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ESTABLISHED
Reg. V. S. Pat. Offica
Number 5915
191
Volume
UAILltOAL)
PU1SL1C UTILITY
•
A. Corp., Alexandria, Va.—Files With SEC—: ;
G
A
New York 7, N.
Y.,
corporation on Dec. 18 filed a letter of. notification with the
SEC covering
20,000 shares of" non-voting common stock
(par $10)
and 10 355 shares of- voting common stock (par $10). to be offered to
employees of the company and personal friends of the present stockholders as follows6:^ of non-voting
common;1- $30 per share; "of voting
Monday, January 11, 1960
Price
The
$12.72 !pfer
of
frequency range
No
share.
underwriting
is
involved.
:
000.
The
In This Issue
'
As-of Dec.-31—•
.Net
assets
per
Net
assets
at
Capital
stock
CAfter
—v:
3
Co—Assets
Express
Increased—
"'P'.'P
,
deducting $1.35 capital gain dividend paid in December
"■' FV; A "v-■.:
190," p". 1517.
AFCO
Land
p.rp[
";-r"
•,F.:/ -
v■
/
cumulative
1959.
filed
was
Dec.
share.
29,
No
is
be
to
|
personal property through ownership and lease arrange¬
contemplated that initially Afco will hold title to the
lease same to Arden or its subsidiaries.
The preferred
sold
for
real
indebtedness.
present
the
The
and
first
to
for
the
of
purpose
construct such
cost
of
the
plant.
Arden
to
received
be
such
thereon
will
The
be
to
Dow-Jones
under¬
an
acquired
processing
Transactions New
and
Transaction
have
owners
agreed to
to advance the
and/or Afco have agreed
land
cold rooms in the building, the cost of which is
$35,000; and Afco has the first right and option to pur¬
improvements at any time up to Nov. 30, 1962. Afco
will
086 loan from
require
The net
Arden,
by
in
owners
used
having been used
to
to
cash
the
assume,
the
proceeds will be
the funds
estimated
an
and. will
property
with the construction.
out¬
acquire
about 4%
Averages
in
acres
Honolulu,-was acquired from
of
Afco
in
Honolulu
stock.
Arden
York
American
Stock
Stock
it
and
is
contemplated
processing and distributing plant for
outstanding stock
is listed
as
to
the
fifth
.
of
will
Included
in
in
1960
this
will
$47-million for
$20.6-million
system.
Of
this
breakdown
the
largest
by
.<
outlay
System
during
of
excess
'''■
$1.4-
i'-/.
-
plant
power
earmarked
companies
11
$850,000.—V.
Electric,
190,
construction
is
;
shows
that
con¬
for
the
of
of
$1.9-million;
and
close
to
the
widespread
for lines and
go
'
$10-million
for
trans¬
■
Ohio
1625.
p.
figure
will
■
amount—$43.7-million. Appalachian
&
Michigan, $24.4-million;
Wheeling
46
the
improvement
Indiana
1
is
expense
or
amount, $34-million
$5.4-million.
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
in
'.
is
figure
$5.8-million for substations.
Budget for transmission line
mission substations,
A
;—
AEP
be
Close runner-up as an item
of
$40-million allocated for
extension
lion;
Payable
the
reach
1
lion;
and
annual
,
period
51
Declared
consecutive
,.
the highest peak ever
established by a private
utility.
completion".of the construction work
contemplated in the
distribution
33
Power
will
has
spend
budgeted
$35.3-mil-
Kentucky Power, $2.7-milKingsport Utilities, Inc..
American International
Corp.—Assets Increased—
As
46
of
Dec.
Net
assets
Net
assets
Capital
46
♦
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
Arden.
is
31—
per
at
stock
After
1959
common
!
"
190,
92
cents
capital
gain
dividend
1518.
p.
1953
*$17.66
-
$18 10
$41,661,620 $40,728,887
2,357,993
2,249,380
outstanding
deducting
1959.—V.
share
market
paid
in
December
—
Arden, whose offices
D. Marshall
lease
i"_.-
substantial
completion of Ohio
Power's
450,000-kw Unit 5
at
the
Philip. Sporn Plant, Graham
Station, W. Va., scheduled for operation
in late
,1960.
Other items include $7.3 million for
the beginning of
construction of the
recently announced 225,000-kw Unit 3 at
Ap¬
palachian Power's Clinch River
Plant, Carbo, Va., and $6.6-milIion
for the
substantial completion of the
450,000-kw breed plant of In¬
diana & Michigan
Electric in Sullivan
County, Ind.
33
Exchange.
it
$110-million mark.
budget, the total capital expenditures
15-year post-World War II
struction.
Exchange-^.— 33
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve
Banks—___—
exchange for 313,784 shares
cream
and frozen food products
that Afco will construct a milk
ice
>'
:v,;
budgeted $112 million for its 1960 construction
pro¬
la§t .Monday. Slightly under 1959 capital ex-
Largest expenditure
.
33
.
in
Arden
distributes
*
by Afco. This property,
Lagoon-Commercial-Industrial Park
the
,
I'
and
With .the
the
Averages 33
Foreign Exchange Rates.—-
acres of
commercial real estate in
Richland, Wash.
Any remaining
proceeds will be used for the
development of the Richland property or
the development
of property in Honolulu owned
comprising about 2'/2
V./"
billion.
43
Bond
the
Dividends
$108,-
a
1737:
$115.4-million,
General Corporation & Investment News—
State and City Bond Offerings.--———
mortgage
connection
repay
through the sale of the"'
credits totaling $4,375,000 from'
/
$300,000 obtained from internal -
announced
of
exceed
1960
Miscellaneous Features
and
lay of $156,000 under its agreement
indebtedness placed against the
and
and
National Quotation Industrial Stock
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
in
used
Markets
Stock
was
1958
<
,_
Stock:
Over-the-Counter
and
Afco's
of
property
milk
a
acquire
part
Pursuant
of
owners
Arden.
""'intends to exercise said option and
in
34
Stock
necessary
estimated at
chase
a
to
to
money
substantial
a
property.
constructing
distributing plant- to be leased
raising
pay
funds
acquiring the so-called Moses Lake
standing with Arden, the present
same
of
purpose
property
provided
Indiana,' Michigan, "Ohio,
Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and
Virginia, with a population of more than
5-million people.
Mr. Sporn added that
the AEP System
during December established
a
new all
time peak load of
4*730,000 kilowatts, an increase of 9.2%*
over
34,■
Exchange__^__'_j__J_______ 37
Canadian Stock Exchange.
_2___ 38
Toronto Stock Exchange—
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
42
being
develop certain
Coast
Montreal
deal in re.al and
stock
29
34
.
The statement,
According to the prospectus, Afco was organized by Arden Farms Co.,
Delaware corporation, for the purpose of
providing a corporation to
property and
.___
_.___
registra¬
a
be
President Philip
Sporn, in making the
announcement, said that the
building program for 1960 will
help the AEP System keep ahead of
the growing demand for
electric power in, and to stimulate
growth of,
the area which it
serves.
This area includes
parts of seven states;
.Exchange.
34
Exchange..—
36i!
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock-Exchange.—— 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
37
"Pacific
underwriting is involved.
it
13
25
Stock ]Exchange-".—'—
Detroit Stock Exchange.
*.1
.
This company, of 1501 Fourth Avenue South,
Seattle, filed
statement with the SEC covering 12,000 shares of
6%
preferred stock, to be offered for public sale at $25 per
ments,
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
■•rCincinnati
•
tion
a
Stock
York
to
Midwest Stock
Co.—Registers With SEC—
185, p.
System has
it
gram,
penditures
PAGE
American Stock Exchange__l_
Boston Stock Exchange
1959,/]
i p.
■'
Stock
New
•
.
;
New York
* t---:" - '
/•
'
'
1959
;V
1958
share-—-———*$30.12 ■■■;:, $30.74
market--—---.-i- $97,892,287.) $97,558,994
outstanding
—A—_
3,250,048
3,172,752
r
The
Stock and Bond Quotations
.>■
common
will
American Electric Power
System—Budget—,'
,
:
Adams
sources.—:V.
*
for
funds
necessary
debentures, bank loans of $3,000,000,
Napier Engines, and the use of
some
•••>-*
to- be'-used to purchase laboratory equipment
15 kmc to 40 kmc and for working capital.
proceeds -are
Copy.
a
INDUSTRIAL
•
The
common,-
$1.25
are) located in Los Angeles,
all
owns
the Issued
of Afco, namely, 314,284 common shares.
Afco's President.—V.
-190,
American
James
Research
&
Development
Corp.
Declared—
1289.
p.
Status
—
1
-
Aid
Investment
With
Akron.
the
issuance
Ohio,
tion of five
&
of
Discount, Inc.—Acquisitions—News
its
corporation
report
that
it
to
had
stockholders, this
negotiated the acquisi¬
t
t°l
The
companies in Tennessee. These
and
operated
3r'
companies
in
various
^as been nominated
apecome
service
Tn^1(;il^hi5
in
on
the
the
United
assets
of
Aid
Art
also disclosed
,enses *n Alabama
nf
nial
thp
me
near
*state and
p
future—V.
tllat
190, p.
that
four
under
these
newly-formed
in
be
the
newly-enacted
offices
would
be
Consumer
activated
of
bowling
the
of
-
is
and
engaged
a
y-
operating
.Net
Net
rev.;
expenses
ffoih
ry.
—V
.
•
$1,293,283
1,129,933
hadLoan
the
center
and
equip
Tyrbps.
$163,350
17,2l4
operating inc.r»
190, p. 2337.
Mos.—1958
$15,083,384
$14,346,489
12,995,671
12,857,910
$164,056
.
::
$2,087,713
~
329,500
-
$1,488,579
.643,072
esses,
the sale of
the
713,481
their
or
debentures
and
stock
will
outstanding
,"
w.wu
Period Ciiiu. wov.
End. Nov.
Northern RR.
Ny.
30—
operating revenue—
operating expenses
,
NeuV^; fr0],n
'Deficit
ir
uy»cit.—v.
ry' ops"
"
' *$77,925
lnc,1~
190,
332,737"
f
f
"%169,290
"79,302
p.; 2337.
149,630
1
"
76,876
•"
$3,105,928
1,858,836
1,814,203
$1,247,092
$1,040,081
,153,715
'
265,864
„
Allied
sinlfii!
capital
sale it
i
Par
>108
,
t
Bowling Centers, Inc;—Registers With SEC—
of'1534
of
»S
Watson
wlth the SEC
Road,^Arlington,
on-
Dec. 29,
Texas,
filed
a
1959, covering $750,000
nd debentures,,due Dec. 31, 1969, and 300,000 shares of
' The debentures and-stock are to be; offered for public
'ueach conslsting of.$75 principal amount of debentures at
v
f. re? of stock at $1.10 per share, or an offering price of
unit.
,
S
anri
bp/
pu
™
The
underwriting
group
is
D
$2,854,284
two
headed by
Rauscher,
Pierce
C
filed
~
common
in
the
and
t
in
full
The
.
purchase
from
of
parts, as well as the repayment
strengthening
the
company's
working
"program
.
of- certain
capital
indebtedness
„
This
will involve expenditures and payments aggregating $11,725,--
debentures
used
for
to
in
of
note;
of
full
$400,000, plus
dividends
stock
pay
sale
; •
the
its
accrued
'
from
debentures
serial
Jan..
'
notes
interest;
to
and
tbo
payaL*^
redeem
the
2,000
shares
of
the
$4.50
company1 now outstanding; to
pay
purchase additional
machinery and
on
the
to
(he
expansion of the-company's
productive capacity.
of approximately
,'$1,100,000, will. be used for general
purposes,..including additional working capital.
REDEMPTION—The debentures and warrants will
transferable separately until after
Dec. 31, I960.
The warrants
the
holder
to
purchase
on
and
after "Jan. 1,
1961, one share
for each
$50'-principal amount ' of debentures- to
initially attached, at $16 per share to and
including
stock
common
they
are
31, 1961 and at $17.50
per share thereafter to and
including
31,
1964, : the date the ^warrants
expire.- The debentures are
redeemable
at : optional '
redemption-'-prices ranging from 105%
to
par,
and^for- the sinking fund at
100%, - plus accrued interest in
each
case.-:;
Lockheed
position.
preferred
-promissory
Dec.
Corp. of ll.Convair 340/440 aircraft-owned by Lockheed, (2)
acquisition -from- Napier Engines,.Inc., of five Cqnvair 540 Jet-prop
:
aircraft which are converted to Convair 340/440'S equipped with Napier'
Eland jet-prop engines and (3) the purchase of necessary spare engines
other
be
the
stock, and
$80, plus
Deo.
;,:.';
r'v:
BUSINESS—ANelex
the
and
will
from
at
-balance,
which*
Aircraft
and
is- priced
the
'
proceeds
accumulated
a
on
PRIVILEGE AND
According to the prospectus, "the company has made arrangements
to ent^r into a
program; of fleet expansion and modernization the
the
stock,
any,
:
shares
corporate
entitle
(D-
common
•
cumulative
not be
are-
of
interest, if
principal amount of
pay
a
of .which
common
stock), and 90,000
stock of ANelex Corp. Each
unit, con- \
subordinated debenture with warrant
purchase one share of common
$50
a
PROCEEDS—Net
of
features-
45,000 shares of
to
14, 1960.
"
principal
p.'541.
168,
Offered—Putnam & Go.
syndicate which offered- on
shares
accrued
150,000
families.
$5 500 000
below.—V.
common
attached
Airlines, Inc., Washington National Airport, Washington,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 31, covering
convertible subordinated debentures,. due Feb. 1, 1975,
to'be offered for public'sale through an underwriting group.headed by,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;.Allen & Co., and Lee Higginson Corp.
The
interest rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
•
•
'•;* •
1959—11 Mos.—1958
,$318,920
Holly, Inc.—Acquired—
Corp.,
,
Allegheny
>
1959—Month^-1958"$254,812
1
not
Corp.—Debentures
sisting of
Allegheny Airlines, Inc.—Registers Debs. With SEC—
Co.—Earnings—
of
1954, that this Boston, Mass..
in the furnishing
of capital to
principally engaged in the development
technological improvements, new proc¬
previously generally available.—V.
189, p. 1922.
Industrial
to purchase
shares of
Fort Worth center, and $337,000 to finance
Any remaining proceeds will be used for general
.
Code
engaged
heads
an
underwriting
January ;6, 45,000 units $2,250,000 of 5Y2 %
subordinated
debentures, due Dec. 1,^1974, (with warrants
attached
equipment
&
Revenue
principally
Republic
ANelex
.
Alabama, Tennessee
-
is
products
or
See
the
•
has
Internal
American Spring of
shares of stock as well as
mortgage and other-indebtedness.
Burwell J. Thompson is listed as
president, C. C. Bearden, Jr., as Vice-President and General Manager,
and Wynne as Secretary-Treasurer; and they and T. L. Wynne,
Jr., are
listed as promoters.- Management officials own 100,000 of the outstandine shares of stock.. The Arlington properties were acquired from Great
Southwest Corp.,. which realized a net gain of $188,000 on the trans¬
action and whose shareholders included members of Allied's management
company
the
corporations which are
exploitation of inventions,
or
which
program
.
proceeds from
Shreveport center.
The
1,188,485
expansion
an
in Fort Worth, Texas for the construction
bowling center, and the financing of a
In" Shreveport, La.
The Shreveport center is
a
furnish
to
within
$1,352,541
Exchange Commission
has
issued
an
order
the Secretary of the
Treasury,- pursuant to Section 851
28-lane
corporate purposes.
revenue—
in
of
and
other
to the discharging of, certain obligations of the company
$50,000 bank note, a $100,000 purchase money note incurred
in connection with the acquisition of the Arlington property and $150,000 in notes held by Bedford S. Wynne, Secretary-Treasurer.. of the
company and President of Southgate.
The latter notes represent ad¬
vancements by Wynne for purchase of stock of or advances to Southgate The balance of the proceeds will be used in the amount of $205,000
1289.
Alabama Great
Southern RR.—Earnings—
RvPeJn°prn^ld' NoV' 30~ ' 1959—Month—1958
1959—11
y.
operating
(e)
corporation
•
applied
including
and
subsidiaries
Texas
operation
Part
,
ohtl^nnPi°v'Sen
presently
.
Discount,,
of $35
million
and
capital
funds will be
The combined companies will be servicing
.i /-.; >
*
*
customers.
'
being constructed by Southgate Bowling Lanes, Inc., of which the com¬
pany owns 50% of the outstanding common stock. A subsidiary operates
two stores in Dallas and Fort Worth for the sale of
bowling equipment
and supplies.
,
*
corporation's board
Investment
Arlington,
the underwriting terms are to be supplied
V
owns and operates a 32-lane bowling center
and
•
.
company
32-lane
States.
continuing
enterprises.
the
ln excess
$lcr
rfn/f
^7
07,000
serve
of
an officer
of
the
parent
company,
the future
growth of the combined
ac9uisition,
ftnnr™/"
to
parts
Dallas,
includes the leasing of a site
and
Nashville, Tenn.. Mr. Stanley has been
closely associated
consumer finance industry for a number of years and has
i
ovpr
er
in
and
nmi1
ned
of
by amendment..
companies,
collectively as the Stanley Group, have been headed
by George
„'anley °f Chattanooga, Tenn. The group has total assets of
f
and °Perates offices in the cities of Chattanooga, Knoxville,
h
Securities
certifying to
its
Inc.,
Co.,
&
annual
disclosed
consumer finance
known
r
The
printers
processing
.
-
-
tor
research,
,5
designs,"develops
>;
•
and
use
-
manufactures
high
speed
company's
sub-
in. association with,
computers-and electronic data
equipment or systems.
The company is also
engaged in
manufacture
of
other
electronic
development and
electro-mechanical
systems
Technical
ducing^ technical
.
and
Writing
literature
and
equipment.
and
.
The
Services,;Ipc., is engaged,in pro—
manuals
for
.industry and govern-
1
.5
The Commercial and
2
located in Boston, Mass.
are
the year ended Sept.
pro
forma basis,
CAPITALIZATION"—For
subsidiaries
onrt
a
o?
will consist
30, 1959, the company
had consolidated gross
of $109,616. Upon completion
capitalization, of the company
curreiit
the
of
on
$3,912,023 and net, income
financing, outstanding
$2,250,000 of .%*
of
"income
facilities of the com¬
manufacturing
and
agencies. -Offices
mental
pany
subordinatod^ebemuros. due Dec. 1.
of common stock, $1 par value.
to the terms and conditions contained
in the underwriting Agreement, a copy of which is filed as_ an exhibit
to
the
registration statement, the underwriters named below have
severally agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell them,
severally, the following respective numbers of units.
v ,
Name
No. of Units
Name
No. of Units
Putnam & Co
11,200 .
Singer, Deane & Seribner - 4.000
and 300,000 shares
1974,
UNDERWRITERS—^Subject
Dominick—
&
190,
'
Rybeck & Co.—
H.
Wm,
the
Norbert
dents
SEC
stock.
common
Of
the
with
statement
,
.
registered 56,823 shares are to bs issued^fo
Walter Tvifefenbach and Alfred Diefenhardt, resi¬
being
Acker,
West
of
31,
Dec.
on
,
shares
K.
Mart,'Chicago, filed a regis¬
covering 59.823 shares of
Merchandise
the
located in
firm,
the
and
property
for
Germany,
of
assets
partnership
a
maten
400
This
Acker,
tion
of
to
operating
Rv
25%
sales
7,048,852
$84,866
$982,693
*187,931
323,839
by shareholders
letter
.
is the 1960
to a letter
over
,A
profits."
record of $336,600
noted.
in
increase
,
for
monthly
new
' J
•
-V.
Vv
J
"
J
1,
oper,
revenue-
32,461.414
orders
*
expenses
26,612,830
set
was
in
5,848,584
6,008,658
2,447,440
"2,499,785
Net
ry.
—V.
from
ry
income
cper.
190.
67,930.839' 69,630,670
25,035,171
27,416,422
have
our
Investment
Associates
the
its operations,
In
for
agreement
with
the
buildings,
storage
buildings
acquisition,
Associates
entered
into an
of steel buildings consisting of grain
structures,
and
commercial
and
industrial
this
financing
farm
manufactured
by Stran-Steel
Division,
National
Steel
Corp.,
Pittsburgh,
National
Purchase
Pa. Such a plan has been in effect between
Plans, Inc since 1954, and a substantial part
of
acquired
by
Associates
consists
of
sales
time
paper
on
the
and
assets
Starin-Steel
structures.
Under
the
new
by Purchase
Aroostook
Net
Net
1959—Month—1958
operating revenue..
operating
expenses
do business
p.
organization, dealers and customers formerly served
Inc. from offices in Cleveland, Ohio, will continue
1066.
with the Associates office
Atchison, Topeko
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
at
Santa
Fe
37,351,728
expenses
from ry. ops.
13,676,033
13,275,370
142,045.913
134,734,647
"5,253,845
5,696,649
53,474,610
56,101,510
St.
&
Andrews
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net rev.
from ry.
$980,753
1959—11 Mos.—1958
•
$931,499 $11,975,368 $12,938,188
850.564
909,268
10,887,622
11,279.037
$130,189
$22,231
$1,087,746
$1,659,151
operating inc...
*53.587
202,812
1,353,624
2,310,077
from
ry.
190,
Net
163,196
1.923,207
1,789,749
$191,854
$193,507
$1,749,273
$2,107,598
68,991
ops.
S3,897,347
73,635
566,926
744,958
rev,
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$312,386
$304,297
$3,482,680
expenses
271,871
261,195
2,951,044
from ry. ops.
$40,515
$43,102
$531,636
$347,845
*3,599
3,427
71,466
•Deficit.—V.
190,
,
*97,353
2338.
p.
Coast
Line
Period End. Nov. 30—
RR.—Earnings1—
1959—Month—1958
s
Ry,
Ry.
—V.
$
$
12,874.473
expanse?'
10.051,337
9,826,922
136,098,812
15,454.766 113,266.855
2,823,136
2,560,108
26,561.769
22,831.957
619.404
1,092,985
8,819,607
7,492,950
Net rev. fr.pm ry,.
Net
1959—11 Mos.—1958
S
operating revenue..
operating
ops.
opefatihg inc.—1'
ry.
190,
p.
12,387,030 142,016,535
2338.
annum
Securities and
Pearl River, N. Y.
Exchange Commissiony-
corporation on D€c. 31 filed a letter of
«l?. 8hares of common stock (no
$10 per
The
share, without underwriting, 1
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
general
Aurora Plastics Corp.—ASE
o
Jtl,leu,COfpb5.ation'.6,
Barber-Greene
Net
Nov.
sales
30,
of
1959
Jan.
6.
'
this
Co.
(& Subs.)—Shows .Loss—
111.
Aurora,
were
company,
$4,905,164
of
period
last
as
year,
H.
A.
the
for
first
with
compared
loss
nS
growth
combination
of
the
f
period
for
Barber,
quarter
ended'
$43,134,991,
Birdsboro
Birdsboro Steel
the
$5,340,115
for
President,
said
its
first
quarter
resulted
in
a
loss
of
Cents
8
for
this
the
with a loss of 4 cents per share in the corresponding
preceding year. Low earnings, or a loss, is not unusual
"off-season"
to
name
the
been
per
share, compared
period of
name
The
on
of
the
factors
activities, the addition to
plastic hobby kits and
activities.—v, 190, p, 1730
told
an
or
Steel
Foundry
Machine
&
Co.,
below.
0
change
the
Birdsboro
frames,
was
Board.
company
Corp.
adopted officially at a mid-December meeting
Birdsboro Corp. replaces a name that has
since
manufactures
a
primary
presses;
bolsters
and
yokes);
1894.
complete line
crushers;
law
stainless,
alloy
of
steel
railroad
and
Were
it not for the, sizable municipal
offerings coming up during the week of
11-16, the total corporate and municipal financing picture would look bleak,
indeed—reflecting a low level of corporate financing. Moreover, it looks as though
the equity corporates will tap the market for about $7 million more than debt
Jan.
corporate issues.
Fortifying the municipal total this week are the $120 million New York State Power
Authority (Jan. 12) and the previously postponed State of California (Jan. 13) taxexempts which, if they appear, as scheduled may cause the growing average yield of
municipals to inch ahead again. During this same week, on Jan. 12, Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. of Maryland is set to market $25 million in debentures, Jessop
Steel Co. $3 million
debentures, and Northern Illinois Gas Co. $15 million in preferreds. The next day, Jan. 13, American Hospital Supply Corp. has scheduled 200,000
common.
FOUR-WEEK PROJECTED TOTALS
up to $174 million, according to the latest information obtained by the Chronicle from
private and public sources. Last year's fouj-week corporate estimate for the com¬
parable period <?was almost 2V2 times as large. Last week's four-week corporate
estimate
to $253
million—which was almost one-third larger than this week's.
municipal calendar ahead aggregates $516 million. Last week's fourprojection was about $20 million larger.
The grand total of corporate and municipal financing in the oncoming four weeks
came
The four-week
week municipal
DROP IN
1959's PUBLIC
UTILITY
FINANCING
Total public utility companies,' offering in 1959 took almost a one-third drop in dollar
volume as compared to 1958's financing. According to the year-end tabulation by
the Business
Management and Financial Department of Ebasco Services Inc., equity
public offerings and private placements last year amounted to $3,598,301,000,
as compared to
$4,982,201,000 in 1958. Drops occurred in electric, gas and telephone
companies. All but $33,622,000 of $3,598,301,000 constituted new money and, of the
and debt
total
financing, about one-half took place in the form of competitive bidding.
FORTHCOMING LARGER ISSUES
Other than the municipals mentioned above, larger issues with
marketing dates in
the next four weeks are: on Jan. 11—$13,600,p00 San Francisco,
Calif., $21,800,000
Seattle, Wash.; on Jan. 12—$23 million Stgte of Maryland, $32 million Tacoma, Wash.;
Jan. 19—$13,175,000 Detroit, Mich.; on Jan. 20—$15 million State of Louisiana,
$11,106,000 State of North Carolina, $28,089,000 State of Washington; and on Jan. 26
the $30 million Montreal Metropolitan Corp.
Among the larger corporates in the
three weeks succeeding the first week are: on Jan. 19—Kansas Gas & Electric Co.
200,000 shares of common, and $7.5 million Louisiana Gas Service Co. bonds; $25
million General Acceptance Corp. debentures on Jan.
25; Southern California Edison
Co. $30 million bonds
on
Jan. 26, and, in the end of January, $25 million Connecticut
Light & Power bonds.
with
the
to be offered at
previously
well
as
as
issues;
CORPORATE
including
contain, of
postponed issues carried
are just
public's reaction but riot the market—where the real testing
new
A
wary
eye
course,
is cast
AND
MUNICIPAL
FINANCING
Corporate
Corporate
Stocks
Corporates
Jan. 11-Jan. 16...
Jan. 18-Jan. 22...
$28,837,200
13,500,000
Jan. 25-Jan. 29—.
80,000,000
$35,844,000
11,940,000
4,300,000
$122,337,200
$52,084,000
Feb.
1-Feb.
TABLE
Total
Bonds
hobhv
those issues that
on
occurs.—S. B.
purposes.
Grand Total
*Municipals
of Both
$64,681,200
25,440,000
84,300,000
$366,550,000
93,610,000
§33,900,000
22,000,000
$431,231,200
119,050,000
118,200,000
22,000,00Q
$174,421,200
$516,060,000
$690,481,200
5-.
rose to nearly $4,700 00o
ST'"1",
959 a111 show a continuation
inriurtllf Improved results were due to a
the cnSfL™"e?i
Product development
^
weeks for which they are scheduled. They
-iys lines of several new model
aggressiveness of sales promotion
Total
*$1 million
...
or more,
.
§Inc,ludes non-tax-exempt Montreal Metropolitan Corp.
r
'
■
•
mill
machinery,
specialties
carbon
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
shares of
Chng.
Foundry & Machine Co., Birdsboro, Pa., has changed
Birdsboro
the
company's
with
hydraulic
period.
trial balloons to test the
affords ownershio nanicina-
hobbycraft items
p4, the company's sales
pattern
.
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co.—Namie
1
'
Listing—News—
I960. It
of
^Ova'^otooo'ope^",™ S°t»'
LI?i
Of- the
corporate
Files
common
mitted to trading on the ASE
in
on
In a leading manufacturer
In'
notification
parj
—
stock—Which last October was made
?,e P°khc *or the first time—was the first new issue ad-
H
during
Co.—Net Up—
The table below aggregates the dates of oncoming flotations by type of issue and the
TiAtla?tic M?crofilm CorP.>
With
e
to
2222.
on
Atlantic
up
substantially above the same period a year ago, Karnes
the quarterly report.
Sales climber to $335,617,890
of
See
$3,343 869
2,996;024
operating inc.—
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1953
revenue..
operating
annum
Birdsboro Corp.—New Name—
2338.
p.
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$3,672,480
West Point
&
operating
Net
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
$356,703
190, p. 2338.
Atlanta
Ry.
Bay
$362,384
170,530
operating inc
ry,
per
168,
tallies $690 million, or about $100 million less than that computed last week for the
oncoming four-week period.
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
$
578,534,442 537,480,663
38,255,941 436,488,529 402,746,016
190,
Ry. operating revenue..
Ry. operating expenses
—V.
$
8
51,531,311
operating Inc.—
p
2337,
rev.
ry.
Atlanta
Net
1%
190,
1959—11 Mos.—1958
S
51,027,761
Net
address.—V.
same
Ry.—Earnings—
$
Ry. operating revenue—
—V.
the
1959—Month—1958
Ry.
Net
to
The four-week projection of common and preferred stock, and bond corporates adds
operating
and
I960-
14.7%.
Earnings after taxes were $5,878,079, equal to $2.15 per share on
2,604,850 common shares, compared to $5,006,289, equal to $2.04 per
share on 2,322,097 common shares outstanding at the end of the pre¬
vious nine-month period.—V. 190, p. 2613.
v"
' •"
ops.
rev.
ry.
increase
RR—Earnings—
Plans.
to
up
1969.—V.
30,
June
finance
sales
o.
conjuction
to
Co.—Acquisition—
company has acquired the
Purchase Plans, Inc., a subsidiary
Ohio,
The acquisition was announced in a point statement by Robert L.
Oare, Chairman of the Board of Associates and A. J. Weatherhead,
Jr.,
President
of
Weatherhead. Purchase Plans, Inc.
has been a
specialized sales finance company offering
time sales programs to
manufacturers of liquefied petroleum gas equipment, farm machinery
and equipment/ and steel structures. All financing programs developed
by Purchase Plans, Inc. in these fields shall continue.
According ttf Mr. Oare, the acquisition implements Associates' pro¬
gram of financing diversification, and will become a ne*f segment of
Indiana
were
"
in excess of $20,000,000. of
Weatherhead Co., Cleveland.
assets,
of
Bend,
South
The
30,
highs of $111,685,634 in sales and $1,906,453 in net earnings for
three-month period ended Nov. 30 were reported for the
Chicago
--also
2338.
p.
Operations
final figures as yet for 1959, the year
history," Saint-Amour* said.
"Our
slightly more than $2,900,000 and our net
profit was over $200,000.
Both of these figures were more than 30V
higher than corresponding ones in 1958."—V. 188, p. 441.
do not
far the best in
shipments were
by
June
from the corresponding
period last year, while earnings after taxes rose 13.5% from $1,679,272.
Earnings per share of common stock were equal to 70 cents compared
to 69 cents per share for the third quarter in 1958, based on the number
of shares outstanding at the end of each period,
Dollar and, unit sales and net earnings for the nine-month period
27.256,017 292.176,153 282,027,516
ops.
rev,
corresponding
,
booked
Saint-Amour
Although we
to
company by William G. Karnes, President.
'Dollar sales increased $14,015,526, or 14.3%
33,264,675 360,106,992 351,688,186
oper.
Net
•
was
interest
income
1964
Beatrice Foods
■
Railway
'Deficit.—V.
-
^
boost
November.
$
Railway
Ry.
panel meters and controls in the last quarter of 1959 aver¬
$285,000 per month.
He added that "we are hopeful we
this level somewhat
during 1960, with a corresponding
relays
aged
can-
1938
bonds
a
that
said
,
Ry.
5% stock dividend, John D. Saintshipments of
the company's meter-
accompanying
President,
Amour
1959—Month—1958 "1959—11 MPS.—1958
Period End. Nov. 30—
1343.
Products, Inc.—Net Up—News—
week
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
Bangor &
Seen—
in net shipments, to around $3,600,000.
this Chesterland, O., corporation, according
of
the
amendatory
stockholders in
below.—V. 189, p.
Morris Inc.,
last
the
In
$685,943
41,459
gain
goal
received
1959—11 Mos.—1958
S8,031,545
rv.
Assembly
A
of
the
New
7,379,595
operating*
Philip
maturity
$3,587,300
in
of
during period July 1, 1959 to June 30, 1964, and for
of 3%
per annum,
with provision for additional non-
interest
July
173, p. 1697.
$8,065,538
ASR Products Corp.—Merger
See
the
to
issued
annuam
cumlative
616,910
657,025
expenses^
from
rev
ry.
extend
relating
were
effects
provide for cumulative income interest payments of 3% per
provision for additional non-cumulative income interest
1 %, per
Tarry town, N. Y„ investment company filed an amendment
Jan. 4.
1960, to its registration statement covering an additional 3,000,000 common shares.—V. 189, p. 477.
Baltimore
ops.
$24,726
inc.—
*54.160
-Deficit.—V. 190. p. 2337. *'
Net
Net
•
indenture
with
Axe-IIoughton Fund B, Inc.—Shares in Registration—
1959-—Month—1958
$681,751
$701,776
revenue—
operating
trust
bonds.
The bonds
The principal
1958.
1,
to
are
New York, filed an applica¬
qualification under the Trust Indenture
for
amendatory
an
Feb.
Filed—
Broadway,
2130
mortgage
on
indenture
a
subsidiary of the issuer, at a price equal to the net worth 0: the
partnership,' plus' $624,000, payable in shares of Automatic Canteen
valued for such purpose at $38 per share.—V. 190, p. 2238.
of
3S-4I5.
matured
of
1959,
31,
Dec.
1939
of
Act
granted to the three sellers. To date, the business of the Tonomat
partnership has
consisted
of the - manufacture
and sale of coinoperated phonographs and accessories.
The partners have agreed to
sell the business to Automatic Musical Instruments, S. A., of Geneva,
Corp.—Indenture
corporation
on
*
America—Share Sale Cleared—
of America, below.—V.
Nov. 30—
period End
Hotel
Beacon
conducted by them under the firm name "Tonomat-AutoTriefenbach.
& Diefenhardt."
The
remaining 3,030
shares are to be reserved for issuance upon exercise of options to be
presently
the
Ry.
Monday, January 11, I960
.
The
backlog of unshipped orders increased by $1,157,000 during
quarter to a total of $4,905,000—the highest in the company's
peace-time history.
.
,
Uncertainties created by the recent steel strike, coupled with mis¬
givings pertaining to Federal and state highway construction expenditures • created some caution on customer capital spending during the
Fall period, Mr. Barber said.—V. 190, p. 2138.
Registers With
—
Commission—
Exchange
fixed
Arbor RR.—Earnings-
Ann
.
.
This
Corp.
Dynamics
This
tration
Co. of America
Canteen
and
1,000
Westheimer & Co
4,000
Automatic
Securities
common,
2233-
p.
