Jan
__•
Jan
118
Jan
Works
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp
42%
-
35%
40%
40%
.1
(Un)
Feb
29
•
300
67%
Standard
39%
__
,
47
l
Storkline Furniture
r
47% Jan
46
49%
Jan
Jan
;
Jan
66%
Jan
39
Jan
43
"47%
3%
141
Jan
100
'44%
47%
6%
41
•-
University
11
10%
44%
10%
44%
66%
*-n
39%
7.50
—
3,000
10%
5
Jan
41%
& Shinkle Shoe.:—*
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Uni_— —10
Alum
15%
92%
-—
54% Jan
10%
13
Co
23%
300
5
—
50% Jan
1 40
51%
3,700
33% Feb
Jan
15
Lathe
Rand
Spiegel
Jan
*
Johnson, Stephens
Kaiser
46
15% Feb
Jan
10
29
142%
Jan
29% Jan
49%
5
Jan
141
Feb
14%
Jan
45%
10
53%
Feb
2,700
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
27
27%
300
Feb
52
Jan
33%
96
25%
24%
15%
Jan
52
Jan
33%,
93
26%
102%
15%
7
24%
Jan
15%
(Un)
B"
91
3,800
2i000
Oil ,N J
3%
400
27%
Oil of Indiana
2,600
76
26%
Standard
25
37
70% Feb
27%
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96
Jan
400
Feb
Jan
*
(Un)
31
Feb
1
i
1,200
Jan
Feb
2,000
Co.."—;
&
w
19
126%
—*
Shoe
37
70>/4
71%
102% 102%
19
6
*
Tfl
Jan
35%
35%
38%
96
International Nickel Co (Un)
common
54%
Jan
31%
New
Feb
Jan
400
International
47%
Jan
1,850
International
400
16%
•
(Un)—
49,
35%
10
Paper
Jan
47%
12%
Central
international
Jan
751
600
Brick
>\
64%
Jan
1,050
3%
—
Jan
72
1,500
5%
—*
57
400
38 %
Illinois
Co
700
73 y4
14%
Illinois
Steamship
Bend
Sperry
59%
19
300
International Harvester
49% Jan
57%
17
3%
International Mineral & Chemical
Feb
72
14%
29
Interlake
54% Jan
44%
72
37%
14 y8
19
5%
Products Co
49% Jan
1,800
Feb
12
Jan
Feb
3%
Co
2%
Jan
2,700
1,100
18%
28%
Steel
2,200
46%
Co (Un)
Pacific
29
Inland Steel
53
3,200
Co class A
Strapping
300
41%
40%
118%
20%
25
3%
10
Indiana
46% «an
51
B
400
64
X61 %
,19
.
Pen
23%
3%
1%
500
Huttig Sash Si Door common
*
62
Jan
47%
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
Jan
11%
——
Jan
43%
49%
Sinclair Oil
Jan
700
1
RR
58%
1
11%
500
13%
125
Feb
Jan
100
1,000
1
45%
47
13
48%
a
119%
45%
Jan
46
59
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(W A)
Class
Jan
1,300
46%
Corp
Jan
-1
Co
48%
9% Feb
50%
Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries
(Un)
64
*
Jan
51 Va
Jan
8% Jan
46%
Schwitzer Corp
Sears Roebuck &l Co
49 %
,}
-
26
47%
44%
2.50
St
Jan
Feb
22% .Jan
100
500
10
1
St Louis Public Service class A
Jan
100
123
1
2
1
—:_25
400
,
9%;
.•
Jan
.60%
107% Jan
20 g
9%
64%
—_1
—
44 Va
Jan
R
80%
-64%
—
41
x61 %
Howard Industries Inc
*
52%
99%
*
5
66%
Jan
25
(G)
Werner
44%
(Un)__10
Feb
44%
1
Hertz
61
44
1
Feb
49%
47
3
;
7%
900
_1
*
——
61
44
29% Jan
5
59%
200
61%
(Un).—
Co
46%
54
•
76% Jan
400
1,900
61%
I
(Un)
Stockyards
62%
23
____
48%
•
Petroleum Co
National
48%
*
Gulf Oil Corp
i.
"
—
Co
Dutch
Louis
60%
12.50
Co._
49%
9
Jan
Jan
100
25
49%
9%
•
Paper
Spring & Axle—^
48
23
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Griesedieck
x46 %
-5
—___I—
St£el
23%
49%
1
50
26%
.*
47%
—1
8
——
Rubber Co
23"%
_*
;
60%
10
-
Brothers
Goodyear Tire &
*
I.
_3
1,400
8%
7%
—83Vac
—
Feb
7% Feb
900
103% 103%
.5
48
5
Rubber..
Tire &
11%
10
Corp
Royal
2%
59%
Corp
Utilities
2,550
29%
Manufacturing Co
(Un)
Rockwell
Jan
10%
__
Corp
Jan
8%
152
1
Motors
56%
1.0Q0
2
Foods
54
29%
Raisin
Feb
Jan
2%
Dynamics
General
52%
29%
1
Inc
7%
11%
General
General
53%
Richman Brothers Co
2%
General
,
Jan
—25
Drug
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
I
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B
ll1/.
1
5
General Electric Co..
20%
Quaker Oats Co
TRadio Corp of America
Jan
53
600
8
Corp———
Candy Corp—:—
Contract
Finance
(U11)
Feb
33 %c
Rexall
14%
20% Jan
12% Jan
21%
14
14
ex-distrib—
Bankshares
Jan
17
Republic Steel Corp
52%
Box
General
7
1,300
7%
.
Feb
15%
River
General
5,700
17%
5
10%
1,300
Jan
7%
17
(Un)
37
Transportation new
General
14%
7%
17%
Jan
Jan
39
Oil
14
14
.5
_1
Potter Co (The)
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pullman
Company
(Un)
40% .'Jan
34% Jan
138%
15%
14% Feb
Jan
.50
RR
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Pliilco Corp
(CJn)
;
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
changed to FWD Corp
General Amer
.
Jan
Feb
15%
Jan
1
Jan
15
14%
Jan
Jan
Fruehauf Trailer Co__
30 ya
100
Jan
80
23
._
Jan
200
26%
24% Jan
74% Jan
100
Inc———
Four-Wheel Drive
Jan
23 %
15%
«
Pfizer
500
i_
65%
2
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
800
___—,
—;—
Feb
14%
15%
B
Raytheon
Firstamerica Corp
62
14%
Class
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Penn-Texas Ccrp common
Jan
26
(Un)_ 5
200
Jan
900
Jan
78
-—
89
TOO
45
26
—3
Gas——
Watch—
Phonograph
Radio &
47% Jan
Feb
14%
54%
26
10
.
Feb
83
27%
Jan
77%
—1
(Un)
42
200
14%
(Un>
Parker Pen Co class A.
4fi%
25%
5
Inc.—
Co
1,800
83%
Jan
26
&
^7% Jan
1
;
45
83
19%
2
Gas
1,000
1,600
5
Co
Co_
Eastman- Kodak
100
43%
Ltd USA Inc_^_-_—l.
DU Pont (E I)-de Nemours (Un)
30
1
Jan
273i
43%
Di-ewrys
44% Feb
Jan
62%
Jan
31
14%
54%
-Dodge Manufacturing
*
Jan
27%
62
Jan
30%
14%
2
10
——
39%
40O
__25
Electric (Un)
Pan American World Airways
31%, Jan
14%
30%
20
^
Go
800
42%
42%
1,600
28%
Pacific
Jan
38%
(Up)—
Company
Edison
Chemical Corp
18%
44%
28%
5
6.25
Feb
200
36
37%
common
M. Corp.—
Deere
17%
43
Oweps-Illinois Glass
Jan
*
.
Pennsylvania
iD
18%
1
♦
__7.50
Jan
11
10
Manufacturing Co..
Oil Co (Un)—
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Jan
56
Northwest Baneorporation
Jan
42%
23%
1,100
Jan
Jan
11%
—5
."--II
Cn'dahy Packing Co————
-Curtiss-Wright. Corp <Un>
.
26%
56
38
•
54%
-25
.—-25
.—
24%
5
Oaic
56 y4
40%
27%
—10
(Un)
Jan
24%
59
Corp
Crucible Steel Co of America
.
28
Jan
26%
—1
America,——.—J8"
Co
20%
Jan
—•
1
Motors
Controls Co of
Crane
Jan
23%
22 y8
America————5
of
Continental Can Co
.
16
800
23%
57
—1
-1.33%
Co_—
Power
-Container
350
27%
22%
41%
25
common
Corp—
19%
26%
22%
•
10
Corp
.Commonwealth, Edison
19%
26%
5
:
—
Iron
Gas System
(Minnesota)
17%
17
17%
400
15%
Jan
18
Jan
77
77
40
77
Jan
78
Jan
Feb
*
*
10
Jan
30%
30%
31
1,900
28
Jan
31
39%
39%
40
500
37%
Jan
26
26
27
60O
25%
Jan
40% Jan
27% Jan
10
54%
54%
54%
300
53%
Jan
*
90%
90%
90%
300
.*
127%
127% 129%
300
—10
84% Jan
117"
Jan
70
Feb
'59
,
90 ya
Jan
Feb
,129% Feb
BONDS
Monroe
Chemical 6s
.1985
70
70
$2,000
70
Feb
*
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(736)
.
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
'
—
I,
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FEBRUARY 6
FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Friday
Pacific Goasf Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Industries
ACF
Admiral
Corp
Air Reduction
Alaska
(Un)„_
Co
2
Co
Allied
Chemical
Allis-Chalmers
200
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Fedders
194
94%
Jan
99%
Feb
Fibreboard
27%
28%
1,659
30
Jan
Firstarnerica
30%
317/ii
5,035
Jan
al01al03%
170
Feb
30 %
Jan
Jan
3
34%
Jan
Food Macli &
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403
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22%
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Jan
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25
Jan
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51%
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12%
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13%
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45%
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Jan
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52
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Jan
General
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1,770
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240
Jan
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106%
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General
Motors
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Feb
General
Pacific
53%
40%
1,043
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2,364
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73%
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1,564
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70
Feb
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45 %
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Hercules
51
Jan
55%
Feb
Hiller-Aircraft
10%
Feb
11
Jan
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Jan
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17%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
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10%
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Corp
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38%
387b
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37%
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40%
20%
20%
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19%
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21%
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7%
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2,718
40%
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1
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12%
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15%
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38
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41%
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41%
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20
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53%
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10
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
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56%
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1,264
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54%
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21%
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3%
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31%
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262
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26%
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458
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1,281
31%
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55
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59%
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28
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38%
199
36%
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38%
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22
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64%
6%
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57%
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141/4
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107%
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571/2
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62%
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30%
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63
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10
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20
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65
1,758
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231
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54%
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59%
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137
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125
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92
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140
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Feb
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1,637
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52
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Jan
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65%
Feb
713
8,802
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26%
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Jan
107
4%
38%
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60 y«
Jan
15%
12%
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24
1,154
49
46%
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35%
2,488
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Jan
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26
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Feb
Jan
Feb
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41
Jan
Jan
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia
1,390
44%
6%
Petroleum
...
42
25%
39%
(Un)
Corp
41
Jan
56%
73%
Island & Pac (Un)
Service
Jan
47%
680
Chrysler Corp
Clary
141/2
Rubber Co
Pacific
236
—-
Cities
Feb
Jan
60%
2,226
Inc(Un)
com
Jan
11%
(Un)
6%
6%
2.50
Paul RR
%
5%
39%
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
Chance Vought
Aircraft (Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Uh)
Rock
20
1,837
(Un)
73%
Certain-teed Products Corp
Milw St
2,552
21
76
6%
Corp (Un)
(J I) & Co (Un)
Chic
21 y3
Feb
14
Calif.
397b
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Chicago
Jan
76%
73%
Co—
Instruments
49%
527
Getty
2,606
Carrier
C'enco
Jan
57
8
10
Homestead Oil Ltd
Celanese Corn of
48 yB
601
Jan
23,600
1
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
Case
199
60%
—L:.——15
(Un)
Southern
a45% a47%
39%
Development Co
Oil Co (Un)
Homestake Mining Co (Un)
Packing Corp
Dry Corp (Un)
Canadian
Jan
665
Georgia
28
7c
California
Canada
18%
13%
(Un)
Interiiatiumil
Canada
Jail
60%
72% Feb
20
8
-
Jan
171/4
26%
53
Jan
Jan
6c
5
Budget Finance Plan common50c
6%"' preferred ———————10
California Ink Co
Jan
6%
280
60%
Jan
23%
19%
~
19%
42%
:
Cement
10%
2,214
25%
46%
66%
1,135
657
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Calaveras
Feb
165
7 IS
Corp
196
837
27%
6,448
(Un)
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
9%
9%
Oil Co common
General Tire &
53
'72%
26
V
11
2
Budd Company
Jan
17%
16%
70
55%
5c
—
Feb
15%
25%
common—
40%
1%
Corp
Borden Co (Un)-
1.15
Jan
21%
Dynamics Corp
Electric Co (Un)_«
72%
107b
--
2
Co
Jan
12%
96%
Cora
52%
Min_
Cons
Co
Feb
15%
1%
Diamond Corp
Hill
44%
52%
Co
Mammoth
83c
Jan
—
250
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(Un)—
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4,421
PI
(Un)
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Oil
Controls
17%
19%
17b
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Oil
General
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44%
11
--
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Jan
Jan
51%
.
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Bethlehem
18%
43%
20%
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Ealtimore & Ohio RR (Un)—
100
Bandlnl Petroleum Co
1
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100
Jan
Oil of Texas
Jan
Feb
46%
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton Corp
Barnhart-Morrow
18,550
Jan
—
68
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71%
—
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--
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33
102
11,754
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
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170
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13
775
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18
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--
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260
37%
18
33
16%
51%
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American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
American Tel & Tel Co—_———100
American Tobacco Co (Un)
20
American Viscose Corp (Un)2#
Archer-Daniels-Midland
12%
Jan
(Uri)
———
350
60%
Frueliauf
12%
24%
48
12'A
36 %
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Radiator & S S
Jan
12%
25%
—
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21
48%
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48
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&
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33
a—
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preferred
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16%
Jan
41%
30%
Jan
(Un)
Jan
46
24%
21
Corp
Jan
American
Bunker
27%
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31%
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14%
235
9%
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24%
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360
46
7%
140
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15%
46
17%
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Fargo Oils
Jan
2,009
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Boeing
Jan
30
Cyanamid Co (Un)
Blue
Jan
31%
American
Black
4%
88
i
31%
American
Bishop
Jan
4%
(Un)
com
Arma
American Can Co
Bell
Feb
10%
28%
American
Beech
3%
470
1
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Barker
430
1.15
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Jan
116
4
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& Co.
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American
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82
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High
Jan
3%
—*
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Amerada
Atlantic
Jan
85c
99%
10
(Un)
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Aluminium
Ashland
19%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
%
(Un)_,
Eureka Corp Ltd capital
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class
18
(Un)
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Feb
Jan
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1
Artists Pictures Corp
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31,460
3%
1
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Jan
17%
1,111
75c
50
68c
164
17%
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Jan
50
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Jan
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28%
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United
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Jan
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130
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Jan
Feb
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Feb
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49Va
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Jan
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185
37% Feb
Baltimore
74
67% Feb
101% Jan
Bankers
Jan
103
Jan
18 Va
Jan
20%
Jan
96c
Jan
1.05
Jan
Jan
106%
Jan
99%
Diego Gas & Elec
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Transit
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33 %
33%
468
29%
Jan
33%
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23
21%
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23'%
Jan
Duquesne Light
46%
48
2,699
45 Va
Jan
50
Jan
37
Electric
37
347
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39 Va
Jan
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37
10
Petroleums
Bchenley
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Inc
Jan
8
Feb
Feb
22
Jan
32%
1,132
27 Va
Jan
33
Jan
41
43
5,499
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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1
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Jan
11%
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180
11
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42
13%
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312
42%
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32'%
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73 Va
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Reading Co
35 Va
Jan
8%
10
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Jan
96%
—
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Philadelphia Transportation Co
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24
332
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46
1
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Gas Light common
Woodward & Lothrop common
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46
100
8%
42
110
53%
658
Jan
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48%
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Jan
46
Feb
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83
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Jan
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Baltimore
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64
Feb
Columbia Gas System
24%
Feb
26%
Jan
Feb
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh—
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Equitable Gas Co
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716
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835
23
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104
537
101
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Jan
Jan
51%
Jan
1,801
5%
Jan
Jan
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36 7%
Jan
38%
157
37
Jan
40
Feb
22%
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Jan
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25 Va
Feb
26 Va
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26
37 Va
38%
138
35%
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38%
Feb
45%
37%
11—5
.—
46
130
44%
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46
Jan
35
60
34
Jan
35
Corp
Co
15%
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10
Jan
35 Va
Feb
38
Jan
83
Feb
86%
Jan
23%
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Corp
Manufacturing
United
Engineering & Fdry
600
1%
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141
14Va
Jan
1
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Feb
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Jan
17%
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70
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2,725
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60
28'A
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Jan
30
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Feb
4
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29 Va
Jan
33%
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1,137
1,259
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1
—
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1%
Feb
1% Feb
3Va Jan
84 %
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Jan
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5
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5
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16
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20 %
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32%
32%
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32%
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35 Va
Jan
72'%
75%
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76
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Feb
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23%
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23%
Jan
Westinghouse
10
19%
5%
32%
32%
Jan
36
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp—.— ..12.50
72%
22
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45%
115'
180
36
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77
37%
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63'A Jan
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21% Jan
19% Jan
8
37'A
Co
37 Va
1
50%
22%
Jan
9
High
40
(Joseph)
McKinney Mfg
Penn
7%
8'A
38%
-—
_
Jan
Jan
49%
8
1.027
a23% a24%
34%
"jail
i__—
Co
Home
5%
Jan
35% Jan
59% Jan
...
—
'
9
35%
Low
59
4%
__
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Allegheny
Feb
24%
37%
ser
54%
170
60
28-
9%
1
60% Jan
9,457
45
—
8
Gaa Transmission
Jan
246
2
Armstrong Cork Co
27%
,
1
Jan
8
11%
5
Dairies
Jan
64
1 Bfl
(Un)
47%
46
9'A
Jan
5
49%
23
4%
(The)
Jan
lo
Jan
13 Va
1
25
46
——5
Battery
47'A
55%
-
a58
1
25
Feb
192"
46
9%
13Va
common
378
48'/a
—
(Un)
(Calif)
Va
1
Light
Jan
e.58
Petroleum
Products
29
8
62
a—
104
13%
27%
(Un)
32%
Feb
25
Feb
a—
25%
—
104
1
.
42
Feb
29%
29%
Jan
1.80
57%
48%
23%
1
Jan
30
128
1
6,461
64
54%
5
.
36Va
900
29%.
6.50
Lpdlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
54 %
__
5
200
30%
Feb
a66% a66%
57% 60%
a66%
1
39
30
29%
partic pfd__50
Jan
?7
27
10
common
39
Jan
25c
common
Jan
420
10
(Un)
Co
Jan
7 Va
Jan
22
1
52 V2
Jan
Jan
*
(Un)
Feb
7 Va
Jan
Jan
56%
6%
48
100
13
new
Storage
Jan
a35%
1,109
7 Va
1
Motor Co
Jan
5%
50
7%
48%
10
General Acceptance Corp
General Motors Corp
Jan
67'A
2B
Tennessee
$1.25
63
20
47%
50
21
1
Thriftimart
1,050
2,637
28
of N J
International
Gulf
Feb
6%
20%
49%
TelAutograph Corp
Texas
47 %
Jan
621
985
1
(Ind)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Texas Co
Jan
8
20%
(Un)
Btudebaker Packard
Corp
36%
10%
20%
20
,*
California
Stone & Webster Inc
Oil
408
Feb
25
2
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
TXL
47%
9'A
7%
2
of
Co
115
47%
Instruments
Oil
91/4
10%
Chemical
Electric
Jan
41
60s
Btauffer
Co
10%
__
—•
Statham
&
Jan
20
Service
(Ohio)
Stanley Warner Corp
Superior
9%
25
(Un)
Oil
fhrivania
Jan
31%
5
Inc
Co
Oil Co
Standard
Jan
45'A
25
Co
Brands
Oil
Co
Jan
24%
47%
common
Oil
75%
Jan
20%
25
Bperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
(Un)
Standard
Jan
Jan
128
5
Petroleum
Standard
Jan
44%
23%
250
74%
IB
:
Pacific
Feb
lVa
*,
39%
9%
47
21%
Jan
38% Jan
683
9%
8
Feb
1 ,i
Jan
2,431
24Va
42%
1
-
21 %
Jan
73%
9%
27%
26'A Jan
Feb
59Va
41%
__
48
Jan
58% Jan
73 %' Jan
23%
—1»
(Un)
Standard
129
23%
1
Southern Railway Co
Southwestern Public
Swift
a54%a55%
73%
—
Co class A
(Un)
43%
300
25
Southern Co
Sunset
270
•
Calif Gas Co pfd series A
Standard
1,661
21 %
1,476
2.50
preferred
Spiegel Inc
26%
1M
(Un)
conv
pfd
preferred
Southern
26%
21%
40%
1
Calif
287
1%
Trading N Y shrs
Southern Calif Edison Co common
6%
Feb
39%
20c
Smith-Coronu-Marchant
Southern
Jan
23 %
1-fV
l
(Un)—
Bocony Mobil Oil Co
Solar Aircraft Co
Southern
42
Jan
1
Preferred
4.48%
Jan
21%
40%
8
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
4.32%
39
645
48
a54%
Corp
Signal
Jan
5,042
23%
1
Inc
Shell Transport &
Slegler
16%
39%
•
Servomechani8ms
Shasta
Jan
1.40
j,
Co
Steel
__
1
(Un)
(Un)
Seaboard
Finaiwe Co
Bears Roebuck ft Co
Servel Ineornorated (Un)
Sharon
26%
16
44
44
125
23
__
16
39
39
•
2Q
Sapphire
Scott
16
5
com
Co
Delaware Power &
1,211
1.66%
48
98%
1
Budd
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
22%
lo
Ry (Un)
Feb
•
Co
Corp 6%
5
preferred
Schering Corp
Electric
1
(Un)
90 Va
Citv
31%
2,915
72
1.05
6t
2,902
90 Va
I2
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Foremost
Bafewav
Jan
•
Atlantic
18%
_
50%
96
Corporation
Jan
1.00
Foods Inc
Stores Inc
90%
Arundel
Jan
18%
W Fine
Jan
Jan
100
54%
1
20 g
1
48%
46%
Tel
ft
38
1
102%
Tel
Jan
•
(Un)
Jail
293
1
Jan
Co
Co (Un)
42%
49
*
common..
47%
37%
100%
28'A
Steel
31%
Corp
new
318
49
1
(Un)
235
35
a
Jan
48 Va
11%
1
7,227
67%
67'A
10
72%
37%
48%
48%
2.50
Jan
1%
Jan
Par
28%
9%
71%
71%
42%
Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Wood
26%
1
Drug Inc Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobucco class B (U11)—
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
•V
50o
Rexall
Rockwell-Standard Corp
44%
1
10
Jan
1%
10%
»
American Stores Co
(Un)
40
287
10
& Tube
50c
Corp
115
.200
10
:
Corp
1
Corp
Jan
Jan
1,196
Jan
41%
tJan
Jan
10c
(Un)
5
_
Jan
62
Jan
1.414
11
5
Cab Co common
Radio
36%
Jan
i9a
Jan
44
W>
Preferred
Jan
59%
43%.
Jan
267
44
4414
Yellow
Feb
a60% a61%
a61%
•
21%
IF
31
300
25
Youngstown Sheet
74%
22%l
65
728
663
u
1%
12.50
Feb
7'A
103%
Jan
11
10
Jan
6%
63%
—
38%
1%
2.50
Wheeling Steel Corp
64%
24%
7%
Reserve Oil ft Gas Co
Revlon Inc
S and
Telegraph (Un)
Westingliouse Air Brake (U11)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
104'%
37% Feb
Jan
a40
1
_
20 Va
Jan
Feb
Jan
35%
61 Va
42%
_.5
(Un)
47
101
48 Va
35%
955
47 Va
in
30 Va
103%
1
12.50
Oil
Jan
914
Jan
3,712
a39'%
18%
Jan
326
17%
Jan
Jan
35
5
U S Rubber (Un)__
S Steel
Corp common—
Union
1
1
Jan
Jan
44%
-
37%
36 %
34%
60%
__i
46 Va
23%
138
Feb
1
(Un)
common
37%
4,487
;
a37 a38 %
Feb
Jan
33%
%;
10
473
135
168
34%
43%
Victor Equipment Co
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
(Un)_„.
Washington Water Power
Westates Petroleum new com
(Un)
Preferred (Un)
West
Coast
Life
Insurance (Un)
Western Dept Stores
107
Feb
4,499
381
136% 158%
135
135.
33%
48%.
U
Consol
317
37%,
8
Mines Co
Ine
Jah
36
10c
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co (Un)
Vanadium Corp of America
50
180
City
Jan
124 %
45%
(Un)
Jan
Jan
36 %
Inc
Universal
88%
454
United Park
Corp
19%
41%
41%
145
al24 al26%
33%
S
Glass
&
Co.
Chemical...
Air
5
__1
Brake
5'A
4
6
1,600
7
Jan
Feb
6% Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
FEBRUARY G
Par
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Afcltlbl Power 9c
4V»*
Paper
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Class
Exchange
In
Week's
Aluminum
4% %
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Co
of
Can
4#
High
see
page
42.
Anglo Can Tel Co
Argu*
4%%
7,160
36% Jan
40
Feb
23%
23 %
3G6
Corp Ltd common.
$2.40 preferred
*
23'A
Jan
23%
Jan
11
11
$2.50
110
11
Jan
11%
Jan
Asbestos
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
Atles Steels
a21
40
Low
High
preferred
Corp
Ltd
14%
200
12%
Jan
5,595
35%
Jan
39
29 Va
38%
30%
27,988
29 Va
Feb
32
V8
Jan
a21% a21%
14%
Jan
Jan
45
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
43%
44
3.885
42%
Jan
44
Jan
52%
53
150
50%
Jan
53
Feb
50
43
43
125
41%
Jan
43
Jan
35'A
38
4.740
32%
Jan
38
28
50
.21
common
High
Va
—50
pfd
preferred
Anglo Canadian Puln pfd
40
38%
a21
*
Aluminium Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Dollars
14
37 Va
29%
AJgoma Steel
38%
common.
A
For footnotes
Canadian
Low
38
14'/a
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
pfd
43%
37%
—
50
Feb
79
84
165
71
Jan
84
Feb
47%
82 Va
50
:
Jan
.Jan
..
Feb
36
Co
Feb
91
89%
B
common
143%
88%
1
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Aircraft
135% Jan
17
Airways (Un)—1
(Un)
Oil
Jan
4%
100
Co..
Aviation
52
88%
J*
_—1
<Un)_.—
5
1.905
141
...
——.—100
America
22%
Jan
.
25 Va
-32
39%
38%
124'%
37%
Plywood Corp...
21%
67 %
Jan
17
.
J
10
United Gas Corp (Un)
22%
1,123
573 *
.High
..
Feb
46
.10
Jan
21%
39%
27%
12.50
26%
Oil
40%
38%
3.413
33~%
Inc
27%
Fruit
350
39%
38%
-.
23%. Jan
._io
Ry Co (Un)
common
Aircraft
17%
39'%
'
LOW
.
1,4 f4
2&
an
26
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Rohr
62
31 %,
65 Va
]
•.
OH Co of Calif
Jan
1
& Co Inc
Oil
Onion
Jan
—
Petroi'-um
Ranch
Jan
Jan
Procter & Gamble Co (Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman
Inc
(Un)
Rheem
Jan
25%
:
Richfield
34%
25%
*
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Unt
Philippine Long Dist Tel (Un)
Rice
Jan
23(4
37%
25
—...
Oil
645
Jan
350
•
Pictures Corp (Un)_
(Un)—
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co lUn)
Pepsi-Cola (Un»
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Republic
61%
19%
485
Parke, Davis & Co
Reiter-Foster
1,791
35%
'
17%
1
-
^
24%
27%
17%
27%
5
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
;(Un)
Union Carbide Corp
Union Electric Co (Un)l_
High
24 Va
a
Trl-Continental Corp (Un)
Jan
,—
Low
10
Jan
8
47%
a__
683
Paramount
Radio Corp of
35
2
_
Co
Feb
*/ii
*
Pan American World
Oil
Jan
a—
Trans
26'%
preferred—
Preferred
Pure
7
43
140
Feb
25%
Petroleums Ltd
Philh
100
1,863
10
Pacific Tei & Tel common
(Chas)
7
44%
25
Pacific Oil & Gas Development—33 %c
Pfizer
Jan
26%
__
25
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific
40
25%
common
preferred
preferred
$4.36
7
645
j.__
*
"Es; dist"_,__
World Airlines Inc
al.
25%
preferred
$4.40
Corp
25
Corp
convertible
$4.50
common
Transamcrica
25%
Co
Inc
Industries
$4.75
Tidewater Oil
Jan
26 %
25
preferred
Lighting
Jan
4
-25
—
1st pfd
Pacific
19
Jan
28=
28
"A"
red
Pacific
Jan
3%
25
pfd
pfd
4.50%
Pacific
61%
3l3a
Par
15%
19,705
43
45%
a8H4 a84%
22%
22%
35
28
common
1st
1st
5';o
5%
43
a81%
Co——.6.25
High
343
3%
44 %
43%
•
Low
18%
3%
20
Pacific Gas & Electric
-
3%
*
Ltd (Un)
High
18
_
^
Olm ..Matuieaoir Chemical
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY
G
Low
—20
20o
Co. (On>
Owens-Hlinois
Pacific
Par
Petroleum
Olaa Sugar Co
t-MCiuc
*'
•
■
47 Va
40
46
Jan
48
Jan
•
35%
34%
35%
2,305
32 Va
Jan
35%
Jan
*
28 Va
28 Va
29'A
1,250
25 Va
Jan
29%
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(738)
;
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Par
Eailey
Selburn
5*4%
pfd__„_.
Canadian National
o1
Montreal-
—25
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Class
Bell
57
5974
1,831
53
55%
5,319
66
67'A
I,376
56
Jan
65%
Jan
67 %
Feb
5.25
5.40
4,650
5.15
Jan
35%
36
3,171
34%
Jan
4.40
4.75
4,885
4.15
Jan
&
Paper
5.50
37
Jan
Jan
5.15
Jan
42%
preferred
50
45
•
Bank
British
American Oil
British Col Elec 4%%
Note
Co
common
•
525
29'a
Jan
36%
Jan
105a
42;
•
26%
Jan
33%
Jan
41
Jan
42%
Feb
12,622
45
620
43%
Jan
45
Jan
250
49%
Jan
50'A
6%
13,651
Jan
6%
Feb
6'A
7,382
6
Jan
6%
Jan
47
100
45
Jan
47
Feb
7,843
6
39%
Jan
41%
Feb
National Steel Car Corp common
46%
47
330
46
Jan
47
Feb
Niagara
*
890
49% Jan
49%
50
14%
13%
14%
4,660
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
38%
39
5,771
35%
Jan
40
40%
42
5,823
40%
Jan
45
Jan
1.55
1.90
II,162
13%
14%
1,640
a9.00 a9.50
175
13%
a9.50
■
common
Jan
1,207
37%
Jan
39
4.25
200
4.00
Jan
85%
89
1,565
101
101
25
35
2,861
32%
Jan
35
521
26%
Jan
28%
630
35% Jan
37%
Jan
100
100
100
75
72
72
81
25
25
280
98
Jan
70% Jan
72
25%
42
120
41
Jan
43
1,225
11
Jan
12%
54
Jan
56%
7,861
4.70
4.85
13,670
4.40 Jan
4.85
39%
4.265
39%
38 y2
Jan
38%
38%
610
13
13%
905
12% Jan
5.50
a4.25
20
4.50 Jan
24%
25
696
24% Feb
25
14%
50
14%
1,950
20
32%
Jan
18
Jan
19
32
32%
180
18
100
18
8%
9%
950
a3.00 a3.00
27%
25%
20
18,816
*
20
Jan
47
786
40
47%
14
25
14
29%
5,228
29 %
Feb
29
101
101
55
11%
11%
480
..!>
11%
29%
1$
13%
23%
•
Jan
101
11% Feb
29%
4,820
28% Jan
13%
610
12% Feb
500
22% Jan
23 %
200
49% Jan
12% Jan
9% Feb
14 y8
Jan
12
Jan
4.10
*
33%
33%
19%
33%
435
33
19%
(>00
19
19
al9
ttl9
100
18>/2
Seal
56%
40
60
22
1,305
21
22
a4.25
25
4,00 Jan
34
4,300
11%
34%
11%
22%
23%
6,490
32% Jan
11% Feb
21% Jail
7%
7%
235
7% Feb
3.00
a
*
A
Canada
Breweries
Co
»
22
Ltd
Seagrams
34%
—
Dome Petroleum
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
2.50
•
■
preferred
Dominion Corsets
Dominion Dairies common.
Rights
Dominion Foundries As Steal
Preferred
•
•
com
3,785
145
*
5,790
4.10
14,120
11
Jan
20%
Jan
.
2.25 Jan
Jan
Jan
22% Feb
4.10
of
Co
A
preferred
:
United
•
Steel
Jan
1
4 '/a 'Jo
Electrolux
4% %
Jan
88
Jan
92
Feb
Jan
14%
Jan
14
1,967
23%
~n |
18%
20%
100
11%
17%
11%
8,390
18%
1,615
a40
a40
a40
58
21%
20%
21%
2,166
H
.i
■
—•
5
•
5%
A
preferred
ft50%
•
100
875
25
40
Jan
19% Jan
40
Jan
Feb
Canadian
79
Ingersol
80
Jan
Canadian
Marconi
Jan
7% Jan
14
5
Jan
7%
28
Jan
54%
Jan
Feb
18
Jan
5%
1.75
Feb
r.
Co.
Products Ltd
Standard
Jan
15%
Jan
(R L) new.—
David & ^rere Limitee class
Jan
34%
Feb
Dominion
Jan
8.95
Jan
6,282
3,525
32
8.55
1,300
39
2,005
101
8.55
37% Jan
40
Jan
Consolidated Paper Corp
Consumers Gas -2-—-Crain
Jan
25% Feb
•'
Feb
101%
Jan
68
•
Feb
—53 74
Feb
31
Jan
.
Jan
69
Feb
51
.
Jan
'
3,794
27%
"7
Feb
4.70
2,165
393,V
5.85
Jan
1034
Jan
34
Jan
Feb
1274 Jan
.;
7 3674
3.55
Feb
Pel)
3.90 Jan
34?2
pf<L„
Jan
""■40% Feb
18
85
100
an
103
104
Jan
107
Feb
Ford Motor
58
Feb
63
Jan
Jan
9%
38%
85
47% Jan
Jan
48%
Jan
11
Jan
13% Feb
85
Feb
90
9% Feb
9
Jan
40
Jan
45
9%
330
Jan
Jan
%
Feb
Jan
41
Jan
39%
1,203
42
43%
21,893
19%
20
1,955
61%
62%
1,856
4,265
Fleet Mfg
Jan
21
'
1
36
57% Jan
Can
McColi Frontenac
12%
Jan
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46%
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300
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2.00
36
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51
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30
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-
45
7
—
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1,300
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Royal Dairies Ltd
Royal Rice Mills Ltd!
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41
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7,156
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5
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48
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39
Feb
39% Feb
39% Jan
for Week
,
5
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Texaco Canada Ltd •
Melcbers Distilleries Ltd 6%
pfd—..10
Mexican Eight &: Pow Co Ltd com. 13.50
22%
100
•
class
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11
-
25
y
Oil
22%
44%
14%
14 y8
Jan
High
■
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44%
4.68%
18%
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36
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11
34
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139
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1
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f
85
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—
100
25
50
200
8.
of Prices
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J
70
1,794
18 7
850
36'/a
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.
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1,686
49
76
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62
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Jan
Jan
295
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1
59%
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25
International Nickel of Canada
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International Paper common
7.M
International Utilities
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58
Jan
page 42.
68? 2
23%
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4,325
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East Kootenay Power 7%
15%
45
see
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Feb
Jan
5,595
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41
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Ltd
Co
19
19%
class A.
Rand
22 %
55
41
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Catelli Food
Jan
1.30 Jan
18%
Interprovtncial
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36
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Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—-*
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class B
1
107
58
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Iroquois Glass preferred
Jamaie* Public Service Ltd
Jan
35*8
12
52c :
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
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Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd...—
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32%
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18%
43%
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Pulp <& Paper Mills • Ltd—•
Anglo-Nfld Develooment Co LtdR
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pfd——
100
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
1
15% Jan
37% Jan
19% Jan
18% Feb
$4.50 pr el erred
Cement Preferred
International Bronze Powders—
J
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Jan
132
500
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Anglo-Can
Jan
19%
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Jan
46%
-
10
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•
485
101
39
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11% Jan
18% Feb
51% Jan
14% Jan
8.55
&
19
23%
38%
-
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20%
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-31?A
Jan-
.
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38*4 Feb
28
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Canada
Jan
y
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9%
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20
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200
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Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
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39
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Jan
-
7
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
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27
1.75
'
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7
85c
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Jan
Feb
98
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;
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54
18
22
Paper Co Ltd
-
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7 -t3%
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
33_ 34®a
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'
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11
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Greater Winnipeg Gas Co voting trust •
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a
16'/2
1,885
72%
———50
—
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110
19
1%
preferred
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1,5408,790
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pfd
19% Jan
25c
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Oatinean Power common
5% preferred
General Dynamics
General Motors
General Steel Wares
-
20%
11%
Foundation Co of Canada
Frasor Cos Ltd common
preferred
115
1,105
30,443
Famous Players Canadian
Corp „
Ford Motor Co_
—
French Petroleum
14
15%
50
(T H) 4.16%
Great Lakes
101
1
jr.-<
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7,
time for publication. However, prices for the more
Jan
525
90%
Enamel & Heating Prod class A
OlfitSS ^
8%
195
21%
Corp
Jan
1,663
92
14%
1
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-
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13'% Jan
43%
90
625
21%
—
34%
24
281
15%
•
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Jan
.
68%
•
preferred
•
Zellers
Jan
2,327
22
88%
—■■■*
class
.12
;;
74
•
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&
Jan
4.25
50c
21%.
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Jan
13,763
4.95
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'■•'c
-
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Brewery
Freres
Match
200
common.—•
Do Pont (1956 > common.
7 Vz%
preferred (1956)
39'A
■Villt-
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Pipeline!
Walker Gooderham
Jan
aG%
-10
Ltd
Jan
19% Jan
45c
44
•
Dominion Tar 6c Chemical
Redeemable preferred
Dominion. Textile common
38
*34%-v,
10
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston
(Geo) class A
.
34
101% 101%
*
Dominion Stores Ltd
Jan
790
35% s, ,t-t
100
—
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•13?'2 Feb
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Jan
;38 % ,-39'A
36
1
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88
1-76-
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Jan
Jan
22%
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—
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class
Trans Canada
Triad Oils
Feb
21%
a6%
100
„
Dupuis
22
a6%
50c
Dominion Glass common
7% preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Bros
23
-28
'
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1
com
common—-
:
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1,700
2,584
4
Jan
2,094
,:24;
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10% Jan
39% Jan
80% Feb
61% Jun
4% Jan
,
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a
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Jan
21%
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class
1,365
1,405 y
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Jan
.
10%
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56%
18% Jan
56 % Feb
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21% '22%
•
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——
of
i——
preferred
5 % l/o
Jail
•
—
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30%
a__•
,
Feb
21
•38
'
Texaco Canada Ltdl—3
Jan
15%
34%
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*
18% Jan
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18% •• 17%" 18%
t!%—K^ -98
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Toronto-Dominion
49% Feb
732
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Corbys class A
;
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Steinbergs
14»/2 Jan
10%
11%
22%
•
Consolidated Minine 6c
Bmsltlng
Steel
Feb
23% 23%
49%. 49%
12%
13%
9%
10%
"
12%
'1
11% Feb
30 % Jan
29%
12%
25
Coghlln (B J)
Combined Enterprises
100
A—
Voting trust certificates
—-1—?.
6% preferred ——
—_j—-5
Simpsons
-4
Staudgrd Structural Steel—
—*
Feb
29%
•
7%
Jan
14
Jan
class
•
-
Feb
31%
200
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10 % ' % 10 5 a11
; "• a22 ** a22
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16%
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36% Jan
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preferred
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Jan
13% Jan
27% Jan
10
Feb
2.845
.
,
Feb' '•
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1,000
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100 *'
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144% Feb
270
39»A;
100
132
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14%
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.;
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Shawinigan Water & Power common—t
Series A 4% preferred—
50
:
Feb
24
Jan
49%
i
80
Jan
'•"42
195
20
—
.100
—
Warrants
Jan
78% Jan
13
52 y
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tl3%
-
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common.
Salada-Shlrriff-Horsey
Jan
8%
46%
46%
5%
Feb
14%
15% Jan
*
•
28
(Canada)
Cement
Sherwin
20% Jan
100
Eaulpment
Jan
7% Jan
Feb
14% P'fcb
39'A
48
•
Corn common—
a__
13% Feb
Jan
19
Jan
10%
a39'
1
St Lawrence
Jan
1
14
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred
Canadian Vickerg
Chrysler. Corp
.*
Cockshutt Farm
a_„
25
9%
2.266
22
-•
—
Jan
8% Jan
35
14
i
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•
28.% Jan
;
Jan
Jan
■
*
Jan
94
.65 ,66%
•
common
St Lawrence
Jan
23
22
■
Zellerbach
205
a77% a77%
Canadian International Powar.
Preferred
Crown
5,200
8%
16
18
425
13%
7%
7%
28
13%
—
Cork
1
Jan
4.50
(A V)
Preferred
Jan
18%
5.50
14% Jan
18 % Jan
29% Jan
18
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Transoort
27
135
135,,
'4,611
17'»"
" "37%
39'Ay
Jan *
'
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al06'/2 al06'/a
100
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Jan
5.30 Jan
9%
Canadian Industries common
Preferred
common
preferred
Rolland
Jan
100
19
& Cellulose.
Canadian Converters elass A
pfd.
Canadian Fairbanks Morse-
Crown
Feb
a4.25
32%
$1.00 series
Canadian Chem
Ores—
Co Ltd
-16?4
66 ?2
•
20o
Jan
50
45
.26%
10%
•
5%% preferred —
Paper class A
4V\% preferred L
Feb
15
Roe
Jan
56%
35% Jan
35'% Jan
a
&
—
19 y8
Jan
150
v,,34;v' ,j33,4A,'i(34>.-g
31% ' 3(^4 31? 2
y
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1,440
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...
26%
Jan
46
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Feb
38
14%
14',2 r
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Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power.
Jan
55%
a
Iron
Provincial
Jan
12
38%
•
Consolidated Textile
Consumers Glass
^r^i30
„
56%
Canner class A
Canadian Celanese comma
$1.75 series
—
'750
Jan
Jan
12
*
Railway
i8 %%%'"'! 8 T8'A
y47,:W 46
47
9.55
•
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Feb
25
5.50
warrants
40ii Eeb
100
;
Corp of Canada
Price Bros
Jan
*
Canadian
Pacific
100
41
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Locomotive
Jan
.
—*
common
Premium
Jan
37
13%
Canadian Oil Companies
common—
5%
preferred
"'40%
1
;
preferred
Power
Jan
28%
37
M
Husky
6 ';o
Feb
4.85
warrants—.
Bronze
common.—.
20%'Jan
•
Tubes-.—.—
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Feb
28
warrants-
&
89
101
1$
....
Canadian British
Class E
Jan
99% Jan
34%
12.50
Preferred
Penmans
Feb
37
'
common—
Page-Hers^y
Jan
34%
>
26
common
Rights
Canadian
79
Pacific Petroleums
Jan
27
100
common
3.30
Jan
4;1
preferred
Ontario Steel Producfs
Feb
Jan
145b
1%
2.75
22%
,.-<56?2;;, 56ia%J7?3
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Jan
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1,075
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Flour
12
Jan
1,438
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Jan
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Jan
Feb
.11
1,500
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Jan
38%
•
—
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
14%
Jan
9
87
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preferred
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9
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49%
'
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28
.
5%
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13%
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37%
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50
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26%
100
—
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550
26%
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11%
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11
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200
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48%
2.75 •*
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—*
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48
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120
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51,980
130
11
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2,633
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105
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6%
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33%
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class
Products
5%%
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41%
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Calgary Powar
f
200
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1.65
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Jan
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Dow
"10 %
50
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12%
50
preferred
5%
preferred
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preferred
British Columbia Forest
Products
British Columbia PowerBritish Columbia
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Feb,
51
47
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12%
Jan
49%
•
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Canadian
400
47%
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120
49%
50
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28
51
41%
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Lawrence
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440
51
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1
1953
Feb
High
;28%
29%
•
33
5%
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53
"
Low
29%.
*
Labatt Limited (John)—
Laurentide Acceptance class A—
Lewis Bros Ltd
—
•
6Ve%
preferred
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Bulolo
Jan
36
Telephone
Brow>
61%
5.40
B
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Par
—
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4.75
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157
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Banque Provincial* (Canada).
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High
55 *A
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Umax
Low
Jan
Feb
2.10 Feb
10%
Feb
'•
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189
Volume
.
.
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.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Canada
Traders
Finance -Corp clash
5'/o.
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90%
39%
40%
a?—
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pfd
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11
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Feb
42
Jan
20
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25
Feb
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Jan
15%
Jan
39
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16,50*
9,600
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1
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71c
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10
77c
2,500
4.15
70c
70c
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Ltd
Calgary
Calumet Uranium
Alines
Canadn. Collieries
Ltd
Canadian
Ltd
Canoratna
Capital* Lithium
9c
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Ltd-
42c
Jan
11c
15,000
6c
Jan
11c
600
64c
Feb
70c
49c
78,284
33c
,Jan
60c
13c
3,500
Jan
15c
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Central Manitoba
Chipman Lake
Mines
Mines
Bl-Ore
63c
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10%c
Jan
18c
2,000
1.07
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33'/,
2,125
28%
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1,750
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300
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100
1.65
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1.86
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11c
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8c
Jan
13c
Jan
28c
l
.
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11% Jan
8.65
9.75
800
8.30
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9.15
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Feb
9%c. Jan
Jan
74c
Jan
*
'10,500
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11 %c
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'
169,500
12c
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6,500
12c
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16c
10c
6,000
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10c
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2,000
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7%c
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14%
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3.15
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2.25
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2,000
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17c
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95c
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Oils
:
:
2.27
10c
5%
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13c
Jan
15c
28%
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&
68c
-
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53c
Feb
1.95
Feb
Jan
200
4%c Jan
19%
Jan
20
35c
Feb
37C
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Jan
80c
Jan
1,000
5%c Jan
10c
Jan
18%
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965
17 ft
a6.35
60
6.60
7c
78,100
2,000"
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Jan
7.25
7c
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8%c
Feb
Are
7%c
7c
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2.50
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2.50
33%
15c
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25c
42c
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58c
99,700
4
800
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3,200
15,500
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16,000
49,500
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.
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41c
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26
30
23%
395
23y*.'Jan
23%
Jan
11
10%
11%
935
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11%
Feb
21%
5c
Jan
13c
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9%c Feb
7c
Jan
18c
3.55
94
41C
-Jan
99c
Jan
46c
Jan
55c
13c
Jan
14c
4.600
85c
1.30
16c., 17c
Jan
1.15
1.72
Jan
.
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—
Jan
:
13c
Jan
20c
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65c
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75c
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3,500
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Corp
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3.95
3.95
200
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400
30c
Jan
31c
•
88c
94c
14,050
68c
45c
50c
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450
10c
11c
3.1(1
16,125
46,525
2.90
3.15
2.55
2.35
2.60
23%
Feb
3.95
Feb
7c
Jan
20c
Feb
7%c Jan
10c
Feb
1.05
3.00
4.85
20%
256
19% Jan
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37
38%
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Jan-
37c
38c
3,055
4,925
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30%
19,719
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22
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24o
18c
15o
18c
18,209
15c
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18c
•
21c
19c
21c
49,400
16o
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25c
87c
80c
89c
7,175
67o
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89c
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1
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4.10
4.10
100
1.14
1.00
1.18
141,416
67o
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8%C
8%c
9c
5,045
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9%0 Jan
1
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11,600
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9.45
10 ?4
: 53
194
14
3,432
50% Jan'
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30c
1,600
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116,097
30c
46 %c
•
42%
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34c
Jan
52c
43
170
36-
Jan
45
Jan
97
255
96
Feb
97%
Jan
4%c
5%c'
5%c
70,000
7c
Jan
:
20c
20c
21c
3.15
1.60
3.15
54,461
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3.15
Feb
1.09
1.01
1.20
27,950
99c
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1.22
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37%"
35%
38
10,966
32
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48
47
48
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84%
1,887
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2.08
202,529
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14
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375
5
5
150
4.85
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5.00 Jan
27?4
29%
13.730
25%
Jan
29.% Feb
Mines
Exploration
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Quebec. Oil Development Ltd——
l
Quebec. Smeltlne Refining Ltd_*
Corp Ltd
page
1
%c
lie
10,500
10c
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15c
18c
20c
27.464
18c
Jan
22c
8c
5,000
5%c
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8c
Feb
16c
37,000
15c
Jan
20c
Jan
12c
16c
193,000
11c
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16c
Feb
2.74
2.70
2.74
2,150
2.65
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2.85
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19
18%
19
380
18%
Feb
19% Jan
7
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7
7
30
7c
7c
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13c
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common
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class
A—.—
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7
Jan
8
—
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class A
1
9.75
9.75
10%
6,680
20
24%
23
25
1.390
22%
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25
Feb
21
-
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23
23%
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22%
Jan
23 %
Jan
1.81 '
1.90
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1.76
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5,766
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Jan
10c
Feb
55%
6,807
52%
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56
Jan
2,476
65%
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67
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80s
9.40
10%. Jan
Jan
2.00 Jan
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9,820
5.15
5.90 Jan
Jan
1.51
1.69
49,203
13 %c
13c
14c
3,500
10c
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67c
67 c
67c
2,200
65o
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72c
67,800
65c
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14c
1.40
1.69
Jan
Jan
1
65c
74c
Feb
77c
•
21c
21c
24c
17,000
17c
Jan
26c
Jan
•
18 %c
17 %c
19c
34;200
14c
Jan
19c
Jan
6c
Jan
—
—
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66'c
Jan
47%
Jan
51% Feb
•
795
26%
Jan
36
Feb
-
28,900
46c
Jan
65c
Jan
Beattie Duquesne
1
23c
22 %c
24c
10,392
26c
Jan
6c
Jan
Beutty
Bros
•
6%
6%
6%
280
7
Jan
Beaver
Lumber Co
30c
Jan
7,500
300
900
3.40
Jan
10%c Feb
1.39
4,550
119,100
4.40 Feb
4.45
1.90
Class
1.23
17c
9.25
1.01
Feb
Jan
Feb
20c
Bell
Jan "
Quebec
Telephone
Bethlehem
Jan
Bevcon
Jan
22c
Jan
Bibis
Jan
10%
Feb
1.41
Jan
Jan
45c
12,860
41c
49c
Jan
58c
32,700
30c
Jan
64c
Jan
•6c
500
5c
Jan
6%c
Jan
12c
25.000
9c
Jan
96c
121,650
87c
Jan
4.100
33c
Feb
33c '
44c
3.00
58c
59c
2,100
.
•
2,700
2.99
50c
Jan
Jan
Jan
12c
,
1.24
50c
3.30
Ribbon
1
Bouzan
Jan
Corp
Jan
Brazilian
Feb
5c
Jan
Jan
30c
2.000
6c
Jan
5c
21,200
4c
28c
-23,200
22c
' 13
2,300
12% Jan
13
>
1.08
Feb-
Warrants
16c 16 %c
10,871
15 %c
15c 18%c
99c
543,600
17,896
95c
99c
90c
Jan
15c
Jan
10%c Jan
95c
Jan
1.09 Jan
Jan
18c
18%c Jan
;. 1.10 Jan
5c
35,150
3c
Feb
10c
Jan
16c
16c
19c
33,240
12c
Jan
19c
Jan
20c
20c
21c
8,600
18c
Jan
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Jan
50
50
35
1
7c
6%c
7%c
22,000
6c
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do
Jan
1
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1
64c
62c
53c
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50
45
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pfd
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*
1
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Jan
66c
45
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Jan
50
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480,566
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6,725
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700
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12,081
24
165
21%
Jan
25
48
"
Jan
44%
24
12%
43%
70
6
48
215
49
75c
•
32,100
45
7.55
6%
66c
11 %c 13 %c
12c
7.60
1
50
"
50
6%
6%
—•
•
Jan
49
1
common
50
44%
50
:
Bridge Tank common
Preferred
19,200
16 %c
50
Petroleums ;
Traction
Jan
-•
1.00
—
Ltd.