Anemostat Corp. of
See
2,200
2,000
Co.—'-
&
C. D. Robbins & Co
5,000
Spencer Trask & Co
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
—V.
Courts
8,000
5,000
Inc.
Dominick
2,200
Cooley & Co—-—
Ripley & Co..
Harriman
Financial Chronicle
(98)
steel
(side
castings,
.
191
Volume
Number 5915
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
,
(99)
ami
enameled steel panels for interior and exterior
is made by the company's Mirawal Division,
norcelain
rrhP
oaneling
walls.
REDEMPTION—The debentures are not
subject- to redemption prior
to
Jan. 15, 1968. Thereafter, the debentures are redeemable
at prices
scaling downward from 101.75%. to 100% on and
acquired
Jr'?56.-V, 190,
p. 459.
—
^
'■ j
_
^
after Jan.
'
BUSINESS—C.
Boston & Maine RR.—Earningsperiod End. Nov. 30—
Railway
5,014,291
$1,392,394
190,
2338.
P.
$66,362,541 $70,424,820
52,964,282
58,128,370
Other
$1,310,236 $13,398,259
$12,296,450
574,289
2,147,780
.1,425,105
371,362
oper.
rv.
lv.
$6,324,527
4,214,923
from ry,iops.
income—
Net rev.
'wet
$5,607,317
expenses
.
.
Co.
certain
of
..
Ltd.—Earnings—News—
and
subsidiaries
health
insurance
of
C.
I.. T.
business
on
of improvement in
1959
earnings reported
by
British
Oil for the first six months was maintained
throughout
the- last half of
the year. Ninteen fifty-nine earnings, when
finally
"determined, are expected to show a satisfactory improvement over
August, 1958, C.
affiliates, which
and
gamma and x-ray
I.
T.
are
CAPITALIZATION
acquired
^increased
*t+Notes
sales of B-A refined products during 1959 were
high-*'
an excellent gain in heating fuels.
net crude oil and condensate production in Western Canada
in the
fourth quarter of 1959 is estimated to have been
34,213
barrels, or
2,800
barrels per day over the same, period in 1958.
During
the fourth quarter,
B-A's
net
gas
sales
are
indicated to
have been 108 million cubic feet per day.
v(
As a result
of the enlargement of the Pincher Creek and
one
Pipe Line,
oil
from
were
GIVING
the
EFFECT
the
day,
per
to
Hussar
a
and
residue
has
company
of
year
averaged
10%
over
than
more
what
made
offshore
completed
for.the
gas
increase
an
to
appears
54
over
million
lease
from
multiple
and
gas
Authorized
stockholders
tThe
will
9
consider
of cumulative
preferred -stoek-jpar
authorizing 300,000
$100).—V.
stock
of
short-term
of
business:
Record
1960 by
sales
a
+A11
appraisal
most
who heads
volatile
Bulova
of
the
retail
in American
At
June
solidated
30,
dollar
to
shares
the
of
common
1959,
purchase
J.
difficult
to
piinpoint
facturers
sales
individually
each
year,"
industry
In
figures
because
watches,
addition,
for
account
Henshel
to
gems,
to
only
1%
Francis
billion)
feel
quite
and
a
confident
new
population
the
(A. M.)
has
Byers has
shown
year,
increase
an
/•'.
Net
sales
11%
outlook,"
for
from
the
reported
This
year.
up
of
sales
180,000,000
marks
ip
net
"
fiscal
that'
1959
the
;■
ending Sept.
30,
1959
to
•i'
^^tfffprevious
and
^
12
stock, after adjustment for
provision
for
monthsr^arnings
3-for-l
a
preferred
dividends,
share of
per
stock
common
amounted
to
m comparison to 66 cents per share of common stock earned
Total
dividends paid on the common stock in fiscal
30 cents
per
for the
split.
A
total
of
During fiscal 1959,
$7
sales
to
per
cents
17
share
climbed
was
in
lines—wrought iron, specialty steels,
"Further intensification
tions, and a streamlined
good
start
toward
Byers
of
the
asserted
steels.
i960,
Mr.
its pvc
Byers
on
our
sustain
said.
Byers
books
full
also
for
capacity
reported
-V. 190,
W.
in
sales
Dec.
on
29
filed
vtnn c°verlne 5.000 shares of
fvfni sh?5,es of common stock
without
letter
a
6%
(par
of
Blair
cumulative
$10)
to
preferred
be
offered
Co.,
of
,
The
with
stock
^^eeds
to
-are
and
for
be
working
to
purchase
capital.
*
merchandise
for
sale,
tl
i*'
j
vi^2HF»T»et
to
hp
i0rl
no
filature/I
Purnn«e
—1
*
t
15, 1980,
underwriting
Kuhn, Loeb
maturftyntUreS
incurrpH
Jan.
was
Jan.
5
by
a
group headed by Dillon, Read
& Co., and Lehman Brothers.
are priced at 98-46% to ^ield 5-25% t0
Proceeds from
working funds
the
for the
sale
insurance
of
the
debentures
will pro-
^an'
1260,
and
the balance of whlph were incurred for the
receivables in the ordinary course of business.
Purchasing
of
the
& Boyce
Nicolaus
&
Co.,
&
H.
Net
225,000
The
new
company
firm's
The
W.
Vice-President
Co
Dow,
of
&
Co
North
force
American
and
more
than $53
—V.
190,
p.
Ma'rchta?8°793:
NOTE: on account
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ or the fluctuations
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
or
/—:
^fTlpAx
Witter
Co
&
_
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
above
that
Mr.
far,
the
has
ahead,
only
surface.
not
small
a
We
yet
Case
development
Rojtman,' "The
portion
have
become
deep
a
apparent,
the
1960's
as
of
one
the
nation's
giant
companies,
more
than
10%
of
a
p.
par¬
Carolina
Ry.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$218,200
7,808
99,213
ops."
income_
$6,450,066
4,545,062
$1,187,882.
414,852
2339.
p.
equip¬
centers
1520.
Western
4,707,427
in
the
$1,905,004
741,559
C
48
mid-year, C & O's
transportation
an
aggressive
and
parent
has
com¬
coal.
O
$620
million
life
of
life
insurance
companies.
It
has
million of assets and $13 million of capital and surplus.
Park
Place,
of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year;
Eaton
again
and
in
the
1958.
from
revenues
revenues
revenues
closed,
C
&
and
earnings
surpassed
O's
movement
from
annual
of
Demonstrating
moving
territory for
tinuation
coal
President
trend
of
was
the
tons
well.
up
for
1958,
revenues
For
except
and
earn¬
merchandise
C
&
merchandise
O's
were
$10
were
million
traffic
diversification,
practically the same
moving coal. Eighty industries chose sites in
plants, expected to furnish an additional $2
new
business
in
.down.
of
held
those
in
revenues.
consumption
million
Tuohy
upward.
from
than
1959
-
orders
from
coal
Canada, mostly before the steel strike,
increase
over
1958
irl
non-export traffic
and
seasonal
in
users
C
gave
&
revenues.
conditions
the
O
;
.
United States
a
$10
million,
Reflecting con¬
that
have
reduced
Western
National
1958.
Europe, C & O's overseas export coal
coal
production about equalled the 410
Piggyback, the carrying of highway trailers on flat
cars, produced
encouraging results. To offer shippers more flexible schedules
and
develop additional income from passenger
operations, C & O operated
piggyback
cars
on
passenger
trains.
Railvan,
the
unique
freightcarrying trailer developed by C & O research to
operate on either
highways or rails, went into daily test service in
Michigan.
C
&
O ended
the year stronger,
financially and physically, than
at any time in its
long history. Working capital at year's end stood
at its highest level, $61
millio.n. Because of C & O's physical sound¬
ness, .the result of an improvement
program costing more than $700
million
were
A
25
Chairman
and
2615.
Publishers,
As
A considerable
step-up in
accident-;
states
the
an
revenues
&
how
year,
was
the
is
position early in 1960:
' :
in C & O traffic which, began late in
1958 was
excellent first half-year. Even when
the steel strike
pick-up
Revenues
as
main,
road's
in
full
.V!
major,
launched
in
Corp.,
American
Company,
190,
&
$50,003
export
the
725,000
corp.
top
Te^riSrand'Members
off
from ry.
the
at
came
ings
1,000,000
activities in writing life insurance,'
of the Board of North American and
has
Dana
seen
strength
years
product
$5,895,309
traffic
the
B
be
can
the
Said
410,416
brisk
greater
...
Co.,
years,- has
now
William
in
engineering,
424,036
since
World
necessary in
good year is
'
_
growth
on
expenses
for
150,000
with
is. in
for
million
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Review and Forecast—
1,800,000
oldest
In
$1,024,930
405,572
$628,616
the
725,000
& Co.
North American Company for Life,
"reflects the broader character of the
Financial
518,552
construction, roadbuilding and materials
handling
manufacturing operations^ in most of the industrial
oper.
reflected
300,000
v
underwriting
Financial
Chairman
C.I.T.
American,
$1,308,410
43,992
oper.
Here,
The
525,000
Co.
headquarters in Chicago, is one of the 10
major underwriters of accident-health coverages in the United
States. President of the insurance firm is Allen V. Dowling.
North
$122,008
$474,039
rev.
viewed
525,000
&
business with its stepped-up
Charles
said
name,
Health Insurance,
Accident and
$2,924,953
1,900,023
revenue-
190,
Corp..—__— 1,800,000
Inc.
375,000
Lercheri" &
corporate, name, C.I.T.
has announced in New York.
pany
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$3,275,034
1,966,624
oper.
ry.
Company,
Walker
Insurance
for 73
life
$28
Period End. Nov. 30—
Webster
&
Change—News-—
its
-Earnings—
$275,293
153,285
300,000
inc.—
225,000
in
institu¬
increased
coming
world.—V.
—V.
Bros.
White, Weld
underwriter
program
to
$225,161
product
be
the
in
with
Net
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
its
new
Charleston
375,000
Wertheim
Accident
sale
375,000
:■
Co.
150,000
American
North
changed
corporation and Its subsidiaries,
lnihally to reduce short-term borrowings, including some
the PurP0se of paying $50,000,000 of term debt which
decade
million in
health
made
&
Wood, Struthers & Co.—
expansion
due
Co
&
Staats
R.
Day
G.
Dean
for
Financial Corp.—Debentures Offered—Public
Pifering of $75,000,000 of C.I.T. Financial
Corp. 5%%
aiionwide
Smithers
150,000
300,000
Name
the
President, declared recently that
although Caseby over 600% in the past three
years,
intention of stopping there. He
revealed for the
had
spent
will
Railway
Railway
1,800,000
per
«?• ?•
debentures,
S.
Barney & Co
Moore & Co.-—
Watling,
Co.
includes
and
144,899
potential
of
that
—
and
-
.
&
true
our
300,000
American Corp—
225,000
Spencer Trask & Co.
1,000,000
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
525,000
Lemon
also
30
assembly line from now until 1964."
Predicting that "barring unforeseen circumstances"
1960 would again,
for the third
year in a row, break the
company's 117-year sales record.
Mr.
Rojtman declared that Case,
despite its phenomenal growth
from $87 million in 1956 to
$200 million in 1959, would
emerge in the
225,000
Swiss
Company
—
of
and
725,000
Co._
&
Securities
725,000
With SEC—
w.,
375,000
Stroud
725,000
acquisitions
174,058
ops.
Rojtman,
sales
had
reservoir
of
Stone
150,000
Co
Inc
The
insulated
■
preparation
150,000
725,000
Co.—
Subsidiary
used
375,000
&
Inc.
150,000
seek
tooling in just the last three
years.
Case Company is
just like an iceberg. So
Scranton & Co.
Stifel,
the
$10
Inc
Stringfellow——
William
525,000
Son_
Inc._
underwriting.
high
Insulated
first
stock
and
ment,
Stein
__
Johnston,
insulated
temperature
1959—Month—1958
income
company had no
first time that in
ticularly
300,000
&
Illinois
&
Smith,
&
Hutton
E.
725,000
2,300,000
&
Smith,
Co.,
Weeks—
Hutton
F.
of
Case Co.—Forecast-
B.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
150,000
&
(J. I.)
150,000
VF.
Hogle & Co
W.
Co._
& Hutzler
Hutton
725,000
Heintz & Co
&
basis,
mortgage 6% bonds due 1980.
bonds are to be applied as
outstanding first mortgage bonds—$1,609,-
from ry.
oper.
Shields
-
1,800,000
Hornblower
225,000 ^
Company—
Shuman, Agnew & Co.„
Singer, Deane & Scribner
--v\
of
190, p. 2339.
375,000
&
Chas. W.
1,800,000
&
A.
I
725,000
Inc
J.
.
Rothschild
Pomeroy,
150,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Hilliard
725,000
725,000
&
150,000
Harriman Ripley
B.
300,000
Schwabacher
&•
-
J
F.
Scott
1,800,000
Clark, Dodge & Co._
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.,
J.
Gardner-—
Co
300,000
Co
H.
725,000
&
&
financing
$2,200,000
expenses
company
Co.—
225,000
Sons
;
&
current
of
the
Co.
L.
150,000
Inc.
high
to
$399,219
rev.
ry.
150,000
Co.—,
Jackson
Pressprich
Schoellkopf,
525,000
—
Co:
and
Teflon
increase
combined
Tensolite
Corp.—Registers
oper.
Marc
&
Salomon Bros.
1,250,000
Inc.—
&
a
purchased
continue
revenue-
industrial
225,000
725,000
Sullivan
Brown
of
oper.
375,000
——
300,000"
Inc.
Inc
Alex.
Burnham
E.
at
—"V.
300,000
—
Rodman & Renshaw
1,000,000
& Simmons-
.
Riter
W.
Reynolds
Co
&
Reinholdt
225,000
Co
Co., Inc
Ellis
Bosworth,
SEC—
notification
Net
225,000
725,000
Jaffray
300,000
-
will
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
Curtis—.
R.
Co.,
Kraus___
Boettcher and
year.
Stores, Inc., Athens, Ala.—Files With
corporation
.avertising,
&
&
Blyth & Co.,
s
share,
&
producer
1,800,000
.
Northwest
525,000
Baird
Co
Hopwood
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
c. E. I.
.JJ16
&
Co
Becker & Co.,
Blunt
On
Jr.,
about
leading producers of
specially braided.
Their
and
Carolina & North Western
Ry.
3OCL0&O
&
company's
investors
Railway
Railway
Co.,
Co.——
Webber,
Piper,
725,000
:——-—-■—-
William
product
majority interest in Byers.
1520j
p.
Inc.-
&
—
Ohio
3,325,000
—
Whipple & Co.—
Blair
specialty
production during
increase
an
Smith
Milwaukee
3,325,000
Brothers
Allyn and Co., Inc.
Baker, Weeks & Co
were
during the past
(polyvinyl chloride) plastic products
The General
Tire and Rubber Co. holds a
,
Robert
Amballoy
steel
The
150,000
Pierce,
Turben
Inc
1,800,000
Stieglitz—
Bacon,
plastic.
our
1,800,000
&
that
to
&
Merrill,
&
Bache
1958.
add
272; to the retirement of bank
loans—$250,000; to the retirement of a
short-term note—$25,000; to
provide a portion of funds
required for
1960
construction—$409,000; and for working capital.—V. 186,
p. 838.
375,000
Inc.—
Paine;
in
firm's
Lynch,
Fenner
150,000
Co
Marache
Burge.&
to
the
manufacture
Carlisle
proceeds of the sale of the
follows: to the retirement of
300,000
Inc. 4,425,000
of
"Orders
are exPected
locn».
300,000
Sons_
—
G.
the
q>nd
Dixon,
150,000
Co
vigorous development of new applications
along
with
improved
specifications
in
established
markets
have
strengthened Byers position as the
world's
leading manufacturer of
wrought iron products.
.'
Mr. Byers
pointed out that major
improvements in the company's
steel
production and sales
distribution have enabled Byers to gain
national
recognition
as
a
prominent producer of specialty stainless
and
alloy
&
Merrill
Co
Co
Cook
share in 1958, adjusting
paid on the preferred stock.
three
&
225,000
&
&
Pacific
A.
plated
in
1959,
Net
150,000
Co.,
Masten
The
per
PVC
Inc
Co
E.
The
tional
725,000
Newhard,
all marketing efforts, sound labor rela¬
capitalization program have given us a
improving this picture in 1960" said Buckley M.
Byers, President.
Mr.
all
and
:
&
Ball,
silver
be
cable.
of
major
a
F.
Hickory, N. C., filed a
covering 120,000 shares
of common
stock, to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting
group headed by Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co.
and
Odess-Martin, Inc.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by
amendment.
Rhoades
&
Bear, Stearns
it
to
Dec.
725,000
Loeb,
525,000
1959
share, compared
M.
375,000
common
said
This corporation, of 256 First
Avenue, N.
registration statement with the SEC
on
725,000
150,000
split in September
98 i cents this year
beginning
George
materially
Carolina Natural Gas
225,000
compared
as
con¬
Corp!
Higginson
McDonnell
Inc.
and
by
cable.
2,300,000
Mason-Hagan,
Nolan,
Co
previous
30,
v *■
•
in
fields
two
in
which
it
is
now
engaged—specialty
industrial and consumer
rubber and plastic
products and wire products
the
electronics industry," Mr. Dixon
said.
In
arranging the acquisitions, George Schuster
& Co., 37 Wall
Street,
represented the sellers.
G. L. Ohrstrom &
Co., 40 Wall Street, repre¬
sented Carlisle.—V.
190, p. .1292.
are
Co.
McDonald
C.
of
Corporation
closely«related to the
Srlalle
Byers
taxes
&
225,000
A.
wire
6
miniaturization.
are
principally
"Carlisle
Gregory & Sons
$26,365,087,
were
ex¬
said.
consecutive
fiscal
l^^iePb4$23,667,905.
recordedne?$81&rnings o?*$l*Q53f414 after
$809,942
1,800,000
of
Lehman
Nov.
California•
Midland
Jan.
on
companies are expected
Carlisle's sales.
that
the
acquisitions
will«
electronic
most
and
Morgan Stanley & Co.— 2,675,000
F. S. Moseley & Co.——
725,000
earnings
the
over
:;1''
Carl
Langiey & Co
& Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.I
fourth
Lee
375,000
Co.
Co
Hallgarten & Co
Dillon, Read & Co
net
earnings
&
Lazard Freres
C.
McCormick
&
of
V».«:
v
.
of
and
Mr. Dixon stated
that no changes in
management or policy would
take place.
Anthony Rizzuto will continue as President of
International
and
Simplex
and
Irving Landis will continue as Executive
VicePresident and Treasurer.
I960,
in
Henshel
ended
division
two
Simplex
used
wire
$725,000
375,000
& Meeds
W.
Union
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
Byers Co.—Earnings Rise—News—
This
Pittsburgh company
increased 30%
over
last
year
high
retail
the
by
co.—,::
725,000
Co
Forgan
wire,
are
Inc.,
of Debs.
150,000
Laird, Bissell
duPont
Granbery,
to
in
and
the
Amount
A.
Glore,
stake
Co.,
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
375,000
Dillon,
Garrett
months
a
1520.
p.
sales
revenues
•
shown
as
525,000
Robert
12
become
from
Co.
for
Michigan Corp.
FlemingW. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
said.
about
for
options to employees
725,000
&
The
stated
At
Principal
&
&
announced
annually
Dixon
temperature
1959.
225,000
Folger,
1831.
p.
for
adjustment
30,
Chapman & Co.
First
manu¬
industry
pur¬
$510
we.
I.
Farwell,
annually per person, but considering the accelerated rate of
growth anticipated for the national
gross product next year (estimated
at
Inc.-
Dominick—
Securities
wide
chases
Co.,
Inc
&
Eastman
flatware,
of
&
S~ Dickson
Estabrook
the
the
of
Dain
Drexel & Co..,
Bulova, with outlets in 17,000 jewelry
stores, accounted for about
6% of the industry retail sales total in
1959, the Bulova executive said.
"Our'industry rule of tliumb for sales is $10 worth of retail
—V. 190,
reserved
$225,000
Company,
.
of
stainless
handful
a
than
more
'
■
.,
is
at Nov.
Amount
Co
Dominick
affected
"It
stock
without
are
of Debs.
M.
R.
jewelry business—traditionally
proved
range of products—from fine
to jeweler-fashioned
radios.
shown
and surplus
aggregated $294,014,111.
-
&
was
Wire
day in the
$44,496,000
Principal
Co., Inc., said, "Farm unrest and the steel
jewelry sales somewhat" during 1959, but sales im¬
during the year over 1958 and are expected to increase sub¬
stantially in 1960.'
■■
strike
amount
it
Carlisle.
million
products
from the corporation, subject to the terms
and
in the underwriting agreement filed as an
exhibit
Statement, are as follows:
--
specified
Registration
Courts
Power
Corp.—Acquisitions—
International
None
from day tb
shown includes
capital shares
191, p. 3.
Industry Sales Seen—
period of
190,
of
miniature
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the principal underwriters
of the
debentures, and the principal amount thereof which each
has severally
to
full
company did not
until mid-1958.—V.
J.,
Carlisle's
100,000,000
changes
N.
Mr.
"
figures
balance sheet
conditions
the
Utah
.
Canadian
§If all shares
merchandising—Harry B. Henshel,
Watch
125,000,000
500,000 shs.
.
Issued, 9,758,524 shares will be
outstanding.
a
billion, are expected during
the world's larger producers of
jeweled
of
one
notes
for
this
Utilities
President
value
change premium of approximately 5.3%
approaching $2
;
year-end
of the
one
jewelry,
the President of
'watches.
In
of
Park,
r
$3
125,000,000
payable in Canadian dollars.
,
Bulova Watch Co., Inc.—Record
32,500,000
704,883,000
704,883,000
the
The
included
are
Southern
corporation has acquired International
Wire Products
Corp
affiliate, Simplex Tinning and Wire
Products Corp., both of
its
value
course
comparison,
This
indebtedness of the
par
of
although
Carlisle
58,317,000
100,000,000
amount
ordinary
Gas Co.—Prospective Financing—
,
Feb.
on
earnings
Pacific
chiefly
appliances.
purposes
:
debt of the corporation
of
and
gas
For
v
32,500,000
funded
all
'
,
$58,317,000
—_
Canadian subsidiary,
corporation (Ca-
the
without
cubic
and
zones
-
(without par value)
agreed
Brooklyn Union
The
one
from
derived
tank
Outstanding
$6.20 per share)
11,000,000 shs.
9,525,254 shs.
addition, - the factoring subsidiaries owed
manufacturers'
and
distributors' credit balances which
aggregated $79,114,821.
fourth well is now being drilled.
Reflecting the first full year's operation of the new
Port Moody
refinery, the total crude run through B-A refineries for
1959 was
nearly 18% higher than for 1958.—V. 190, p. 867.
'
within
date__—
a
by
subordinated
(stated
a
oil
of
FINANCING
■"In
in
major discovery on
in
Cameron,Parish, La. Three wells have
successfully
due
§Common
1958.
be
Revenues
.
sources
rose
to $11,226,110
for the
year
ended
30, 1959, from $10,499,814 in the
comparable 1958 period.
Utility revenues during the 1959
period
totaled
$10,082,655 and
receipts from
other
sources
amounted
to
$1,143,455.
A
year
ago
utility revenues
amounted
to
$9,455,875
and
non-utility
revenues
$1,043,939. ■ Non-utility revenues are
X-Ray Corp.
sale
net
a
common
with
Nov;
1958,
Corporation
States, net production of crude oil and
condenate
Producing Company for 1959 averaged 26,500 barrels
decrease of approximately 9%
from 1958.
Net sales of
its 5,000-aere
been
Drumheller
life,
and
the
ended
the
One
$668,515,000
Capital stock:
Oil
daily,
The
ffom
PRESENT
derived
income of
$1,052,292, equal to $2.65 j.
stock, from operations in the period of 12 '
November, 1959.
'
In
corresponding period ended in 1958, earnings of
$918,328
were
realized,, amounting to $2.28 per common share.
Current share
earnings are
computed on
the
average
of 338,926
shares
outstanding during the period, and are after
$154,337
for
preferred dividends.
The
year-ago basis was 329,787 common shares
and $165,875 for
preferred dividends.
for
months
a
corporation
during 1959.
The
Britamoil
subsidiary, is now transporting crude
extension
and
Junior subordinated
indebtedness
Western
Picker
date—
Serial pref. stock
in
of
manufacture
TO
dollars)
Superior
Senior
:
B-A
natural
feet
lines
from said
nadian
13%
B-A
new 31-mile
a
pipe
corporation
said
portion
guaranteed
United
the
In
of
owned
wholly-owned
a
through
Alberta.
B-A
approximately
up
debt,
year
Nevis
Deliveries
in the
basis.
company
shai^e
a
subsidiary due in less than
fFunded debt of
plants, gas sales to Trans-Canada pipe line increased during the
quarter.
The B-A Lookout Butte well, wildcat discovery located in
southern
Alberta, was tested during the fourth quarter.
Flows
from selected
intervals ranged up to
18.6 million cubic feet of gas
per
day, ac¬
companied by approximately 100 barrels of condensate per million
Canada
the
from
year
Funded
.
-.-a-::-1
and
operated
of
Canadian
Daily
;!■
engaged
nationwide
ownership
in
engaged
V
lighted by
feet."
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Earnings Rise—
This
..
equipment along with related accessories and
supplies.
.
cubic
are
a
these
In
American
'
15, 1979..
its
subsidiaries, Patriot Life Insurance
Co., was organized in
1953 and the
other, The North American
Company for Life, Accident
and Health
Insurance, was acquired in September, 1958.
rate
The
and
wholly-owned
accident,
of
^
British American Oil
T.
wholly-owned subsidiaries are
engaged principally in specialized forms of
instalment financing, certain
related insurance
operations and in factoring.
The corporation and its
subsidiaries form one of the
largest instalment sales
financing organi¬
zations in the United
States and Canada.
1959—11 Mos.—1958
revenue.,
oper.
oper.
Railway
1959—Month—1958
I.
3
New
York
7,
N.
War
capital
expenditures
of
only
$16
Y.,
REctor
per
million
"
predipted for business generally in 1960.
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00
remittance,for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
II,
1959.
2-9570.
year,
George
J.
This favor-
Morrissey,
other Countries, $72.00
Editor;
per
year.
'
4
of
outlook,
able
'
(100)
_
of
trepd
upward
definite
with
continue
nation's
the
aries
would
economy
uninterrupted industrial activity would mean greater
C AO revenues and earnings in 1950.. Working capital and financial
position would ^exceed present .record levels. Dividend continuity is
191, p. 3.
the
:><-■
.to
Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Chicago & Eastern
Railway
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expense?
Net
Net
from
rev
mcome.__
oper
ry.
'Deficit.—V. 190,
*.6,132,329
$7,189,799
241.788
2.211,923
1,852.840
2339.
p.
UNDERWRITERS
severally
■
Illinois Midland Ry.—EarningsEnd. Nov. 30—
1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos. 1958
oper.
revenue.
$331,361
$564,333 $6,<80,168 $5,582,242
oper.
expenses
364,719
344 266
3,999.775
3.882,279
Railway
Net
Net
p'.
190,
Peabody
First
oper.
Railway
oper.
19,514.174 J222.268.617 223.856.334
15,881.942 183,039,116 ,182,858,935
17,755.368
15,446,702
revenue.
expenses
from
rev.
Inc
Lynch,
oper.
ry.
190,
p.
income.__
2339.
1.050.000
1,050,000
White.
Weld
Robert
Nov. 20 offered $600,000 of series F 6% fivesubordinated debentures. Theae debentures were
offered to the public for cash and to the present holders
of the company's subordinated debentures in exchange,
at face value, on the maturity dates of those securities so
long as there are debentures remaining unsold in this
offering. No debentures will be reserved for This ex¬
change offering. The cash proceeds of this offering will
be reduced to the extent that such exchanges are made.
This offering is being underwritten by various employ¬
ees and officers of this corporation.
..company on
PROCEEDS—The net
sale
the
from
of
will
used
be
within
due
W.
suburban
the
Richard
tion
L.
Rosenthal,
Tucson
at
Citizens
moves
advised
President,
Citizens'
for
into
service
new
a
provided
years,
many
Cruz County in southern Arizona
water
service
dicated
that
that
its
franchised
the
Citizens
Tucson
erations
system
the
Miami
Hidden
when
tomers
that
the
in
although
area,
territory
regions
and
area
it
to
the
is
provides
serves
that
there
potential
a
acquisition
are
10,000
over
He
other
of
number
a
of
developed.
fully
are
the
pursue
areas
of
water
with
the
proceeds
that
a
Milwaukee,
best
According
fourth
the
25%
tailing
the
SEC
bonds,
in
It
op¬
covering
series
is
'week
larger
purchases
of
months
boiler
He
sales,
Cleaver
Mr.
manufacture of
This
day
for
sea
equipment
Products
a
added
in
plant
the
that
produced
Waukesha.
for
the
nuclear
volume
Top
188,
in
boiler
carry
Cleaver
his
1960
the
noted
and
load,
is
progress
of
that
May's
major
a
development
Edison
and
Co.,
the
and
Philco
Colvin
f0* WOrking capital and mineral
below.—V.
Consolidated
policies.
ex-
1176.
increased
that
increase
no
ft
engineering
100 Person,
on
6rest 10 yield 5 25% to maturity.;
be
to or
investments
in«
in subsidiaries
1)6 atidetJ to the company's
Purchase of receivables, for '
for
and
with
1
an
■
,
i
in
will
stock
use
shares
outstanding
Stockholders
voted
to
Under
to
be
of
issuance
President
a
both
Controls
in
Controls
merger
at
each
into
110,400
stated.
Electrosnap
and
the
open
190,
six
shares
shares of
j—- -
.
Company
of
Controls
Controls
Louis
in
of
reduction
of
Stock
by
,
(3)
Sold—
per
loans.
production equipment expected
cost
of
installing
purchase
to
to
housing
and
expected to be leased from others,
molds,
conveyors
and
a
short-term
•'
obligation
1 "
>.
accompany
the
preferred
shares.
of
the
then
shares,
preferred
automatically become entitled fo vote
same basis as holders of the common
accumulated but
of the
shares.
'
redeemable,
are
commencing
the
to
'
unpaid
*
preferred
accumulated
by
at
in "whole or
the
date
shareholders
but
unpaid
of issuance to
of the sum of
dividends.
Oct.
$15
period commencing Nov. 1, I960, to Oct. 31,' 1962,
the preferred shareholders of\the suih bf $17.50" per
the
to
the
to
share,
but
upaid
dividends,
..
V
commencing Oct. 31, 1962, and thereafter
preferred shareholders of the sum of $20
period
payment
preferred
the
plus
accumulated
but
unpaid
dividends,—V.
190,
,
„
-
Glas Pools,
corporation
covering
at
The
$1
on
300,000
per
proceeds
are
i
SEC
Inc., Ilialeah, Fla.—Files With
Dec.
share,
to
t
•
28
shares
bo
Craftsman
of
filed
a
letter
common
without
used1 for
of
stock
underwriting,
additional
notification with
five cents) to
(par
.
equipment
the
be
•
.
and working
Insurance
per
r
Co., Boston, Mass.
—
Files
Exchange Commission—
on Dec. 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of capital stock (par $101 to be offered at $2.)
stockholders of record with the right to purchase one
new
share
for each
five shares held.
Rights expire within 30 days,
No underwriting
is Involved,
"•».. ; I•
The
company
covering
the amount of $750,000
to meet seasonal needs.
The balance of the proceeds, approxi¬
mately $1,280,000. will bef used to provide the additional working capital
to carry the company's increased volume of business.
Life
With Securities and
incurred
necesary
at the
capital.
cost $400,000; in part to defray the
certain major
production equipment
which costs are expected to aggregate
bank loan in
shares
common
,
other
in part to meet the cost of initial inventories
and Increased receivables relating to the expanding West Coast opera¬
tions, expected to cost a maximum of $1,000,000 by the end of 1960;
in part to retire
period
plus
From
Craft
approximately $100,000;
and
the
share,
2039.
The
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of the 100,000 shares of
stock aggregate approximately $3,530,000.
The company plans
part
which
holders
will
on
their
on
payment
payment
offered
in
into
amount.
preferred share, plus accumulated
SEC
proceeds
the
to
shares
preferred shares
by
subscribed and the books closed.
the
accrued
From
p.
use
this
rights
the payment to such holders
by
preferred
per
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Prescott, Shepard
& Co., Inc., headed a group of underwriters which pub¬
licly offered qn Dec. 29, 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at a price of $38 per share. The issue was over¬
to
voting
dividend
(2; From
Co.—Common
of
excess
no
preferred
1960,
31,
...
—
Rubber
&
are
(1)
stock
resulting in
Putze, Controls
a
Tire
?
in part, by the
company on election
of the board so to do by lot or by any other
equitable basis selected by the board on the following basis:
Corp.
Chicago-based manufacturer of precision switches
is a manufacturer of automatic controls with
Schiller jSPark, 111,—V, 190, p. 2615.
purposes
the event that four semi-annual dividend, periods ( whether
or
not) should pass without the payment of at least one
in
The
(e)
Company
such
.
convertible
are
by
deemed proper
be
legally allocable for
to pay dividends is limited solely to the .stated dividend
value and dividends will not be paid to holders of
regard to all matters
shares
common
common,
stock,
shares
\
value, payable
the par
of
may
stock.
1
with one vote being allocated to each share of preferred stock.
These voting privileges may be withdrawn from the holders of preferred
1293.
and. Electrosnap
7%>
as
common
par
There
dividends
meetings held Dec. 28.
five shares of Electrosnap
intervals
funds
The
common
follows:
as
are
stock*
market,
p.
on
semi-annual
America—Merger Approved—
proposal,
converted
-
the
of
of
approve
the
in
involved.—V.
of
50,000
of $500,000.
shares
are
of 100,000
$500,000.
shares of pre¬
of
value
par
of
there
and
aggregate
an
normally relating to
the rate of
at
other
out
share,
per
value
par
preferred
of
$5
aggregate
an
incidents
such
at
directors
preferred
consecutive
,):■
Co.
Controls
acquired
is
of holders
company
However,
V-
capital of $1,000,000
stock—common and preferred.
of
aggregate
an
aggregate
an
for- general
utilized
'
incorporation
authorizes
the
from
retired
be
be
The preferred shares are non-participating, that ist the
7%:
(d)
in
of
will
will
,
authorized
an
value
having
usual
preferred shares In
sub¬
contemplated
are
,
.
The
(fc)
/•
StOTes
r:
rate of two shares of preferred for every share of common.
The con¬
version privileges must be exercised not later than Oct. 31, 1964.
rate
common
under-
DorationgnnUr.P^Hageij0intly by The First Boston Corsale
Jan
?
' p?abody & Co. offered for public
Credi?t Co -s'vV ,W '?Ue of *50.000,000 Commercial
at 100% and nivr n°tas due 1980. The notes are priced
andPma*e
Digitized for working capitalinvestments
FRASER
advances
f-
.
Iowa,
Drug
stock,
also
or
has
par
a
certificate
having
of
J'
the laws of the State of Delaware.
(b)
■•J;
has
Cumulative dividends
board
balance
'
classes of shares of
all of the
rights
(a)
-
May's
changes
no
stock,
The
Plan
the
indebtedness
The
:
company
stock
by
said
par.