7c
6' 2c
4c
42% Feb
1.02
-
1.75 Jan
Jan
3c
prefe rred
Eowater Paper
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Bralsaman
6 %c
Jan
•
Bsalorne Mines
34c
Jan
1.53
41%
—1
5% %
Feb
Jan
1,600
14,777
1
preferred
Jan >
27c
1.30 Jan
1.65
80s
Ltd
Jan
6,800
-
42%
Mines
3h
18% Feb
Feb
Jan
1.54
1
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Jan
18 %
90c
41%
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29c
Feb
1.61
Uranium
2.30
3,000
25c*
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Jan
Mines
Bordulac
260
1
63c
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1.84
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*
95,022
6%
42%
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Uranium
Warrants
Bay
295
1.21
19%c Jan
Jan
1
Mines
Yukon
29
18%
1.06
1.15
7c
21
—
-
Copper Corp
Bicroffc
1.32
I
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29
18%
*
—
Belleterve
Feb
6%c
•
common
A
Belcher Mining Corp
2.30 Jan
14c
6c
12%
-
Jan
557
3,500
86c
.
Feb
4,000
20c
/ 10c'
-
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36
1.23
1.90
2.05
14%
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Jan
1.64
14*'
51%
42c
2.00
Feb
Jan
6c
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1
15c
6%c
10
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19C
preferred
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1
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33
Feb
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Jan
13c
51
Jan
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Ltd
Jan
Jan
46
69
35%
72c
-
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51%
2.99 *
Quebec* Chiljougamau Goldfields
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38
•
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•
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93c
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Feb
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1.50
82%
•
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21c
•
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13 %c
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72c
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14,050
•
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27%
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1,000
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Jan
j
common
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1,000
(Chib* Alines Ltd
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BO
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72c
i
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50c
5.45
21c
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Feb
*
32c
96
5.25
72c
•
53
•
300
15c
1.22
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Feb
Jan
42%
•
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1
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1.18
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1
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1,741
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4.10 Feb
Jan '
52%
100
:
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13%
14.
1
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Bata Petroleums Ltd
19c
1.29
Feb
Jan
_20o
——-
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Barvue
Ltd
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Jan
•
Jan
1.23'
>
390
35,383
1
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1,300
19»,2C
Jan
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23,150
1
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Feb
44
Jan
43
9c
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90c
Jan
22
2l<
800
44
Jan
6c
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32
29%
Jan
2.01
Opemiaca Explorers Ltd.
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3918c Jan,
295
22
433/4
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-
Jan
1.90
22
44
350
5.76'Jan
5c
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29%
3.0O!Feb
5c
1
Ltd.—■—
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■
6,000
Northspan Uranium Alines Ltd
Quemont Alining
31,490
Feb
10,000
Obalskl
Corp Co
Jan
99%* Jftii'
8c
Feb
At
99*%
Mines
Barymin
Jan
Cobalt
30
20%
Mines
Rights
Feb
Quebec Copper
99%
Jan
6c
16c
Producers
Jan
99%
2.66 Feb
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64c
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54c
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16%
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14.000
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Portage Island
Feb '*
67
8c
Jan
Mines
14,333
1
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Basco
Jan
Porcupine Prime
15?4
2.00' Jan
37%
Mines
«*
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Baska
45c
Co
14
66
Base
11c
Uranium
1414.
67
Jan
1,500
Mining
540'
—10
Jan
5.150
Lake
Jan
Nova
Jan
16c
Slining Corp_.
24 >4
43c
of
8c
Jan
50c
Eartridge Canadian
21% Jan
33,704
52%
1.49
3.60
-
'
3.15' Feb
2.70 Jan
32,705
17,158
55%
1.02
7c*
1
—
—
Jan
Jan
-
24
—10
Jan
4.50
Corp
Aletals' Ltd—
Ltd.
15c
54c
Montreal
Feb
50c
Oils
1.02
53cv- Jan
'•
Jau
50c
of
5c
4.40
Rare
Canadian
Jan
Jan
•
9o-
23%.
—50
Bankfield Consol Mines
86c
1
Asbestos
American
..
Jan
'
20 %
Bankeno Mines
1,500
5c
*
*
59c ' Jan
Bank
Feb
3.95
25c
NortL American
North
Mines
15
—25
^
Bailey Selburn Oil & Ga*
5 'Jo
preferred
6,800
60c
l
North
Orchan Uranium
12% Jan
52o*- Jan
*
Develop
Electric
6c
7%c
Feb
3.65
225
8,981
•
preferred
Yellowknife
93c
1
Alining Corp Ltd
I
1.42
Jan
15
58c
880
Steels
6c"'
92t
.1
Alines Ltd
Alines Ltd..
(1945)
Temple
36 c"
»1
_20c
7.000
3*. 15
Jan
5.10
trust—
preferred
Gold
Banff
1,000
31c
63,000
Feb
-
29c
56c
Bank
Ltd;
8%c Feb
14%
100
Resources—
Nickel
*
5% %
46,600
73c
21% Feb1
96
13c^ Jan
10c
1
Avillabona Mines
Jan
69c
3.65
Jan
Jan
Jan
7c
50c
Corporation
Aunor
jan
'500
\
Oil
Auto Fabric
Feb
32c
■
3.50
7,800
Feb-
1
Jan
1.000
14c
95^
-
45c
_•
Mines
Auto
Jan
Jan
20'
65
12,588
•
1
i_—
—
4%
Aumaque Gold
Fdb
15c
540
95
/
7%c
"
Jan
90%
21%
8%c
21c 21 %c
•
95
21 %c
*
Co
Atlin-Ruffner
17%c Jan
12c
21
7%c
1
Ncpheline
Aumaciio
High
46
23%
Petroleums
Aubelle
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
*
23%
Mines
Atlas
Jan
Jan
High
3.25
Atlas
Feb
14.100
"
70c
10c
14,300
„
1.20 J
1".
6%c, Jan
41c
14g
Ash
Feb
Low
Shares
36% -Jan
Ashdown Hardware class B
Jtwi
84c
' for Week
8.389
Oils
Asamera Oil
Jan
20%
Jai)1
55c
50c
;
58c
19% Jan
Sales
,
Range
•
Lead Mines.
$2.40
Jan
80c
Week's
of Prices
40
Cons
Arjon
Feb
1.22
1;12.
►
30
8c
Exchange
38%
common
Corp common
$2% preferred
Jan
Is
20c
.
38%
Argus
Feb
Jail
1
.16,000
'
Arcan
Jan
30%
8%c,- 10c
—
..
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
5
Cons
Mines
Area
Jan
Jan
100
8Qc-
.
—_
_
Feb
8lie
23,300,
Feb
•
common
preferred
Arcadia
Feb
60c
19%, 204
Santiago Mines Ltd
frflc
New Spring Couiee Oil <fc ATincrals Ltd_*
Quebec
4c
Gold—
Anthes Imperial
Class B 1st preferred
Apex
Feb
1,500
14,900
8c
.•
*
4%c Jan
2.850
-
Ltd
New
€ia.s
Jan
Anglo American Explor_
.4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd. .—50
Anglo Huronlan
Anglo Rouyn Mines—
1
Ansil
Feb
9c
93c
32
^
,
Ltd
A:
1.95
■'
Jan /
Jan
19c-
——.
Alines
Uranium
Coal
6c
2.50
Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd—
Lake
Jan
Jan
20
%%
Anchor
Jan
69c
.
8c-T.
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd——.
Provo
3c
Sale Price
Analogue Controls
,
5c
6,000
4
Anacon
Jan
9%c Jan
70c
"*
,1
Alines
Ltd
1.10
29
3£%,
Lid
Ltd—
Corp
National Petroleum
Jan
2.5CU
Monprc Alining Co Ltd.:
Pennbec
4c
8c
*
Roxana
Amurex
Jan
2.000
18.18%
>
Feb
Jan
Feb
31,000
4%c
'*6J/2C
—
Montgary Explorations Ltd—
Pitt Gold
3%c
Trunk
Gas
American
*
78c
65c /
8c
:
.
New Goldvue Alines
700
9c
1.20
7c
/4c
1.95
7c
Jan
2.40
90c
2,250
:
-
Jan
28%
.
1,000
5%c
20-
-J
.Mining I.td
Mid-Chibougamau Alines Ltd—
Alines
13,500
96c
'v 75c ;
2.05
370
8L2C
90C .:
Mining Co Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
28 '/2
5%c
.
Explor. Ccr Ltd
McKenzie- Red Lake
:15c
-
-,
8c
-
A
Merrill Island
Paudash
Jan
:
Distillers
Aluminum
Jan
14c
,
1.95
—^
Marpic Exploration
Pamour
25c
Rare Earth
7,000
*
;
35C*.. 37c
Corp
Goldfield
Okalta"Oils
Jan
Aluminium Ltd
'
Jan
Ltd—:
Mclntyre-Porcunine
Normetak
21c
50c
Yellovlknife
debentures
Allied
Jan
■A
Long^ Island Petroleums Ltd
Nocana
7.800
*
Larder
12c
Gold. Mines
Lingside Copper
Pacific
23c
American Loduc Petroleums Ltd
10 %c
a6,35
Mines.:
Min
New jack
Feb
21c
j
Amalgamated
Feb
Ltd—
:
Ltdj_g
Kontilfi Lead A:
New^Hosco
25c
1
Araajgamated
Jan
4c
Ltd
Kirkland Minerals
New
Jan
common
Jan
1.07
:
Ceramic
Kerr^Ajflfwon
New
15c
•
Jan
8%c
i„
Collieries
Kama Creek
59,600
Ltd
25c
Jan
11 %c
:
taternaffional
.
20c
:
-
*
19
Jan
300
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd——.
Louvicourt
Jan
1
9%c Jan
6c
1,200
5.500
Mines & Metals Ltd
'Warrants
Labrador
16c
100
Algoma Central voting
Algom a Steel
*
Jan
2,000
A
j.
—
Ltd
Uran
Uranium
Jan
7,000
25c
Warrants
Feb
1,14
-
Haitian Copper Corp Ltd_
Hbva- Gold Mines Ltd:
t
Iso
Jan
20c
Oil
Algom Uranium
7%c Feb 1
1,600
Mining- *Ltd_i;
Hillcrefct
Jan
8c
Mines
17% Jan
625
24c
•
-
Ltd.
Age Mines
Gunnar
&
Alberta Pacific
Feb
2.40
—
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Golden
6.60
2.59
Jan
common
Explorations
Alberta
Feb
-alllAc all'2c
8 %c v. .-10c
Ltd—
Fatima Alining Co Ltd—Alines (1945) Ltd
Glacier
Feb
Jan
6c
Voting trust
Jan
2.30
-
Ltd—^
Fontana
Gui-Por
17c
21c
6.10
2.42
Mines
Alberta
Feb
•
1.14
Mines
Alines
Alines
7c
Shown
21c
3,000
18%
23c
....
Geco
9c
18%:
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano' Mining <fc Exploration Inc
Gateway
6.35
2.48
1
Petroleums
Alba
*
2.27
10c
.
•
Empire-Oil & Minerals Inc—
Frobisher
6.10
2.40
6%c
_i
—
Mines
Akaitclio
7c
65c
17c
Gas
Agnico
675
2.23
-
-
Ltd_
Alines Ltd^.
Alines
Gold
Jan
^0
Agnew Surpass Shoe
5,200
10c
,1 90c
-
Metal
Feb
9c
...
350
•
Advocate
7c
7% c
•
Copper CO
Sol
93c
Jan
Last
Sugar
Uranium
■
74c
'7C}V/2C
i
Ltd—
Mines
Ltd
East- Sullivan
El
Jan
6c
1
;
Preferred
Feb
Jan
.
,
Fab
74c
14,000
Jan
-
3,100
Paper common
Atlantic
Acadia
j
Elder
239,200
8%c
.
Feb
21c
12%
1
Mining Co Ltd—
Alines
Dome
93c
8c
"
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Duvan
Jan
"82c
1
i
Class A
Jan
10,400
As
Preferred
Acadia
Jan
Feb
1,650
13c-
-
27c
Par
Abitibi Power
-i 14c
1
Jan
Friday
Jan
6c
15c
21,570
i
—•
Jan
22c
19 %c
,/
5.80 Jan
10,766
9 lie 11 (Ac
'
25c
18%c Jan
49,700
STOCKS
Jan
26,100
3.15
:
5%c Jan
28c
-
-
Jan
30,500
Toronto Sink
Jan
1„n
►
7c
1-
18c
98,800
„
2.25 Ja»-
20c
1
Jan
8.90
17,500
•
Mines- Ltd-
6c
Jan
7.35
9c
72 c V
1
Consolidated Halliwell Ltd
Consolidated Quebec Yellowknife
5%c Jan
13c
11
-
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Class B warrants—
100
.
10c
25c
l
Ltd—_1
Feb
15% Jan
Jan
1,800
Ltd
Jan
10c
1.5o
-
Mines
23c
•
Prices
Feb
34
9.1/2C
...
1
Ltd__:
Cadillac
13 %c
Jan
2.05
25c
1
Jan
16c
•
8.35
i
Jan
13
6,275
Jan
22c
Jan'.
1.15
1.65
9c
15c-
i
Jan
Feb r
65c
11,000
—75c
—
Cleveland Copper- Corp-— 'z.
Compagnie Miniore L'Ungava
Consol Central
1,500
18c
■
Ltd
Ltd
7%c
83c
65c
8.90
•
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
'
1.10
«
Central-Del Rio Oils. Ltd—
12c
18 %c
1
Ltd
Ltd
8%c Jan
1
Jan
Limited-1
Corp Ltd-..
Cassiar- Asbestos
Mines
Jan
Jan
1
Corp Ltd
L_.
Mines
21c
20c
6c
12c
3,700
.
Feb
4.20 Feb
70c'
1
Jan
a5c
11c
2.25
770
Feb
Jan
16,000
15%
2.20
•
Jan*
8.90
Wt
14%
^
Feb
64c
\
-j
•
1
1
Ltd—»
Ltd
1,000
Feb
Feb
9c
32%
•
Oils
8c
12c
12 %c 13 %c
j.
Ltd—
Lithium
Westville
4%c Feb
•
14c
j
Alines
Jan
1.10
1
__1
10%
12c
:_10c
Explorations Ltd.
Jan
10,500
444,000
'
63c
*
Canuba Alines Ltd—;
Jan
83c
,
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—
Canalask Nickel Alines Ltd..
___•
13c
Ltd
Wccdon Pyrite & Copper
Corp Ltd
Wendell Alineral Products Ltd
44 c
l
Ltd
Feb
64c
com_3
Devonian' Petroleums
80c
1
65c
.
Feb
Jao.
3.55 Jaw
Jan
1
:
Resources
Valor
Jan
49c
•
Campbell" Chibouhartmu Mines Ltd.
9.90
Aliiies
7c
12c
*
Ltd
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
Feb
73c
_25c
,
.
Jan
10c
550
6c
33c
1
iJ—„
Jan
Mines
1.000.
.
2,500
7,000
1
Ltd
Ltd
Alines
Exploration
United
,
Jan
"i
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Feb
,__l
Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
Cons
>
46c
*
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines LtU
Calalta; Pctroleunt
5c
Ltd
(1944)
Mines
United Asbestos
71/2C
1
:_i
:
•
v..
Alines
Gold
Ltd
TiCa'n Petroleum Corp—:
Trdbor Alines Ltd
Jan
25c
60c
Ltd
1.15
12c
,
a__
56c
32,000
73c
4V2C
Mines
..
25,200
1
Bluewater-Oil & Gas Ltd——i
Tib
Jatt"
.
5c
415,250
*
67c
1
Bonnyville Oil <fe Refining Corp
BorrritTe Copper Corp
^
1,500-
29c
Belleehasse Mining Corp
Beile-Chibougamau
Jan
..1 *e
Jan
8%c
a—.
115,776
10 Vb
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Ltd
72c
180
80c
25c
v
25c
.
Jan
11,000
"
-j
___
'
Jan
..4c
Jan
4.20
Tazin
Jan r
27 %c Feb
10%c
3.30
70c
Alines
Taehc Lake Alines Ltd
Feb
16%.
Jan
.
6c
65c
Dufault
Standard
-
10c lOtaC
-
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A
-
3.60
„Feb
15
,.,19c
24,700
lOe
a2c
67c
::
3.30 Jan
150
_•
Ltd—__
500
69c
Jan
4.15
Sheep
High
Feb
2c
1
Jan
Jan'
Feb
3.50
3.35
Low
64c
.
1
Creek Gold Mines
Slsco Gold Mines Ltd
South
5%
3^0
No.
2,600
7,000
1
Jan
14%
3,000
5%c
Ltd
Mines
Feb
39
69c
5%c
1
Metal
17%
100
64c
•
S't Lawrence River Alines Ltd
13%
'
High
—1
Satellite
•
Jan
100
.
-
1.021. 1.14
__i
Ltd.
Jan
16,402
Ltd—_I—1
..
Augustus Exploration
Anil-Metal Mines Ltd
Mines
Alines—
121
15
5c'
20c,
Autnoniati Mining Corp Ltd—
Mines Ltd
:
Sulphur & Iron Co
Gold
15?
317
15ci6 tap
<
i
Ltd—
Arno
Dolsan
Crest
4,865
-2.60
15r-:
1
Ameranium Mines. Ltd....—
Anaoorv Lead
Cournor
44
25c 27Mrc
•
.
..
Consol
Feb
Uranium
Steep Rock Iron
"
-.-i-
EXploratitmr fkri-»
Alta* Mines
Cartier
39%
locks-
Ltd
Atgonv Cranium. Mines- Ltd
Atlas
Radiore
350
"
14?-»-''14-%
*
Feb
2,600
.6.00
'*
1
90%
200
v
11-VH
"6.00.
6.00
Feb
Sullivan
Advocate
Alsoope
25
G
Low
90%
1,960
;
.12 % ,. 13%
.
*
—_»
25: "
-
*
•
)
-
FEBRUARY
High
78
38%-"38:,4
,
•
•
—
^
Mining-,
FOR. WEEK EN1>E»
Low
a
Lid
red
cum
Low
90%.
Texaco
48
135
47
Jan
48
12%" 12%
167
11
Jan
121* Jan
6
8c
7.05
Jan
6%. Feb-
Jau
13 %C Jan
Jan
75c
Jan
6
Jan
7.95 Jan
75c
•
Jan
6 %• Jan
-
Jan
_
Feb_
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
(740)
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY
RANGE
Low
Par
British
Columbia
preferred
4%c,c preferred
4%% preferred —
4%%> preferred
b% preferred
5% %
preferred
-Class B
Columbia Power
British
Telephone
British Columbia
Brown
Company
Mills class
Bruck
'Class
B
*
Mines
Brunhurst
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
& 8meltlng
Buffadleon Gold
Jan
40%
Jan
126
38
105
40% Jan
41% Jan
88
305
86%
Jan
88
Feb
47%
50%
46
49%
Jan
47
Jan J
1,098
Jan
51% Jan
joiisolidatca
15
11,622
12%
Jan
15
Feb
17% Jan
Warrants
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
230
;
300
15
15%
15
15%
39%
15
Feb
8,481
35 %
Jan
40%
42
5,626
40
Jan
1.55
1.95
28,803
52c
56c
15,700
Feb
15
14%'
2.75
7%c
3.50
3.60
10,750
5,115
16c 18 %c
3.50
16c
8%
10,000
8c
144,700
2.20 Jail
Building
Products
Bullcchs
Ltd
Bunker
Jan
1.30 Jan
11c
",l,rr;T^ ,'
,11
Cadomet
"
i
.
•
——•
1
1
Bread
Canada
Class
preferred
B
preferred
Life
Canada
Malting
Preferred
Class
preferred
Oils
Canada Southern
Petroleum
Breweries
150
3.85 Jail
8.30
9.00
11,515
11 %c 11%C
2,230
Preferred
55%
35
2.264
32
Jan
28':,
135
27
Jan
28% Jan
12%
Jan
37%
1.040
35
Jan
100
,.v::355
97
Jan
100
Jan
216
150
205
Jan
216
Jan
130
69% Jan '
505
25
6,900
82c
99c
2,900
53%
51%
63
3.10
3.30
15%
15%
37%
Oil
50
Jan
54
Jan
40
4.90
18,268
Jan
54
39%
37%
38%
12%
13%
5.25
5.70
7c
13c
Jan
56% Feb
Jan
39% Jan
35
Jan
387A
12% Jan
4.75
Jan
4.20
4.40
1,635
14%
14 %
1.265
14%
Jan
18%
19%
1,445
18Vn
Jan
17%
500
17V2
Feb
15
Jan *;
19"% Jan1*,.,
18% Jan •
29
Jan
33
17%
32 %
33
235
2,885
•—
.
'
8%'
4.00 Jan
9%
8%
Securities
1.45
1.54
17,200
1.35
4,325
4.55
Jan
700
3.85
43,297
2.95
5.55
5.55
5.90
14,425
5.40 Jan
11
200
11
class
27%
29%
55c
■
.
7,205
6,755
:
100
7%
7%
2.65
2.65
2.85
26
18
10e
,
18
53c
1.76
Jan
Jan
6.05
11% Jan
Feb
Jan
75c
7 %
Feb
2.31
Jan
8
Jan
2.90 Jan
26% Jan
Canadian
Oil
-
-
Jail <
25
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
62c
7,911
1.65
Jan
1.85 Jan
Feb
Canadian
North
13
12%
13%
7.65
5,012
1,000
12%
7.20
«
8
8%
1,728
7%
17%
5%
preferred
1953
Canadian Petrofina
preferred
Jan
40c
Feb'1
East
G9e
65c
72c
65c
Jan
82c
Jan
Eastern
29
29%
9,309
100% 100%
11
10%
29% 29%
98
Jan
1,635
10%
Jan
4,442
28
Jan
12% Feb
14% Jan
30
Jan
32
7%c
Jan
1.041
32
50
8c
8 %c
9,200
I*
Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
140
140
140
23
23%
23
23
15
15
Can
2.30
Castle
Central
Del
Cheskirx
Chib
Min
Cop
3.00 Jan
52
260
50%
Jan
1.45
55c
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
Fargo Oils
g3c
85c
88c
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Class A warrants—.:
—
5.55
Class B warrants..
-—i--i—1——
4.40
Canadian Canners class A
• :
14V*
Canadian eelanese commou
• ;19
i $1 preferred
;
—25
$1% preferred
25
32%Canadlan Chemical <fe Cellulose
•
9'/a
Canadian Chieftain Pete
•
1.45
Canadian
Feb
9c
8c
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__
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
Class A
Conwest Exploration
Copp Clark Publishing
;
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chlboug
Corby Distillery class A
Class B
Cosmos Imperial
Coulee Lead Zinc
Cournor Mining
Jan
89
53
:—-
Aluminium
British
Canadian
35
78% Jan
*
;
Canadian
Jan
305
1,225
99
w
•
Preferred
28%
89
34%
52
—-1
Minerals
Rights
Jan
33%
53%
——i
common
Wire class B
Astoria
77c
26c
3.8O
35c
43c
52c
j
1
Consolidated Red Poplar_
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
36c
Jan
1.27 Feb
95c
-
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
255,060
12.50
Steamship Lines
Canadian
1.27
100
warrants
Preferred
Canadian
1.03
V
2.15
10
Mtge
Canada Southern
Canada
27 %c Feb
25 %
■
•
•
B
Canada
11,130
73
class A
Permanent
25%c Fob
216
—-26
Safeway Ltd
12% Jan
17%C Jan
37
—
Canada
1,680
42,167
100
•
Canada
13
19 %c 25%0
27 %c
32c
%
common
——~
Packers
16% Jan
;
55%
.10
Warrants
Canada
225
14
100
—
Lands-
Canada Oil
18''4
6% Feb
28
20
*
10
Associates
Canada
18%
39
Jan
6% Jan
16c
Jan
19
Jan
13
Jan
5
55%
34%
•
Iron Foundries common
% c,o
6%c Jail
4.00
—
50
common
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
4
16,500
5
Preferred
Canada
Feb
11c
1
8.30
11 %c
:—
_.
1,495
300
37 %
6%
Jan
33
—*
common
Cement
Canada
38%
9c
87
—1
Campbell Chlbougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Jan
33
87
Consol Oil
Calvan
6 %c
32c
Jan
7%e
3l%c
13c
13%c
7c
12%
3.10
t
Discovery
Dragon Oil
East Crest
Fenimore Mines
Gillies Lake
Golden Arrow
Halllwcll
Howey Gold
Marbenor Mines
Marcus Gold Ltd
Mic Mac Oils Ltd—
Mining & Smelting
Mogul
Morrison Explor
Consolidated
1
26o
Mines
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
1G,200
6%
24c
29c
1.14
Petroleum
Calalta
29,421
9c
Vf
•
——1
Oils
Mines
1.77
;
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated Moslier
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consol Nicholson Mines
Consol Northland Mines
Consolidated Peak Oils
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
.
Jan
22c
9
I
Mines
Deuison
Consolidated
1.77 Feb
Jan
3.40
V
37%
10c
*
Jan
9c
Jan
3.65 Jan
22c
Jan
8c
--
37%
———.
^Hi 11 Ext
•
Cable
A
class
8c
Jan
5c
1.37
1*77
Jan
2.75 Feb
6%c Jan
12%
Lake
Red
Buiiaio
—
14% Jan:
10
Jan
9c
Ankerite
Buffalo
40
Jan
44% Jan
2.00 Jan
59c
Jan
13% Feb
340
6c
7c
2.50
7c
__
.
Feb
52c
200
9%
2.75
1.50 Jan
950
9%
13%
17% Feb
*
27c
4,375
^
Consolidated Beta Gamma
•
Consolidated Calllinan Flini'.
Consolidated Central Cadillac —___1
'
400
Mines
High
1.082
26c
•
Bellekcuu
ioiisoiidaLed
39%
Low
29c
23c
25c
•
Consolidated Bakeries
Jan
38
~*
—1
1
—1
1
1
*
76
13%
52c
13 ! a
———J
—
Brunsman
Feb
46%
1;7°
1
*
*
A
75
49%
38
41
1
Mines
Reef
130
75
oil
Hiieumt
Higli
29c
•
41%
1S^«
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Brouian
C(m Kel' Mines
44% Feb
*
87
47
*
*
-•
38
——JBJ-—
39% Jan
Coniaurum Mines
3.20 Jan
39%
88
14- 4
15
•
Products
class A
British Columbia Packers
18,036
Low
Jan
2.71
41%
~ ~
—^
Columbia Forest
British
44%
75
•
8
80
18,620
6
High
ouusoi/uateu
75
80
—
3.10
43%
43
100
————-----gh
4%
-
•
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Electric—
American
British
2.84
2.84
\
Britalta Petroleum
Lew
High
see
page
42.
61c
60c
63c
17,500
3.00
10%
149
50c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
12
"
Jan
37c
Jan
Class
General
Motors
Petroleum Canada
com
A
Steel
Wares
common
Preferred
•
100
90
750
3.90 Feb
4.25
3.40
Jan
3.95
13
1,700
12%
Feb
13
Jan
90
140
89
Feb
90
Jan
15c
Jan
19c
Feb
4.00
Jan
Genex Mines Ltd
1
15c
15c
19c
12,200
Jan
Geo
•
1.20
1.20
1.30
13,400
Feb
Giant Mascot Mine
10c
11c
6,000
9c
Jan
Jan
Giant
7.15
7.30
7,425
6.85
Jan
63c
Scientific
Prospecting
Yellowknife
1
Gold
Mines
1
7.15
Jan
7,420
-
11 %
150
8%
1.05
Jan
1.30
Feb
Feb
lie
Feb
7.45
Jan
Volume"!89
Number 5819
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
',
Mining
37c
Gold
•
Eagle aGo1<L_l_a
31%c
-
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4 % • preferred'
common-
class
Grandroy* Mines
- a-a—
Grand tic
Great
Mines
Lakes
L.—,
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Warrants •'
■
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preferred
B
.50
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191
285
185
Jan
Madsen
46%
6%
15%
15%
15
33c
133,057
29c
-
23 Vi
1.92 Feb
Jan
39%
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26
Jan
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Jan
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185
40% Feb
41% Feb
3.00
3.10
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3.00 Jan
3.30 Jan
18
18%
1,360
6%
6%
395
9%
9%
1,264
9%
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4.30
4.80
14,800
27
27
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1.00
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10c
18
17%
18%
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6.70
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43%
1
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l
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76
76
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33 Vic
35c
49
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6%
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4.80 Feb
27
Jan
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1.20 Feb
13c
Jan
80
-
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:
;
■
Jan
-
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—
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8% Jan
225
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2.00 Feb
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Jan
4.00 Jan
25
76
5
76
Feb
•
1.61 Jan
27c
62
47
Jan
Jan
Feb
9c
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Jan
1:80 Jan
37c
50
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
6,550
6% Jan
Jfl
Jan
33%
Jan
5,662
19% Jan
21
Jan
250
44%
470
40
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-44%
Jan
4.75
4.75
5.10
20%
18c
19c
j
1.86
1.88
52
•
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Corp
Ltd
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65%
11%
68
3,336
5,544
1.666
57% Jan
62% Feb
19
21%
17c
500
Jan
Jan
1.86 Feb
20c
Jan
Jan
2.00 Jan
230
49
Jan
53
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1,875
62
Jan
68
Feb
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3,510
10% Feb
12% Jan
87 %
87
88
300
77% Jan
92
44%
14%
44%
14
14%
12,570
4,810
13%, Jan
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7 Vic
9c
39
36 y2
39
12%
14
7
7
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common.*
*
11% Feb
19
787
17% Jan
20% Jan
7
3,835
6% Jan
2.95
19
18%
6%
6%
2.65
2.60
1
1,400
18,800
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Jan
100
23
Jan
24% Jan
90%
11,271
63
Jan
90%
Feb
35
35
38%
179
35
Feb
42 Vi
Jan
33c
36c
37,300
27c
Jan
11
11%
'560
89
21c
21c
21c
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54
54
55%
21Yz
24
27J/a
j
3.30
2.77
3.30
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Mining.
Exploration
2.40
io
Iroquois Glass preferred
12%
-.20c
.1
Lake
.
2.30
12%
a.'
15c
16c
51c
46c
51c
11%
18%c
11%
j
Jonsmith. Mines
20c
31c
39c
16c 17 %c
•
30c
17c
65c
60c
-16c
65c
25c
*
25c
2.41
of
Canada—A
Jan
Jan
55% Jan
27% Feb
3.30 Feb
2.05 Jan
2.55
Jan
12
Jan
13Vi Jan
15c
Jan
17c
43c
10
Jan
Jan
64c
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
13c
Jan
20c
Feb
23o
Jan
34c
-Jan
53
Feb
53
Feb
58.870
28c
3an
39c
Feb
28,900
12,093
16c
Jan
22c
Jan
55c
Jan
70c
Jan
3,000
23c
Jan
28c
Jan
2.52
4,700
9%
9%
10
10,885
5.75
_•
Warrants
Jan
65c
2.30 Jan
25
32 c
12
21% Jan
327,233
150,150
53
41% 6 Jan
Feb
49
2,665
27c
Feb
Jan
9%
5,500
13,100
16 %c
70c
21c
7,742
6,690
90,775
1,300
1,600
53
.1
Jowsey Mining' Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils.
Kelly Douglas classA—
2.60 Feb
500
12%
*
JoUet«Quebec Mines
2.41
13%
15c
31c
-II—III
(1939).
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Johns Manvllle
3,05 Jan
70c
23%
_..25c
A_.
Irish Copper Mines
Iron.. Bay Mines...
Jan
62c
*
—
7%
Jan
34c
•
com
»
6%
23%
82 V4
65c
*
*
1
warrants
5.50
5.90
6,350
Red
1.95
9
Jan
Jan
2.96
Jan
10% Jan
6.10 Jan
4.90 Jan
Medallion
Gold
.1
Kilembe Copper
Warrants
'Rights
Minerals
—
,
;
Krofc Oils Ltd
1
20c
Labatt
Ltd.
(John)
Lake
Cinch
Mines..
Mexican
Light &
Preferred
.1^0
*
__50
;
Mindamar
Modern
class
A...
Moneta
Multl
Nam a Creek Mines—
Nealon
Nello Mines
Neon
.
;
New
Pete—
Goldvue
83
30%
83%
394
9%c
9%C
11c
24c
25c
3,800
5,500
Mines.
4.45
4.45
5.00
355
Mining.
30c
30c
31c
3,350
4.30
4.25
4.35
620
3.60
3.60
3.75
35c
35c
35c
8,800
1,020
26
27
240
Lake Ltngman Gold Mines
Lake Osu Mines
Lake
Shore
Lake Wasa
1
j
La Luz Mines
Lamaque
Gold
Mines.
Latin American
.500
Jan
3.50 Jan
3.00 Jan
33c
Jan
26c
Jan
5.00 Jan
31c
Jan
4.35 Feb
3.75
35c
North
1,495
29% Jan
5,605
34
37%
40%
6,275
34% Jan
40% Feb
O'Hrien
46
44%
46
510
44 Vi
Jan
46
Jan
Ocean
14ya
17
11,095
12
Jan
17
Feb
5%
25
18C
140,000
43c
25,350
18c
For footnotes
see
11c
5V4
5.50 Jan
16c
Jan
32c
Jan
24%c Jan
11 %c Feb
138,700
25o
Jan
62,500
7c
40c
15c
Jan
Feb
Jan
14c
27% Feb
-5 % Jan
80
27 y8
Jan
4.95
Feb
3.65
3.65
4.00
9,300
18
18
19
12c
12c
15C
15c
15c
1,000
15
15
100
15
28c
1,465
....
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27c
30c
22,850
9c
9c
9 VaC
45c
42c
51c
5 VaC
5 Vic
4.15
3.00 Jan
16
Jan
19
Jan
*"100
"
13%c Jan
15
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
-206
Jan
15c
Jan
15% Jan
33c
Jan
27c
Jan
8c
Jan
9%c Feb
34c
Jan
58c
Jan
9 Vic
12c
36c
42c
38,600
1.40
1.40
1.4,3
22,530
—•
62c
62c
71c
78,850
38c
Jan
73c
25c 26Vic
21,850
1,180
14,190
20c
Jan
26 %C
Feb
26c
Jan
34c
Jan
Jan
2.60
Feb
26c
7c
30c
30c
32c
2.41
2.40
2.60
5o
Jan
7c
Jan
8C
Jan
12c
Feb
31o
Jan
43c
1.07 Jan
2.25
Jan
1.48 Jan
Jan
-II
32,625
7l/2c Jan
10c
Feb
14c
14c
15c
4,ioo
Jan
1.28
1.44
112,475
13Vic Jan
1.05 Jan
150
1.30
•
91/aC
8c
10c
28c
34c
1.50
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
6 Vic Jan
lie
Jan
107,861
27o
Jan
35o
Jan
32,170
35c
Jan
54c
9c
Jan
1.91 Feb
9c
Jan
—.1
7%c
7 Vic
8%C
10,000
1
—1
—1
21c
18c
24c
Jan
25c
Jan
6C
6 Vic
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
1.25
1.25
1.38
168,940
25,440
2,475
10c
6>/aC
15c
15c
500
15c
_•
15%
15 Vi
15%
500
1
79c
75c
85c
—1
1.07
1.06
1.18
69,027
8,577
1
—
2.35
2.33
2.40
9,150
7c
7 Vic
4,500
103,000
*
—
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25c
•56%
.1
1
—
12VliC33c
3.75
21c
28c
56 Vi
57%
12c 13 %c
33c
3.50
36c
3.85
4.905
65,600
22,250
8,417
23,100
29,750
114,700
7,120
1.20 Jan
1.40 Jan
Feb
19c
13
Jan
15 Vi
Feb
73c
Jan
77c
Jan
96c
Jan
2.30 Jan
6%c Jan
Jan
15c
52 Vi Jan
9c
Jan
33c
Jan
3.15 Jan
Jan
1.20 Jan
2.55
Jan
7%c Jan
28c
Feb
57% Feb
13%c Feb
37c
Jan
3.85 Feb
.*
1
1
17%c
17c
22c
•
23c
20 %c
26c
25o
4.40
4,15
4.60
35
35 Vi
350
1.55
1.80
59C
57c
59c
46c
50c
1
1.75
1.70
1.80
4,605
12,428
6,800
75,100
1.35 Jan
1
2.14
1.85
2.20
68,745
1.85 Feb
2.55
1.20 Jan
1.80 Jan
:
-
23c
50
Exploration
Ltd
—
1
l
—
—...
22c
24c
1.21
1.21
1.34
6,900
13%
13%
13%
670
14 V*
14 Vi
15
Jan
1.42 Jan
35%
Feb
1.80 Feb
56c
Jan
59c
Jan
45c
Jan
52c
Jan
1.97
Jan
13 %
Jan
13%, Jan
75c
Jan
Jan
13%
Jaa
16
Jan
1.52
27
175
25
Jan
27
Feb
49
49
35
49
Feb
49
Feb
3.70
400
1.30 Jan
1.53 Jan
I3ya Jan
3.25 Jan
79
Jan
17c
Jan
15c
1.50
420
1.40 Jan
23C
10,500
18Vic Jan
8c
8c
9%C
25,000
7%c Jan
66c
Jan
67c
G7c
69c
8,000
15%
15%
15%
14% Jan
1.90 Jan
1.25
1.25
19c
220
3,525
24,500
1,000
5,265
11,800
2.20
2.20
2.30
18,125
50C
50c
55c
3,500
10
9%
10
1,386
9%
375
7%C
Ogama Rockland Gold
-90S
Oils.
•
Malartlc-.
—.
Jockey Clib common.
Warrants
—
:—
.10
.20
7c
8c
14 Vic 14 Vic
1
Oka Rare Metals Mining
9%
1.28
Jan
42c
Jan
15c
.1
3.70 Jan
Jan
•
Mines.
Jan
75
20C
Cement
16%
23c
13 Vic Jan
1.40
9,100
Jan
5.00 Jan
20 Vic
-1
1.05
Jan
3.55
•
—
Obaska Lake Mlnes.
preferred
35
4.60 Feb
16 Vi
1
Mines
Class B
3.70 Jan.
26
242
preferred
-
Jan
1.45
8,500
Preferred
Feb
36c
15%
78
Ontario
22c
Jan
20c
27
39c
Telephone
Gold
Jan
14 Vic Jan
50
—
Nova Benucage
Nudulama Mines
27c
1.45
...»
77
Norvalle
Feb
15%
Natural Gas——.*
Power common
—
22c
3,740
1,460
2,590
14,806
7,171
a
37c
O'Leary
Jan
15% Jan
9c
175
20
Okalta
Feb
1.04 Jan
14% Feb
5.00
100
Jan
Jan
Jan
135,000
1,765
25,500
—•
Jan
9o
150
52c
Northland Oils Ltd
48c
15o
11«
Jan
Northwestern Util
18c
6,650
34C
Feb
3.50
6%c Jan
10,300
12 %c
49.
Feb
18c
25c
65c
45c
27 Vi
Gold.
A
Northern
40o
Jan
3.904
287,912
9,061
Jan
30% Jan
9c 11 %C
16C
25%o
nam
4.80 Jan
Jan
Feb
89 Vi
4.95
Northern Canada Mines.
40
40
19% Jan
48% Jan
Feb
103
17 Vi
46
27%
warrants
1957
30%
5%
11 Vic 13 Vic
90c
3634
Jan
15
11 VaC
4.35
Feb
Jan
2.48 Jan
100
103
75c
Feb
17c
46
92
5.00
Mines
Northern Quebec
Preferred
6 Vic Jan
18:}»
46
4.00
31
15c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines.
l8V«rf
103
75c
141
36c
Mining. Co.
18%
4.00
Jan
150
Lyndb»tr«it
_•
39c
Nickel
Class
Feb
1
Feb
1956 warrants.
30
38c
Goldfleld
93c
Class A warrants.
141
Warrants
Jan
North Star Oil common.
25
l
Louvicourt
80c
45,918
1,225
—I
Northspan Uranium
1,710
—*
93c
——1
Gold ' Mines
Rankin
31
•
—
84c
Jan
1.60
141
Lerado
Mines—
92c
26%
16,100
39,515
13,650
26,775
Preferred
30
Long Island Petroleums
Uranium
"Ill
Ij
Normetal Mining Corp
141
warrants-
I-ondon Hosiery class A
Jan
I*
Nickel-Rim Mines Ltd
30%
Jt
47
*
Nisto Mines
17
Preferred
Feb
25o
Niagara Wire class B
Mining «5c Smelting
30
class A.
Jan
36
Nickel
40%
preferred
40%
100
»
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn.
New Superior Oils
30%
•
Jan
26% Jan
,36
13 Vi
New
Northern Ontario
Vic Jan
Jan
36
147/8
New
Mines
Jan
13
36
7%c Feb
Norlartic
Jan
21c
311
1.18 Jan
Acme
Jan
40%
494,281
NipisslngMines
14%
Jan
Jan
Jan
53c
Taku
8c
40
1.91
New
■
Feb
46c
Newnorth
Jan
^3175
22% Jan
22% Jan
1
Feb
2.15 Jan
12
'
14 %C Jan
1.61
-30
—
12c
4
100
49c
12,250
33,900
12
31c
6c
24,000
12
1.75
2.39
13C 14%c
Jan
S
2.20
1.36 Jan
2,880
53,800
13%
lGVic
14 Vi
18c
Mining & Smelting.—1
Exploration——l
5%C
83,350
Feb
1
319
New Mylamaaue
2.30
1.56
7%c
Feb
2.95
50o
Mines.
Manitoba
49c
*
547
Mines
Feb
28% Jan
1.56 Feb
13,000
Newlund Mines—..
5%c
24% Jan
Jan
6,800
1.41
Glass B
-
Jan
4.45 Jan
26c
Jan
2.85
Jan
34%C
,
-
Jan
8c
■
19,500
40
Class B preferred
A
22c
86 Vi
'Jan
1.65
Jan
2.35
56,929
1,700
32c
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
11 Vic Jan
35c
29c
-
2,200
-10; 506
9c lOVic
1.50
Mlnes.
Class
Jan
33c-
2.70
3.40
9 Vic 10 Vic
26%
Mines.
Gold
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias common..
Cos
Jan
9o
49C
Jan
9%C
30
Gold
Lexindln
Loblaw
80
Jan
1.35
26
..600
1.22 Jan
Feb
Jan
'-900
30c
.
Northgate
3.00 Jan
83c
Feb
30c
—
11% Feb
95c
Jan
80c
10 %c
.1
Lencourt
1st
Jan
69c
7,200
7,409
•
-3
Laura Secord Candy
Leitcb Gold
*
1.03 Jan
42,300
26 Vi
30% Jan
2.75 Feb
82C
82c
II
New
Jan
26
Mines-
Jason
Jan
1.60
75c
New .Kelore Mines..
New
Feb
80c
85c
Oil of Canada
Mines
Hosco
49
*
25%
New Harrlcana
New
1.23
1.50
t
52c
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
eoc
80c
1
Norpax
20,500
24,200
11,705
14% •Jan
20o
Jan
95c
Feb
.
*>
.—.—I
Jan
1.20
13%
14
1
Mines—
86c
2.85
700
13%
1
20c
86c
14% Feb
65c
—
Dickenson Mines—.—
New
Jan,
Jan
♦
Uranium.
Mines___
Davies
Jan
13 Va
12,100
1>750
14%
45c
New Chamberlain. Petroleum
New
Jan
32c
791
14%
•
.
40 Va
Bidlamaque Gold
New Delhi
3.35
25c
8%c Jan
12C
75c
New Bristol Oils
New
2.20. Feb
17 Vic Jan
34,611
Jan
50c
;
New Continental
*
25%
401/a
New Athona Mines
New
Jan
26%
a
New Calumet
27c
10c
1
Lablne
Alger
72,225
12%C Jan
37c
Feb
22,500
5
Products
Nesbitt
Jaa
»
Jan
1.14
Jan
Jan
8 ViC
10c 11 Vac
10c
lGVaC
-
Jan
2.75
Feb
45c
Jan
27 Vic
'
Mines
9c
90c
95
90
999
28,553
Juii
14
National Drug & Chemical common—B
National Explorations Ltd
.•
National Grocers preferred-.
_20
56o
1.20
Jan
47%
14
:
91,117
38,600
2.80
28o
115
j
54,135
i
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
48
—...l
85c
29Vi Jan
Jan
5
■48
7 Vic
Minerals
18c
25% Jan
10% Jan
22o
Feb
48
3.20
7 Vic
"•
74c
27% Jan
Jan
4%
*
!
10c
■
Jan
17c
-
|
74c
795
<133
106%
-
*
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron.
65,500
1,455
Feb
Feb
13% Jan
Jan
31c
•
Moore
50c
3,561
10% Jan
1.00
<■
Montreal Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust
46c
11%
Feb
1.29
40e
***"40
Porcupine
2.35 Jan
29%
15c
1.07 Jan
29,950
2.42
Molybdenum, Corp
5,425
29%
Jan
-lie
25 %c Jan
1.23
32c
:
—;
2.70
11
Jan
1.10
»
-
Preferred
2.40
28 Vi
Jan
15c
19c
2.45
l.
Norgold Mines
28*/9
42c
Jan
20c
_I*
Molsons Brewery class A—
Class B
Nor
11
Jan
Jan
10c.
15c
1.60
Noranda Mines.
29
96
18c
•
Corp
Containers
Jan
Jan
13 ya Jan
Feb
136,600
.
2.20 •-3J5
150
»
filines^.
Mln Ore
Jan
-
3.35
t
T
Mining Corp—
Jan
95
37c
j
Metals
10c
*
Debentures
|
,
:.
10 Va
Jan
31c
770
1
,
,
——
Milton Brick
20 y8
75
12C
46c
B% Jan
85c
41o
10c
13.50
Lake Uranium-
19% Jan
80c
95
35c
Warrants
Milliken
5Vic Jan
80c
Jan
Jan
27c
....
-
92,900
91%
la*
common
Mill "Cltr Petroleums
370
"III—l
—
1
,
Midcon Oil & Gas__
Midrlm Mining-:-.:
12.871
Jan
22%
Feb
Jan
1.15
Power
.Midwest Industries. Gas
11,500
62c
27c
Jan
Jan
10c
93
130
21c
22c
50e
—_—
8c
Jan
24>500
124Vb
18c
340
-
-
10%
40c
130
4.50
128%
13%
Jan
12 Vi
61,525
•-22,350
12,600
83>490
17c 18V^0
12%
10c
Island Mining
Mersey paper 5Vi% pfd—
Meta Uranium Mines
20%
3.25 Jan
■
4o
1.12
1.04 Jan
.
857,400
91,523
7,070
35o
Merrill
8c
10
-
29%
.Mines
Gas
40c
I2y«
Petrolduma...——.
•
19%
8C
10
Lake Dufault .Mines.
Lakeland
1.29
27 %c
92V'4
North Canaaian Oils common
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement class A
1.17
35c
,
15c
Klrkland
15c
1.17
Mercury Chipman Knit....
49c
-.1
a
14c
22
.
7%c Jan
21
Jan
14% Feb
Jan
3%c Jan
-
233
37c
12%C
.1
Mentor Expl & Dev
2.50
Gold
35C
14C
—
lAira..
19%
10%
Gold Mines—
Kerr-Addison
Feb
liy4 Feb
i
Tnterprovincla i .Pipe- Line—
Kelv iuator
7
4% Jan
150
j
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Jelllcoe Mines
15% Jan
7
Feb
6,346
—io
360
2.95 Feb
1.10 Jan
12c
14% Jan
21 Va
-
.251
-
43y2 Feb
2.55 Jan
1,625
95-
|
National Steel Car
39%
Feb
13%
93
1.47 Jan
Jan
Texaco Canada Ltd
Jan
Jan
12%
22
13
.1
National Hosiery Mills class B
National Petroleum
36 Va
9c
21
1.19
35% Jan.
changed to
Jan
6
common.
class
46'/a Jan
-14% Feb
9 Vic
11J/4
International Petroleum
international; Ranwick -.Ltd
Syndicate
Jan
Jan
5%
International Bronze Powders pfd
Co
6c
11%
Inspiration Mln & Dev
Nickel
44 Vi
66,700
3,495
2,975
*
_
International
45
;
Jan
_•
__
Inland Cement Co pfd.
Inland Natural Gas common
Warrants
Kenville
'
5.10 Feb
.•
Warrants
Jaye
68
11,625
62% *
4.25 Jan
io
-
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
Ingram & Bell preferred
Jefferson
19%
*61%
19%
TobaCfco of Canada ordinary.:!
Lake Gold
j
Investors
.
14
Oil
B
32...
43%
Investment class A
Life Assurance
Class
*
Name
Jan
45
.
McColl Frontenac Oil Co Ltd
38%
Jan
21
/13.%/
95
HIi
McWatters
2.00 Feb
8!/aC
.,.,i
,
n..
Maybrun Mines
8Vic Jan
15
.
21% Jan
950
9,400
4.50
Feb
J an
lo
8,775
7,525
McMarmac Bed Lake
20 %
Bank
Industrial
31
—20
__
22,000
1.07
1,04
,
7.65 Feb
Jan
*
4c
1.04
.100
McKenzie
19
62%
3%C
Consol
Mclntyre porcupine
3,119
19%
265
Ltd
Jan
19%
I*
100
22
100
Preferred
8c
'
15,600
1,200
30,482
7%
Jan
19
■
Huron & Erie Mtge
Indian
-
.1
.
14%
22
12c
Jan
43%
Mining & smelting
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh Pain Porcupine
Humber Oils
14%
,,
...
11c
~19%;
•
-Feb
1
19
19
•
Jan
9c
.1
6.00 Feb
1,770
4.50
Feb
19 Va
common.—
92o
16,050
Marigold Oils
Maxwell
*
.
Howard -Smith Paper,
Hudson- Bajr
:
200
11c
Maritime Mining Corp.
Martin-McNeely Mines.
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Matacbewan
_•
.
Class B
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
32
.,
44,440
1.05
9c
.
Maralgo Mines —I.
Jan
Co Ltd—
Glass A
.
GoJa
2.95
1.05
.
Jan
17 Vi Jan
21,800
14,600
r
8c-
6%c-
Highland Bell
2^80
_.a
J4n
'
T>2c
8C
49
Hendershot" -Paper ..'connnon^i
Preferred —Ail—
t,
....
6%c
4.25
35c
r..
5,194
14%
Preferred
10
1.00 Feb
10,700
56,900
2,005
2,000
24c-
1.77
& Co..
43%
Maple) Leaf Gardens—a.
*
Maple Leaf Milling common.——*
13
Feb
,41%
3%c
20c
23
'i
Goidfieids.
Maneast Uranium
Jan
26
100
v~
'
1
8c
:*
20c
-
1
-—-
Red.
11 %c
-
Jan
Jan
1.25
Malartlc
Jan
-
.
•
10%, Jan
2.00 Jan
500
'
Feb
9% Jan
30,500
23,683
-
54
16c
22
Majortrans
12
30,037
10,210
9%c
Jan
6% Jan
Jan
Jan
1.19
Magnum Fund Ltd_.__._-.
Maher Shoes Ltd
i
Mines
Jan
11c
23
Bed- Lak»—_
Mar con
55c
43
Cockshutt
15c
13,500
4,000
10c
.♦
—
common.
—
9%e 10 %c
8c
,
9%
77,200
13
21%
Jan
5% Jan
45
2,235
17c
l
—
18
475
47%
15c
Hard:Bock -Gold
Harrison Minerals
.
1.54
3f
24»i
6.10
s
Hamilton Cotton
.
-
4.70
.
Lake 'Gold—
Typiuim Lime & Aiab—
Headway
Feb
Jan
6
l
,
Gwillim
Hees (Geo H)
Jan
33c
1.10
.
Heath -Gold.
17
20c
2.90
1
Harding Carpets
15y4 Feb
24%
i
Mines
Mines
Jan
9%
10
Gulf Dead -Mines—j.
Hallnor
Jan
8
12Y*
9c
_
-
48
Feb
6,450
-1,700
4.665
17c
__
Warrants
Jan
6%
39%
—
Gulch Mlnee
.
40%
30%
9%
Guaranty Trust
Gunnar
1.92
-
191.
145
-450
-
Feb
47
Gridoil. Freehold
Bights
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.19
Mages Sporting Goods—
.Magnet Cons Mines.—.
-
•
lie
High
3.05
25c
•
Macmillan & Bloedel class B
-
•
11c
42,500
40,900
1.05
MacLeod
Jan
Great-West Saddlery—.
Winnipeg Gas.
-Voting trust
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
38c
2184
Jan
42c
26%
•
A
31c
9%C
32c
Jan
18
Greater
35c
2.66 Jan
t
40c
Jan
6%
*
2,269
y
••
3.05
_20
Jan
22c
40%
l
......
27c
3.00
:
Explorations
Macleods class A pfd
-32c
6
warrants
Great Plains Deveioo_
Macfie
22,300
24%
1
common
—
Glass
20Vic Jan
2.95
.
-__a
-$2.60
127,295
Jan
2.85
1
—
235,200
38%
39
25
18c
Low
High
2.85
36c
1.80
•
Macdonald Mines
-4,500
29%
i,
common
Jan
Low
Macassa Mines
46%
j
j.
Paper.
Preferred
29 %C
Feb
12c
30c-
6%
>
-
Par
38c
-lOo ' Jan
190
15%
_l—
High
Jan
33c
-
_•
A
Li
Great Lakes Power
34c
30C
26o
4
'
_50
a.
^
Gordon Mackay
A
-7,600
20c
*:
:
104,625
-k30c
-
LOW
38c
18c
-
27c
33c
.
-
.
-
Golden. Maultou Mines-.
Gold fields; Uranium -
Grafton -class
High
33c
10c 10%c
.
Glenn Cranium Mines
Goklale Mines
«r.
■
RANGE FOB WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 6
Low
Par
.
Glacier
6c
Jan
13c
Jan
1.12 Jan
19c
37c
Feb
Jan
9% Jan
8
Jan
1.60 Jan
23c
Jan
9%c Jan
75c
16
8c
Jan
Jan
Jan
15 %c Jan
1.35 Jan
23c
Jan
2.40 Jan
65c
10
9%
Jan
Jan
Feb
.42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(742)
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Opemiska
10
Debenture
&
28
400
9.85
10 %
27,135
8.90
Jan
10%
3.50
3.50
100
3.35
Jan
3.50
26
FEBRUARY
Jan
Par
28% Jan
.1
9Vic Jan
12c
Jan
Voting* trust
Tfcylor Pearson
13,100
32c
Jan
40c
Jan
leek
16,500
36c
Jan
45c
Jan
4,500
36c
32c
36c
36c
3Gc
40C
16%
1
.——....
16%
17%
/ 9,152
16%
Feb
18
Jan
11%
Petroleums
Warrants
11%
11%
910
11%
Jan
13
Jan
Hersey Tubes
Page
Palliser
34
Petroleum
Pamour
Porcupine
1
Drilling
of
Patlno
Canada
Oil
10,800
3,480
1
Ore
2.00
2.15
14,714
1.15
3.40
,2,362
16,017
3.25
Jan
20c
18Vic
Jan
J8c
26
Powell
://;. 47
I
20
48%
275
45
20
140
19% Jan
Jan
1.64
12,155
25C
—1
1.55
1.71
9,600
9,600
1.00
•
2.03
1.99
2.12
223,960
1.57
197
1.40
1.60
61,120
1.24
16
16%
1.08
1.05
1.14
1.51
1.40
1.54
5,315
8c
18,100
......
British
Columbia
7 Vic
7 Vic
10%
-10%
1.52
325
,
16
1.01
10%
1.40
Jan
Jan
1.71
2.12
Feb
Jan
1.64
Jan
Feb
Feb
6c
1.56
Jan
66%
3,650
36%
Jan
39
500
40c
Feb
45c
Jan
61 %
Jan
67
Feb
67
905
2.85
2.95
1,700
2.85
Jan
4.85
5.00
8,675
4.50
Jan
9 Vic
9c
9 Vie
3,500
9c
Jan
5%
3,175
4%
Jan
Gold
5%
President Electric
5%
135
...
East
65%
135
136
70
2.10
Producers
Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd
6.65
4.20
4.65
7,905
90c
1.03
12,806
3.05
—
6.30
99c
1
Airways
2.51
4.40
Dome
Pronto Uranium Mines
1.70
6.35
......
2.95
3.10
135
23,195
9 Vic
60,460
1.55
4,900
9c 10 Vic
6.25
4.20
90c
2.95
3.55
5V«
12c
6%
Feb
136
Jan
Jan
6.80
Feb
3.30
Ascot
Copper.
Chlbougamau Gold......
Copper Corp
Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
55c
Feb
37,700
9c
Jun
12c
49c
Jan
64c
Upper
Jan
1,100
17c
2,000
88c
86c
95c
21%
Ltd
65c
Cement
K
Feb
60c
63c
Western Decalta
77c
Jail
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
Western Grocers class A
Preferred
19c
Jan
24c
Jan
Western
Leaseholds
39c
14,100
35c
Jan
46c
Jan
Western
Naco
13c 13 Vic
46,896
14c
Jan
13%
Jan
37c
12%
100
4,754
Jan
12
Jan
99%
42,733
76%
"11
Jan
23
III
11%
Feb
23 %
Jan
Jan
11% Jail
812
12,280
99
370
90c
Jan
29 %
Jan
70
16%
Windfall
Wood
60c
Jan
14c
Jan
94c
Jan
42
Jan
53% Jan
14 Vic Jan
7,150
-
55c
1.80
24Vic
Feb
68c
Jan
York
Jan
Feb
35 %
Feb
Jan
48
Jan
31,721
35
35%
98
4.95
35
23c
32 %
25
19c
4.00
500
23C
4.90
Jan
4.60
Jan
36 %
Jan
Jan
23c
Jan
12
Feb
Andian
Jan
35
Jan
Jan
73c
Jan
150
38,000
1,700
1.15
69
68
69%
675
26c
24c
30c
164,400
7
155
2.20
2.25
100
20c
19 Vic
21c
49,830
%c
14c
64 2m
50
52
2,695
2.30
8,403
1.09
21,265
51c
51c
55c
5,525
1.60
1.60
1.92
10,310
70c
National
Bulolo Gold
Jan
8c
Feb
ll%c
Feb
Canadian
Asbestos
Corp
70
Jan
Canadian
38c
Jan
Coast Copper
Jan
7%
Jan
2.50
Jan
Dalhousie
22c
Jan
Disher Steel
Jan
Dominion
47%
Jan
52
Feb
Dupont Co of Canada
Gaspe. Copper Mines ;
Feb
2.00
Jan
Jan
1.40 Jan
Jan
Jan
2.07
Exploration
Propane common
Warrants
Supertest Pete ordinary
HI"
III""
_
Loblaw
Jan
Minnesota
36%
Jan
41
Jan
72%
74
5.356
Pend
68%
Jan
76
Jan
Jan
8Vic Jan
Yukon
Jan
15%
1.42
8,945
37c
-174550
226,822
•
_25c
77c
86c
6%c
t
.300
7Vic
Jan
1.80
Feb
Feb
25c
Feb
25c
6bc
Jan
86c v. Feb
--
5 ViC
Jan
•7%c Feb
...
28C
Feb'
32c
Jan
20c
Jan
28c
-Jan
45,150 :
.5.700
1.64
Feb
1.80
*
•
30
-
Jan
Jan
9%c Jan
Jan
97c
..79,265-
37c
'
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«AC
7Vic Jan *
5,500
25c
.
8
14c
-Jan
26c
—
1.43 Jan
Jani
1.35
v
20%. Feb
23%
Jan
25%
22,400
12c
Jan
14c
18,000
6
Vic Jan
8c
30,608
2.35
Jan
17c
20c
7.460
16c
20c
Feb
3,750
10% Jan
12%
Jan
Inc
_
34.700
7.000
Section
Low
6
:
6
100
41 %
185
7%
7%
4.200
6%
34%
35%
_
34%
H iz'd
Low
High
6
41
6
Feb
41%
Feb
8V3
Jan
Jan
5
37% Jan
Jan
—
35%
3,023
3.95
4.10
1.950
3.30
Jan
26
26 %
790
25 %
Jan
34
—
34 %
520
32%
Jan
6%
5.205
•
26%
•
34
.
•
Feb
36
.
Jan
*6%
Uc
•
3.50
-
•
•
44
3.50
100
•45-
43
5
.
Jan
Jan
34% Jan
Jan
•
3.05
4,030
-
4.20
27 Va
.
6%
Jan
41%
Jan
3.50 Feb
Feb
45
Jan
15%c
15c
Jan
90
'91
325
90
Feb
91
89
89
*91
345
87
Jan
91
Feb
21%
(1956)
-20%
21%
3.017
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
31%
32%
21
21
:
I
ZI7.50
•>
Illllle
-
—
530
30 V*
450
2.60
2.60
»
48
65C
28%
100
-
47
48%---
65c
36%
-
25
Feb
Feb
46
.31
149 %
Jan
35Vi
Jan
Jan
„
Jan
-
61c
Feb
Jan
2/73 Jan
50
Jan
35%
225
Feb
Jan
117'%
Jan
2.55
4.630
-
Feb
Jan
33V2
375
65c
-35%
Jan
32%
Feb
Jan
138
--TOO
1
j.
21
112%
3.825
34%
18 c-
Jan
30
115
-740
147 148%
■
III
I
/
5,300
-
-34%
__1
J.
Corp__-
28%
147
2,50
L
18c
114% 117%
28%
.Paper!
Prjce Bros
Cons. Gold
-
114%
;
;
s.
&. Ontario
32%
—__1
L
Oreille .Alines
Jan
2.35
80c
25c
66c
40
Jan
-Jan
,-Jen
Jan
10c
2.18
28c
18c
Zellers
12c
13c
12
11%
12%
3.25
3.40
1,160
,16
15%
17
4,141
98
98
135
100
Jan
10% Jan
-
tS.T1
18
Expressed in Canadian D«»llar»
common
International Utilities
Jan
3.30
"
; Preferred
1.40
8Vic 13 Vic
I- 30c
t
Glass
Jan
7 Vic
19c
26%
J.. 9.10 Jan*
41%
5
Hayes Steel Products
International- Paper*
Jan
Are
Oil
Jan
66c
82c
13c
4,750
24c
i
20c
Jan
2.20
1,520
4.50 Jan
-
'
•
•_
Jan
8 Vic
River Gold
Contact
io%
:.:20%- 20%
28 Vic
.1
Jan
12%
•: io%
6%C
t
_•
Alareqni
10c
_6c
Feb
-"
Jan
7%
Investments
16c
Jan
7,205
25Vi
79c
,
-w_5
-5
Consolidated. Paper
Jan
74
Cons Mines.
General
Jan
5c
38,339-
19%
.
Jan
'
Feb
70c
11,500
"""1,"310
1.36
_*
j
63%
365
8c
26%
Jan
Jan
„
.-8c*
Jan
Jan
..1.80 * 1.80
1
Shown
Dredging
24c
18.256
15%
22c
Jan
.
14
4.25
25c
4—1"
Canada & Dominion Sugar
39,800
25%
.7c
.
14,430
1;46
.
.
Jan
7c
7c
.,
-
Jan
1.85
Jan
/25%
Va
«
Jan
40
14%
"
-
8.c
,L31
Corp
1.65
80c
23%
8%
^-2.60 Jan
Jan
1:35
485
_—1
19c
6%c
7 Vic
Jan
16c
9,400
9c
Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
39%
14%
.1.95
,
31% Feb
Jan
Feb
4,30
Par
40
25%
19% Feb
10744 Feb
Feb
.
4.25
8Vic
—
28%
1.43
Jan
t
7%
100
-'
1. 17c 19%c
:
—
—
Prices
6%c
Steep Rock Iron„
Steinberg class A
r
Jan
1.00
Feb
"**"91
-
9c
1
IIIl
Feb
45c
250,400
:
.III*,
_'
Jan
1.35
--8,100
1.41
;
,
class 'A
16c
2.00
Feb
40
Jan
29
T'Xi5
,34c
—
26%
6%
106
-
Toronto Stock Exchange
-
36,200
T7-re
.40% Feb
Jan:
-
iftVi
140
60.800
13V*?c
Anglo Con Pulp
18c
20
•
_
Feb
11%
32
26%
Jan
Jan
18c
16c
1.06
Jan
87
T
Jan
E'eb
65c
Feb
,
3/75 Feb
jiair.
175
2.30
—20c
Alining _Z
7,500
8c 11 %c
I.
^
Jan
1.35
1.03
Zulana
65c
1,215
28
,
Jan
x t
34
5
2.10
lie
*
10%
Zenmac Aleial
Jan
Jan
4,919
Feb
'39Vi Jan
Jan
90c
-7,575
7V'2
1
Oil/
Yukeno Alines
Jan
1.15
56c
14,700
•*'
Jan.
-
3.75 Feb
1
16%c 18 Vic
,:2G%
Young (II G) Alines-.
13,256
12
27
Jan
2.10
•
7c
»
Jan
26%
Mining
Jan
4.40
36V4 Jan;
.
220
3l%
1.48
.
Jan
1.25
Steel of Canada
11
-'
Jan
*
—
4.35
4.15
1.58
6,900
31
«
18c
jBear Mines
Knitting
Class B
5.00
72c
2.00
Jan
38
34%
11
35
Feb
68c
:
Jan
Jan
Feb
11%
7
Jan
38
33%
71c
70c
Jan
,32% Jan
Jan
■
Zinc
Feb
95c
100
4,300
4.25
6.60
&
7.30
45%
46%
•1.10
12
31%
Lead
13 %
35
46
1.09
4.10
63c
...
Jan
"
Yellowknife
350
58c
Bros
Jan
"9c
18
3.20 Feb
.
V
6,-710
..
>JLi47
2.11
5
Feb
35%
1.05
10
-4,550
7%
-
,
A
Jan
4,400
62c
II"—
Jan
32%' Jan,
100
.107 107 %
•
•
—_1
!
3,368
425
107
9
1
^
33
-.50
-
90%
.
Yale
7.00
2,630
Uranium Corp
Jan
11c
-
800
40Vs
•90%
:__50
Ltd
Yankee
13 %
99c
-
'40
1
Canuck
Yellorex Mines
80c
Jan
'
i
2,
'28
3.75
—1
Oils & Alines
Alexander
Class
38 V
3.75
-v38
-
(J) Indus class A_
Woodward class1 A/warrants
2.58
Jan
38
-
90%
-
Wright-Hargreaves
6.90
38
Warrants
145
U7%- >17 Vi
•
Jan
Jan
1.35
13%
I__
6c
42,676
*39 r. •-:r--38
/
Jan
18c
55
31%
2.20
i
Jan
:
■;
" ,2.30 Jan
.
'
d.io
--28
Wood
9,184
40
Warrants
Jan
99,200
50
5c
14Vi
-
Jun
'
:
Fell
16c
12 Vic
19,845
~
Jan
1.85
437
:
Alines
Feb
63c
5.00
.30o
Jan
*, 23,782
.
f
1.25
14c
4.25
II"
F3c
1,295
IlOO
38%
61c
Services..
I
85c
10
:
Winchester Larder
5,735
38
Stadacona
*9,550
3.65
38%
Wiltsey Coghlan
24%
4.15
;
Jan
u 90c-
32 V4
20
preferred
Yukon—
Feb
20%
-
&
Feb
313
23,120
..1
.25c
_
3.65
L
preferred
Pass
99
9,054
10c
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Stan well OH & Gas.
White
18%
26,700
38
III"
Jan
3.20
—
;
White- Hardware
Jan
70
17%c
Oils
19c
1^%
Jan
1.20
2.01
\
Feb
14,000
\22k~;~-32K
-100
10%
38%
12
Oils
:
97%
65
I
_H"
Jan
24c
•95c
•
%/<> preferred
17% Jan
35
1.90
.50c
3>50 Jan
16c
2.30
'4.C: V 7c-
PefcroL
Feb
1.10
34%
Mines
Stand Paving & Materials
4
6%
Feb
17%
—1
:
*
Jan
Jan
25c
925
Warrants
Jan
18%
4.95
-
Jan
-39%:i
Feb
10%
16%
1.92
.-1
Swftsoa Industries
Sylvanlt'
Gold
78%
17%
..40
Mines...
Spooner Mines &
14Vic Jan
Jan
10%
2,010
i
5--.
17c
-
Jan,
93,000
Class B
Jan
23
255
11'/«
56,325
I Z»
Union
100
9%c Feb
75%
1,195
23
10%
80c
•
Feb
:-:i6%
•••
21c
9c
"'
78%
10%
Feb
10c
1,050
11c
60c
,
10,940
100
9%c
..50
common
«-8.40 Feb
Jan
3.60 Jan
Jan
2.50 Feb
10 Vic
'2.07.; .yl.98
Western Plywood class B__.
Weston (GeoJ class A
I
4.20
Jan
*12c
*•
1,800
15
Petroleum
125
1.19
Oil
Nickel
Feb
97,900
48%
1
-4^4
T
2.25 Jan
,
>1,75
-
Jan1
10,600
10
17
-50c
J,
Feb
34,600
,
VV2.00
x
-315 -
*14%
;
23c
59c
Rol
Stedman
16c
31%
:
2.10 Feb
-^2.25
6-20 Jan'
33% Jan;
12,760
rTVaC
Warrants
Feb
20c
48
:
Warrants
Sturgeon
9Vic
1.55
7.00
common
Sudbury
Sullivan
Sunburst
Superior
4,166
9,800
1.10
com
•
Jan
.
.7%
-
,1.15 Jan
,
11,263
■
-
'9c
31V 4 Jan
Jan
2,225-
14%
II-.5
_I
Breweries
Jan
1.09 Jan
,
Jan
,
14,600
^-8 Vac
—1
—
Jan
1-242
'1.35 Feb
.
J?,n"
27%
>
106
-
: t
-23c
86c
•
-5c ?■
■
:
16%
♦
Southam
Steeloy
16c
72c
__
Btarratt
Mines
Products
vl00
2.50 T
12 3c
Copper
Malartic
"2-.10
22c
-
,12.05
•2.66
>
..,-634
3,913
13V2C;: 16c.:
~24c
Gas
7c
6,750
I ' :13c • 15cr •
2 V3.60 13.90
—
Jan
•■■vc'
Jan
88c:.Jail-'
;/
Jan
50c
2,38 Jan
.
Jan
4.65
-
Jan'/
80c
2.03 Jan
*•25*
>
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.
Ltd
Souris Valley
Rights
Stanlelgh
Canada
Western
56c
Jan
.60c
Manufacturing
Air
Western
1.16
35
Mines
Ltd
Southern
Feb
Jan
1.26
Jan
52,883
1.10
preferred....
Gold—
Standard
iSpartan
Jan
1.55
;
Van
1.25
3Gc
1.44
.1
1
Quebec
preferred
Slocan
Westeel
15c
Mines
Slater
West
Jan
62c
Gold
Gordon
D
Jan
70
Silverwood Dairies class A
S
8c
1.55
38
Gold
Mines
Ltd
r
Feb
98
common
;
•'«■
'
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8,665
'o'22c
—_
20,700
37.475
8c
^2.30-
;14c
Oil. &
Jan
6c
17%
preferred
Slscoe
Rights
Jan
Ltd
•
«28cs<f#an
-w4>.90 Jan
Jan
39c
•-
29,620
'
Wt
a.114.90;- 4:90 -
v: 86c
Canadian
;
:
'3^2-1 :.2S.%
Oil
1.25
24%
Silver Miller
75c
18%
com
Petroleums
Simpsons
Jan
1.20
Breweries
Silver
600
10,450
■
Wlllroy
class A
Sheep Creek
6%
1.26
37c 39Vic
65c
100
1.26
2.27
2,01 Jan
42,950
23
Gas
Class A
Silknlt
Jan
West
103/4
....
Security Freehold
Shawlnlgan Water & Power
Sigma
Westburne
20,700
78
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Scythes common
Sicks
Jan
8c
10%
Metal
B
50c
12%
Debentures
Class
Jan
9 Vic
Mines
Warrants
Sherritt
43c
10.001
?
'
,
4.15 Jan'
•
; Jan
"T7% Feb
*
Jan
*=23Vi Jan
.
■' \::l,225
U1:60: :1.75
*'2.40
/8.40 ;
J
Nickel
Wespac Petroleums
-7%C
11.08
£td
Lake
**
1,510
'■>,
________
Knapp Canada
Pyrlte Conper
.
5 30% >-. *31
-30%'-"
1
1.75
:
320
^
..
-11
-
k"2:i0
Werner
3J332
"
J.l.Opj;l;09
_i"
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—
Weecioii
Feb
Feb
Feb
1.25
13c
Salada-Shlrnff-IIorsey
5%% series B pref
Satellite
5;
74c
6 Vic
38c
Ltd
Corp
preferred
Sapphire
Petroleums
Wayne
Webb
■
/z:
-
Jan
<
JTan
HVic Jan
Jan?
23c
Feb
v24c
Jan
*v6.-05 Feb
.'
Feb
VSoC*
•
; ..30c ..Jan
"5.00 Feb
Jan
-.15%
>*
5,900
2Hi8,,
:
10Vi
;
6,000
_
Anmlet Mines
Jan
17,425
—
Walker (u & VJ) common—
Waterous Equipment ;
.L———
;
2.40
5/75
Jan
Feb
8%c
450
.
Jan
38% Feb
Jan
4.25
13.900
■
*12%
U1.00V:1;35
l.OO
..
'
;'40c -?44c
■«
2.44
.,
1
...
II,200
68c
60c
„
River
Explorations Ltd—
23c
-A
Industries
Antonio
13%
12c
.
;
16%
pfd
..
Lawrence
San
Jan
Jan
9 Vic
Preferred
4Band
23c
9
'tile-®
Jan
.,
21c
Jan
4.75
30 ViC
700
:
,;4,30^ 4.50
//1.35
Ltd
44c
100
Bt Maurice
Jan
-__1
—.
Mines
226,400
50c
37c
Royal Bank <of Canada
Royallte Oil common
-
74c
2.27
1.55
Preferred
5%
15c
Jan
Feb
11%
Jiioe (A V) Can Ltd—.
■
Jan
22%
8 Vic
1.26
Uranium
Rocky petroleum
St.
95c
Feb
12,210
49c
Waite
>•
14
21,606. ;;19c .Jan
;
,
23%
4.30.
1.30 Jan
307» Jan
1
Jan
.21c
1,650
-
,
25
7,800
.
T.85
v.
__
•I Walnwright Prod-«fc Ref
•'
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.
-J7C
9,805
„
6;45
**
.Jan
'
12.%. Jan
25,873
-
viov/2-'.-'.i1
10%' 10%
6.05
Feb
./
43
>•8% .Jan
i
Feb
^89c
.27%. Feb
,.12.550..
3,190
21c
6.05 -
30
>
Jan
.1 4%
Jan
.43% Jan
Feb
.
6,740
5.00
..22^2^'' 23%
t
Canada
,
V
1
.
Jan
17c
Jan
I.4,291
2.10
;
v
1.25
•
Mfg $1
St Lawrence
Jan
80c
12c
49c
Jan
Jan
20%
13%
6 Vic
Rockwin Mines
-Russell
Jan
10c
——
_
Consol
4.80
12%
GGc
Athabasca
-Rowan
Jan
10 Vic
50c
Uranium
Mines
Feb
7 Vic
Jan
14%c
55,669
2.24
.
Robertson
63c
34c
4.35
2,969
23c
Jan
6c
26,663
20%
-8 Vic
Rupununl 'Mines..
Roche
17c
70c
Rix
•
4.75
20%
Rio
•
4.50
49c
_!
Viceroy Mfg,class- A
'Glass B
Violamac Mines
"
25Vic Jan
12%
Mines
Rexspar
'13,900
17c
—..J
Macdonald
Ren able
162,032
7c
4.50
-Ranger Oil
c
Rayrock Mines
•Reef
Explorations
*Rlch wel|
13,920
34c
6 Vic
19ViC
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
Reeves
59c
*30c
7c
^Radiore Uranium Mines
Mines
55c
22c
1
—1
,
Feb
jan
'
7'/116%'17V4
l. ^23q . - 25c
.
*_.
—
Oil
Vandoo Consol
Jan
60,263
57c
56c
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Ralnvllle
51c
10%
Oils
Ventures
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
4.50-
r-:::
—
Jan
44
38%. •Jan
19,662
5.75:
:'*19c'
:':
/19c
-1
-
...
——.
United Steel Corp
.
United. Telefilm Ltd—
*
Jan
Jan
Feb
;z5.60.
^5.00
—
__
Canada
New' Fortune—
Unifed
Jan
5.00
Gas
39
19,415
v
:
'
58
'44c
Jan
"
'
Jan
•
39 %
801
;:;30%cv; 38£ci.
«, /'22c/,Ti24ctf
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—
1
——
,,
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Feb
30li
loc t Jan:
•
25
26%". 28%
2%38c
-^-1
——_
Alining Corp_—-
United
Feb
1.10
-
'■
Feb
45% Feb
Jan
56%
600
6,225
;.;-.vT2%'V'",i 13
5.65
/_
.
Canso
880
-zsiarm -t ,21c I
voting trust
United Corps Ltd class B
United Keno Hill—
Jan
Feb
^92q
Vv>; 28
Shawkey ,Mines
Acceptance common——
United
'.
550
v.
'
.41 Vi. Jan
27% Feb
235
;
;.
:89c * 85.C- - t
12%
-.Jan
53%
39%
4.39*
27.%
.'.4
—
*
Union
Feb
2.51
1
34c
Jan
1.150
; r
^Jan
Jan
7.15 -7.25
;
'"*■
Jan
,.27C
Jan
1.96. Jan
37
* 58
2IOV2C 10%c.
.
10c
./"37c
51
29
t39.
99c.,Jan
•
Feb
1,475
350
S~i
+_.
Union.
Jan
Jan
45%
Jan
Feb
4.329
,
,
39
———
of
39%
45V2
80 j.
___
Pipeline—:
Asbestos
"/ 17,000
53%
^ B0**n
Line—*——
Resources _I
Chibbugaixjau
United
84c
•
^27.%
-^571/2
"
Jun
22%c Jan
38%,
—
preferred
5,300
■—
City Gas...'———
2nd
1.44 Jan
^40
Ultra
% Jan
5%C
-100
1_
Oil
Union
67c
38^8
;
Twin
Jan
40c
2.90
.Prospectors
Feb
12
39J/4
4.90
,
Triad
13,300
*51%
58
93
19,300
,l"«3Qc
Feb
*45c
69Vi Jan
339,185
72c
...
U*0"%T;l39%7T:405i^
Trlbag Alining Co Ltd
Trinity
7
Jail
8c
Jan
Mfg
Trust
Jan
Jan
Jan
„
24%c 26%c
♦
28
90
L95
«
___
Pipeline
Prairie
Jan
Jan
63
25
V'-;» 8c
'
■
,
Canada Explorations Ltd—
Trans
68c
Jan
36c
1,072
-69
'3 5%C
.-9.1.75
38.%
—
Transcontinental
■
Jan
230 Jan
Jan
1.87
30,000
*>93"
-
.r
"'53
•
Transmountaln Pipe
Jail
1.23
40c
Premium Iron Ore
Gas
17
Jan
93
2.01
7,600
2.20;
67
1,4'.'--
'
,25c
A_.
warrants
Trans
'
Feb
Jan
B
Trans Canada
•
<3
Feb
2.10
"'"42c -;45c
1.
class
4%-Vw- preferred
preferred
1956
2.48
'
5 fo
Jan
371%
Gold
Border
Traders Finance
Feb
Jan^
+
Towagmac Exploration
Jan
26c
Roy~
Oil
Pipe
Toronto Star preferred—
Jan
1.80
Jan
10%
1,685
Feb
20
84,576
1^4
'II20
2.15
Class
2.48
1
Toronto General Trusts
!•
..2.26
2.26
7%C
—*
-
Toronto Iron Works class A
Feb
Jan
.—,10
.
Jan
Feb
9%
2.15
—
Feb
Jan
48% Feb
22%c Jan
21,775
Elevators
11%
Jan
1.55
—1
Dominion Bank-
Toronto
20c
Jan
9
Toronto
26 %c
Jan
9
70c
Torbrit Silver Alines:
'
9%
22 Vic
Corp
Prairie
«Provo
21c /• Jan
39 %
Power
Prairie
Preston
17c
6,100
24c
River
Premier
3(000
14,770
-
1.65
Uranium
Rouyn
Premier
20c
23Vic 26Vic
10% 11%
lie
384
1
Jan
23c
9»,2
-1©0
3.45
Jan
.70c
68%
Petroleums
4.00 Jan
5.30
Feb
.
100
7Vic Jan
65c
Jan
3.25
L60
—
Jan
18 Vic
48%
Develop
Powell
-
4.45
1
preferred
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Placer
32c
65c
common,—_
56c
Jan
19c
—SO
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
.Photo Engravers new.
Pitch
Feb
3.50
3.40
V
11%
Mines
of
5Vic Jan
46c
4,000
43J/2c
Tom bill Gold Mines
65c
Mines—
Gold
Jan
5.20
.1.26
Petrol Oil Se Gas.
Pioneer
12c
55c
-
.___1
—
&
Jan
5.00
60c
2
Preferred
&
6%c
300
Peoples Credit common
Oil
4,000
9,500
.1
Gold
11c
27,400
■
Gas
Tidal
51c
65c
-,
—
.1
Tiara 'Mines
Jan
3.60
.1
PerroD
Jan
75c
6%c
Paymaster Consol —
P(JB
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pemnnxa
Pipeline common.
Permo
60c
Jan
45c
Warrants
Peruvian
Feb
59c
3.50
65c
.
Lundmark
50c
49 %c
Pato Consol Gold
Thompson
1,500
7,730
,3.50
I__l
Uranium
Pater
34% Feb
59c
74c
>
jf .
Jan
50c
1
———
Amalgamated Mlnea.
Parker
31
2,465
•83c
.1
„——1,
6C
1
—r—•_=;
34%
31%
Jan
.2k
10c
.
Jan
69C
9Vz
rw
70c
;
•
Paramaque Mines
Parbec Mines
Pardee
33%
-20c
27
common
Canada Ltd
Preferred
High
600
14,350
29
"
Mines
Calgary
Texaco
;.t
Low
29
75c
—
_.—
Gold.
Hughes
High
129
-.,i.TLr"//';,.7ic
.
Teniagami
12c
Low
•
Mines
Taurcanla
Texas
Pacific
G
Tamblyn common
Jan
10c
_1
—1
_
ENDED
Feb
3.50
1
Ormsby Alines ——
Oslsko Lake Mines
FOR WEEK
High
10
—
...
Low
27%
—1
Copper
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
High
;
Loan
Ontario
Low
4.00
3.80
4.15
1.07
1.01
1:18
.
2,115
92,565
2.00 Jan
Jan
3.15
Jan
15 %
Jan
17
97% Jan
98
3*80 Feb
1.00
Jan
3.50
_
-
Jan
Jan
Feb
No par value.»
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included in:vear's
-*
*
range). •
;
t
*
d:Deferred delivery sale (not included
Feb
Feb
4.35 Feb
1.18
FOQTXOTES FOR OI T-OF-TOWX AND CANADIAN MARKETS
■*
aOdd lot sale <not
e
f
in year's range):
Selling,-ex-interest.
Flat-px-iee.
rCash sale
-
.
*
Ex-liquidating dividend.
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delivered,
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.
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(not Included in year's range).
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Ex-stock dividend.
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.
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,
*
.
.
"
Volume
1S9
Number 5819
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
<743) "431
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, February 6
The
following bid and asked quotations
obtained from the National
are
Association of
Securities Dealers,
Inc., and other selected sources
They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these
securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated, by the,"asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National"
not, represent actual transactions.
or
which have
•
-
Industrials and Utilities
Par
«
Aerovox
Air
Corp—
Bid
Ampricaxj. Box
Amer
Board
Cement
____5
*
Barge Line2_5
American Express
Co^
Par
8%
Grinnell
Corp
Society
Gulf Sulpkur
Corp
Gustin-Bacoii Mfg
35%'--
.•
:
24s,*
Co—L771r
Corp__
Amer Commercial
•
33-%
37%
•
*
26%22%
21%
_10
68
American. Greetings. CI: ""A''71— 1~V- 30%
Amer Hospital Supply
73%
46%
■
American Pipe & Const
1
32%
39 %
Corp.._7.50
Ame'r-Baiht Gobain
26%
Co_
M :P
Incorporated 7—
Aulieyser-Busch; Iiic„—„
Arizona Public Service Co
Art
Metal
Hoover
26%
22%-.
Houston Corp
Housion Natural
Coustriietioii
Spriutf
Oil' &,
,•
60 %~
Houston
39
Hudson
22
23%
.,,
.
*V
Co_i:10
46%.
14%'
15
37%
40%
Gosscrt
.'Co—777.7.i'_ZriOJ*'
Co..„25
Coiip^-"-^^*
i
HaUmvaiy Iiic—7—_5.'
13%
Berkshire
Beryllium
Oorpv^v-i -----ab:-* '
39
Blaclc Hills Power &
LigJit
Black SiVtiUs &
Bryson Inc
Interstate
Co77i\#33%.
24%
-
*■
___i'
14%
Jefferson
Calif
VVater ft''I'elep
CanadianDelhi
Oil
Ccco
Jessop Steel Co
Kaiser
Central-Indiana Gas Co
Keystone
if
1
-
Koehring
6V2
17%
16%
50%
Lau
26%
28%
Liberty Loan
26%
28'2
67%
71
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics.
Central Telephone Co,.^.„
Central V6 Pub Sorv
Corp
27
29 %
Lone
21%
23
Citizens Util Co
A—33%C"
Common class B_._
;_33%c
-Clinton-Engines Corp—7—1
Coastal-States
Collins
Gas
Radio
Class
B
Co
Inc__
--718%
23%
23%
Gas
Corp
Consolidated
■
Compunyi—
Co Inc
5,rf
Cutter Laboratories
eom.vtg—-1
r
ytgl—
Common Ltd
Madison
Machine" Bpecialties-L-75"
•Darling (I»-A) Co___1.
•Dcllri-Taylor-Oil CorpI—.7—1
Marmon
Marquardt
Maxson
16%
McLouth
26%
26
17 34"
:
„
*
East
Tennessee
''
712%
24%
.
Fi,slier Governor. Go—
Florida-Steel
Food
Mart
1
Corpm—J_;
Inc
tt
21
16Va
Bank of New York
54
58
Bank of Virginia
'
Foote Bros Gear A Mack
<
Ft
J
37%:
Boatmen's
2y2
65'A
68%
5
36
5
35%
1
14'A "
,
Garlock
Utilities Co
Fuel
1
General Gas Corp,—
Gen Telep- iCalif.7 5%,
Eng Gas
Gen
35%
39
pfd
20
Telep- Co of the Southwest
preferred—7—
_20
5 % %
Giant Portland Cenient
28%
Elec
&
File
Assoc
Penn
Gas
•
Co_7
Co
50
Trust
Co
Bk
50
No.
of
Co
Amer—5
& Tr
25
Co_12%
(Chicago)
33ya
County Trust Co
Plains
37%
1
23%
47%
;
Natural
Gas Co
1
21%
44%
lOc
8%
5
12%
Bros
_i
Wisconsin Power A Light Co—10
Wltco Chemical
0
Wood
Conversion
53%
7.50
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
Williams
20%
Co
5
lit
32%
9%
13%
17%
35%
34%
17
'
Wurlltzer Company
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp____i
Tuba Consolidated Industrles—l
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
9%
10%
54
58 y2
10%
17%
8%
9%
80
302
23%
18%
16'
NY)
5
<SF)>10
Empire Trust Co (NY)
20%
84%
26%
29%
92
98
40%
43%
112%
116%
33%
35%
35
37%
50
6%
x3'A
»_7_^*
Corp—5
220
7
114%
>
237
37%
A2
1
5
Line——7
35%
1
13% 4
30%
36%
30%
6%
7%
20y8
21%
22
Pacific
Mercury Electronics—90c
10
41%
43%*"
10c
23%
Sulphur
Co
1
18 y2
1
12
-
Bottlers
Permanente Cement
1
First
••
Pickering
Lumber
10
Corp
Ask
Providence R I
Industrial Trust Co
;
41%
10
Bank
48%
51%
8
20%
39%
22%
10
20
95
33%
38
of
(Phila)
Irving Trust Co <N T)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
41%
102
Co
A
Tr
(Phila)
6Va
10
Trust
(Buffalo)
6
27%
29%
5
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
28%
30%
174
Morgan
385
(J P)
A Co (N Y)—100
184
,
69
72%
48
401
of Detroit
10
National Bank of Weetchester.5
National City Bank (Clsve)—16
National Commerce Bank A
Trust (Albany N T)
7.50
Natl Newark A Essex
Banking
Co
(N J)
58%
62
25%
27%
75%
71
28%
_
67
25
62%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
49%
52%
12%
54%
59
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
38%
New Jersey Bank A Trust Co.ll
New York Trust Co (N Y)
25
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
Peoples PlTBt Natl Bk A Tr
Co (Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
31%
87%
34%
90%
571
535
61%
65%
20%
22%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Ac Trust (Phila)
20
45
47%
55%
59
26%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)
12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_26
69%
73
60%
63%
Bockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
85%
89%
(Hackenaack N J)
5
24%
40
_
Boston
153
10
(Jersey City t„25
346
168
37%
361
40%
68
43
47%
Royal Bank of Canada
iu
Royal Stats Bk of New York_5
Bye National Bank (N Y)
2
80%
19%
»%•
84
St Louis Union Trust Co
Dallas
of
36%
& Tr
(Atlanta)
Bank
13
25%
27 Ya
32
34%
3%
12%
33'A
79
83%
10
21%
7%
8y8
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Portsmouth
Steel
1
29 Va
19 %
30%
21
Potash Co of America
35y2
38Va
Co
25
Bk
68
20
of St Louis
72
Natl
-
&
7
First
,
of
Trust
Co
(Phila)
10
Westchester Natl
New
Island
72%
10%
(Boston Mass)
Second Natl Bank of Phila
49%
52%
Security Plrst Natl Bank (Los
20
82
10
30
35%
12%
54
57%
39%
32%
34%
Exch Bk„ 15
56%
60
Long
Seeurlty Natl Long Island n Y_fi
23%
25%
State Bank of Albany
36
5
of
101
Bsnk-Stato Street Trust
79%
Angeles)
10
Bank
NY
Second
—.
76%
Bank
Rochelle
Nat.1
20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
10
43
47%
Sterling Nstl Bk Jk Tr Co
(New York)
38
43
Trade Bk As Tr Co (N Y)
10
25
35%
2
Trust
13%
•
Plymouth Rubber Co
Bank
City Bank (NYi__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
J
20%
Natl
Franklin
Pfaudler-Permutlt
Bk
Natl
First Natl
First
49'A
•
Natl
Bk
NJ)
of Patterson
6%.
25%
45
1
Pepsi-Cola
General
Bid
10
Natl
.
10%
5%
70c
American
Natl
(Camden
First Natl Bk
20%
Producing Properties Inc
Pubco Petroleum
20%
First
5%"v.
12%
Pan
Camden
Bank Baltimore
10
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
if-
12%
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pendleton Tool Indus
34%
48%
10
First Natl
:
»•
5
6%
31
46
First
16
12%,..
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pacific Uranium Mines
76%
'Co
Gamble Robinson
Co
72
First
4%
East
95
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
'
97
88
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)-lO
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY.)
10
ji
92
10
614
-
35%
20
16%-
,
/
•
33
50
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
2T%
14%
5— 33
(NY)_10
Pidelity-Phlla Trust Co
3%
-
.
5%.
•
Brewing Co
Pacific Far
,
*15%
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co-10
17 Vh
.
22 Va
Prodl^lOc
Power Co
Par
industrial Bk of Com <N Y)_io
321
(White
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
19
Manufactnrhig
Companies
Mellon Natl Bk A Tr Co
(Pgh)j25
Mercantile Tr Co (8t Louis)
25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
12%
81%
Pub Serv
Co
of
Co
of New
New
29%
Pub Serv
34%.
Punta
Alegre
30%
32%
Purex
Corp
20%
21%
Purolator Products
61%
10
(NY)
Connecticut Bank
17%
28%
Brick Co
5
Green Mountain Power
Corp—_5
18%
44%
56%
National Bank
40%
•.
.
22 Va
v
,
Water Co $4 J)fd_*
Natural Gas—J—19
31%
Fire
17%
41%
47%
10
Excli Bk
(Savannah)
Cleveland
,'26%
11%
Corp— _7-50c
1
fA Pt
West Point Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt As Telephone Co__ 10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
7%
22%
57%
63%
City Natl Blc & Tr (Chicago_25
50%
25'%
37 Va
34%
-8
—
Co-
Tlierniador
Giddfngs&Xewis Mack" Tool Co_2
Greeiv
7%
54%
47%
Bank
Pacific
19%
27
4
18
30%
Manufacturers Tr Co <N Y)_io
Manufacturers A Traders
44%
Sugar
Ltd
6
10c
7%
8
Girard Trust Corn
Guaranty Trust Co
(NY)
20
93%
97%
Trust Co of New Jersey
45%
,
27
2%
10%
11%
10
45%
49
Union Bank of Commerce—
Hanover
Bank
Harris Tr &
of New
Sav
Bk
York—10
(Chic)—20
1
9%
10 y2
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co
Hamp
6
19%
21 %
Hudson
Mexico
5
28%
30Va
Corp
1
1
16%
17%
49%
33
35%
94
52%
1
51%
County
For
Tr
Co
38%
101
40%
Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
10
54%
(Union
footnotes
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of Maryland. —10
United States Trust Co—
—J2$
8
preceding
29%
20
83%
(Phoenix Ariz)_5
49%
58
63%
United States Trust <N Y)
16%
18
Valley Nat Bk
pegs.
50
.10
(Boston)
City)
1
16%
30%
60%
t
28%
27%
44%
i
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"_l
Westcoast Transmission
•
43
41%
29%
,
Pacific Ainnotivc Corp—
62%
34 Ve
2%
27 %
50%
|
57
46%
47%
Cleve__16
of
Commercial Trust of N J
76'A
Pabst
29 T8
G
Bank
29%
...
46
.
Opelika
80
-
Natl
Commercial
28
Natflmal Homes Corp A com_50c
Class,B common
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
Otter Tail
19%
2.50
26
53
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
Natl Bk of Phlla.10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12y2
17 y2
18%.
28%
,
27
10
Supply Co
Oklahoma MLss River
38 %
17%
44
8
(N J)
16'A
17'A
26%
114%
Old Ben Coal Corp
11%
'
Co
Trust
Chem Corn
Northwest Production Corp*i.
I
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—:.—3
16%
10
General Crude Oil Gt>_77 —■
"
80%
72
Citizens & Southern National
Northwest
19%',
17%.
14
1
:
15%
5
Liberty Real Estate Bk
29%
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Packing Co,,
Gas Service Co
Central
77
13%
53%
;•
25%
68%
Centl-Penn
.13%
23%
35%
46%
10
(Phila)
35%
12'/2
22
-•
23%
46
260
16
58
Inc
Co
12%
12%
10%
43%
42%
249
20
(N Y)
27'A
Gas
A—1
17
-*■
56
Natl Bank
Louis
Broad St Trust Co
15% 4
23%
21 y2
5
Northeastern
9%
-
53
38Va
St
i—5
15%'
Corp_2 *•
'
38%
6
North
1
Wayne Corrugated Papev-710
Co_
-77
7_7_*
100
Bankers Trust Co
15Va
5y2
5%
23%
27%
Frito
(Newark)_25
10
34%
1
26 3 4
'76%
-
6%
Bank of Commerce
.014JA
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
North American Coal
—2';
1,
46%
Warner & Swasey Co.
Warren Brothers Co„
Warren (SD) Co.
Industrial
(San Francisco)
19%
14y2
Norrls
5078
17%
59
f
43%
50c
Ask
Bank of America N T & S A
,
.
403s
49%
"
:.10
Bid
•
,
53
,
Federal Natl Mortgage AssnxlOO
t.
49 y2
Nicholson
37%.
1 First Boston Corp—— 7J---7107
Fisher Brothers Co_x_
—2.50
Par
33 Va
New
43%
Mfg Co_-_ 77—-■h7__777 %'*
Empire State Oil 'Coii—-xx.-l
Equity Oil Co
10c
<
7
•
34%
Em liar t
52 y8
24%
*
22y2
31%
9
(Texas)--*
18%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
191s
*'
11%
CO
•
29%
49%"
Efc'cfcrobts v Co rp.—77.7'7_777__77a 1 "*
.
38'A
National Alumlnate Corp
2%
National Oas & Oil Corp—L—5*
?r--
EI
Electric
19%
7%
54%
Mountain
16%
>r50c *' '20% ;K
Eastern• Utilities''AsSoelates-771,0 f 40%Eeonomi<C3 'Laljornfofy.lnc—21%
.
35 V»
'
13%
Eastern.. Industries IncC
Paso
25%
18%
6%
17%
1
Missouri
15%
Co—1,
23y2
Mississippi Shipping Co_
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
11%
Gas
1
Corp—1
lc
Inc
-
3
common
Laboratories
Minneapolis
12 V4"
11%
15 3 4
Nat
9%
2
Miles
8%
68%
64%
71—7—7-2
6y8
22%
10%
7'/a
Class A
ll%-
35%
i—2%';':. 21%
Corpi.of Anierica^r:„j: V'.; ' y 7
prfiference.
27%
5V2
!
48%
22%
1
Varlan Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
Bank and Trnsl
29%
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
17%
Dttriroi* -Co
$1
25%
9%
20%
19'A.
35%
lc
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
"
16
Donnellny
R R) & Sons Co_^5
37%
Duffy-Mott Co .77—
—77111
25
Dun & EradstveeC
lnt%__%-77i;7,
Dynamics
,
Camden
21 y4
13%,
Inc^_^_——^77..2'
18
27%
27y2
10%
*
81-Nocl .Chemical Art% lhc7%_ 11,18
ictapbone Corp
7—7:5 ;7,46'
Busli
27%
)'
5
79%
33Vi
Shipblclg fc Dry Co_50c
Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
Meredith Publishing Co
„
Dunham
9
25y2
_1
Service
1
Industries
gentista*'Supply Co- pr N:Y--21/3: 7; 29%
•
1
1
1
Propane Gas
Refining Co
Syntex Corporation
1
:
(W L> Corp
McLean
.
46%
2%
Suntide
1
Inc
Aircraft
Maryland
29
Gas
40
43%
1
5
7%
75%
l
Corp
2814
10%
—
14%
3%
55y2
•
Herrington Co Inc
28%
etroit & Canada funnel
Corp 57 .153/4
Detroit; Harvester
;719"% "* 20%
{Dctroit^Internat Bridge .Co—11120Vi">22
v Diebohi Inc
15%
Western
5
Corp
1
Prods
Marlin-Rockwell
'
;
Auto
58 %
—.1 "r-11%
Danly
13%
]
2oya
7%
6%
<te Electric Co—16
Gas
Maremont
7 %". -■*
24%
32%
Cummins Engine
iVo
51
1%
*
19%
7%; 7
1
5
13%
!
■;
!
32
2%
21V2
/
1
Co
25 5 »
10%
16%
Gopcland Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems Inc_7
——1
2.50
American Trust Co (SP)
19%
Rock
40%
*
9%
24%
;_i
37%
25
Suburban
18 Ve
20
-50c
Co
15%
Products—75
Oontinental Transp''Lines Ihcil
Cross
Steel
24%
Connecticut Light"& Power Co,*
Consol Freightways——
-2..50
17
cl B—5
com
26%
-
Suburban
12 'A
44 %
1
55
Gas Co—75
Colorado Milling & Elev Co-'—.1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
37%
41'A
1
Corp
J 25
;_2%
Colorado Interstate
Commonwealth
Star
Co
Macmillan
29%
*"
1
common—
Colonial Stores
:
27
1
com
Blower
Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg,& Sales Co_
30%
28 %
Til
prodr_
A
*
35%
;
7
6%
—V-l
com' el
Stubnitz Greene
lc
Lucky
Chattanooga' GuarCo
28
5
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
39%
37
6
25%
25
Co__
32
StruUici-B Wells Corp
xll'A
27
44
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
52%
-
2%
12%
18%
30
25 %
47%
.
11%
42'A "•
3
Co
25%
29%
1.25
10%
10
Cem
19"%
41
Hotels Delaware Corp
Chemical Co
49»A
'
23%
10
Statler
39%
1
Portland
5
Electric
Steamship
3
Kentucky Utilities Co_'
r
13Va
10
50c
Ketchum Co Inc
33
30 Va
11%
18
2y2
10
41%
28 %
2V2
.16
22%,
1
Co__l
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
Stepan
Co~5
Louisiana
Tele
Siouffer Corp
20%
46"%
31%
43%
x
44JA
44% I
263/8
Inc
25
29%,
45ya
Kennametal
28%
41'/2
41
Kendall Co
26%
1
42
Gas_5
57%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Pair Mills Inc
1
»
34%
21
22 y2
i
;
36%
32%
19V2
-
31%
33%
54
Utah Southern Oil Co
21
25%
9
Upper Peninsular Power Co_
Co—*
24%
29
States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
loc
Universal Match Corp
14%
Stanley Home Products Inc—
59%
11%
f
29%
10%
United
18%
1
24%
Cental Maine Power Co
__10
Central Public Utility
Corp—6
CentraFfloya Co__—_7——7777*
Central
56'A
*
39
10
18%'
;
27%
Gas Pipe Lino
Corp__50c
14
Standard Pressed Steel
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
s
62\'T"-
/
58%
3%
1
common
preferred
16%
12%
Standard Register
.5 Vh
15%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr
Co_5
17%
Co
Stand Fruit &
12%
,•
14%
1
37%
Power
States
23%
1
32%
5
6
75%
Towmotor Corp
rracerlab Inc
35
10c
5%,
72
21
1
Co_10c
Oil & Devel
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
8%-
Prpdiiehs" Corp^-I-lO""
30%'
Cedar Point Fiekt Trust, ctfs^-^5%
Central Hi Elee & Gas Co
1
Steel Corp
22%.
Steel
Central Electric & Gas Co
4y2
11 y4
l
1
29%
Stalcy (A E) Mfg Co
15%
14%
11%
1
7V3
15%
_•
Corp
Topp Industries Inc
2
Specr Carbon
.
28%'--
•if
8%
21%
Cannon,Mills class E com_'2_'_25;
Carlisle- CorpuT:—7L—.
u.1Cbrpenter Paper Co_
1
Co
9%
55V*
Sprague Electric Co
45%7,
Petrochemicals_l
Jervis Corp
8%
Corp
Southwestern
'*» 12%'
10y2
52
27%
30%
51%
Southwest Gas Producing Co__1
Southwestern Elec Svc Co
1
"
*
5
Southern Nevada Power Co
Soul,liern New Eng Tele Co
Southern Union Gas Co
19y8
li%
28%
2
Southern Colorado
31%
42
•
5
9%
1
Co
&
40
.
C;cb:,_"_12%^' 26%
l,liL7—_10c
„
208
,
42%
20c
—
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
Southern Calif Water Co
11%
21%
18
13%
39%
Co
32%
297/a
_1
(G D)
58%
37%
55%
Oil of Calif_l
Canadian.Superior
Lake
197
35
Supply.
Ele.ctric
Jefferson
'
12 V2
•
Corp—
Bantam
South Shore
25 'A.
63 ' 7"'
20
5
Co
.1
Inc
Sierra Pacific Power Co
47%;.
xl0%
1
Utilities
Tokhelm
15%
35%
-
*
1
Time Inc
38'A
14»A
Seismograph Service Corp——1
inc—
Co
27%
35%
1
Petroleum
Jacinto
Senile
:k
,27%,
30
x__5
Services
10
33%
25%
1
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gas Co
Trans
77%:
10%:.
,
58%
Sys_l
Co
Service
Water
$1.46
California. Oregon Pcwver Co
J.20
California Water Service Go—25-
—
235u
•
1
Heintx Inc—
Jamaica
"51%,
15%;
•
-10
Freight
System
Scliield
31V8
-
25%
**
eo.mmou
Southern
Jack &
-
33
A
Public
Iowa
22%,v
30%;
.
Class
Iowa
6%.
Brown 8i SliavpeMlg,Co„__—10,:
27%
Beryilium^Cov;
~~h •>.- 19
Buckeye S teel Castings. Cot_—*7,7 30%
Bullock's Iuc-«—%77
-ip .? 48%
Motor
53 V4
77%
Corp
Sabre-Pinon
87/s' '
44 7 7,
—1;
Corp
Securities
7
;
Brush
|biru<ly Corp'
28%.
12%
Co
Co
Bakeries
Investors Diver
35%.
26%,'
Botany Mills-ape—^———u^l6%
Bowser-sim: $1.20, preierretlv-25
^' 20%
Water
Interstate
83s
42
)
Inc——
Interstate
%7
14%
7%
.comuL""
8%
1
Water
48
73%
25y2
2y2
Manufacturing Co
Plywood
Corp
•
1
Sun
1
Internatioual Textbook Co—:
.
Roddis
Ryder
Mat—
Mills
Gas &
Indianapolis
23%;,,
Bros Bag
Beneficial
Field
Inc
(II H) Co:
27%
common
Head
Indiana
43%
9%
Rockwell
-
Skil
Indian
22
8%
\
Myers
25c
31%'-
9%
1-v-V
:■
i7ya
&
24
73%
7 18%
5%
55%
29%
1
7„
ioy8
1
13Ya
Texas National Petroleum
Texas Natural Gasoline
5%
12
22%
1
v
9%
25%
Husky Oil Col
103
1
•
22%:
...
--
Baylesa (It: j).vMarkel.|»_w_w
&
A
Texas Industries Inc__
1
*
;
15Ya
2%
Gas
!
7%
37%
25 Va
Rose Marie ,Rcld
36%.
33%
96
Go«'--*)«jr.r77—
Bemis
Oil
A—
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"—
Hugoton Production Co
25%,
Corp-——ajo. A ,20%
1
class
Transmit Corp_7
45%
Rochester Telephone Corp
15
Pidp & Paper. Corp—
Class
Bates Mf-g
Baxter Laboratories;::: 7__,77_u.;*l,
Bell
Co
36%
57
Products .'Iluv.i77A.--ur
Aztec:
26%;.