'
by two
certificate
under
*
the
of swimming pool
proceeds
the
at
common
stock has
of the
central
'
.
of
maker
incorporated in Delaware
was
Prior
of
units
■semi-annually
in
stores
•'
Cooper
and
Commercial Credit Co.— Notes
Offered —An
proceetvi
Purchase
Offered—Pursuant to
' %.%■'■
'
net
purposes.
of
forCver,
production
groap'of*3 5 "at °the'begUrn 1 ng'o"
and
Foods
Consolidated
;
headquarters
eniplo^nen^giwth'of
from
drug
million.
President
2,000
are expected
to amount to approxi¬
to
this offering
the
company
borrowed
individuals and has issued its promissory notes
These notes are payable in one year, together with
all
or
of
common
The
Foods
so
Laboratories, Inc.—Expansion
p/ant exPan>sion that has
.
p.
some
authorized
Drug'Stores.
$6
become
2,000
*
Stiver & Co
at the rate of 8%
per annum; first priority from the sale of
company's units will be to retire this indebtedness. It is anticipated
The
Corp.—Acquisition—
retail
about
will
19.
lenders.
these
represented
V. ;
May's
kits, which
FINANCES—The
investment firms
& Co.; Chas, W.
Stock
Inc.—Stock
Industries
$281,115,625.
Irom various
issuance
expansion of the drug chain with the development of
Piggly Wiggly super markets in those states.
"
acquisition is being made by an exchange of stock, but it was
The
v
System, Inc.—Agreement—
190,
Employees'
.
——_—.__
Mericka & Co.,
J.
2340.
Beverly Hills .(Calif.)
corporate
1909,
p.
&
p.
the
with
ceut8' to be offered at-the-market, without
Corp..
2,000
190,
holders
is
See
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Consolidated
a letter of notification with the
Voting Trust Certificates for 207,504 shares of
Broadcasting
3,500
coordipaxe the
ship
or-T.he corP°raJ[lon °n Dec- 21 filed
Columbia
2,000
Kraus______
Burge
that
last
the
It/is~~]>)anned to extend operations through Iowa and Illinois and to
gallon
cargo
of
operating
Speciai
K
pl^aUon'—Vd'l9or*pt0768e
;
of
seven
of
volume
Fellman
Mr.
,
sidiary
evaporators
nuclear
operates
annual
and
Oils, Inc., Panama City, Fla.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
underwriting^
Salaried
Foods
Vice-President
Executive
manu¬
Coastal Caribbean
covering American
in
has concluded negotiations for the acqui¬
sition of May's Drug Stores, Inc., a chain of retail drug stores with
headquarters at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, it was announced Jan. 5 by
S. ,M. Kennedy,
President of Consolidated Foods and Louis Fellman,
.
the
on
Inc,
Saunders,
interest
corporation
Chicago
stated
SEC
company's
p. 2135.
Consolidated
This
and
1153.
p.
182,
'
Wm,
the
equipment had been made in 1959.
CVAN
189,
firm
sizes,
direction
and
Milwaukee
California
carrier,
Co.—V.
&
2,000
4,000
the
Containers, Inc.—Stock Plan—
the
to
I960.—V.
for
running
was
by a subsidiary, Cleaver-Brooks
jobs in 1959 included a
100,000
Southern
aricraft
"Savannah."—V.
the
in
sales
months
four
help
Mr.
strides
conversion
water
is
good
purposes.
made
by a group of
& CO.; Putnam
Inc.
4,000
PROCEEDS—The
of Pencoyd, Montgomery County, Pa., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Dec. 29, 1959, covering 16,216 shares
of
common
stock, to be offered for purchase by salaried employees
pursuant
larger
engineering
facturing have now been consolidated
tooling
program
is under way.
Estabrook
and
Co.
underwritten
be
Morgan Stanlev
by
3,000
2,000
Co.,
4,000
mately
This corporation,
hit^ sharply cur¬
quarter.
With
steei
fourth
will
development,
said
&
be
Inc.
&
Sons——
&
Brown
last 'August
strike
within
products,
operations
effects
firm
his
ago
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
ferred
/
;
•
tube
jointly
Connelly
added
million.
steel
the
that
New
said.
water
schedule."
$15
the
during
forecast
slowing
6,000
-C'--'. 'V,'
will
offering
will
3,000
Incorporated
Co.,
&
construction
,
offering
public
3,000
Roney & Co,______
C.
Co.—
&
Curtiss, House & Co.—
'
.
19 0.
1,
the
that
of-.January.
The
reports
quarter
history.
Cleaver-Brooks
four
1959
peaks.
sales-service field
Cleaver
strike,
Then
an
Kirkland
Fusz-Schmelzle
in
.
filed a registration statement on Jan. 7 with
issue of $25,000,000 first and refunding mortgage
due Feb.
P.
expected
Jenks,
Corp.*
Cleveland
Sulzberger*
6,000
Co.—
&
shares
boilers
fourth
28-year
the
high
that
levels.
has
3,000
First
Hallowell,
offering circular, dated Dec. 30, Edward Lewis Co.,
Inc., an underwriter of 82 Beaver St., New York City, is
publicly offering 5,450 shares of this corporation's $5
par common stock and 27,250 of its $10 par preferred
stock. The shares are being offered at $55 per unit, each
unit consisting of five preferred shares and one common
share. This represents the first public offering of stock
Files
—
-'
corporate
3,500
The
12,500
Coraloc
Light & Power Co.—Registers With SEC
company
managed
packaged
solid
a
company's
despite
steel
record
1958
Cleaver
Mr.
attain
On
"on
the
to
of
plus
the
Cleaver,
indicated
customer
expanded
C.
previous
over
available,
would
Mr.
due
Cleaver
Mr.
John
to
in
record
general
Fulton* Reid & Co., Inc,_
&
an
Sales—News—
manufacturer
three quarters
sales
quarter
exceeded
about
Wis.,
surging .first
the
to
up
Co.—Record
Del.
.
for
used
be
Shares
Co.,
&
fef
number
6,000
to
This
Scranton
Cleaver-Rrooks
This
275,000
275.000
275,000
shares
to
are
Connecticut
respective
below:
Allyn & Co., Inc.——
C.
$82,500
"
cus¬
smaller
in the region which could bbe well integrated
purchased by Citizens.—V. 190, p. 2615.
275,000
•
the
company
forth
set
275,000
Exchange Commission—
.
the
of
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
—V.
share,
per
intention
Wm.
Ball,
Dec.
on
47,000
$5
at
The
also stated
properties
corporation
the
was
7,000
275,000
Co., Inc., Wilmington,
York.
New
in¬
and
Tucson
Co.—
Usage
covering
offered
the
Rosenthal
Mr.
275,000
275,000
2615.
p,
it
Jones, Kreeger & Co
—
William R. Staats & Co.—
29 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
through Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc. (han¬
dling the books)
and Roosevelt & Gourd, New York, N. Y.; L. B.
Schwinn & Co., Clevelanch Ohio; Donaldson, Luskin & Jenrette, Inc.,
51
Broad Street,
New York, N. Y. and First Albany Corp., Albany,
The
SEC
electric
and
gas
Langlev &
190,
/■'k"
7,000
Alex.
Stroud & Company Inc.
Swiss American Corp.—
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
523,000
525.000
525,000
Co._J
to
addi-
one
Company—
A.
275,000
Co.-—,
&
a
I960,
to
on its common stock,. There can
however, since the declaration and
12,500
Shepard
&
Bache
Co._
Putnam
stock
Jackson
Webber,
Blair
— _—_
Northwest
Pacific
declared
29,
equal
Shields
Reinholdt & Gardner—
525,000
525,000
With Securities and
from its property
smelting area.
largest in the
copper
Wells
intends
C.
W
—V.
acquisi¬
the
525,000
Dominick.
Stone &
Inc.
the
from
purchase
to
Inc. ■——1
&
Nolan, FlemingW. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
600,000
—
Sons
&
&
Co.,
Feb.
on
>
that
indicated
Board
Curtis
320,000
275,000
Co.___
&
Directors
of
amounts
declared a quarterly, cash dividend of
Dec. 31, 1959 to stockholders of record
dividends quarterly
common
Prescott,
320,000
Evans
A.
of
Paine,
Folger,
Corp.—
price
that
Clement
in
.1960
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Co.___
&
Board
distributed
Shares
&
Inc.—
Weeks
Baker,
600,000
Brown
Hutton
Walker
H;
G.
600,000
Co.
Co
&
Pomeroy,
'
Jackson
Webber,
Hayden,
service to
headquarters
at Nogales; electric and telephone service to Mohave County in north¬
western
Arizona
from
its
property
headquarters at Kingman;
and
has,
company
Santa
&
Computer
Purchase
Chicago.
600,000
Equitable Securities'
were
jv■■■■
disclosed.
not
souths of
600,000
&
Loeb," Rhoades
Dominick
Co.—Acquisitions—
area
&
IClark. Dodge & Co
announced two additional acquisitions. One is
Hidden Welfs Water Co., Inc. supplying the north and east suburban
areas
of
Tucson,
Arizona.
Tne
other
is
Fernway
Utility Co., Inc.
serving
Co.
Weeks—
Noyes
Curtis—.
Alex.
has
company
Reynolds
Schoellkopf,
Co
Paine,
&
Pressprich & Co.
600,000
Hutton
M.
&
W.
R.
Co.
agreed
shares
320.000
320,000
320,000
320,000
Miller & Co.—
100%
seasonal
of
Co., *
Inc
Mead.
600,009"
E.
Carl
r
Citizens Utilities
The
&
R.
750.000
5,
of future dividends,
320,000
600.600
I960,
UNDERWRITERS—Each of the underwriters named below has sever-,
"ally
& Co. Inc
S.
Dickson
&
February,
such dividends will depend upon the earnings and, cash
the company and other relevant factors at the time ?the
dividends is considered.
\
of
of
declaration
445,000
The
pay
assurance
no
the
be
shard then held.
share. payable
per
to
payment
320,000
—
the
of
the Board
1959,
1959.
18,
position
%
Blair
950,000
Co.—.
Co
&
Hemphill,
maintain
or
Becker
Hornblower
will be initially applied to the reduction of short-term notes
one year.—V.
190. p. 2339.
»
but
pany
increase
to
"Sons
Co.—
&
Inc
received by the company
that none are exchanged
be
to
assuming
&
445.000
445,000
30,
Nov.
company
American Securities
Corp
upon
borrowed.
was
1959,
will
Feb.
on
each
for
share
tional
On
R. L. Day
,
1.050,000
—
&
Garrett
Drexel
amount to approximately $584,000 and
the working capital of the com¬
will
debentures,
maturing
for
proceeds
cash
debentures,
the
Co.
Co
&
Stearns
G.
A.
Smith
&
Witter
Dean
Bear.
year
525,000
525,000
record
of
30,
which
dividend
stockholders
Co.,
Stein Bros. & Boyce—
1.050,000
Offered—The
Corp.—Debentures
Acceptance
Citizens
Inc.
Barney &
Fenner
'
Nov.
be
Salomon Bros. &Hutzler
15,052,767
.
525,000
Tucker, Anthony &
issuance
$2,500,000 line of credit to meet
a
$750,000
1959,
445,000
Smith,
Net
—V;
18,
Hallgarten & Co
F. S. Moscley & Co.—
1,050,000
reserved for
(
has
company
Dec.
At
stock
100%
Dec.
Pierce,
>
.
136,094
$432,920 shs
1,600,000.
to
600.000
DIVIDENDS—On
needs.
445,000
445,000
Co
Freres &
Merrill
40.997.399
39,229,501
12,0l3,718
3.632,232
l,43<j,9l6
2,308,666
4*,994
ops.
ry.
from
NOTE—"Che
445,000
Ripley & Co.,
stock dividend)
dividend.
1.050.000
Harriman
634,020
i
on Feb. 29, 1960, to stock¬
Includes 20,000 shares (40,000 shares
1960.
increased to 865,840 by reason
$To be
stock
Notes
Baker,
$3,500,000
.
5l/4%' senior sinking fund debentures due-April
1959, the company's Certificate of Incorporation
stockholder vote to increase authorized shares of
by
stock
common
-
' ;
.
17,
Dec.
On
Watts & Co.—
Estabrook & Co
1.050,000
5,
100%
I960,
amended
was
1,050,000
Co
Lazard
Net
1974.
1,
$525,000
525,000
& Co.__
Allyn and
Inc.———.
C.
A.
Union
Dillon.
record on Feb.
February.
35. cents
<fc Co., Inc
Eastman
Securities &
Railwav
1.250,000
Corp
.
company's outstanding
vj
_____
Spencer Trask
Webster
&
Blyth
1959—11 Mps.—1958
Shields & Co
1,900,000
Morgan Stanley & Co._
Pacific RR.—Earns.—
1959— Month—1958
1,900.000
Co._
:
V-
Lee Higginson Corp.___
John C. Legg & Co._—
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Corp.
Goldman. Sachs &
Securities
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Notes
•
Co. $7,925,000
7,925.000
&
Boston
'
-
of options which have been granted under the 1959 Key
Restricted Stock Option Plan, and also includes the 87,500
shares
(175,000 shares after February,
1960,
100%
stock
dividend)
reserved for issuance upon the exercise of the warrants issued with the
Amount of
-T;vV-:r
FINANCING
Outstanding
exercise
the
Principal
'
*
,.
Kidder,
The
.-i.
PRESENT
J
Employees'
conditions of
the follow¬
and
terms
,
Amount of
Stone
Period End. Nov. 30—
the
to
Principal
$1,699,963
655,634
$220,067 f; $2,780,393
99,385
1;119,477
$266,642
10.8,108
ops..
ry.
income..
2339.
oper.
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
but subject
jointly,
not
subsidi¬
stock dividend will be distributed
100%
"A
after
agreed,
have
below
named
underwriters
The
due
of
note
mtge.
holders of
its subsidiaries consists
ing respective principal amounts of the notes:
Chicago &
Railway
notes
underwriting agreement, to purchase from the company
the
period
and
—
TO
EFFECT
debs,
fund
sinking fund debs, due Jan.
6%
In addition,
The finance
companies collectively are one of the three largest enterprises in the
United States/ engaged in the business of acquiring instalment obliga¬
tions, deferred payment obligations, and accounts receivable.
•?.
$6,559,884
*74,940
-
senior
$3,500,000
•
1, 1967
781,386
r
subsidiary payable
'
to bank, due $6,286 monthly——^ :'v • 325,000
Common stock C$1 par)„_
"lieoo.OOO shs.
6%
.
25,982,-62
$517,652
unsecured
subordinated
of
$25,000,000
additional
an
GIVING
sinking
April 1, 1974—-
primarily Oi specialized forms of financing and insurance.
the
company
has
several
manufacturing subsidiaries,;
$?3'3|2.128 $25 9RO oS
$357,946
ops.
rv.
of
consolidated
manufacture and sale of passenger and truck
for-replacement purposes „and of. certain .tire repair
The company also* manufactures Industrial rubber products.
Authorized
5V\ %
institutional investor.
BUSINESS—The business of the company and
1959—11 Mos.—1958
' 1959—Month—1958
$2,710,923 $2,970,139
2,3o2,97<.
2,3o-,487
30—
Period End. Nov.
sale
an
the
ii\ the
tubes
CAPITALIZATION
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company on Nov. 30, 1959,
adjusted to reflect the current offering,
consisted of: $815,357,500
unsecured short-term notes due within one year; $490,000,000 unsecured
long-term notes; $100,000,000 subordinated unsecured notes; $75,000,000
junior subordinated unsecured notes and 5,081,113 shares of common
stock, $10 par value.
The capital stock and surplus of the company
and
subsidiary companies consolidated as of June 30.
1.959 totaled
$233,919,000
In addition, since Nov. 30, the company has arranged for
|
up,
assured.—V.
and
materials.
utilities, coal's biggest customers. Output of bituminous
coal would surpass 1959 and 1958. according to industry forecasts
In a good year for industry generally, C & O merchandise traffic
would go up. too.
The railroad has never been in a better position
tn
serve
its merchandise traffic patrons.
"
,
and the electric
Summing
specialize
tires
in production by the steel industry
increases
Monday, January 11, I960
. . ..
BUSINESS—Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. and
being no major work
i? predicated oil there
course,
interruptions.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
»
8,000 shares
share
The
to
proceeds are to
be
used
for
working capital and surplus.
.
dumber 5915
191
Volume
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(101)
5
jL
;
Corp.—Acquisition—
-Crescent Petroleum
this, corporation
by
nl,kition
of
certain
oil
Eastern Industries, Inc.—Net Down—
and
properties
ga,s
-
was completed Dec, 30.
"Li Lp properties, located in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Kansas and
were acquired in exchange for the California synthetic graphite
TC
t'of Crescent Carbon Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Crescent
Carbon Corp.
Lakes
G o it
c
.petroleum,
'■
•
iaaitionai
tipld
p.0npri'
c01n will
■
•
z1,
■
s,.
•
4
gathering lines for wells on the property
Colorado and Lavaca Counties/ Texas, have
for
•
1.
s
*.
be drilled in
XM. P. 27".
sales- and
in the Garalready been
grim
1,
than
creased
to
(
if
m
Split—
'
.
subsidiaries
its
end
company
The
in
plan
to
spend
additional
1961.
certs,
; A
of,Virginia.
and
Peninsula, a\
construct
olf
requirements
meet future
facilities
new
new
during
customers and
electric
for
almost $9,900,000
facilities.
/
authorized
the
189.
stock
common
Detroit, Toledo
a
Period End. Nov. 30—
1959—Month—1958
Railway
op:r.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net rev,, from
ry.
—V.
ry.
in
$19,477,459
the
1S1.310
Detroit & Toledo
Shore
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
$522,735
revenue.,
oper.
expenses
rv.
2340.
p.
:
the
ops.
$143,074
,
$242,909
19,970
Corp.
/■
■
America
ol
—
SEC
pany. Act
has
issued
permitting
companies
stock
stock
Financial
of
the
controlled
common
of
exemption order under
an
acquisition
by
Corp.,
Security Life
General
Corp.—V.
parent,
p.
of
a
outstanding.
converted
stock
into
All
coriimon
presently
of
30,174,394
31,204,090
$8,758,752
$7,987,824
1,737,354
1,911,975
new
evidenced
189,
/•
of
all
of
invest
breathe,
to
be
in
the
last
the
million
has
These
Tennessee
r
of
The
optical
facilities
"expected
Also
of
has
Dresser Engineering Co., Tulsa, Okla.^-Files With SEC
T.he comPany on Dec. 22 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
Kodel
invested
plant
for
last
facilities
in
include
and
to
J.
opera¬
D.
GlenInc.,
•
announced.
Strauss,
Vice-
Smith,
Vice-
N.
ESB-Reeves.
the
the
of
purpose
developing
fabrics
for
of
Electric
Storage
applica¬
infants'
the
rainwear,
requiring
uses
April/Acquisition of the
Glenside
work
and
materials
has
Reeves
that
facility
carried
been
Brothers.
have
meeting
Texas
$1,
The
the
held
will
after
Files
at
With
be
and
offer
and
furnished
'
company
proceeds
third
highest
trial
as
lines,
for
Fords,
Ford
totals
trucks
Eastman
divisions
fibers,
totaled
year's
192,407
Lincolns,
2,904
at
behind
past
capacity
of
„
20
in
a
of
190,
with
ba
to
the
offer d
Fla.
In
passenger
motor
addition,
and
cars
331,349
vehicles, the company's
47,633 farm and indus¬
-
26,563
156',765
Ford tractors.
Mercurys,
1958^" totals
Edsels,
25,871
Edsel
The
were
Lincolns,
dropped
was
November,
introduced
last
fall,
reached
Thunderbird
made
units,
units
including 146,696
in
output of
75,723
an
production
53,407
Funds
total
.'
For
of
totaled
1958.
December
16,404
Fords,
Mercurys,
units
and
by
for
1957's
"
8
Inc.—Stock
shares
and
Offered—Public
Funds
of
For
of¬
Inc.
Business,
a price of $1.50 per share
Greenfield & Co., Inc.
by
The
1923,
' '
;
class A stock at
Jan.
ranked
2,226,828.
1957,
1955,
produced
1959
2449.
p.
Business,
also
company
production
outranked
"
■'■•
The
truck
2,614,588
was
190,
500,000
trucks.
and
car
order.—V.
of
Ford
production
car
that
fering
made
was
on
'
PROCEEDS—Net
con¬
funds
general
from
proceeds
the
the corporation and
of
financing
will
will
added
be
available
be
to
general
for
the
cor¬
expanding its business.
BUSINESS—Funds For Business, Inc., incorporated in November, 1S55,
with offices at 120 East 41st St., New York, is engaged
industrial
pounds
$1)
with
combined
1-
and
'/:•/
million
notification
(par
end.
25,580
1955's
year's
1924,
Kingsport
and
SEC.—V.
tractors.
and
Historically,
head¬
■'
of
stockholders
the
were
1,528,592 Fords,
Lincolns.
Comparable
46,315
compared
3,727
of
stock
1,745,409
Mercurys,
and
year,
the
letter
a
porate purposes incident to carrying on and
man-made
with
the
after
means
Co., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.—
2,076,758
30,375
128,428
at
; third
vitamin
1959
and
units
made
administrative
by
common
issue
common
1903.
a company car line last
The 1960 model Falcon,
output
Works,
only
5V2%
of
produced.
were
the
of
since
for
facilities
Park
output
Edsels,
of
produced
total
a
100,757
$270
the
the
of
until
commence
made
called
been
class
making
Co.—Production Data—
for
tractors
242,890
than
Pacific
Exchange Commission—
filed
18
shares
Ford
1959,
trucks
I,038,560
been
plans
Cornell-
through Jerry Thomas & Co., Inc., Palm Beach,
are to
be used for working capital.
Ford Motor
During
Dec.
on
100,000
share,
per
Ford
one
any
it
of
has
new
approve
not
be
to
of
the
of
to
will
will
registration
Securities and
covering
$3
The
sale
-
that
Federal
outstanding.
Pacific
creation
stock
exchange
been
which
share "of
one
stockholders of Federal
referred
has
of
31
stockholders
oar value $23, for each share
Cornell-Dubilier.
Cornell-Dabilier
of
stock
common
of
authorize
second
offer.
basis
Dec.
on
common
1733.
p.
debt-free.
produces
-
of
the
preferred stock,
value
par •
to
announced
to
the
on
second
1960
prospectus
/.
annual
8,
Co.—Exchange Offer—
company
offer
Corp.
special meeting
By
Kodak
Office,
J.)
stock,
Cornell-Dubilier
chemicals
Kodak
x '
and
Electric
Feb.
such
by
and
at
budgeted
the
(N.
exchange
convertible
exchange
quarter
Cleared
more
remains
division,, which
and
plastics,-
An
in
principally
commercial
sists
of
installment
covering
The
has
sales
corporation
now
'
is
financing.
negotiable paper acquired
dealers
-
in
of
The
from
bulk
income-producing
its
transacts
its
of
manufacturers,
business
equipment
with
con¬
machinery.
and
such
35
over
portfolio
distributors and
dealers
it$ portfolio about 700 such purchaser accounts.-
:
and
,
OPERATIONS;—During the period from Oct. 31, 1956-to Sept. 30,
loans outstanding of the company have grown from $228,029, to
mid-1961.
1959,
for
polyester
this
on
about
Howard
early in December. Development
507,390 shares
A
for
in
:-
by
and
for
have
concern,
Dr.
plant
Avenue,
Brotners,
reports
wno
Storage
Pacific Eleictric
common
by
the
is
are
made;
the
which makes cameras, projectors, other
and
special military products;
;
Eastman
produce
provided
of
pilot
Reeves
and
the
plastics to textile
apparel and other
announced
an
Dubilier
5V2%
equipment,
Industries
fourth ; quarter.
Manager,
ESB-Reeves
Newark
make
The
expenditures
company
papers,
company.
(Longview
direction
is responsible
military
was
This
to
-
I960-expenditures is
films,
-
of
for
GJenside
West
Co.
owners
Financial Life Insurance
outstanding
'
/
$67
Kodak
the
and
monoglycerides;
the
323
materials.
of
Federal
'/
Products
and
of
such
meanwhile
on
Holding Company Act author¬
States.
and
the
Electric
development
at
Battery
joint
General
announced
was
Capital Expenses—
about
years,
basis
photographic*
facilities
under
microporous
and
wear
2782.
p.
;
Co.—1960
of
commenced
Storage
company
Formation
tion
SEC
the
$3,600,000
improvements.
million
■
development of all processes
products related to microporous plastic materials and the market¬
and
by Eastern Utilities and its subsidiary,
outstanding bank loan indebtedness of
\
five
has
both
convertible
pay through periodic issuance
First National Bank of Boston in
of
amount
past
5o4,580
p/ 2340.
firm,
is
and
of
ing
the
stock
outstanding
to
2616.
plans to
textile
operation
The
West
new
*19,627
-
190,
Electric
President
However,
The- capital
budget includes provisions'for the new polypropylene
plant" which the company recently announced it- would build at Texas
Eastman; Construction on this plant will be started early in the
year,
with production of the polypropylene plastic
expect id to begti duri ng
in
190,
shares
■chemicals.'
Com¬
principally from
75.8%
of. the
exchange for common/
2711,\
»
its
Co.
erection
income
President
.i,/:-,:
_
has
companyRochester
The
Investment
of
notes
EUA
Kodak
'
Acquisition
Development,
by
Equity
United
the
the
of
order under
proposes
capital
$32
quarters
...
Stock
it
p.
the
for
centrates
318,426
Cleared—
The
190,
photographic
and
Development
class
Apparatus and Optical Division,
$1,972,690
515,450
of
Associates—Borrowings
an
Co.
which
United
The
4,185,131
-,$2,509,464
60,450 /
.
'..vX,
■
proportionately.
York
for:improved services to cusfacility will be used to fabricate heavy
and for the assembly of aircraft' products
bank
pay-as-you-go
where
$6,157,821
$7,016,070
4,506,606
400,338
$38,933,146 $39,191,914
$372,260$1,628,817
ops.
ry.
newly-acquired
Pa.,
The
which
on
in
Rochester,
N.
Y.;
about
$29
million
in
Kingsport,
I'enn.,
and
Longview, Texas; and the balance of nearly $6 million at various
company saFs.
distribution, and film processing units elsewhere in
2,324,142
1959-2-11 Mos.—1958
$643,247
a
About
RR.—Earnings—
379.661
.
income,._
oper.
190,
'
Electric
Distillation
from
rev.
ry.
V.
Line
1959—Month—1958
base
from
corporation
in
New
in¬
were
has continued into the current
quarter and he expects
issuance of
During
$3,378,068
3,600,914
broader
a
reduced
strong upward trend
Utilities
company
million
190. p. 2340.
Period End. Nov. 30—
—
467,423
activities
company improve¬
ments during 1960, it was announced last
week by Thomas J.
Hargrave
Chairman, and Albeit K. Chapman, President.
.The amount is Kodak's
largest budget for additions, replacements,
and
improvements
in
its
U.
S.
facilities.
About
$61
million
was
budgeted for these purposes in 1959.
12,578,088
$5,165,317
been
throughout the year.—V.
maximum
The
$15,956,156
14,312,142
$594,655
three
29,677
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1,236,239
income^!-
oper.
the
time.—V.
^
$1,830,894
$288,016
first
piomissory notes to The
amounts
not exceeding $2,775,000 in the
aggregate
Montaup proposes to pay its
outstanding bank loans and meet its cash roouirements for
construction
purposes in i960 through the issuance and sale of
notes to First National
split-up.—I
1,296,743
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$4,269,640
2,o40,823
ESB-Reeves Corp.—Starts Pilot Operation—
new
of
increase
-
2,3od,632
oper.
This
company finished the year in excellent financial
working capital of $5,657,841, and a current ratio
the
continue
M on la up
to
$1,584,759
ops.
only
The SEC has issued
on
Net
that
distribution
two-for-one
the
Securities and Exchange Commission—
19 will consider increas¬
eftect
Ironton RR.—Earnings—
&
said
izing
2888.
p.
ratio
a
Eastman
to
expenses
rev.
ry.
tion
Sept. 30, compared with net
workingycapitaf of $5,923,547
of 4.3 to
1
the previous year..
#
the fiscal year
Y./.Y
•/
STOpK SPLIT—The stockholders on April
V.
year
or
additional electric and gas
and
new
on
Eastern
to present customers. This will require over $1,890,000 for
and gas transmission lines, substations and equipment; and
capacity
ing
coming
firm up
to
1
$2, / <5,000
the
oper.
growing :need
-yx...,
to
of
Delmarva
on
establish
to
anticipation
the
the
it
''
industries
and
and
of
foreseen by Delaware Power, was largely resoonsible for
to
decision
communities
'
an
....
'
of
had
stock.
to
He
that 1960 is the 15th consecutive year of
and its subsidiaries, The Eastern* Shore
of Maryland, and Eastern Shore Public Service Co.
growth
quarter.
on common
shares during the fiscal year amounted to
on
1,277,138 common shares outstanding and after
preferred stock dividends. Common shares earned
70 cents
1959
6.4
.
company
.
Continued
the
■
$2,730,892
'
based
ot
^LVi.,^^en saad
condition
with
pointed'out
Hyer
Mr.
expansion by the
\public Service Co.
for
averages
development
19o8, based on the same number
preferred shares outstanding were
$17
construction project will be the start of work on
generating unit" to be placed in operation by the end
the
and
order
components
or
Imajor
The
in
to. meet
111
*
than
more
revenue.-
side,
region. The
23
new
on
than
reasearch
that
payment
construction' during .1960, F. P. Hyer, President,
announced Jan. 6 in making known the approval by the Board of
Directors of the budget, for next year. ■ //'; /.V'''
million
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
entire
pumps.
Net earnings
Stock
.
current
Net
how¬
the
and
net
'•
.
for
Calif.,
plant
May,
—
the
last'quarter,
totaLfor
divisions,
Torrance,
common
Construction
greater,
tragic control
of 1956.
—
the
into
over
the
of
produce
and
8
Light Co.
times
expenditures
research
Coast
corporation, located at1350 South Kostner Avenue, Chicago,
filed a registration statement with
the SEC on Dec. 30, 1959, covering
iTO 000 shares
of common stock
These shares have been,,oy, will be
issued upon the exercise of options granted'or to be granted to femploy01. officers of
the. company or its subsidiaries under the company's
Delaware Power &
carried
During
64%
or
earnings
five
such
tomers
This
Employees' Slock Purchase Plan
1958.
development efforts in both the traffic control and
and for. both commercial and military
customers,
increased sales and earnings later in the
year."
Eastern
Industries manufactures
vehicle
actuated
traffic
controls,
airborne
electronic
devices
and
hydraulic
systems.
It
has
modern
plants in Hamden and Norwalk,
Conn., as well as Newton Mass Last
August, the company announced the
acquisition of ten acres of land
Chemical Coatings, Inc.—Registers With SEC
Soto
De
1;
has
during the year in
began to
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.—V. 190,
^ — r ;r. .
the
approval -of
2448.
the
increase
fiscal
$192,617,
period
these
.pro-
announced that the offering would be open to competitive
Hririiim and made to investors by a prospectus, subject to a registra¬
rs
statement
to
be field
with , the SEC becoming effective, and
p.
in
were
Net
build sales. This program had the effect
of reducing earnings during,
of lower sales to a greater extent than
would have been the
a
case
Stuart
vir
ine
hydraulic
DP&L's financing
Railway
Railway
incoming orders began to improve in the third quarter,
shipments dn the last quarter were 19% higher, with net
"Expenditures
.
,
1950,
Period End. Nov. 30—
quarters," Mr. Stirlen said.
totaled $97,516,000.
has
°
period starting Jan.
ten-year
nip
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
this
"The rate of
and
the 1960 construction program.
cost of
of
a
$954,058
earnings
and
j ear,
,
i
t
from
net
ever,
Dayton Power & Light Co.—New Financing—
proposed $25 million offering of 30-year, first mortgage bonds
this company was announced Dec. 29 by James M. Stuart, President.
5niris will be opened the latter part of February. Proceeds will be
to
repay
$18,800,000 temporary bank loans and defray part of
the
1959' "due; to
$300,534
V
more
'
income
pet
Hamden, Conn., corporation de¬
curtailment in military shipments and an
increase
in
expenditures
for
resear'&h
and
development," according
to the annual
report released by Eugene&D. Stirlen, President.
Net sales for the fiscal
year ending Sept. 30; *1959 were $8,073,931,
compared to $11,766,494
the previous year.
Net earnings dipped to
in
'
installation work will start immediately. Additional
this field as the gathering system is
an
also
,■,
The
clined,
the
in
started
additional
are
at Tennessee
plant
fiber
was
budget
funds
Eastman.
last year.—V.
190,
for
the
new
Construction
$2,602,594;
work
-
.
p.. 154.
credit
capital stojk and surplus frcm $30,985 to $422,029,- and bank
from
financed
$25,000
with
its
to
$1,000,000.
equity
own
Operations
funds,
proceeds
the
of
of
company
its subordinated
a.re
notes
.
covering
<par-
$1001
on
March
The
undetermined
;an
not
employees
to
under
31.
exceed
the
1959
proceeds
$425
was
are
number
$50,000
to'
of
to
go
Qi'.;cuuimou
book
at
Purchase ; Plan.
per-share.
t&
scares
offered
be
Employees'' Stock
No
underwriting
selling stockholders.—V.
is
188,
stock
value
'.Book
■
748.
vEI
D.uluth, South
Shore
ttai
&
Atlantic
'
RR.—Earnings— >/'
1959—Month—1958 v-r 1959—11 Mos.—1958
way
oper.
revenue.
$527,126
$502,842
.$6,412,317
$6,093,684
oper.
expenses
473,189
'-v 426,135
5,385,831
5,163497
the
rv.
ops."
anry-. ?1Jer- income AY Deiicit.—v. 190,
$53,937
$76,707
$1,026,486
*9,678
-
40,325
451,613
.
2340.
p.
'
•
<
,
'y
Urn
f",.®',.penod
sale"
sales were
Were .$1,054,964! ($1.08
months
ended
and
consolidated
per
Sept.
30,
profits of
share)
compared with
loss for such
for the divi-s
over the preceding
sioim
year-the
ahnnt
ml
value
pu
ended Sept. 30, 1959
61 Ve
e forking capital of the corpqratiori was increased
&1'150.000, and as a result of the year's operation book
share
|
.
/
year
increased
;
,
' ;
to
$12.87.—V.
/
•
.
'.
187, ■ px
merger
Pan^Apf^ ha3^s^c'
*
The
i
A
of
*c
a
n
n,,r
3538 shares
w
of $6
preferred
of
SCG).
pnf"ase of'21,200 shares of Anemostat common
payment of $155,820 by -Dynamics, to SCG.
.4
and
arrears on any shares not tendered.
at
'■tin-
X
—__
notes
;;
—______—
of
.
'
/. 27,500
I
shares
reserved
•!-.
18,500
105,941
:
'
,
issuance
for
,242,400
;
•
—
to
Ira
Haupt
:
:
Co.
&
on
options.
Greenspan
pipeline
a
unified
system
extending
tThe
1
having many sources of supply
markets and to benefit all
and
§The
-
.
ended
year
Sept. "30,
this
1959,
6%
of
were
$424,353
up
issuance
are
30%
—;——
the
during
year.
'V
.
orders
on
Oct.