>Co.^-_H5,,~.23%
Associated
11%
137/8
1
Tsxrs Oas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas HI Nat Gas
Pipeline Co.l
60%
35 %
JHI
13%
Roadway Express class A
59
Engineering
20%
,_5
Arkansas Missouri, power Cq^S*
Arkansas Western tbaft
Avon
10%
55
Voltage
Tax a 8
Eastern
78%
6%
33%
23'A
Robertson
High
57
7%i
31Y2
42 J/2
Robbins
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A-25
Curtis Ind class A
1
74
6%
2
3
136
*
Bid
1
5
Co_
5c
'
91%
133
Par
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove
Tekoil Corp
12y2
140
130
10
4Vz
Riley Stoker. Corp
71% 7
*■
53y2
4
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
5%
86%
49
Richardson Co
32'A
67%
Helene
4.-1
24%
4
Farms; Co eomHJonl7,_77p •
Partia preferred:.—i—7„7_7*,;;
4%
5
Reeves Soundcrai't Corp
Republic Natural Gas Co
3iy8
30
Co class A com_10
common
24V?
l
Arden
-j
'
(M A)
Class B
28%'
.
A
Hanna
42%
,
10c
2.50 '
Corp
Aak
Corp of America—1
198
29%
Hagan Cliemicals & Controls—1
Haloid Xerox Inc_
:
5
77%.
44
Corp___4-
182
__i
Ralston Purina Co
Rare Metals
Ask
>
71%
American-Marietta
Bid
•
Grolier
40%-.'
-<-
:
Co7„—_—2t-
Bid
Ask
7%
——1
Products
list is composed of securities
wide national distribution.
a
32%
53%
!
;
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4*
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
(744)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, February 6
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
25c
Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Amer Research <fc Development. •
Fund
Affiliated Fund
Aberdeen
Fund Trust
Associated
•
Inc__1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Xnc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science 6s Eiect'ntcs Corp.lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc—
1
Mut Fund
Devel
Atomic
1.91
7.20
4.30
8.85
38 %
1.61
5.48
X5.66
8.46
4.29
Ask
2.11
Mutual
10.19
11.14
11.30
12.35
Aetna
1
33.96
34.64
Mutual Fund—1
a22.44
Co
Investment
Trust
1.77
5.99
6.15
of
Istel Fund Inc
Johnston
(The)
Ltd
Fund
:—1
1
California Fund Inc
25.18
25.24
22.92
25.01
16.40
17.89
50c
preferred
1c/c
Fund
Inc..
Fund Inc
11.43
American
Assurance Co_5
34
12.03
10.32
31
32%
13.36
14.58
30.34
12.04
33.16
6-1
18.29
19.96
Amer
13.09
6-2
(Speculative Pfd Stksi—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)„l
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Newark N J)—2Mi
American Investors Corp—-—1
12.37
13.50
Ainer Nat Ins
20.73
22.29
6-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
14.09
15.38
American
17.05
25.38
xl3.38
18.43
S-4
(Low Priced
Stks)_l
11.63
12.70
American Surety Co_—
27.44
Keystone Fund of Canada LteLl
14.66
Knickerbocker
K-2
Com
7.89
16.21
20.37
8.71
9.52
27.82
10.92
30.08
19.40
20.98
11.93
800
139
11.65
15.87
1
18.80
10.51
20.43
Composite Fund Inc—
1
16.21
17.62
Concord
1
15.83
19%
17.11
Fund
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Western Investment
Crown
20%
Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
13.95
6.45
7.08
5.89
6.45
Inc
Fund
Lazard
12
25c
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
17%
16%
1
Home
Amer Ins Co
Mercury
Stan Life
Beneficial
Commonwealth
7.13
7.80
1
18.73
20.47
Investors Inc—1
11.33
12.38
Connecticut
Life
Stk Fund
6.72
7.33
Continental
Co
Inc—1
Sayles Mutual Fund
a45.70
•
&s
Crura
Managed FundsElectrical Equipment shares_lc
4.04
Employers
Paper
shares
3.76
4.14
Petroleum
lc
lc
2.66
3.13
3.49
shares
Massachusetts
Investors
2.79
13.22
14.29
33VaC
12.85
13.89
of beneficial interest—1
21.29
23.02
shares
beneficial
of
Investors
Mass
2.53
int_33%c
Stock
Growth
Fund Inc
Missiles-Jets
Fund
Life
&
(D
1
9.93
1
Inc
Corp
al4.64
of beneficial
interest
3.34
—1
3.63
22.30
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
20.49
22.17
3.30
National
Investors Corp
11.90
12.86
12.41
13.49
National
1
Balanced Series
11.18
Series
12.22
23.28
24.89
Bond
6.16
6.73
23.43
'25.05
Dividend Series
4.29
4.69
6.53
X18.72
7.66
15.66
17.25
7.14
Preferred Stock Series
8.34
6.40
18.91
7.94
16.93
Income
Series
-
Stock Series
Growth
8.73
Stock Series
New
England
4.50
New
6.05
1
2.72
2.97
•
9.83
10.68
Fund
Fund
lc
11.17
12.26
lc
5.99
6.61
2
18.14
19.88
3-15
3.45
Nucleonics
1
Electronics
Shares
Inc
One
William
Street
39%
37
11.74
1
Fund
12.83
12.89
1
13.94
Over-the-counter Securities
Fund Inc
Peoples
Fund
25%
84%
80%
5
21V*
78%
82%
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
.10
22%
24 Va
41%
Quaker City Life Ins
-5
23
Reinsurance Corp
(N Y)
Republic Insurance
117
157
Co
25%
10
10
43'/4
197
27%
%
205
10
Paul Fire
(New
Springfield
$6.50
Marine
&
Surety
Security
6.25
19 Vb
Fire
&
60%
63'/a
90
97
-10
34
36%
Marine
2
preferred
10
Standard Accident
Guar
78%
.10
Co
Haven)—
37 Va
35%
106
111
60 V*
& Trust
(N Y)
-8
Travelers
-5
63%
24%
26%
54%
10
7%
85
89%
39%
43
91
94%
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_.-10
85%
90%
U S
51%
Co
Ins
17%
69
Title
116
6%
49%
74
Seaboard
46%
46
(Texas)
6 .//'
46%
-10
St
43%
-2
Republic Natl Life Insurance.-2
125
142
-1
(Pa)
Fire
3
31%
33%
-2
43%
46%
—2
33
35 Va
U S Life Insurance Co in the
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
24.70
24.95
2s
10,
99.30
8.02
16.83
18.29
3%s Aug.
3%s Oct.
36.35
4s
•
a38.72
1
a27.69
—1.25
9.52
8.94
11.50
8.16
Selected
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares
lc
Scudder Stevens &
Shares
wi
8.90
Shareholders Trust of Boston
1
8.11
8.45
Smith
lc
12.80
14.01
lc
7.01
7.69
Petroleum
lc
11.89
13.02
lc
2.36
2.61
—
June
1,
State Street Investment Corp—1*
Stein Roe & Farnnm Fund
1
37 y2
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
12.26
12.97
13.74
14.98
l%s March 24,
9.70
10.60
His May
1%S Aug.
lc
11.53
12.53
United Accumulated
Industry Shares Inc_—1
17.26
17.78
United Continental Fund
19.26
19.85
United
Texqs Fund Inc.
United
Funds
1
12.80
3%s
Nov.
7.75
8.47
3%s
Feb
Income Fund Shares_i
Bid
Funds
Canada
Line
Income
1
8.55
9.34
Value
Line
Special
1
9,53
10.42
Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
10.97
12.00
6.99
7.65
Institutional
13.40
14.66
1972-1967
1972
15,
100
100.4
Fund
1
16.77
18.23
1,
1
6.80
7.43
3%S Nov.
5.79
6.33
li/2s
3.86
Wall Street
IV2S
99.11
3%
100
15, 1959—
Inc—1
99.20
99.31
15, 1959
15, 1960 wi__
13.39
99.28
3%s May 15, I960—
3%s May 15, 1960
3.53
10c
1
8.10
10.07
l%s Oct.
April
May
point
Bid
Ask
99.20
99
100.1
97.8
1961
95.30
96.6
1961
99.14
99.18
100.12
94.28
100.16
1,
15,
Aug.
1, 1961
1 %S
Oct.
1,
15
99.28
15,
l%s April
99.8
1961
1962
3%S NOV.
99.26
99.28
2%s Feb.
99.13
99.18
1%6 April
15,
93.16
100.16
100.20
100.1
1962
Aug. 15, 1962
1%8 Oct. 1. 1962
98.8
99.8
93.8
4s
100.4
1,
95.4
99.4
1962 wi
98
I960—
97
4s
4s Feb
1959.
1,
a
1960
1,
3%s Feb.
Treasury Notes—
l%s April 1, 1959
April
32nds of
100.2
8.85
1
Investing Corp
more
100.1
11.79
Inc
or
99.9
12.25
Situations
one
Maturity—
99.18
10.85
Ltd
Fund
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
15, 1959
1, 1959
l%s Oct.
United
Value
11.90
96%
15.
3%s Sept.
99.26
1959
1
Value Line Fund Inc
10.88
99
95%
4VaS Feb.
Certificates of Indebtedness—
11.78
2.75
lc
931/4
98
100.24
Figures after decimal point represent
1
2.51
9.70
93%
1011%
921/4
1971
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
1
FUnd
4.87
13.53
103
921/2
1970-1967
99.30
99.26
Maturity-
Inc—
United Science Fund
8.97
102
100%
1,
1969-
40
a34.96
8.66
12.37
941/2
101.4
3%s May 1,
95
100
1959
14.58
11.26
1
94.16
941 ■'
March
100 6
94%
94
100.20
4%s Oct.
99.16
99.26
—
April 1, 1959
3.50s
15,37
7.90
lc
100.8
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.70s March 2,
1959
16.84
10.28
Ltd—
99.30
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11. 1968
98%
100.4
4%s July 15, 1969
3%s April 1, 1970
98
96.14
14.04
lc
a26.03
20,
98.22
100.4
99%
19GG
4%s
99.8
1
lc
10c
3%s May 2,
100.4
96.6
Sovereign Investors
Tobacco
Series H-DA
100.4
100.2
99.20
May 1, 1962
2%s May 1, 1963
100.6
99
98.14
1961
100.3
99.12
99.20
99.6
1962—.
99.10
15,
1963
94.28
95
1,
1963
91.16
91.24
90.12
90.20
11.01
IV2S Oct.
1,
1963
Washington Mutual
Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
Investors Fund Inc
Wellington Equity Fund.
Wellington Fund-
11.29
13.81
15.05
1
12.74
13.77
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
5.80
6.27
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
12.27
1
nc
Whitehall Fund
,
,
Fund
lc
Rate
Bated
Bid
Ask
Rate
1.60%
6- 2-58
3-
2-59
99.26
99.30
3.60',
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
99.31
100.3
1% %
Insur
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
99.20
99.24
3.50%
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
99.30
100.2
99.24
3.45%
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
99.29
100
99.24
3.43%
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.28
Recent
100
Bonds—
Bid
British
5%s
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.20
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
99.20
1-58
7-
1-59
99.28
90%
58 %
60
93%
95
C
1989
Financial
_1969
Carrier
Corp 4 VeS
_1982
Illinois Pub Serv 4%s_1989
Chance
Vought 5%s;
1977
Commonwealth Edison 4%s_2009
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
El Paso Natural Gas
5y4S__1977
Ferro Corp 3%e
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
3%s
General
Cement
5s
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
Household Finance
Inland Steel 4%s
Lowenstein
«r4^8
100
(M)
ww
4%s—
100%
Bid
1976
N Span Uranium 5%s ww__1963
Pacific Petroleum 5s_
1977
&
Tel
4%s
1990
103%
106%
107
108%
Quebec Natural Gas 5%s_._1985
100%
100%
San
156
160
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Southern
113
Ask
84%
87
116
101
120%
96
95
1982
Puget Sound Pow & Lgt—
5%s
105 y4
Bid
February
106%
Bell
Tel
4%s
1993
1971
94
95
96%
Trans
172
101 %
5.60s
1987
Transcont Gas Pipe Line 5s 1979
101%
101%
101 %
98.943
June
22,
1959
98.892
1959
1959
99.747
99.763
June
25,
1959—
98.874
99.688
99.632
99.566
99.514
99.463
99.411
99.713
July 2,
July
9,
1959—
1959—
98.800
99.646
98.742
98.783
99.590
Julv
16,
1959-
98.674
98.718
99.542
July
23,
1959-
98.597
99.493
July 30,
1959
August, 6, 1959-
98.537
98.585
98.477
98.507
;
—
99.444
-
Pipe Line—
167
1959—
99.811
~
April 2, 1959
April 9.
1959April 16, 1959
April 23, 1959
April 30, 1959—
101%
140
1959_.
18,
99.793
March 26,
125
5s
11,
June
1959
103
101%
Textron Amer
May
119
123
Canada
1981
83
85
94
68
100 y2
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
101
•No
Underwood
Corp
5M2S
U S Industries 4y2s
.1975
99%
100%
Washington Wtr Pwr
Westeoast Trans 5%s
1971
1970
43/4S_1989
1988
112%
92
115
96
101%
102
102
105
a
99.319
June
100%
1982
99.396
99.282
99.939
114
Sperry Rand 5%s
Ask
99.360
99.853
102%
Southern Natural Gas 4%s_1979
1959—
15, 1959-.
7,
99.896
100Mi
100
May
99.932
March
19,
99.976
99.840
1959—
March
12,
Bid
Ask
99.884
19,
26, 1959.
1959
5,
100 y2
97
122
ww
99.972
1959
February
March
Diego Gas & Elec 4%s_1984
13,
February
-
1983
Ask
Yield Price
107 >4
100%
Bid
100
Yield Price
119
106'4
Due
Dated
United States Treasury Bills
116
103
136
1973
Tel
102%
1977
1984
Pacific
105
117
—1989
& Sons—
Mueller Brass 3%s
Bonds—
National Can 5s
101%
1975
Port
3.25%
5y2s
4%s
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
Cent
Ask
1980-76
Petroleum 6s
1975
T
Security Issues
88%
Burlington Industries 41,is
I
2.30%
1969
Due
10-
2.00%,
Barium Steel
./
99.4
98.24
12.23
11.36
l
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
100.4
98.28
19C1
100.2
97.24
13.49
6.03
Haydock Fund Inc
99.26
100
4s
1960
15.37
10.37
5.37
99.20
1962
11.19
Fund
lc
4.91
Nov.
4s
3,
100
„
11, 1963
12, 1963
1
B)
lc
10c
Ask
99.22
1959
1,
100
wi-
1960 wi..
1
(Edison
Railroad Stock shares
Steel shares
w
FI-C7
4VBs
13,
99.24
99.16
1959
1951
10,
10,
Southwestern Investors Inc
6.62
1
June
100.4
99.20
1959
2.85s
Merchandising shares
Mining shares,.
8.12
'
Clark—
Common Stock Fund
Amer
3%s May 1, 1959
l%s Oct. 20, 1959
2%s Feb. 1, 1960
May
10.30
Fund Inc
7.44
100.2
100
1959
June 10,
35.99
13.95
2Vis
Sept. 20,
1.65s April
12.90
Bid
100
99.30
10.84
25c
point
Bonds—
98%
7.38
Scudder Fund of Canada
a
April
1
Inc
32nds of
more
99.29
3%s March
Shares
or
Federal Land Bank
3%s
3%s Aug. 23,
3%s Feb. 13.
Dist
one
Ask
1, 1960 wi
2%s June 1, I960
8.26
8.16
Bank
.:
75%
38%
:
3%s Feb
16.15
lc
Investors
71%
5
-5
68 %
23%
100.1
14.89
10.50
Shares
10
1959
7.64
lc
Institutional
85%
Co_
72%
64
-5
.10
Mortgage Assn—
10,
14.86
Fully Administered shares—lc
Institutional
82 V*
Insurance
Phoenix
103
68%
•
100.1
Feb.
13.70
9.36
Incorporated
Life
65
95
.10
99.31
9.94
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Fund.
-10
1959
3s
1
lc
Incorporated Income
(Minn)
Peerless Insurance Co
61%
1959
17,
Federal Natl
1
10.26
Inc
51%
98
1
Electrical
Boston
15 Va
48%
99.31
Fund
14.66
of
46%
13%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y_..10
4
Ins
43
36%
Y— 12%
N
97.16
Inc
13.39
Income Fund
of
Indemnity Co
2.50
Co.;
16,
(Geo)
(The) Stock Fund.lc
Series
Insurance
Pacific
Phila
106
2.50
.
50%
—.3.33%
Co
1963
5.12
1
Quarterly
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc_.
Hamilton Funds Inc—
63%
100
—
i
22
54%
15,
16.23
2.50
8.87
Utilities
60
34
45 Va
.
3%s April
3%s Aug
4.68
14.04
shares
52 y»
5
;
'
Northwestern National Life
4Va
81%
48%
47
1959
14.81
Growth Stock
12.82
Equipment shares
76%
51
—10
River
Ins
20%
2
Fire
File
Northern
5
15,
Fund
Inc
lc
shares
10
York
42%
April
Puritan
Fund
(T Rowe)
lc
Growth
3%S March
Putnam
Price
Chemical
shares
3%
Hampshire
New
5
class A
Casualty
Corp
New
North
77
*
1959
16,
1
Putnam Growth Fund
Bond
Fire
Amsterdam
Figures after decimal point represent
7,87
8.31
RR
Union
Northeastern
Federal Home Loan Banks—
7.24
12.07
-
—_
Life & Accident Ins—
.
Obligations of Government Agencies
15.04
8.37
shares
1.25
Standard Life
Pine Street Fund Inc
7.58
8.09
General Bond shares
72
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Pioneer
11.02
Railroad
Jefferson
16.28
lc
Food
118
6%
15.96
lc
Equipment shares
186
114
4
Life
Owners
•
Inc
lc
Electronics &
347
177
5
Home
1
Corp
Building
shares—,
Capital Growth Fund
Common
332
5
Home
1
Securities
Aviation shares
.
29%
5
_5
Insurance
1.60s Feb.
Fund Inc
shares
27%
10
(Jacksonville Fla)-2^
7.93
Chemistry &
9.17
shares
Nationwide
1.50
1
Capital Corp
National
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and
Fire
Natl
17
38
Employees Life
Insurance
(Bait)
New
American
14.60
1
General Investors Trust
113
(DC)
1
Inc
Group Securities—
Automobile
Ins
3%s
.1
Industries
123
108
National
28%
15%
35 %
Bid
of Canada Ltd
Philadelphia
Gas
117
—10
64
26 %
Life
1
Employees Ins
23.15
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
General
—10
10
10
Co
York Capital Fund
10c
series—
70 Va
Republic—
9.54
7.26
21.60
18.65
4.11
5.54
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Inc
66
Insurance
6.99
Corp—1
Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—l
Energy
Preferred stock
—10
5
Bonding
9.11
Electronics Investment
Futures
Monument
Security Series—
1
Fundamental Investors Inc
22%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
1
Common stock series
14%
20%
4
Hanover
19.75
3.01
Eaton & Howard—
Founders Mutual Fund
13%
—
Mutual Trust Shares
1
Inc
Merchants & Manufacturers —4
—
Government
Inc
25c
Fund
39%
C)
Gulf Life
Mutual
36%
F)
(S
Falls
Globe
10.90
Florida
53%
5
General Reinsurance Corp
Government
Automation
&
Fund
Glens
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Units
Franklin
Trust
Shares
Florida Growth Fund Inc
39%
48
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fireman's
Investment Fund
Financial
36%
2.93
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
.lc
Mutual
Fund
45
73
—
Mutual
Balanced
42%
5
Reinsurance Corp__5
Federal
11.19
Stock Fund
1
Casualty
5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employers Group Assoc
3.01
13.08
Shares
5
Maryland
Massachusetts
10
2.69
Great
Series E
4%
Merchants Fire Assurance
Inc
2.73
16.94
Dreyfus Fund Inc
233
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins_
Co
3.67
11.99
9.99
Assurance
2.44
15.67
Dividend
221
Life
5%
Casualty Co
shares—lc
Industries
10.97
Shares—
2.50
59
—10
National
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
4%
Life;
General
shares————lc
-1
Trustee
23%
55
12%
Ins
Metal
General
Muut.al Income Foundation Fd_l
8.87
Life
Forster
17.52
Diversified
23%
21%
3%
5
It——2
Continental
83%
1
22%
1
—10
5
Ins
'
Insurance
Loomis
17.34
Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund__l
—3
—6.25
<Ky)
79
11.90
10.18
8.09
9.12
Diver
Casualty Ins Co
Tenn
Life Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of Va
11%
Boston Insurance Co-
De Vegh
Delaware Income Fund Inc
6s
of
3%
1
Bankers & Shippers-.
Bankers Natl Life Ins <N J»
De Vegh
Investing Co Inc__—1
Mutuai Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund....
1
Life
2
1
(Wash D C)
(Galveston)
Re-insurance..
Lite Insurance
9.62
Fund Inc
12.90
1
Fund-
8.62
9.67
14.60
1
52%
Title
&
37%
9.45
6s Stock
Bond
21
49%
Mtge
Lincoln
10.47
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite
12%
1
10.47
Investment
11%
1
1
——1
—
Commonwealth
24%
(Low Priced
Income
Commonwealth
22%
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Corp__100 14,300 14,
100
133
1
10.73
Securities
Christiana
Colonial
19%
(Discount Bonds)
14.99
Chemical Fund Inc
Ask
2%
19%
41%
18
K-l
X18.83
1
—1
39%
38%
B-3
1
Century Shares Trust
Fund of Boston-.
37%
5
B-4
1
Chase
10
9.20
—Z
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd.
————1
Agricultural Insurance Co
Fidelity <fe Casualty-5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
Bid
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
256
4.69
Fund Inc
Ltd.
(1954)
Canadian
Par
Co__65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)—5
Lawyers
81%
13.08
General Fund—
Canada
246
Companies
Ask
199
American Equitable Assur
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Street Investment--—1
Broad
Bullock
78
American
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds) _1
Bonds),
Life
190
10
Surety
1
Investment
Bid
10
10
Casualty &
Aetna
Boston—1
America
of
7.79
9.67
4.62
Aetna Insurance Co
4.59
40 %
4.23
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
par
Net
value
asset
k Admitted
Stock
b Bid
value.
to
listing
Exchange
yield price
on
the New York
d Ex-rights,
t New stock,
x Ex-dividend:
.wi When issued,
7 Ex-stock dividend.
99.085
99.051
98.979
-
98.929
98.912
98.840
98.642
Volume 189
Number 5819
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(745)
TWM Federal Heserve
District—PhHodetypAlt—
Week Ended January 31
«
l.
Bank
clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
liminary-figures compiled by
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
y
that for the week ended Saturday, Feb. 7, clearings for all
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
Our preliminary totals stand
8.5% above those of ihe corresponding week last year.
^
4,778,356
1,070,000.000
.
Philadelphia
Reading
$25,386,559,311 against .$23,389,033,185 for the
-there is
gain for the week ending Friday, of 6.3%.
a
At this center
week in 1958.
same
Our comparative summary for
+'
1956
$
2.9
1,755,423
8.6
2,062,225
—
945,000,000
2,058.851
_
Lancaster
1957
c.u
•
Dec.
2,055,230
1,730,085
4,157,492
1,878,964
1,458,240
.
,
1,932,374
+19.0
+14.9
4,172,643
+13.2
2,211,830
.
"
1,214,000,000
1;025,35!
■
4;683f3-t®
•
1,200,000^9$
-
•
3,850,780
3,722,418
+
3.4
3,544,032
6,315,753
5,970,828
3,503,045
+
5.8
6,370,365
6,155,290
3,533,131
+
0.9
3,548,311
3,839,o.»®
6,096,072
6,238,982
—
5,695,940
6,881,-49®
Delaware—Wilmington
22,264,094
15,684,109
14,065,613
14,848,521
18,433,389
+ 49.9
New
—23.7
16,653,169
18,103,28®
19,594,28®
1,007,161,439
+12.8
1,275,419,213
-Scran ton
-
I
Wilkes-Barre
at
$
1,501,449
,
-
Inc.or
1958
»
»
1,545,665
Becnlehem
Chester
of the country* indicate
cities of the United States for which it is
1959
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
45
York
'
_
Jersey—Trenton
2.3
>
4,411,051
the week follows:
Total
(11
1,136,387(270
cities).
1,275,264,86®
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Feb. 7New York
feerth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+
6.3
Boston
1,076,430,631
942,000,000
+ 15.5
737,202,258
645,613,044
+ 14.2
Columbus
452,490,451
412,487,726
+ 12.1
—
•
Louis
San Francisco
-
"
"
Cleveland
647,300,152
Baltimore
441,707,759
+
4.2
515,314,726
+
362,128,944
+ 10.0
398,299,028
$19,635,177,417 $18,207,018,410
••' 4,842,818,245
cities, five days
4,318,345,645
$24,477,995,662 $22,525,364,055
All cities, one day__—;—
+
Total
our
issue of next weeki^
908,563,649
+
+
appear
has to be estimated.
statement, however, which we present further below,
ablte to give final and, complete results of the previous week—the week ended
16.4%, the aggregate clearings for the
whole country having amounted to $25,246,472,129 against $21,691,267,790 in the same
week in 1958.
Outside of this city there was a gain of
this center showing an increase of 18.8%.
We group the cities according to the Fed¬
totals show
we
note that in the
are
an
serve
Districts of
In the
In the Chicago Reserve
improvement of 7.0%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of
10.3% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 11.1%.
1,345,059;4I*§
4,707,464
1.5
—
4,062,97®
3,887,991
21,315,318
—18.0
23,541,421
20,819j00®
186,917,405
+15.8
194,923,551
174,061;++®.
8,392/441
+
4.5
339,756,528
+
4.6
350,568,909
130,972,389
121,569,095
+
7.7
117,813,182
(6 cities)
733,716,038
682,658,251
+
7.5
1
7,169,538
355,330,504
Columbia—Washington
697,904,592
8,770,043
-
;
7,600,82®
325,273,59®
H4.770.69®
•
646,588,235
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta...
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
■
5,059,173
266,607,669
217,789,691
13,781,278
1,020,792
221,720,594
...
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
(10 cities)
1,294,844,634
356,800,000
7,022,710
—
+
7.7
4.9
+
i
206,155,913
+
+
7.8
165,420,59®
/.
11,714,64®
''■..-
204,556,916
567,00®
'183,105,801
1,153,886,323
1,103,423,64®
•.058,020
7.6
1,201,018,417
221.£86,73!
;
12,534,964
+ 69.8 <
601,045
i
173,145,211.
7.0
12,885,833
'
337.,+40,00®6,338,941
6,054,03®
250,527,542
,+ 17.0
186,217,544
143,132,84®
"
5,591,700
+
4,690,982
254,087,904
V
27.Sn3.02!
114,774,870
0.2
+ 24.0
5,907,480
382,600,000
28,273,790
+ 21.9
120,029,705
Augusta
Alabama—Birmingham
+ 19.5
27,836,011
33,270,293
146,268,338
382,000,000
7,326,801
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
'
9
Seventh Federal Reserve DistrictMichigan—Arm Arbor.
Grand Rapids
Bhicago—
In the Kansas City Reserve
12.5%.,'3
-19,791,46®
20,334,395
10,596,785
■12 992,66®
—
9.7
+
3.3
15,040,846
78,953,000
+
1.2
32,516,000
8,043,726
+
8.7
9,002,363
3,172,587
+
7.2
3,794,282
148,235,188
129,574,571
+ 14.4
103,422,735
7,837,934
6,498,390
+ 20.6
16,318,175
54,641,176
44,085,136
+ 23.9
49,341,968
43,-157:08®
19,072,211
15,001,640
+ 27.1
13,347,156
13,799,40®
3,136,788
1,193,389,059
2,183,385
1,125,133,427
7,772,654
8,342,488
12,809,833
10,193,598
5,170,943
-
Rapids--
Moines
Sioux City
—
—
13,576,341
10,211,984
—
—-
Springfield
6,386,144 ^
—
1,594,865,595
(17 cities)
-
-
'
Total
—17.8
10,010,061
3,401,390
Rockford
OF BANK CLEARINGS
3,069,106
10,539,608
Haute
Peoria
Federal Reserve Districts:
2.421,33 V
8,746,840
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
9.7
—
9,135,608
10,884,726
79.889,000
HI
South Bend
Iowa—Cedar
2,566,271
18,819,155
16,230,748
.
Wayne
Indianapolis
Terre
jr
2,317,804
Decatur
SUMMARY
1,473,033,119
4,637,078
17.4%, in both the Dallas and San Francisco Re¬
In the following we furnish a summary
by
4.6
17,484,000
Illinois—Bloomington
District the totals register a gain of
+
Carolina—Charleston
Indian a—Fort
larger by 4.6%, in the Richmond Reserve
District by 7.5% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 7.8%.
District the totals record
1,331,190,695
expansion of 17.8%, in the Boston
an
Reserve District of 4.6%.and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 12.8%.
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
466,852,6+1
13.8%, the bank clearings at
eral Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
New York Reserve District 4he
515,079,922
216,522,024
8.5
cases
0.1
District of
5.2
+
increase of
8,249,95®
+
Maryland—Baltimore
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
was an
14,887,06!
455,289,931
1,392,525,585
Florida—Jacksonville
Jan. 31. For that week there
54,071,90#
11,069,896
14,350,858
—
455,787,049
Richmond
8.6
863,669,130
Accordingly, in the abovp the last day of the week in all
we are
51,900,000
8.9
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+12.1
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
In the elaborate detailed
4.6
14,002,417
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmend—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
.
+
+ 16.9
55,344,500
11,798,998
12,755,887
(7 cities)-
Total
in
529,934,44®
West
7.8
$25,386,559,311 $23,389,033,185
Total-all cities for week
260,246>6L»
592,155,681
5.9
South
Total all
277,457,184
9.7
+ 11.5
430.150,430
545,511,279
_
2.1
+
,
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
•
,
Other-cities; five-days
10,816,C0~!
+
518,495,298
52,917,900
10,089,339
;
„.
Mansfield
+ 15.0
719,047,000
.
cities, five days—
11,019,570
270,537,985
Young,stown
332,400,000
382,100,000
Pittsburgh
Ten
9,857,825
270,094,283
568,851,840
Cleveland
Kansas City—:
+ 20.7
11,893,028
1,197,344,524
.
Philadelphia
+ 11.2
1,088,000,000
Chicago
St.
1958
1959
$13,645,032,447 $12,831,635,428
.
+ 43.7
+
6.0
1,127,774,599
7,971,043
14,702,404
+
0.2
3,778,681
130,121,56#•
6,-1-01,56®
5,867,279
1,561,97®
11,020,978
+ 23.5
+
—
1,491,097,819
82;14i,00®
9/823,56®
1,394,691
6.1
11,734,00®
•
+
0.3
7.0
1,515,514,805
1,064,206,88®
.
..
'
•
.J.~
,
7,559,69®
14,136-,408#
0,910,22®
5,923,60®
1,430,164,83®
I
1959
Week Ended Jan. 31—
$
1st Boston
2nd
New
1958
12
citlei
$
Inc.
1956
1957
or
Dec. c/o
$
$
784,001,455
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Leuis—
847,964,105
799,760,239
6.0
820,757,358
9.4
351,400,000
360,200,00®
9
"
13,707,622,242
11,634,557,285
+17.8
12,119,280,266
10,937,54.8,710
Kentucky—Louisville
187,859,216
172,955,452
+
8.6
205,292,945
208,195,70®'
11
"
1,136,387,279
1,007,161,439
+12.8
1,275,419,213
1,275,264,860
Tennessee—Memphis
139,866,023
120,844,927
+
15.7
129,019,405
York
+
.
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
7
"
1,392,525,585
1,331,190,695
+
4.6
1,473,033,119
1,345,059,424
5th
Richmond
6
"
733,716,038
682,658,251
+
7.5
697,904,592
646,588,235
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,294,844,634
1,201,018,417
+
7.8
1,153,886,323
17
"
1,594,865,595
1,491,097,819
+
7.0
1,5157514,805
1,439,164,837
4
"
720,657,428
653,250,898
+10.3
688,213,960
691,285,105
7
"
624,193,629
562,009,750
+11.1
527,830,124
510,980,852
721,457,536
614,493,101
+17.4
572,590,741
575,497,269
390,500,000
Louis
357,000.000
+
0.8
2,501,610
120,452,74®
2,436,65®
+10.3
688,213,960
691,285,10®
1,103,423,648
7th
Missouri—St.
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
Louis
10th
Kansas
11th
Dallas
City
-
9
6
12th San Francisco
"
"
591,465,593
525,802,335
+12.5
498,793,478
463,165,995
—10
"
1,336,210,985
1,188,267,561
+12.5
1,147,451,197
1,160,926,513
25,246,472,129
21,691,267,790
+16.4
22,490.675,176
20,932,906,903
11,968,670,483
10,517,979,416
+13.8
10,860,348,408
10,423,335,777
Total
108
cities
Outside New York City
.;
We
add
now
our
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
week ended January 31 for
four
Total
2,432,189
...
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
7,470,150
7,987,114
6.5
9.009,145
424,167,827
378,175,561
+12.2
364,323,291
345,413,75®
St.
156,031,111
144,168,520
+
8.2
126,511,400
128,401,261-
10,815,226
9,136,881
+ 18.4
7,783,835
-
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
1958
$
Inc.
1957
or
Dec. l'/o
$
1956
$
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
3,175,373
+ 30.2
2,610,110
3,093,037
(7
cities)
5,897,560
6,990,772
—15.6
6,937,215
699,705,512
664,629,334
5.3
672,099,716
637,066,003
3,403,388
2,962,913
+ 14.9
3,246,080
Fall River
,
f.
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
1,382,499
3,153,355
Rhode Island—Providence
12,093,772
+
+11.1
527,830,124
510,98Q,85®
4.2
1,971,465
707,771
9,490,700
City976,666
703,984
+
1.4
9,646,125
+
5.8
—
+ 13.5
149,045,727
1,039,33 V
905,181
9,429,061
138,034.453'
133,519,77®
11,785,01} *
7.460,006
+ 14.7
10,024,029
30,285.341
+ 20.6
25,735,725
26,102.6T*
473,305.493
10,579,044
0,504,848
399,316,208
13,065,272
4,951,983
+ 18.5
368,349,477
375,702,21.®
+ 26.9
13,384,893
+ 31.4
4,892,222
10,870,161
6,023,26!
721,457,536
City
Joseph
6,501,795
36,526.037
——
Total
Springs
(9 cities)
1,664,761
1,361,476
3,433,433
614,493,101
+17.4
572,590,741
575,497,26!
3,202,2G3
13,324,270
7.3
13,820,073
14,069,406
10,316,654
+ 17.2
12,887,008
10,562,415
Fort Worth
40,396,196
21,147,964
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
+ 35.5
10,753,212
+12.9
420,750,009
+14.5
38,702,031
—24.0
8,038,000
6.3
5,700.927
2.8
14,849,299
7,422,00®
7,321,77®
16,355,261
525,802,335
+ 12.5
498,793,478
463,165,99®
179,964,392
+ 18.6
177,430,665
181,241,15®
13,599,225
5.7
47,557,415
45,150,534
7,138,965
24,559,365
26,835,108
Wichita
29,827,000
+ 10.6
29,523,100
2,939,941
2,453,909
+ 19.8
2,419,082
2,670,134
847,964,105
799,760,239
6.0
820,757,358
36,558,624
6,757,000
6,716,582
11,871,351
12,208,651
591,465,593
Galveston
+ 19.7
^+
453,521,715
41,855,111
Texas—Austin
10,039,763
511,867,941
5,133,000
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
.
+
—
784,001,455
+
29,840,000
.Total
(6 cities)
10,144,34®
337,807,92®
34,114,08®
.
•
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—
-San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
-
11,274,665
562,009,750
10,201,133
109,231,214
„
Wichita
1.3
+
—
!
New
Omaha
Colorado—Colorado
32,977,800
(12 cities)
+ 16.5
7,859,08®
3,931,11 V
2,973,501
13,451,231
935,603
Kansas—Topeka
2.0
42,681,483
New Hampshire—Manchester
4,819,789
+
714,158
+
25,317,121
New Haven
Total
1,410,024
3,112,448
14,291,642
.
New Bedford
Springfield
4,107,999
+ 15.2
3,361,375
Portland...-
Lowell
5.6
5,184,623
12,898,423
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
6,789,104
-
Massachusetts—Boston
4,458,828
5,970,447
15,028,749
Total
St.
8,870,891
4,710,119
'.
Helena
Missouri—Kansas
4,133,414
—
624,193,629
Montana—Billings
Hastings
1959
—
District—Minneapolis-
Lincoln
Clearings at—
653,250,898
Minneapolis
Minnesota—Duluth
Nebraska—Fremont
years:
2,450,519
729,657,428
Illinois—Quincy
York—Albany
Buffalo
141,062,175
Fflmira
2,868,434
—34.0
68,505,014
24.300,162
3,102,712
\
+
8.8
142,837,799
128,054,384
—
4.1
2,683,841
3,040,661
2,912,334
+
13,277,801,646
_
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark
11,173,288,374
43,211,250
—
39,445,277
+
29,954,064
26,949,784
6.5
3,428,900
2,835,717
+18.8
11,630,326,768
10,509,571,126
9.5
46,522,547
45,905,833
+ 11.2
26,449,822
(a)
32,530,648
69,192,751
39,260,469
75,273,379
82,492,021
4.7
4,432,539
172,131,400
9.7
90,302,158
8.7
24,904,740
4,833,721
171,555,72®
77,358,22®
24,021,62®
24,692,605
+
16,848,177
+ 21.2
17,992,077
16,397.601
651,747,717
9.0
643,884,49®
35,463,520
+ 41.3
9,671,255
25,098,850
7,309,330
621,811,913
21,503,461
+ 32.3
0,614,806
6,218,28®
13,828,620
Jose
10,357,387
+ 21.7
10,327,438
9,567,16®
1.336,210,985
1,188,267,561
+12.5
1,147,451,197
1,160,926;5i®
1
Barbara—
Stockton
•37,500,000
76,773,085
———
6.8
+14.0
+
26,829,558
Francisco
25,332,312
+
+
710.418,127
Beach.
Pasadena
San
Santa
4,389,275
177,187,361
90,672,467
99,500,003
20,412.647
California—Long
Total
72,460,061
4,689,705
•
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
San
'
New York
Syracuse
129,714,781
2,750,578
.
Jamestown
Rochester
71,407,571
202,006,604
Yakima
v
47,097,887
213.390.946
(10 cities)
+
25,848,51®
85,735,136
Grand
total
(108
cities).
25,246,472,129
21,691,267,790
+16.4
22,490,675,176
20,932,906,90®
11,968,670,483
10.517,979,416
+13.8
10,860,348,408
10,423,335,777-
"
Northern New Jersey
90,181.869
86,241,331
+
4.6
Outside New York City.
.
.1.Total
(9 cities)
13,707,622,242
11,634.557,285
+ 17.8
12.119,280,266
10,937,548,710
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued.
r
U-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(746)
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
.
"
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE MIES
Pet Milk Co* '4% %. ^cumulative
Pinellas Industrie'Tne.—
different
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the
We give below a record for the week just passed.
8ft
countries of the world.
Public
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
JANUARY
30,
1959 TO
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL
RATES
6ft
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon Buying Rata for
Free
Australia,
pound
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
,0384883*
.0200062
.0200062
.0200100
1.027968
.210623
.210660
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00311405*
.00203778
.00311405*
V
'
.00203714
.00203782
.239425
.239425
.239437
.239350
.210740
.210740
.210685
.210753
2.810000
2.809375
2.810312
subordinated- debentures due 1981-—-
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.329004
.328970
.329004
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265170
.265200
.265150
.265150
Continental
2.782178
2.782178
2.781559
2.782487
.140218
.140200
.140200
.140187"
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349580*
.0349420*
.0349680*
.0349740*
.0349780*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
Equitable GaBi Co., 4ftft convertible preferred stock
Fibreboqrd Paper Products Corp
4ft cumulative icdnvertlble .preferred stock
(R. E.) FunstenCo. 4ft ft cumul. conv. pfd. stock
.193286
.193290
.193282
.193280
Groller Society,
.0238095*
"
.231950
2.799501
2.799501
2.798879
2.808750
2.810000
2.810000
2.809375
l:
.231943
cumul/^convertible
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase (4 ) or
Decrease (—) Sine*
!
Feb. 4,
ASSETS—::
Jan.
Redemption fund for F. R, notes
Total gold certificate reserves.
V. ft. notes of other banks
18,957,891
934,106
19,891,997
626,773
485,090
408,382
...
Other cash....
Discounts and advances
,
loans
2*8,
36,633
1958
308
—2,287,502
4
76,913
—
40,310
—2,210,589
—
50,268
5,108
—
40,002
—
—
—
87,082
—
335
Acceptances—bought outright
i?67———
Bills
1,597,550
.....
Certificates
4
177
—
~~~i
:+
4
160,400
18,649,726
2,867,565
2,483,771
Notes
Bonds
3,205
—
4.1,026,277
—1,283,880
4
carrying U. S. Government and other secu¬
rities decreased $79 million.
purchasing
or
4
agree't
63,850
4
160,400
63,850
Total U. S. Gov't securities..
25,662,462
4
224,250
Total
Due
repurchase
loans
from
and
securities..
26,107,812
foreign banks
4,945,559
.
94,076
Other assets
Total
mond District.
141,928
assets..
52,293,250
Federal Reserve notes
2,291,977
40,450
;
27,120,108
—141/751
143
—
55,702
—
—156,113
1,781
~
18,662,297
Treas.—general account..
Foreign
421,564
Other
351,687"
Total
deposits
Deferred availability cash items..
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
287,159
4
—
—
4
173,049
65,590
33,160
11,487
■
—251,856
469
50.896.150
—168.320
4
85:786
—
v4....:;4;.'
'■
Loans
—
r
4
742,621
434,615
—
396,051
+
214,908
4
3,406
30,563
—
Other
paid
4
410,809
8,944
4
707.194
—
4
2,481
868,410
capital
accounts
157,792
4
29,678
Loans
to brokers
chasing
and
dealers
tuiJitm
4
4
9~726
—
atvuuuio
52,293,250
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to deposit & f. ft. note liabllities combined.
Contingent liabilities
ances
on
—156,113
4
securities
Real
.1%
—■
Jan.
21,
—
29,
57,048
2,956
23,118
*31,669
19,360
6ft
Other
U.
loans.
5.0ft
4
2,069
3,640 "
18,294
9,157
1,748
13,013
1,039
Loans to banks
-
banks
Cash in vault
with
domestic
banks
4
518
107
41,841
24
4
3,458
25
4
266
56
41,138
221
4
254
—
4
—
■
58,620
572
__
104
4
358
4
41,766
518
1,395
41
16
4
of
loans
individual
to
loan
banks
items
and
are
after
shown
+
14
4
228
4
390
deduction
of
valuation
of
Condition Statement off Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
.
principal
changes for the week
ended Jan. 28:
Decreases of $198 million in loans ad¬
justed, $164 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $254 million in
reserve
Reserve Banks, $572 million
balances with Federal
to
Extra
Below will be found
re¬
Idaho
gfoss.
Power
~
Co.,
member
in
banks; the principal decreases were $23 million
City, $26 million each in the Cleveland
Francisco Districts, $16' million each in
Chicago
ana San
District, and $15 million
in the Kansas
City .District* Changes according to industry appear in
fnother press release. Loans to brokers and dealers for
>
Feb
Gas
Steel
curity
(Five
25c
s.
f.
debs,
3
3-
3
2-16
due
Feb.
1,
1970
.Feb
16
•
,
;
<
■
.
I
1
2-10
3-31,
4-15
3-31
$1
4-15
3-31
$1.10
4-15
3-31
35c
2-20
2-
3-
2-10
_
Plywood Corp., 5 ft ft
Compania Salitrera
debentures
—Mar
$1.06ft
30c
Tarapaca y Antofagasta—
t
Various 5ft debentures, due Jan. 2, 1968,
1969, 1971,
1975
ser. due
May Stores Realty Co.—
bonds, due Feb. 15, 1977
.
*
2-27
3-16
2-13
2-20
li-31
3-16
2-27
12ftc
2-27
2-10
5ft
3-16
2-27
3-16
2-10
45c
4-
1
3-16
40c
2-20
1-*26
57C
—
.
2-13
dis¬
;
.
3-
1
2-16
3-10
2-25
Fund
(11c
11c
S3
7-
2
3-
1
Feb
15
*
481
47
22c
2-
2
"65c
2*15
1-30
65c
3-10
2-10
3-
2-
$1.75
2
^
investment income
from realized security
net
froto
cents
———
12c
—
Co.
&
2-13
2-11
Telegraph Corp.
"
■
t-
3- 5
5
25C
——
2
2-9
3-
6
2-26
$l7ftc
.3- 2
2-16
$45c
3- 2
2- 6
30c
2-15
—
(quar.)l
3-
50c
(quar)
—4—
Engineering
2-10
2
3-1
37%C
—i—L—
Utilities
1-23
1
3-10
5c
(quar.)
(quar.).——
Telephone
3-
3-
30c
(reduced)——1
(One additional share for each
3ft
.
_
2-28
15C
*—.
Lines iquar.)—:—
Mutual
Fund—L——:—
2-15
8c
2-11
►—
-
1-26
1t26
2-25
.
12ft C
Interstate. Motor
•
^13
r-,
m,ju„
1-30
of Rhode feland—
preferred ■
r37ftc
preferred--(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
—1
•—
37ftc
25c
4-20
4^20
5-
37ftc
(quar.)_
1
.5- 1
25c
$2.50' preferred
Extra
£3
Se-
common (quar.)
Business Machines
(quar.)—
$2.50
*
•
2- 2
1
3-
from
from
♦
1987—Feb 20
3- 2
75c
Corp..
$2.50
2
11-21
25c
30c
_
$1
plus
income
Stock dividend
-Investors
2-27
2-27
$1.25
Ltd.—
Foundation
Investors Trust Co.
:
.Tan
—
Georgia Power Co., 1st mtge., bds., 5 ft'ft
General mortgage 5ft
3-10
$75c
27c
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)_
Interprovincfal Pipe Line,. Ltd. (quar.)
.
2
60c
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—
Resumed quarterly
Interstate
i •
1
de
_
6
„
(quarj
Resistance
International
3-
4-15
5ft
Petroleum
Stock-split
*
.
1-24
30c
$1.25
—
Shares,
seven
International
Page
.
1-24
93-ftc
profits)
profits)"
-
Date
;
"
.
(quar.)__
common
Co..
cerits
plus
*
convertible debentures due April ir 1968—4—Feb. 15.
and
y. 2-
(quar.)—L—1—
Inter-Oceail Reinsurance
«
Engineering Co., Inc.—
1972
2-26
J 3-26
/. 2-16
$1.50
(quar.)
(capital gains
International
-
Company and Issue—
-
X4l
International Harvester, 7ft pfd. (quar.)
International Investors, Inc.—
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Atlas
2-27
"2-13
62 Vzc
common
Water
&
International
Page '
24
2-i6
2-16
$1.06ft
Uncreased)
International Silver Co.
1980
2-16
3- 2
—
share held)
1,
2-16
:
15c
■
March
2-16
lVaft
•"
Interchemical
'
S.
New York
52? Hi?1®
due
2-13
'
3-25
-
a
Date
debentures
Textron, Inc.—
15-year subordinated
6ftft
2
—
Investors
Institutional
Company and Issue—
Adams
3-
2-13
•
(quar.)——
—
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
6ft
preferred Cs-a) —_—
—_—L
Inland
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
Government deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in
all but
district and a total of $141 million at all
reporting
$1.18%
—_
—-———~—~
Institutional
NOTICE OF TENDER
one
2
(quar.)
International
f.
3»
dividend
stock
Incorporated
list of corporate bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location fn
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
1
s.
2
interest—
beneficial
preferred (quar;)
Huron & Erie Mortgage
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
4% ft
2
$1.25
2-ii'
1
3-
2-1;
1
3-
34% c
Indiana Steel Products
in demand deposits
adjust¬
ed, and $518 million in demand deposits credited
domestic banks, and an increase of
$358 million in U.
3-
3-
——
•'
Production
Indiana
119
2-i«
:
-
f 45c
5ft
71,351
Section 13b surplus of $27,543,000
1
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Hunt Foods & Industries,
198
4
3-
30C
■
316
1,172
—
IOC
87 Vac
...
Stock dividend
From Federal Reserve banks
: " 3- 5
3- 2
2-13
—
—
Hugoton
133
—
3-16
30c
-
preferred (quar.)
Hubinger Company (increased quar.)__-—
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust—
3,530
Units
10,268
_______
2^26
$1.25
;
.
$1.09%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
common
Housatonic Public Service
2,486
4
1
—.
2,947
Foreign banksBorrowings:
serves;
T
4 ft ft
28,320
2-26
-
1
3-20
5c
(quar.)
5ft
Howard Stores—"
U. S. Government
2"
(N. Y.)—rpreferred (quar.)—
—_—
Finance, common (quar.)
3%ft
preferred
(quar.)
———
4ft preferred (quar.)
4.40ft
preferred (quar.)
LIABILITIES—
Demand deposits adjusted-.
Time deposits except U. S. Government—
Holdett
'4- 2
$1.25
5ft
8
4
97
—
:
Horn .& Hardart Co.
445
—
26
.
*
2,370
When
:12ftc
La
Household
291
4
1
——
Co. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Hooker Chemical, common
(quar.)
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)—
Hormel (George A.), common (quar.)
6ft
preferred
(quar.)—
638
4
_L._'„„__
Honegger's & Co.
6,203
4
—.
ft:'
Payalle of Rea.
15c
Quarterly
Hires (Charles E.)
921
4
—
(quar.)
Co.
Hinde & Dauch-Taper
194
4.
7
—
8,123
bonds
Other securities
4
.48
—
*
Share
5ft 1st preferred (quar.)
4%ft
preferred (quar.)—
474
4
ft''.ft ft
.
preferred
5ftft
160
164
—..
>
:
9
—
32,126
Reserves with Federal Reserve
$4,375
Hilton Hotels,
523
4
19
•i.
_
11,744
—
Government securities—total.——
S.
8,992
—
79
—
9,665
Treasury bills
*
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes
S.
41,051
2
188.
preferred B (quar.)
investment
following
6
preferred (quar.)
Heyden Newport Chemical, common
3ftft preferred (quar.)
Motices
the
-Mar
89
3
■
4
4
1,319
loans-.
742,621
960
v"
ft;
—Mar
1983——;
$In Volume
issue.
tribution)
LL*elImihation of
o6pu.
1958.
shows
this
Hercules Powder Co.,
accept¬
foreign
purchased
for
correspondents
industrial loan commitments.
i
t
Co.-—
Hays Corp., 5ft pfd. (quar.)
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.)
Hercules Gallon Products, common
1958
141
—
.
2,119
—.—
estate
t Exclusive
42.5 ft
152
■V-
;
.:
:
17
pat
(E. F.)
Hauserman
for pur¬
carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carrying
or
From others
uo
Feb
(Continued from page 12)
198
—
597
Domestic banks
370,898
483
9
'
418
—
53*896
r-
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
in
19
DIVIDENDS
mem¬
1959
95,179
adjustedt———
urijiiatfidt
147,174
+
Investments
and
Commercial and industrial loans
30,726
4
4
3 47
£
21
Feb
preferred stock
convertible second
•Announcement in
(In millions of dollars)
Agricultural loans
9,781
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
Surplus
Jan.
28,
1959
_
liabilities—
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
r
ASSETS—
Balances
19,722,707
4,029,820
23,512
liabilities of reporting
Jan.
521*492
4
ftft
,
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—•
4ftft conv. subord. debentures due
Increase (+) or
2,503,460
4
$2246
-5ft. convertible 'subordinated - debentures; due 19671. -ftFeb-16
Decrease (—) Sine#
2,251,527
4
4
conv.
Name of Company
Lnana
4137,169
cumuX
514 ft :
-
.
A summary of assets and
ber banks follows:
U.
reserves
U. s.
Total
•
ft
J
-preferred stock, series B_
Standard Goll Products. Co., Inc.—,
'
—
Deposits:
bank
\
ft
Salada-Shjlrriff-Rorsey:i-i*?ft v*.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$14 million and borrowings from others increased $228
million. Loans to banks increased $221 million.
/
317,979
LIABILITIES—
Member
—
convertible subordinated debentures due 1981.
5.16 ft
15
Uncollected cash items
Bank premises
■>•
4
2
16
deposits adjusted decreased $143 million in
the New York District, $139 million in the San Francisco
District, $82 million in the Boston District, $62 million
in the Cleveland District, and $53 million in the Rich¬
2,867,565
—
25,598,612
under
£-344
Jan
28
r*
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $48 million,
Treasury certificates of indebtedness $107 million, arid
Treasury notes $34 million. Holdings of "other" securi¬
ties decreased $56 million.
.4—4
Held
tft 148
-Feb
480
50,317
255,321
—
V' S. Government securities:
Bought' outright—
»
9
3
Demand
Feb. 5,
1959
1959
Gold certificate account
.