1,
1959.
were
present," F. W. Godsey, E C I President, .stated.
more
for
completion
-v.4
and
this
v
j-wiorhri
month
vtfV.
-
•■
,,Y
at
■'-*
Bt.
enable the company to
equipment Is scheduled
Petersburg.—V. 190, p. 2616.
-i
--
-i ■
•
are
$10,000
The
automatically
prior
months
to
to
It
director;
a
by
Harold
$2,500
F.
note
by
unaffiliated
all other
an
Levin,
of Delson,
partner
$5,000
held
note
Finn,
senior
held
indebtedness
Levin
Ethel
by
of
person.
the
cor¬
notes are subordinate to all other indebted¬
notes.
year
R.
controlled
a
corporation;
subordinate
are
six
Thomas
firm
a
of
stockholders.
and
6%
renewed}
prior
two
notes
to
years
one-year
maturity.
mature
for
one-year
maturity.
from
three
from
years
periods
unless
9%. and 7V2%
respectively, and
The
issuance
periods unless demand is made
Demand
has
been
made
on
$21,500
par
.1
1958,
"aluC
—^
the corporation changed each outstanding share of
stock into 1.15 shares of present $.50 par value
subsequently converted $181,558 principal amount of 6% notes
principal amount of 9% notes into 271,693 shares of class
190, p. 1419.
•
~
<65-7 300
.
General Acceptance
1
,
^Tlns.-'corporation,
'
jt
'*
-of
Corp.—Registers Debs. With SEC
1105. Hamilton. Street,
registration statement, .with the SEC
000 of
an
senior debentures due
1980,
:»••• j
A
Allentown,
Dec. 29/ 1959
Pa.,
filed
a
covering $25,000,-
through
underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. The interest rate, public offer¬
company
will
use
terms are to be
part of
supplied by amendment.
the proceeds
of
the debenture
sale to
reduce
short-term borrowings; and the balance will be added to the
general working funds of the company and its subsidiaries and may be
used
for
the
development
of
.
v
on
to be offered for public sale
Eastman
ing "price and underwriting
The
manufacturing building which will
than -double
its output - of
electronic
new
the
and 7Va%
one
by
and
Z> stock.—V.
earnings
1958
$10,726,000, which does not
reflect any of the new business for which contract discussions are
in process.
Never before in the company's history have negotiations
for desirable new business* been at
as high a peak of activity as at
—"Unfilled
A
stock.
.
and
the .subject
amount of 9% notes maturing from Nov, 1, 1959 to March
and on $15,799.50 of 6% notes maturing from Sept. 24, 1959
May 28,
$1.00
Levin
Messrs.
.
after preferred dividend allowance would
have
been equal to 67 cents a share on the number of shares out-r
standing at the end of the 1959 year.
\ ' .
•'
On
its
to
and, are
directors
certain
Maj/ 1; iS60r
to
were
Re-stated
months
1960;
—
for
the 6%
made
and
director and
automatically renewed for
principal
II,
and
is
mature
three
$855,139, up 101% from 1958 fiscal year incomeafter retroactive price adjustments which were
share
notes
held
note
counsel
excepting
ness
issuance
fluctuation
to
Associates,
Board,
poration; the 9%
Fla.,
from
Petersburg,
St..
Nivel
the
officers
by
stockholder;
a
for
reserved
subject
are
$10,000
by
of
Gordon,
Lawton,
system
/"
held
Chairman
and
shares
exercise of options.
loans
guarantees
^Includes
note
West
from
50,000
on
bank
limited
1959
in
,V-«
hi
be
under a price-redeterminable contract. The 1959 net
equivalent, after preferred dividend allowance, to $1.40
on the 590,076 common shares outstanding after the
100.000 new common shares and subsequent 50% . stock dis¬
tribution
,
27ifCCrUe<* divid<3nd
,/
$900,000-
■-
—t-~
(Int. 7Ms%)
.
/; ■*.'-,
notes;
5,000
361,136 shs.
'
•
—
notes
tlncludes
Dec.
on
the public
;
fiscal
common
sale
)
p
i—
-
notes
exercise
documents were filed in Delaware on Dec. 31 and all
and other property of Pacific Northwest were taken
now operated
by El Paso.—V. 190, p. 2240.
Net earnings
imposed
a
,
190
(Interest—v
7Vz%.
accordance
in
issued
combined
,
are
its
earnings
shares .<4 qtt"
8 Preferred; tSCO's< assets-*'Consist largely of: 131,355
<51.253 » nf Vv °
the^-common stock of Dynamics and 77,395 shares
shares no on, ? c°u-mon stock of Anemostat.
Dynamics owns 49,636
--V.
the
merger
re-stated
and (b) the
in considera-
SCG
" of the Anemostat common. '
- '
shares rpmnn\1erta^en t0 invite the holders of its $6 and $7 preferred
trau>sacifnii *ni,18 outstanding
after consummation of the proposed
share for iwac
er such shares for repurchase by SCG at $93 per
intends to J,
Prfeieri'ed and $99 for the $7 preferred. It thereafter
to banks
notes
•Includes
\
corporation has, reported total sales of $32,771,830,
$23,849,331 sales in the pr6Vlous^fis;cai--ye&r.
„
the $7' and $6 preferred shares of SCG
namics represent 66.14</r and 74.78^
respectively, of
o.u«ia.
fully
serve
pipelines
For
stock'°hpi!rt ^aPPl1cation.
siKdv
.
of
Electronic Communications, Inc.—Net Doubles—
Gpnora^/o/l exeh£nge for the transfer by Dynamics to Securities
shorn
i
a registered inves'ment company, of a total of
inefpiro^
SCG Preferred ! stocks (consisting of 1,219 shares of
$7
Board
573,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
6%
1.
;
demand
4.757
tion
the
Outstanding
700,000 shs."
—
KShort-term notes to others
notes
011 exemption
Com
B
( 5 y2 % -6 % )
America—Share Acquisition * Ap-
.
Pi'o»osmi
would
there
■
was. in
Canada,
consumers."
the
consumatpd
merger
to
to
Texas
'
order under the Investment Comp®^wng..the acquisition1 of 77,395 shares of common stock
to be cfd
f
"bf America by this corporatidh'TTnie"tran'sactlonASAwem'oHtBi
? (a l th^ Purchase by Dynamics of 56,195 shares of.♦
of
''C / : ;
Commission
the
result
a
/ available
over
PTov"damiCS ^0rp'
between
-•'•S'.'V:-*-. ' 'v.'"
agreement
Chairman
and
FINANCING
Authorized
9%
Gas
others.
PRESENT
TO
-
JShort-term
'
■
was
Power
that
•"As
2832.
*V;-' "
EFFECT
A
tClass
GIVING
($.50 par)—
and
'
with the order of the.
23. The
order expressly
interest, and would result in
a
stronger company financially; better able to serve-all of the cus¬
tomers
of
the system.
It likewise found that the merged company
would have access to the potential gas reserves from Canada to West
Texas. In respect to gas supply the Commission said in its order:
; '
The
L iler, precedin8 year of $21,410,403 and a net
^ '2
The increase in consolidated saJes
oerinri
by
12
♦Class
^Subordinated
Natural
Paso
stock
Common
commercial banks
'*
>
for the
$25,742,8:4
El:
of
Northwest.
Pacific
found
8a s'-i reported'
merger
has
company
Federal
iqSe,to^ation'
a
borrowings from
CAPITALIZATION
completed the merger of Pacific Northwest Pipe¬
Corp./in the company, according to a statement by Paul Kayser,
The
President
.t
Duplan Corp.-*—Finances—
Appointed—
company
pipeline bonds under
companies." r"'
i:X "
.Merger' Complete—
$930,487
486,315
:
the
of
Northwest,
two
line
from
Co;—Trustee
has- been
Trust,. Co.-
indenture
supplemental
,
Kanway
Net rev.
Gas
appointed trustee under a 31st
providing for the issuance of
3>163,200,000
principal " amount
first
mortgage
pipeline
bonds./The
bonds have been issued, in exchange for an equal principal amount of
Manufacturers
Pacific
Period End. Nov.
30—*.
Natural
Paso
to
value
involved.:*
p.
short-term
and
/•I
•*-
additional
instalment
loan,
retail
and
properties of other,
through the acquisition of the
otherwise.—V. 190, p. 1937.
business
wholesale
companies or
Corp.—Acquisition—
The
merger
8f Material Service Corp,; of Chicago into General
Dynamics Corp. was approved by share owners of both^ co^0rnVrectors
separate meetings in Chicago, 111. and Dover; Del. on Dec. 29^ Directors
of the two companies had signed a merger agreement on]Nov. 23.
»
General Dynamics
Genera
Division ot
Service
Material
the
became
Observed.
ease
for Dynamics to exchange
of merger basically calls
preference
of ^MSC..
appro^isuch prefer¬
will begin in 1964. No dividends on
ence stock are to be paid or are to accrue prior to 1964.
Under the agreement, each share of preference stock will be convert¬
ible into 1.056818 shares of Dynamics common stock, or a
total ot
2 181818 shares, of Dynamics common stock.
The conversion rate is
based upon a conversion price of $55 a share of Dynamics common
stock and a conversion value of $58,125 a share of preference stock.
The liquidation value of the preference stock is also $58,125 a share.
The new preference stock will become convertible in series as follows:
15',
in each of the years 1961, 1962 and 1963; .20$; in 1964; 20$ in
1965
and 15$ in 1966. The conversion privilege will expire in 1974.
At'the January meeting of the Board of Directors of General Dynam¬
ics
three new directors. Colonel Henry Crown, Hugo A. Anderson, and
Fred G. Sherrill. will be elected to represent the holders of the prefer¬
ence stock
The present management policies and personnel of Material
Service will be continuedColonel Crown and other members of the
Crown
family will remain identified with the business.
Material
6e vice's profit-sharing plan Will continue in effect.
Material Service, organized in 1919 by Henry Crown. Irving Crown,
and the late S R. Crown, is a leading mid-West producer and supplier
of building materials; concrete products and coal.
It is a large supplier
of materials to the steel, utility and construction industries.
Net sales for MSC for the first nine months of 1959 were reported
at
S84.307.000.
Net income for the period was' reported at $7,849,000.
Sales and net earnings for the year 1958 were $115,176,000 and $11,710.000 respectively, which included some nonrecurring income.
Since
1948,
sales and earnings have increased more than 300$-W 190,
matelv $2.90 per share
1070.
of
these,
he pointed
390
1629.
p.
out,
stores
r.
•.
,.
:A ■ a
oper.
$334,817
241,938
revenue,
Railway
expenses
Net
oper.
ry,
190,
p.
$120,740
15,694
35,926
will
total
433.025
to
"jobbing"
trucks. \
2,705,436
1959,
in
\>
•
were
(II.
Harper Co.—Appointments Made
ML)
transfer
tional
&
Trust
of
Dec.
1959,
30,
consummated the sale, for cash, of
equipment and inventory of its Ainsworth-
the
company
whom
Ainsworth-Precision
plete
production for GM in the United States and Canada was
224.257 passenger cars and 27,025 trucks compared with 353,081 cars
and 49.128 trucks during the same, month of 1958.—V. 190. p. 2040.
result
that,
of
excess-
to
itself
Purchase
the
by
controlling
Hamilton-Thomas
interest
President
Chairman.
Corp.,
Ohio,
of
This
the Griscom-Russell Co.. a subsidiary of
announced jointly on Jan. 5 by Lee G. L.
in
was
Hamiltcn-T homas
of
Hamilton,
of
and
W.
James
Murray,
for
Manufacturing
end
Co.
Philadelphia,
of
nuclear
pumps,
marine
manufacturers
of
components for stationary power
markets.
General
Precision, Inc.,
industrial
subsidiary, will receive in the transaction 16$
30,000
shares
of
5%
preferred
stock
190. p. 2140.
_$/.
: ' ;
of
and
tration
General
Directors
to
be
held
12%
a
Time
Jan.
on
announced
the
C'-nt
the
proposed
of
the
stances
rate
the
on
$2
new
4-for-l
a
the stockholders
5,
it
the
is
payable July
rate
doubling
dend
6
proposed dividend
annual
common
4,000.009 and
the
share
per
paid
the
of
the
common
commencing
the
on
shares payable
decrease
a
presently
190, p. 1523.
efforts
The
shares
final
July 1.
be
equivalent
known
by
presently
determination
i960 will depend
outstanding,
of
the
It
this
to
&
and
basis,
its share¬
prior
the
to
for
from
the
use
offering
for
use
shares
regis¬
try,
be
it
if
and
will
the
Brown
the
exclusive
he
license
to
*
Plans
interest.
The
type
Brown
shares,
common
as
Completion
79-oven
of
tons
of
Corp.,
below.—V.
190,
the
oper.
expenses
220 445
234.327
2,700.616
ops.
$45,004
$31,342
$428,282
stockholder
10,771
25,294
*32,409
180
102,845
Railway
oper.
Railway
2341.
oper.
s
22.580,202
revenue.
-
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
$605 097
oper.
revenue,
oper.
expenses
$727 258
$7,294,005
$7,205 557
579 354
590,252
6,660.130
6.264.082,
$25,743
$173,005
$633,875
$941,475
income..,.
7,338
121.343
360,518
SEChcareKa7ft onn" ^
proceeds
are
Railway
Railway
Co.
Inc.,
Flowery
10
be
used
working
Western
all
for
ppdr.
r:v.
from
oper.
"Defici;.—V.
Grand
.
ry; ops.
•$602,017
$208,945
deficit_»_
1,512.953
692,441
190,
Union
689,964
8,179,018
8,067.862
$228,362
$1,593,991
$2,901,691
30,713
87,070
18,387
income
the
of
request
a
shares
and
nine
net
which
engages
in
the
1959—4
$2,00 > 466
bv.sihesj
of
1959—43 Wks.—1958
Pacific
Tea
Steady—
Co.
404,116,315
Chairman Sees
of
share;
S&Nffifr *u2'2m
Burger, President and Board
retailer
also
foresees
capital
an
'n"a"on ln <*«*•'
Chairman of the
industry-wide leveling-off
new
and
the
July,
stock,
a
of
the
account
of
1958,
applied
a
to the SEC
for
an
166,200 shares (17.89%) were owned by.
registered investment company. On July 29, 1959,
of
such
stock
to
Int-x
at
$11
per
136,000 shares, 16,700 were sold by Madison Fund
Gas Industries Fund, Inc.
fnow Colonial
Energy
of
the
coal
intercompany affiliation
■:
the
be
can
operated only
with
a
at
maximum
a
% %
to
J
L's
&
Cleveland
will
be
similar,
works,
has
which
Wilputte
modern
will
be
bin
be
which
be
will
later
for
with
190,
by
than
•'
coolsr,
973.
p.
a
scrub¬
gas
the
;/
primary
reheater.—V.
charg-
rapid
rather
ovens.
installed
<•;
and
permit
mechanically
flushing liquor facilities for
facilities
awarded
said, in that
low differential
four-divided,
cars,
charged
capacity,
Archibald
Mr.
uniform distribution in the
resulting from
bat¬
new
..
dryer,
sulfate
p.
720.
Co.—Bonds Offered—An
Light
a
purchased
group
& Co.,
of
bid
a
offer.
Other
the
bonds
100 15%—-39
bids
for
the
at
6 by
next
Stuart
Bear, Stearns & Co., jointly,
Eastman,
Union
Secrities
competitive
cents
bonds
per
as
5s
Inc., 100.1ll;^Lehman Brothers and
Equitable
Securities 'Corp.
and
100,079;
sale
$1,000
came
Jan.
on
bond
from
over
th"
Halsey,
.
"
•,oInt,y' 100-06' and White, Weld & Co. and Shields & Co., jointly,
99Vl"
<
REDEMPTION
fi"e
•prior
to
-The
years,
but
in
12
the
Issue
is
is
not
otherwise
months
refundable
redeemable
ending Dec. 31,
at
at
1960,
lower
prices
to
cost
rtioney
ranging from
in the year
100%
maturity.
PROCEEDS—Net
remy
proceeds to the utility company will be used to
$20,000,000 of short-term bank loans incurred to cover
about
construction
costs.
1
*
BUSINESS— Kansas
utLity
whose
in Missouri
operations
City
Power
principal business is
and Kansas*
in
Kansas
REVENUES—In
$00,048.000
ductions
and
1858
gross
Light
is
supplying
major portion of
the
City.
&
Mo.
electric
revenues
power
31,
company had total operating
income
before interest and other
1959
In
effect
balance
six
areas
is derivpd
$11,924,000, compared with $63,326,000 and
respectively, in the 12 months ended Oct
31, 1959..
-
$109,047,000
to
public
from
^
the
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
/
.
operating
an
of
zation:
185,
Power &
7
company's Oct.
exemption order by the Commission.—V.
equip
will
table charging
emersion.
whorf
will
of
an
'
batteries
month.
per
shipped
extractor
Fund's holdings of lntex stock, the transaction
was prohibited
the Investment Company Act in the absence of the
provisions of
issuance
older
facilities.
the
more
Jan.
on
105.78%
of
136,000 shares
tar
The
for
Reacquisition Ordeir—»
which
of
Shares, Inc.),- Because
Madison
by
in
in
Madison Fund, Inc.,
Madison Fund sold
for
company
repurchase
three
group headed jointly by Blyth -& Co., Inc.
The First Boston Corporation is offered to the pub¬
best
in¬
Company Act with respect to
136,000 shares of its capital s ock at
$11 per share; and the Commission has issued an order
giving interested
persons until vJan.
14. 1960, to request a hearing thereon,
lntex Is
engaged in the exploration and development of oil a*d
gas p op rties
in California and Texas.
It previously had outstanding 928,800 shares
its
49,307,447 42,791.875 504,188,091
Great Atlantic &
Food Prices
lntex Oil Co.—Seeks
7,839,411
This company, of Los Angeles, Calif., has
order of exemption under the Investment
Wks.—1958
coke
ovens
coke
specifying
vesting
$4,374,731
6,721,372
60,000
new
issue of $20,000,000 Kansas City
Company first mortgage bonds, 5% series
due 1990.
The obligations are priced at 100.777% and
accrued interest to yield approximately 4.95% to ma¬
turity.
v:
v'S
asset, value lor sub tantiaily
of the SEC Corp. and the Corn nissto.i
giving interested persons until Jan. 14
1960
thereon; The SEC Corp. is a personal holcing
stockholders
160,000
.
Power & Light
1
\
securities
hearing
with
their
at
also
-
a
and
lic
order
an
batt-ries
of
about
tentatively scheduled for mid-1961,
deactivate
program
of
be
Kansas City
941,508
Investors—Proposes Acquisition—
its
cash
issued
monthly increase of
;./
a
six-year-old
a
modern
capacity
underwriting
Boston, Mass., - investment company, has applied to t e SEC
exemption order under the Investment Company Act ; ermitting
company
2341.
p.
—V* 190,"p" 2449." ~~~
food
661,161
$196,112
ops.
with
four
rated
$10,959,553
1959;—11 Mos.—J938
Co.—Sales Up—
period End. Dec. 26—
The
ry.
$9,773,009
will
batteries
the
and
and
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$J1„,_,26
is
works
monthly
a
obsolescence,
coke
feature
Additional
2342.
p.
issuance
of
$857,273
and reinvesting its funds.
Substantially all its cash and se¬
curities, with a total value of about
revenuer -$3,323,O09~$4,331a J°.tal vaIue of a?out $975,148 as of D^c. 8, 1959, are
*978'148 as. Of Doc. 8, 1959, are
expenses
3 925,017
4 122 055
4752^260 X'SI'S?
^ ^
to Incorporated Investors im exchange for sharer of
—I——.
'
47,528,269 45,566,534
its stock at their net asset value.—V. 189, p. 1574.
.
will
Co'tracts
1959—Month—1958
expenses
from
190,
an
has
RR—Earnings—
oper.
oper.
This
the
capital,
its
tons
new
gravity for
50,863,653
19,695,836
RR.—Earnings—
income.
Incorporated
with the
* T14"!
tor
the
and
rotating
without snioke
bing,
Terminal
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
to
Grand Trunk
ry,
17,192,299
Period End, Nov. 30—
-
Net
filed a lettsr of notification
lln.^pac. corp.'" ASSU^OS?"
The
Net
52,542,641
2342.
p.
Illinois
for
Net
5,674.430
2,323,717
and
This
also
teries.
Net
Georgia
Shoe
Manufacturing
Branch, C a.—-Files With SEC—
g'a«**y
Railway
5,008,28 5
1,537,628
ops.
month.
of
of
coke
will
ovens
ings
783,405
ry.
2341.
p.
190,
ry.
income
oper.
Pittsburgh
the
capacity of by-product coke facilities at the Pitts¬
works will provide ample coke for the works six blast furnaces.
three
they
$
$7,205,557
ops.
from
oper.
190.
$7,294,005
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
1959—11 Mos.-—1958
$727 258
$605,097
rev.
ry.
—V.
1959—Month—1958
income,
oper.
Net
Net
give
ovens
ovens.
12,000
Coal
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
are part of a program
steelmaking operations,
together
batteries,
new
will
works
by-product
All
1958
§
L's
&
increased
burgh
22,801,707 247,951,496 241 197 870
17,127,277 195,408,855 190,334^17
17,571,917
expenses
1959—11 Mos.
J
.
becaus°
of
The
no
1959—Month—1958
$
$516,478
income,.,
of
of
Pittsburgh works
coding facilities with the most modern equipment for smoke control.
The new 118-oven battery will be constructed on the' site of an older
60-oven battery and on the site of a coal
storage bin. The older bat¬
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
three
the
per
Completion
E'xcess
2.509,023
throughout
ovens
315
of
Pittsburgh
total
battery
announced
N. Y.
•% <■
under construction one 59-oven battery of ovens
works and plans to start construction of a similar
early in 1960.
The Wiplutte Division also is con¬
Upon completion of the program,
462.A..
p.
million
$9.5
a
Vice-President-Engineering
L's
&
J
coke.
a
rate
Sabre-Pinon
of
coke
principal
we
said.
battery,
tons
Mining Co.—Buys Land—
Illinois Central
of
Pittsburgh corporation were
coke
Archibald
Mr.
appli¬
payable
and
and
year
has
battery
total
President
preceding
the
over
Corp.,
already
modernize
to
tery,
;
21%
rose
construction
the
Fit-sburgh
a
and
move
of about 10'y
in 1960," Mr. Packard said.
products in the $100-million floor wax indus¬
structing these two batteries. The new facilities
63.6% ).
or
L
59-oven
company
fee
to
462.
p.
the
at
with
finder's
expect
part
Chemical
the
at
in connection with
the Hi-Press system;
a
Wax
Johnson's
the
Archibald,
ovns,
&
J
appli¬
fields.
lists
prospectus
of
makers
by-product
at year-end
and Plant.
for the new battery,
which will include 118 smokelesshave been awarded to the Wilputte Coke Oven Division of
for
A.
$80,000 note held by Brown
amounting to $45,000); tp provide
factors
alone
jump
190,
ovens
A.
Allied
offering
sale of
..
v
those in the furniture and auto polish fields, provide
of
the
74-year-old
firm's net income, products
last six years now account for about 56% of sales,
as
in
said.—V.
by
system which was developed;
corporation, as well as a
licensing arrangement with Nor¬
three-fourths
to Elliot Starke
residential
and
The
well
as
coke
a
on
manufacture
certain related pending patent
:
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—Construction—
Danish
a
cross
manufacture and
present
for land
as
Board
1954.
1959
well-established
introduced
Hi-Press
A/s,
and
well
as
the
to
.
further
substantial
a
will
such
offered
in
in
a
Contracts
ships
on
proceeds of this stock
of $15,000
sum
whether
shares;
100,000
100,000
off certain existing obligations (including
(381,837
See
Railway
p.
a
common
,
trial
$3,025,501
190.
York, filed
shares* of
200,000
per
\
the United States
to
$3
elected
been
Son, Inc.—Sales Forecast—
(Wis.)-based
Racine
foresee
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$3,128,898
rv.
at
New
has
and
record
to
up
capital for current operations; and to make funds available
the company's own manufacture of certain
Hi-Press components,
for expansion and further development in the commercial, indus¬
for
$295,669
from
covering
remaining
"Hi-Press"
as
obligations to
and
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Avenue,
Oil
Jade
product
management
corporation and
in
Mitchell
business heights in 1960 with an accelerated program of
diversification.
In a year-end statement, H. F.
Johnson, Chairman and Howard M.
Packard.
President,
said
that
the
company's
domestic
sales
had
increased 56%
since
'a vigorous program of diversification"
was
in¬
the
working
dividend
$265,441
"Deficit.—V.
the
interest
&
a
Texas.
augurated
subscription
the
further development,
pay
in the
ii(i par value from $10 to S2.50 per share.
outstanding 499.574 shares of common
Florida
determine
Nordisk Ventilator Co.
•to
divi¬
revenue.
oper.
The'
per¬
organized in 1956 at the instance of Seymour W.
develop, manufacture and sell an air conditioning
acquired
sell in
the
the
circum¬
upon
SEC
The company also acquired
cations in which Brown owned a
an
oper.
rv.
of
working
Mitchell
of
area
Oil
Jade
of
President
While
disk.
has
P-riod End. Nov. 30—
Net,rev.
satisfactory
a
Lexington
reciprocal sales commission
with
to
Railway
Net
on
public sale
and
was
order
Homestake
Georgia
com¬
the
with
2449.
basis.
in
proposes
would
will
company
and
stock
meeting
to declare
directors
shares
new
shares
new
1959.
in
company
stock—V
the
1958,
an
interests
p.
the
for
made,
best
cation.
1960
1,
on
its
with
offer
is
system
approved the split at a
intention
on
of
firm
a
Brown
%
split
underwriter
The
a
stock
for the stock split, stockholders will be ssked to approve
increase in the authorized number of common shares from
1,000.000
an
to
best
190,
of 405
statement
commitment
The provide
The
so.—V.
to be offered
make
UPE
Hamilton-Thomas.
of
existing at the time of the board meeting to take
according to the company's announcement.
action,
The
steam
Corp.—Proposes 4-for-l Stock Splitif
quarterlyi dividend
dividend
The
that
April
on
the
in
Despite
during
unsatisfactory,
share. The offering is to
be made by Plymouth Securities Corp., which will receive a commission
of 46 cents per share plus certain
additional sums for expenses; and
the company has agreed to grant two-year options to the underwriter
to
purchase up to 24,000 additional common shares at $3 per share.
plants,
a
—v.
and
be
do
corporation,
stock,
PE
(
condensers,
show
will
1958.
for
be
to
County
program,
will return
(S. C.) Johnson &
operating loss before taxes in
Consequently,when
the
opportunity
presented
1959,
Ainsworth-Precision
to
loss
effected
continued
provide
venture
This
made.
Midland,
Hi-Press Air Conditioning of America, Inc.—Registers
Griscqm-Russell,
located
in
Massillon,
Ohio,
manufactures
heat
exchangers, including liquid metal neat exchangers for atomic power
plants
The principal subsidiary of Hamilton-Thomas is the C. H.
Wheeler
it
large
a
facilities
its
to
joint
"Sales
General Precision, IncY.
The ma;.
of
division
$1,000,000,
to
Subsidiary—
the
for
sell
it
holders
Acquisition by
the
of
deemed
—
sustained
reorganization
formance
Wise
Beissner &
offices will
be maintained in Beverly Hills as
in the past but operational head¬
quarters
are
being
shifted
10
Houston
irom
previous
location
in
buildings
cars
the
along with Henry M. Beissner, Vice-President of Moroney,
Co., investment bankers of Houston.
Corporate executive
Castings Division to Fulton Cotton Mills, Inc., and associates,
holds an option to purchase virtually all the land and
and, in the meantime, will lease them from Harsco.
Cash
sale
of the
division
is believed
by Harsco to be both
im¬
mediate and long range benefit to
the company for several reasons.
of
one
V:-'-
Precision Equipment Corp.
machinery,
business,
in
program.
order
named
December
General
named
been
has
Division—
Corp.—Sells
Harsco
111.
Chicago,
Bank,
Savings
for the common stock of the company.
The First Na¬
Chicago has been named registrar.—V. 190, p. 2041.
agent
Bank
by
.
The enlarged foundry will embrace approximately
of floor area, and will include the latest in core
apparatus, cranes, and other materials-handling
188, p. 2352.
Harris
.The
week
Frank announced that pursuant to this arrange¬
properties
drilling
this
was
work.
equipment.—V.
last
which
with sufficient capital to participate
a private placement of 287,500 shares
total net cash consideration of $517,500
to
Jade, Frank declared.
,'„u y,"/
Y'A;
; At
the present time,
Christi, Mitchell & Mitchell is operating 470
oil and gas wells and supervising 66 joint opera:ion wells in the states
of Texas,
Louisiana, New Mexico
and Montana.
During 1959 it is
estimated this firm produced in exc^s o.
two million barrels of oil
and more than 60 billion cubic feet of gas.
;
Frank announced that in recent months operations of Jade Oil have
included
successful
drilling
and
completion of
10
development oil
wells in company properties located in Throckmorton
County, Texas.
Additional
working interests have been ac mired bv the company in
various other properties in California and Texas.
These include a 25%
working
interest in
approximately 9,300 unproven acres in Terrill
County, Texas, where considerable successful drilling activity has been
registered in recent months by o.her operators.
Johnny Mitchell, a partner'of Christie, Mitchell & Mitchell has been
J-;;;;\7:
Precision
passenger
their
in
square feet
said mixing
ovens,
report. This compares with 2,697,722 units pro¬
produced
units
were
;
announced
was
in
development
and
$300,000 to expand and modernize its foundry
its
customers
better
service
on
castings
and
spend
offer
facilities,
32,000
%
north Texas and
in the Gulf Coast area.
Six of these wells have been completed, as
producers of either oil or gas, and the seventh currently is beingdrilled.
The Houston firm has plans to drill approximately 50 wells
during the coming year as a continuation of their current exploration
Harlowe Hardinge, President of this York, Pa., company, announced
Jan.
4
that
the Hardinge Manufacturing Co,
(a Hardinge sub¬
;
the
Of
and
247.927
:
it
arrangement,
the
already has acquired 10%
of the
wells being drilled by Christie,
Jade
on
on
produced 3.138.461 passenger cars and trucks in the
and Canada during 1959. it was announced. Jan. 4 in
1958.
$1,032,734
267,283
$92,819
Oil
ment
$1,153,437
ops.
ry.
joint ventures,
Jade Chairman.
of
seven
$4,202,401
3,169,667
Hardinge Co., Inc.—Expansion—
sidiary!
'■
a.~
has entered into an agreement with Christie
Texas, to participate in that firm's-
Houston,
gas
terms
issued Jade Oil stock.
$4,299,739
3,146.302
income—_
2341.
from
rev.
of
the partnership
of
Christie, Mitchell & Mitchell will forego its normal carried interest
procedure in such join ventures, Jade Oil will provide the Houston
firm with options to purchase 100,000 shares of authorized but un¬
•'' YC: a,..
$343,567
222,827
-
and
Frank,
M.
Under
In
Motors
in
;
Mitchell
&
oil
future
Harry
"We
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
oper.
On
year-end production
duced
period.
12-month
the
during
,7;
Railway
—V.
Oil Co.—Agreement—
Mitchell
to serve established neighbor¬
closed during the same period.
designed
were
remodeled
werq
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
•
■
exemption
an
California company
The
Green Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
General Motors Corp.—Yearly Production Up—
a
Plan
"
capacity as sales representatives.—V. 190, p. 2618.-
Jade
anticipate that our construction program, including remodels, will follow
a
similar pattern during the coming year,"
he announced.—V. 190,
the
States
Pension
—
.
..
_
United
with
During 1959 A & P itself opened approximately 255 new stores. Many
•
General
-their
faster than the population
hone of us can afford to
issued
,
course/
efforts to remain modern and to replace old stores
'
our
ones."
new
,
p..
the population shifts. Af
and
in
up
industry has been growing
"The
increase
Another
The" agreement
Inc.
order under the Investment Com-v
pftny Act permitting this Minneapolis firm to effect a pension plan for
the benefit of, its sales
representatives and its district managers in
v
has
The SEC
believe
"I
hoods where 111 older A & P stores were
2,064516 shares of a new issue of Dynamics .convertible
stock, without par value, for 57,532 shares of common stock;
Cumulative dividends on the preference stock at the^ rate of
Services,
promotional sales gimmicks and giveaways to decline.
the food retailing industry has just about reached
the
saturation point in construction of store units in certain areas," he
power of
of approval pf the merger was made by®'
Jr.. Chairman of the Board of General Dynamics.
The merger a6*eJ
ment
Pace said, became effective at the close of business Dec. 31 when
Service
Diversified
Investors
Cleared—
Announcement
Material
openings and the maintenance of oversized stores in areas already
store
overstored, and the the trend of the past decade toward the stocking of
more
and more non-food items. And
he said he expects the pulling
to
sheet
series
of
sale
revenues
income
of
de¬
$12,69",000,
the
of
the
current
showed
the
following capitalibonds;
461,957
first
mortgage
issu»\
Number 5915
191
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(103)
$100
of
chares
cumulative
value
Par
preferred
stock
1695,000 shares of common stock, without
and
UNDERWRITERS—
..
Name
Blvth"& Col Inc
f
■*>
Bonds
—
Struthers &
wood
V,-.
.
New
Stein
___v.
190,
P
U
Stern
2342.
p.
a
Amount
of
year
to
of
Bonds
dividends
of
oi
in
net
earnings
increase
currently
preferx-ed
based
stocks,
period.
year
comparable
earnings
period
MacMillan
share,
per
See
shares
of
the
the
fiscal
After providing
equal $.97 per share
earnings
number of
average
712,743
shares
«?'•
150,000
T
100,000
100,000
Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
^L959—Month—1958
30—
Period End. Nov.
revenue^
Pflilway
oper.
Railway
Net
Mos.—1958 t
$4,737,516
$392,914
$4,975,887
235,112
240,939
2,749,766
With
$191,812
1 $151,975
$2,226,121
66,693 ^
43,979 \ - 794,882
$2,071,561
\ .'
oper. income-!—V.. 190,' p.2342,
ry.
■(.'< \■ p K'-
j.
A
and
B
.5%
holders
to
the
-Railway
Railway-
w"■'■>*'"'■1fiy'-v';
oper.-
•
oper.
$257,835
expenses
the
share¬
_
(N.
the construction, of houses for sale.
The companyretire' $166,850 of bank indebtedness.
•/
presently outstanding stock (336,742 shares )7 123,676 shares
are owned by Roger P. Kavanagh,iJr., President, and 112,056 shares by.
Grisv old Smith .& Co. all of whose stock is owned by W. Griswold smith,
land
and
"
Long Island Lighting Co.—Financing—
Chairman.
Board
Each
to offer
proposes
shares for
15,000
The
for
according to
stated
public sale,
"In
Thi?
in
order
an
Unuer
not
to
outstanding
to
of
which
cost
issued
notes,
time not
together
finance
is
the
in
to
exceed
with
at
authorized
the-aggregate.
$1,900,000
company's
estimated
PowerVwas
Kentucky
of
on
of
all
,
such
1960
1*88,
notes
to
be
gas
The SEC has
Utilities,
(for
operation
-.
operation."
tains
..!; known
isued
an
order under the Holding Company Act author¬
of Roaqoke, Va., to issue $600,000 of unsecured, notes
The proceeds will be used to finance in
part the com¬
/
..:
'peak
as
izing Kingsport,
certain times
holidays,
pany's 1959-60
2618.
p.
'
Knox
Dr.
construction
estimated
program,
^
'
$1,580,000.—V.
at
fact
190,
Glass, Inc.-—Forecast—-
have
come
general opinion
of our
industry seems to be that we will
enjoy an average growth of approximately 5%, compounded annually,
through 1969," Dr. Wishart said.
"Personally, I feel that our industryis being too conservative in this
estimate and that the average annual
close
come
six
to
—V.
the
glass
container
industry
very
satisfactory growth of approximately 33% in dollar volume—
however, in this same period, Knox has shown a similar growth of
67%. Although
do
we
that-of-the-industry'
that
our
least
not
expect to maintain
growth
during
growth, in the Sixties,
20%."—V. 190, p. 2618.
the
will
this
entire
period,
that
exceed
of
The
He
in
by
See
Standard
Coil
Products
Co.
the
H.
B.
President,
not
Kresge
is,
below....-.-;'j
V-."
Jan.
6
coal
-r\
'
'.'".'I,.'"
;
According
"ores
pany
to
in
Mr.
»
a very strong first six months
prospects for the second half.
'
*
*•
.
'
Cunningham,
1960.
Forty-one
during ,1959.
American
Kresge
new
'1'
will
stories
stores
'
L.
&
firm closed
«ige
sales
23
stores
volumes.
This,
emporarily unfavorable
n'~s:°ve
openings
p. 2449.
is
yard
effect
on
totaled
sales
in
is
in
the
and
expenditure
net
for
be
earnings
1959,
total
about
the
1.
'
'
to
of
$13,200,000.
said, are expected
V
1958.
-•••.:
.
for
until
with
Kresge's
total
impact
volume.—V.
(First
exceed
£a
y
U1UVU-V
Nov. 30
radio.
two-way
Tenn.
facilities
'
freight
traffic
section
to
control
in
mainline
between
activated
be
early
locomotives
92-
of
Pensacola
190.
a
its
of
and
part
expansion
Train
Co.,
1959—Month—1958
$460.89J
$39/ 646.
lounge
1959—11 Mos.—1958
°Per-
avenue,
oper.
expenses
287,549
239,657
2,821,505
ry. ops.
$173,346
-$157,989
$751,974
$1,507,224
income,,.;
139,992
121,900
423r490
774,891
$4,100,199
$3 573,479
coffee
Humming
The
A'r
from
°l)er-
'
,rrv:.190' f 2342-'
-
L.
-
WTfnoSVer1^ Electrometer
nil
Securities
and
Co., Glendale, Calif.
Exchange Commission—
—
flat
of
new
projects;
and
for
working
tn!r ing
line
1T?S
Went-
eapitf'
l —_v
m
.
are t0 be used for the purchase
-
& Northrup Co.—Earnings
bal(
of
-
Up—News—
manufacturers of electronic apparatus and
fhnj,
systems have reported that the results for the first
,.'flKCal year which ended Nov. 30, 1959, indicated an
on
S.
also
at
thereby
of
Wind;
for
traffic
UNIVAC,
of
by
the
of
permit
•
be
the
railroad
1959—Month-—1958
of
oper.
expenses
j.4,500,871
—V.
ry.
oper.
190,
p.
Goldman,
President
first
quarter
the
share
a
the
also
and
Nov.
a
its
for
totaling
up,
1,558,770
period
30
recorded
was
the
on
same
sold
ended
$16,287,453
income
year
shares
the
ago
share.
360.
*
Colonial
Sugar
appproximately
is
not
reported
earned
surplus
...
_
above.—V.
5
190,
262,
p.
*;
Dec.
on
28
reported
ended
Oct.
end
meat
equal
is
of
Total
to
fiscal
dollar
reported in
1959,
1959,
sales
.
firm,
$5.50
1959
.
sales
1960
would
to
the
on
$3.61
on
almost
were
the
tonnage
more
was
authorized
record
two
a
to
both
dividend
total
the
that
in
the
yet .to
the
on
operations
will
split,
receive
outstanding
delivered
of
old
20
1959
and
1960
earnings
2.4%
the
The
of
-
share,
per
1960.
is
This
unchanged
1959,
....
million
$6
preliminary
dollar
1960.
November
'
exceeded
history.
in
addi¬
record
to $1.00. Coimany
will justify similar
up
(
earnings
approximately
paid
1,
15,
shares,
new
was
Feb.
Jan.
on
payments
that
> ,
company's
record
cents
dividend
hope
of
of
as
under
one
the
on
sales
mark
for
million
$6.2
and
compares
earnings of $4,073,242, or 1.57% of dollar sales, for fiscal
958.
in 1959 were attributed by Mr. Mayer to a higher volume
processed meat products and to an increased supply of
in
1959
which
methods
1959
$10
also
permitted the
company to operate its facilities
products, improved packaging rnd better
new
facilities.
Over
at
contributing
as
was
More
million
equipment
be
be
shareowners
applying
year's
reported.
year,
stock
common
1960,
quarterly dividend of 20 cents
to
efficiently. He cited
Mayer
15,
shares
approved
1960,
extra
An
50%
a
Jan.
on
common
of
Fiscal
During
record
a
than
$5
million
for
capital
million
of
program
high
factors.
year
$6
improvements
is
budgeted
was
spent
for
and
1960
expenditurrs,
to
complete
additions
to
keep
a
to
plants
Mr.
two-
plant
and
efficiency,
-"-
construction
projects completed during 1959-.included., addi¬
tions
to
the
Davenport plant, expansion ofMhe Los Angeles plant,
and instaUation of a hog immobilizer at Madison.—V.
188, p. 1718.
main
would
May's Drug
to
See
Stores, Inc.—Acquired—
Consolidated Foods
Corp., above.
(Arthur G.) McKee & Co.—N.Y.S.E. Trading Starts-
;
Trading in
4
011
the
McKee
leuih
the
the
New
is
and
common
York
Stock
stock
of
Arthur
Exchange,
under
G.
McKee
the
.
&
symbol
Co.
began Jan.
"MKE."
international .designer and builder for the steel, petrochemical industries. Its stock had previously been listed, on
an
American
and
Midwest Exchanges.
ranks among the leaders in the field of integrated steel
plant
petroleum refinery construction both in this country and overseas,
and for years has been identified as a
large builder of blast furnaces.
1,900,612
•-.
1,665,005
.
-
...
and
1959—11 Mos.—1958
^ $
s
The
more
than
3,463,307
41,572,996
16,735,137
17,068,006
In
34,704,416
•».
..-
said
share
per
compared
in
but sales
net
of approxi¬
.
processing
almost
1958,
preliminary
31,
will
represents
livestock
19,250,718 208,816,846 206,510,061
15,787,411 167,243,850 171,805,645
4.418,674
ops.
income.—
.2342.
1,
time
production
said.
he
$
$
18,919,545
Net
$150,000
McKee
revenue.
rv.
concerns.
certificates
Mayer said
first
with net
-
The
and
needs.
laid
piggyback
employment picture,
oper.
from
of
each
also
rate,
1959.
Earnings
.
Railway
rev.
be offered
instantly
'
Net
Feb.
figure,
utili¬
check
will
Period End. Nov. 30—.
'
the
Directors
added
Board
Mr.
railroad's
to be in
and
.
the
net
President of the
1958.
expressed
the
a
traffic
of
for
the
Ala.,
railroads;
outstanding, he said, will be the
the
"electronic brain."
Expected
this
April,
the Ideation
Aaron
from
fiscal year
figure
at
in
officials
for equipping additional freight yards
operation.
rail would
190,
higher.
The
'Major
and
other
of
a
and
the
Jr.,
share
from
piggyback use.
adding dinerhour"—compli¬
sins'le^-Qr^er^bf . Its ..kind
installed,
be
550,000
•-"
105,000 shares will
cents
company
$260,233,612
bringing
air
welded
detectors
shares
shares
dividend
V
system.
Mobile,
Pan-American
expanded
is
tons.—V.
..
-
shareowners
payable
DeCoursey,
obtaining
for
cars
railroad's, policy
for
this
to
Corp.—Merged—
for
earnings
board
date.
and
being developed
Especially
Wis.,
taxes,
tional
system
hotbox
1939
Dynamics Corp.,
Mayer,
12%
The
more
preparation
lor reiarder
that additional
63
or
Masonite
pp.
which
cabooses
the
on
other
"hospitality
The
for
charges, or $1
outstanding.
For
190,
the
as
The
102
Tenn.,
with
South
by
The
ago.
,
Railway
autom'uipilade(l!:,,1,ia"'based
and
the
-the ..largest
railroad.
"Earning:—
equip-
th*13retirement of indebtedness, and for working
—
said
eats,
U.
G.
1,128,335
specific car an -where on its line.
From
a
traffic
standp-int, Kendall said that 1960 should be a
"somewhat better year."
piggyback, he added, is one of the railroad's
most promising new traffic producing fields.
The continued
move .of
industry to L. & N.-served territory also
on
brightens
■
^
more
operation
capital.
additional
The
on
will
-company
225,000
,
$1,949,237
$979,787,
Madison,
same
.
a
said
utilization
;
of
of
,
sales
net
year
quarter
General
Oscar
and
Ala.,
modernization
'
one
expanded.
be
on
ls involvcd-
afternoon
President
first
preliminary
year
a
are
the
Kendall
Dec- 28 ftled a letter of 'notification with the
So) tn h
f#
'847 shares of class B non-voting common stock (par
No lr-v,0" °/tered at $17 per share for subscription, by stockholders.
The-
be
to
by
Plans
along
'
Corp., Charlotte, N. C.—Files With SEC—
SEc^ onvovP°la^ion
each
N.'s
coming
placed
*
La siter
cars
Bird.
&
bearing Freight
Files
Dec-
28 filed a letter of notification with the
at *9 ?'er i?g
150,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
T'ho «r s
.re' through Holton, Henderson &. Co., Los Angeles, Calif,
the r».v,Pr,liocee
ai'e to be used to cover the cost of new quarters; for
veiopment
0,1
Dome
Pan-American,
is
$6,200,000.
at
the company expects to spend some $43,000,000 to
-further improve its roadway and equipment.
Of this total, $33,000,000
was
authorized'in November for the purchase of 3.000 new roller
the
---
SErhrnC°'?pany
Vista
The
to
cars
mentary
2,592,975
Net rev.
of
Installation
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
which
all
stock
was
after
1960.)
and
cars
Ridge,
fleet-of
expanding
rapidly
Oak
of
owned
..
up
a
mately
Line
.
freight
interchange
Trailer
of
owner
to
of
merged
contribution
capacity
acquisition
action.
repair shop at Louisville.
Extensioh of piggyback service
and
It
Columbia,- with
(Oscar) Mayer & Co.—Net Up—Stock Split;—
brake
of
the
The
track.
Mobile,
in
units
Pensacola;
the
are
Material Service
new
Ala.;
'
-
up
has
lumber.
of
British
i
at
of automatic electronic hotbox. detectors
use
Ala.,
Boyles,
traffic offices at Birmingham.
rail
in
Corp.—Earnings—News—-
after
than
building
welded
.production
the
of
River's
stock
and
shares
period
income
See
t
were
Coast
traffic.
office
capacity
POwell
officials.
$18,236,690,
same
1,143,070
division
'mills,
working capital and will lqe available for general cor¬
including the purchase' of new equipment, the develop¬
income
Atlantic
through
saw
of
550
Bloedel's
common
corporation's
common
■
in
.
Montgomery,
with
the
a
operation
in
sawmills
in
of
newsprint.
to
account.—V.
,
at
operations
business
and
manufacture
holdings in
Refining Co. Ltd.
(Australia)
at a
capital gain of
$1,862,000 after taxes. This non-recurring transaction
in
current
earnings,
but
directly
credited
to
the
—
"assembly line" repair
Ky., Evansville, Ind., Birmingham and
ccntin"«
^
of
slightly
operations,
freight
classification
yards
Fla.; construction started on
of
additional
an
Expanded
Setting
the
a
centralized
of
Orleans.
Equipping
zation
pS',od E"d-
"off-year"
',
"
new
movement
of
joint
passenger
New
;
1960,
expedite
related
and
for
modern
annum.;
405,726
$1,551,476
a
stated.
Forecast—
to
~
&
the
■■
Chattanooga,
near
yard
permitting
Installation
j
approximately 60
by the com¬
Canadian five,
and
during "December in
36,
of
Ga.,
incorporated
was
assets
to
the payment
in
Masonite
Park,
such
to
company
totaled
conven¬
of
Pensacola,
already been
in the plan
-
mail
:
capacity
four
outlets,
jiew
which
V
S.
the
1909
engaged
are
aggregating
class A
added
The
1962
included:
station and
Laying of 44 miles of continuous
.
opened
and
Wauhatchie,
at
new
1959
modernization
Ala.,
Construction
-
'
•
and
becoming
Lake Superior
of
approximately
property during
an
have
provided
producer,
over
in
./
addition
other
of
as-1958,
as"
of a bank loan made in December, 1959. '<
long-term indebtedness in the amount of $951,937 the
company also has outstanding 482,660 shares of class B common stock,
this
for
Island
were
Kendall
for
same
Bloedel
;
take
company
&
shares
Macke Corp.—Registers With SEC—
purposes
of
In
'peak-meeting'
scheduled
site
RR.—Review
authorized
to
highlights of
Revision
during 1959, some of them with relatively
according to Mr. Cunningham, will have a
reflected
of
N.'s
1,568,000
Atlanta,
open
were
£1 .r.3 Ric.an one. Two new units were opened
Th
1- , N" J''and Miami, Fla.
'' V: ' '" -V
1
kilowatt
It
Barrett
to
newsprint
per
will be used
that despite the steel strike, and labor difficulties
Eastern Kentucky, the gross and net incomes for
say
fields
Extension
outlook for
on
Nashville
or
expected
Birmingham,
the
reported
heavily concentrated in areas that were most affected
strike; major cities in the Detroit, Pittsburgh and Chicago
by the steel1
ftlGftS.'
an
comment
F.
Passenger traffic revenues, including U.
also up slightly—about $400,000 over
1958.
company's
1959 srles figure at
$401,675,805, 5.33% higher than the 1958 year-end
totals
1959 sales were the
highest in the company's 60-year history.
In
reporting, Mr. Cunningham commented that the steel strike
settlementdid
provides
i960. He
unit.
E.
be
ment
.
Inc.,
on
will
•
Kresge Co.—Record Sales—News— 1.
Cunningham,
100,000
a
the
equipment and improvements to
Kendall, President, has announced.
H.
Carloadings
the
&
to
on
were
Other
(Si S.)
build
at
new
William
which
Kollsman Luftfahrte Instrument G.m.b.H.—Formed at
k"-
to
generating
built
of
porate
net
spent
for
went
1959
l/',
•-/„
Munich—u'
road
1959,
industry
be
United
...
1181.
p.
$80,000,000
believe
do
we
the
190,
'double-
phenomenal
plan
a
electric
will
Louisville
recorded
has
and
the
to the
public/through underwriters headed by Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The remaining 20,000 shares will be offered
to employees of
the.company at $9.50 per share if full payment is made
.-■'at the time of the purchase, or at $9.75 per share if
payment is to be
made under "a payroll deduction plan.
•
The company is engaged in the retail sale of
cigarettes, confectionary,
arid a variety of food and drink items through
coin-operated vending
machines in the District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland,
Pennsylvania,
North Carolina, -and New York.
Proceeds from the sale of the stock
In
6%,
years,
with
up
'peak-shaving'
River
•;
shares
elec¬
meet
County.
This machine will cost much less than the
tional type generator of
100,000 kilowatt capacity.
The use of
plant will help us keep the cost of
electricity down," Tuohy
,
past
To
in
This corporation, of 1111 First Street, N.
E., Washington, D. C., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 29, 1959, covering 125,000
a
the
predominantly residential;
.
,.
securities dealers
MacMillan
incorporated
MacMillan,
(G. B.)
and
are
annual
873.
p.
over
kilowatt
Nassau
,
will
customers
\
plant
new
totaled
utility- industry.
In LILCO's case at
only for a few days around the winter
electricity is far above normal because of the
for
of
group
Powell
"'.v1'
1911
the
capacities
The
company's engineers
operation
the
in
year,
in
operates
tons* while
'■
-
a
of
for
substantial
a
775,000 tons
standard
or
growth
185,000
equal
'
outstanding
million board feet.
Its subsidiaries
operate these saw mills, : newsprint, - paper and board, sulphate ! pulp,
and
shingle mills; control substantial timber holdings, handle: sales
and distribution of forest
products, in the Canadian market directly
and
tnrough subsidiaries; and operate a general shipping business.
was
of
or It
"In
its
■■
its
of
filled
contain
Bloedel.
split
&
directors
vacancies
will
&
River
MacMillan
of
the
MacMillan
Powell
pioneer, newsprint
a
of
Island
unusually 'high'" or 'peak' demand, LILCO has' had to have
generating equipment available. To solve part of the
cost problem involved in
operating in this way the
"The
at
that
costly,
L. Wishart, President of Knox Glass. Inc.,
spoke to the
Society of Security Analysts on the future of the glass con¬
tainer industry on Dec. 28.
.7;.,1
a
the
demand
Arthur
New
another
shares
company
and
'
1960
budget,LILCO's President revealed, "also conrelatively new approach to the high cost problem
a
demand'
of
period
'--'L-'-vX y-'
..-V'-
of
\
construction
provision for
total
•
>
1960)
and
of
board
operations, and controlling substantial timber holdings.:
& Bloedel, also of British
Columbia, over the years
up
annual
that, "of the $48 million, $32,000,000
generating plants and related equipment
in
The
the^board
that
manner
River
Chairman
union.
increased. and
of soliciting acceptances of the exchange .offer.
by. Messrs;.Foley and Cline stated that more' than
exchange
River,-
owns
>
,
to
two banks.
late
be
purpose
Columbia
built
generating unit at Port Jefferson, and-the start of the new
gener¬
plant at ■ Northport.
About
$40,000,000 will be spent on the
Northport site
by
the
time
the -first
generating
unit ' goes' into
Approved— SrV
Inc.—Borrowings
said.
and
MacMillan
•
disclosed
electric
the
in
logging
y
by $3,000,000.
of
have
of
merger.
It
Long
President.
construction
consumers
..
in
the
Subsidiaries
;
.
on
for
Powell
and
gas
"The
King-sport
President
new
for
Island
a
Cline,
the
will
amalgamation,
announcement
British
transmission and distribution lines and
substations; $11,000,000
properties,-mains and services;;'and $5,000,000 for the erection
as
ating
the
program,
Long
serve
tric
will
2743.
p.
on
expenditures
years
to
executive
spent
pletion
the
of
internally,-
construction
to
renew
Proceeds
generated
$3,870,000.—V.
to
.
$48,000,000
facilities
gas
of
V.
J.
and
announced
managing
are
'predecessor
electric operations centers, such as the
one„ recently placed
in operation at Brentwood and one
now
beng constructed-on 14 acres
in Hewlett.'
V ; "
-r•.
v
"The $32 million allocated for electric construction
includes the com¬
seeks
now
and
$7,000,000.
cash
It
notes
five
LILCO
be
such
of
the^" aggregate
one
notes,
new
used
be
order
$5,100,000
additional
an
at any
the
c.
1958,
exceeding
issue
The
.
than
more
and
budget .figure
last
equipment
will
spend
statement by John J. Tuohy, LILCO's
this amount exceeds the 1959
$236,000,000,the
.V.
December,
a
sums
previously
any
;
has applied to the SEC for
an
orde;Company Act permitting additional bank borrow¬
of $1,900,000;
and the Commission
has
issued
interested persons until Jan., 18, 1960, to request a
giving
permission
sale
*
amount
thereon.
borrow
Financing—
to
electric
a
that
the
and
Holding
the
hearing
Note
Ky.,~ utility
Ashland,
the
under
ings
Co.—Asks
Power
Kentucky
is planning
construction of new
company
the
River
Powell
of
plan
Inc.
offered
of
.
J"
the
Y.)
90%
.
the
Ltd.
Co.,
"
'
White, Weld & Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc. and Greenshields & Co.
$2,981,884
.
Of
River
stock on
the
basis of seven shares of
Powell River
stock
for:-three
shares of MacMillan & Bloedel class A and class B stock. The
exchange
offer will expire at 3:30
p.m. (EST) on Feb. 16, 1960, unless the expi¬
ration date is »aex tended.
/
.
also expects, to
'
Powell
two-for-one, and is offering holders of the class A and class B
shares of MacMillan & Bloedel 4,500,000 shares of Powell River capital
^ '
Net rev. from ry. ops.
.$63,309
$75,698 •*
$815,625 u $680,016
Net ry. oper.
This company-of 114 North Greene Street, Greensboro, N.%C*.filed k.',
incomejid201 V " ;' 7)791' ;v" '90,524
'»2,177
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 30 covering. 145,000 share^V kJk!:*peficit.—V.: 190, )
p. ;2342.
V--' t:' ;'-v 1.. $'7VS;.: < r*':
of common stock.
Of this stock/the company will make a public olfering of 115,000 shares and two stockholders* will 'offer 30,000 shares*,
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
k
(subject to a reservation of 20,000 for company officials and employees).
Period End. Nov. 30—
/ ' 195^—Month—1958
The 20,000 shares are to be offered initially, to officials and employees
•
1959—11 Mos.—1958
Railway oper. revenueat $4.50 per share.
Public offering of. the shares will be made at $5
$491,126 ':
$583,083
$5,566,780
$6,205,874
Railway oper. ;• expenses *
507,055
"
485,635.»
per share with a 50c per share commission to the underwriters/headed
5,590,087
5,417,532
by United Securities C0.7 also of Greensboro!
The company.'(directly and through subsidiaries)'is engaged in the
Net rev. from ry;"ops.
*$15,929
$97,448
<'$23,307
' $788,342
Net ry oper;' income—
78,364
building and; construction business.^. Net proceeds, of its stock sale will
181,119 ;.?■
957,382
1,682,108
be added to general funds of the company and will be available for any
V "Deficit.:—V. 190, p. 2342.
v
corporate purpose, including particularly, the acquisition and develops
irient of
873.
p.
Ltd.—Completed—
-
of
190,
shares
The
,
jointly
Under
*■
^
Powell
representation
1959—11 Mos.—1958
,
$280,-911-$3,032,860
205,213 ;• 2,217,235
194,526 ^
■
of
corporation
directors in such
States
Co.—Registers .With SEC—
1
,
195B—Month—1958
■
revenues
•
amalgamation
enlarged
by
'.
Lehigh & Hudson River
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30-^
* 807,659
below.—V.
Bloedel
who
Bloedel,
share
per
Ltd.,
assets of $200,000,000, the two companies have been com¬
a
single company which now
ranks
among
the world's
forestry operations,
it was
stated
by
Harold
S.
Foley,
in
Chairman
; 2,301,868
Kavanagh-Smith &
net
into
largest
per
class
preferred stocks and $.15
common
stock.
A11 dividends
are
payable Jan. 25
of record on
Jan. 10,
I960.—V. 190, p. ,2041.
the
on
the
on
2,665,955
.
from ry. ops.
rev.
i959—11
.
$426,924
oper. • expenses
Net
'
share
River
& Powell River
.
bined
to
.
Kansas,
Ltd.—Amalgamation Completed
Powell
'
the
of
&
.
&150-.000
&
Ltd., two leading Canadian producers of forest
products, into corporation known as MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell River
Ltd., has been announced.
average number of 689,812 shares then
outstanding.
shipments for the six months ended Nov. 30,. 1959
$18,250,000 compared with $16,166,000 for the corre¬
sponding period of the previous year, an increase of
12%
New orders
received
during the current six months totaled $17,793,000
compared
with
new
orders pf $14,229,000 for the similar
period of the prior
an
inci'base of 25%/
The backlog of open orders at the end
of
the
half
was
$10,685,000 as compared with
$9,112,000
a-year
earlier.
■'
";
•
Regular quarterly dividends were declared
amounting to $.31'/4
amounted
Bloedel
Bloedel
•-
MacMillan
earnings for the corresponding half
$550,273
equivalent to
$.66
per
share
were
1
Completion
out-
&
MacMillan,
MacMillan, Bloedel
year.
Net
the
on
in
number
outstanding.
the consolidated net earnings amounted
the
on
the
over
reported
first six months of
the
previous
was
larger
a
Consolidated net
150,000
Russ & Co., Ipc
on
during
the
based
150,000
i
are
common stock
standing
250,000
40%
similar
A
there
$782,604 for the
lor
250,000
over
ago.
®ased ,on unaudited results,
,
400,000
1,250,000
HUtton & Co.-—-- 1,000,000 X McKelvy & Co
Brothers & Co.— 1,000,000
First Fidelity Securities
Bros. & Boyce—
-<6QO,000
Corp.
Co
increase
Principal
Putnam & Co._____
First Southwest Co.____
Rodman & Renshaw——
Dittmar & Co., Inc.
Fridley & Frederking___
Lucas, Eisen &
Waeckerle, Inc.
5,725,000
Goldman" Sachs & Co.—.1,500,000
Dean Witter & Co.—— 1,500,000
Corp
series;
L
.
although
Name
$5,725,000
„
First Boston
The
;
•
of
Amount
New
five
-
,
Principal
,
in
par value.
'
7
...
-
,
company
than
a
1958
was
2,500
billion
McKee
formed
in
construction
and
a
half
had
1905
and
since
contracts with
that
an
time
erected
has
completed
value
of
more
dollars.
record
share
compared with
earnings of $3,681,004 or $7.10 a common
$3,369,412 or $6.56 a share in 1957. These per
share
figures
the
are
on
basis
of
the
number
of
shares-outstanding
V
for
$3.43
and
level
In
for
adjusted for the recent two-for-one split and
"the company's stock option plan, they would equal
1958 and $3.23 in 1957. Current operations remain at a high
the company expects 1959 earnings to compare favorably with
these
two vear.v,
is
issued under
shares
the
August
around
the new San
When
1.
June
Milprint plans to absorb into it all of
formerly done
Inc.—Finances—
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
This
12% cents a share over previous quarterly pay¬
ments. On Sept. 25, at the company's headquarters in Cleveland, shareholders aporoved a proposal by the directors to increase the number of
arts
'■
its
include
to
the
1959
During
stock from 600,000 to 1,300,000. They also
for a two-for-one split of the authorized, and out¬
standing stock. In November the company paid a dividend of 37%
cents a share which is equal to the increased rate of 75 cents on the
in
increase
an
s
Federal
"
~
,2.
operating
income
..
Net
charges
after
—V.
190,
—
1
1
38,504,801
1,536,846
21,519,945
18,814,599
3,652,607
3,298,875
,,
4,303,328
3,769,819
2343.
p.
j''
3,401,881
3,714,122
1,954,459
taxes—
Net
1959—11 Mos;—1958
21,922.236 262,238,838 232.916.923,
13,330,902 159,100,623 146,931,075
24,632,196
14,660,287
taxes
income
Telegraph Co.—Earns.
&
1959—Month—1958
•' x
'
operating
Other
changed its financial reporting policy
British subsidiaries,
and comparative
corporation
wholly-owned
Y'V
Operating revenues
Operating expehses
graphic
million
manufacturer of printing presses and
fiscal 1959 with an order backlog of $42
net sales of nearly 16% .
.
'
Chicago-based
machinery ended
and
approved a proposal
,
,
Telephone
Period End. Nov. 30—
1718,
188, p.
Angeles plant.—V.
its Los
at
; Monday, January 11, I960
.
.
States
Mountain
Francisco facility
the manufacturing
•
of
authorized shares of common
completion
completed,
share which
paid a dividend of 75 cents a
company
increase
an
was
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(104)
8
during
•
43,113,469
38,336,975
35,825,966
31,345,283
30,815,372
V/;
.
■
adjusted for their inclusion.
The figures also include the sale of MGD's Filmsort division, which
Murphy Corp.—Exchange Offer— V
; j/' '■'/'
resulted in a net gain of $707,154 or 51c per share.
On the basis of consolidation the net sales for the fiscal year were
-The Directors
have voted to offer, an-exchange of shares of the
$69,510,676 as
against $59,990,982 for 1958.
Combined net earnings
company's common stock, $1 par value; to the holders of the class
of MGD and its domestic and
British subsidiaries, including the net v
A and class B common stock of Amurex. Oil .Co. who are resident ip the
gain on the sale of the Filntsort;division were $4,570,091 or $3.28 per
United States,;:.'
■%/->::
''/'"V -V / r
v
share.
On
the same basis of
consolidation the 1958 earnings were
The exchange
offer will be on the following basis: one share of
$3,461,910 or $'2.5o per shafe.: Current assets: as of Oct. 31 totaled';
Murphy for eight shares of the class A,common stock of Amurex, and
$53,710,893 as against current liabilities of $25,989,863 or a ratio of
one
share of Murphy for 30 shares p/ the class B. common stock of
2.1' to
1. j. Additions ' to
property., and ' equipment
during the year.: Amurex.
YY'Y /' Y'*:;/.
k~
amounted to $2,630,501 which compares with depreciation and amor¬
."/ Murphy said that the offer of exchange will be declared effective
tization charged against profits *in the amount of $1,728,388.—V. 190,
upon its acceptance by the holders of at least '571,400 shares of the
p.
1525.
V
common stock (class A and class B) of"Amurex, provided, however; that
V
figures for 1958 and prior years have been
.
'
0l<McKee
regular dividends on its common stock since 1920
with the single exception of 1934.
',
'
The most recent split was the third since the end of World War II;
the stock was split three-for-one in 1947 and two-for-one in 1952.—
has
paid
„
,
190, p.. 1181.
V.
^
J'y/'/:.'.;;
,
; Y
Electric Co.—To Refinance Notes—
Merrimack-Essex
has applied to the SEC for an order
to issue and sell $3,Commission has issued an order giving
interested persons until Jan. 19, to request a hearing thereon.
» i
Merrimack has outstanding short-term notes, in the amount of $9,775,000, of which $7,000,000 face amount is held by its parent. New
England Electric System, and $2,775,000; by banks.
It proposes to
issue
and
sell
$3,750,000 of notes to The/.First National Bank of
This
Mass.,
Boston,
under
xqotes; and the
750,000 of bank
and
Boston
held
This
had
yY
ii'
V.. 'My
Mich., company, on Jan. 4 announced that they
backlog of unfilled orders and that a high operating
assured
for at least several months.
Sales and earnings
South
seems
established
in
records
new
p
1959.
-
-
-
increase
to
190,
currently
asked
of
expansion
Federal
the
70%
of
excess
American
Natural
Commission
Power
to
pipeline facilities which
will
cubic feet of gas daily in
its
Period End. Nov. 30—
oper.
revenue
expenses
218,833
ops.
$115,451
$181,090
income___
35,732
74,687
from
oper.
ry.
—V.
190,
ry.
total
its
oper,
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses'
Milwaukee
—V.
the Dec.
In
specific
which
has
31
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
rv.
$3,997,170
2,501,750
$4,220,240
2,336,297
'
$1,495,420
727,320
'
82.028
already been
with
proceed
to
approved
of
to
program
major
two
volumes
large
expansion
by the FPC.
construction
from
gas
import
two
sources.
western
Canada
*
The
three expansion programs
will increase the peak capacity of
Michigan Wisconsin system to 1.470.000,000 cubic feet of gas a day.
In thp largest of
the new programs Michigan Wisconsin will con¬
struct 568 miles of pipelines "loops" parallel to its existing pipeline
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
3,030,671
1959—11 Mos.—1958
to
enable
the
it
take
to
100.000.000
cubic
feet
more
gas
day
per
Net
rv.
—V.
ops.
$442,468
:£
$4,599,581
$7,033,392
165,876
$222,091
„
income
oper.
190,
from
ry.
1,619,517
3,103,869
41,096
developing Laverne gas field in Oklahoma.
The construc¬
tion
of
these
Icop
lines and the installation of 6,000 compressor
horsepower in existing pumping stations will cost $44,876,000.
a
application
separate
to
tve
FPC,
Michigan
Gas
point
Janesville.
a
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper.
expenses
Michigan
Wisconsin's
existing,
pipeline
system
Wis.
miles
of
diameter
pipeline
loops
and
oximately
app
install
of
the
for
sary
Natural
that
are
the
and
the
the
the
export
Our
the
to
continuous
the
markets
American
the
demands
of
and
in
will
operation
the
import
Wisconsin
will
hold
by
near
Net
Nov.
Net
from
rv.
ry.
—V.
western
Marshfield, Wis.
hearing
Pipe Lines,
on
Jan.
Ltd.,
to
in
make
5
is
program
the increasing
said
meet
Mr.
Ralph
Company.
Gas
further
a
T.
largest
will
gas
enable
markets
producing
the
continue
'
of
5.140,856
6,207,153
66.201,693
income.__
oper.
190,
ops.
2,241,730
3,137,738
29/569,195
ry.
in
the Estate of Melville
stockholder and proposes
by
selling
hold^rgs
direct
to
on
61,485,414
30,582,813
cper.
Railway
oper.
$1,767,970
$383,966
287,472
expenses
255,963
3,364,792
of
3,162,245
to
President
further
as
th
We believe
that Ms 1960
to all of the customers
System."
expansion
in
program
American
after "two
immediately
comes
Natural's
61,241
190,
$128,003
%
$1,403,178
629,832
*217,693
other
in
1960,
facts
Utilities
Eastern
above,•—V.
190,
p.
Montmartre
This
The
of
120
East
the
SEC
of
Limited
units.
$6,000
consisting
Wtissberg
partner
The
of
into
a
New
to
as
limited
contract
to
for
limited
and
partner
tbe
which
the
did
to
automatic
an
Other
President
■'
/'\\v rih//
leased
industry.
chemicals
prod¬
and
machinery; fabricated metal
allied products;
mail
Y
volume last
dollar
in
printing
petroleum;
-
this
from
ranged
year
small
office
system costing close to $1
all types of factory machines
sortation
equipment included:
and plastic products; computers; seagoing
packaging machinery; electronic equipment;
drive-in windows for baftks; hospital
equipment and much more..
"ri' -..""
:
:
■
A major impetus to the growth
of leasing volume in 195) was the
to
form
in
metal,
wood,
intercom
aircraft;
grain
systems;
tanks;
storage
,
.
that
fact
general
ground
''
leasing
most
electrical equipment and
food products paper and
vessels,
partnership
H"rbert R.
The
partners.
purchase
sale
by Robert Sheridan,
voiced
were
nine manufacturing industries and the supermarket
manufacturing industries are: aircraft and parts;
nine
used
a
registra¬
registration of
offered
be
a
general
opiniont
/%" 'VYT"
million.
filed
seeking
is
as
record total of $400 million of equipment or; lease.
a
publishing; and railroads.
Equipment leased by industry
54.
York,
1959,
Interests,
Baker
L.
29,
(Montmartre)
Welssberg
Nathan
entered
has
Street,
Dec.
Partnership
company
Herbert R.
and
56th
on
to
and
industries
10
were
ucts;
Notes—
Co.—Registers With SEC—-
with
company,
statement
$1,234,000
Hotel
$307
specialists in equipment leasing. These volume figures do
include the leasing of cars, trucks, railroad rolling stock, or real
The
Associates,
equipment on lease at the end of' 1959
million. Tnis compares with $227 million at
estimates indicate a net addition of $100
production
Conservative
Nationwide,
year
2343.
p.
of the steel strike and the pinch of tight money,
of $80 million worth of equipment on lease to
companies. This compares to a net gain of $47
estate.