—Feb
—Ma*-
.
ofComti on of the Twelve
•'
.—Feb 20
Engineering Corp., 5 ft ft subord. conv. debs.—Feb
Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Co.—
.—Jan
5ft second lien notes due Dec. 15, 1961
McLouth Steel Corp., 5 ft cumul. conv. preferred stk —Feb
4ft ft
i
preferred stock__
second
Interstate
2.810312'
479'
.
1957, due May 1,
2.799813
/
479
»>-
Can'Co.,; Tnc.—ft ^
IriCi-L- / convertible- subordinate debentures dated May 1,
5ft
.231962
.231950
.231968
2.798256
Nominal,
Statement
<
'/*'
478
■
Botany Mills, Ing.;->5ft -and 4ft cumul. conv. pfd. stk —Feb 14
Catalin Corp. of ?America, $1.20 cumul. conv. pfd. stk —Feb-16'
—Jan 3*1
Consolidated Telephone-Co. 5ft ft conv. pfd. stock
.193252
597
:
.140156
peso
■-
ft
.329004
$4 50
U5 ^
..
J?
2.780940
escudo
peseta..
ft
9
•
MetaljProducts Co.—
*
ft
-Mar 31
5ft ft cumulative ^convertible preferred stock
Black Hills PowCr^.JAglrt.Co., 4.56 ft cumul. pfd. stk, —Feb 24
National Cash Register Co.—
industrial
—Feb
—_
American
.265187
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc'
Union of South Africa, pounds.
United Kingdom, pound sterling.
*
J2637 "
MdrlO
.0800560
Portugal,
t'
ft —Jan 22
.328904
Netherlands, guilder.,
New Zealand, pounds
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Pag*
,00277912*
Jfcpan, yen__
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Spain,
2.810000
2.808750
Date
—Feb 27
first lncomevdebentai^S stock and/or bonds-
4 ft ft
.239355
.210703
f-V
•>
American Art Met&ls-COftfift cuniul. pfd. stock
American Machihe-SflFoaridr yCo.—
.00203784
,00203784
Germany, Deutsche mark
ipdia, rupee
Ireland, pound
1
Feb. : 1
.
.
5ft
1.028359
.210660
—Mar
Agnew-Surpass Bhde ^toresV^Ltd. 5ft ft pfd. stock—
Algoma CentTal1&-Tludson"Bay Ry.— „;;
ft
: v
.0384765*
.210660
1.029687
.210560
1
cents eonv. preferred stock- —Feb 27
psiie—-? >
Company and
2.239292
2.238545
.'•■50
'"•;;entire issues called
.0153192
>
1.028625
1.031406
(Metropolitan), franc
r
■349
15»
—Feb 20
Co.—
Broad
mortgage
$
$
.0153445
.0385154*
.0200062
.0200037
''777U',
.
2.239043
.0385154*
.0385154(1
Ceylon, rupee.
Finland, markka
$
.0152936
2.239043
2.238047
Austria, schilling..
France
7-::v
.0153093
.0151282
Feb. 5
Feb. 4
Feb. 3
$
Argentina, peso—
Thursday
*
Feb. 2
•
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Jan. 30'
—Feb
:
bonds, 3 ft ft series due 1978
Vendorlator Manufacturing Co.
6ft s. f. debentures due Oct. 1, 1966—
1st
*1
datediNov. l,J.955,.jdue J>Iov..l5,"1960r-:
notes
Time Finance Corp. 50
Toledo Edison Co.
(Value In United States Money)
In New York
Cable Transfers
1
__Mar
debs, bbnbs'dated March l,"'1957, due 1977— -Mar
East
Sixteen
-
Mar
preferred' stock4.L_L_.
convertlble>s>:2f.^ebeixtui'es due 1964-—
Service Eleciric .& Gas Co.—,
4ftft
INCLUSIVE
1959,
5,
FEBRUARY
"i "a:
Acoeptance Corp.—
5 ft ft subordinated debentures due March 1, 1966.
Pacific Finance Corp. cap. debs:, 4 ft ft ser. due <1967.
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to the
?;GDUt'ev -k Pwg.bj.'.-i:". {*
<■'
v..,
,
Merchants
8:
1
8r 1
7-20
7-20
11- 2
10-19
11-
10-19
2
■
189
Volume
Number 5819
Name
of Company
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
•
•
.
•*
.
.
Share
.
Iowa-Illinois Gas & 'Electric,
Holdert
3- 2
40c
Name
1-30
3-26
4-
(quar.)—___
common
.(quar.)_i—-
preferred
Southern Utilities,-common
Iowa
*'
(increasedi
preferied (quar.):—a
4%%
preferred (quar.)-—
$1.76
Irving Trust Co.-: (N. Y.)
Istel
Fund,
Jamestown
:
Telephone cN.
Y.},
3-
3- 2
2-
1-30
4-
preferred <quar.)_+.—U.w—$1.25
Inc., 5% preferred A (quar.i—___
$1.25
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance (qtiar.)—
25c
Extra
(increased
common
3%(*
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
Johnson
&
Jones-&
Laughlin
Johnson,
-—
5(*, preferred A
(quar.)
20c
»».
(quar.>«__^_.
com.
4-17
3-11
:
(quar.)
22 Vic
(quar;)—_59%c
»«.4%V preferred
-
6'4M»#
Chemical,
com.
y4-
Mead
Meadville
y3-
6
Kennametal,
1"
Inc.
Kentucky Utilities',
yJ-4%%
(increased)—_
Gold
Income
Ketchum
Ltd.
Mines,
(monthly)
Fund
Company
'
-—
'
—
1
2-13
Metropolitan
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
Metal Hose &
2-
6
1
2-
6
4-
1
3-13
2-15
2-
Michigan Seamless Tube
(s-a)
1
2-13
4%(4
1
2-13
2-20
2-6
3-
5
2-16
50c
3-26
3-11
2-16
2-
70c
3-10
2-28
3-31
3-
95c
4-
1
3-
96%c
4-
1
97V2C
4-
1
1
1
3-25
2-27
3-
$25
2-
2-
3-13
2-20
$2.65
2-26
—
2-11
Abrasive Co. (quar.)
Piping Co. (quar.)
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(monthly)
3-
1
2-
9
Mineral
4-
1
3-
9
■'Extra
>
4
2-11
2-
Mining
15c
2-15
12c
50c.
5c
10-31
3-10
12c
1-15
Minneapolis &
6-15
Mississippi Power, 4.40(4
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
1-31 T
10c
2-28
1-27
preferred A (quar.)
—
62%c
!5('
convertible preferred B (quar.)—62 %c
Krueger (W. A.) Co. (quar.)___
10c
3-30
3-16
Missouri
Portland
3-30
3-16
Missouri
Public
2-16
2-
Koeliring Co.,
V5%
from, income
gains)
(quar.)____—,
common
convertible
.
—
C
(
Creamery- Co.—
Common
(stock
dividend)
10?.f>
2-10
1-
2-10
1-
5-
Common (year-end)
Kresge (S. S.> Company (quar.)
Kroger Company, new com. (initial)
.6%
1st
'7c,b
2nd
2-10
1- 5
Monumental
40c
22(20
$1.50
3-10
2-17
__
-1-
L*Aiglon Apparel
Lake
the
of
:7':'o
(quar.)
__
Woods
Milling,
2
2-
4
40c
(quar.)
2-16;
3-16
3-
2
2-
2
"
Morrison-Knudsen
Morton
Ltd.—
3-
2
3-
2
2-
9
1-26
Laura
|25c
3-
1
2-12
t25c
3-
1
2-12
$0,043
4-30
4-15
$0,035
$$1
t$l
4-
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
t
preferred
Secord
Extra
Candy
&
Class
B
-
l',o
Corp. Ltd.—
Ltd.,
Jones,
class
6
2-
6
2-13
4-
1
4-
1
3-14
3-17
4%c
3-17
2-27
75c
2-13
1-30
3-12
2-18
f.
3-12
2-27
2-18
$1.07%
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-16
3-16
2-10
30c
(quar.)
2-30
1-23
,
2-16
75c
3-
$1.25
2-
2
2-14
3-14
37%c
2-27
3-10
30c
2
2-20
62%c
4-
1
3-13
40c
3-
2
2-
4
8c
3-15
2-27
15c
(initial)
Corp.' (quar.)
—
Cement
—
:
3-10
2-13
:
.
.
3-
25c
Libby, McNeill &
Life: Insurance
Libby
Co,
'
stockholders
.
Liggett
&
Feb.
Myers
approval
Class
class
B
Miami
RR.
(quar,)—
Nashua
3-
$1
3-
2
$1
3-
Class
--
-r
Special
Corp., class
2-20
(quar.)
2-20
3-10
2-13
3- 2
2- 2
3-10
2-19
3-
2-
<
4.84(4
Lorain
5c'o
Dock
&
convertible
Lord. Baltimore
7(4
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Coal
(quar.)
common
Co.-^
preferred
$1.21
.
2
60c
2-
National
3-
2-
3-
2-
3-
-
2-
pref.
$1.50
National
$1.40
Ltd.,
Grocers,
common
(quar.).
Gypsum
5
Co.,
3-
1
3-
9
;■
2-16
3-15
2-20'
4-
Increased
3-20
National Screw & Mfg.
1
Securities
Preferred
5-
1
$1.75
6-
1
National
Starch
$1.75
11-
1
10-23
National
Tea
2-16
1-30
National
$2.50
Louisville
$1.25
3-12
4-23
Corp.—
(from net inv. inc.)
(from net inv. income)—
National
7-23'
Shirt
Shops
Lucky Stores
(quar.)
Steel
Co.—1
2-
2
Nazareth
Cement
Co.
Lunkenheimer
Co.
2- 2
Nease
,T-—.—25c
2-18
2-
35c
3-10
2-27
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcu3, 4%.%
pfd.
10c
2-13
1-21
Neisncr Bros,
—
1-21
t30c
2-15
1-31T
t30c
2-15
1-31
25c
2-25
2-
3-
2-13
—
Nehi. Corp.
2-15
LukCns
2-16
—
(quar.)—
Lynch Carrier System (quar,)_.—__—;
6
Chemical
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
6(4
pref. A (quar.)
partic. preferred
Macmillan
conrmon
Co.
(quar.)
MacWliyte
Fund—
Madison
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)-—
^
15c
Neon Products Canada,
payable In cash or stk. at holders' option)
(P.
Managed
Metal
& Co.
R.)
97c
3-16
2-
6
New
50c
3-27
3-13
New
30c
3-10
2-10
Jersey Realty Title Insurance
New York Air Brake Co. (quar.)—
30c
3-10
2-27
New York,
—35c
Petroleum
Special
3-10
2-13
New York
(quar.)
Maxwell & Moore,
Bancorporation—
-
Initial
Stock
*
Inc.
2-10
1-21
2-10
1-21
3-
2-10
17V2C
(quar.)
V
'
1-21
5c
shares-
Co.
2-10
8c
Manning,
Marine
9c
——
shares
Shirt
Jersey
Realty
Chicago & St. Louis R.R.
35c
2
3-10
4%(4
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., com. (quar.)
3% (4
preferred (quar.)
Newport
80c
3-14
3-14
2-27
Shipbuilding
News
Marmon-Herrington
c
,
Stoclu diyideiid
Ivjgrshall
Field.
&
,
(quar.)
(increased)
i.
Co.,
:
common
Pearl
Brewing
Pipeline,
4.60(4
4.68(4
preferred
preferred
Penn-Texas
$1.60
3-16
1
&
Dry
(quar.)
4.64(4
preferred
.——
Year-end
2-13
2-10
2-13
2-16
2-
40c
3-16
2-27
2-16
2- 2
4-
3-17
(quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear, 7(4
2-16
2-
Peter
3-14
2-27
1
1
4
2
Year-end
4-24
4-
3
—
Credit Jewelers
Peoples
Extra
—
Circle
Perfect
Paul
Corp.
Inc.
pfd.
(quar.)
Hopewell Gas Co.
Petersburg &
Pheoll
—
(quar.)—
*
——
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Mfg.
(quar.)
35c
2-16
1-30
^
60C
2-16
1-30
Philadelphia Electric, com. (increased-quar.)
3-
2
2-
6
2-20
2-
6
preference common (quar.)
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
4-
1
3-
6
Philadelphia
4-
1
3-
6
$1
t2c
$1
$1.01%
2-16
1-28
2-11
1-28
2-27
2-13
50c
4-
2-27
1
Water,, com. (quar.)
$3.65
preferred
(quar.)
5(4 preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum
(quar.)
Photo Engravers & EJectrotypers, Ltd—
(Initial)
$4
—
—
(quar.)
preferred
1-19
3- 6
93 %c
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3- 6
27 %C
3-
2
2-16
93 %C
4-
1
3-16
$5 preferred
3- 2
2-13
5%(4 preferred (quar.)
5(4 preferred A (quar.)—
Dock—
Pioneer
...
*
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com.
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-10
2-20
North
15c
2- 9
1-26
Pogue* (H. & S.) Co. (quar.)
(quar:).
2-27
3-16
4-
3-18 ■!
1
2-27
1-30
3-13
2-26
-
2-13
1-30
3-
2
2-20
3-
2
2-20"-
2-16
2-2"
2-18
2-
3-
2
2-14
2
2-14
3-
2
3- 2
3-10
2-26
2-20
2-
9
4
2-13
2-14
2*
A\
1-16
2-16
3-
2
2-20
3-
2
2-20
3-31
3-16
3-
2-10
3-16
3-
2-20'
1
2-10
1
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10.
3-
1
2-10
;
3- 2
2-13
3- 2
2-13
3-
2
2-1#
3- 2
2-1*
3- 2
2-14
3- 2
2-1*
tl5c
tlOc
25c
$1.70
50c
25c
50c
25c
2-16
i.
*
—a
•
1-31
2-16
1-31
3-
3
1-30
3-
2
2-20
3-10
2-20
*
3-
2
2-
9
2-11
2- a
3-
2
2-16
3-
4
2-20
3-31
3-
2
3-31
3-
2
3-
2
3-
2
~
3-
2
"
-
2-&7
3-
3-
3-
2-10
2
2
2
*
2-13
2-10
2-10
1-30
2-16
2-
0
4-15
4-
1
2-13
2-
2
-
—
" 25c
$1.20
$1-25
$1.37%
$1.25
25c
Corp.
1-30 ''
1-23
15c
6(4
1-15
$1
00c
3-12
_
Finance—
—
35C
.
—
—
4-
6
2
2-13
t35c
62%c
$1
Suburban
2-15
1
7
I-
56c
25c
40c
12%C
91 %c
,
2-10
Coal
1-20
2- 6
$1.25
42%c
$1
25c
American
.
1
2-13
$1.50
Phila.-Germantown & Norristown RR. (quar.)
$1.12%
income)
1-30
2-14
2-16^
3-
%
20c
Non-voting common (increased)
2-25
3-
capital gains and 7c
investment
1-30
30c
—
Nopco Chemical Co.", 4(4 pfd. (quar.)-.
Norfolk & Western Ry., com.
(quar.)——
4(4
adj. preferred (quar.).
2-15-
net
1-30
2-14
-
3-15
2-28
from
1-30
2-14
20c
Voting common (increased)
2- 4
2
1-30
2-14 *
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
1-30
3-31
2-
2-14
30c
1-30
2-14
2*27
,
1-30
5- 8
$1.16
(quar.)
2-14
9c
2-16
2-20
"
2-16
2-
$1.06%
40c
'
2
50c
(quar.)
2-
5(4
-
2-20
2
2-14
2-27
92%c
$1.02
$1.17%
$1.12%
$1.15
—
$1.06%
15c
;
3-
2-14
<
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Quarterly
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)_
—.
Pope & Talbot, common (quar.)
6(4
preferred
(quar.)Portsmouth Steel (quar.)———
Niagara Share Corp—
(28c from long-term
2-13
$1.10
-
.
10c
57 %c
—
2-13
1
3—
58%c
-40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
4-
3-13
3- 6
2-13
1
3-
J45c
8%c
57 %c
2-13
.
2
3-
5-15
$C2%c
22%c
3-10
3-
I
2- 2
2-13
1
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Industries (quar.)—
1st
2-18
1
1
3-23
1
2-25
3-
10c
30c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
2-13
4-
3-13
4-
8%c
(quar.)
Parchment Paper
2
1
4-17 f
(Kansas City)—
Inc.
preference
3-16
4-
4-
35C
'
4%(4
preferred (quar.)____—
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance
Mathews Conveyer (quar.)-
—
(accum.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40(4 preferred (quar.)
3.70(4
preferred C (quar.)
4.05(4 preferred D (quar.)
4.70(4 preferred E (quar.)
4.50(4 preferred F (quar.)
4.60(4
preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24(4 preferred (quar.)
U5c
3-161
■
20c
45c
$1
20c
50c
5c
50c
$2
(quar.)
$1.12%
2-27
80c
(quar.)
1-29
1
4-23
3-
35c
Paterson
6
2-16
4-
$1
4
(quae.)
Corp.
Plllsbury Co., common
quarterly on commonpreferred (quar.)
—
Special
6
2-
25c
$4.50
2-20
2-
4-17
State Electric & Gas—
3%(4
,•
2
1
65c
(quar.)
$1
20c
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
Penn Fruit Co., common
(quar.)
2
1-11
15c
2-16
3-
1-12
9
$1.50
$1.50
3-16
3-
2-
-#
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Papercraft
Corp.
(initial)
Paramount Pictures
(quar.)_
5(4
5-
2-13
1-18
$1.44
^—"
2-10
20c
1-80
3-10
3- 6
World Airways (quar.)
Eastern Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
Parkview Drugs,
2-16
.
3-13
10s
(quar.)
Chemical
1-30
2-13
American
Sheraton
1-30
2-16
2-13
(quar.)
2
$1.06%
2-16
*
t25c
15c
25c
'
Fully Participating
Mfg.
Quarterly
Park
2-13
t$1.75
Cquar.)
Pembina
25c
(increased-annually)
Increased
—
Investment
Manhattan
(quar.)—;
Inc.—
Funds,
shares
—_
25c
:
Canadian
Mills
Panhandle
3-16
31c
Pendleton Tool
U5c
com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Casualty Co. (increased s-a j
New Calumet Mines Ltd.
(resumed):—:.
New Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05(4 preferred (quar.)
plus 82c from capital gains
(15c payment
"**■
;
\
3-20
1
Ltd.
$2.40
6
—
Petrolite
New Amsterdam
2-
(quar.)
4-
20c
(quar.)
Meter Co.,
Neptune
6
"
Magor Car Corp. iquar.)—
Maher Shoes,
Ltd. (quar.)—
Mahon
(R. C.)
Co. (quar.)
Mallory
5
(quar.)
3-
$1.06%
(quar.)
2
6.45(4 )
90c
20c
Common
MacLeods, Ltd., 6(4
Corp.
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6
3-
Line,
20c
30c
Fibre
20c
-
of
20c
(increased)—
(quar,)
2-
8c
50c
Products
Co.
Vulcanized
2
2-10
20c
(quar.)
9
3-
61%c
2-27
6
Research
&
stock series
series
9
2-
30c
(quar.)——_
3-
62 %c
(quar.)
2-
2
Investment, Ltd.
$3c
(quar.)
15c
$0.3281%
Pacific Finance Corp (quar.).
60c;
Pacific Gas & Electric, 6(4 pfd. (quar.)
37%c
5y2(4 preferred (quar.)
37%o
5(4
preferred
(quar.)—i
31 %c
4.80(4 preferred (quar.)— _—
\
30c
4.50(4
preferred (quar.)
28%c
4.36(4 preferred (quar.)
27 %c
Pacific
Lighting
(quar.)—
,,,
60c
Corp.
9
2
3-
—_
4-15
$1.12%
quarter.
2-
J
2-10
Steel Castings—
Malleable <fc
National
2-20
2- 9
2
593/aC
2-20
50c
preferred (quar.).——
Lead, 7(4 pfd. A (quar.)
2
3-
Line, common
preferred (quar.)
conv.
2-1$
3-
East
Far
5%(4
2-27
2- 2
2
3-
(quar.)
deduction
Pacific Atlantic
Pacific
3-
$1.05
I
Oxford Paper, $5 preferred
2-26
t37%c
(quar.)
3-13
3-2
(quar.)
Marine
3-20
$1.02
quar.)——:
$1.75
(quar.)—
——
common
'
(quar.)
2-26
5
25c
Co
National
-'7(4 non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
7(4 non-cuinulative 2nd preferred (quar. )
Louisville, Henderson & St.-Louis Ry. (s-a>
RR.
5
3-
25c
(s-a)
50c
3-
$1.75
Nashville
3-
2-10
$1.14
Orange Rockland Utilities, Inc.—5.75(4 convertible preferred C (quar.)
4(4 preferred D (quar!)
Outboard
1
Gas—
(initial
tax
Opelika Mfg.
10-30
15c
2-
(quar.)
&
11-16
2-18
3-10
t$1.75
—
O'okiep Copper, Ltd. (Amer. shs.) (interim)
(Approximately $1.39, less Union of South
Park
15c
—
Welding Machine
National Casket Co. (quar.)
Stock
_
7-31
4-
35c
$1.10
Products
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Electric
National
62V2C
preferred
4-30
2-14
$1.12%
4(4
5-15
3- 2
20c
River
50c
(quar.)
conv.
National
Hotel—
non-cumulative 2nd
1-30
2-14
$1.31%
ordinary income)
Africa
2-14
2
——;
50c
—
Common
•<.
4
....
(quar.)
2-16
50c
—
3-
—
Gas,
-
"50c
(quar.)_
Company; $3.60 preferred
Distillers <fc Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
:
4%(4/ preferred (quar.)
National Drug & Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
'
Star
A
Common
2-19
3-10
—
—
Lone
(From
National
2-13
50c
•-
—
_—
2- 5
3- 2
5
3-
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
1
8-17
held).
National
2
3-10
class A (quar.)
+10c
Class B (quar.)—;
*
%
tlOc
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
+60c
Lpblaw Groeeterias Ltd., common (quar.)—,?54c
1st preferred (quar.)
;
: %371&c
42nd preferred
(quar.)———w—
454c
local Finance (Rhode Island)—.
•
'
,
Preferred <quar.)_.
:—
—HVic
(quar.)
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
One William Street Fund—
Pall
.
2-15
25c
(s-a)
Natural
Pan
held)
(quar.)—,
(quar.)^
:
National Biscuit, common
(quar.)
7(4 preferred (quar.)
—-
2
$1.10
gtd.
(quar.)
shares
shares
100
B
50c
■
2-
2-15
9c
'
National Acme Co.
50c
j
—
(increased)——
A
Loblaw Cos., Ltd.,
.
3-30
4(i
———-
(increased)2——.——-—-—-
Original' capital
2-18
-
Link-Belt Co, (quar.)J—Little
2-
^
Stock div., (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Corp.
60c
Tobacco
& Co.,
1
4
of
————
1 Eli)
3-
3-
each* 100
9
2- 0
2-
6%C
Pacolet
—
Stock div. (1 sli. of Narda Ultrasonics Cjorp.
for each 100 shares held)
6
10c
30c
.
-
25)—
>Extra
Lilly
to
2-20
for
1
$1.12%
—_
from long-term)
for each
(Richmond)
——
'(subject-
1-30
3-10
4•:
2-16
2-16
short-term
3-
2-15
2-18
Mississippi
common
Pacific
-
^
90c
——
(quar.)
Virginia
of
Quarterly
Stock
dividend
(quar.)
2
plus
profits
capital - pins
Stock div. (1 sli. of Narda Ultrasonics Oforp.
2-16
3-
■
income
security
Narda Micro\vave Corp. (N. Y.) —
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Oorp.
for each 100 shares held)
2 7
3-16
,
——
Glass
2-
?
realized
from
1-30
Inc.—
investment
net
from
2-
common....
Palestine Economic
2-16
2
2
Leslie Salt (quari )-————,,—,—
40c
Lester Eugmetriixg, "(quar.)—
7Vac
Lexington Trust Fund—
—11c
Libbey-Oweas-Ford
from
$0,047
2-25
14%c
Mutual Investment Fimd,
3- 2
3-12
3-
;
shares
($0,0081
50c
(quar.)_—
Beneficial
1-31"
1
18c
;
Co.
preferred A
4.92(4 preferred B
3-14
90c
Mutual Income Foundation—
•
415c
.
—
preferred
Lee &
Ca'dy Co. (quar.)—
Lees (James)' & Sons (quar.).
Portland
"
:
—
A
—
-
•
-
—
non-cumulative
Lehigh
■>
—»—
—..
Laurentide Acceptance
•Class B (quar.)-—
Lawson
.
Ltd
Shops,
——:
*
2-13
2-15
—
—
-
2-25
3-
$1.12%
—
Oklahoma
2-
25c
(Bait.)
2-25
3-16
(quar.)
2-27
3-16
tie
15c
2
Inc.
2-15
Co. ! (quar.)
Manufacturing
Wheel
Motor
(quar.)
——t$1.75
Lane
Bryant, Inc. (quar.)
—30c
Lang Company
:
10c
Lanston Industries
(quar.)
15c
2'
$1.38
Insurance
3-16
t68c
82 %c
3
25c
preferred
2-15
—
4-15
3-
.
10c
*
—_____
Co.
1
2
$1.10
—
3-31
+S1.5Q
-
Pharmacal
Oklahoma
$1.37%
$3 partic. pref.' (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware—*
.;
5(4 preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines (quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)...
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
1-30
3-
40c
2
New
*
3-16
3-20
15c
&. Lshpeming RR.
2
1
5-
$1.75
Kysor Heater Co.* (quar.)—
Lake Superior
34-
2-
$1.15
-
2-
4-24
$1.43%
Service,
(quar.)
4% (4
(quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
Life
2
(quar.)
18c
——%(4
com.
1
20c
.
—1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Service,
dividend
1-30
3-
2-13
(increased-quar.)
preferred
2-16
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)
:
preferred
(quar.)
Okanagan Telephone Co., common
1-26
—
Cement
3-13
25c
(quar.)
4.40(4
4 % (4
3-10
———
(quar.)
5.52(4
preferred (quar.)
Monsanto Chemical (quar.).
5
(stock dividend)—10%
Voting trust ctfs.
f
Stock
4.30(4
Knudsen
pfd.
2-20
1
$40c
Oak Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd., 7(4 pfd. (quar.)
Ohio Edison, 4.56(4 pfd. (quar.)
Ohio Power Co., 4.08(4
pfd. (quar.)
4.20(4
preferred (quar.)
2-10
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,- common—
Class B
______—________
(2 l/10c
capital
from
3-20
4-
Stock dividend
35c
*7-15
9/lOc
2-20
44c
Quarterly
37%c
2-20
8
2-1$
3-20
40c
—
5% (4
(quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
40c
-
5%
'and
2-25
Public
preferred
preferred
37VaC
(quar.)
11c
dividend.-—
Stock
Knickerbocker-Fund
1-30
5c
(quar.)
Louis Ry.
St.
9
5c
*
$1.50 preferred
;
9
3-18
1
2-16
(annual)
Minneapolis Gas (increased)
—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co., $5.50 pfd. (quar.)
>
2-10
2-15
4-
37%c
-
y
2-16
20c
Midwest
—30c
"Keystone Income Fund series K-l (quar;
terly from.net investment income')
:_
Keystone Steel
Wire (quanta——«._>—
Kins Bros, Productions, Inc.
7-21
25c
Mid-West
2-15
>
2
Service—
Gas, com.
(quar.)_
preferred
4%(4
Norwich
7-31
—
—
Midland
5.75(4
5
3-
4-
6
3-
4-
$1.11%
Mickelberry's Food Products
2-16
2-1$
3-
3-
$1.08%
(quar.)
(resumed)—-
2
50c
Natural
Northwestern
(quar.)
—
2- •
3-
$1
(quar.)
Northwest
:
Co
2-25
Public
6- 2
,
2-16
$1
(s-a)
(quar.)
Bancorporation, com.
preferred (quar.)—
25c
Michigan Central R. R.
7- 2
25c
..
$2 pfd.
(quar.)_.
preferred
3-
—
2-13
5c
5% (4
3-
(quar.)
2-28
3- 2
—
12%c
2-13
4- 2
Ohio
50c
2-13
5-12
I62%c
(Conn.)
Co.,
Northwest
Y.)—
(resumed)
2-1$
6-15
J62%c
preferred
15c
(N.
Tubing Co
Enterprises
Indiana
2- 6
2
3-14
15c
♦
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Northern Oklahoma Gas (quar.)-..
Northern Quebec Power Co;, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.).
3.60(4
preferred (quar.)
1-30
—
Corp.
(1956
3-
U5c
series)
$1
1
Funds—
Custodian
1
3-
2-27
2-27
-
Insurance
Water
$1.18%
2
3-2
3-
30c
3-
5
2-19
*
3-
1
69c
42Vsc
i—i
Brick
preferred
4.40(4
—
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80(4 pfd.
3.85(4 preferred (quar.)—
3.90(4 preferred (quar.)—
4.35(4 preferred (quar.)—
*4.45(4 preferred (quar.)
15c
30c
(quar.)
~——
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)
-4.80 fc 1st preferred (quar.)
Keystone
3-
2-13
$2.50
Northeastern
Northeastern
Northern
3e20
3-20
...
series)
Common
-r
-
$2.50
2-27
3-20
$2.50
34%c
25c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
(quar.)_,
1
preferred (1956
Northern
—
Payable oj itec,
37 %c
(111.)
Oil, Ltd.,
A
$4 prior preferred
(quar.)_
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
Messenger Corp. • (quar.)
1
3-16
2-27
50c
(quar.)
Assurance
x
3-
2-20
38c
$1.18%
J20c
preferred 1 (quar.)
Kerr-Addison
Kerr
2-16
Fire
Quarterly
.
.—1—25c
common
Co.
&
Corp.—'
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
—
Mfg.-
Merchants
2-16
1
3-14
2
to
com.
4%(o
2-16
3-
2-
2
$1.06%
Menasco
1
3-16
3-
Gas
Shore
North Star
Class
70c
(quar.)
Telephone
Shoe
2-13
1
3-30
J.__
(quar.)——_
common
Johnson
Melville
3-
2-27
2-13
Feb. 19 at $105 per share
on
preferred
9
3-
(quar.
$1.03%
*y4%% preferred (quar.)_iw.w-X.--i—--—
$1.18%
Kansas City Power & Light Co.-—
; .<
,r;
4.35% preferred (quar.)
$1.08%
4% fo preferred
<quar.)_!
;
$1.12%
A(£>'■ preferred (quar.)
—„—d
$1
4.20efo preferred
(quar.t_
$1.05
3.80 c'o
preferred (quar.)
' 95c
Kansas City Public Service—
>5%
preferred
(aecum.$1.75
Kelly Douglas & Co., Ltd., class A
t6%C
preferred
.
Corp.,
4%(4
2-
1
1-31
$50c
——
Mead
2-20
..2-28
12-31
62Vac
(quar;)"_—
'
North
2-16
2-28
50c
,
Corp.—
preferred (entire issue called for
conv.
4(4
Aluminum fc
Kaiser
f40c
•
(quar.)—«.—
Robbins
&
'
3-10
62%c
$1.25
———
2-13
1
preferred
12c
(quar.)
com.
(quar,)— -
plus this div.); Convertible into
,F?b. 19
i
2-13
5-
93%c
—-—-
(initial)
common
new
Steel,
2-
Ltd.,,'
Oil,
common
redemption
2
2-10
2-27
,
___—
5(4
2
2-27
60c
quar.)—
split;
(two-for-one
2-16
McLouth Steel
2-25
2-
2-25
20c
Shai&.
American
Investment, common
($2 fr. capital gains and 50c fr. net inc.)
6(4 preferred (quar.)
5%(4 preferred (quar.)
:
long-
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.).
McKesson
3-13
1
2-10
—25c
—:—
Tea Co.1;
Stock
1
3-
5'£:-3st
'
4
2-27
3-15
$1.40
Corp.,
$2.50
12-24
jantzen,
Jewel
term
McCord
realized
"
m
Holder$
When
Per
Name oj Company
North
j-
distribution of net
capital gains——
McColl-Frontenac
2-13
2('c
(quar.)
com.
3-13
2-13
40c.
\
——
.
Special
2-13
3-
3o3sc
.
(stock dividend).—
Inc;"
4-
Holdert
Payable 0} flee.
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
3-13
3-
34c
44c
"
1
When
Share
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Quarterly
3-13
4-
Pcwer' & Light,
,*1*4.80^
oj Company
Massachusetts
2-26
$1.20
4.35 (£ A preferred -jauar.)_,
—:—__
$1.08%
3.30 Sc
preferred (quar.)_——^
_—82%c
Iowa
Fer
x
Payable oj Kec.
45c
(quar.)__
com.
(747)
3-
2
2-17
3-
2
2-lT
3-
2
3- 2
3-
2
2-17
*
2- 6
2-
S
■
$1.75
5c
25c
7%c
15c
15c
3-
2
2-16
S
2-20
l-«0
2-16
1-30
2-16
1-30
2-16
1-30
2-13"
l-3t
VI
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(748)
Wlien
Per
Poor
—37;|c
Company
(quar.)—.;,
Co. of America (quar.)
Sc
Potash
_4se
3-
$2.44
Gardner
Prince
(quar.) —
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
4.35%
1
2-16
1-23
5%
1-14
Silvray
2-13
Simmons
2-13
Simon
3-
2
2-13
Simpson's, Ltd.
2-
2-1G
Shelly
2-14
1-30
2-14
1-30
2-15
1-26
Smith
3-
2-
36c
40c
(increased)
Purina
Co.
South
2-16
3-16
4.08%
dividend
Stock
Refractory
Reichold
Drug Co.
Stock dividend
(quar.)
—
;
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
&
4.10%
—
jpcreferred scries J (quar.)
4.95%
Ruppert
Rutland
Ryan
&
Whitehall
Aeronautical
Ryder
System,
fl. & W. Fine
pfd.
(monthly)
com.
—
Common (monthly)
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
iu—
4.30%
non-cum
3
5%
non-cum
1-23
$1.20
.
Electric
Southwestern
Life
2-
6
2-
6
2-14
4.40%
4.40%
4.3G %
2-10
12-22
2-14
4.15%
3- 2
;
3-20
Stamford
Water
2-13
Standard
Brands,
2-13.
$3.50
Stock
-
2-
6
Stouffer
3-
6
5%
(quar.)
Scott
<fc Williams
Scotten-Dillon
Scoville
Mfg.,
Seaboard
Co.
Finance,
Stock
common
(quar.)
dividend
5%
Seaboard Surety
(G. D.)
3- 1
2-27
2-13
2-10
1-20
2-10
1-20
5-11
4-20
8-10
7-20
2-23
22-
G
4-15
3-31
Servel, Inc., $4.50 pfd.
Class
of
4-17
4.32%
1
7-17
4.16%
2-27
2-14
1-30
3-
1
2-11
4-10
3-19
5-11
4-
5-
1
4%
preferred
Shoe Corp.
3-19
4-10
3-19
4-10
3-19
5%
convertible
Tennessee Gas
common
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
4.50%
4.60%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-20
2-
5
4.90%
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
6
2-16
4-
1
3-18
3-
6
2-18
2
5.16%
3-10
1-14
4.50%
4.75%
1-19
2-16
2-
2
2-25
2-
2
$1.25
3-
2
2-14
15c
5-
1
4-
$1.25
$1
25c
2
2-16
.
1-30
3-2
2-13
3-14
2-25
10c3- 2
-
2-16
common
3- 2
2-16
Common
Common
(quar.)
2-16
Common
(quar.)
3-2
2-13
$3.50
2-14
1-30
2-15
3-10
3-10
1-23
:
$3.50
2-17
Universal
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
$2.44 .preferred A (quar.)
<.
—,
61c
3- 1
,
2-13
-
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)—
$3.50
prefeiTed- (quar.)
2-24
-
preferred
4-
1
4-
1
3-
7
(quar.)
Consolidated
30c
(quar.)
(8c
2-13
25c
2
2-27
2-
25c
2-13
Van
1-30
25c
2-16
2-
Stock dividend.
'Vanadium-Alloys Steel
1-30
2-13
6
3-
1
1
3-16
Common
5%
2-10
5
Victoria
2-
5
41'Ac
3-
1
2-
5
$1.10
3-
6
2-
6
2%
2-20
2-
2
3-14
2-13
4-15
4-
3-
2-16
2-14
Vulcan
2-14
1-21
2-15
Materials,
6'A%
2- 2
Wagner Electric Corp.
2-15
2- 2
Walker
&
Co.,
2- 2
Class
A
$i2y2c
2-13
1-30
2-28
...
2- 2
35c
3-17
1
3-
(quar.)
-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.15
4-
1
3-
6
$1.16
4-
1
3-
G
(quar.)
$1.16'A
$1.22'A
4-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
$1.25
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-10
2-
3-
1
2-
$1.12'A
3-
1
2-
6
2-
6
2-
6
Western
$1.37'A
3-
1
2-
6
Western Pacific Ry.
$1.4334
3-
1
2-
6
Western Stockholders'
$1.46'A
3-
1
2-
6
Illinois
common
Natural
Gas
$1.45
$1.33 3A
$1.67'A
Industries
Texas
Pacific
com.
3-
3-
1
Amer.
2- 6
1
2-
1
2-
Coal
&
'~Thompsoq...(John -JR.)
Oil
Co.
(quar.).
7'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)^
preferred
Canada
6
5%
3-15
6
3-
2.5c
2-16
5
Tablet
3-2
3-16
3- 2
2-14
1-31
2-27
2-27
Extra
-
3-18
2-20
4-1
-1
2-27
2-27
3- 4
2- 3
3-6
2-13
1-23
2-20
3- 1
2- 2
2-15
3-10
4- 1
2-25
2-24
3-31
2- 4
2-6
2-6
2-13
2-13
1-31
2- 2
2- 2
2-23
2-13
2- 1
2-15
3- 2
2-16
2- 2
1-31
2- 3
9%
4-13
2- 6
4- 1
3-10
50c »' 3-2
95c
3-2
2-9
2-8
30c 1
(quar.)
4- 1 '
3-13
4-1
3-20
3-20
$1.12'A
*30
75c
Investment Trust, Ltd.
(finalj_,
Stationery—
(quar.)
Electric, common
preferred B (quar.)
Whltaker
2-11,.
2- 2
&
preferred
Westmoreland,
1-30
.
Ltd.
Westinghouse
2-16
2-13
25c.
•
2-27
4-16
7-17
2-13
2-28
2-16
;
$1.25
(quar.)
Breweries,
(quar.)
dep. receipts for ordinary
Western
3.80%
30c
Inc.,
3-
4'A%
Pipeline-
(quar.)
Texas
5- 1
8- 1
-
West
1
'6.70%
3-2
3-16
8c
3- 1
25c
2-16
60c
2-16
50c
: 3-13
60c f
3- 2
20c \
2-14
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, 4.80% pfd. (quar.),
Point Mfg. Co. (quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
6
1
Texas
4- 1
2-26
Washington Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
4.80% conv. preferred (quar.)
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-2
3-2
.3-2
2-26
dividend
3-
preferred
preferred
1
2%
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income)
6
35c
cash
$1.25
5.35%
2-16
4-
40c
(quar.)
$1.183-j
(quar.)
1-15
$.052
62'Ac
$1.12'A
20c
35c
$1.12
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
3-6
60c
(quar.)_
2-6
1-30
2%
31'Ac
-—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.50%
1st preferred
(quar.)
5.75*7
preferred (quar.)
preferred
3-2
2-10
Inc.—
(stock dlv.)
(quar.)
Warren (S. D.) common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Warren Bros,
(stock dividend)
6
$1.31'A
$4.50
6
$1.29
preferred
40c
25c
50c
25c
62'ic
Stock dividend
Common
6
$1.28
5.85%
3-27
2-2$
4- 6
20c
12'Ac- *• 3-20
20c "
3-20
* $1.433A
;■ 3-20
$1.56'A* 3-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Warner & Swasey Co.
6
$1.27'A
-5.80%
2-16
3-29
•
Industries Corp., $1.25 pfd. A (quar.)
Warner
&
Lambert
Pharmaceutical
Co.—
6
4-
t
(quar.)
Ward
2-19
4-
(quar.)
1-30
3- 2
15c
•
15c
$1.25 ■'
--tl2'/ac •
10c
common
Wallace & Tiernan,
$1.06'A
$1.12'/2
com.
2-17
J30c
(quar.)
2-15
$1.02 'A
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
1-30
2-17
50c
1
(quar.)
common
2-15
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
2-20
1-30
2- 2
$1.08
(quar.)
-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
(quar.)
2-20
3- 1
3- 1
2-17
$2.50
Ry.
preferred
53A%
Inc.
Paper Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.),
~—
White Pass & Yukon. Ltd.
-
•
.
Corp.
Vulcan
1-21
25c
(s-a)
Trust Co.
Si Grey
Walworth Co.
com.
.
3c
_
Pacific
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., 50c class A
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (resumed)
1
25C
preferred
$1.27'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
2- 3
20c
Virginia Railway—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
6% preferred
(quar.)
Inc
' 10c
,v
(s-a)
2-
(Canada), Ltd.—
Fund,
&
•
'2-6
$2.50
Shreveport
Vicksburg,
3-10
30c
(quar.)—
-
4%
3-1
2
2-13
2-13 '
*6-12
3- 2
3-11
.-
2-20
75c
$1.37'A.
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
•
;
3-10
•
2-23'
3-20
3-20
-
f
Corp. of America
Vanderbilt MutuaL Fund
Vanadium
2-16
4-
25c
2-23
;
15c
2-14
1-30
7'Ac
2-28 >.■> 2-14
7-%c
• 5-29
5-15
7%cv- 8-31;
8-15
•
7%c ,• 11-30
11-13
87'Ac
5- 1
4-15
87%c
8- 1- • 7-15
87'Ac /.-11-" 1 . ■ 10-15
'87'AC) 2*1-60
,1-15
65c
2-27
2-13
\
2
65c
$$1.25
33c
3-13
..
.Van Waters & Rogers (quar.)
2-13
31'Ac
28'Ac
-
=
•
(From
3-16-
3-
.
Value
2-27;
3-31
433ACt
from inc. and 2c from capital gains)
Line Special Situations Fund, Inc.—
Income)
Raalte Co. (quar.)
3-16
3-10
,
.
Oil
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., com. (quar.)
$5.50 prior pref. (quar.)
Line Fund, Inc. (from capital gains)Value Line Income Fund, Inc.—
3-11'
75c ,
$1.75,-'
;
2- 6
2-0
2-13
2-11 •
4- 2
1-30
1-30
1-90
2-24
2-10
2-10
2-27 .
2-27
,
name
(quar.)
2-10
2
,
Sierra Pacifle Power Co.,'.5'
»
-
2- 6
2-14
2-14
v, 1-•
...
v1
,
$142-fa -' . 3-1
- 50c
■
3-6
22%c ** -7- 1
,.S0er3-16
.'$2 -- - 4-1
.
changed to.U. S.
&
Pharmaceutical
Corp.,;: new
(Initial quar.)
Vitamin Corp.,
United Whelan Corp., com. (increased-quar.)
i
-
—
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)'_
5%
2-25
JL
(quar.)—
...
•
50%
3-2
46c - .; 4-20
$2-50
4-10
(quar.)
common
preferred
Vitamin
3-12
2
Steel
S.
7%
2- 9
3-
50c
preferred
Company
(increased-quar.)
2-13
•
U.
2-25
—
Texas Eastern
15c
-
preferred
5.25%
Texas
2-25
.
1
15c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
tl7c
133'Ac
(quar.)
4-
50c
preferred
$1.12'A
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transmission,
4.10%
15c
Co.,
2-13
5%
Television-Electronics
4.65%
(quar.)
2-20
>
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
3- 2
-
.«
—
30c
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.64%
(quar.)
2
2-27
55c
-
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
6
(quar.)—
of America (quar.)
Slegler Corp.
9
4-10
-
5.10%
30c
America
3-
4%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
10c
& Power Co., com. (quar.)
40c
common
2-
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
common
2-10
(W. A.) Pen, class A (quar.)
Corp.
B
3-13
8-
"I
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd.
Sheraton
Class
2-20
common
(quar.)
(Canada)
A
30c
(quar.)
B
-
(quar.)
class
3-
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water
Sheaffer
Inc.,
35c
.
3- 2 '
dividend)
Syracuse Transit Corp.
Talon,
31 Ac
(quar.)
3-16
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
40c
$1.25
dividend
A
Paper
11»A%
& Co.
Shakespeare Co.
Sutherland
of stock-
Lines Co., common
4'/a%
6
2-23
Selected Risks Insurance—
Class
2- 6
65c
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
6
$1.25
(quar.)
Securities
5%
2-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Sealright-Oswego-Falls
Searlo
2- 6
1
2%
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
87'Ac
Borax &
•
2- 2 ;
3-10
.
■
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)—
U. S. Pipe & Foundry (^uar.),
U. S. Playing Card (increased)
8.
U. S.
2-27
2-11
3-2
4-15
2-14
2-28
2-10
-
17c
pfd. (quar.)
U.
1-31
2-16
-
Sun
Oil Co.
(quar.)
6unray Mid-Continental Oil Co., com. (quar.)
4'A% preferred A (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
6unshine Biscuits
(increased)
:
Supercrete, Ltd. (stock dlv.)
1
Chemical, 4'A%
2-li:
2-16
3-1G
-
6
2-
1
3-
25c
$4.75
6%
(quar.)
Sun
3-
Jersey
$$1.31
(quar.)
C
Assurance
Mines, Ltd.
RR. & Canal
Keno
25c
6
01'Ac
(quar.)
United New
45c
2-
35c
preferred
United
2-11
1
(quar.),,
—
17)
40c
2-
27'Ac
,
2-10
3-11
3- 2
3-16
of America—
Co.
25c
1
27%c.
,
.
(quar.)
$3.65
(stock
Tampa Electric,
(quar.)
1
3-26
30c
1
37'Ac
,
3-
holders Feb.
U. 8.
3-
5c
preferred
$1.05
10c
3-
30c
Scliwltzer Corp.—
5 'A % preferred (quar.)
6'A % preferred (quar.)
2-10
5
Co
(initial quar.)
(subject to approval
dlv.
2-
1
'
Wells Corp., com.
(reduced)
preferred
(quar.)_
Suburban Propane Gas/common (quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.)
3-
Stock
Insurance
2-13
4-
3- 1
2-10
2§c a
2-24
$1.75
2-24
'55c;
3-31
$1.06'/W • 4-1
32'Ac" -.4-1
common
3-
$1.12'A
$1.25
Life
New
10c
Struthers
Corp.
2- 6
50c
1
2-20
4-20:
15c
1
3-15
5-
56c
(quar.)—
Stix, Bacr & Fuller Co., com.
4-
5%
(quar.)
common
United
Illuminating
3-10
20c
B.)
4-
8%
Extra-
United
—
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
Stonega Coke & Coal Co. (quar.)
5%
,
4-20
Stewart-Warner
6
25c
-
4-20
5-
,
^
t
2-27A*
2-27 .
3-1
.<
40c
,
(quar.)
Value
2-
10c
-
,
5-
27'Ac
12'Ac
3-13
1
34%c
-
4-20
—_.
$1.03 3A
121'Ac
3-
6
29%c.
(quar.);
5-
(quar.),
-7%
25c
3-27
4- 1
3-
Coal
United Electric
20c
Bros.
(quar.).
Sterling Brewers (quar.)—
Sterling Precision Corp.—
5% preferred A (quar.)
"5% preferred C (quar.)_.
•fitern & Stern Textiles,
4', 2 %
preferred
(quar.)
(John
2-13
1
preferred
(quar.)—
United Gas Improvement, common
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
-
Statler
Stetson
3-
1
25C
1-30
2-27
4-
United Engineering & Foundry, com.
—
2-27
2- 6
4-10
3
4-20
Sfcanlety
2-28
3-31
2-27
1-31 '
4-20
(quar.)
2-13
1
3-
2-13
5-
Sterchl
4- 1
3-14
60c
New Jersey
Standard Packaging, $1.20 pfd.
$1.60 preferred (quar.)—
1-19
4-
1-30
50c
1-31
2-16
2-16
4-20
•
2-17
29%c
dividend
Schering Corp.,
of
2-16
2
90c
38c
—
5-
-
3- 6
$18c-
.
dividend
dividend
Oil Co.
2
2-16
„
2-16
2-16
2-16
2-16
3- 2
25c
Stock dividend
4%
Union Tank Car (quar.)
40c
United Air Lines Inc.
(quar.)
12'Ac
United Biscuit Co. of America, com. (quar.) i
30c A
$4.50
preferred (quar.)„
$1.12J,A'United Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.:
$38c
Class
B
(quar.)
t
$l5c •
United Elastic Corp. (stock dividend)
25%
(quar.)
5-
-
65c
(increased-quar.)
A (quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.)
4.70% preferred C (quar.)
4.70% preferred D (quar.)
5%% preferred E (quar.)
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
-Stock
quar.)
3-
of Calif,
Oil Co.
Union
Ltd.—
2-15
$1.10
preferred
Stock
Materials,
2-1G
1-30
8-14
3-
-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
97'Ac
29lie
291ic
(quar.)
(Increased)
Ltd.
Common
fichenley "Industries
&
Warner Corp. (quar.)
Hotels,-: Delaware Corp
Etauffer Chemical (quar.)
Stein (A.) Si Co. (quar.)
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5'A% preferred
3-10
9-15
5%
^
27'Ac
.
2-16
1-31
5-15
45c
3- 2
A3- 2
(Increased
.
6-15
-—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
65c
2- 6
1-31
Union Gas System, common
37c
(quar.)
1
2- 2
Union
2-13
$1.10
(quar.)
Paving
Standard
2-13
$1.15
(quar.)
3-
,2-16.
3-
3-13
92'Ac
2-13
2-20
—-
3-13
Carbide
„
3- 2
2-11
3-28 ,'V 3-13
5- 1
4-17
3-10
2-20
87'Acv
92'Ac •
$1
$lil2'/»
—
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.80 preferred
(quar.)
2
1-30
10o- -?:< 2-16
(quar.)
preferred
,
■
3-13
16c
-
2-13
preferred
Co.—
preferred.: (quar.)
$3.70
2- 2
6
$1'
^
1-20
2-16
3-
-
v
y.
2-16 ?
2- 2 £
2-27
3-10
3-13
3-15
3- 2,
,
(quar.)
Electric
Union
:
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard
,
2-16
2
-
.
(quar.)
2-16
3-
15c
-
common
Rubber
Tyer
3- 2
30c
(quar.)—
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
4'A % preferred (quar.)
Co.
—
(quar.)
conv.
25c
Sprague
2-13
(quar.)
25c
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
San Jose Water Works—
4%%
3.00%
3.70%
2-13
1
;
2-16
2;
——
-
2-132-12
2- 5
2-18
2- 2
2- 2
.
3-10
2-16
,3-10
40c ;
70c •
30c ;
$1.25 «
-i.
35c
62^c
'
n
40c
_•
62'Ac •/
(quar.)
(quar.).
25c
Public Service, com.
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)_
preferred ($100 paj)
(quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_,
—
preferred (quar.),
4.60%
2-14
(quar.)
Coal
70c
South western
4-
3-
$62'Ac
Quarterly
2%
——
$4.40 1st preferred scries A
34c
-
com.
35c
(quar.)
3-2
5
(Dallas)—
37'Ac
$1.25
(quar.)_l—
22'Ac
2-8
2-16
10c
Service,
Insurance
35c
10c
50c
25c
com.
2-
2-28
Investors
Southwestern
t
V
2-13
2-13
3-10
.•
..
preferred series 1957
Twentieth-Century Fox Film (quar.)
208 South La Salle St.
(quar.)
Twin
Disc Clutch
(quar.)
5%
$3.50
2- 6
$1
,
2-28
25c
common
1- 7
1- 7
3-12
2-13
.
2-17
10%
30c
Tung Sol Electric Inc., common
v
45c
Southwestern
2
Gas
&
preferred
Temper Corp.
True
:
2- 5
Corp., common
prior preferred (quar.)—
conv.
6
2
2-13
32'Ac
Southwestern Drug Corp.,
2-
3-
2-27
OH
$2.80
2- 5
(quar.)
1-23
2-15
2-15
Truax-Traer
2-28
Southwest Gas
1-15
3-16
2-13
Trico
2-20 ;
1-30
$0 .2G5G'A
3- 1
$1.07%;
5%
preferred (quar.)
St. Regis Paper Co., common
Stock dividend
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey,
5%
1-30
2
2
2
2
2
1-27
3-10
2-28
—
-
2- 9
2- 9
4- 1
2-27
-
(Del.)—
Cable Co.
(Increased)
3-10
30'Ac
Standard Dredging Corp.,
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
Standard Forgings (quar.)
10c
6fc. Croix Paper (quar.)
8t. Joseph Light & Power,
1-30
Gas
(quar.)
(increased)
Insurance
Conduit &
40c
(quar.)—-
10c
Foods Inc., common-
Bafeway Stores, Inc.,
2-11
3
Wnc
15o
-
2-
,
2-16
75c
-
2-20
26'Ac
10c
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
30c
Stock
9
25'Ac
2-13
$1.12%
(quar.)
Triangle
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)preferred (quar.)—
non-cum
—
Ltd.
Trunkline-Gas, $5 preferred A
3-10
*50c
—
3- 3
Railway,
5%
(quar.)
dividend
Travelers
3-18
—
30c
(annual)-.