$1,030,591
224,990
oi
1958.
machines
the
e
°Urd, St0rage nrldS-
See
American
-
f/unn "unm
$132,665
ry.
of
and drugs;
tion
J?"1American immeasurable benefit
be.of Natural Gas
the
ops.
income—_
oper.
Montaup Electric Co.—SEC Allows Bank
of
grow.
...served, by
ry,
'Deficit.—V.
Wisconsin
North
expand
from
rev.
Net
Industry—
1953.
volume
These
$4,212,836
not
N°t
in
million
" 1959—11 Mos.—1958
$420 137
on
industry closed out a
major new form
continuing boom
gain
leasing
approximately
the enl
1959—Month—1958
revenue-.
equipment by
production
of
production equipment.
net
a
by
Total
period 7,'nd. Nov. 30—
leased
saw
million
Monojigahela Ry.—EarningsRailway
of
use
industry
2343.
p.
Co.—Chief Talks
Leasing
growth
Despite the effects
was
of
Michigan
the
programs
leas's,-
using
supply
in
1959
During
of
leasing Company to promote the leasing of
The equipment is leased by the manufac>
which purchases it for cash
from the manufacturer. About $8.5 'million, or more than 10%
of 1959 s
Montmartre
has agreed
to reimburse him
for all moneys
advanced
leasing dollar volume, was accounted
through these merchandisingincluding payment of the note.
The cash deposit has been as igned
lease plans, Sheridan said.
•
;.•
ri
'
to Montmartre for a $50,000 general partnership
interest, and Weiss- 7
Long-term factors behind the development of the equipment leasing
berg also has contributed his purchase contract to Montmartre for
industry are the growing tightness of working capital in all industries
..which, .he .Js_„receiving ,$132,000 in
subordinated limited partnership
_and the steadily, increasing" cost of equipment,; Sheridan pointed out.
-interests.'
"
These conditions' make it" difficult "fbf companies" tcr spe: d the c&sh*ripThe $3,168,000 purchase
price of the Montmartre Hotel properties
acquire new equipment for expansion and modernization, he added.
are
payable $1,150,000 in~et«h and the balance by taking title subject
Long-term leasing permits companies to obtain equipment immediately
to
two
first
mortgages
aggregating about $2,017,319.
Tne
contract,
without expenditure of working capital.—V. 190, p. 2042.
also provides that the
hotehpwill be leased back to Montmartre, Inc.,
fumiture,
Beach,
cash
fixtuus
Fla.,
and
for
and
equipment
$3,168,000,
$50,000
in
the
The
general
promissory
note
by
Montmartre
partner
deposi eJ
this
on
Hotel
in
Miami
$50,000
purchase
i.i
contract.
manufacturers
-
work
the
they
equipment
turer's
with
a
produce.
customer from
the leasing comoany,
«
.
■
OOOnoo^lr®M?nf c?ns*ructcd Pipeline loops
it
Field
Amp?S:??k?
1
<
I
to
,e& of
which enabled
gas a day from the new Laverne
which supplies approximately 75% of its
Sini-H? 8
Co;-! sedated and 25% to Michigan Wisconsin, is just
its capacity by 40,000,000
caoacitv^v4n°nnn
C<VnpresROr stations whici will increase
cubic feet of
k
oon
gas
a
day,—V.
190,
p.
2141.
one
of the
ing
to
Milprint, Inc.—Expansion—
°,n Jan' 6' a Pr°Kram of simultaneous exmanufacturing operations on both the
°f
ODerationt
0
in
nn
thT
w
TV
f
r
earlv
spring
1960
The
an addition to Its large plant
Title
hotel
will
to
be
period of 21
a
the
was
ground
acquired
years
completed in February,
Nehner Brothers Inc.—Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—
V.
$12,780,835
190,
New
shares
* Dowmn*to*'n Plant will be completed
It
of
is
of
A8R
planned
Directors
favorable
at
common,
that
the
their
decision
is
>
matter
respective
reached,
anticipated in April.—V. 190,
p.
;
.
will
be
submitted
meetings
later
appropriate
1424,
$12,237,555
-
England
the
this
two
month.
stockholder
-
has
issued
—V,
in
order under
an
the
a
Act author¬
of business oy
subsidiary of NEEb.
the Holding Company
organization
England Power Service Co.,
190,
of
arid
conduct
service-company
2343.
p.
Subsid¬
's'
•
:
J
..
.
to
The SEC
izing modifications
New
Clears
System—SEC
Electric
iary Modifications—
manufacturer,
and
A8R
Products
Razor Corp.) a diversified company
in the razor and blade and
precision metal manufacturing field, an¬
nounced on
Dec. 28 that they were considering the
desirability qf a
merger on the basis of one share of
Philp Morris common for each
/3
2451.
p.
/
Mos.—1958
$69,727,894 $67,086,003
1959—12
1959- Month—1958
Sales"
1959.
Philip
Morris
Inc.,
cigarette
Corp, (formerly American Safety
4
*>sks
hotel
the
for
(Philip) Morris Inc.—Merger Seen—
packaging producers, said
3 been decldf>d to strengthen our
* C0ns0Udating
Dowfii.Sl?%WmpaMJruls,bullding
sssvi'ji rya\9t^
In
flexible
sellers.
leases and other assets pertain¬
by Montmartre,
The hotel will be
with three options to renetv for periods
of 21 years each to Montmartre, Inc., the annual rental
bring $582,780 and the lessee, to pay a'l tixes, operating charges and expenses.
leased
nan?ionCOnnriarLannHUMCed
East and WesrCoasts
n
.
equipment, manufacturers^started merchandising
leasing as a sales tool, Sheridan said. In these' plans,
number
a
.
gas
-
in 1959 and established itself as a
business financing. Outlook is that 1960 will see a
1959
in
requirements
gas
step
McElvenny,
areas
pipeline
major
conn*cls it with the vast gas reserves
Oklahoma. Its connection with Midwestern will provide
source for increasing volumes of gas from western Canada
fn
no doabt |haf &reat new gas supplies will be developed
Natf.rii
y Purchasing a new supply of gas from Northern
••Tw^i g ^/,3C0<ns ? wU1 further reinforce its supply situation.
Pipeline which has the multiple sources of gas
®
pply.
Michigan Wisconsin and which combines such sources
.new
;;
from
gas
a
Trans-Canada
serve."
increases
'
18,446,560 211,702,455 234,712,021
construction
a,-ft ,"Irin
major
$
24.653.713 277,904.148 266,197,435
18,542,390
w
constr
'
''
uf
decade
23,683,246
w3Un°{Ugh itS. afn!iate-American Louisiana Pipe Line Co., Michigan
S
in?- 65 8as ,from the prolific fie,ds ot Louisiana. Michinf
132,370
principal
the
is
of- its
leasing
Longrterm
1959—11 Mos.—1958
Midwestern,
Natural
its
1959—Month—1958 r
expenses
Michigan
to
we
and
of
latter
all
of
Nationwide
RR.—Earnings—
revenue.
1960.
major 1930 expansion program involves
cubic feet of gas daily from Midwestern
expansion
three
continent
786,110
oper.
COr^pl"tion of th5s construction will link
with
1,128.033
oper.
officials
request
1960
the
103,827
•
Pacific
Missouri
been
to
large
135,522
.
2343.
p.
Railway
Following the Canadian approval, Michigan Wisconsin expects to
begin construction in the Spring of 1960 of the facilities necessary to
transport the Canadian gas to its markets,
these facilities will cost
$24,200,000.
our
$1,319,002
Railway
which
Canadian
on
gas
it
income
oper.
190,
Period End. Nov. 30—
approved
by the FPC and is now awaiting
Canadian authorities, who must authorize the export
of
gas.
Ottawa
$2,045,210
to
be completed
third
Co.,
has
approval
of
to
158.030.000
deliver
project
$194 175
by
gas
and
expected
of
loop* from the La verne Field in six
be able to commence transporting
Sept. 1, 1960.
The facilities neces¬
transportation of the gas from Northern
of
Wisconsin's
Transmission
Canada
3,203,216
$246,381
ops.
pipeline
expected
delivery
purchase
This
of
it
volumes
the
Michigan
Gas
miles
568
and
additional
ry.
—V.
of compression to receive and transport the additional gas to
utility customers.
Michigan Wisconsin told the FPC that it could complete the installa¬
tion
3,152,760
of equipment to
horse¬
3,000
its
the
ry.
$4,522,218
$453,474
259,293
$5,197,970
264,192
$510,573
•
leasing
-
30-inch
power
months
from
Net rev.
Net
Michigan Wisconsin will spend $4,363,000 to construct
30
near
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Railway
75,000,000 cubic feet of gas a dav from Northern
which will construct facilities to deliver the gas at
Co.,
on
RR.—Earnings—
asked
Wisconsin
approval to purchase
Natural
Missouri-Illinois
Period End. Nov. 30—
or
of 104,160 shares,, the remaining
28,210 shares
being held through
a
50%-owned company, National
Equipment Sales, Inc., which proposes to sell 13,620 of its holdings of
56,420 shares.
The
remaining 50%
interest in National Equipment
Sales is owned
by Silverman.
The balance of 9,720 shares is bring
sold
by
three
other shareholders,
being the full amount of their
holdings.
In addition to 1;he 100,000 shares being sold with the units,
the selling stockholders have
agreed to sell the Burnham and Sutro
firms 20,000 common shares at $4.60 per share, some or all of which
may be sold after distribution of the unics.
The feilirg s ocKcomers
also have agreed to sell to
business associates and to employees of
the ctfmpany an additional 7,500 shares at $5 per share.
2343.
p.
and
underwriters;
the
The
sale
the
rapidly
In
of
one
Rosen.
from
rev.
rental
to meet
equipment so
Co.,
the
Net
the
is
company
their specific requirements. The major
leased include production, processing and pack¬
aging equipment of various types for a
wide variety of industries,
transportation and materials
handling equipment, air conditioning,
refrigeration and electronic testing equipment
and of.ice furniture
and machines.
Net proceeds to the company from this financing will
be added to working capital and used by the company to expand it's
business in equipment leasing and related fields.
The company has outstanding 598,140 common shares and over $6,r100,000 of sundry indebtedness.
Of the outstanding stock, -236,910
shares
are
owned by
Morris Silverman and Dorothy R. Silverman,
President
and Vice-President,
respectively; 199,380 by Sutro Bros. &
$3,392,441 $39,221,969 $39,866,967
2,949,973
34,622,388
32,813,575
$3,252,762
Railway
the
organizations
of
types
$4,598,168
1,844,098
$3,347,229
1.339,065
of
business
business
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
programs
separate
from
gas
each unit con¬
Of the proceeds
unit.
The
1959—11 Mos.—1958
2343.
p.
and 100,000 common
in units,
public sale only
for
principal
$200
of
•
$1,883,943
536,440
.
$226,484
145,843
$196 432
ops.
income
oper.
190,
offered
be
.to
due Feb; I, 1970 (with
and 207,500 shares of
warrants)
principal underwriter; and
of the units is to be $20
of the sale of the units, the issuing com¬
pany will receive a net of $184 and the selling stockholders $46.National
was
organized under Delaware law in September,
1959;
and
on
Nov.
1,
1959, it acquired from the "selling stockholders and
others, in exchange for 598,140 shares of its common stock all, of the
outstanding capital stock of a
New York corporation of the same
name,
organized in October, 1953, by Morris Silverman and the late
Melville Rosen.
The New York company
was merged into National.
$1,689,435 $19,799,995 $20,702,451
1,462,951
16,452,766
16,104,283
$1,593,388
1,396,226
Iilloral ;Parkr7N.' Y;; ri.iied a 'i,egisDec.,29 covering $2,OQO.OOO of 6%
on
per
application to the FPC, Michigan Wisconsin asked for
provide
1960
212,888 >
&
amount of debentures' (with warrants')': and
10 shares of common stock, at a total price- per unit of $250. -8Q,ODO
common
shares are reserved for issuance
upon- exercise Of the 'war¬
rants.
The remaining
127,500 common shares represent outstanding
stock
which is to be offered for sale by
the holders thereof.ri The
Consolidated
environs.
its
approval
will
third
A
ar.d
Michigan
,/'.Y";'
prospectus lists Burnham, and Co. as the
the underwriting
commission on the sale
1959—Month—1958
Railway
subsidiaries.
Co. Michigan
the SEC
with
The debentures "(with
stoqk.
are
sisting
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Minneapolis &
Period End. Nov. 30—
Consolidated
distributes
gas
in Detroit, Ann Arbor, YpsilantI, Grand Rapids, Muskegon and
some 120 other communities in Michigan.
Milwaukee Gas Light serves
distribution
Milwaukee Gas Light
Natural's
shares
2343. >
p.
/i /
TTiiS flrm of 383' Jcrtx:ho^Turnpik6,-
common
further
approve
increase
1960.
on
>
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$393,978
$334,284
'\^s
Ry.—Earnings—
Southern
&
registration statement'which .Murphy intends to file
Commission'on or-about Jan. 12, i960.
a
1337.
p.
sinking fund subordinated debentures;'series A
common
stock purchase
warrants attached),
on
1959—Month—1958
.
oper.
Net
Co!
Gas
complete expansion program will cost approximately $73,500,000.
About
65%
of
the
additional
gas
supply
will
be
purchased
by
Gas Co. and
capital
Railway
The
American
..
190,
tration statement
$8,804,000.—V. 191, p. 6.
Northfield
Minneapolis,
-
working
net
has cash and equivalent of
now
Net rev,
Line Co.—Expansion—
of
333,000,000
capacity by
expansion program
during the current
its
boosted
company
to
National.Equipment Rental* JAd.—Regist^rsVWith SEC
-
Railway
Detroit-based " .affiliate
31
Dec.
an
'2618.
p.
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe
This
in
engaged
In
furnished,
be
with the Securities and Exchange
—V.
- ^
7.
v."1.:*--Y'•
>:'•
'be made only by means of a-prospectus
the: security holders iof. Amurex. after the'
•"
exchange will
of
effective date of
.
Oct.. "30,1959 to >
$40,854,000
from
$37,943,000 ;a
year
earlier.- Net ^working
capital •;
available
per
common
share,
after deducting
long-term debt,- in¬
creased to $27.62 from $21.65.
The ratio of cilrrent assets to current
liabilities
improved to 6.0 to ' 1
frorn 4.8 to 1, and
the company ;
the
•
capacity in
productive
year.—V.
•
is
Seamless
Michigan
fiscal
earlier.
year
a
-
»
will
which
.
financial position improyjed-t materially "during: the •
addition
to
simplifying :the capital, jstructure
with- the
of
some
$3.00,000
in - first- and second
preferred shares,
company's
retirement
1959 were $1,665,621,
equal to $2.40^ per share on the 693,864 shares now
outstanding.
They were $737,719; or $2.48 per share, in 1958 on the 296.932 sharesthen outstanding. (Capitalization was increased in 1959 by a 2-for-l
stock
split and sale of 100.000 additional shares). Sales were $20,391,388 in 1959 compared with $12,544,380
in 1958.
Current assets
at Oct. 31. 1959 were $7,540,851 and current liabilities were $2,937,757
compared with current assets of $4,033,370 and current liabilities of
$1,676,062
The
year.
'
21
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Financial Position—
.
earnings for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31,
Net
Dec.
on.
offer
The
'
T
Lyon,
corporation
shares.
'number' of
filed :a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 200,000 shares-of common
stock (par TO cents). to be
offered at $1.50 per share, through B. D. McCormack Securities Corp.,
-New York, N. Y.
7 M* ^
}■*'
■/.
The
proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to mining
operations.
•/v-'T.'f;
T';?"'
The
effectiye by Murphfy Corp/ upori tender of- a lesser
be declared
it .can
Witti SEC-rr V
Minalaska, Inc.,. OpIiir,."Ala$k^VFil^S:
)
Co.—Earnings—News—;
$5,000,000
a
rate
'I
547./:.'.v'7
p.
■
Seamless Tube
Michigan
.
proceeds to prepay an equal face amount of notes
tne
use
NEES.—V. -188,
by
.
"
Act permitting It
Company
Holding
the
company
;
(The)
Boards
If
a
action
is
,
The
Marine
registrar
the
New
for
Yorkere*Magazine, Inc.—Registrar
Midland
300,000
corporation.—V.
Trust
Co.
shares-of
181,
p.
of
the
1880,
New
York
common
has
$10
par
.
been
value
Appt'd
appointed
stock pi
I
Norfolk Southern Ry.—Earnings—
End. Nov. 30Li
p-riod
*L14
667,997
'692,360
from ry. ops.
rev.-
Net
$809,160
$166,610
inc.-
66,421
Net'ry. operating
_V. 190. P- 2343.
$116,800
54,699
Philco
$1,331,805
$1,114,785
376,418
casting
165,305
Accident and
licensfhg
Health
to arrive Dec. 29 by rail at Earville,
111., for ■ a
ns mile
pipeline that will transport natural gas from the
company's
fnraffe reservoir near Troy Grove to the heart of the utility's distri¬
bution system near LaGrange.
This -site is one of three where 75 miles of 30-inch-diameter
steel
and
today jointly
covering
the
agreement
engineering
machinery
precision
late
the
/•'
%
the
to
This.Boston
of
investment
statement
beneficial
Northwestern
the
trust.—V.
an
of
&.
Ry.
operating
operating
Ry.
188,
expenses
Net
Net
ops.
$384,327
operating inc.—
190, p. -2344.
75,596
—V.
$3,028,858
40,099
lines
semi¬
Corps
and
for
has
the
be
is
$291,901
$265,939
84,596
93,112
An
&
West Virginia
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
operating
of
Ry.
operating
Net
froni
rev.
ry.
expenses
its
ry.
the
were
areas,
..
combat
and
most
scale
H.
year
Research
research
alone
and
and
have
we-
Powell
40,301
River
Powell
Precision Transformer
This corporation,
tion
statement
6j/2%
to
-rshares of
$3,612,371
(with
574,359
Co.—Capital Needs—
of
with
228
the
subordinated
warrants)
28,000
above.—V.
190,
The
purchase
Operating
on
expenditures
Edison Co.
lar
President of31 Ohio
Edison,
additions and improvements to
for
and
expected to
in
1960
are
estimated
order
to
i§ expected
meet
that
of
stock
a
and
Co.—Stock
Feb.
on
of
1959
aire
■■■",
..
;
,■
changing
the
corporation
has
■
increasing
value
par
189,
from
the
$6.25
no
22
at
$4
of
per
share,
or
filed
letter
a
of
stock
common
Period End. Nov. 30—
190,
&
notification
(no
with
the
revenue
898,296
SEC
par),
$72,266
net
213,209
$2,247,559
266,809
508,520
of
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
operating
operating
Ry.
Net
deficit
$635,243
expenses
operations
Net
1956—Month—1958
revenue..
from
the
825,554
$7,449,711
9,822,924
company).
$190,311
$230,597
441,142
474,763
five-year
officers,
to
and
was
sales
of
Rudolph
125,000 common
employees and sales
are
manufacture
of
for
and
equipment,
plant, increase inventory,
discharge any loans or mortgages
construct
a
new
Of
the
outstanding
officials.
management
(27% ).
John
R.
Boland
of
S.
officer
an
shares
common
Melvin
New
to
of
names
be
The number of shares
shares to be sold
by other
and
supplied by amendment.—V.
189,
p.
(60%)
President,
York
selling stockholders.
director
and
552,207
Adler,
is
listed
owns
as
one
in
tha1 ir
bv
AP
.
MACE missile
tL5e^50'Optical
The
which
thp
io
Envision
,wil1 be
o
used
of
in
the
rail
The
filed
of
company,
126
Co.—Registers Exchange Stock—
Ottawa
Avenue,
N.
W.,
Grand
registration statement with the
a
Rapids,
Mich.,
SEC on Dec. 30,
covering 59,364
outstanding shares of common stock. These
shares, constituting 29.1%
of the outstanding
common, are held by Wendell
Berman, Board Chair¬
man, Donald Cregg and W. Clarence
Beets, trustees, subject to a
voting
trust.
The said shares are subject to an
agreement between Preferred
Automobile
Underwriters
Insurance Co.
9,548,327
the
under
Co.
^nd
terms of
right to purchase the said shares
certain
which
of
shareholders
the
stock
said
at
time within five
$2,012,532
4,493,749
of
conjunction
been
Conn.,
with
the
program,
The MtrH
prime contractor
Thp
md
for
-
to
MAPP?ce.,system t0
Th
l
correct
the
th
e^eahy similar
the thor
to
is
for
in
^0rp*
Net
Net
assets
*~"V-
-19Q,
America—Assets
m°mln°.n Share~—
^rJCet-T-———
nr
152?
p
P^Uadef h!Pllia
Known
o
of
handling
billing
of
*961.
This
go nn„
apol.ls"Honeywell's
npth?ul1„
of
digits
g work.
fu' a
the
payroll
a
Datamatlc
second.
Later
it
accounting.
system,
Division
It will
will
computer
is
scheduled
this
is
capable
applied Initially
applied to other
for
and
the
p
economic
latter
3epr®sentstamsitn!f^o«Cf^plet,ely
transistorized.
The
use
of
part
transistors
affords great liilim6 k-through in the art of
data processing
ccurgte
operation
higher speeds, and better continuity of
^mcliffe declared
'fPhiladelphia Electric selected this system, Mr.
alter
'
a
4-year
study
indicated
8,479,143
was
•
to
between
cars
certain
designated
leased
or
the. desirability
of
$2.14
is
trailers
from
"Plan II"
the
actual
service
is
shipping point
offered
Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey
in-the Midwest and Southwest. It is
between
to
and
260
final
delivery
to
points in Eastern
Delaware
operated in
and
4,500 points
conjunction with the
highway subsidiary; Reading Transportation Co., in
the
tri-state Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware area.
The
Reading also disclosed inauguration of a new schedule from
E
St. Louis and Chicago for trailers under both
plans which provides
for an earlier second morning arrival and
delivery at Reading Railroad
destinations.
,
:/-•
..
■
occurs.
■_
new
in
tandemover-the-
market
amount
to
The
the
statement.
&
"The
production on the all-weather fighter-bomber will
1959's business; it should exceed
modestly 1958's
$218 547 879—but Its
principal impact will be on 1960's and 1961's
prospects.
We anticipate both years will be up slightly over
1959,
with 1961 the most promising."
build-up
of
effect
some
Peale
said
on
share earnings for 1959 will be "somewhat over
00
At the year's end the company has a backlog of
$500,000,000
in orders
a
weekly payroll of $1,992,000 and a rate of business of
better than $500,000 per working day, he pointed out.
production
set
a
new
of
per
the
unofficial
supersonic
world's
F-105
record
of
fighter-bomber
1,216
mph
for
(which
a
100
on
kil.
Dec. 11
closed
has
liabilities.
nuts
acquisition
Net
the
no
profit
past
of
six
at
adds
Industrial,
changes
1959
an
which
American
years.
of
management
and
with
frqm
Forecast—
estimated
1958's
$106
total
million
million.
Rockwell
Jr.,
President,
reported,
range
on
year-end
capitalization
in 1958 on like
capitalization.
'
best
to
year
in
1960
if
company is
this is a little
added.—V.
190,
as
no
major
expecting sales
the
"and
year
date
Co.—Registers
the
being
the
on
con¬
402.
p.
With
undertaken
common
stock
157,346
shares
offered,
442,736
Kidder,
will
SEC—
ele¬
of
primarily
the
are
are
to
the
Of
company.
be
o
establish
the
a
total
sold
by nine stock¬
to be sold
by the company.
founded
of
shares
of
Peabody & Co.
distribute
St.
this
common
Inc.
operating
Ry.
Net
that
group
St.
8,039,655
7,941,684
89,617,655
104,119,555
84,802,006
2,188,970
1,938,120
21,163,197
19,317,549
1,103,353
1,165,349
10,676,833
11,165,511
Louis
ops.
inc
Southwestern
operating
Ry.
operating
St.
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$
<
$
$
110,780,852
Period End. Nov. 30—
expenses
from
ry.
$1,376,081
ops.
2344/
p.
Ry.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$4,871,585
$5,060,205 $60,050,288 $55,033,001
3,495,504
3,083,246
38,076,892
37,017,420
revenue
operating inc...
190,
"
expenses
Ry.
ry.
'
2344.
p.
rev.
'
9,879,804
Operating
190,
Net
*
-
underwriting
10,228,625
from ry.
rev.
ry.
—V.
outstanding.
the
revenue..
operating
Net
stock
manage
1959—Month—1958
'.
,
Ry.
will
issue.
Louis, San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
t,r.
1
$1,976,959
615,590
838,353
1
$21,973,396 $18,015,581
9,438,677
8,393,352
Regis Paper Co.—Canadian Assets Sold—
Consolidated
Paper
Corp. Ltd., Montreal, announced last week that
arrangements are being made to
complete the purchase of certain assets
from St. Regis
Paper Co. (Canada) Ltd., as of Jan.
1, 1960.
These
assets
include
all
the latter's multiwall
bag. and
These
assets
issue
by
total
number
of
are
in
of
the
number
of
\
acquired for
Paper of 785,000
outstanding
Paper
will
directors so
Consolidated
packaging
Canada.
being
Consolidated
Consolidated
interests
Paper
shares
be
to
St.
system
'
$1,600,000 in cash and the
shares, which will bring its
5,917,762.
The
shareholders
to
asked
as
of
'
•
to
sanction
permit
the
Regis.
a
by-law
election
of
increasing"
two
;M
directors
.'*•" "'
to
proposes
incorporate a new company under
of St.
Regis-Consolidated Packaging Ltd.
This new com¬
pany will carry on the
manufacturing" operations of St. Regis Paper
Co.
(Canada) Ltd., with plants in
Vancouver, B. C., Dryden, Ont.,
St.
Lambert and Cap de la
Madeleine, Que., and will continue to
serve bag users in Canada.
No changes in
existing management, per¬
sonnel or policies are
contemplated.
"
Through its shareholdings in Consolidated
Paper Corporation Ltd.,
St. Regis will have an
the
name
and
to
interest in the operations of the
new company
continue to make available to
it exclusively in Canada
the
technical aid which it has been
will
same
St.
Regis Paper
Co.
providing exclusively heretofore
190, p. 2244.
(Canada)
Ltd.-—V.
Sabre-Pinon Corp.—Subsidiary Sells Land-
r
Corp.,
--nounced
16,000
D.
interest
operator
of
in
Bokum
II,
Lance's
involved
in
the
as
$550,000.
mine
nearing
25%
interest
14W,
a
and
these
December,
President
in
properties,
McKinley
agreement
production
New
and
gives
on
Mexico,
Lance
said
Homestake
Section
18,
a
T15N,
the
remaining. 16,000 acres in
County.
Lance will be the
McKinley
acquired
from
Black
Jack
1
the
Homestake
subsidiary
area.
Sabre-Pinon holds 75%
mines located on Sabre
five
The
in
County,
Sabre-Pinon
which "were
transaction
extends
Sabre-Pinon
and
all
of
1958.
recent
include
Lake
of
acres
mining properties.
R13W, as well
T15N,
R12, 13
The
subsidiary of Sabre-Pinon Corp., anHomestake MSining Cor. has
purchased a 25%
Jan. 4 -that
transaction
25%
the
wholly-owned
on
in
interest
Corp.
have
it
in
1906, had sales of $8,300,000
and
net
$655,600 in the fiscal year ended
April 30, 1959.
A recent balance
sheet shows total assets to
be
$7,900,000 and net
worth of
$5,700,000.
Upon completion of the
proposed offering there
will be
the
of budget-balancing felt throughout the defense
industry during 1959, the year was one of progress and relative stabil¬
ity for Republic Aviation, said Mundy I. Peale, President, in a year-
that
cold-formed
The
14%
up
Barring such crises,
for
be
profit
Richard
impact
and
over
$122
F.
share
per
offering is
company,
operating
:
Republic Aviation Corp.-^Forecast News—
Despite
4
current
Republic
1958.
holders, and the remaining 7,343 shares
uranium
^
of
additional
2452.
p.
.
proposed
Lance
'
center
for
Jan.
on
certain
finished
record
anticipating its
representing the
consignee.
Reading's
of
that
million,
all-time
Row, Peterson
the
addition of Harrisburg and
Cleveland, the terminals
Philadelphia and Reading,"P,a, and Chicago and. East St.
Louis, 111.
The Reading has participated
in trailer-on-flat-car
service, known
as
"Plan II," since January; 1955. Under
this, the rail carrier per¬
forms the complete transaction of
handling freight in railroad-owned
in
said
company
$121
manufacturing facilities
the Reading on Sept. 28,
transportation of shipper's trailers
nerve
cash
Republic
Eberstadt
service
announced
were
Mr
and
v
it
-
end
latest
be
be
for engineering, operating,
—
Ohio,
inaugurated by
the railroad provides only rail
railroad-owned
or
leased
flat
Prior
announced last week.
data-processing
l!,l! »al
Deliverv
y
•
its complete
service,
6,973,559
trailer-on-flat-car
electronic
performed by this new machine will
be
used by
the
utility's nearly
1,400,000
oustomers, the data processing for the com
tockholders. and
SMfnn^,°neiyw5i1"800
and
record.keepi
studies,
President,
.
III"
III"
Cleveland,
'J
During" 1959, Reading Transportation Coracquifed 154
axle
trailers
for use
in
trailer-on-flat-car service, and
road hauling,—V. 190, p. 2344.
Computer—
$1%-million
•'
'"i>' '■
.
and
v - ■'
terminals.
to be
a-
Product
$19.61
L ^ervlces
gas
pa"y's ioo o'on
of
new
i
,
"Plan
Pa.,
1,143,045
"Plan
its
railroad's
$34,218,239 $38,641,208
1,970,400
1,970,400
Electric Co.—Orders
a
►
1958
$17.36
•
—
g-"—"
accounting# Work
eIectric,
-
extended
Harrisburg,
v
-
.Under
has
$2,015,305 $15,201,185 $15,752,546
1959,
align-
Decreased—
—-
—
data-procegsi^ f,!!?tric „haf ordered
deluded '
y tem' R. g. Rincliffe,
tbe
for
701,110
iy.
railroad
6.
Jan.
""
date
1959
stork
pro-,
$1,443,758
include
the
by
rUr
assets
Capital
°*
11
MACE
by the company for
production for the ATLAS
the company to
million.—V. 190, p. 2451.
Dpp
the
produced
and
ops.
operating inc—
ry.
on
error.
producing
systems
JUPITER missiles,
men?dtheoriniifC0°?Va.ct,s $7
meodohtes total JLecelved
Of
missile's
relatively inexpensive, air breathing,
designed to destroy targets at
ranges,
and delivers nuclear payloads.
rnissile.
ftb
the
to
expenses
three
This Evanston, 111.-based
publisher of textbooks
(primarily for
mentary and high schools) filed a
registration statement with
SEC on Jan. 6
covering 164,689 shares of common stock.
—V.
1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$9,010,533
$9,113,663 $97,250,871 $97,314,890
7,566,775
7,098,358
82,049,686
81,562,344
revenue—
from
rev.
The
ta,etical missile is a
oiif! !1?, tactical missile,
nautical miles,
gram6 arpe°hQ°i!ten
Perkin-Elmer
Th
Net
of
the MACE
weapon system,
for
are
ground-tn
hp to
Net
for
sensitive electronic-optical systems
that' automissilp ,Ln?®^op and correct deviations in the azimuth
heading of a
electrioni i°
moment of launch. If an alignment
deviation occurs,',
inertiai o-nfi°r Slgnals are relayed from the theodolite
matirniiv
operating
operating
Ry.
corporation."
-
,
Ry.
received
PIuS Division of General Motors is contractor
,inertial guidance system. The Baltimore Division
ivrAor>
Period End. Nov. 30—
alignment theodohave
program
the
budgeted
I960."—-V, 190,
presently
1957's
the
years
15, 1959, at $10.50 a share during the
year ended Oct.
14,
1960, with the option price increasing' 50 cents a share
per year there¬
after.
The I shares are being registered for use
by the said shareholdersin event of their purchase and resale of
the shares.
'
be
in
on
Spring of Holly, Inc., of
Holly,
and, while the exact amount
for
million
about 10%
higher than this
servative side," Mr. Rockwell
Preferred
shareholders have
any
Oct.
of
will
$12,000,000
Manufacturing; Co.—Review
with
strike
,
Reading Co.—Earnings—Extends Service—
Norwalk,
made
Period End. Nov. 30—
V
at
Corp.—Acquisition—
earnings, Willard
$2.70-$2.75 a share
the
Rockwell
to be sold by him,
selling .stockholders
2880.
to
compared
Net
Perkin-Elmer Corp.—Contracts—
li(pc01fira?uS t®talinS $2 million for the production
close
are
and
company
the price
at
in
aimed
in ballistics.
$6,000,000 in the
approximately
which
about
$17.4
approximately
Estimated
100,000
stock
The
warrants
directors,
principally in the
Preferred Insurance
$7,535,795
$2,373,213
4,939,702
by
shares
the
from
—
may offer for
stock for
a
common
amendment.'
payable, and reduce or
(including a $20,000 loan from
company
the
are
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$606,491
837,088
location
a
owned
are
ry.
ry. oper. deficit
190, p. 2344.
—V.
the
of
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore
Lines—Earnings—
■
is engaged
reduce accounts
9,425,388
$2,484,430
invested
expansion during
Pittsburgh-based
of
public
and
$163,928
100,292
to _the__underwriter
by
development
astronautics.
to
Rockwell
The
The
of
10,231,254
supplied
guid¬
engaged
contemplated.
Sales efforts of American
will be coordinated with
those of Republic" and
should benefit
the nation-wide
coverage of industry which will
be available.
American
Spring of Holly was founded
in
1919
and
Automatic
Products Company in 1939.
American Spring acquired
Automatic in
July, 1948.—V. 190, p. 1566.
electrical
purchase
Inc.,
816,740
of
and
missile
been
from
increasing or decreasing
transmitting electric power. It now
outstanding 920,224 common shares and certain
indebtedness. Net
proceeds of this financing are to be used
to purchase plant
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$980,668 $12,715,684 $11,672,947
$970,562
expenses
shares
has
1959—Month—1988\
2344.
p.
Co.,
be
stockholders
transformers used
primarily for the purpose of
electrical voltages in the process of
Ry.—Earnings—
Net rev. from
ry. ops.
Net ry.
operating deficit
*—V.
Binder
sell
company
244,463
Pacific Electric
Ry. operating
Ry. operating
by
to
to
are
which
The
expected to be
Los Angeles, Calif.,
about Jan. 15.
;
%%v:''
'''■■iy
The proceeds are to
be used to purchase
land; for improvements; a
loan service and
working capital.
offered
on
certain
company may offer up
public offering price of the
' The
stock.
terms
may be issued to
representatives of the
company.
to
par
common
agreed
shares
authorized
to
sold,
research
and
divisions, American Spring
manufactures mechanical
clips and
wire
forms
at
its
Holly,
Mich., plant
patented and
personnel
sales
to purchase common shares in
an amount com¬
puted at the rate of one share for
each $15 of
debentures and four
shares of the
company's shares sold (71,666
shares, if all the deben¬
tures and company's shares are
sold), the exercise price of the warrants
being the same as the current public
offering price. The registration
statement also includes
warrants for the purchase of
349.
p.
are
of one mill per warrant
Inc., Carmel, Calif.—Files With SEC
Dec.
shares
73,750
consider
debentures
up to 50,000
outstanding
30 days, after which
the
underwriting
Split—
will
9
two-for-one split-up.—V.
covering
shares
the
sale
of
requirements for money for
construction purposes it
companies will seek additional
capital in the
190, p. 1736.'
Pacific Centers,
The
public
period
both
stockholders1
effect
that
Ohio
of
I960.—V.
Otis Elevator
The
property
respectively. Simi¬
$55,531,000 and $3,716,000,
at
.
common
announced
the
Pennsylvania Power Co. for the calendar
year
$53,390,000 and $4,020,000,
respectively.
latter half
has
approximate
expenditures
In
After,all
men
devel¬
Spring
principal amount.
basis by John R. Boland
selling commission of $120 per
$1,000 debenture sold.
in
and
springs,
President
efforts
a
we've
two
various
or
of
best
a
cones
Spring has averaged $177,000
annually
With SEC—
common
stock), and 150,000
The company
proposes to offer the debentures
sale at 100%
of their
made
flat
reported
Street, Chicago, .filed a registra¬
29, 1959, covering $700,000 of
debentures, due 1970 (with attached,
Inc., for which it will receive
expanded
research
nose
special machined
its Automatic
Products Division in
Detroit.
estimtaed $5 million of
annual
sales
"
Dec.
shares
of
program
not
and
1632.
p.
Pacific
currently
Army Signal
disclosed, it was reported to be
in
excess
of
$1.5
The transaction
million.
included the purchase of
all of the assets of
American
Spring and the assumption
Lake
on
public
offering is to be
Co.,
West
SEC
stock.
for
Ltd.,
Corp.—Registers
convertible
purchase
common
River
in
scheduled
the
the
drone,
N. J.,
corporation announced
business of American
the
and
&
from
worth
missile
of
by
Co., Ltd.—Amalgamation
Completed—
MacMillan, Bloedel
was
7,047,611
201,830
2344.
p.
currently
are
in
sophisticated anti-ICBM
techniques,
detonation simulations.'' Production
Center
have
personnel
Newark,
Mich.
$300,420
429,628
52,510
190,
is
and
and development
will be carried
aeronautics, in astronautics and
in
we
Development
activity and
facilities
$7,348,031
inc.—
operating
100,000
The
Sammis,
ICBM
expansion
,712,026
"$27,361
surveillance
for
nuclear
for
contract
$2,000,000
comprehensive
simultaneously,
"This
v
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$11,865
jet
units
by
purchased
$92,306
million
received
.
Walter
$30
additional
were
received
the
broad
This
ops.
2
and
Europe
one
important fact must be
mind; the arrival of
panned space vehicles will come, not
revolution but by
steady technological evolution.
Aircraft, as we
know them today and
as
we
can
visualize them for
tomorrow, will
continue to have a critical
role to play.
It is for that fundamental
reason that
:
$2,290,009
$7,146,625
7,173,986
Mach
here
in
accelerating the company transition to
"In looking towards
1960 and
beyond,
borne in
Ry.-^-Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
$692,627
$678,982
600,321
-667,117
revenue_w
Force
systems.
our
$2,624,100
731,776
This
Command
Air
"Republic's Missile Systems Division,
advanced
an
"Perhaps
•
ops.
Air
S.
than
more
contracts
contracts
Ry.—Earnings—
inc—
for
a
discrimination
ance
delivered
1959^-.Month—1958 v: 1959—11 Mos.—1958
$561,564
$493,008
$5,254,735
$4,726,220
269,663
227,069 ' 2,630,635
2,436,211
through 1962.
U.
continued:
on
facilities.
decoy
auto- '
manufacture
will
the
,
manufacture
ordered
least
Tactical
.
Peale
work
opment
lg}27.
p.
at
the
with
9
-
cross-
of
sale
the
Thes^ facilities
190,
set
Republic Industrial
&
Ohio Edison
in
CBS-Electronics
190, p. 2344.
Pittsburgh
See
$5,585,745
1,244,126
a
-
-
transistors.
Northern
ry.
operating
warrants
from ry.
Net rev.
and
of
at
this
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
RR.—Earnings—
Net ry.
is
with
service
Mr.
Broad¬
•
1865.
p.
signing
necessary
product
1960.—V.
revenue— -r
expenses
-
♦Deficit.—V.
to
additional
the
Columbia
f
SEC—
amendment
an
of
manufacture
'
...
two
Period End. Nov. 30—
1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$1,019,565
$918,705 $12,922,912
$11,135,168
635,238
615,847
7,337,167
7,522,797
revenue—
operating
Ry.
in
Pacific
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry. Operating
company has
filed
the SEC covering
with
interest
course)
region.
announced
agreement,
equip
etched
spring
Piedmont
,
Net
registration
growth.
for
division
a
information
.
shares
future
...
in
Completion is scheduled by Sept. 1. The other
pipe storage
cups are located just west of Piano and southwest of
West Chicago.
;j
Nf-Gas will detail plans for this pipeline In a petition it
expects
f:fe shortly with the Illinois Commerce Commission.
According
to L.
W.
Tuttle,
Vice-President of the
utility, 3,600
sections
of 40-foot
(approximately 25 miles)
lengths of steel pipe
all will be delivered by the middle of January from
National, Tube's
rolling mill near Pittsburgh, Pa. to each storage site.
Unloading of
cars at each site will take
about eight days. The pipe will
be trans¬
ported by truck to the pipeline route in the spring.
NI-Gas'
Troy
Grove
porous
sandstone
underground
reservoir
is!
now undergoing 'evtensive
withdrawal tests which will
help determine
Its usefulness to the utility in meeting expected
increased space heat
demands during the 1960-61 heating, season.—V.
190, p. 2451.
With
company's
'
Philco
coring
Trust—Registers
the
CBS-Electronics,
Inc.,
devices..
Concurrent with
matic
began
Northeast Investors
with
pace
the
such
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Construction—
pipe
keep
agreement, each company extends to the
other a nonexclusive license to
make, use and sell the transistors
and diodes
it
manufactures under its
inventions, patents and applications for
on
patents
semiconductors. Included in the
agreement are reciprocal
rights to
technical and
of
etnni
Corp.
system,
Under
Life,
T- Financial Corp., above.
I.
c.
to
1632.
p.
Philco Corp.—New
Agreement—
Insurance—New Name for C. I. T. Subsidiarysee
computer
190,
service
$8,518,776
7,403,991
conductors,
Co. for
American
North
$9,064,318
7,732,513
a
—V.
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$834,607
expenses
operating
using
1959-Month-1958
votromiP
operating revenue
Rv
(105)-
participation
properties'
and
in
Homestake
the
25%
to
Ambrosia
interest
in
properties, Sections 15, 23 and 25,
T14N,
R10W, and the Lance mines on
Sections 12 and
18, T15N,
R13W, as well as the
undeveloped properties in these sections. The
Homestake Sapin Partners mill
the
at
new
Lance
Lance's
designed
production
mines.
Section
to
18
.produce
begins
this
mine,
more
Grants,
included
than
month.
300
in
N.
the
tons
of
Approximately
M.,
is
new
ore
55
miles
from
arrangement,
is
per
day
when
140,000
tons
of
oro
(106)
10
1074.
p.
'■
.
Dorind Vnd
30
Nov
~ir-~T959—Month^l958
-
g; operatilfg
Net
Net
$3,746,134
261.815
249,787
2,860,581
2.709.305
Airlines System, Inc.—Revenues—
The System's total revenues for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30. 1959.
amounted
to $106,7
million, an increase of $1.2 million over the
preceding fiscal period. Tore H. Nilert, President .of SAS, Inc.,' an-
$100.3 million after deductions for com¬
amounted to $6.4 million. After, covering the
Net
Net
.
ton
a
of
miles,
■
Amend Certificate—
Seaboard Finance Co—To
stockholders
The
Incorporation
Jan.. 28L will
on
increase
tai
to
as
so
consider amending Certificate of
authorized common stock; (b)
sources outside the
preferred shares.—
provide that subsidiaries may borrow money from
United
States
without
consent
of outstanding
V. 190, p. 2663.
'
Corp.-^-New Product-^
Shelton Metal Products
Conn.-based corporation, manufacturers of complex
is entering the consumer market with a highpurifying machine.
The portable device, known as
Shelton,
The
components,
aircraft
powered
air
"Seleetronair,"
from ry. 'ops.
$509,929
$533,970
operating inc.—
p. 2344.
V
669,000
296,937
$8,220,524
4,617,229
$7,113,337
3,565,401
190,
$130.
costs
O.
Burke, Chairman of the Board of Kollsman Instrument
wholly-owned subsidiary of Standard Coil Products Co. Inc.,
5 the formation of a subsidiary in West Germany,
The new company, Kollsman Luftfahrte Instrument G. m. b. H., has
obtained' production and engineering space at the Munich Airport in
Germany and is erecting an additional building there, he said. The
Kollsman Board Chairman stated that the new company was formed
because of the demand lor Kollsman instruments and systems1 in the
development of the West German Air Force and in the expansion of
the country's fleet of commercial planes. Among other things, he said,
Kollsman instruments have been named as standard equipment in the
Lockheed
F-104-G
aircraft and Fiat G-91
being developed for the
German Defense Ministry. It is expected that the new Kollsman sub¬
sidiary will play an important role in the development of the air¬
craft and guided missile programs not only for the German Defense
Ministry but in the Common Market as well, Mr. Burke added.
He stated that the
company is assured of,, substantial sales arising
from the standardization and acceptance of its instruments and systems
a
growth
and
The
of
accounting
the
models.
different
10
Y.) corporation announced on Jan. 7 its entrance
machine field. It unveiled three new machines—
"Bookkeeper," and the "Cashier"—and a total
<N.
Syracuse
the"
"Accountant,"
the
allied
the addition
of the accounting machines to the company's product-line represented
the first major diversification
since the merger with Marchant over
The
will
products
marketed by the company's newly established
Division, and will be manufactured overseas
be
with
Southern California Edison Co.—Registers Bonds With
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
Los Angeles, filed
covering S30.000.000
due 1985, to be of¬
fered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the sale
of the -bonds will be used in part to retire some $25,000,000 of bank
loans
incurred
for
construction
purposes
and
the
balance of the
This
utility,
located
of
and
first
601
at
refunding
Fifth
West
Street,
with the SEC on Jan. 4,
bonds, series L,
registration statement
a
mortgage
will become treasury funds.
Gross plant additions for the;;
are "estimated at S248,127,000.
In addition to funds
obtained through the sale of securities and otherwise, the
company expects to obtain about $51,000,000 in new money from out¬
side sources in addition to the net proceeds of the sale of the new
bonds.—V. 189. p. 524.
^
proceeds
1959-1S60
years
previously
Southern
The
Co.—Files for
filing
financing
a
issued
order
an
interested
giving
hearing thereon.
Under
the proposal.
Southern
quest
until
persons
will
bank
make
1960 in amounts not to exceed $22,000,000 in
borrowed
to
purchase subsidiary
together
$14,000,000;
Georgia
and
each
Southern
to
the
that
meet
Mississippi
Power
purchase
to
Generating
funds
sale
Company.
re¬
additional
of
to
$8,000,000
the
the
requirements,
public
to
to
aggregate
f
190,
Net
Consolidated
net
income
this
of
compared to S3,093,145 for
In
reporting
$175,350,000
12 months
for
equal to
outstanding
number
of
for November
month
a
year
was
$3,325,-
and
that
out
during the
requirements of the service
$1.91
months
through
November,
1959,
$3,068,142
3,170,884
share on 22,402,250 shares
end of the period and $1.93 on
of
per
at. the
Net
common
the
Net ry.
average
from ry.
rev.
99,224
operating deficit
•Deficit.—V.
190,
Stratoray
Oil
"$102,742
' 887,150
$121
70,306
"$29,733
ops.
$1.80
preceding
shares
21,102,250
on
12
months
the
at
end
of
were
the
$38,140,628.
period
and
equal
on
to
and
$270,861,208.—V.
the
190,
respective
Las
the
for
9.4 C*
Vegas,
Nev.
months
12
over
utility,
ended
of
revenues
months
to
entire
or
Nov.
tration
30,
$8,346,329
gross
net
reached
1954,"
1959.
for
the
This
of
represents
preceding
12
1959,
fiscal
ended Nov. in30. 1958, or $1.55^
shares
that period.
-
a
gain
lSO
moinths.
The
a
company
covering
2,000
$115
Electronics
•
■•■-,•
3 mos. end. 12
- -
•.
,
Income
Tax
Net
pleted—
The
a
in
Per
ZZZ' I
±
75,041
1228
pp.
;
918.
"
Period
■Net.
End.
before
Provision
Net
for
profit
Earnings
Net
taxes*
current
assets
per
$29,428,669 $32,748/565
594,578
;
per
share
?
ry—r-~~—
-
190, p. 1633.
$0.36
$15.90
-
$16.33
$37.93
$37.56
1,251,700
1,251,700
.
___
454,763
$0.23
.
share
outstendlng
4«r,ooo
290,578
III"
935,763
304.000
•"
taxes
share
that
fiscal
of
Dec.
has
Jan.
1972
;
-
the
fifth
operation
consecutive
of properties
in
1959,
further increase
a
said.—V.
190,
goods
of
per
cents
15
year
in
Tish-
which
increased. Such income
with $1,582,000 in
all-important recurring
this
1982.
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
385,190
$555,799
361,259
$7,164,229
4,339,477
$6,814,267
4,145,517
ops.
$218,955
$194,540
$2,824,752
$2,668,750
58,507
60,318
838,622
885,184
$604,145
•
Corp.
America—Statement-
of
1958
$4,623,000'.
assets
$3,262,000
;
and
net
Net
28,715,000
3,835,000
7,354,000
*52%
8,237,000
3,096,000
166%
$28,318,000
$25,844,000
10%
1,164,000
656,000
77%
5,318,000
1,078,000
395%
1,747,633
1,349,778
$3.04
$0.80
;
months
10
—
(pre-tax)
...
Income, including regular
shares
income
outstanding.......
share.............
190,
Martin
Platzman,
<
>
"
1777.
p.
Ultrasonic Industries, Inc.—Formed—
field
16% ;
31:
income per
Paul
York
New
industrialist
and
V
!
■
.
authority
the
in
of
ultrasonics, has announced the formation of Ultrasonic Indus¬
tries, Inc. The new organization has acquired a temporary 5,000 sq. ft.
modern facility at 141 Albertson Ave,, Alberston, L. I„ N. Y., for its
'
administrative
agreement has
the
in
;""■
-,:;u
the
•Decrease.—V.
-
■
33,429,000
nonrecurring
Total
77%
5,521,000
book
loss for
Oct.
43%
9,793,000
...
income
*
,
Increase!
1959
liabilities
worth
and
site
this
been
Engineer's
company
the private sale of *
$3,000,000 of sub-,
Sachs & Co. assisted
r-
in
p.
...
Total
and
-j—
cents
35
dividend
compared
; //
V'
stated.
revenues
stock,
Com¬
Placement
.
Goldipan,
1, -1971.
of
rate
cash
now completed and in operation
and. exclusive
construction, Tishman anticipates that the current
Operating
completed
1,
per
quarterly
(he company has redeemed its
stock at a price of $20.50 per
year
preferred
was
Operating
regis¬
and
signed
Hill
manufacturing
the company
ty
section
plans to occupy
a
of
needs.
for
Plainview
the
A
lease-purchase
two acres of property
Industrial Park.
The
ft. building to be constructed on
36,000 sq.
1960.
in
of the new venture will be
to bring
the price of ultrasonic cleaners down to a realistically low
level-by-, employing^ the -merchandising and maniifactiiring lec.hnkjue^
According to Mr. Platzman,
—«...
which
have proven
television
as
at
the dbjective
so successful
sets,
radios
and
for such mass-produced consumer
electrical
goocls
appliances.
this month, Ultrasonic Industries will offer "diSONtegrator
System Forty" ultrasonic Cleaner priced at $99.95. This unit is said to
makes
,
Later
the
be
first
&
United
Co.^Files Savings Plan—
ultrasonic
cleaner
Company,
4
January
filed
Chicago,
to
sold
the
under
at
$100.
■
V
..Gain—
The
U.
8.
the
previous
the
steel
leading
Inc.,
5% '60 World
Turin,
of
^ '/
v •
•
'
despite
year
of
according to
the
Board
of
a
yearend statement by Fred
Gulf Sulphur Co.
Texas
-'•
of.
•
In
both
the
at
*•»
past
home
.•
■
year,
and
*
consumption
of
Total
U.
abroad.
«,„•—
sulphur, in all forms Increased
consumption was - at a near
S.
a-,
)
Mr.
Ideally
M. Nelson-,
•
it
effecting
the'
purchase
and.
Microtecnia
of
Aircraft.
Financial
terms
of
was
Erie
the
signed by Agostino E
Martin,' Vice-Presiden
agreement
were
the
added
not dis
'
closed.
1959 showed substantial, galps,,over
slight setback In demand as a result of
a
the
Italy,
President
United
of.
to
agreement
Derossi,
sulphur industry in
strike,
Chairman
:
Standard, division
tlatlons
An
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—Chairman Sees
Corp.—Divisional-Acquisition—News
of United Aircraft, has completed nego-j
purchase of a- 50% interest in Microtecnica.
has been, announced by Charles M. Kearns
General Manager of Hamilton Standard.
,
L
>■
a
20,000 shares
covering
Aircraft
Hamilton
registration statement with the
of its common stock, to be
offered
to
eligible
employees of the company and two subsidiaries
pursuant to the company's Savings and Security Plan,—V. 190, p. 2663.
on
1959—First Quar.—1958
*
^
taxes
after
per
worth
Shares
'—V.
Inc.—Earnings—
28—
extra
cumulative
share on
dividend on
on
cents
55
The
annual
an
an
paid
were
and
End. Oct. 31—
current
finances
durable
and
Swift. &
.
sales
Profit
Net
Nov.
due
financing;
the
company
Swift
9c
1,172,050
SEC
Spencer Kellogg: & Sons,
due
notes
company
note
'
share
per
inc...
assets
installment sales of automobiles and other
retail, provides
wholesale financing for
personal loans to Individuals, At Dec. 31, 1959, the
company operated'37 offices in Ohio, Georgia, Tennessee, West Virginia
and Kentucky.—V.
183, p. 3059.
•
*
'
12,000
1,172,050
_
and
from
$1.50
outstanding.
shares
101,907
,
6c
outstanding
190,
senior
arranging
dealers
113,907
70.000
Ohio,
Cleveland/
consumer
$1,566-,722
145,041
-
1
share
Shares
—V.
$1,204,644
taxes__ZI"I*
before
income
share
per
$112,510
and
against
as
1,939,620
2383.
p.
Total
Buie was
V V>
'
$1,000,000
The
end.
July 31
mos.
Oct. 31
provision
share
$1,066,791.
$3,027,000
ry.
operating
Total
1959,
,
Co.—Private
61-year
Ealance sheet items:
for working capital.
Loan
&
its
it was announced
annual report to
Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
immediate
Development Corp.—Statement
sales
the
Transportation
Exchange Commission
underwriting.
to be used
Finance
Sun
'
Net
of
from
rev.
190,
Period
Dec. 21 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock
(par $100;
to be offered at
without
in
year
1959,
company's
';v<i
Tishman
Mr.
ry.
of
of
share
from
will show
year
Net
on
proceeds are
ordinated
Specialty
the
of
$1.00
of
total
operating revenue..
operating expenses
Lakewood,
Lakewood,
of
Securities and
With
share,
per
The
share on the
Bank
which
$2,281,076.
under
783,926
-
Vivian W.
stock.
Oil
Stratoray
of
Industrial
Colo.—Files
amounted to
outstanding at the end of that period.
1633
p
sale
flow
a
well,
properties
on
*$21,818
,•
Suburban
of
comrmoi» ^shares actually outstanding at the end of
share^ aaa'ins?r«i <«i forKthe Jatest 12 m<>nths amounted to $1.82 a
ihlfrltufLZn? a share earned'in the preceding 12 months; on
—V.
in
provision
T'nis
test.
,
basis
increased
Tishman
Mr.
Toledo,
$9,131,468
equal
after
preferred
dividends
to
$1.85
per
snare
om <the
704,170
average
common
shares
outstanding
during
the period
This compares with, the net income of
SL053.338 reported
common
in
common
total
1959
peak
properties
Profit
18,
east
$3,613,579.
issue
of
income
a
income,"
$3,104,186
3,126.004
acquitted.
revenues
*,-Za !Sn°mtJ0r the 12 months ende<i Nov. 30,
and
was
ttwrflZ
average
total
a
"Significantly,
man's
Corp.—Fined—
Office announced Dec.
sand
and
established
which
stem
profitable
most
the
per
outstanding
share
sentenced to five years imprisonment for violating regis¬
H. Roe
D.
and
Co.—Earnings—
$1,364,692
C41
641,565
cents
40
ended
,
reports
drill
a
per
a
a
per share was paid.
Since
the
close of
Ry.
south
-
Stratoray Oil Corp. was fined $5,000 upon conviction of violating
tration and anti-fraud provisions of Securities Act in sale of its
$294,589,921
were
94.
p.
Southern Nevada Power
This
12
for
stock,
Long-term
Worth Regional
SEC Fort
The
for
revenues
of
was
Ry.
Stevens
a
feet
sand, is currently drilling ahead in
feet for possible deeper production.—
third
dividends
1959,
stock
average
shares.
Gross
on
.
.
the
the
on
for
2388.
p.
southeast,
feet
oil
11,400
$1.67
stock
Net
for
figure
was
computed
During
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$274,080
273,959
$270,811
300,544
area.
$42,-
was
shares.
Earnings
1956
preferred
of
from
330
was $3,343,590 for the fiscal year just ended,
$3,032,381 for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1958,
only by the company's 1957 figure of $4,033,975
with
Cash
12
at
had
common
Net
1959—Month—1958
operating revenue—
Ry. operating
expenses
Ry.
past
its
Realty & Construction Co., Inc.—Net Up—
profit
1958,
ago.
pointed
company
construction
new
in
,
exceeded
its
Net
a
Ry.—Earnings—
well
income .after taxes
was
for
is
during the fiscal period, ended Sept. 30,
and
2663.
Transit
Rapid
Island
Staten
15-2
Stevens
Period End. Nov. 30—
Period End. Nov. 30—
the
in
growing power
the
791,272,
stock
invested
the
to meet
income
Net
been
same
results
operating
had
company
the
section
compared
a$
greater
p.
of KCL
producing
Location
by
Norman Tishman, President,
stockholders issued Dec. 29,
"Based
190,
is
feet.
800
clean
upper
company
history
—V.
589,
of
2288.
p.
This
86-3,
of
b/d
feet
Stevens
v.
well
the
8,873-8,941
KCL
700
99
share
structures.—V.
industrial
for
Earnings—
A'/
;■
quarter corner of section two, township 31/26, Kern County,
production in the field was obtained" in late November by
of
rate
this
Standard's
;/>//%/%.
completion
successful
30,
Dec.
common
said
/
west
logged
of
acquisition as
/;■//
.
Co.—Completes Well—
reports
between
Tidewater's
financial resources can
be used to strengthen Pacific Iron's bids for
a greater share of the
steel
fabricating
and erecting business
in western states and for
expanding the company's line of products such as its roof decking
to
1960
240,837
company
the
"
also
Williams
Mr.
132,113
"First
Mr. Williams
Steel
PI
the
Divisions.
ment
use
proceeds
during
estimated
stock
of
propose
funds
*2,176
'
2388.
p.
.
of
"major development," Mr.
Williams
said this addition not only opens up an entirely
new field
for
Standard
."but
affords
opportunities
for joint
employment of
manufacturing facilities, research, engineering and sales organizations"
of Pacific Iron
and Standard's Special Products and Railway Equip¬
and
•6,176
190,
2,3487019
discovered Lakeside Field in California's Southern San Joaquin
for initial production of 232 b/d of clean, 34 gravity oil on a
inch choke.
/
'.•■■■;/
' AA//%'aA; V--
components.
body
$1,065,692
Tishman
announcement,
Describing
Co.,
Alabama
and
truck
be
Co.,
Power
subsidiaries
treasury
securities
construction
year's
$182,895,000,
The
will
Power
Gulf
$2,500,000.
additional
an
Co.
during
The funds
funds
treasury
$10,000,000;
Co.,
with
together
borrowings
the aggregate.
of
follows: Alabama
stock, as
company
propose
$6,500,000
some
Power
Electric
additional
from
with
Georgia
$2,000,000;
the
1960,
14,
a
so
of
Jan.
$910,135
Completed
pointed out that this is the third
time in the last three years that 70-year old Standard has diversified
its 'railway
equipment
activities through company acquisitions.
In
1957, Standard entered the outboard boat making business through the
purchase of Southwest Manufacturing Co., Little Rock;
in 1956 it
acquired the John Gillen Co. of Cicero, 111., maker of pinning and
keying devices for moving machinery parts.
On its own. Standard
has
expanded into jet blast deflector fences for airports and steel
System Financing—
$36,372
interval
$30,703,000.
were
his
In
Atlanta, Ga., has joined with its subsidiaries in
proposal with the SEC; and the Commission has
of
company,
sales
$38,723
ry.
Valley
Chicago-based company, an¬
Pacific Iron and Steel Corp. of
Los Angeles,
structural steel fabricator and erector of industrial and
commercial
buildings.
An
undisclosed cash payment was made for
all
of
the
operating assets of the management-owned West Coast
company
which
did
$8,000,000
in
business
in 1959, down from
$10,000,000 in 1958 due to the steel strike.
It will be operated as a
subsidiary of Standard under the name PI Steel Corp.
PI Steel also builds airplane hangars and hangar doors and
is the
sole producer
of the newest addition to airline terminal equipment,
the "Jetway." for loading and unloading jet passengers.
In addition
to Los Angeles. Pacific Iron has a plant at Ogden, Utah.
Standard's
own
sales in 1959 were approximately $21,000,000.
In
1957, the most recent "normal" year in the railway equipment field,
purchase
the
5
Jan.
on
of
President
Williams,
Arthur
R.
ops.
from
newly
Acquisition—
nounced
$3,410^11
operating inc.—
ry.
the
■'.///■ ■■"V.' :.:
agreement,—V. 190, p. 1342.
$3,325,510
2,415,375
Tidewater Oil
Co.—
Manufacturing
Equipment
Railway
$245,330
208,958
rev.
The
Elmhurst
at
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$249,296
210,573
•Deficit.—V.
3b
plants
has
Standard
major
a
Net
and Syosset, N. Y. Kollsman
Motor Corp,
manufactures special-purpose precision electrical motors
and generators at Dublin, Pa. Standard Coil Products Co. Inc., parent
company,
produces tuners for the television industry and other elec¬
tronic products at plants at Melrose Park and Aurora, 111,; a research
and development center is situated in Los Angeles. A Canadian sub¬
sidiary operates in Toronto.—V. 190, p. 2143.
Kollsman
1959—Month—1958
substantial
missile systems.
and
factor in the accounting machine field in Europe,
which Smith-Corona recently negotiated an exclusive distributors
by Kienzle.
Net
for
Systems
Ry.—Earnings—
operating revenue—
Ry. operating expenses
Ry.
ground support equipment and
manned aircraft and space
and
systems
Guidance
Mexican
Texas
been manufacturing aircraft instru¬
has expanded in recent years into
company
producing
Astro
to
'
Period End. Nov. 30— *
Systems
Processing
Data
that
said
ago.
year
a
Vice-President,
Executive
Mead.
E.
Emerson
areas,
automatic
The
1928.
since
has
Corp.
Instrument
Kollsman
Line—
and looks forward
German subsidiary.
Defense Ministry
profits from, the new
German
the
by
ments
into
Subsidiary—
James
>
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc.—New Product
Subsidiary
Y.
N.
\
'
paper,
-
announced on Jan,
that
added
Nilert
1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$2,724,422 $2,565,992 $31,503,448 $29,690,439
Co. Inc.
year.
is a basic commodity used by most leading industries, such
steel, oil refining, rubber, textiles, and fertilizers. Approxi¬
mately - three-quarters of all domestic
sulphur is produced by the
Frasch,
or
hot-water, process from domes in Texas and Louisiana
While total Frasch production declined slightly for the year to 4 550
000 long tons from 4,643,000 tons, shipments of U. S. Frasch producers
rose
11% to 5,150,000 tons from 4,625,000 tons in 1958. The increase
in shipments had the effect of reducing inventories.
Exports of U. S. producers continued to increase in 1959, rising to
1,600,000 long tons from 1,571,000 tons in 1958. Imports of sulphur
to the U. S., coming primarily from Mexico, likewise increased,
totaling.
800,000 tons in 1959 as against 755,000 tons, a year earlier.
Reviewing the world sulphur market, Mri Nelson noted that new
supplies on an annual basis of over a milliojn long tons from Mexico
nearly a half million from France andN'rapidly growing tonnage in
Canada, have come into the market in recent years. As a result of
increased
foreign production and sales, the year
1959 was one of
intense price competition for the industry. Aiding foreign sales in the
U. S. has been the low freight rates.on foreign flag ships; U. S. pro¬
ducers, by law, must ship in U. S. flag ships to American ports at
substantially higher rates. At the yearend, some firming of foreign
rates was noted.—V.
190, p. 2756.
Seattle Ry.—Earnings-
Products
previous
Sulphur
as
22,577,102
Coil
in
,
23,282,924
German
,
domestic
the
in
,'./.
.
2,032,022
rev,
ry.
Corp.,
balanced.
during the fiscal year, SAS offered 238.6
which 131.1 million were sold.
This represents
4% increase over the previous year.—V. 189, p. 1134.
: '
Mr
million
..■:/.
.
Nelson
Mr.
change
2,214,493
Standard
regular depreciation costs of $9.9
for
allowing
635,970
another 5 % increase in world total sulphur consumustated.
*
;
.
production of sulphur from all sources showed little
1959, totaling 6,110,000 long tons, as "against 6,140,000 tons
see
may
Total
expenses
operating
—V.
the past fiscal year it had
lbs. of cargo and 13.42
totaled
expenses and
million, the accounts
year's
2388.
p.
operating revenue
Ry.
Forms
income
Other
million
31.68
passengers,
""■^affic^revenue8
missions.
SAS said that during
time.
same
1,590,000
"932
52,113
inc.—
190,
$1,446,198
.$1,406,539
476,042-
$86,778
Period End. Nov. 30—
.
Scandinavian
carried
-—$82,139
ops.
Spokane, Portland &
Rv.
n°At Cfhe
ry.
operating
ry.
Deficit.—V.
499,431'
428,179
60,945
Net
froni
rev.
$831,291
$885,553'
$52,668
25, <92
ops.
190,
—V.
Net
$3,540,596
operating inc—
p. 2344.
ry.
1959—H Mos.——1958
i*s.
to
"Due
1960
tion,"
$349,331
expenses
from ry.
rev.
Ry.
$314^83
onerat?ng revenuT
Rv
operating revenue—
operating expenses
Ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
Savannah & Atlanta
compared with 5,255,000 tons in 195R
rose to a new high of 16,000,000 tons
in the previous year.'
anticipated high level business conditions, it is believed th-it
15,247,000
against
us
long tons,
consumption
world-wide
while
1959—Month—1958
$263,178
$221,977
181,039
135,199
Period End. Nov. 30—
5,835,000
of
record
RR.—-Earnings—
1959~"fA5,8,
$3,246,343 $3,453,311
.1,840,404
2,007,113
Spokane International
18. V. 190,
blocked out In Section
have been
U308
.35%
averaging
Kearns
•
suited
sale
that
V
identified
to
pay
a
Microtecnia
Microtecnla's
:
:
"a
dompari
world-wide sea"
well-managed
In the/expansion on a
Standard's-growing line of products."; «{
and
facilities can
be"'ada'pted jeaiiW
part
Hamilton
of
as
skill
"
-
Continued
on
page w
Number 5915
^Volume 191
.
,
The
.
CommcTcial
and
Financial Chvonicle
(107)
DIVIDENDS
Name
General
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
Rules'- In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced
during the current week.; Then
General
second table in which we show the payments previLslv announced, but which have not yet reached their
,
Green
of Rec.
2-
3
1
1-15
14c
2-
1
1
25%
1-22
1-22
1-16
50c
1-29
2-15
30c
Home Products Corp. (monthly) __
30c
Indemnity Co. (Galveston) (s-a)__
$2.25
Service Co., $3 preferred-.--!—
37 Vic
American Thermos Products Co, (quar.)____
50c
American Viscose Corp. (quar.)
■■H ioc
American Yvette Co.--—:
50c
Anderson Clayton & Co.
(quar.)_—
t30c
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)_.
*73c
§2.90 preferred
(quar.).—:u:
156 Vic
41/2<!f
preferred (quar.)
;
Anthes-Imperial Ltd., 5%% pfd. B (quar.) t$l.37%
Appalachian Power Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
$1.12%
2-
erilmn
1
1-25
1-
12-31
8
2-
1
2-
1
Connecticut
1-20
preferred
(quar.)
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.—
Common payment omitted
at this time
35c convertible
preferred (quar.i.
Corp.
1
1-11
2-
2-
1
2-
1
1
8%C
Automobile
Inc., cl. A (quar.)
Mutual Fund (incr.)__
Banking
A
Class
Corp.,
quar.)
preferred
1
—
3-11
preferred B (quar.)—_—
preferred (quar.)—
Avalon Telephone, Ltd.—
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(1958
Fund!
Axe-Houghton
15
F.
Banco
Basic
Company
de
Los
Brooks,
Borden
1-15
Gas,
A
Class
Bullock's,
Buttes
&
1-25
1-29
1-18
17%C
2-15
1-29
4.20%
preferred
Common
$2.75
1
1-13
87 %C
87%c
4-
1
3-14
UOc
Century Shares
Trust
gains distrib.)
__
>:
„
1r°r° Chemical
notn r>Kflass„A
n
-
n
moS?
$1.50
•
12-
5
(quar.)_
% % :
1-20
s
,
1
•'
1-15
'
2-
1
2-
1
1-11
10c
2-
-
1-
8
1-29
:
(stock
1-29
I
61c
Z
Class,
b
-
:
'
»'■"
Ud:'
term caiMtfli
Fitchburg
Qo!
f25c
,
'2-1
1-19
2-1 " ,.1-19 '
•
.
v*
f35c 1
2-
1,'."
t35c
"Assn.. (monthly).» :<
Screw, (resumed)
2-1
2-}%X
23c ': '•2rl5
5C ~ 12-29
,
.
(8Peclai
Payment from long- X
or stock-optional).,
1-19
BS'(?u^r
.
$3.30
1-19 -
•
•
1-31
12-24
56
1-1.1
-
A (quar.)
.
9c
1- 4
;.15 *
G.)
&
Corp.,
Co.
^
v
—
a2%fe" <
•
oiaers
Jan. 28)...-•
approval :of. stock-.
.
a
'
•>
-x- -;
-
<1-30
-
3-
" 1L20 *
2-
4
1-13
2-
4
1-13
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
1-14
net
from
;
1-29
1-14
5c
(initial)!
3-31
3-15
3-
2-15
10 %c
(quar.)