(Jacob), 4'A%
Natural
Southern
3- 5
2-
1-26
30c
Co.—
3- 2
3- 5
-
B
Southern
1-30
2-28
—
Class
2-19
3-2
3-10
3-1G
3-14
3-31
12-31
—,
2-11
2-20
3- 5
Co.
2-
$1
3$1.02%
3$1.18%
3$1.02'/?
3$1.23% :t;' 3-
—
3-12
55c
30c
(quar.)
(increased);
2-16
3- 5
3- 5
preferred series K (quar.)
Rochester Transit Corp.
(quar.)
10c
Rockwell Mfg. Co., new com.
(initial quar.)
37'Ac
Rockwell-Standard Corp.' (quar.)
50c
Rohm Si Haas Co., common (quar.%
50c
4%
preferred (quar.)
>/
$1
Rolland Paper, Ltd., cl. A (increased quar.)
125c
Class "B
(increased-quar.)—_
115c
4'A% preferred (quar.)
v$1.0C'A
Roxbury Carpet Co. (quar.)
25c
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
tJ.5c
i
Common
>
4% preferred scries P (quar.)
;
4.10% preferred series II (quar.)—
4%% preferred series I (quar.)
2-14
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
3-6
15c
$1
75c
40c
5c
?25c
■
3-14
50c
5.44%
preferred (quar.)4'A% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
^
1-30
3- 2
3- 2
2Sg/2-27
$2oc
3-2
8c
2-15 .,>21c ►- ,3- 2
-.
20C
2-17
Corp., class A
Tractor Supply, class A
(initial)
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y. C.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
2-10
$1.06A~
$1.14
—.
Tower Acceptance
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3- 2
2-23
$1.12'A
,
2-16
Elevators,
■_
Edison
2-28
3- 2
$1
$1
3-16
Scale
25c
Works
California
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.56%
Toledo
Toronto
(s-a)
Southern
3-
6
2-20
2-20
(quar.)
Oil (quar.)
8
1-
2-
2-15
4
-—
(quar.)
2*lv
^
Co.—
preferred
4315%
3-12
i
Southern California Water, com.
1-30
2-16
2-16
2-16
3%
——
(R. J.) Tobacco Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Rheein Manufacturing—
4'A% convertible preferred (quar.)-——
Rlegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)$4 preferred A
(quar.)—
Richfield Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)—
Roberts-Gordon Appliance Corp
Robinson Little Si Co. Ltd.
(quar.)__
Gas
1-28
8c
2%
25c
12'Ac
—
B
Rochester
2-16
2-14
2-12
3-12
3- 2
2-16
2-16
3-17
50c
Reynolds
Class
3-16
3-2
31'Ac
40c
2'Ac
.15c
25c
10c
15c
—-
& Brass
Rexall
2-13
10c
25c
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)—
Republic Pictures Corp., common
Research Investing Corp.
Reserve Oil &'Gas (stock dividend)Revere- Coppor
2-19
ojc
.—
(quar.)
Insulation
Chemicals
3-12
2-27
—.—4%
(quar.)
&
30c
87'Ac
International (quar.)—
Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)
Reading Co., common (resumed)
,
4%
non-cum.
1st pfd. (quar.).
Reading Tube, $1.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Red
Qwl Stores (quar.)
.
Tile
4-1
3- 9
12 %c
.————————~
——
4.78%
3-20
Toledo
2-27
$15c
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_;
4.88%
Raymond
Redondo
3-31
30c
2-27
1
45c
Lathe
Bend
Southern
1-15
2-25
Wesson
Mobil
4.24 %
(quar.)
Corp.
Sc
2-10
1
4-
3-
Snap-On Tools
5
1
4-
$$1.25
Oil
Socony
30c
*40c
—
1
3-
75c
——
_
17'A %
45.7%
20c
25c
—
Tobin
Edison
4*10
2-28
2-13
*•
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
S1U1 Oorp.
(quar.)
Smith-Douglas Co.
i
Registeres
(final)
Packing (quar.) •
Tokheim Corp.
(reduced)
J15c
,
2-10
_
Deferred
pfd. (quar.) —
Singer
(final)
Registeres
.
2-10
3- 1
3- 1
Ltd.—
2-10
3-
(quar.>—
,—.
5^
15c
32-Ac
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)—
A
Trust
&
Holder*
When
-
,
(initFal-quar.)
com.
new
Securities Trust Co.,
Ordinary
A
Payable in
A
Stores,
Guarantee
Tobacco
&
7'Ac
Mfg. Co. (quar.)-—
Sivycr Steel Castings Co
2
1-30
Hydraulic <fc Machinery, Inc.—
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)
Radio Corp. of America,
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)—
Raymond
Corp.
3-
Racine
Ralston
Oil
3-16
(quar.)
Title
60c
(quar.)
2-14
(quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
class
(quar.)—
B (stock dividend)
r
Payable oj Kec.
30c
30c
(quar.)
A
■ ■
Share
•
class
Inc.,
&
class
Thrifty
(quar.)
2oc
64c
51.12 A
——-
of
& Sons, Ltd., 5%
$1.25
.
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Pure Oil Co. (quar.)
Co.
A
B
(quar.)
Lighting
(II.)
Sinclair
2
Hampshire—■
preferred
Quebec Power Co.
2-13
2
2
Class
9
as
(quar.)
3-
20c
(quar.)
B
B
2-
*15c
preferred (quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.,
3-
3-2
class
re-issued
Signal Oil
and
common
Silverwood
Class
Class
3-10
62'Ac
Strapping,
Steel
2- 9
payable to the
A
been
stock
B
3-10
20c
have
and
A
Name of Company
20c
——
class
Co.
which
Per
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Thriftimart,
A Gas. Merger was effective on Dec. 31 on
a share-for-share exchange basis.
2-1G
2-20
51.12/2
Sl-16
,—
New
of
Co.
(quar.)
Common
class
3-10
$**0p
.———.———
(quar.)
Service
1-27
Siguode
51-ObU
~———
Public Service Co. of New Mex., com.
5%
shares
Oil
Hancock
3-
o.o\
common—™-
on
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ,
4 (-2 %
preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred
(quar.)
Share
\
dividends also
These above
2-18
2-14
oic
50c
—•———
4.20%
Public
5
2-13
2-27
05°
4*A%
*
2-
2
of Colorado—
Public Service Co.
Stock
1
Insurance—
Washington
$2 preferred
5
3-
Co.
Gamble
&
Procter
Providence
+
2-
3-16
?^c
River
1
3-
Electric Power, $2.46 pfd. (quar.)preferred (quar.) -———-—-—
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Prentice-IIall, new
(initial)
>
President Electric, Ltd.
———>
Potomac
Powell
Name of Company
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—
Class A 'quar.)
Class B (quar.)
2-13
2-10
3" 2
2
3-
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Kec.
Share
Name of Company
1959
Monday, February 9,
.
.
.
_
—-
{-initial),-*-
-50c
40c
*19c
4- 1.
3-15
v
*
189
Volume
Number 5819
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Stores
White
(S.
Wickes
S.)
Mfg.
( quar.)
(quar.}___
Williams
Bros.,
&
Wilson
40c
:
2-17
3-10
2-20
2- 2
2-13
1-30
3-20
1
3-10
4-10
.
1
_18%c
,
(quar.)
I
'35c
' 5-
:
common
35c
8-
(quar.)
Common
"
(quar.)
$4.25
Winn-Dixie
(quar.)
Stores
(monthly)
1,
Monthly^.
.
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
.6%
Electric
^-±—1—
Power
Co.,
Power. &: Light
Newspaper
Wool worth
(quar.)
42Vie
_—$1.50
com.
preferred (1987)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.j__.
Wood
American
/
(quar.)
Machinery Corp.
Worthington
Corp., common
4'i-% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm. Jr.)
(Monthly)
•
,
_____•__—_
4-1
10d'
' 25c
(quar.) —.____I__—I
Wyandotte Worsted (reduced)—----Wysong & Miles Co. (quar.)___U—_____—„.
& .To\vne
Mfg..
Yellow Cab
t
proceeds
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
in
funds,
Canadian
Previously
f
'■
date
.
*
;*Less
♦
published
and/or
Jamaica
Payable in
date
record
is
date
funds, less
be
used
for
Titeflex, Inc.—Issues New Catalog—
'
•
not
been
of
but
company,
will
r
-
the
executive
new bulletin.
No. Q.S.R. 58, discusses all threw types .of Tite¬
Quick-Seal couplings—straight-through, single check-valve, and
double check-valve, which are available In a
variety of sizes and alloys
to meet any operating requirement. Quick-Seal couplings are
handle
.The
of
3-13
time
York
the
of
to
$106.43
State
the
the
shares
Chairman
payment
3V»%
nounced
This
in
net
Feb.
on
income
2.
of
this
Joseph
made
into
the
of
share
taxes.
Weld
St.,
business
flat,
Co.,
the
to
certain
at
York
15,
Pew,
.
-
Jr.,
compensation
Y.,
at
v
24, 1959 at a price
the requisite Federal and New
Is higher than that payable by
to
the'
less
price
for
their
undertaking,—V.
Lightweight Aggregates
189,
1*
last
subsidiaries
Chairman,
an¬
Earnings of
Come, of
year..-'
above.—V.
Co.
189,
p.
This
645.
-
.
These
-
...
Internal
/
1958
of
with
compare
full
shares
'
.
equivalent to
are*
$2,73 per share on the
outstanding on Dec. 31, 1958.
.share earned in 1957 on the
stock
common
$4.17
per
outstanding
at
the
end
of
that
year.—V.
189.
/'"
p. .154.
Sun Ray Drug
Thef stockholders
inc.
the
1958 resulted from gross in$778,719,000 in the .preceding
■
shares
figures
for
group
contrasted with
as
earnings-in
11.739,334 full
.11,397,397
of.
-
Jan.
on
28
of
Inc.
below.—V.
188,
v
T
1970.
p.
this
-«
Sun
of
merger
■uncjer Consolidated Sun Ray, Inc;
Consolidated
and
company
the
*
-
•
Ray
'-••
-
Stores,
Retail
Into
Consolidated
;•■--
*—
Sun
Ray has 506,880 shares outstanding, while Consolidated lias
.1,036,618 common shares outstanding,
•
'
Sun Ray holders will receive
eight shares of new Consolidated com¬
mon ior each share of Sun Ray.
This will give them 78.9% ownership
of the 5,585,583 shares
outstanding in thp merged corporation, accord¬
ing to the proxy statement.
The;, merger became effective Feb. 2, the
k
Feb,
on
16,
will
1958,
receive
tenders
the sale
for
of
be
made
for
and
on
of
$453,225
cancellation in
due
Nov.
after
Feb.
accepted debentures
on
total
24
will
connection with
15, 1958.—V.
188,
the
of
receipt
upon
Feb.
cease
principal amount
23,
start
of the company's new fiscal
year..
Harry S. -Sylk, President of Sun Ray,
Consolidated
Retail
Vice-President,
Consolidated
'
"*-:r
'
be
and
'
•
will be
William
H.
purchased
sinking fund payment
previous
were
2186.
p.
Thomas & Betts Co., Elizabeth, N. J.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company whose plant facilities and executive offices are located
Elizabeth, N. J., on Feb, 5 filed with the Securities and Exchange.
Commission a registration statement relating to a proposed secondary
offering of 300,000 shares of common stock. The shares, representing
approximately 20% of the shares outstanding, are to be sold by certain
large stockholders, primarily to create s publicrianafkefc The company
receive
part
no
of
the
from the sale of these shares.
the underwriting group which expects
proceeds
Smith, Barney & Co. will manage
to offer these shares about Feb.
25.
The, company is a leading manufacturer of
accessories and conductor connectors
all
phases
of the
electrical
Industry.—V.
broad line of electrical
a
of
raceway
181,
basic
use
in
virtually
689
p.
Executive
N.
Sun
Vice-President.—V.
r'
^
of the
new
Executive
Ray
Levin,
-
(H. I.) Thompson Fiber Glass Co.—Earnings Increased
This
William
Jan
in
26
H.
President
189,
of
154.
p.
r-^'*
Tegtmeyer, President; in a letter, to
the results of the company's recent
31,
of The
with
Bank
of
loan from
of
purchase
of
on
public financing
preferred stocks
and
common
the
company
consists
now
the City National
of:
Bank and Trust Co.
Chicago
$875,830
Pieferred
price,
stock
The
at
various
until
with
scries
the stock
Tr.
accordance
A
capital
common
To
,
stock
date
have
been
sold
was
with
com¬
specifically at $2.50
110,000
series
at
shares
$20
of
Dec.
on
were
said
in
The
F.
N.
Food Services,
more
was
reported
Inc.
of
Los
Angeles,
the
42,356
for
-
new,
prospectus. H:
Common
."
Calif.,
Shares
To Issued
newly
its
53'week
175,000
also
further
He
doubling
IBM
stated
that
recently
and
its
warehouse
with
inventory
control
The
system
corporation,
F.
N.
its
had
and
Co.
F.) N.
installed
internal
an
had
a
radio
addition
modern
communication
system
to control and handle receipts and deliveries of merchandise
tln-ough the expanded warehouse operation,—V. 188, p. 2511.
1
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Tenders for Debs.—
,
Guaranty
The
N.
will
Y.,
-for
prices
to
an
corporation
its
1D43W
4%>%
plus
debentures
of
3:30
it
business
on
(EST)-
43i%
100%
also
to
a
Holders
redemption
Broadway,
York,
New
Feb. 24, 1959, receive tenders
fund- debentures, due March 1,
sum
for
of
$500,000.
will
have
a
the
share
Payment
at
/
redemption
debentures,
at,. $41.40
date^
the
interest.-
call
subordinated
stock
140
on
exhaust
plus accrued
interest.
common
York,
sinking
announced
convertible
the
New
sufficient
accrued
into
of
Co.
p.m..
of
amount
not to exceed
The
jTof
until
sale^ to
the
1980,
Trust
will
due
March
on
in
1983,
at
right- to convert
up
be
to .the
made
close
at
the
initially
offered two classes of investment
free of sales charge, on. Jan. 30 reported
$400,000 and .that the'face ..amount of its" plan
31,
-
-
~
Co.,
$4,99
which
share.—V.
a
Securities
the
the Income Investors
188,
p.
was
$4.96; Growth
1970.
and
Securities
Exchange Commission has ordered proceeding*
Exchange Act of 1934 to determine whether pro¬
the Federal
Securities
Co.,
to
Inc.,
Corp., 94 River St., Hoboken, N. J.; and N.
North Franklin St., Hempstead, N. Y.
156
Feb.
28,
Pinsker
1958.
further
Its
sold
to
three
respect
to Dennis Securities^
that that company was in a control relationship
at the time the latter's class B stock was 5piag
by Dennis Securities; and that such fact was nofc
Drug
and
disclosed
to the order with
appears
Tyrex
offered
purchasers
named
of
officers,
by Dennis Securities qjf
the Commission's rule*}
keep current and to preserve
required by the Commission's rules; $nd
otherwise liquidate stock purchases by
Tyrex Drug stock
Is required by
as
that Dennis Securities failed to make and
certain
books
and
failed
it
to
records,
cancel
as
or
customers
notwithstanding the failure of such customers to make full
cash payment therefor within seven day* after the date of purchase,
as
required by Regulation T of the Board of Governors oi the Fed¬
eral Reserve System.
/
The time and
place of the hearings for the purpose of taking evidence
the foregoing matters will be announced later.—
with
respect to
185, p. 386.
V.
XJnion Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Net
revenue
*
44,618,931
32,935,960
5,215,1
42,197,295 505,215,191 517,060,103
33,469,345 371,257,945 382,354,71<l
11,682,971
2,820,804
8,727,950 133,957,246 134,705,395
1,129,361
43,461,084
38,819,024
from rail¬
operations
Income—
—V. 189, p. 193.
way
ry.
Mos.—-1957.
$
$
Railway oper. revenue
Railway opcr. expenses
1958—12
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Dec. 31—
oper.
;
,
United-Carr Fastener Corp.—New President of Unijt«—
This
prominent
1957-58
Combined
steelmaker
German
business
year,
steel
crude
and
marking
these
Of
previous
crease
ment
8%
of
August
9%
2.7
sales
tons
recommend
dividend,
Group,
million
metric
Gross
tons,
sales,
of
$232
As
a
result,
to
the
next
the
the
the
million, a 16% In¬
the Thyssen-Huette
major component of
steel, a 13.4% rise over
Thyssen-Huette,
crude
cash
Thyssen
preceding
year.
$423 million.
of
will
for
progress
30.
totaled
reported gross
preceding yea*.
2,041,000
directors
a
the
reached
the
over
and
the
over
of
of
Edelstahlwerke,
increase
totals,
year,
Sept.
same
as
In
annual
the
meeting,
preceding
in
1957.
In
soaking pit plant
the
construction
to
be
completed
The
capital
of
addition,
the
expansion
and
modernization
ot
completed and major headway was made in
eighth blast- furnace. This project is expected
was
an
early this
in
of
charge
sales.—V.
188,
p.
2077.
United Funds, Inc.—Registers Additional Shares
Securities and Exchange
Commission—
With
.
Investment company, on Jan. 22 filed with
Its registration statement covering $10,000,000
additional
face
amount of
Periodic Investment Plans withowt
insurance and
the underlying shares of United Accumulative Fund,
and $2,500,000 face amount of Periodic Investment Plans with insur¬
ance and the underlying shares of United Accumulative Fund.—V. 188,
This
Kansas
the SEC
an
City.
Mo.,
amendment to
1562.
p.
United Stockyards Corp.—Proposed
Canal-Randolph Corp. above.—V.
See
Exchange Offer—
186, p. 53.
year.
extensive
the
been
electronic
components. For the past fivo years, Mr.
and General Manager and prior to thai
Vice-President
has
Vice-President
pay¬
year slackening in business activity, Thyssencapital investment program,
emphasizing higher
operational
efficiency of the
production
set-up and the
purchase
of
more
modern
equipment,
which has already
totaled over $200
million in the past six years, was continued according to schedule.
Early
in
the period,
operations
of
the
newly
constructed
fourth
250-ton open hearth furnace was initiated in Open Hearth Plant No, 1,
completed
Chicago
of
Universal Fuel & Chemical
Despite the late fiscal
Huette's
its
of
Pool
consisting
and its associate companies. Niederrheinische
inter-company sales,
produotd
Group,
board
Deutsche
an
of
substantial
reports
ended
production
of August Thyssen-Huette
Huette
which
3 announced the appointment of E. J. Pool
division, the Cinch. Manufacturing fio.,
corporation on Feb.
President
manufacturers
of Duisburg-Hamborn has not
international
recession
which
Group
recent
j
•
Moreover, according
it
especially adversely affected the iron and steel industry, although
the
Johnson
new,
of Owens-Corning Fiberglas
also reported the licensing
(August) Thysseu-Duette A. G.—Output Rises—
substantially
warehouse
new
withdrawn the
According to the orders of the Commission, information developed
in an investigation conducted by its staff tends, if true, to show that
the two repondent companies offered and sold class B stock of Tyrex
Drug & Chemical Corp. in violation of the registration and prospectus
requirements of the Securities Act of 1933. Similar violations arp
charged to Anne Egenes, C. Edward Scott, and Ivor Jenkins, President^
Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer, respectively/of Dennis Securi¬
ties, as well as to Norman Pinsker, President, Natalya Pinsker, Sec*
retary-Treasurer, and Bradford O. Smith and Samuel Shatz, directors,
of Pinsker & Co. The sale of the Tyrex Drug class B stock by Dennl*
Securities is said to have occurred during the period July 5, 1957, to
April 28, 1958, and by Pinsker & Co. during the period Dec. 2, 1957,
as
the
96.-5%
The
completed
Johnson
into
and
&
use certain of the developments made, by the company in the
high temperature fibrous glass materials.' The agreement was
made on a royalty basis of Refrasil products made and sold by OwensCorning, according to Mr. Thompson.—V. 189, p. 90.
exclusive
moved
capacity
that
was
Securities Laws and rules thereunder have peep
by the following and, if so, whether It is necessary or appro#
priate in the public interest to revoke their broker-dealer registrations!
of
has
90.0%
its fiscal
total sales for the year $35,537,246
for
the
preceding
fiscal
year
of
as ? compared
with
total
sales
$25,415,151, an increase of 40',;..
completed
3,600
168,997
announced
subsidiary
1959
3,
28
Jan.
on
acquired
Jan.
year
'
Co.—Secondary
violated
Net
August Thyssen-Huette
escaped
untouched
from
the
% Purchase
4,000
_____
($15)
Tegtmeyer
Mr.
Co.,
($100)
V
:
Corp. to
JohnsonTo.
Purchased
Shares
V. Preferred
the
company.
The company
exceeded
&
Investors,
The
capital was $1,862,783
acquisition during 1958 of Black¬
engaged in the sale of laminates,
resins,
fibrous glass and related products.
Mr. Thompson said the
acquisition of Blackwood's tends to complement the bulk sales activity
also
company
The
Issued"
f
stretch-outs
than offset by increased
to liabilities ratio of 2.8 to 1.
Working
shareholders equity rose to $2,525,294.
wood's,
Inc.:
stock
New
1
,7
which
asset value per share of
under
the close of the fiscal year, the company reported current assets
$2,932,889 with currept liabilities of $1,050,106, reflecting a current
of
1958.
10,
the
exchanged
in
of
Place,
Tyrex Drug & Chemical Corp.—SEC Orders Cite Se¬
that
assets
field
of
99%
over
forth
following shares
purchased by Sup^r
1958.
sales of HITCO
high temperature products," he said.
He emphasized that the im¬
proved markets for these products is particularly significant in that
they are important elements in the company's outlook for future
stock,
preferred
unit
per
the offering day.
exchange offer,
on
the
for
,
116,287
sale
first
15,
"Any such decline
The
175,632 shs.
shares, or 41,954 .shares
plus 6,287 warrants as set
the
110,000 shs.
Purchase
Oct.
provision
accomplished despite cancellations, cutbacks and
during 1958 which adversely affected many companies.
and
1960
for
warrants
All of
class.
31,
call
$22
Exchange
:
'
curity Firms—
At
i_—
holder to
prices and
Dec.
offered
company
Net
with
after
were
of
402 ehs.
_________
___•
series, entitling
stock
share
per
first
1st
—
series, selling price $20,
dividend $1.20 per share
stock
Warrants
mon
share—
per
1st
annual
Common
;
cents
43
7
exoeeded
Investors,
expansion.
A capital stock (old) callable after Dec. 31, 1959
Wt $7.50 and convertible into common. Annual divi¬
30
earnings,
Federal Income taxes, were $649.467, compared with $614,720 in the previous 12 months.
Per share
earnings were $1.02, compared with 97 cents a year ago based on
638,152 shares outstanding and after giving effect to a 50%
stock
Class
dend
the fiscal year ended
over sales in the previous
Harry I. Thompson, President, said that improved sales and earnings
N. Johnson Co.
F.
Capitalization
.
the
„
$6,500,000.
t
principal underwriters,. offered Twentieth)> Century
is designed primarily for current cash divi¬
dends, and Twentieth Century Growth Investors, which has as its
major objective—capital growth.
';
Total assets Dec. 31 were $405,204. The Income Investors had assets
of
$123,392; Growth Investors, $281,812. There were 24,883 shares
of Income Investors outstanding; 56,471 shares of Growth
Investors.
for
of $6,106,331.
Net
dividend
stockholders
reported
connection
on Jan.
14 reported sales
1958 of $6,857,679, a 12% increase
company
Oct.
Super Food Services, Inc.—Acquisition, etc.^-
j
sales
Dennis
The
in
year
-
Chairman
Sylk,
President.Russell
become
*•
•."•.,
.*1
Stores,
will
will
that
debentures.
the
1959.
debentures
of
.
r-
Bank,
>•:
995;
The unsold balance
the public Oct.
Stowers
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston 6, Mass., up to the
business
Interest
will
Co.—Merger Approved^—:
of
approved
Manhattan
p.
Gas, Electric Light & Power
corporation
to
visions of
the consolidated
$724,032,000
.net
The
<
provisions
188,
Sales—Assets—
On or before Feb. 18, 1959, the trust
company will mail notices of
acceptance of any tenders accepted. Payments of accepted debentures
will
carry-back
Chase
154.
p.
subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1970 of
American, Inc, to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum
of $427,879 at prices ppt to exceed 100% and accrued interest.
-
the
The
dealer's concession of 65 cents per share. The unsold bal«was later withdrawn.—V.
188, p. 2787.
accounts
Textron,
--V
Code.-•
at
N!. Y.—V.
ance
Textron
includes $4,200,000 of Federal income tax refundable
company. under,
redemption on March 1, next, through
fund, $50,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
101.85% plus accrued interest. .Payment will
stock
mon
,
A
Revenue
at
offering of 9,000 shares of com¬
(par $5) was made on Feb. 4 by The First
Boston Corp. and associates at $30.75 per
share, with a
Feb.
on
Textron American, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
figure compares with the consolidated net income of $47,492,000
1958 figure
designed
that
any material
or
2690.
Another secondary
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
Dallas
See
1957.
The
p.
following day.
office
Textron, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
its
liquids
gases,
188,
Twentieth Century Investors, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—
Texas
close
Board
sinking
1978
cents per share.
pur¬
the
N.
&
other
to
agreed
them
New
present
with Stone
and
have
tendered
Wall
37
This
&
purchasers
stock
Bank,
under
24
Standby Agreement
a
White,
5.16%
Feb.
Income
and
company
N.
the
due
Tucson
15-year 5%
$32,061,000,
of
series
York, 15,
company upon redemption as
described above. The purchasers
agreed to convert into common stock all shares of 5.16%
stock
purchased by them, and the company has agreed to pay the pur¬
chasers
Corporation and
Co.—1958 Earnings Declined—
greases,
has called for
company
operation
($18,831,700),.
have
Canadian nonresident* t»*
(Continued from page 9)
totaled
oils,
line.—V.
a
-
.
Symonds,
188,317
be
and
close
per
transfer
would
which
Manhattan
prior
to
entered
under
shares
Chase
which
Corp.,
dealers
all
The
equal
Non-
has
Securities
securities
The Old
Consolidated
through
Toledo, Edison Co.—Partial Redemption—
Gardiner
officer, to redeem ail
redemption,
company
Webster
1-15
2-16
Investment New
year
chemicals,
flow
to
go
The
authorized
company
issued
flex
will
the
in color, describing the extensive line
couplings for hydraulic and pneumatic applications has
by Titeflex, Inc., Springfield, Mass., and Santa Monica,
California.
.
to
accrue
.
Illustrated 20-page catalog,
Quick-Seal
to
y
•.
will
of
shares
Sun Oil
stocfc
common
Offering—A secondary offering of 3,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par
$5) was made on Jan. 20 by Blytb & Co.,;
Inc., at $33.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 70
Sec
General
A
The
day
,%
' ''
%.
class
188,
preceding
" 4- 9
corrected
here.
indicated
15%
will
The
so
tax.- V"\." "
income
CJ. 8.
stock
new
645,
p.
at
at
:vs'
The
Incorrect.
was
the
of
189,
of the
,
resident "tax-15% J resident-tax-7%i
»Less British income tax.
;
i. ••"'■
~
converted into
p. 291.
be
may
redemption proposal.
deductible *t the source.
" *_./-•:%■•-•'
' '
' '
tax
stock
1959, inclusive.—V.
26,
be
.
any
|, Payable
preferred
Feb.
•;
4- 9
3-31
;•
'
■
3-12
4- 2
75c
y'v
chief
and
chase
; J-
Thp
to
Transmission
Gas
proceeds
stockholders.
Directors
2-13
,
'■*.'i...
(The
The corporation has called for redemption on Feb. 27, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, 3,446 shares of its 50 cept convertible
preferred stock at $7 per share, plus accrued interest.
To Redeem Preferred Stock—
1-31
________
•
(DEW).
of DEW capital stock.)—V. 188, p. 590.
company's 5.16% convertible second preferred stock on March 6
$105 a share plus accrued dividends; The shares will be redeemed
Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.
Each share-the
5.16%
preferred is convertible into 3.4 shares of
the common at any time before the close of business on the tenth
2-25
2-27
2-16
(quar.)ii______—37Vic
sale
purposes.—V.
net
selling
2-13
3-10
.
the
from
corporate
The
2-13 '
10c
Radio--(increased)
Edelstahlwerke
Deutsche
94%
owns
Time Finance Corp.—Partial Redemption—
registration statement on Feb. 4 with the
covering 150,000 shares of $9 par
a
3-20
;^"3- 1'
?
filed
42,210 shares of 5% cumulative convertible second pre¬
ferred stock (par $100) with institutional investors have
been made by E. F. Hutton &
Co., it was announced on
3- 2
2-20
6%
Zenith
wdth
now
t'
1-26
Co.—
/' •
; ' '
• ■■ •*'
'i-.;
convertible' preferred (quar.)-i*—"*37%'c"- * 4-30
•:: 6"%
convertible-preferred (quar.t; :-3.7-}fc(?" ^-7-31
York County .Gas (quar.-)___—. 65c>.<• 2'- 2
Youngstowii Sheet & Tube (quar.)
$1.25
3-16
.
stock
of
Thyssen concern
proposes
to offer the stock publicly, and a group
by F. Eberstadt & Co. and White, Weld & Co. will underwrite
Tennessee
3- 2
15c
—-
Yale
exchange
per
Talcott, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Feb..3.
25c
Wyandotte Chemicals
$61.50
Co.—Secondary Placed
Privately—Arrangements for the private placement of.
■
2- 3 >
^3%'-'f"3-16
—
__
-3-3
25c
_L_
T
dividend
1-31.
2-27
-'
-
3-17
3-20
3-16
3- 2
-
'
••
—_
at
York
An
-
"l
Stock
1
-'2-14
3-10
.-
10c
62 Vic
$1.12Vi
___
New
company
general
4-15
2-13
3-
62 Vie
-v
,
Street,
Wall
offering.
Net
\
2\ 2
4-30
90c
34c
22 Vic
(quar.)_
deposit receipts——.
Monthly *
Wurlitzer Co. (quar.):—
the
1-30
r
3- 1
•
___
.___
(P, ,W.) Co. (quar.)__:_
(F. W.), Ltd.—
•
.>-■
Woolworth
The
3-13
32I/30;v,2-l3
.
One
154.
corporation
headed
,
3.60%
Wisconsin
2-13
3-31
(James)
This
,
7-10
9c<
Bankshares
trustee,
Co.,
189, p.
Securities and Exchange Commission
value common stock.
10- 9
3-10
2-28
$1.06V*
9c
___
1
11- 1
4- 1
35c
preferred
Trust
share:—V.
49.
1-23
,
(quar.)
(quar.),
Co.,
Common
2-15
25a,.
Dental
Corp.
Wilcox Oil Co.
20c
15c
_
Irving
Payable of Rec.
Share
-■
-
(increased)
Holder*
When
..■Per..
_,,_Na;«e of Company
White
(749)
year.
preliminary report further revealed that Thyssen-Huette's basic
was
increased by $5 million to $74 million because of an
draws Request
The
SEC
Corp., Farrell, Pa.—With¬
for Hearing—
has cancelled
its hearing, scheduled for Feb. 2, 1959, upon
question whether to vacate, or make permanent, an earlier order
Commission suspending a Regulation A exemption from regis¬
tration
under the Securities Act of
1933 with respect to a stock
offering by this corporation. Cancellation followed withdrawal by the
company of its request for a hearing.
the
of
the
In
a
notification
filed
May
17,
1956.
Universal Fuel proposed th*
public offering of 300,000 common shares at $1 per share pursuant Jo
from registration provided by Regulation A.
the conditional exemption
The
exemption
was
temporarily
suspended
by
Commission
order Dl
*0-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(750)
IV 1958, by reason of the fact that- the company's offering
appeared to contain false and misleading statements of ma•erisi fact'and its tise operated as a fraud and deceit upon purchasers
Circular
stock.—V. 188; p. 2788.
Of the
Offered—Lehman'
Barney & Co. and Merrill Lynch,
& Smith, Inc. on Feb. 5 headed a nation-
Smith,
Fenner
vide
publicly
stock (par $1) at $25 a share.
of 256 underwriters who offered
group
£.900,000 shares of common
^This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
proceeds from the sale of the stock will be
aisfcd to purchase from Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, as Trustee
rnt the Petroleum Research Fund, all of the outstanding shares of
capital stock of Universal Oil Products Co. The American ChemicalSociety is presently entitled to receive the net income from such
■trust fund to be used for advanced scientific education and funda^eOeiita! research in the petroleum field.
PROCEEDS—The
*
net
title of Universal Oil Processes,
Inc.
tthortlv will be changed to Universal Oil Products Co.
The
latter
company
is
engaged
in
research
development,
the
«y;ner:hif) and licensing of patents and processes, engineering, and
Che tarnishing of operation, maintenance and construction services to
the petroleum, petrochemical and chemical industries.
It also niunu•avrun#-* and
sells
catalysts,
oxidation
inhibitors," additives
and
©niizenants to the petroleum, chemical, rubber and food industries. V
The petroleum and petrochemical Industries require constant research
to adapt existing techniques to the changing requirements of these
industries • and
to
develop
new
techniques designed to
meet new
demands.
The company's
research has led to the development of
«&tmy improved methods of processing
crude petroleum to produce
•ugh- &rade fuels, including gasoline,- and other products; many of
Chest products are used as raw materials In the chemical industry.
Results of Universal Oil Products' continuing research assist refiners
•a--satisfying current market demands economically.
Many refiners
•ind it-more profitable to rely upon Universale research and develop€ntnc
of new processes and refining methods to meet these demands
BUSINESS—The
corporate
original corporation, which commenced business in 1914, was
€oxmed to acquire patents to a thermal cracking process which repre¬
sentee' a considerable advance in the methods of refining oil.
The
««ahuained
longer
a
of
source
income but the company
through the development of new
royalty
and improved its position
•^rot-esses. Currently the principal royalty-producing processes licensed
I* the company are the UO? Platforming, Fluid Catalytic Cracking,
UOP Catalytic Condensation, UOP "IIF" Alkylation and Udex;
CAPITALIZATION
-
-
"
...
Woter
payable
in
1967
$1,377,500
•
.
2,800,000
2,900,000 shs.
-
UOP had outstanding $2,800,000 of 5% sinking
Cund debentures, due March 15, 1967, held by the trustee and $400,000
SVgft bank loan notes, due March 1. 1959, a part of which were held
tAt
Oct.
31,
1958,
Cy- Guaranty Trust Co. of New York. Under the agreement with the
Cruacec providing for the purchase of the stock of UOP, the company
lias agreed that the debentures and the notes will be assumed by the
company and prepaid within seven days after the consummation of the
•merger of UOP into the company.
The company proposes to apply to
tfuch prepayment the proceeds of new bank loans in the amount of
©2,600,000, bearing interest at the rate of 4V2% per year and maturing
•in annual instalments of $300,000 commencing Feb, 15, I960, the bal¬
ance maturing Feb. 15, 1964.
JPveduced from
.
7,500,000 shares at Oct. 31,
1958 to comply with the
©equh entente of the order of the Court.
153,000 shares are reserved
•requirements of the order of the New York State Supreme Court.
158,000 shares are reserved for issuance pursuant to the employee
Ctock Option Plan of the company.
' •
*'
UNDERWRITERS—The several underwriters represented by Lehman
Crethers, Smith, Barney & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner A
,
Cmith
ere
have
Inc.
dumber
severally
shares
of
agreed to purchase from the company the
stock set forth below, and all such shares
the
of
if
be purchased
to
any
thereof
224,000
Co., Inc.
J. M. Daiii & Co., Inc
Dallas Union Securities
& Smith Inc.— 224,000
4,000
Abbott, Proctor & Paine—
©ovett Abercrombie & Co.
Lz
It.. C'.
Ailyn A Co., Inc
JL. E. Ames A Co., Inc
Inc.
Co.,
2,500
,
2,500
Davis, Skaggs A Co
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine
Raffenspcrger,
A.
11,000
2,500
Dempsey-Tegeler A Co.—
Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
7,000
.
coast
Inc.
2,500
Dillon, Read A Co. Inc.—
40,000
Atw'ill & Co.,
2,500
Dittmar
—5,000
Pollak A
/.uerbs.oh,
Dixon
V
Simonds
Inc.
Share
g-—-
Fitch,
Eartn
J.
—
Mellcn
Inc.
Bretscher
Noonan
John H.
Inc.—
z—
2,500
Stiver
&
4,000
Schoellkopf,
Teabody & Co
Kirkpatrick-Psttls CO,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Ladenburg,
Thalmann A;
30,000
Kidder,
V
Pomeroy,
Schwabacher
4,000
40,000
—
Scott
&
&
2,500
Co.
& Co
Lentz,
—
I.
William R. Staats & Co
Higginson Corp,
*
Newton & Co.
Lester, Ryons & Co
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Lee
Silberberg & Co.
18,000
2,500
9,000
—
Shields
30,000
Langley & Co
Lazard Freres
Hammill & Co.
Simon & Co
M.
Singer,
F.
11,000
2,500
—
7,000
9,000
Stern,
Lunt & Co
4,000
Fox
S.
D.
Co.—
Marks & Co.
M.
Laurence
11,000
Marshall Co—
The
McCormick
5,000
Inc.—
5,000
5,000
Miller Sc Co
Stroud
2,500
4,000
Co
McDonnefl
Co.
&
McGlone &
Merrill,
Turben
2,500
Thomson
Inc.
Son
G.
Co.,
&
14,000
Walston
&
Northwest Co
Pacific
J.
Writer
Inc.
Peters,
Wood,
—V.
Securities
Wood
2,500
Co
&
Gundy & Co.,
9,000
-
Co.
!_
Corp.
above.—V.
189, p. 390.
©lunt Ellis A Simmons—
9,000
Equitable Securities
Ire
30,000
Co._.
7,000
Estabrook A Co
Fahey, Clark A Co.
A
Co.,
&
deorgt D. B. Bonbright &
4,O0C
Cc.
toswortn, Sullivan
t.
Inc.
J. C.
& Co.,
©ranch, Cabell & Co.——
•Brooke A Co
..
Brown
A
Turner,
Upper Peninsula Power Co.
the
For
—
months ended Nov.
12
Reports Higher Profits
stock,
based
1958, earnings per share of com¬
the average number of shares outstanding during
on
30,
the respective periods, were $1.82 compared to $1.79 for the correspond¬
ing period ended Nov. 30, 1957.
The private sale of 8,000 shares of 5cumulative preferred stock
to one institution was completed on Dec. 2, 1958.
The proceeds are
4,000
9,000
5,000
2,500
7,000
First California Co. (Inc.)
9,000
First of Michigan Corp.—
First Southeastern Co
First Southwest Co
Cliffs
Cleveland
Iron
Co.
Ford
and
Motor
Co.,
2,500
14,000
A Sons
Crown; Lisle A Marshall—
Freenling,
5,000
Meyerhoff
2,500
Fridley
5,000
4,000
-C.
S.
Erown
J.
tSurnhcm
&
Buck
&
Co
&
Co—
11,000
Co.—
©urns Bros. & Denton, Inc.
©utcher & Sherrerd— :—
4,000
5,000
A
-Campbell, McCarty & Co.,
2,500
Glore. Forgan &■ Co
Goldman, Sachs & Cd
company
181, p. 589.
Hallgarten & Co
30,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
4,000
5,000
7.000
7.000
Hanrahan & Co., Inc
Harrlman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
Ira Haupt &• Co.
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
4,000
Cunningham, Schmertz &
5,000
recently
announced
stock
to
raise
that
from
it
plans
to
$20,000,000
sell
on
June
to $25,000,000.
will be determined through competitive bidding.
The-company has not determined whether the offering will be
subscription by stockholders or a public offering.—V. 188, p. 293.
2
Un¬
to
and Exchange
and
The additions
The
—
the
list
now
are
Commission
deletion
Canadian. Restricted List,
2,500
as
of
its
investigations
being distributed
to
tion
about
securities
the
and
p.
which
2418.
is
which is located at 9065 Alameda
filed
a
registration
statement
Privately
El Paso,
the SEC
Ave.,
with
29
underwriting
and
terms
be
to
are
supplied
by
(formerly Lea County Gas Co.) will
together with the proceeds of the sale to
of
$3,200,000
of
preferred
stock,
5%%
$100
due
1983
other
cash
bonds
and
par,
all of
interest, incurred in connection with
requirements
capital
4
from
Corp.
the purchase price of the
gas
from Southwestern Public Service Co.
of
the company in
the amount
loans
the
of
funds
of
amendment.
the
use
15,000
and
net
institutional
funds
shares
the
of
com¬
and water properties
(2) to pay short-term
of $404,736 principal
plant expansion and working
the company, and (3) to increase
approximately'$395,000. -
working
by
company
Weyerhaeuser Timber
offering
of
Co.
Secondary Offering — A
shares of common stock
—
10,000
(par $7.50) was made on Jan. 27 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
$46.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 75
at
cents per
Charles
two
its
Corp.,
share. It
was
W.
under
Greenough
a
Feb. 2
on
voting
filed
oversubscribed.—V. 187,
(of
trust
a
voting trust certificates
stock.—V. 169, p. 2216.
based
upon
information obtained in
p.
2596,
Boston)
agreement
registration
and
three
for stock
statement
—
other
of
with
Registers
individuals
Wolverine
the
for 40,000 shares of Wolverine
Power
SEC
covering
power
common
of
foreign
investors
of
as
the
well
as
of such
domestic
financial
and
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Merger Abandoned—
issuing
essential
companies
to
an
which
evaluation
registration
of
their
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
See
above.—V. 184, p. 2675.
requirement,
companies,
other
informa¬
Yuba Consolidated Industries, Inc.—New Division—
The
on
5,000
7,000
announced
2
and otherwise, recently have been or currently' are
in the United States in violation of the registration
deprives United-States
14,000
Feb.
Mining
requirement of the Securities Act of 1933. Evasion
applicable
Registers Common Stock
—
Wolverine Power Corp., Bay City, Mich.
Voting Trust Certificates With SEC— '
follows:
Commission has reason to believe,
30,000
on
Virginia
Co.
Mylake Mines Ltd. and Tri-Cor Mining Co. Ltd.
199 Canadian companies whose stocks, the
7,000
4,000
Co.—Secondary Offering
115,000 shares of common
of
comprises
2,500
2,500
6%
trustees
Securities
7,000
Co
offering
via
Virginia Mining Corp.—Off Canadian Restricted List—
The
Gruss & Co
G. C. Haas
Co
Halle & Stieglitz
&
2788.
p.
to pay a short-term bank loan of $5,700,000.
The proceeds
such loan, obtained in November 1958, were used (1) to pay sub¬
and
has
common
Gregory & Sons
Kirkland
Completed—
company
stantially
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—To Sell Stock—
additions
2,500
4,000
2,500
& Co
above.—^V.
Jan.
secondary
7,000
Clayton Securities Corp..-J
Collin, Norton & Co.—1—
C. C. Callings & Co., Inc.
Julien Collins & Co...
Inc.
Inc.—Offering
pany,
of
recently called for redemption on Feb. 1, last,
sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1, 1966 at 101?; .
Payment will be made at the Security-First National Bank, Los An¬
geles, Calif.—V. 184, p. 1064.
4,000
'
of
Exchange
Vendorlator Manufacturing Co.—Partial Redemption
The
11,000
5,000
18,000
4,000
4,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co
iCruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Securities and
Offering—
30,000
City Securities Corp
Clark, Dodge & Co
©. W. Clark & Co
©tichard W. Clarke Corp._
Courts
—
Stock
30.000
2,500
2,500
—
Suspends
Uranium Corp.
derwriters
Goodbody & Co
W. D. Gradison & Co
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Greenshields & Co. (N.Y.)
price
ing
$36,000 of its 6%
2,500
Carolina Securities Corp.,
"Chiles-Schutz Co
'•Ccbley & Co
188,
on
acquired
sufficient
7,000
2,500
2691.
p.
104,500 shares of its common stock.
The company proposes
•to offer 4,500 shares for subscription by certain employees, and the
100,000 ore to be offered 'for
public sale
remaining
through an
underwriting group headed by Underwood, Neuhaus & Co. The offer¬
bank
'
Inc.
Organizations,
company,
The
Uranium Enterprises, Inc.
See Arizona
The- company
Frederking
188,
covering
188, p. 995.
Commission
7,000
Inc.,
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co. Inc.
executed.
The attorneys for both
on
the legal details of the contract.
corporation and the deal will be on
been
share, has been completely distributed, according
by Sidney N. Weniger, President of
Further details will be given next
investors
A
Fulton Reid & Co.,
©tichard
■
announced
with a large furniture manufacturing
$20,000,000 a year, had proceeded to
executed.—V.
secondary
This
the local mining picture, three major iron mining companies
utility company's territory have begun to return to full opera¬
5.000
©rush/ Slocumb & Co. Inc.
30
announcement
Texas,
in
the
tions.—V.
2,500
Co.
not
working
Western Gas Service
joint owners of the
11,000
2,500
Jan.
With SEC—To Sell Bonds and Preferred Stock
being used on the current construction program.
11,000
Fahnestock & Co
Farwell, Chapman & Co._
Ferris A Co
11,000
——_—
Bradford A Co
Alex,
Guerin
has
on
(par $5) was made on Feb. 5 by Morgan Stanley
& Co. and Davenport & Co., at $43.50 per share, with
a dealer's concession of $1 per share.
The offering was
oversubscribed and the books closed.—-V. 183, p. 2691.
—Preferred Stock Placed Privately—
4,000
Inc.
John
terms.
surviving
per
—A
14,000
5,000
9,000
Eppler,
%Pilliam Blair & Co
of
stock
7,000
7,000
/
2,500
appointment
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
5,000
Emanuel, Deetjen A Co.—-
and
manufac¬
No further announcement will be made until the contract-
formally
proceeds,
Elworthy A Co._:
©oettener
been
of
excess
now
the
to
A
Ellis, Holyoke A Co.
©lyth
cash basis.
Co.—Financing, etc.—
in
2,500
©lair A Co. Inc.~i
are
be
week.—V.
ment
18,000
A Co._,
contract
will
$3
14,000
4,000
Inc.
18,000
Stokes
France's
100,000 shares of 250 capital stock of this corpora¬
tion offered last week by Michael G. Kletz & Co., Inc., at
mining production capacity of that project. Power for this development
conies from the Upper Peninsula Generating Co.
In line with improve¬
Morris,
the
merger
a
in
principal
on
Wenwood
30,000
30,000
Elkins,
La
The
9,000
Stetson
Co
formal
A
2,500
Beane—
&
&
11,000
18,000
A. G.
announced
with sales
Welbilt
Humboldt Mining Co., recently announced a program to double the iron
4,000
all
over
will operate the company under
the latter corporation.
See Universal Oil Processes, Inc.
2,500
A. G. Edwards & Sons
take
ana
Hirsch, Chairman of the Board,
corporations
a
18,000
Becker A Co. Inc.—
tear, -Stearns
also
negotiations for
has
11,000
4,000
obli¬
1"
name.
agreement
an
189, p. 390.
Universal Oil Products
then
Feb.
of
business,
4,000
:
group
Corp., Maspeth, L. I., N. Y.—Merger—
2,500
30,000
Yates, Heitner & Woods—
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc.
Cohu
Witter
Harold E.
2,500
would
"effective
P.
4,000
Co—
Williston &
R.
Dean
Chris-
&
tensen,
&
Wheat & Co
Winslow,
18,000
contract- was
the
various
Welbilt
7,000
White, Masterson & Co—
White, Weld & Co
7,000
Curtis
purchase
said
Alexander
2,500
J.
11,000
—
the
but
assume
O.
that
30,000
2,500
Hirshberg, Ine.*«,
The Ohio Co
and
Thrig,
18,000
Co
Westheimer
C.
terms
purchase
\
replac¬
4,000
Inc
Co.,
&
5,000
Cook & Co.—«
Newhard,
the
payment in cash
France."
Kressman,
former
Assistant
Secretary,
has
been
named
A. Garfinkle, Comptroller; becomes Treasurer.
The
Secretary and Treasurer were formerly held by Harry R,
Ferris, Financial Vice-President.—V. 184, p. 1627.
14,000
Co
&
9,000
& Co
Newburger
Norris &
disclose
La
owners
Haffa
posts
2,500
4,000
4,000
Watling, Lerchen & Co—
Wertheim
not
4,000
Walker
5,000
Co.
1587.
H.
4,000
H.
West Coast patent attorney.—V.T87; p.
a
13
announced
on
Jan.
25
by Titus Haffa, Chairman, that,
immediately he will assume duties as President and Chief
Officer, replacing Nicholas Malz, former Webcor President,
was
L.
5,000
Co.
Joseph Walker & Sons—
:—
Newbold's
H.
&
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
H. C. Wainwright & Co—
5,000
&
Increased from
Dann &
Wachob-Bender Corp.
18,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Nesbitt,
Noel
Common,
2,500
was
going to Mr. Grove's asso¬
an officer of Grove Valve,
Secretary and L.
Sc Co
40,000
present
Mr.
&
Co.
& Currie
Collins,
Vice-President, to the post of Executive Vice-President,
ing Joseph L. Raffel, Jr., who has resigned.
4,000
Victor,
Brandenberger,
Morgan Stanley <fc Co—■_
F. S. Moseley & Co—.
seats
new
former
11,000
Neuliaus
Alstyne,
; -
the
John W.
are
substantial
said
new
Executive
&
Day
Vercoe
30,000
5,000
Stone—
Klein
the
it
14,000
Co
Inc.
Van
9,000
pleton
Johnston
L.
Underwood,
Co.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch..
W.
R.
7,000
did
"a
Ward
of
effective
Tracy,
—2,500
&
&
Anthony
Tucker,
4,000
Moreland,
Rogers
Inc.
Spencer Trask
Mitchell, Hutchins & Co._
Mitchum, Jones & Tem-
9,000
—
2,500
Taylor,
Co., Inc.
The Milwaukee Co.—
Model, Roland &
Co
Inc.
7,000
—
of
Webcor, Inc.—Haffa Also President-
2,500
—
Charles A. Taggart & Co.,
Mid-Continent Securities
two
Mosley
Yeatman,
&
Sutro
;
v
9,000
Inc.
Co.
-
and
The La France company makes fire fighting apparatus, motor
trilcks,
utility equipment and military vehicles.—V. 186, p. 1892.
&
7,000
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
&
Inc.
&
Suplee,
its
30,000
Blosser
and
turing, sales and service facilities
McDowell
11,000
7,000
Co., Inc.
McDonald. &
that
Securi¬
& Webster
Straus,
4,000
&
&
Klein
Mr.
2,500
Co.
&
'
-
.
.
with
Flehr,
make
gations
5,000
ties Corp.
4,000
—._
Co.
Co.——
Hasten
E.
A.
Stix
Mr.
&
7,000
Stoone
2,500
Mason-Hagan Inc.
Meyer
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
9,000
Bennett &
Manley,
Frank,
among
a
These directors
Paul D.
differences
Walworth subsidiary, declared in mid-December
to oust the present board of directors at the annual
try
members
would
7,000
Stein Brothers & Co.
9,000
that
threatened'proxy fight.
a
board meeting, - •.
President of Grove Valve
A group of private investors headed by Harris J. Klein, New York
attorney and director of Penn-Texas Corp., has signed a contract to
buy the assets and business of Ward La France Truck Corp., Elmira.
N. Y., from the Glen Alden Corp.
5,000
Co
&
director
a
said
21
avoiding
special
Ward La, France Truck Corp.—New Control—
7,000
-
& Scribner
Deane
Smithers
S.
and
18,000
Co
15
thus
a
the Jan. 21 settlement the board
part of
ciates.
11,000
Inc
Co.
to
*11,000
Stein Bros. A: Boyce
&
Shuinan, Agnew & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
Loewi &
As
5,000
30,000
W. C.
Grove,
Jan.
on
settled,
followed
meeting in March.
14,000
Shearson,
7,000
11,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds^—
H.
that he would
7,000
4,000
Chas. W. Scranton & Co—
President,
been
Regulator Company,
11,000
Stringfellow—...
14,000
Co.
Belz,
had
announcement
Marvin
-
&
Co
&
The
5,000
Hutton
Inc.
W.
directors
5,000
Co.—
Schirir.er, Atherton
7,000
Co.,
Fred
14,000
Scherck, Richter Co
Inc.
&
Walworth Co.—Two New Directors Elected—
7,000
& Hutzler..
Saunders,
ultra¬
Inc. is a manufacturer of intercommunica¬
18,000
Co
&
Inc
5,000
Kaplan & Co
M, Kidder
A.
mon
5,000
30,000
Ceecrcit, Cole A Co.—
•
Co.,
4,000
&
5,000
7,000
F. Eberstadt A Co
4,000
11,000
Co—
Eichler & Co—,
©ateman,
«fc
Salomon Bros.
-
Kalman
Co.,
Russ
of America,
Co.
tion equipment,
timing devices and other products in the rapidly
expanding field of electronic communications.—V. 189, p. 526.
4,000
—.
Rowles, Winston & Co.
4,000
Miller,
&
Rothschild
F.
L.
5,000
Joseph,
Renshaw
&
Instruments, Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of
cleaning equipment for laboratory and production use.
Vocaline
Francis I. du Pont A Co.
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities A Co
5,000
7,000
7,000
North A
—
&
Rodman
C. Roney & Co
Rotan, Moslc & Co
14,000
Co
&
Jones (8s Co.—
D.
Alcar
sonic
7,000
Win.
V
Inc.
Edward
President.
Drexel & Co
Co.,
Inc.
5,000
Johnston, Lemon
of Vocaline
7,000
Co
4,000
Snyder
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
company has acquired 50%
of the outstanding stock of Alcar
Instruments, Inc., of Little Ferry, N J., in exchange for 50,000 shares
stock, it was announced on Feb. 2 by Carroll T. Cooney, Jr.,
9,000
Corp. _•
Doolittle A Co
u
Doyle, O'Connor & Co
11,000
&
&
This
7,000
30,000
2,500
«
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
Sc
Corp.
Ingalls
-/
The
5,000
Bond
i
Riter
Vocaline Co. of America, Inc.—Acquisition—
Co.,
&
Rippcl & Co
5,000
14,000
Inc
Co.
Indianapolis
2,500
The Dominion
Co.,
A
;
Co.,
Co
Inc,
•Bali-, Burge & Kraus—_—
_
4,000
Bominick A Dominick
9,000
•Baker, Weeks & Co
•jarrett,
Inc
Dixon
18,000
Baird
'
Inc.
Caker,
&
Co.,
7,000
&
Itacon, Whipple A Co
W.
A
7,000
Parker
Redpath
'©acne & Co
•tobert
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
,
Richardson
Auchlncloss,
Illinois
&
5,000
Pierce
Inc.
Reynolds & Co.
Hutton & Co.—
F.
9,000;
5,000
Hughes
Reinholdt <te Gardner—
7,000
&
Humphrey ,Ine.
E.
The
4,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Inc
Applegate
Httlme,
11,000
—
Rauscher,
'
.'
& Co
Co., Inc.
18,000
Weeks
&
Howard, Weil, - Labouisse,
Friedrichs St Co.
4,000
11,000
Inc.
—
Co.,
&
Pressprich & Co._
9,000
Arnlzcld & S. Bleichroeder,
-
7,000
7,000
Hogle & Co
Hooker & Fay
;
-
30,000
Co
Baker &
2,500
11,000
__
Co., Inc.
Davenport & Co.
2,500
14,000
#ller.
JLmoit,
J.
Shares
224,000
Cmith, Barney & Co
fvlerriii Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
Putnam
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
are purchased:
Shares
Cekm&n Brothers
,
7,000
Inc.-
Vitro Corp. of America—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par
50 cents) was made on Jan. 22 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$18.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of 70 cents
per share.
The offering was completed.—V. 189, p. 91.
9,000
5,000
Inc.
—
W.
Hirsch & Co
Mead,
f3,053,000 shs.
Sheoard
Inc.
R.
Horn blower
Shares.
...
,
& Co.,
2,500
Carl
1970.
15, 1964_.-.r._—.
due Feb.
notes,
and
Capital stock (par $1)_
■f
Outstanding
Pltlield
C.
Prescott,
7,000
Co
McKelvy & Co
payable
at
to
<fc
& Co.,
Hincks Bros.
;
-
W.
2,500
Richards
.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.
Authorized
$1,877,500
v.
installments
ta-Vz%
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
mortgages on real estate,
interest
bearing
.
EFFECT
'
Secured by
-•
GIVING
-
•v
18,000
11,000
Co
&
Co.
■'i The
no
Hentz
Hlckey & Co
to conduct their own.
©ather- than
-is
H.
Hill
Universal Oil Processes, Inc.—Stock
Brothers,
Shares
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Monday, February 9, 1959
...
would
provide
securities.—V.
186,
addition
Feb.
new
national
steel
2
of
a
new
by John L.
division,
basis
Yuba
all
division
McGara,
field
erection
of
this
President
Consolidated
corporation
and
Board
Erectors,- Inc.,
work
fabricating divisions.—V. 188.
p.
for
2788.
Yuba
will
was announced
Chairman.
The
perform
Consolidated^
on
&
hcavv
*
Volume .189
'Number 5819
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
-
--ARIZONA
Maricopa
County
No. 202
Bond
$245,000
vi:.;V,
Offering
—
will- receive
until
Due
semi-annually from Dec. 1,
1964* to
June 1, 1968 inclusive.
Principal andjinterest (J-D) pay¬
„
the
County
office.
;
Treasurer's
.
'I
v.r
] * ~
•/,
\
-
* :v
.
60,000 3% s. Due
1974 to
1973
15,000 4s. Due
inclusive.
1982 to
•-
March 1 from
on
~
•>
Bond
Daggett School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
$100,000 school
bonds
offered
Feb.
2—v.
Feb.
awarded to
the
parks
v.
—
bonds
189, p. 527
offered
v'. *•* ;
Maricopa County School ^District
•No. 80(Pf O.;
Phoenix)^ -Atix*
Bankers
Bond Offering —> Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
awarded
the
to
National
Bank
Secu¬
Chase
Los
of
New
Blythe County -Water District
(P. O.Blythe), Calif.
Bond Offering—Robt. A. Brock-
Trust
.
March
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
on
bids until
$30,000
-•
1
>
*
4
$l,000,000Vchool
building
189,
v.
bonds
Feb.
offered
527—were
p.
3—
awarded
to
Ci ocker-
group composed of the
Anglo National Bank, San Fran¬
cisco, Salomon Bros. & Hufzler,
and First Western Bank: h Trust
Co., San Francisco, at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.79%, as follows:
$300,000
;
3y4s.
Due
March
on
1
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
150,000 3 ^s. Due on March 1
from
19G6
250,000
3%s.
from
to
1968
Due
1969
to
300,000 4s. Due
inclusive.
March
on
1973
1
inclusive.
March 1 from
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
*
Brea
on
School District,
Bond
Sale—The
interest
$610,000
price of 100.01,
cost
of
about
cisco.
gen¬
a
3.78%,
School District, Sacramento
Florin
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
bonds
527—were
net
as
follows::
1960 to
on
1964 to
Jan. 15 from
on
Jan. 15 from
Bond Sale—An issue of $282,000
bonds
sold
was
to
the
American Trust
$47,000
as
5s.
1960 to
30,000
4s.
1966 to
Company, of San
follows:
Due
Bond
1969 to
4s.
1972
on
Jan.
1
Bank
will
Separation of
County, Calif.
receive
1959.
Due
on
Feb.
sealed
bids
from
1960
Principal
inclusive.
1979
to
and
the
20
(F-A)
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
Han ford
Due
on
Jan.
from
1968 inclusive.
on
on
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
Offering
received
until
—
10
Bids will be
a.m.
(PST)
on
Feb.
18 for the purchase of $1,200,000 school building bonds. Due
serially from 1960 to 1978 inclu¬
Kernville
Union
School
District,
Kern County, Calif.
Sale—The
$65,000 school
offered Feb. 3—
building bonds
189, p. 391—were
the
awarded
from
of
Security-First National Bank
Angeles, as 37/sS, at a price
100.01, a basis of about 3.87%.
1, 1959. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dalhquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Livermore Joint Union
or at any of the fiscal agen¬
cies of the County in New York
Los
High School
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 17 for
the purchase of $10,000,000 flood
control improvement bonds. Dated
bids at his office in Los
March
Dated
Unified
School
District,
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond
school
Sale
—
The
$1,100,000
were
by
awarded
to
a
bonds
offered
Feb. 2 — v. 189, p. 527 — were
awarded to ,a.syndicate headed by
"die
building
Security-First National Bank,
of Los Angeles, as-follows:*** -
about
3.84%,
$36,000 5s. Due
as
March 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
6,000 4s. Due
on
o«
30,000 3 ^s. Due
awarded
195—were
Western
Bank
to
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price of
101.44, a basis of about 3.58%.
Oak
School
Grove
Clara
bonds
was
$65,000
5s.
1960 to
Due
on
sold
1966 to
194,000
4s.
Dated
the
of San
Jan.
on
Due
on
1
from
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
1
from
inclusive.
Jan.
interest
1, 1959.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San
March 1, 1966*
March 1 from
.
Francisco.
Scandinavian School District,
•
'
Fresno
County, Calif.
— J.
L. Brown,
Bond Offering
$245,264.92 over the 1957 figurd* <
of $2,310,278.24. The 1958 net wdk"
$2,555,543.16.
y
;
.
income
December
~
1, 1959. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
from
opera^
only showed an increase-oil
8.34%
over
the same month
tions
Toll
re
venues-.alsjji
6.42%, Net revenue-mHI
ago.
year
gained
last
$326,077.04
6.12%
was
was
_ufj>
\vhid»
$307,260.26.,
Income from
•
December
month
December 1957
over
.
operations only if*
highest
the second
414.08
exceeded only by
was
.th£i
Unified Sch. District, total of. March 1958 which WOT*
\'?>vUSjYola County, Calif.
$414,853.00, Mr. Manuel said."
I
;
.
.
Bond Sale—The $430,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 189, p.
648—were
awarded
the
to
Bank
In
314,780 ' vehiel|a$
total of 16,006,169 miieS#-
December
traveled
a
of America National Trust & Sav¬
compared to 297,730 vehicles wiM*
mileage of 14,759,056 for the samo
ings Association, San Francisco.
month
a
year ago.,
Since the
COLORADO
opening of the Turm337,445,976 miles of travel
the Parkway have been regis¬
pike
Jefferson County School District
No. R-l (P. O. Lake wood), Colo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
tered
$5,000,-
000 general obligation
by vehicles of all types witl*
10 fatalities. This
shine
gives the Sun¬
Parkway a fatality-
State
bonds was
purchased recently via negotiated
sale by a syndicate headed by
rate of 2.9 per
John Nuveen &
roads
Co.,
$525,000 SV>s. Due
1960
to
follows:
as
975,000 3%s. Due
-
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
*
.
to
1969
1981
Dated March
011
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1, 1959. Bonds due
in 1970 and thereafter
callable
are
as of Sept. 1,
1969. Interest M-S.
Legality approved by Dawson,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
Denver.
Other
cate:
members
Bocttcher
&
of
the
syndi¬
Coughlin
Co.,
& Co., Inc., Kirchner, Ormsbee &
Wiesner, Inc., Bosworth, Sullivan
&
Co., Inc., Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc., Commerce Trust
Co.,
of Kansas
City,
GarrettBromfield & Co., J. K. Mullen In¬
vestment Co., and Cruttenden, Po-
desta & Co.
CONNECTICUT
East
Granby, Conn.
Bond Sale—The
648
—
$280,000 school
3—v. 189, p.
awarded
to Tucker,
Feb.
offered
were
Anthony & R. L. Day, as 3.60s, at
a price of 100.48, a basis of about
3.54%.
tax
anticipation notes
1.70%
at
Fla.
Clerk
Offering—L. R.
utilities
000
tax
sold to
Bank, of
Florida
State
April 1, 1958. Due on Q<
1, 1979 and 1980.
Principal-tit
interest
(A-O) payable at tftfc*
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
New
York City. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Tampa, Fla.
Bond Sale—The
$3,000,000 water
offered -Feb.
bonds
revenue
p.
net interest cost of about
a
as
3.83%*
follows:
1 from
$155,000 4Y2S. Due
1960
to
on Sept.
1964 inclusive.
to
1967
1968
to
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive*,1 from
Sept.
445,000 4s. Due on
1976 inclusive.
205,000 3.90s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1977
1979
to
2,085,000
from
Authority
3.80s.
1980
to
inclusive.
Due
on
1986
Sept.
t
inclusive.
ILLINOIS
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Debt Payment —
The
5—i
528—were awarded
a group composed of Kidder, Peabody & Co., F. S. Moseley & Co.*
J. C. Bradford & Co., W. H. Mor¬
ton & Co., Inc., New York Hanseatic Corp., Shelby Cullom Dav^
& Co., McDonnell & Co., Rand
Co., Interstate Securities Corp.*
Crummer Co., Inc., and Oscar
Dooly & Co., at a price of par^
189,
v.
discount.
Turnpike
bonds.
revenue
Dated
1965
$500,000
Shuman^
Comptroller, will recei\fa
-
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) off*
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $450,-
was
the Connecticut National
Waterbury,
Bond
110,000 4i,4s. Due
Waterbury, Conn.
Note Sale—An issue of
Lakeland.
.
Sept. 1 from
on
3,500,000 4s. Due
100,000,000 vehicfek
compared to 5.9 on frex*
throughout the nation.
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1964
miles
Accelerated
1977 inclusive.
1978 to 1984
and
to
1965 inclusive.
235,000 3%s. Due
from
1
FLORIDA
follows:
as
31; was $3;258,8£7d#
to the 1957 total
$494,000
American Trust Company,
Francisco,
*
;Washington
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
Santa
District,
Jan.
on
First
Co., San
Richards &
Hill
Dec.
compared
monthly total since the Turnpike
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlbegan operations Jan 26, 1957»
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
The- December figure
of - $403,—
San Francisco.
Trust
&
and
the
from
1
inclusive.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
bonds
City School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 189, p.
on
1967 to 1971 inclusive.
March 1
on
Monrovia
group
follows:
Due
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
the County Treasurer's office,
or
at any of the County's fiscal
agencies in New York City and
Chicago.
the Bank of America
Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, at a
price of 100.04, a net interest cost
of
1959.
ended
Jan.
and interest
at
National
Corona
1,
from 1960 to 1989 inclusive. Prin¬
$147,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 27—v. 189, p.
—
Angeles County Flood Control
District (P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond Sale—The
391
♦
*
-
Total income from operations*
only for the nine months whie**
amounted to
inclusive.
office,
District, Alameda County, Calif.
headed
Francisco.
1970
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's
to
of Los
1
1966
from
Francisco,
sive.
v.
1971 inclusive.
Due
Union
High School
District, Kings County, Calif.
Bond
1
Joint
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on Feb.
10 for the purchase of $3,546,000
juvenile detention facilities bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on June
City or Chicago.
Haberfelde
from
Jan.
and interest
San
the
p.
Offering—Secretary Hazel
402
to 1984 inclusive.
Dated
189,
Building, Bakersfield, until 5 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 17 for the purchase of $1,250,000 general obligation grade
Dated Feb. 20,
crossing bonds.
1965 inclusive.
30,000 3%s. Due
175,000
to
Grade District, Kern
1984 inclusive.
Cambrian School District, Santa
Clara County, Calif.
Francisco,
awarded
Bakersfield
Greater
Bond
school
4—v.
1963 inclusive.
510,000 3%s. Due
•t
Feb.
ings Association, San Francisco.
iriterest
$100,000 5s. Due
Los Angeles County (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
1
$21,000 .school
of America National Trust & Sav¬
at
27—v. 189, p. 391—were awarded
to the
California. Bank of Los
a
Principal and
interest
payable at the
County
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlqiust, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
(M-S)
Treasurer's
mission
eral obligation bonds offered Jan.
Angeles, at
clusive.
Nichols announces that the Com¬
Orange
County, Calif.
-
1984 in¬
Jan.
on
to 1965
1966 to 1984 inclusive.
..
~'
Due
5s.
I960
145,000 4s. Due
;
10
£
Au¬
the
" *
*
.
Manhattan
4,900,000 3V4s. Due
of
*
Principal and $2,921,374.45* Mr* Manuel said,
Net
(M-S) ^payable at 'the
revenues
for
the
nirK*
months in 1958 were up 10.62% or
County Treasurer's office.
-
from 1960 to 1963 inclusive.
East
Chairman
*
inclusive.!
York
6,300,000 3V2S. Due on March 1
meier, Secretary of Board of Di¬
from 1971 to 1979 inclusive.
rectors, will receive sealed bids
a.m.(MST) on Eeb. 19 for the
until 7:30 pan. (PST) on Feb. 11
Among those associated with
purchase of $235,000 school build¬
for the purchase of $110,000 gen¬ Bankers Trust Company and The
ing bonds. .Dated March 1;- 1959.
eral
obligation *
improvement Chase Manhattan Bank in the of¬
Due semi-annually from June i,
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due fering are:
1960 to June 1, 1964 inclusive.
on March 1 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
Guaranty Trust Company of
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
clusive.
Principal
and ""interest New Xork: Harris Trust and
able at the County-. Treasurer's
Say¬
(M-S) ; payable at the^ County ings Bank; Chemical Corn Exoffice.;
Treasurer's office.1 Legality ap^ <5han
ge *Bank; J'. P. Mor^art & Co.';
Pinal County School District No. 20 proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
of Los Angeles.
(P. O. * Florence),-Atix. 4
*
Lazard Freres & Co.; Weeden &
Bond Sale—The. $65,OO0::g£heral
Co., Incorporated; Drexel & Co.;
Encinitas Union School District,
Mercantile Trust Company; The
obligation bonds offered Feb; 2—
San Diego County, Calif.
v. 189, p.
First National Bank of Oregon;
647—were awarded to
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
R.
W.
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co. ;
Pressprich & Co.; The
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Philadelphia National Bank;
bids at his office in San Diego,
CALIFORNIA
Equitable Securities Corporation;
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 17
Hornblower
&
Antioch Unified School District,
Weeks; ; Paine,
for the purchase of $136,000 school
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone
Contra Costa County, Calif. bonds. Dated March 15, 1959. Due
& Webster Securities Corporation..
: Bond Sale—The
on March 15 from 1960 to
a
March 1 from. 1960
on
Manuel,
thority.
interest
were
—
1984
Feb. 17 for
$79,000 school
Dated March 1,
on
of
Union School District, Santa
Co., and the
;
■'•
Clara County, Calif; '•
Bank, both of
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
City, at a price of
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co., .100.106, a net interest cost of about school bonds was sold-to the
jointly, as 4%s, at a price of 3.47%, as follows:
American Trust Company, of San
'
100.61, a basis of about 4.18%.
$2,800,000 4V2S. Due on March 1 Francisco, as follows: ■
647—were
rity-First
;
will receive sealed
1959* Due
to
syndicate headed by
a
(PST)
ajn.
purchase
building; bonds.
Angeles, Calif.
and
3
10:30
the
>
Sale-—The $14,000,000 rec¬
reation
189, p.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno until
March 1 from
on
1984 inclusive.
Los
1984 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
March 1 from
on
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
-
1
.
'
*.
1
March
on
10
(MST) on Feb. 19 for the
purchase of $285,000 schppj build¬
ing bonds. Dated March" i,* 1959.
at
to
495,000 4s. Due
a,m.
able
March
on
Due
from -1966
Averill,
Supervisors,
sealed bids
Due
360,000 3%s.
Rhea
Cleric of the Board of
4%s.
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
School District
(P.'Oi Phoenix), Arix.
■
Chicago,
III.
$120 Million Airport Financing
Authority has
retired $4,923,000 of its original Imminent—A nation-wide syndi¬
issue of $74,000,000 revenue bonds, cate headed by Glore, Forgan &
leaving
$69,077,000
outstanding. Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., IlalThis is three years ahead of the sey, Stuart & Co.-Inc., Harriman
amortization
schedule
estimated Ripley & Co., Inc., and Stifel*
by consulting engineers. In addi¬ Nicolaus & Co., is scheduled to»
tion the Turnpike Authority has make public offering on or about
approximately
$9,000,000
in its Feb. 17 of an issue of $120,000,009*
revenue bonds, proceeds of which
various reserve funds.
Turnpike
Income
from
operations of the
will
of
be
the
used
in
the
construction
Chicago-O'Hare Interna¬
tional Airport.
The bonds'
first nine
year* which began April I showed mature in 1999. The airporfc^wilfc.
an increase of 11.55% according to be the largest in the country^aM#
a report Teleased 'by Thomas B. will be fully equipped to handle;'
Sunshine
Parkway for the
months of the fiscal
State
Fivxtndal Chronicle
The Commercial and
*2
the
jet
.
.
.
Monday, February 9, 1959
(752)
senger
No.
'
IS
189,
392—were awarded to
p.
Jan. 1 from
$230,000 2V2S, due on Nov. 1
from 1959 to 1964 inclusive;
15,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
.
1 from
Due on Jan.
4s.
3s, due on Nov. 1
to 1972 inclusive.
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
Madison County Community
District
School
No.
(P.
1
from 1967
O.-
building bonds offered Feb. 3—v.
Gordo
County (P. O.
Mason City), Iowa
Bond Offering—Ethel Ridgway,
Cerro
648—were awarded to a
group composed of John Nuveen
& Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner, and County
Treasurer,
will receive
McDougal & Condon, at a price sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
®f 100.004, a net interest cost of on Feb. 9 for the purchase of
about 3.87%, as follows:
$750,000 court house bonds. Dated
$340,000 4s. Due on Dec. 15 from March 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
p.
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
3%s.
130,000
;
1960
from
15
Dec.
on
to
1969
inclusive.
Fort Dodge, Iowa
inclusive.
1972
to
1970
from
'
Due
U.
by
addition to the Sinking
total of $618,301.56 is held
three other reserve accounts.
in
a
amount,
$320,256.04 is in
Reserve for
Maintenance ac¬
this
Of
the
street
improvement bonds offered Feb.
3—v. 189, p. 648—were awarded
to
a
group
composed of Fort
Dodge National Bank; State Bank;
200,000 3%s.
Due on Dec. 15
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
.'**
Stockton, III.
Total reserves amount
to $4,343,-
'
the
plus
operating expenses, interest ex¬
pense, and bond redemption, by
$180,250.37.
(4) During the fiscal year, the
Trustee, The National Bank of
in
New
Orleans,
pur¬
&
'
Co.;
Dinkin
Ladd
&
,
-
&
Authority,
y
Massachusetts
Bonds Marketed—Public offer¬
:
of $71,750,000 434% revenue
bonds (series A), dated Feb. 1,
1959 and due Oct. 1, 1998, at a
ing
Co.;
Co., Inc.; Mercantile-Safe Deposit
price of 100% and accrued inter- :
and Trust
Company, Baltimore;
est,,was made Feb. 3 by an under¬
Interstate Securities Corporation;
writing syndicate of 220 members,"
Weil Investment Company; Com¬
jointly
managed bv
Harriman
merce
Trust
Company, -, Kansas
Ripley & Co., Incorporated; Smith,
City, Mo.
;:;11
Barney & Co. and Halsey, Stuart
&
Parish, Prairie Gregg
Vermilion
-
Offering—A.
Bond
S.
Dubois,
of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will receive
sealed
bids
until
3:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
March 2 for the purchase of $95,Secretary
000
Statement's
Co.
The'managers
Inc.
re-^
ported -that all the bonds were
quickly sold out of the account
and the subscription books closed.
Drainage District (P. O. Erath),
V.
Louisiana
proceeds from the sale of
applied by the
Massachusetts Port Authority
Net
bonds 'will be
the
toward the redemption of all of,
public improvement' bonds. the $21,620,000 outstanding Mystic
April 1, 1959. Due on April River
Bridge
Authority
27/8%-
Dated
1961 to 1979 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O.
bonds, making
Commonwealth
Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or; '•
leans.
bonds at a cost of
$412,598.15. Two bonds have been
retired at par value as set out
Official
MASSACHUSETTS
.
7
'
Keedysville, Md.
re-
Bond
Sale—The $135,000 water
to the
payments
of
Massachusetts
acquisition of Logan In-7
ternational
MARYLAND,.
tirement schedule. As of this date,
the
for
.
revenue
the
:
Massachusetts Port
& Company;-New
Corporation;
R. D: White
Company; Bramhall, Faliori &
&
Kohlmeyer
•
.V:
Hanseatic
York
1 from
through tenders and in the
open market a total of $440,000
in Greater New Orleans Express¬
in
Bank
National
,
Highway Fund No. 2 ex¬
ceeded
expenditures,
including
Commerce
Company Incorpo¬
Co., Kansas City, Mo.; King,
Quirk & Co. Incorporated; Robert
Winthrop & Co.; Spencer Trask
State
chased
Legality approved by
Niles, Barton, Yost & DariKmeyer,
of Baltimore.
".
"*
Hyattsville.
Incorporated; Geo.
&
City
rated;
allocation from
annual
Co.
Gibbons
Trust
(3) Revenues from tolls on the
Lake
Pontchartrain
Causeway
way
Sale—The $116,000
Bond
count, $210,000 in the Reserve
&
Morton
B.
In
Fund,
025.15.
50,000 airport bonds as 214s, at
a
price of 100.45, a basis of
about 2.32%. Due on Nov. 1
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Unit
Roxana), III.
Bond Sale—The $670,000 school
189,
the Trustee in
S. Government securities.
invested
been
for
$80,000 2%s. due on Nov. 1, Operating Expenses account, and
1965 and 1966; and $290,000 $88,045.52 in the Revenue Fund.
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
45,000
have
1958,
31,
Oct.
at
Account,
(2)
$600,000 hospital bonds at a price
of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 2.88%, as follows:
of par, a
on
&
Account, $2,403,568.36 in the Re¬
serve Account, and $403,105.84 in
the
Bond
Redemption Account.
Funds on hand
in the Reserve
lows:
Co., at a price
net interest cost of about
3.96%, as follows:
Harry J. Wilson &
$34,000 4s. Due
Bank
Co., Chicago; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, and Farwell, Chapman & Co., Inc., as fol¬
building bonds offered Jan. 29—
v.
Conti¬
the
National
Illinois
Trust
$94,000 school
Sale—The
of
composed
group
nental
County School District
(P. O. Lombard), III.
DuPage
Bond
hospital and airport bonds offered
the same day were awarded to a
•
and other types of pas¬
aircraft.
Airport and Hanscom*
Field, paying for estimated costs:
of improvements planned for the
airport properties and hangars,
and for improvements of the Port;
V
system bonds offered Jan. 29— of Boston facilities.
: ^
purchased an v.
189, p. 392—were awarded to
The bonds may be redeemed in
bonds at a a
$470,000 were sold to Barcus,
group composed
of " the Mer¬ whole
at
optional
redemption
all of Fort Dodge, as 2J4s, at a cost of $140,510.00, making a total
Kindred & Co., as follows:
cantile-Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
prices ranging from 104% to par,'
price of 100.36, a basis of about of $592,000 in bonds retired. An
Baltimore, Baker, Watts & Co., and in part through the sinking
$150,000 sewer bonds, for $30,000 1.58%.
average * of
93.43 was paid for and Stein Bros. &
Boyce, at a fund, at redemption prices reced¬
314 s, due on Jan. 1 from 1960
bonds purchased through tenders
Marion Rural Community
to 1965 inclusive; $50,000 3V2S,
price of par, a net interest cost ing from 103% to par, plus ac¬
and in the open market.
School District, Iowa
of about
due on Jan. 1 from 1966 to
4.64%, fas follows:;
crued interest in each case.
The number of vehicles using,
1971
inclusive; and $70,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $234,000
In the opinion of counsel, in-,
the Expressway increased stead¬ $82,000 4V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
3%s, due on Jan. 1 from 1972 building bonds was sold to Becker
1963 to 1980 inclusive.
"
' '
terest on
the: bonds is exempt
ily during the year. Revenue from
to 1978 inclusive.
& Cownie, Inc., and Carleton D.
53,000 4%s. Due on Jan. 1 from from all present Federal income
tolls for
fiscal
1958
was
6.4%
320,000 waterworks and sewer¬ Beh Co., jointly. Dated Feb. 1,
1981 to 1989 inclusive.
taxes from
taxation within the
greater than for 1957. Commercial
age revenue bonds, for $41,1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
traffic continues to rise, while au¬
Montgomery County (P. O. -.-000 4%s, due on May 1 from
1978 inclusive. Legality approved
)The
Massachusetts
Port
Au¬
tomobile traffic continues to ex¬
Rockville), Md.
1959 to 1968 inclusive; $171,by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. ceed
Bond Offering—Alex K. Han¬ thority is a public instrumentality
original estimates that were
000 414s, due on May 1 from
made by nationally-known traffic cock, Director of Finance, will re¬ of the Commonwealth of Massa-.
Missouri Valley, Iowa
1969 to
1990 inclusive; and
chusetts- created by Chapter 465
ceive sealed bids until *11
a.m.
Bond Sale—The
$58,000 street engineers.
$108,000 4%s, due on May 1
of the Massachusetts Acts of 1956
(EST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
from 1991 to 1998 inclusive.
improvement
and
construction
Gretna, La.
as
amended by Chapter 599 of
of
bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 189, p.
$9,540,000 general obligation
Bond Sate—The $300,000 Nata+"-i
the Acts of 1958.
The primary
Waukegan, III.
648—were awarded as follows:
torium
bonds
offered
Feb. 2— bonds, as follows:
purposes
of the Authority are]
Bond
Offering — Howard A.
$33,000 street construction bonds v. 189, pTT96—were awarded to $2,000,000 school bonds. Due on to
assumeand
coordinate the
Guthrie, City Clerk, will receive
March 1 from .1960 to 1984
to Carleton D. Beh Co., as a group composed of White, Hatcontrof and management of the
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
inclusive. /
tier &
Sanford, Merrill Lynch,
2.70s, at a price of 100.02.
facilities 8." now
separately
con^.
March 2 for the purchase of $1,6,960,000 ' general
improvement
25,000 street improvement bonds Pierce, Fenner & Smith, and Nustrolled
and
managed
by
the'
180,000 waterworks and sewerage
bonds. Due on March 1 from
to Dean Witter & Co., as 4s. loch, Baudean & Co.
Mystic River Bridge Authority,revenue bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
1960 to 1984 inclusive.
the
State
LaFourche Parish (P. O.
Red Oak Independent School
Airport
Management
Due on May 1 from 1960 to 1989
300,000
Silver Spring Parking
Board and Port of Boston Com¬
inclusive. Bonds due in 1969 and
Thibodaux), La.
District, la. '■
Lot District bonds.
Due on
mission and to improve and de¬
thereafter are callable as of May
Bond Offering—G. G. Zimmer¬
Bond Sate—The $238,000 build¬
March 1 from I960 to 1989
velop these facilities in the Boston
1, 1968.
Principal and interest ing bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 189, man,
Secretary
of
the Parish
inclusive.
' - ■, ,,:;
Metropolitan area which it may
(M-N) payable at a bank in Chi¬ p. 392—were awarded to a group Police Jury, will receive sealed
250,000
Bethesda .Parking, Lot
in the future be
authorized t;o
cago, mutually agreed upon by the composed of the Houghton State bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on March
District bonds. Due on March
acquire- or construct.
purchaser and the City. Legality Bank, of Red Oak, Iowa - Des 11 for the purchase of $1,000,000
1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
approved by Chapman & Cutler, Moines National Bank,
Other members of the under¬
of Des public improvement bonds. Dated
30,000 Montgomery Hills Park¬
Bond
Sale
—
totaling
Bonds
and Union Trust &
Savings Bank,
.
has
Trustee
the
,
additional $150,000 in
.
,
^
T
.
r
•
Chicago.
»
INDIANA
Moines, and White - Phillips Co.,
Inc., as 3s, 3.10s and 314s, at a
price of 100.10.
Highland, Ind.
Bond
Offering
Ketchum, Town Clerk-Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
KENTUCKY
Irene F.
—
until
bids
from July 1, 1960 to July 1, 1964
inclusive. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
son,
Offering—Glenn
County Court Clerk, will
sealed
ceive
p.
528—were awarded to
a
bonds at a price
of par, a net interest cost of
about 2.77%, as follows: $40,000 3s, due on Nov. 1, 1959
and 1960; $155,000 2%s, due
sewer
Nov.
1
inclusive;
due
on
from
and
Nov.
1
1961
to
$65,000
from
1967
2.80s,
1968
to
1970 inclusive.
150,000 street bonds at
price of
100.05, a net interest cost of
about 2.68%, as follows: $60,000 234s, due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive; $30,000 2Vzs, due on Nov. 1, 1963
and 1964;
and $60,000 234S,
*!*
X
*
due
on
Nov.
1
a
from
1965
to
1968 inclusive.
Additional
11
re¬
a.m.
on Feb. 9 for the purchase
$720,000 school building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Call¬
$410,000 sewer
Hornblower & Weeks, and Becker
& Cownie, Inc., as follows:
on
until
as of Feb.
1, 1964. Interest
Legality approved by Wyatt,
Graftdn & Grafton, of Louisville.
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.; John Nuveen & Co.,
$260,000
bids
(CST)
of
Sale—The
$650,000
Greater
New
Louisiana
Metairie, La.
Financial Report Issued—A re¬
port of the Greater New Orleans
Expressway Commission for the
fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1958,
prepared by Barton, Pilie, Hughes
& Jones,
certified public account¬
ants of New Orleans, La., is being
distributed by Authority Chair¬
man
John J, Holtgreve.
Certain
facts
contained
in
the
report which point to the satis¬
factory financial position of the
Expressway and the excellent
public acceptance of the Lake
Pontchartrain
Causeway,
major
revenue
source
for the Express¬
way, are set forth as follows:
(1) The / Sinking Fund as of
Oct. 31, 1958 amounted to $3,724,723.59 consisting of $918,048.89 in
the
Bond
Principal and
Sale
Bond
v.
189,
(State of)
The $20,000,000
—
highway bonds
Feb.
offered
4—
528—were awarded to a
p.
syndicate headed by the First Na¬
tional City Bank of New York,
and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at
a
price of 100.05, a net interest
cost of about 3.50%, as follows:
$4,814,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
7,124,000
Due
3.40s.
Feb.
on
1
Interest
3V2S.
Northern
Trust
Kidder,
Due
Trust
and
Feb.
on
1
Company;
Savings
Peabody & Co.;
Co.;
Eastman
Weld
&
Union
Securities
Co.
&
Bank;
White,
Dillon,,
Co.; Blair
&
Incorporated; B. J. Van Ingen
& Co.
Inc.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Co.; The First National Bank
of Memphis;
&
Barrow, Leary & Co.; The Ma¬
rine
Trust
Company
of
Western
Hemphill, Noyes &
Moseley & Co.; F. S.
Smithers & Co.; Braun, Bosworth
&
Co.
Incorporated;
First
of
Michigan Corporation; Estabrook
& Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
A. G. Becker & Co. Incorporated;
New
Co.;
York;
F.
S.
Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
Wood,
1959.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Chase Man¬
Bank,
New York
City;
Union
Trust
Co.
of
Maryland,
hattan
at
the Farmers'
Trust Co. of Mont¬
gomery County, Rockville. Legal¬
ity approved by Clark, Smith &
Prendergast, of Baltimore.
or
&
Banking
Prince
George's County (P. O.
Street, Hyattsville),
4017 Hamilton
Struthers
&
Co.;
W.
Bond
Offering
H.
—
Treasurer
of
The
First
Boston
Corp.;
Blyth
Lehman Brothers;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Kidder, Pea-r
body & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
&
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Gold^Sachs & Co.; Phelps, Fenn
man,
&
Co.;
,
;
*.
White, Weld & Co.; C. J. Devine
&
Cq.;
Hornblower &
Weeks;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.: Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; John Nuveen &
,
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.;
C. Ally 11 and Company, Inc.;
A.
Bear, Stearns & Co.;
Ales;.
Coffin & Burr,
Estabrook & Co.;
nounces
that sealed bids will be Incorporated;
received until 11 a.m. (EST) on Equitable Securities Corporation;
Hayden, Stone & Co.-; Hemphill,
Feb. 12 for the purchase of $768,Noyes & Co.; Lee Higginson Cor¬
000 bonds, as follows:
..
poration; Reynolds & Co.; Shields
$146,000 Prince George's Comity, &
Company; Stone & Webster
Anacostia River Flood Con¬
Securities Corporation;
; <■
-;
Suburban ..Sanitary
Commission James J. Lynch an¬
Washington
from 1975 to 1981 inclusive.
Harris
All of the bonds are dated Mar.
1,
Baltimore;
writing syndicate include:
~
&
Maryland
Participating in the offering are:
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank;
The
March 1 from 1960 to 1989
1966 inclusive.
1960 to
8,062,000
Expressway
Commission (P. O. Box 9203),
Due
inclusive.
Interest F-A. Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
1, 1974.
from 1967 to 1974 inclusive.
Orleans
District bonds.
Lot
of Feb.
LOUISIANA
and street bonds offered Feb. 3—
189,
Wil¬
F-A.
Ames, Iowa
v.
A.
able
IOWA
Bond Sate—The
Bond
ing
on
County (P. O. Hen¬
derson), Ky.
a.m.
Due on Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive. Callable as
Henderson
10
(CST) on Feb. 10 for the
purchase of $40,000 fire equip¬
ment and building bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1959.
Due Semi-annually
April 1, 1959.
Blair & Co. Incorporated;
,
Brown
&
Sons;
.
trol
bonds.
1961
from
to
Due
Feb.
on
422,000
Washington- Suburban
Sanitary
Commission,.. Ana¬
costia
River
bonds.
Due
1961
Control
Flood
on
Feb.
1
1984 inclusive.
to
from
Feb.
1
from
clusive.
Dated
Feb.
Due
:
\
on
1984 in¬
1961 to
.
v
1, 1959. - Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Equitable Trust Co., of Baltimore,
or at the
Suburban JIAfast Co., in
and interest
-
Tripp & Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; A. G.
Becker. &
Co., Incorporated; J.
C. Bradford & Co.; Clark, Dodge
& Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc>
Dominick
>
200,000 The Maryland-National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission, Anacostia River
Flood Control bonds.
.
1
inclusive.
1984
&
First
Dominick;
of
Michigan Corporation; Gregory &
Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.; W. E. Hutton
-
&
Carl
W.
H.
Co.;
:
*
*
-
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Morton- &
Co., Incorpo¬
rated; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Townsend,, Dabney & Tyr
Tucker, Anthony & R. ,L.
Day; Weed en & Co.; Wertheim &
Inc.;
son;
.
Volume 189
"
Number 5819
l
Dean
Witter
.
.
.
Commercial and Financial
Th
purchase of $250,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes:
Dated Feb. 15, 1959.
Due on Oct.-15; 195®.
' :
Wood,
v'
."Adams, McEntee
Co., Inc:;;
American Securities Corporation*;
Barr; Brothers & Co.;
William
Blair & Company; Dick & MerleSmith; Eldreoge & Co., Inc.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Geo. B.
Co.;
&
Co.;
Struthers & Go.;
Gibbons
&
*
•
Edmore
Community School District,
S. TV' Michigan
-
Bond
Offering—Lloyd Mattson,
Secretary of Board of Education,
,
Will
Company, > Incorpo¬
rated; Hallgarten.& Co.; Harkness
&-
Hill,
;
Incorporated;
Hirsch
receive
,
sealed
bids
until
$175,000 general obligation school
building!
&
Due
July" 1 from 1961 to 1986
inclusive. Principal and interest
rated;- Kean Taylor & Co.; New
(JrJ) payable at a bank or trust
York Hanseatic Corporation; Wm.
company designated by the pur¬
E: Pollock & Co.,-Inc.; Roosevelt
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
&r
Cross,/ Incorporated;
Stern Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone,
Brothers & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus
of Detroit.
*
& Co., Inc.; Stroud & Company,
Incorporated; Spencer Trask & Madison. Heights and Troy, Lamphere Public Schools District
Co.; G. H. Walker# Co.; Wood,
(P. O. 621 East Katherine
Gundy & Co., Inc.
on
-
on
Dated
Feb.
1,
Feb. 1 from 1961 to
1969 inclusive.
Legality approved
by Borsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Bond Offering—Catherine Sears,
District- Clerk, will receive sealed
.bids until 8
13
the
for
pjn. (CST) on Feb.
purchase of $650,000
genera) obligation school building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
March 1 from 1962 to 1989 in¬
Biloxi Municipal Separate. School
clusive.
Callable
of
March
1,
3972. Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
.
as
1959.
>
Massachusetts--
;
'..
the purchase, of
Reserves
Due
...
The
Authority reports that, for
just ended, the use of
turnpike by both passenger
the
year
the
apd commercial vehicles has con¬
tinued to increase, the increase in
the commercial traffic being par¬
corresponding months in
19,58 shows an increase in 1958 of
in
4.9%
passenger
vehicles
and
in commercial vehicles.
27.6%
It
anticipated that there will be
is
marked* acceleration of this' up¬
ward trend- when the Berkshire
a-
connection between the New. York
and the Massachusetts
Turnpike is open over its entire
length. This will occur, when the.
bridge over the Hudson River is
Thruway
,completed? early next spring.
;
New. Bedford, Mass. ■
r\Offering r— Gustaye* La*
Note
Marche, City Treasurer, will re¬
,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
yl 1a.m.
(EST) bir/Feb. 11- for the purchase of $1,000,009 tax antieipa;tibn notes. V Dated Feb. -18, "1959:
.
rDue
Oet. 2,0,
>
"r
-
■
* •.*}-
(E§T) on Feb.: 10 for the purchase
$500,Q69inotes. leafed Feb! 10,,
19,59; Due Oct. 1&J1959.;"
.
Somerville, Mass.'
Sale—The
Bolid
*
$1,150:000; in-
>
"
bonds, offered
ornerator
Feb.
3—
pi 649—were
189,
v;
Offering
—
School Dist.
D.
group
..
awarded to
composed of L. F. Roths¬
of; about
3.09%.
Taunton, Mass.
Offering—Thomas F. Corr, to a group composed of the North¬
Jr„ City Treasurer, will receive western. National Bank, of Minsealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) neapolis, Allison - Williams Co.,
op Feb. 10 for the purchase of Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and J.
M. Dairi. &; Co., at a price of par,
$500,000 notes.* Dated -Feb. *11,
a net interest cost of about
3.55%,
Note
1059. Due Nov. 10, 1959.
Bond Sale—The
erator
and? school
—
$900,000 incin¬
bonds
„
2.90s, at a
ef
about
St
Governor Robert B. Meyner and
the State Legislature.
Traffic in 1958, totaled
115
revenue
vehicles,
41,615,-
a, new re¬
%
Purchase
were
re¬
serially from 1960 to 1963
Natchez Separate Municipal
District, Miss.
School
were $30,159,491, an increase of
3.9% against the previpus year*
reported Commissioners; Joseph
Morecraft, Jr., Chairman; Corned
lius E. Gallagher, Vice-Chairman?
and Angus M. Harris, Treasurer,
The daily average revenue traf¬
fic
Bond Sale—The
in
1958
was
t
114,014; vehicles4
$1,500,000 school
offered Feb. 3
were awarded to a group headed
by the First National Bank of
Memphis.
Due serially from 1960 to 1984
which corresponded to 107,588 in
inclusive.
the previous year*
Picayune Separate School District,
Mississippi
Bond Sale—The $40,000 school
improvement bonds offered Feb.
4—v. 189, p. 393—were awarded
to Alvis & Co., as 3yss.
All revenues in 1958, including,
those from, tolls
($30,159,491);
from concessions ($2,400,793) and
income from investments as well
as other- income^ totaled; $34,114,71$. It compared with $32,840,440
in 1957.
building
bonds
1957. The average vehicle trip oni
the
Thrnpike
was. 29.6,
miles,;
against 30.6 miles in 1957, and the
average toll revenue per; vehicle
72.5
cents
against
73.9- cents, in,
.
,
.
-
0
-■
»
?
,
,
t
•
*
1
from
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
120,000 3.70s.* Due
home
Due
bonds.
on
Dated Feb.
1, 1959.
1980
Feb. 1 from 1962 to
on
Feb. 1 from
of
St.
Paul.
1976 to 1981 inclusive.
Inc., as
price of 100.39, a basis
MISSISSIPPI
In addition the entire issue will
an
extra 1.20%
interest
April 1,1959 to Feb. 1, 1960.
carry-,
2.85%.
from
MICHIGAN
Granite'Falls
Indep, School District
No. 894, Minn.
'
Feb.
Paying agent to be
60^)00 3.30s. Due on Feb. 1 from
named by the successful bidder.
.1970!. to 1972 inclusive.
Legality- approved by Briggs, Gil¬
60,000 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
bert/Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
19737 to 1975 inclusive.
Winslow,
Bay City School District, Mich.
f- Note Offering—Lyle E. Ewing,
Secretary of Board of Education;
Will receive sealed bids; until 7*30
prm.-'(EST) on Feb. i'O for the
on
:
'
_
,
Bond
ner,
Offering—Leah W. Skin¬
District -Clerk,
will receive
on
Feb.
18
for
the
Adams
Bond
County (P. O. Natchez),
Mississippi
Sale—The
$55,000 im¬
provement bonds, offered Feb. 3
were
awarded
tional Bank of
to
the
First
Na¬
Memphis.
Due serially from 1960 to 1969
(CST)
^
purchase of inclusive.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
March
Dated
1,
1959.
Due
on
March 1 from I960 tQ 1979 inclu¬
-
Net
1958..
revenue
provides
after expenses, in,
a coverage?
of l.92;
sive. Principal and interest pay¬ times- the bond interest! cpst» fory
able at the First National Bapk of the year, with all .reserves „filled«.
Boston.
Storey,
inclusive.
offered
v.
thony & R* L. Day, Lee Higginson
Corp., Estabrook & Co., and Chace,
Whiteside
-
$160,000 3s. Due
189, p. 649 — wdre
awarded to a group composed of
W. E. Hutton &. Co., Tucker, An¬
Feb* 4
follows:;
as
W.ellesley, Mass.
-
-
Jersey Turnpike- Authority
Legality
approved
by The? daily average gross- revenue
Thorndike,
Palmer" & in 1958. was $03,465. The daily
average required, to pay all in¬
Dodge, of Boston.
Red Lake County (P. O.
terest on bonds outstandings at*
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31, 1958; the retirement off
Red bake Falls), Minn.
General Bonds 314% -1950* issue?
Bond Offering—Arthur PreneHarrington Park School District,
in the amount of- $5,513,000; and;
vost, County Auditor, will receive
New Jersey
the operating expenses of the Ad"?
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Bond Offering — Sherwood D.
thority for the year is $71,885;
Feb. 24 for the purchase of $210,Spevey, Secretary of the Board
000
Emphasis in 1958; continued. t<L
general obligation nursing of Education, will receive sealed
wood & Co.
school building bonds offered Jan.
29—v.. .189, p. 529—were awarded
1
i
New
v
-
basis
Camden. Legality ap-'
&
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New, York City:
.
-
,
Lake
Feb;
inclusive.
D.
ern National Bank, First National
v;
MINNESOTA
child'& CO.; R. X Van Ingen &
B?nk, of St. Paul, John Nuveen
Co., Inc*, Snearson, Hammill &- Gaytpr4* Independent School Dist. & Co., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc;,
Caldwell, Phillips & Co., Harold
Co., and Lbker, Sparrow & Co.,
; No. 732, Minn.
E. Wood & Co., and Woodard-Elas 3.10s, at a price of
100.001; a
Bond Offering — The $400,000
a
Camden
~
1959;
of
•
Bond
ap¬
interest
the
-
-
-
Legality
County
No. .621» Minn.
1,
and
During 1958, additional second',
Washington County (P. O. Green¬
series bonds of $12,949,000 paiv
ville), Miss.
value were retired. The total comBond- Offering—A. D. Brooks,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors, pares with $13,480,000 par value of;
will receive sealed bids until 11 bpnds retired at the end of 1957,
These bring total retirements to
a.m. (CST) on Feb. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 road and bridge $29,910,000 at the end t of 1958.
"Market conditions being favorbonds. Due serially from 1961 to
1966 inclusive.
;
ahlo* th.e; Authority purchased
these bonds in the open market
; MONTANA
at an ayerage cost of, $96.58. per
\
$100*,>
reported--Commissioner^
Carbon County, Fromberg High.
Morecraft, Gallagher and Harris.,
School District No. 6 (P. O.
ijiis cost: compared, with, the caRk
Billings),' Mont.
as of Oct ,1,
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬ prices p£ these, bonds of 103 prior?
1968. Principal and ! Bond Sale—The $1,370,000 build¬
tp July, 1,1958. and of lQ^ supi-"
interest (A-O) payable at a bank ing, bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 189, ceived until 8 p.m.
(MST) on
or
trust company designated by p. 93—were awarded to a group Feb. 24 for the purchase of $100,- sequent thereto.
: "In. accordance with the provi-.
the;purch'aser. Legality approved headed by J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., 000 school bonds, it is reported.
sion of the Bond: Resolution th^»
py ; Miller, 'Canfield, Paddock & at a price of par, a net interest
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Authority is called upon to.pro¬
cost of about 3.66%, as follows:
Stdne," of: Detroit. *.
vide necessary moneys to . retire*
Berlin, JY. H.
$365,000 3.20s. Due on Jan. 1 from
/ '
Rp'ckwood, Mich.
$5,513,000 in the 12-month periodi
1
Note. Sale—The $300,000 notes
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Bqud^Offerhng — Myron Foun-;
ended; Now 15; 1959, A start? oft
155,000 2^s. Due on Jan. 1 from offered - Feb. 2—v. 189, p. 650—
tain,* Village Cl erk, will receive
this.retirement wag made in De^
were awarded to the Boston Safe
1972 to. 1974 inclusive.
sealed bH$ until 8 p.^a. (EST) on
cember of last year when,$2,125,450,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1 from Deposit & Trust Co., at 1.938%
Eeb. lp fdr-the purchase of $36,Opp par value of these bonds (oft
!"
discount.
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
000
which. $12,000 were for delivery
special
assessment
water
400,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Dover, N. H.
bopds; Dated .Sept. 1, J958. Due
after. Dec. 31) was purchased, in;
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
on Septv L'frthi* 1959 to 1962 in¬
Bond
Offerings—Norman
T. the. open market; at am average
The bonds bearadditional in¬
clusive;'
cpst of $95,132 per $10Q. The. call;
Prfticjpal* and interest
Brownlee, Director of, finance,
(M-S) payable" at a bank or trust terest of; 2.10% from May 1, 1959 will receive sealed bids at the price is $100.
It is confidentiyy
company designated by the pur¬ to Jan. i, 1960. ;
First National Bank of Boston, 45 anticipated that full provision will*
chaser. ^Legality
approved
by ; Other members of the syndi¬ Milk St., Boston, until 11 a.m. have been made for. this $5,513,000.
Dickinson^ Wright, Davis, McKean cate: Allison-Williams Co., Piper, (EST) on Feb. 25 for the pur¬ prior, tp May 1, 1959," the? Qom& Cudlip, of Detroit.
Jaffray & Hopwood, Northwest¬ chase of $1,000,000 sewer bonds. missioners report.
.
;.VSomervilleii Mass.
V
;
Note? Offerjngr^William J. Rey^
«qblds, City Treasurer, - will rfi^..
ceive sealed bids.until -11!
...'■'"-'V-:
June
Duel
.
offered
bonds
Due
View Indep.
.
ticularly noticeable.
The,, turn¬
pike was opened in May, 1957.
\ A comparison of toll revenues
for the final seven months of 1957
with the
J-D.
of
premium of $600.
Wendt,
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Da¬ District Clerk, will receive sealed
vis, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit. bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
12 for the purchase of $400,000
Mason Public School Dist., Mich.
general obligation school build¬
Bond Offering — Stanley G.
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1959.
Holmes;" Secretary of Board of
Due on March 1 from 1962 to
Education, will receive sealed bids
1982 inclusive. Principal and in¬
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 25 for
terest
payable at any suitable
the purchase of $1,400,000 school
bank or trust company designated
building, bonds. Dated April 1,
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
1959. Diie on July 1 from 1960 to
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
1985 inclusive. Bonds due in 1970
Barber & Marquart, of Minne¬
and thereafter are callable' as of
apolis.
July 1, 1969- Principal and inter¬
est (J-J), payable at a bank or
New Hope, Minn.
trust company designated by the
Bond Offering — Don Trucker,
purchaser. Legality approved by
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Miller,
Canfield, r Paddock
&
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
Stone, of Detroit.
10 for the purchase of $417,000
Porf: Hurop Building Authority
temporary
improvement bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due Feb. 1,
(P. O. Port Huron), Mich.
Bond Offering — Arthur W. 1961. Principal and interest (F-A)
Hitchings, Secretary, will receive payable at the American National
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) Bank, St. Paul. Legality approved
On Feb;
17 for the purchase of by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
$150,000- revenue bonds.1 Dated & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Oct.. 1,1953. Due on Oct. 1 from
19$9 tp. 1977 inclusive. Bonds due New Prague Indep. School> District
'No. 721, Minn.
in 1969" anp, thereafter are callable
ip addition, there is available a
contingency reserve in excess of
.
as
a
Mounds
from 1960 to 1984
Callable
Interest
1969.
substantially the full year of 1959
have already been set aside with
the trustee from earnings, and,
$4,000,000.
June 1
on
inclusive.
interest .for
bond
for
:
jected.
plus
1,1958.
1957.
cord, and an increase of 6% com¬
with the previous year
Lowndes County (P. O. Columbus), pared
When, the total was 39,269,643 ve¬
Mississippi
Bonds Not Sold—Bids for the hicles. The toll revenues in. 195.8;
tax anticipation certificates of in¬
$375,000 building
clusive.
Principal
(JrJ)
payable at
Trust Co.,
approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
$53,000
and site bonds. Dated Dec.
Dated June 1,
pec. 1 from-1959 to 1977 in¬
highlighted the 1958 report of the
Principal and New Jersey Turnpike Authority to.
cessful bidder. Legality
Hiller, Secretary of the Board of debtedness offered Feb. 4—v. 189,
Education, will receive sealed bids p. 649 — were awarded to Kuhn,
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 10 for Loeb & Co., at 1.90%
interest,
.Earnings: Report--The report
the Authority for 1958 shows
net earnings, after operating and
maintenance expense, of $7,120,255, equal to 90% of the bond
interest charges for.; that period.
of
-
March 1 from 1960
on
inclusive.
interest payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
Certificate Sale—The $3,000,000
St., Madison Heights), Mich.
Bond Offering— Frederick W.
-
Turnpike Authority,
Due
1984
to
,
'
on
(P. O. New. Brunswick), N. 7,
Elder,
Issues Annual Report —« An in¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed crease in traffic and revenues, the
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb. start
of retirement
of. General
16 for the purchase of $2,000,000 bpnds as well as additional
retire-. '
school
bonds.
Dated
March
1, ments of Second Series bonds,?
Louis;
Minneapolis, Minn.
bonds.
District, Miss.
Offering—Roy L.
Bond
on
-.
.
Bay St., Louis Separate Sch. Diet.
Mississippi
Bond Offering—J.. Cyril Glover,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1) a.m. (CST) on Feb.
li. for the purchase of $185,000
school bonds.
Lanesboro Independent School
District No. 229, Minn.
8
(EST) on Feb. 19 for. the
purchase of $480,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1959.
bonds.
1959. Due
pjn.
Co.; E. F: Hutton & Company;
.> *The Illinois Company, Incorpo¬
Massachusetts
53
(753)
—1
■"
-mm
>
bids
until
be focused
8 p.m.
on
(EST) on Feb.
safety factors
purchase of $320,000
the Turnpike.
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
17
the
for
Due
on
Oct.
1 from
1959 to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Closter Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Closter.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Monroe Township (Pi O.
nation's highways as a
Williamstown), N. J•
Bond Offering—Alfred G.
fatal
Of
Scot),
further improving
for patrons? using
The safety, recoydi
was* good, in spite of increased!
traffic in that year. There - were
1,004 accidents of all kinds equal
to a rate of 81.0 per 100 million
miles of travel; compared with lj045 in 1957, equal to a rate of 86.6.
For both years, the rates were far
below those of the State's and the*
24
in
1958
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
lost their
tion, will receive sealed bids until
2.42
7:30 p.m. on Feb.
chase of $1,235,000
In
for
whole.
there were
in which 30 persons
accidents
lives, a fatality rate of100 million miles?
fatal accr*
each
1957 there were 20
1® for the pur¬
school building dents, causing death to 24 p^^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(754)
54
equal to a; rate of 1.99 per
sons,
100 million.
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
v.'
of
National, Bank
Grace
New
$145,000; Empire Trust Com¬
pany $132,000; United States Trust
Company of New York $120,000;
Sterling National Bank & Trust
Co. of New York $98,000; Federa¬
tion Bank & Trust Co. $98,000;
53,Colton (P. O. Colton), N. Y.
whose cars ran
Bond Sale
The $86,000 high¬
gasoline, for mechanical way garage bonds offered Feb. 3
troubles, tire repairs, overheating —v. 189, p. 650—were awarded to
and other causes.
An average of Roosevelt &
Cross, as 3*4s, at a
146 aids per day were rendered
price of 100.01, a basis of about
compared with 142 in 1957.
;
3.24%.
There were 19,406 speeding ar¬
rests
in
1958
against 18,096 in
York $65,000; Kings County Trust
Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. $58,000; Underwriters Trust Company
1957 whereas other traffic arrests
ment
.
Feb.
offered
—
of
out
.
numbered
to 5,-
7,014 compared
The total arrests in 1958 were
355.
28,685, including 2,265 criminal
arrests, against 25,144 in 1957.
-Of major importance from the
-Standpoint of safety in 1958, was
the installation of extensive bar¬
riers in the median to prevent
Hilton, N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
$92,000 public
and street improve¬
ment bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 189,
parking
York
Reid
liam
J
*
Offering—Chairman
-
Wil¬
that
announces
the
Authority will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 10
for
the purchase of $24,095,000
about 3.46%.
VV,,'•■!
loan
notes - (Issue
Houghton College (P. O. Hough*-J temporary
CLXI).
Dated March 16, 1959.
Nv
ton), N. Y.
I
Due on Sept. 21, 1959. Payable at
Bond Sale—The $390,000 non¬
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
tax
exempt dormitory revenue
.
cars which get out of control from
crossing to the opposing lanes. In
1957 and early in 1958, such bar¬
riers were erected on the Hackenbonds offered Jan. 30—v. 189, p.
eack and Passaic Rivers. The Au¬
thority also has decided to extend
the barrier north from Elizabeth,
where
Hiver,
barrier
mile
three
a
installed
was
the Passaic
a
No.
1958,
to
northern
the
in
the Federal
I slip
distance of 6 miles. Con¬
in
tract bids will be sought shortly.
It is
contemplated, moreover,
that
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Housing and Home Finance Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
•
Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par. New York- City.
sold to
were
end
the
of
Union Free School District
7 (P. O. Oakdale), N. Y.
Bond " Offering — Arthur
E.
Jr.,
President
of
the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Feb. 11 for the purchase of
Premm,
"Turnpike, where traffic is" heavy,
the barrier ultimately will extend
to Ridgefield Park.
Also under $1,570,000 school construction
ctudy is a plan of remote control bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1959. Due
weather warning signs.
of the 63
These
signs are now operated
tnanually along the Turnpike.
v
.
Perth
Amboy, N. J.
Offering—Donald
Bond
sealed
nance, will receive
until 11 a.m. (EST)
bids
Feb. 25
tor the purchase of $200,000 school
|>onds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
March
■©n
1
on
1960
from
to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved
fey Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Lakes School District,
New Jersey
-
Pompton
'
Bond
Offering—James
S. Har¬
den, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
tintil 8 p.m.
the
(EST) on Feb. 18 for
of $975,000 school
purchase
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1988 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
on
(F-A)
Feb.
15 from
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co. of Pater-
in Pompton Lakes. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield 1
con,
Hanrahan,
McGovern
Lane, of New York City.
Monroe County
Water Authority
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
p.
529—were awarded
to
as
Woodbury, Bloomington
Monroe,
Grove, Chester and Tuxedo Central
School
District No.
Central
iVood-Ridge School District, N. J.
: Bond Offering—Guy G. Viseonti, Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 18 for
the purchase of $915,000 school
fe«ri*ding
bonds.
1958. Due
Dated
Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
on
1978
inclusive. Prinicpal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Wood - Ridge National Bank of
Wood-Ridge. Legality approved
fey-Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
NEW YORK
.Brookhaven, Ridge Fire District
(P. O. Ridge), N. V.
■
Bond Offering—Marion Ferran-
iello, District Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
{pST)
on
bids,
until
3
re¬
p.m.
Feb. 27 for the purchase
cf $24,000 fire truck bonds. Dated
f?ebrl, 1959. Due
I960
to
1964
«nd interest
rence
1 (P. O.
Valley), N. Y.
on Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(FrAV payable at the
Ceeples; National Bank, of Patchdigue. Legality approved by Vau-
Sale
—
Comptroller Law¬
E. Gerosa has awarded
$25,tax anticipation notes to
and
trust
companies
participating as members of The
City of New York short term fi¬
nancing group. The awards con¬
000,000
20
banks
sisted
2.40s.
The City will
11
ami.
.
bonds.
ment
Due
Dated. Jan. 1„ 1959.
April 1 from-1960 to 1980
on
Bonds
due in
:
1975 and
.
are callable-as of April
1, 1974,
Principal- and interest ;
payable at the City Treasurer's of-;
fice.
Legality approved by Dor- ;
Graham),
Bond
Offering—W. E. Easter- sey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Marling, Secretaiy of Local Govern¬ quart, of Minneapolis.
Note
ment
The foregoing suppleCommission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬ ments the report in our issue of
Feb. 2—v. 189, p..651.
:
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
17 for the purchase of $3,500,000
OHI©
school
building
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1959.
Due on March 1
Amherst, Ohio —
.
Forty-
Issue.
Due
June
on
12,
1959.
One
7,253,000
Forty-
Hundred
fourth Issue.
Due
on
Sept. 11,
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
Chase Manhattan Bank, of
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
at the
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell,
of New
City.
Note
—
issue
Each
of
will be
Payable at
notes
March 10, 1959.
Corn
Chemical
;
-
Bond
;
foregoing supple¬
issue of
the report in our
Feb. 2—v. 189, p. 651.
Guilford County (P. O.
Greensboro), N. C.
Offering—Robert
L.
Re-
Village- Cleric;
will re- '
ceive sealed bids until-noon (EST) '1
on
Feb. 17 for the-purchase of :
$40,300 special assessment sewerimprovement bonds. Dated Feb. I, •
nOuard,
Due
1959.
The
ments
to
1969
1
Dec;
on
from
19601
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at theLorain County' Savings & Trust
Co., Amherst. Legality approvedby Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,'
$3,000,000 school of Cleveland.
anticipation notes
Bath-Richfield Local School Dist,
offered Feb. 3—v. 189, p. 651—
(P. O. West Richfield)? Ohio r.
were
awarded to the Wachovia
Note Sale—The
building
bond
-
Bank & Trust
Co., Winston-Salem,
interest, plus a premium
at 2.20%
1959.
.
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
York
One Hundred
.
>
of
Offering—Lester
Clerk of the Board- of
Swartz,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
$157.
>
■
on Feb. 19 for the purchase
$750,000 school building bonds.
Dated March 1, 1959; Due on Dec.
(EST)
High Point, N. C.
Exchange
Bond
;
,
of
Bond Sale—The
1
1960
from
to
1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest: (J-D) payable
of
at
the
First
National
Akron.
'
Bank
.....
.
Berea, Ohio*
-
Bond Sale—The street
ment
fered
Jan.
improve-;
bonds
were
Co.,
a
totaling $65,000 of¬
27 — v. 189, p. 198—-
awarded
as
to* McDonald
&
3%s, at a-price of 100.90, "
basis of about 3.32%.
'
Note
the First National Bank of Wash¬
ington,
third
the
—
bids until
(CST> on Feb. 24 for the purchase
$637,000 refunding improve¬
inclusive.
$2,200,000 bonds
Bank, of New York City. Legality; offered Feb. 3—v. 189, p. 530—
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,- were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Bond
Offering — Franklin
W.
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York headed
by the Chemical Corn
Judson, Chairman, will receive
City.
Exchange Bank, New York City,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
New York (State of)
at a price of 100.039, a net interest
on
Feb. 17 for the purchase of
Bond Offering — Arthur Levitt, cost of about 3.16%, as follows:
$13,200,000 water revenue bonds.
Comptroller, will receive $1,700,000 water bonds: $900,000
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 State
from 1961 to 1999 inclusive. Call¬ sealed bids until Feb. 18 for the
3s, due on March 1 from 1960
to 1970 inclusive; and $800,000
able as of Feb. 1, 1969. Principal purchase of $60,000,000 bonds, as
and interest (F-A) payable at the follows:
:■>
3^4s, due on March 1 from
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
r
Marine Midland Trust Co., New $24,000,000 highway bonds.
York
500,000 street improvement
City, or at the Lincoln
18,000,000 higher educational fa:
Rochester
Trust Co., Rochester.
cilities bonds.
^ bonds:
$290,000 3s, due on
March 1 from 1960 to 1970
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
18,000,000 mental health con¬
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
struction bonds.
inclusive; and $210,000 V/as,
due on March 1 from 1971 to
York City, and Nixon, Hargrave,
Oyster Bay, Locus Valley Fire '
1977 inclusive.
Devans & Day, Counsel to the
Dist. (P. O. Locust Valley),
Authority.
Others in the syndicate: Gold¬
'»•'
New York-
3.94%*
••Washington Twp. School District
(P. O. Washington), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $23,000 school
feuilding bonds offered Feb. 3—
189,
$35,855,000
.
,
V.
Alamance County (P. O.
North Carolina
Offering—Chairman Wm.
that the Author¬
1 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 17 for the
purchase of $43,108,000 temporary
notes, as follows:
dated
.;
of
basis of about 3.43%.
a
sealed
receive
Co., Chicago, W.
Hammill & Co., and John Small &
Co., as 3I2S, at a price of 100.34,
announces
ity will receive sealed bids until
&
School
about
Note
Reid
gality approved by Sullivan, Don¬
ovan,
Bond Offering
Trust
.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the Oystcrmen's
Bank & Trust Co., Sayvillc. Le¬
Bond-Sale—The $700,000 school
District, N. J. building bonds offered Feb. 4
$255,000 school —v. 189, p. 650—were awarded
fends-offered Jan. 29—v. 189, p. to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as
593 — were awarded to Boland,
3.40s, at a price of 100.28, a basis
^Baffin & Co.,. and the Camden of about
3.37%.
.,
•
?
:
Trust
Company,
of
Camden,
New York City, N. Y.
jointly, as 4s, at a price of 100.39,
of
Authority,
'''
1960 to 1989 in¬
Bond Sale—The
«t-basis
New York City Housing
New York
clusive.
Wood, of New York City.
Hunnemede
Northern
Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
1, 1972. Interest J-J.
Fargo, N. Dak.
com¬
H. Morton & Co., Shearson,
"
Ol-
F.
Director of Revenue and Fi¬
-«en,
on
group
Authority,
DeGolyer & Co., jointly, as dVzs,
at a price of 100.19, a basis of
—
a
Jan.
on
thereafter
New
Note
p.
529
Western
of
to
Marine Trust Co.
New York, Buffalo,
the
of
NORTH CAROLINA
New York City Housing
area
650—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, Inc., and John J.
Amalgamated Bank of New
The
awarded
were
posed
bonds.
Due
$1,403,000 bonds
5—v. 189, p. 651—
$30,000.
Police rendered
State
The
311 aids to patrons
,
Troy, N. Y.
_
Bond Sale—The
York
Monday, February 9, 1959
..
.
of
an
authorized
issue
of
$15,000,000 dated Jan. 29, 1959,
payable May 11, 1959, subject to
redemption on or after May 1,
1959; and an authorized issue of
$10,000,000 to be dated Feb. 4,
1959, payable May 11, 1959, sub¬
ject to redemption on or after
May 1, 1959.
The notes bear in¬
terest
at
the rate of 2%
and
are
subject to redemption at the op¬
tion
of
the
Comptroller upon
notice given five days prior to
such redemption date.
The
Notes
participating banks and the
allotted
Manhattan
are:
Bank
The
Russell
D.
will receive
a.m. (EST) '
on
Feb. 11 for the purchase of
Bond Sale—The $75,000 build¬ man, Sachs Sc Co.; Eastman Dillon, $83,106.60
special' assessment
Union
Securities
Co.; Alex. street improvement-bonds. Dated
ing bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 189,
Brown & Sons; Model, Roland &
March 1, 1959: Due on March I
p. 530 — were awarded to the
Matinecock Bank of Locust Val¬ Stone; F. W. Craigie & Co.; Secu¬ from 1961 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
rity National Bank, of Greens¬
ley, as WaSt at a price of 100.01,
cipal- and interest:- (M-S) payable
boro; Thomas & Co.; Burns, Cor- at the
a basis of about 3.24%.
!"
City Treasurer's office.
bett & Pickard, Inc.; McCormick
Legality approved/ by Bricker,
Rochester, N. Y.
& Co., and Rambo, Close & KerEvatt, Barton, Eckler & Niehoff,
Bond Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
ner> Inc.
of Columbus. •
ton, City Comptroller, will receive
Spencer, N. C.
Additional Offering—The above
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Bond Sale—The $263,000 sani¬ official also will receive sealed
Feb. 11 for the purchase of $4,tary sewer bonds offered Jan. 27 bids at the- same time for the
925,000 bonds, as follows:
—v. 189, p. 530—were awarded to
purchase of $67,609 special assess¬
$450,000 public parking garage Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
ment street improvement bonds.
:
bonds. Due on March 1 from
Smith, at a price of par, a net Dated March 1,. 1959. Due on Sept.
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
interest cost of about 4.30%, as 1
from
1959
to
1969 inclusive.
2,500,000 inner loop land acquisi¬ follows:
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
tion bonds. Due on March 1
$48,000 6s.' Due on June 1 from able at the City Treasurer's of¬
from 1960 to 1973 inclusive.
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
fice. Legality approved by Bricker,
125,000 sanitary sewer system
45,000 4s. Due on June 1 from Evatt, Barton, Eckler & Niehoff,
bonds. Due-on March 1 from
.
Company
$620,090;. Marine Midland Trust
Company of New York $427,000;
The Bank of. New .York $405,000;
1971 to
1,000,000 public parking
Due
on
Dated
Bond
Offering
City
March
1, 1959. Principal
(M-S) payable at
The Hanover Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
were
&
a
Feb.
3—v.
awarded
Co., Inc., at
to
Doctors
Hospital (P.O. Columbus),
Ohio
$82,000 bonds
189, p. 651—
F. W. Craigie
a
follows:
000
Bond Offering—Patrick F. Cam-
to
$40,000
Village Treasurer, will re¬
from
(EST) on Feb. 19 for the pur¬
$115,000 non-tax exempt
intern apartment revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
a.m.
chase of
1 from 1961 to 1999 inclusive.
2V2s, due
1961
Bond Offering—H.E.Clybourne,
Treasurer of Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 10
;
$62,000 sanitary sewer bonds: $5,000 4s, due Feb. 1, 1960; $17,-
Seneca Falls, N. Y.
r
of Columbus.
price of 100.06,
net interest cost of about 2.70%,
as
—
Clerk,
sealed bids until 11:39
June 1 from
1981 inclusive.
Sale—The
offered
interest
muso,
on
Wilson, N. C.
garage
March 1 from
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
and
inclusive.
Drake,
5,000 31/2S. Due on June 1, 1982.
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
bonds.
1970
to
165,000 4%s. Due
sewage treatment plant
bonds. Due on March 1 from
Chase
York
$2,108,000; Bankers Trust
Company $2,075,000; Irving Trust
Company $1,350,000; The Hanover
Bank $1,277,000; J. P. Morgan &
Co,, Inc. $702,000;
The New York Trust
1968
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
850,000
$5,483,000;
The
First National City Bank of New
York $5,257,000; Chemical
Corn
Exchange $2,280,000; Manufactur¬
ers
Trust
Company
$2,270,000;
Guaranty Trust Company of New
Columbus^Ohio
Bond
1963
2%s,
1964
to
Feb. 1 from
inclusive; and
due on Feb. 1
on
inclusive.
1967
In¬
terest A-O.
Squire,
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Leipsic Local School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Donald Place,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
(EST) on Feb. 10 for the purchase
will receive sealed bids until noon
of, $440,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
(EST) on Feb. 25-for the pur¬
to 1963 inclusive.
on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
chase of $300,000 school improve¬
1977 in¬
clusive.
ment bonds. Dated March 1,1959.
Principal and
interest
NORTH DAKOTA
Due on Dec. 1 from; 1960 to 1979
(M-S)
payable at the Lincoln
Dwight, N. Dak.
National Bank & Trust Company
inclusive. Principal - and. interest
of Syracuse, in Seneca Falls. Le¬
Bond
Offering — George- M. (J-D) payable at: the Bank of
gality; approved by VandeWater, Swanstrom, Village Clerks will Leipsic. Cdpnty, Leipsic* Legality
Sykfes, Heckler
GallO\yay,; of receive bids until Feb. 9 for; the approved; by> Squire,: .Sanders
New - York City.- ^
* -. ^
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
$5,000 4s,
due Feb. 1, 1960; and $15,000
W2S, due on Feb. 1 from 1961
20,000
general
bonds:
_
.
-
..
.
.
Number 5819
189
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Waverly Local Sch. District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 189,
p. 530—were awarded to a group
composed of Magnus & Co., W.
E. Hutton & Co., Westheimer &
Logan Elm Local School District
(P- O. Logan), Ohio
"...
'.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
improvement
sold to
-
$940,000
bonds
was
composed of Swee¬
Cartwright & Co., Hayden,
7 Miller ;8c Co., Fahey/ Clarke" &
'/ Co;, Stranahan, Harris & Co., and
'
Wm.
/, at
•
group
a
City
tock,
Jl*ML-
Offering—Joseph.
Auditor, -will
Bond; Offering—Leland
ceive."; sealed
receive
Manager,
-
bids
R.
Or-
until i
re¬
noon
,f.800 bonds^/as- follows//
ment' stfeet
$260,000 water works, improve•• -..merit. bonds/- Due on. itjor-.. 1
.
/from I960 to 1979. inclusive-.
?
36.000
.
bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
1
^r::;;: i960 to 1964 inclusive.
.,
PfinCipal.'and interest (J-D)
from. of .Cleveland.
Legality
sale
Jan.
on
via
27
negotiated
syndicate
by a
headed • by
Moore, Leonard
Lynch, a? follows:
/
approved
-
•
.Cleveland//,:./;7
general
obligation improvement
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
ilton National Bank, Knoxville.
Legality approved by Chapman &*
Sept. 1 from 1960 to. 1969 in¬ Cutler, ot Chicago.
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Wilson County> West Wilson
Morgan, Lewis
&
Bockius,
of
Utility Dist. (P. O. Mt. Juliet), ><
Philadelphia.
on
Tennessee
Newport Township School District
(P. O. Wanamie), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $28,000 general
obligation bonds offered Feb. 3—
v.
189, p. 651—were awarded to
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
as
5V4S, at a price of 100.25, a
basis
about
5.20%.
Pine Twp. School Authority (P. O.
R. D. No. 1, Gibsonia), Pa.
>
Offering—J. A.
Giffosd,
Secretary, will receive seated bids.
uhtil
for
2
Feb. 14
$450,CRM)
(CST) on
purchase
of
p.m.
the
waterworks
revenue
June 1, 1958.
Due
bonds. Dated
June 1 from
Bonds cftie i
are call¬
on
1961 to 1993 inclusive.
1966
able
and
of June
as
the
at
thereafter
First
Payable
1, 1965.
American
National
Bank, of Nashville, or at the Op¬
tion of the holder,, at the First
National City Bank, of New York
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Feb. 17 for the. purchase of City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
$1,600,000 school building revenue
bonds, as follows:
TEXAS
Bond
Offering—David
Secretary,
more,
v
-•;*
Bond
in
Butter-r
will
receive
due on Sept. 1, 1965; $50,000
3.30s/due on Sept. 1, 1966; $750,000 bonds. Due on March 1
'from 1961 to 1984 inclusive.
s''<•• $50,000 3.40s, due on Sept. 1,
//'V
Woodlawn, Ohio
of
&
serial bonds, for $30,000 2y2s, due on Sept.
1, 1961;
/
$30,000 2%s, due on Sept. 1,
;
.-1962; $30,000 3s, due on Sept.
» <•
1, 1963; $35,000 3.10s, due on
Sept. 1, 1964; $50,000 3.20s,
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
.
r:; from £960» -to/ 1969 inclusive.
§1*800 stbxm aind sanity • sewer
•
pay-:
abife at the Central National Bank
134,000- special ass6s§mght street;
paving bbhds. Due "on Noy. l
-
/
T<
w,ater; maihi construction
purchased
bonds. .$1,485,000
Dated^MSreh 17 1959.: Due on Dec.
frem- 1-960 to
1969
inclusive.
.
.,£13y
X
improvement
bonds totaling $3,285,000
revenue
were
will
sealed bids until- noon/(EST)- oit
(EST) on Feb. 17 for -the purjFebrJO'forthe- purchase- of $481,;-.
ehSse"" of^ $86,500 special assess¬
-
Principal and
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
(A-O)
*
ehddiff,:. City
•
_
April 1 from 1960
on
inclusive.
horn ,&
\'?
Lorain, OhipJ*:
,
;
1979
interest
,
/ Bond
.V-
1, 1959. Due
to
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Co;> Berman, Selonick & Co., EinPENNSYLVANIA
Co.;, and John W. ReinJ. Mericka & Co., as- 3%s,, hart & Co., as 41/4S, at a price of ■Chartiers Valley Joint Sch. District
100.69,ra basis of about 4.17%." 1
'Authority, (P. O. Bridgeville), Pa.
price of 100.93.
«7
;
Bond
Sale — School
building
Westerville, Ohio
ney
■
a
55
(755)
•
Callable as of March 1, 1964.
/
1967; $55,000 3V4s,. due ,on
$35,000 Riddle
850,000 bonds. Due March 1, 1999.
Sept./!,: 1968; $55,000 3.60s,
Rhad hiidgh- Bonds offered Jan.
due on Sept; 1; 1969;
•X7construction bonds/ £>ue- .oil
/
Callable.
$55,000
i3r-^- lM,"^p. 2791—were awarded
;y:?V rp; Nov- la from I960, to ,1964 in-.
hi^ 3.70s, due ,on Sept. 1, 1970;
The bonds are dated March 1,
to' Magrttls .&^Company, as 4s.
• V
.:elusive-.
V'$60,000 3.80s, due on Sept. 1, 1959. Principal and interest
(M-S)
":
Datdd MarCh:,rlv l959. Fnincipal
<X 1971; $60,000 3.90s, due on payable at the Mellon National
OKLAHOMA i -'•
Sept.. 1, 1972; $65,000 3.95s; Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh. Le¬
4and - iriteresf ' '(M-N)repayable :at
\
South Coffeyville, Okla. <
-.due on Sept. 1, 1973; $65,000
gality approved by Burgwin, Rufr^Boiiji Safe—The $100,000 sewer •: %. 4s," due on Sept. 1, 1974; $135,- fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
000 4.05s, due on Sept. 1, 1975
systeih; Bonds offered Feb. 3—
;
ders & Dempsey* of Cleveland, r
Warwick Township School District
v.^189, p.'651-—were awarded to
and 1976; $150,000
4.10s, due
Bridgeport Indep. School District
Texas
rnu-
.
;
-
-
Sale —The
Bond
limited
tax
Jan. 29
school
$160,000 un-"
bonds
offered
awarded to the Mu¬
were
nicipal Securities Co., and Eddleman-Pollok Co., jointly, at a price
of 100;Ol, a net interest cost of
about 3.77%, as follows:
-
$67,000 31/2S. Due
*
on
Feb. 10 from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
,.
-K?2lMjtlp&e- Heights, Ofci<r*
7
-
7
were
Honnpld Co.
awarded to McDonald-&r Co/,*
4i'is,;-at
./as
a.
price
of- 101.76,
a
>
-
Sale—The
Bond
•
improvement
Woodward.
as
3s, at
of
...
about
price of 100.34,
2.88%.
Ohio
/.
i
Bartlett
announces
,
that the Board
.,
ter," City "Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST)
on
Feb. 9 for the purchase
of
Dated March
bonds.
March
on
inclusive.
1
1, 1959. Due
1960
from
Principal
and
to
1974
interest
(M-S) payable- at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
-
,
'
.
school improvement bonds. Dated
..
March 1, 1959. Due
semi-annually.
*
June
on
and
Dec;
1
from. 1960
Multnomah: County, Lynch School
Dist. No.-28 (P. O. Portland), Ore.
Bond Offering—Dora L. Stevis,
•
; to
inclusive;
1982
Principal
and
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank,, of Miamisburg. Le-
District
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
19
interest
•&
bids
Clerk, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
purchase of $495,000
unitl
the
for
school building bonds. Dated Jan.
Williams, of Cincinnati.
15,1959. Due-on Jan. 1 from 1960
1974 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable at
the
J
Bond Offering—OrloTH. * Wolf, County. Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Township
Clerk,
will
receive ity^, approved: by Shuler, Sayre,
sealed bids until noon (jEST) on Winfree & Rankin, of Portland..
X Mifflin Township (P.- Q.,124,
:
v
v
_
to
Church- Street, Ashland), Ohio,
Feb. 10 for the purchase of $20,000
Portland, Oregon
7;! fire equipment bonds. Dated Jan.
"7.
1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
1,
March
1, 1959. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Bridgeville
Trust
Company,
of
Bridgeville. Legality approved by
Burgin, • Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬
burgh..
and interest
$?•?:■'*■* *"i ,/ $100,000 fire station alarm system
of Education will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
24 for the purchase of' $650,000
r
..-
.
Eugene, Oregon
Offering—Clerk James F.
Bond
:
"
.
Bond Offering—Daniel O. Pot¬
|
.....
</
.
-OltEGON
basis
a
Miamisburg City School District,
i
.
a.
-
to
and
1978;
on Sept. 1,
Okla.
1979 and 1980; $170,000 4.20s,
$230,000 sew¬
' due on Sept. 1, 1981 and 1982;
and sanitary
: < r and
$180,000 4Vis, due " on
addition bond
} ,u Sept; 1, 1983 and /1984. utA
189, p/ 530—'
1,800,000 term bonds, as 4V£s, due
the Bank of
on Sept.
lt 1998.
;
,
Dated
Jan.
offered
189, p. 530—were awarded
Braun, Bos worth & .Co., Inc.,
•7., to
plant
hospital
30—v.
-
.
Sale—The
awarded
were
$49,800 - street.
bonds
Woodward,
" disposal
age
Sept.. 1, 1977
$160,000 4.15s, due
.on
.
Offering—Hazel
Other
members
of
Secretary of Board of School Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until* 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 18 for
the purchase of $100,000 general
obligation bonds. Dated March 1,
1959.
Due
interest
payable
National
town
Nuveen
North
-
Royalton Local Sch? District
Ohio
/"7;/ ;
;* *
Bond Sale—The
$320,000 school
bonds offered Feb.
5 improvement
'4—v. ljB9,* p. 394—were^awarded
y V to Fox, vReusch & Co., Inc.,. as
.;
:4V4S, at
a
price of 100.68v
a
basis
"
of
about
-,
,:
4.19%.
,
^
Oak Harbor, Ohio
bonds
'<
•
Feb.
3—v.: .189,
^p.
631—were awarded to J.* A. White
&
-
■
offered
Co.,
basis
a
as
.
$178^)00 4%s.: Due on March 15
/;Irom. 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
RHODE
4s, at a price of: 101.59,
: '
Umatilla?County School Dist.
Sale—The $345,000 build¬
15,
,
.
No.
61 (P. O. Stanheld), Ore.
Bond,Offering—Neva E. Clark,
~
Bond
March
333t,000 3s. Due on March 15 from
/
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
of• about 3.88%. ^'. *
Vanlue Local School District, Ohio
on
'
Warrensville
Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering—Laura A. Shur•
bier, Village Clerk-Treasurer, will
'receive
sealed
bids
until
noun
'the
interest
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Washington County School District
on Feb.. 23 for the purchase
No. 7 (P. O. Hillsboro), Ore.
$19,844
improvement bonds.1
Bond Offering—Vida Goodman,
Dated March 1, 1959. Due on Dec.
X from* 1960 to 1969 inclusive. District Clerk, will receive sealed
(feST)
"*
/'
_
Principal and interest (J-D) payrable at the Central National Bank
of Cleveland.
(PST) on Feb.
purchase of $635,000
school building bonds .- Dated April
bids until 7:30 p.m.
16
for
the
will
receive
office of J.
sealed
bids
the
at
F.
Davis, City Manager, until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb,
25 for the purchase of $2,600,000
water
as
and
sewer
revenue
4
:
bonds,:
follows:
$750,000' Series 86 bonds. Due
ISLAND
1
from
1960
on *
to
1984
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
1,850,000
Series
90
March 1 from 1960 to 1084-
on
(P. O. Providence), R. /.
Bond Sale—An issue of $704,000
dormitory revenue bonds was sold
to the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency,
as
2%s, at a
inclusive.
The bonds
1959 and
are
March
dated
are
callable
1,
of March
as
1970. Principal and interest
(M-S);. payable - at the- Hanover
Bank, New York City. Legality
Pawtucket, R. I.
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash-,
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
burn & McCarthy, of New York
be received by the Director of Fi¬
City.
price of
1,
par.
until 5 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
the purchase of $500,000
notes.
Dated Feb. 16, 1959. Due
nance
11
Harris
for
June
Texas
offered
■
"
were
Aynor, S. C.
awarded
as
"
; //.
Bond Sale—The $8,000,000
Feb. 5—v. 189. p.
1959.
24,
County (P. O. Houston),
bonds
652—,
follows:
$6,000,000 road bonds to
B.
Town Council will receive sealed
bids until
net
office.
urer's
Erie, Pa.
Bond Offering—Eugene Graney,
City Clerk, will receive shaded
until
for
11
the
general
(EST) on Feb.
purchase of $2,785,000
a.m.
obligation
improvement
and refunding bonds. Dated March
15, 1959.
to
1960
Due
1989
March
of
on
March 15 from
inclusive.
Callable
Principal
and interest payable at the Secu¬
rity-Peoples Trust Co., Erie. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Townsend,
as
■
Erie
School
District,
Pa.
Sale—The
$625,000 gen¬
eral
obligation refunding bonds
offered Feb. 4—v. 189, p. 531—
were awarded to Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., and Horn,
Bond
Offering—Mayor Mrs. P.
Huggins announces that the
(EST) on Feb. 17
$114,000 gen¬
eral obligation waterworks bonds.
price
a
of
jointly, as 3V4s,
100.30, a b^sis of
about
3.21%.
Lower
Moreland
Twp. (P. O. 640
Huntingdon
Red Lion Road,
'
Valley), Pa.
noon
for the purchase of
Dated Oct.
1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
from 1961 to 1988 inclusive. Inter¬
est
A-O.
Sinkler,
Legality approved
Gibbs
&' Simons,
by
of
Charleston.
Union, S. C.
Bond Sale
bined
enue
The $800,000 com¬
utility system rev¬
bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 189,
—
public
395—were awarded to a group
headed by Courts & Co., as fol¬
p.
lows:
1964 to
275,000
from
340,000
from
on
March 1 from
31/2S.
Due
1970 to
334 s.
1977
on
March
1
1976 inclusive.
Due on March 1
1983 inclusive.
to
Others in the account: Johnson,
Lane, Space & Co., J. M. Dain &
Co., Inc., Newman, Brown & Co.,
Inc., Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.,
J. W. Tindall & Co., and Howard
C. Traywick & Co.
March
1
cost
Of
abOw
as
follows: $1,50<MK>0
3iAs, due on March 1 from
1960 to 1964 inclusive; $1,200,000 3s, due on March 1 from
1965 to 1968 inclusive; $2,100,-'
000 3JAs, due on March 1 from
1969 to
1975 inclusive; and
$1,200,000 3.30s, due on March
/
1 from 1976 to 1979 inclusive*
2,000,000 Flood Control District
\7 bonds to a syndicate headed
1
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
at a price of 100.02, a net In¬
terest cost of about 3.37%,. as
follows: $300,000 5s, due :on
•
from
1960
$400,000
to
3%^,
1962*
due
March 1 from 1963 to 1066*
on
inclusive; $200,000 3s, due- our
March 1, 1967 and 1968; $300,-*
31/4S, due on March 1 from
1969 to 1971
inclusive; hnd
$800,000 3.40s, due on March 1
000
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
Syndicate Members
j
Associates of the Harris Trust &
as
follows:
Bank, Bankers
Co., both of New York; C. J.
Devine & Co., Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank, of Philadelphia; Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner &
Smith, Bear, Stearns & Co./
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy;
Inc., Dominick & Dominick, W. R
Hutton & Co., W. H. Morton
Co., Inc., Fidelity Union Trust Co^
of Newark; Kean, Taylor & Co..
Savings
Chase
TENNESSEE
Bank
are
Manhattan
Trust
Loudon, Tenn.
Offering—Doug Watkins,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Mar.
10 for the purchase of $75,000
Bond
electric
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $100,000
able as. of June
Bond
interest
3.24%,
inclusive;
1969 inclusive.
Offering—Myrtle J. Ivins,
Township Secretary, will receive
.
headed
,•
$185,000 4s. Due
blower & Weeks,
at
cate
Bond
1975.
15,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
'of
.
Worth, Texas
Offering—Roy A Bate-r
man, City Secretary-Treasurer,
(EST) on Feb. 26 for the
purchase of $350,000 general obligation improvement bonds.
bids until 8 p.m.
for
Fort
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
District Clerk, will receive sealed
(PST) on Feb. 19
purchase
of
$110,000
p. 395—were awarded, to the Ohio -school
building bonds. Dated April
Company, as 3%s, at a price of L 1959. Due on April 1 from 1960
100.20, a basis of about 3.66%.
to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and
ing bonds offered Jan. 29-^v. 189,
,
a syndi¬
by the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
cago, at a price of 100.04^ a
18
1970.
.
Bond
Board of Trustees of State College
Chambersburg, Pa.
Offering — G. B. Jacobs,
Secretary of the Town Council,
bids
and
Trust
Feb. 10, 1968
Feb. 10 from
1970 tP 1975 inclusive.
March
Bond
.-338,000 2.80s., Due on March 15
irom 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
.
&
SOUTH CAROLINA
;.
1969
sewer
Bankers
100.05* q net interest cost of about
2,99%,/asfollows:
151,000 3.96s.^Due
-
V Bond Sale—The $230,000
-
w
Bank,
Bank
on
73,000 3%s. Due
&
&
Legality approved
Trust Co., both of New York City," by Townsend< Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
and Hess *& McFaul, at a price of
Manhattan
Principal and
at the Doyles-
Company, in Doylestown. Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
-
Chase
March 1 from 1961
on
inclusive.
1980
to
the
syndi¬
Co., Blair
Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co.,,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., Butcher & She»rerd, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
Stroud & Co., Inc., Thomas & Co.,
A. E. Masten & Co.,-Allison-Wil¬
liams
Co., Bache" & Co., C. C.
Collings
&
Co.,,
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc., Dolphin &
Co., Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
phrey, Inc., Kay, Richards & Co.,
Steele, Haines & Co., Reed, Lear
& Co., McJunkin, Patton & Co.,
McKelvy &
Co., and Simpson,
Emery & Co., Inc.
John
cate:
y' ...to. 1969 inclusive.;' Principal and bor facilities: ~ rehabilitation and
Dated March
15, 1959.
Due on
interest •"(J-D); payable/at, the modernization bonds offered Feb.
March 15 from 1961 to 1974 in¬
y Farmers Bank of Ashland: Legal- 3—V. 189, jp.V530—were awarded
Principal
and
interest
to a group composed of the Harris clusive.
/. .fty approved by. Squire, Sanders:
; : & Dempsey, of Cleveland..*
V 7. - Trust/ & Savings Bank, Chicago, payable at the Borough Treas¬
*
Charles,
.
p.m.
X l)oiid &aipr—The $1,000,000 har¬
Bond
on
and 1969.
(P. O. Jamison), Pa.
-
;
offered vFeb»;
L
Massillon, Ohio
"
V
•I :'I
Bond
Sjeyfe^also
X basis of about,. 4.09%./
"
20,000 3J/4s. Due
'
~\v
77'Bond Sale—The $829,000. bonds
offered Feb.* 3—v. 189, p. 530-^—
from 1960 to
and
1974 inclusive. Call¬
1, 1964. Principal
interest payable at the Ham¬
Laurence M. Marks & Co.,
SpenceJ
"'
*
The Commercial and Financial
56
Mercantile National gality approved by McCall, Park¬
...,
E. F. Hutton & hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Trask & Co.,
Bank
Co., Han¬
nahs, Ballin & Lee, Dewar, Rob¬
ertson
& Pancoast, A. Webster
Blair &
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Dillon, Union Securities
Eastman
Essex Junction Graded
(EST) on
Feb. 11 for the purchase of $140,000
school
improvement bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1959. Due on
March 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
&
Co.,
&
Baxter
Inc.,
Co.,
Co., George K. Baum
&
Dittmar
Co., Fort Worth National Bank,
of Fort Worth; Moroney, Beissner
&
Co., Fahnestock & Co., Lovett
Abercrombie & Co., R. H. Good¬
&
win & Co. and Tilney & Co.1
'
County Junior College
O. Athens), Tex.
Henderson
District (P.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
East
$13,000
bonds was sold to the
refunding
Investment Company,
Texas
Due on
15, 1976. Interest J-J. Legal¬
Dated Jan. 15, 1959.
5s.
Jan.
by McCall, Parkof Dallas. -: j :
approved
ity
President
Arlington County (P. O. Arling¬
ton), V a.
Sale—The $3,516,000 bonds
offered
Feb.
p.
532—
group
com¬
189,
4—v.
awarded
were
to
a
p.m.
issue
of
1993 inclusive. Callable as of Feb.
1,
1979. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Mercantile
National Bank, Dallas, or at the
Irving State Bank, Irving. Legal¬
approved by McCall,
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Park-
ity
-7
Sale—The
;
)
,,
$110,000
gen¬
obligation fire station bonds
offered
Feb.
3
Dated
Feb.
awarded
were
Eddleman-Pollok
to
Co.
Due
1959.
1,
on
Feb. 1 from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
Mercantile
the
at
National
Bank ,of Dallas.
by
Legality approved
Parkhurst & Crowe,
McCall,
of Dallas.
*
Offering—Mack
Bond
*
.
Marshall, Texas
V.
Run-
raels,
City Manager, will receive
eealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Feb, 12 for the purchase of $500,©00 water and sewer system rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1959.
Due
June 15 from 1960 to 1988
on
inclusive. Callable
1979.
as
of June
15,
Du¬
Legality approved by
Huguenin & Boothman,
mas.
of
Dallas.
San Saba County (P. O. San Saba),
Texas
Bond
tal
Sale—The
bonds
$70,000
offered
Feb.
4
hospi¬
were
awarded to Dittmar & Co.
San
Antonio,
Tex^s
Bond Offering—J. Frank Galla¬
gher,
Clerk,
will receive
(CST) on
the purchase of $3,-
City
sealed bids until 11
Feb.
16
©OO.GOO
for
water
a.m.
revenue
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on May 1
from 1969 to 1983 inclusive. Call¬
able
of
May 1, 1969. Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at
the First National Bank of San
as
.
1959
Monday, February 9_
3.40s, due on Aug. 1 from 1974
to
1979
on
Aug.
1, from
532
p.
—
at
price of 100.12...
a
were
& Co.,
J
-
(P. O.
Otonabee Township; Ontario
Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond
bonds
Sale
—
The
Feb.
offered
Bond
$14,029,000
2—v.
Group I
$5,931,000
bonds
189,
p.
to
a
Legality
approved
by
King & Dawson, of New
York City.
WASHINGTON
Klickitat County Port
jointly,
;
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
(PST) on Feb. 6 for
Due
and the
Bank, of
New York City, as 2.90s, at
a
price of 100.17, a basis of
about 2.87%.
53/4s, at a price of 99.31,
Jan. 15 from 1960 to 1979
as
inclusive.- Interest J - J.>
*.
r -
Group n
•.
1
QUEBEC
BeaconsReld, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
$252,500
building bonds was sold to Daw¬
son, Hannaford, Ltd., at a price of
97.62, a net interest cost of about
5.70%,
follows:
as
.
^
.
Y
2,000,000 Milwaukee County ex-; $109,000 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
pressway bonds to a syndicate
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
headed by J. P. Morgan & Co.,
143,500 5V2S. Due on Feb. 1,1969.
Inc., and Phelps, Fenn & Co., Dated Feb.
1, 1959. Interest F-A.
as 2.40s, at a price of 100.18,
a
basis of about 2.32%.
Group HI
6,098,000 various purpose bonds
to a syndicate headed by the
First National Bank, of Chi¬
cago, as 2.70s, at a price of
100.19, a basis of about 2.65%.
Syndicate Members
Other members of the Northern
Trust
the
Company,
First
of
National
Chicago,
and
City Bank,
of
E&2|
;
MKHk
\
FV<s15;iH
ilil
-
Feb. 17 for the
general
District No.
Bond
IS (P.
Other members of the J. P. Mor¬
O. Everett),
Washington
$300,000
Sale—The
gan
gen¬
&
obligation bonds offered Jan.
189, p. 532—were awarded
headed by the SeattleFirst National Bank, of Seattle.
& Co., Inc., and Phelps, Fenn
&
eral
Co., syndicate: Goldman, Sachs
Co., Shields & Co., Stone &
Securities Corp., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Ladenclusive; $120,000 3s, due on
burg, Thalmann & Co., Dean Wit¬
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1968 in¬
ter & Co., Schoellkopf, Hutton &
WISCONSIN
clusive; $100,000 314s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1969 to 1973 in¬ Greendale Union High School Dist., Pomeroy, Inc., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Clark, Dodge & Co., Braun,
clusive; and $100,000 3.40s,
Wisconsin
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Laidlaw &
due on Aug. 1 from 1974 to
Bond
Offering — Kenneth
R.
Co., Reynolds & Co., Dominick &
1978 inclusive.
Meyer, District Clerk, will receive
Dominick, Bache & Co., Stroud &
250,000 sidewalk bonds: $60,000 sealed bids at the office of von
Co., Inc.
5s, due on Aug. 1 from 1959 Briesen & Redmond, 135 W. Wells
Allen & Co., McCormick & Co.,
to 1962 inclusive; $75,000 3s, St.,
Milwaukee,
until
4
p.m.
Butcher & Sherrerd, Folger, No¬
due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
(CST) on Feb. 19 for the pur¬
1968
inclusive; $65,000 314s, chase of $450,000 corporate pur¬ lan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
due on Aug. 1 from 1969 to pose bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., Stern,
1973
inclusive; and $50,000 Due on March 1 from 1960 to 1979 Lauer & Co., Rockland-Atlas Na¬
3.40s, due on Aug.
1 from inclusive. Principal and interest tional Bank, of Boston, Boland,
Saffin & Co., Byrd Brothers, Cun¬
1947 to 1978 inclusive.
(M-S) payable at the Marine Na¬
ningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
560,000 library bonds: $100,000 tional Exchange Bank, Milwau¬
and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.
Legality
approved
by
5s, due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to kee.
Other members of the First Na¬
1962
inclusive;
$120,000 3s, Quarles, Herriott & Clemens of
*
due
at the Guaranty
City. Le¬
29—v.
on
1973
Aug.
1
from
1963 to
inclusive;
on
Aug.
$145,000 314s,
1 from 1969 to
inclusive;
and
a
tional Bank, of Chicago, syndicate:
Milwaukee.
Harriman
Greendale Common School District,
Wisconsin
$150,000
Bond
ceive
Offering
—
Florence
H.
sealed
Briesen
bids at
re¬
the office
of
&
Redmond, 135 W.
St., Milwaukee 3, until 4
(CST) on Feb. 19 for the
purchase of $450,000
corporate
purpose bonds.
Dated March 1,
p.m.
Cities Service
1959.
COMPANY
Webster
group
Wells
Due
on
March
1
from
1960
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Drexel & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Glore, Forgan & Co., Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co., Mercantile Trust Co.
of St. Louis, A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc., Lee Higginson Corp., L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co.,
Robert
W.
Baird
& Co., Inc., The Illinois
Company,
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
Trust
Co., of Georgia, Atlanta,
The Milwaukee Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., Julien Collins & Co.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.
inclusive. Principal and
(M-S) payable at the Ma¬
Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
rine National Exchange Bank of
Ernst & Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Milwaukee. Legality approved by
Industrial National Bank, of Prov¬
^Quarles, Herriott & Clemens, of
idence, First National Bank, of
to
1979
interest
Dividend Notice
citlU
The Board of Directors of Cities Service
Company has de¬
quarterly dividend of sixty cents ($.60)
per
share
its Common stock, payable March 9,1959, to stockhold¬
of record at the close of business February 13, 1959.
on
Corp., Ltd.,
Dominion Bank,
syndicate headed
pany,
of Chicago,
First National City
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
von
ers
$100,-
the
'
DIVIDEND NOTICE
on
of
until 2 p.m.
to
York
a
issue
the Bankers Bond
and the Toronto
by the Northern Trust Com¬
District No. 1
(P. O. Goldendale), Wash.
Offering — O. R. Kreps,
Bond
Ringland, District Clerk, will
clared
Sale—An
improvement bonds was sold
000
metropolitan sewerage
to
ONTARIO
/
'
Milwaukee County
532—were awarded, as follows: j
1973 inclusive.
mond.
inclusive.
storm ; water
drainage
bonds:
$103,000 5s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1962 in¬
423,000
due
or
New
due
to
50,000 county building land ac¬
quisition bonds: $40,000 5s,
,*
due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to
1962 inclusive; and $10,000 3s,
due on Aug. 1, 1963.
000
Bank, Chicago;
Co..
1969
189,.
(PST) on
Mercantile
Safe
Deposit
&
purchase of $700,- Trust Co., of Baltimore, National
obligation
school State Bank of Newark, Andrews
inclusive; and $275,000 3.40s,'
due on Aug. 1 from 1974 to building bonds. Dated March 1, & Wells, Inc., City National Bank
1959.
Due on March 1 from 1961 & Trust
1978 inclusive,
v
:
Co., of Chicago, Bacon,
to 1979 inclusive. Callable after 10
Whipple & Co., Mars-hall & Ilsley
770,000 sewer bonds: $90,000 5s,
years from date of issue. Principal
Bank, and Marine National Ex¬
due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
and interest (M-S) payable at the
change Bank, both of Milwaukee,
1962
inclusive;
$240,000 3s,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,Inc.,Fahne¬
due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬ stock & Co., Auchincloss, Parker
1968 inclusive; $200,000 314s,
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
& Redpath, and Wood, Gundy &
due on Aug. 1 from 1969 to
1973 inclusive;
and $240,000 Snohomish County, Edmonds Sch. Co., Inc.
clusive;
$270,000
3!4s, due
Aug. 1 from 1969 to 1973
on
1968
Trust
*
v/
—
New York City, syndicate: Chase
purchase of $37,000 general Manhattan
Bank, of New York,
obligation
improvement
bonds. Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, of
minick, Mercantile Safe Deposit Dated Feb.
1, 1959. Due on Feb.
Chicago, Bankers Trust Co., of
&
Trust Co., Baltimore, Julien
1
from
1961
to 1979
inclusive.
New
York, First Boston Corp.,
Collins
&
Co.,
Stein Bros. &
Callable after 10 years from date
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
Boyce, Fems & Co., and Mason & of
issue.
Legality approved by New
York, Salomon Bros. & HutzLee, Inc., at a price of 100.07, a Preston
Thorgrimson & Horowitz
net interest cost of about 3.33%,
ler, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., R. W.
of Seattle..
as follows:
Pressprich & Co., White, Weld &
Pierce County, Clover Park School Co.,
Wertheim & Co., Seattle$1,170,000
street
and highway
District No. 400 (P. O. Tacoma), First National Bank, of Seattle,
bonds:
$295,000 5s, due on
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
: Washington
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1962 in¬
Bond Offering—L. R. Johnson, York, Buffalo, Brown Bros. Harclusive; $330,000 3s, due on
will receive riman & Co., Alex. Brown & Sons.
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1968 in¬ County Treasurer,
Antonio; Harris Trust & Savings
.
.
-
Lufkin, Texas
,
Bond
eral
314 s,
-
3
on
Wood,
Trus¬
of
the Board
of
i-
VIRGINIA
(CST; on Feb. 10, an posed of Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc.,
Hornblower & Weeks, Mason-Ha$1,500,000 unlimited tax
©chool house bonds. Dated Feb. 1, gan, Inc., F. S. Smithers & Co., J.
1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to C. Wheat & Co., Dominick- & Do¬
7:30
K
.
—
Bond
tees, will sell at public auction at
$98,000 5s,
bonds:
park
Feb.
awarded to Braun, Monroe
at the Montpelier
Montpelier, or at Hanover County (P. O. Hanover),
Virginia
the Merchants National Bank, of
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Boston.
Legality approved
by
Philip R. MacCausland, of Essex nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
Junction, and Peter Giuliani, of mission on Local Debt, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Commis¬
Montpelier.
Ov';-F
sion's) office, Room 222, Finance
Middlebury College (P. O. 1 U
Bldg., Capital Squire, Richmond,
Middlebury), Vt.
until noon (EST) on Feb. 18 for
Bond Sale — The $390,000 non¬
the purchase of $605,000 school
tax * exempt
dormitory revenue
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
bonds offered Jan. 30—v. 189, p.
on March 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
532
were
sold to the Federal
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Housing and Home
Finance
(M-S) payable at the First and
Agency, as 3s, at a price of par.
Merchants National Bank of Rich¬
Payable
Young,
T.
Offering—Jas.
Bond
from-
National Bank,
hurst & Crowe,
Irving Independent School District,
;v:
*■
Texas
'
."
Aug.; 1
1978 inclusive.
Aug. 1 from 1959 to
1962 incluusive;. $120,000 3s,
due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
1968
inclusive;
and $75,000
School
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Co., Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration, John Nuveen & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, R. S. Dick¬ sive.
&
293,000
due
.
,
Co., Inc. are as follows:
son
1974 to
VERMONT
District, Vt.
Dougherty & Co., and DempseyBond Offering—Mildred Barnes,
Tegeler & Co.
v" "
Associates of Halsey, Stuart & District Treasurer,
will receive
due. on
3.40s,
.
Dallas,
at
Co., Eddleman-Poollok
©s
Chronicle
(756)
erle
g.christian,
Secretary
Milwaukee.
Harrison, Ellenboro, Lima and
Platteville
(Towns) Joint
Minneapolis, First National Bank,
of St. Paul, Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co., Inc., Malon S. Andrus, Inc.,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
Platteville), Wis.
Farwell, Chapman & Co., Third
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school National Bank in Nashville, Allan
site and building bonds offered Blair & Co. and Loewi & Co
School District No. 1 (P. O.
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