1
$1
1-11
1-
50c
changed
3-15
2-19
13c
1-28
5
to
Coatings)
Water
Power
(quar.)—
Transportation Co.—
common
Pacific
(quar.)
RR.
;_
(quar.)__
3
3
$2
convertible
2-15
2-
3-15
2-29
2-
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior preference (quar.)
$3
3-
•v:
1
Stockholders
2-
3
1-15
1-
4 f
2-
1-15
1
'White
1-29
1-29
12-31
1-29
12-31
1-15
2-for-l
a
1
1-
2-
1
1-18
preferred
2-
Inc.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
75c
5
Wisconsin
Fund—
-
long-term
capital
Petroleum
Co.
-
1-20
.1-30
1-15
10c
;
1-18
2-15
10c
__.
1
20c
___;
(monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
From
split
1
2-29
2-15
10c
Stores,
Winn-Dixie
12-31
approve
1-15
75c
30c
White
2-
3-31
3-15
-
gains——
19c
1-19
1-4
12 %c
3-31
3-15
25c
(quar.)_
1-29
1-15
12-28
22c
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)——
2-15
3-30
'■
•
1-
ordinary—
2-1
37 %c
23-
1
3-
1
:!"-i
:
$1
v-
; 56c
v
1
!
ABC
2-15.
Aetna-Standard
Liquidating
■
1-15
37 %c
This
12-15
2-15
2-24
$1.10
2-
1-26
(quar.)—__
-
$1.05
$1.50
1
2-
1
2-
$1.20
_____
Merchandise
(quar,)___—.——
Corp.—
Wire
1
1-15
*:
\
Air
-Air
2-
1
1
1-15
37 %c
2-
1
Lt.,
50c
-—
to
net
$31.50
to
r
Allied
common
(quar.)
Inc. " (quar.)
&
Youngstown RR.
1-20
&
A
preferred
D
A
B
1
(quar.)_-____——
$1.16
2-
1
(quar.)_—
$1.18
-—---—
a
A
•
Co.
$1
five-for-one split_^
(Initial)-
'
4-
approve
.
2-for-l
a
(year-end)
of
2-
2
400%
2-19
7%c
3-21
•"
2-15
American
1-22
u.
America,
Northwest
(quar.)
com.
(Entire
issue
Called
Co.
&
1-30
1-30
r
J
-
,
$1
..\2-5M5
•"-20c
1-22
1-1«
~7r
2-1
-«•'
1- 4
90c
,
1
^
>'
St"
*
w
'L 15c
(quar,y^__!
_
410c
~
:
1-15 X
2- I
\
:
\
$*!
/»
*.
456c
.
.-•
'
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v
•'*1-18
2-1
r
«'
;
12 %C
.
•
2-15
.
,
2-1#.'
2-1Q
>V
«
-
>
.
1-3A
.
1-19
,1-15 V
.35c
3-. t
2-
$1
4-15
4. >1
5
Corp.
2%|,
(annual)
(quar.)
I
,
5
',2-1
'12-31
>
f
I
1-15
-
1-15
1-26
2-15
'*■
2-5
2-
50c
-
i
2-
2- .1
30c
.
J*
•'
1
*1-15
..15c
>
'
v2-^5v
40c
r
3-18
-
tf "•
2-29
20c
i
1.
8
1-22
-
~
Corp.,: $T.25
gfar
(quar..)
(tjUkf
:____
•_
A
37V2C.
and
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
-2-1-
40c
f.
4
1-25,:
l. A
1-15
class.!
1,1-4%-1
-
32%o-
.
1-18
1-A
3-1:'
2-
T*
.
depositary
receipts, (quar.)
Each • ADR is £ equivalent
live shares. «f
Ordinary; Israeli stock-.
6'/4c
■:
1-21
1-12-21
Foundry—-
5%
preferred-; (quar.) !:._*._
3,90% - preferred .■< quar.)_
American-Marietta
•
rai§c
—.
),;
3-
12-11
1
.
-
12-31
*12-22
—
1-15
•
'-Petroleum Corp. qf AmericaA__:—_
preferred (quarv)!--
.1_$25c
.
12-21
.
3-10
4^
(quar.—
Radio
American Maclune Ac
r
7
••
'
(3-for-i'split_subject to Approval of stackholders May•256)''
y
"
.
Israeli
American
1-4-
2-11: >,
; 55c
W* 2-15 J •:'• r, (Optional stk. encash- from :capital gains>
:V
J •'tyPillsbury Company, -common -(quar.)
American
1-11
12-24
1-20
30c
(quar.)
Distilling Co.
'
$0,541'
„
1-15
1-15
75c
•
.
B (stock dividend payable in. class A shs.)
American Insurance Co: (Newark, N. J.)
J
for
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. tquar.)
Cement
American
this
-f—--
.: \
_.
(quar.)________
American-Greetings Gorpt, jClass
_
%
$0,918
,
30, plus
Ltd,—
:
Cable
"American
plus4 this div. payment)-—'-—
preferred
'.
.
.
Pipeline Corp.-r-
5
1-
,'i') :*-*
1-22
:_
93 %c
Canada.
preferred
Book
American
r
15c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Extra
l-30>
>
.»
1-22
2c
split)
■
comjnon
preferred,
-2nd
25%
(quar*.)
1-22
»•
.
T
.
5)_
American Art^Metal Co.,; class A
(^tock'diY
American Biltrite Rubber Co., com.
3-21
1
$2.25
—-
Co.
1-15
(subject'
Corp.—
preferred
1st
4%%
1-21
>
4- 1
.
4%
1-21
"
1——
(quar.)_;_
-
Aluminum
-■
-
$3.75
50c
B
approval on Jan.
Consolidated Oil, Ltd
Products
Aluminum
1-15'
1-21
class
on
stockholders
Pacific
Chemical
Allied
Co.—
;
(Stockholders
''-.•1-15 7
1-30
2-
inc.)
;
Products
Products,
Alberta
,
Inc.—
25c
per
;
Investment
1
5%.
-
liquidating
V.'
,
(from
^'Allied Stores;Corp.,
(quar.)
Company
1-29
•
Mines,
Control
■
1-15
25c
Fund
"Stock dividend
1-20
2-
(quar.)
'■
of Rec.
1-15
:
total
thus,",far
Holders
1-19
Albemarle Paper Mfg.—
30c
the
Payable
"
- •
__^
brings
Akron, Canton
Quarterly
20c
!
Engineering Co.—
1-12
1
in
When
Share
_*
Common
1-15
1-12
2-1
>
Agnico
1-15
.
*>'
(quar,
Utilities
being given
dividend)-.
class A
Corp.,
share.
.V '
Rockland
these
;
(stock
distribution
disbursements
,
----
1
2-
$1.12%:,
Corp.
Petroleum
Affiliated
{• ■'
week,
of Company
Vending
Aberdeen
2-15
1-11
'.
100%
dividend)
Name
1-15
;
'
1-11
56c
1%C
—_
this
'
Per
Co.—
&
announced
1-20
—_
(quar.)___
Steel
'
give the
we
preceding table.
12-30
$1.18%
:—!|
dends
3-15
8
—
-
preferred---.—
(initial)_.—
Gas
(quar.)
dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid." The list does
not include divi¬
12-31
2-29
..
•
37 %c
Uranium
Power
Machine
2-15
Below
(quar.)
(quar.)__———
Oil,
2-25
62 %c
split)
."Pepsi-Cola United -Bottlers •llncreasedK____
—
(ifor-1 ^ fan4Cojrp';^%-80c
RU*>^t.to
»
A
Yates-American
Epttra
'
Chemical
Bros.
Class
-
*
Genir-ai XJr'T*
1-18
15c
2-
20c
common
A
jPenhsalti'Chemlcals Corp.
Iil8
.2-15
cents
com.
1
90c
:
10
new
1
55c
••••*
*"^
and
Corp.,
3-
(special dislong-term capital
stock)
Penu "Squate Mutual Fund!-——-—
C.).; Co. v-(Jncreased-quar.)
,;T Penhey. (J.
r"
1
$1
from
profits)
Industrial
3-
-
1-15
"'12%c >
cents
3
—
-
"ItfachWA? class
2-
$1
(quar.)
(5
3
10c
Palestine Economic Corp.__——
Pan' American World ^Airways
(quar.) !-——
5
l-iry
series
Fund
income
2-
100%
redemption at $60 on, Jan.
.dividend, payment).
T
1-
'
8
Trust
realized
common
preferred
.30,
1-
3%
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—
"
preferred A (Entire issue called for
.redemption, at $103% per share on Jan.
-
'
»;'6ic
R(^at"- <k'UtilitiesI-IIIIIIIiriIIi:ii: " T-
'.'-Class
1956
Continental
Watson
-$5.60.
'
>
'
1-19
:
-
8
8
1-15
2%c
(quar.)_
2-
_
f54c
—
Pacific
.
:75c * "
F()ote
preference
Washington
1:1-12
1-30
12c
Oxford Chemical, class
f
t25 c ;
5Jl HMortgage
j
4-15
46c
Stockholders approve
1-20
1-11
11-
1-12
4-15
33 %c
net
4.75%« "preferred
4%
'
t35c 1..
FedeS'Kf^
Ferry
1
1-15
2-
Corp.—
preference 1955 series
Soto
8
1-15
3%
(initial).
Aircraft
t54c
Corp., common (incr. quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Outlet
1-15
1-
1-15
5%
Corp. of Louisiana—
(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
investment
De
1-20
1-20
1
1-15
Gas
1-12
6%c
Investors
of
Ohio Gravel Co.
1-20
2-
$1.75
1-30
2-
4.65%
common
Class
A
preferred
(quar.)
United Life & Accident
Insurance Co.
United
Wallpaper, Inc.
15c
'*
new
1
Stock'"dividend
5
2-10
*65c
III7r
Fideiitv
2-
'2--. 1
-
- 62%ct
62 %c„
,
v.
—
Fxtra
4
1-15
5%
div.)
(quar.)________
1-13
York
%
10c
15c
**.'*£'?*
7~~Tr7~~~
"
> 1
1
65c
(stk.
1-30
1- .4
1-18
1-18
2-
10c
1
_________
Common
1-29
65c
;
3-
—
1-15
1-11
12-31
37 %c
dividend)
Gas,
&
securities
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Eagle
&
2-15
1-15
series
United
1-30
Orange
(1954)
(Bait.), cl. A
1-15
1-30
1
2-12
1-15
series)
12-31
50c
5
Corp.
American Caiv Co.
•FedSr?r!ln'
1."
1-
1-18
(1952
3-
dividend)
1
-
Shoe
>
3-
27 %c
:_
1-30
-
9
England Fund, certificates of benef. int.
»
i%
•
...
12-31
4%
4-30
4
1-15
70c
1-15
tlOc
(quar.)_L
'■
quar.)_
1-
(R. I.)
or
y
1-18
1-30
50c
4%
v
preferred
-1-19
1
1-22
1%%'
12-31
4-30
12-
1
$2.07
t37%c
preferred (quar.)_^
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Montana Power Co.,;$4.20 pfd,
$1.50
61c
1-20
97c
—
&
2-15
2-
(quar.)
pfd.
3-10
1-27
4
(increased
Co.
•'
3-10
t3c
1-15
tlOc
Corp.,
Oil
1
40c
1-15
optional)
Northern Illinois
'
_!
&
Western
4.40%
12-31
,
1-25
"20c
HI
(qUar'> "
HaniptQii Electric (guar')
1-15
v
(quar,)__—;
: $1;20-convertible ^preferred
2-15
1-29
2-
25c
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.
1-30
tl5c
4.
(stock
1
4-
60c
(increased).
com.
preferred
preferred
Class A
gains and
income.
Capital
class A
4-
at
gains)
(name
(quar.)
10c
3iy4c
payment
common—___
25c
(quar.)
(Arthur
Nortex
common
115c
common
1-15
;
Oil
United
(quar.)
1
1-16
1-25
(quar.)
&
(stock
Union Oil
'
shares
Northwestern
•v
"
dividend)
Jn'Preferred
Exeter2"d Preferred
___—-^iv
5%
7%
1-18
capital
Ltd.,
2-15
15c'
"
;
20c
cash
2-12
2-23
1-15
(extra).
4.80%:
1-15
-
2-29
;
X
•,
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ForgedSteel'corp
Cqminon
Class B
tl5c
or
3-
3-15
t6c
27 %c
1
Corp.,
Extra
5
New
3-14
$1.23%
(quar.)
Co
on
convertible
5
New
1-15
3-25
-
1
P.)
Finance
2-
J15c
from
2-12
2-12
2-12
_!
3%
1-15
1-22
14c
_
Er'e
Time
2-25
shares
Monongahela
.•
20c
!
stock)
33-
,
2-
1
1-15
1-15
2-12
1
3-
Propane Gas Corp.—
1
1
1-25
1-25
$1.02%
Light
(quar.)
Investment
conv.
1
1-29
1-11
5
$1.02%
3%
Midwest" Piping Co.
(quar.)—
Middle South Utilities Inc. (stock
1
2;
$1.19
"(quarl)--—III
Equity6 CornW°<j9 Corp-
1-19
2-
»
preferred B
$6
(2-for-l split)——.—:.
Mfg. (increased-quar. 1
,
1-27
3-
shares'
Participating
1-11
2-
2-15
EchhnPufher,?°p
5.20%
5.20%
20c
(initial)
Mid-Continent
-
"
and 53c from
.
1
1
3-
25c
dividend)
4.50%'
25c
■
(stock
payable in cash
Mexican
1-14
1-11.
1-15
$1.25
■>;,
A
class A
4%% -preferred
4%
% 12-30
3
2-1
25c
.
2-
6-
United
A
preferred
Co.
Melville
<
1-15
•
2-15
.
B
McKee
4
1-
1
1-25
;
25c
,8c from income,
Suburban
1
1
$1.25
I
Finance Corp.,
tribution
'
25c
:
gainsc
1-11
3-
1
8
1-
$1.18%
Gas
(J.
3-
;__T
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines (3-for-l
3- .4
1-15
35c
!
1st
McCord
"
(quar.)I—— —III—I
commun Metals
&
Supply
Stevens
2-
2-
45c
__^____z__
(quar.)
A
&
Industries
Street
1-20
2-1!)
1-29
Co.—
taken
Springfield
1-18
7-
13%C,
(quar.)
Funds
Groceterias,
•gains
1-20
2.
a
■
70c
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Massachusetts
-V
1-20
2-15
:
initial j"Z2L—
com.
1
35c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
1-15
1
2-
60c
Ltd.,
Massachusetts
•
new
2-
1-18
Ltd.
class
W.)
preferred'A
45c
investment
preferred
Martson
3-14
.
1-15
.
:
(initial).!
B
Balanced
1-20
4-1
.
:
1,"Mr
"canu f1111?
capital
1
1-12
$1.37%
coatings—
Paper
,
25c
(quar.)_.
preferred
1-15
Spartans
'
5
3-
(quar.)
Acceptance
Woodley
s
—
Cos.,
Growth
4
2-
10c
t
.Phipi>8;Stores Inc., common-.i
>'e Preferred (quar.)—
Doniiacona
1-
.2-15
9c
7.
Preferred. (quar.)
2^ Raynolds,
1
3-31
;
net
Insurance
4
2-11
.
$1
1
(quar. I
Davenport Water, 5:%>
1
4
2-
'
$1.12%
Fund—________
Ridge Properties
2-
2-16
2-
10%
(quar.)
Co.,
Lone Star Fund
4
1-
1-
2-
$2
preferred (quar.)—.
i.„_—_
Concord Natural
Gas, common (quar.)
o
preferred
2nd
'
common
6%'
1-
1-15
45c
-
from
$1.50
•
(Delaware!
Stock
Concord. Electric,
1-15
$1.50.
(quar.)
Columbia Gas System
(quar.)
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
(85c
Loblaw
1-13
1-15
;
60c
f
_____________
income
$2.44
35c
(quar.)
Class
1-13
1-30
$1.50
Company (quar.
(from
1-20
,$1.12%
____^
B
Local
1-30
26c
—
_
1-20
75c
com.
pfd.
Co.
gains payment stock
.
shares
1
1
Acceptance Ltd.—
A
Class
7c
com.
2-
10c
(quar. )i*-_
(quar.)
1-20
10c
(s-a >
i.
(quar.)
Loblaw
1-20
2-10
17%c
4%% preferred
(quar.)_
Coats 1 J.
p.), Ltd.—
1-20
'
1-18
30c
'3%
25c
Telephone
A
12c
12-31
2-10
(quar.)
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR. Co.—
Fund
1-15
V
68 %C
;____
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating,
1
25c
i.quar.)__
B
Lazard
1-15
25c
Chain Store Real
Estate Trust (extra)
Chase Manhattan Bank
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy RR. Co.—_
preferred
1-31
30c
cap.
1-19
2-
1-29
_
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
Selected American shs. (from
capital
Sheep Creek Mines, Ltd. (resumed)
Sierra Pacific Power
1-20
1
1-19
18c
time
$1
(quar.)__
class
Class
1-15
1
in
Stores
4-10
2-
$1.05
_
(a
Salant,
action
2-
(quar.)
dividend)
Class
12-31
4-30
28 %c
-——
___
coral
1
1-15
$1
(quar.)
common
l quar.)_
70c preferred
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
common
class
Class
3-21
10c
(quar.)__
tquar.)..
1
2-
Corp.—
Class
1-11
4-
17 %c
(quar.)_.
Class A
ir.
1-15
95c
com.
2-
\
50c
57c
M.)
(stock
Laurentide
8
25c
—
(increased-quar.)
Century Acceptance,
Colonial
1-
Co.—
Gas
preferred
American
1-29
D. I—
(quar.)
&
31 %c
$3
A
partic.
B
LaCrosse
2-
(quar.)
Electric
No
State
common
Aircraft
cent
Kobacker
1
Bakeries
1-18
10c
common
Kelling Nut Co
Keystone Custodian
1-27
50c
arrears)
(quar.)______
(quar.
conv.
(Earle
(Payable
1-18
Oil—
clears
Inc.,
Class
1-15
1-29
28 %c
(quar.)
(S.
55c
preferred
Kaman
4
13c
:
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,
Central
3-
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
payment
Ray
5%
1-11
3-25
17 %c
4%
Jantzen,
12-31
12-31
1-29
1 % %
shares
common
1
2-19
30c
12 %c
!" '!■'
(Howard
Securities
(initial
Inc.,
-r
Class B
—
(quar.i
Inc.,
Gas
(This
/a
1-31,
9c
tquar.)_
A
preferred
10
A
2-
time
(resumed)________
Co.,
K
Sayre & Fisher
1-25
and
■—
83.80 preferred
(quar.)
Buckingham Freight Lines,
Class
1-15
1-31
Company ' (2-for-l
Brockton" Taunton
Collins
1-30
$2
Ironrite,
Jorgensen
split)
Corp., common
(quar.)
3 %
'A preferred (quar.)
Bralorne Pioneer Mines, Ltd
4%
1-15
preferred
&
Sams
5
3-11
7
'
._____!
J
•
■
Salant
2-
1-22
;
dividend
Salada-Shiriff-Horsey,
56V4c
common
•'
;
(quar.)
preferred
this
4%%
preferred
(quar.),
International
Utilities
Corp.,
1-15
1-30
J34 Vzc
Borg-Warner
Cal
1-30
434 %C
iquar.)_„—
(quar.)
A——?
•
8%
1
10c
profits)
Co
'
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1-
2-
Shares, Inc.__:
| ■'•
•
4.95%
1-11
Trico
(quar.)—_—
preferred
Inc.
lrl5
1—___.
American
"
100%
1
1-15'
Refrigerator
15c
Limestone
securities
.
4.10%
of
^
this
Distribution
preferred F (quar.)
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
4%% preferred I (quar,)
1-11
2-
1-15
1-29
1-25
$1.06 %
4%
1-11
1
(quar.)
preferred
Interchemical Corp.,
"."I
income
1
2-
62c
at
(quar.)
Fund
Stock
12-17
2-
1-15
1-29
$1.37%
4%%
Commissioner)
Rochester Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)__
12-31
75c
1
rations
12-17
1-14
6%
Inc.—
Corp., common
convertible
Bobbie
1-30
1-30
15c
•_.
1-14
1-15
(stock dividend)
pfd.
N.. Y.),
12-31
1-11
56 %c
approval
Commission)
Y.)
1-31
$1.50
(quar.)
1^__
Ingersoll-Rand
4
15c
37 %c
(stock dividend)
Andes
Products
4%%
"B"
capital gains
(
preferred
Indiana
1-4
17%c
___———
investment
from
cents
S.
B.
from
cents
4
1-
2-23
—
series)
5%
(N.
12-31
$1.25
Incorporated Investors
1-29
2-23
(quar.)——
fi%
5(2%
2-16
17»/2C
$1.50
Hardart
Extra
4%
2-11
4c
(quar.)__
com.
A
Syracuse
1-15
1-31
1-15
2-
(special)..
Real Estate Investment
Trust Co. of America
Reliable Stores Corp.
(quar.)
Republic Supply Co. of California (stk.
div.)
(Subject to approval of
California, Corpo¬
8
50c
omitted
Co.,
Ralston-Purina
1-29
17 %c
—
convertible
6',
&
Hotel
1-11
2-15
30c
Lines,
Development
Horn
1-11
2-
payment
%lly Stores Corp.,
1-15
lc
Associated
Atomic
Common
1-
3c
(quar!)"™"
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.
Hussmann Refrigerator
(quar.)..:
(quar.)u
Truck
1-14
->4,2-10
"1-11
1-29
2
■
■
1
2-
9c
K.)
Quarterly
1-22
of Rec.
3%
$1.25
____
also
Insurance
3-
50c
Houston
___
Oil
•10
1
2- 1
$1.12%
4 50%
Aro
3-
and
'
8
3c
common
of America, com.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Hayes Industries.—
1-18
12-21
1-28
3
2-19
3-10
2-
25c
pfd.
Hat Corp.
•
1-15
March
8
Holders
Payable
dividend)-^
(quar.)
pfd.
5 % % preferred
(qunr.)__
'
.
dividend)
split subject to approval of stock-
holders
1-
(H.
(stk.
com.
When
Share
of Company
preferred
(From
I
Light,
1
3-10
$5
4.
5%
5%
net
(Pa.)
Electric
(2-for-l
12-31
American
2-
2%
(quar.)
...
1-29
Ranney
from
4%%
preferred
(quar.).,
4.96% preferred (quar.)
Hartford Fire Insurance
(stock
1-15
American
>.
Name
Phillips-Van. Heusen,
Puritan
_•
Hartford
1-30
10c
Per
'
.
1-15
2-29
f$1.25
Inc., .Series H-DA*L__
Extra
2-1
2-15
5c
Funds,
(Dallas)
Harrisburg Telephone,
1-15
2%
•
a
1
Co.
Harrisburg Hotel
1-11
2-
gains and
income...!
1
Fprter
RrTcoI_IIIIIIII__I
capital
Series H-C 7
1-11
25%
Western
Insurance
Hamilton
1-18
12 Vic
&
investment
1-18
2-
28c
•
industry Shares—
from
Gulf
28c
of Rec.
Corp.
2-
40C
Bay
15c
1-15
2-
Utilities
Steel
Growth
(quar. )—•——--------
Furniture
American
Holders
50c
Metals (stock dividend)
American Art
When
Payable
30c
Steel Co. (quar.)—
—
Sns-Millis Corp. (quar.)—------------<3-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
holders March 16)
Aeronca Mfg., 55c preferred (quar.)
___
«iut...
prior preferred (quar.)
Aihemarle Paper Mfg. Co., cl. A (stk. divd.)
Class B
(stock dividend).———____
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred <quar.)_
Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
_
Acme
Holders
Payable
15c
Quarterly
Per,
Share
of Company
Ncniic
When
Share
•"
(
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wares Co., Ltd.—5% preferred (quar.)...
General Time
Corp: (4-for-l Split subject' to
approval of stockholders
April 5)
Grace
(W. R.)
& Co.
(stock dividendi
Great Southern Life
Insurance (Houston)—
o
payment date
Company
Public
General
follow with
we
Per
of
Baking po.
11
5%
preferred * (quar.)
American• .Meta): Climax,v4%
•'»
v,
->
.
-
-
" J
-
-
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sains)
L ..-American
-> ^
-
%._pfd. ..(quar.).
Hatipiial -Fire Insurance—
^(Increased, quar.)
-American
6%
.
-
Natural; Gqs
preferred
Co.,
V 'V
-.41.25
12-31 ■"
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1
1
-
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v• 2-TT
.
27c
....
4 v'f 4>20
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1-15 r 12-31
97%cv
.
(qaar>.)__
-
American^Mutual -Pund—
:
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,
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;
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The Commercial and Financial
Per
.
'
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of
Name
of Rec.
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3-17
British
1-15
12-15
British
4_
15c
quarterly
40%
& Construction (stock -dud.)
0<)t
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.'
American Vitrified Products (stock divide i
*g.
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred tquar.Anderson Electric Corp.. class B
*9Anglo-American Exploration, Ltd.
3%"/
Stock dividend
,/•
Pipe
,1
1-11
82^
12-10
6-24
2-15
2-1'
Brooke
Chemical
(quar.).—
-r
Imperial Co., Ltd. (quai.)——
Ansul
*oc
Arts
Metal
«5c
(quar.)
i
1 -u
Butler
1-1|
1_
&
Byers
2
1 JO
^
Corp..
preferred /quar.)
Equipment
dividend
Stock
«■
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Atlantic
City
Electric,
new
preferred tquar.i
—
4 10%
preferred iquar.) ___
4.35%
preferred tquar.)
—
4.35%
2nd preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
4.75%
Extra
Ltd.
»quar.»
Fund
.—
Corp.
(L.
S.
preferred
4*2%
4*2%
(quar.)
preferred 1947
(quar.)
$1.24
preferred
iquar.)
Industries
Baker
Oil
* r*
*
Fastener
...
2-1
Campbell
Taggart
Canada
i
Iron
4'A%
2-1
2-1
2-23
Packers,
A
_
Piano,
6%
5%
Southern
Canadian
on
1-20.
1-30
1-30
1-20
1-20
55c
10c
1-15
2-25
1-30
1-15
1-28
3-21
6-20
-1 7
1-29
1-8
12-31
1-14
2-19
5-20
9-19
3-21
8-19
2-19
5-20
6%
7Vz%
.,
Common
tquar.)
Common
tquar.j.
4%
——
J-Ar———
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
*.
37!Ac
37 Vic
SI
preferred
:————-
.
(quar.)—.—_—_———
Baltimore Transit (quar.)——-—;.
-2—
Bancroft (J.) & Sons (increased)———
Hydro-Electric,
Bangor
4v#
7%
preferred
preferred
(quar t
preferred
Power
A
Baystate
by
stock¬
&
Paper Co.
——
—J——
(Stock dividend)
Properties
'■■.Class'
31.40
-
Mfg.
4%
Bell
Hardware
Howell
7%
pfd. (quar.)
Mfg.,
&z
—
Iron
:
(stock
($5
common
be
Co.
of
Works
Canada
(incr.-quar.)
Aviation Corp.—
dividend
1-15
2-1
2-11
3.-22
12-7
dividend
Berkshire
Gas
Co.,
1-30
common
1-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
1-15
6%
preferred
iquar.)
$1.50
1-15
$1.25
1-20
(initial21c
1-25
A Saco Water Co.
(quar.)
Mfg.
Special
(E.
(initial)
45c
1-15
comnufS" (quar.)_
30c
2-15
Food
Stores-'(quar.)
Inc.)- class A - ( quar.)„_._'__l^.„_
Bosiltch,
Stock
Edison
Co.,
preferred
4.78%
Boston
preferred
Herald
Bowl-Mor
Breeze
Stock
Bridge
Co.
IIZ-"
(quar.)__..,
Traveler
Co.
1-11
19
of
1-
"
1
2-
1
dividend)__
2-
1
Canada,
4%
1-15.
7iL
.
,
^
■*
\ 1!
Casualty
"orest
Mfg.
Co.
<&
preferred
Lis
~
42&I
(quar.933"
}}5
Products, Ltd—
.
+,„.,
J12V2C
'
2-1
l\'2l
1
4
1-8
1- 8
12-18'
2-15
1-15
10c
37'Ac
10c
1-20
1-
3-
1
87'Ac
3-
1
2-10
1-31
1-10
Engineering,
Edison,
preferred
Inc.
gains
Investment
Co.
Fund
(from
&
Steel,
Ltd.,
Inc..
preferred
(quar.)
Coal
Ltd.
Corp.,
preferred
&
Co.
Metals
Supply
International
Natural
Corp.,
1-
1
1-25
1-30
1-15
7
pfd.
East
(final)—
1-
8
1-
/
8
1-25
1-8
720c
1-29
12-31
1-15
12-31
/f
r__.
30c
12-28
1-12
2%
2-
pfd.
1-15
37'Ac
1-15
12-31
1-15
11-20
1-15
11-20 '
31'Ac
(accum.)
1
3-15
common
dividend
conv.
12-15
plus
40c
$1.50
_•
(1956
series)
(quar.)_,
•:
14c
—
dividend)—
Kootena.v Power. Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
$7
A
B,
preferred
2-, 1
12-23
2-29
>1-
1-30
5
5
100%
1-22
1-
7$1.75
3-15
2-29
Corp. <Md.)—
preferred (accum.)—
$6
.
710c
'
,32c
Pennsylvania
Racing
,
Edison
Saulte
12-30
1-14
Elastic
1-30
1-15
Electric
15c
1-20
1-
10c
4-1
3-19
5
11-5
1
1-5
1
1-
5
1-
5
725c
Corp/ (quar.)
5
740c
„
^
Ltd.
55c
2-15
,740c
1-15
12-
8
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
2-
1
2-
43A%
Empire
Empire
1-15
12-
4
Erie
Ero
&
8
1-
8
1-15
1-
5
7 5%.—
1-25
12-31-
22'Ac
•'
1-15
12-31
,
_
50c
2-
1
1-15
$1.12'A
2-
1
1-15
25c
(quar,)_.
2-
1
1-21
1-20
12-21
Industries, Ltd.—
reg.
(stock div.)
dividgnd)__
50%
5%
2-
1
1-15
12'Ac
preferred
(stock
Oil
12-15
$1.25
$1.183A
dividend)
(special)
(quar )
Products
3-22
1-15
40c
(quar.)___
Group Assoc,
(quar.)
Heating Products, Ltd.—
Pittsburgh
4-22
——I
pfd.
(quar.)
Financial
State
1-22
712'Ac
5%
!
gtd. '(qttar.)
(quar.)
33-
12-22
2-15
1
2-15
1
1-20
12-31
30c.
2-
60c
1-30
1-16
12-31
712 'A
RP.,
Manufacturing
Evans
1-
1
20c
1
,
1-11
c
1-30
87'Ac
3-10
2-29
12'Ac
1-15
12-31
4
740c
—
(quar.i
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Empire District Electric, 5%
,
12-24
common
Emhart
A
8
(quar.)'____
(quar.)..,
&
1-15
1-
4-
$1.50
...
Quarterly
Class
1-
Electric
dep. rcpts. for ord.
Electrographlc Corp. (stock
Enamel
1
1-11
1
1-18
7'Ac
$1.75
(accum.)—
Musical
Employers
2-
(quar.)^___
'
25c
Amer.
1-15
'
$1.25
(s-a)
&
2-
Y.)—
(quar.)
12-31
2-
4%
—
1-15
1
common
12-31
1-15
10c
dividend)
preferred (quar. A
Stop Nut Co. of America
2-1
35c
(quar.)__
(stock
1-19
7$1
(quar,)
Ekco Products Co.,
Emco,
,
(s-a)
$1.50
(quar.)__
Laboratory (quar.)_/
A"
-.
Edison BfosAStpfes, com. (stock
dlvidendTAZ'
1-25
2-
(s-a)
Economics
2- 3
47,'Ac
Inc.
Iron
Assn.,
preferred
4 'A %
/
RR.. Co.
Bakeries, Ltd,—
participating preferred
Eastern'States
1-1S—r 12-15
;•>»
~
1-21
2-
$1.25
743%c
3%
Gas.
12-23
(a
quar.)
12-24
793%c
12-23
1
.*
12-24
dividend)—
12-28
2-
(quar.)
2
1-15
1-15
Co.—
(extra)—
(stock
1
2-
Ltd.
1-
1
$26.75
com.
2-
2-
Paper,
6
12-30
1
$1.12'A
Canada, Lid.,
preferred
(quar.)_
of
1-22
55c
Consolidated
2-
715c
(quar.)
Pont
2- 1.
52'Ac
Ltd.
1-
1-27
715c
1-25
Nemours
50c
$1.16
$1.31'A
51'Ac
(increased
1-29
710c
(quar.
$1
r„
Gas
750c
_
(quar.)
1-31
de
preferred
Eastern
...
Natural
12-28
87'AC
I.)
12-24
1
(quar.)..——
Consolidated
12-28
Convertible
1-11
2-
1-
(N.
12-23
1-15
1-15
1-15
2-15
(E.
at
15
2-15
1-5
Co
1-15
10c
Feb.
$1.06'A
1
Mining & Smelting,
1-15
1
(increased-quar.)
pfd. A (entire issue called
on
Malleable
2-
Edison
preferred
3-31
1
Co.
Eastern
2-1
Consolidated
4-15
2-
15c
12-29
—...
Ltd.
12-31
755c
(quar.)____
pref. (quar.)
1-29
j,
—
1-29
1-15
2-
(extra)
7%
Industries
51c
(quar.)
1-29
JS1.75
Eastern
(quar.)
(quar.)..
2-25
2-25
744c
Ltd
com.
1-15
7S10
....
12-30
715c
common
Eagle Food Centers
Eagle-Picher Co.
(stock
50c
(quar.)
1
3-18
1-29
717'Ac
Ltd.
Ltd.,
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-
1
743c
preferred
Ltd.,
share-for-share
Stock
irv^st-
....
4-
7$1.12'A
2-
40c preferred
preferred
1-8-
2-15
720c
(Incr.-quar.)
4%
....
common
3 7'Ac
1
Eastern
7c'
Ltd
12-31
'2-
Ltd.—
com.
East
incorie)
Building,
G.), Ltd.,
12-22
net
(quar.)
1-10
distribution,——4_——
Stock
5
1-29
737'Ac
com.
28c
(Del.)
3-
25c
5%
■
4
720c
40c
...
from
(quar.)
Chemical
dividend).
a
Duro-Test
4
4
1-
12-18
717'Ac
1-10
(quar.).
'———
1-
1-12
39c
2»A%
A.-
1
capi¬
/
1-15
(quar.)
common
1-4
1
2-
5%
(from
1-31
(quar.)—
(quar,)_._.———
2-
(interim)
2-1
$1.12'A
,
30c
5%
725c
(quar.).
12-31
1-15
37'Ac
6'Ac
—-
Corp., com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50
2-10
1-31
$5
(quar.)'
Co., 4%
Pont
12-31
1-15
50c
(monthly)
L„
(stk. divd.)..
held)
2'Ac
Ltd.,
redemption
7'A%
15c
7$1
1-15
Oakland
share
Fund
$4.50
3%.
com.
(ouar.)
Pictures
of
into common
basis until Feb. 1
du
1-14
775c
—
(C.
EXtra
2-
12-18
1-15
for
on
3
common.
5.25%/preferred (quar.)...
5%
1
1-15
1-20
1-15
Ltd.,
5%
Chemical
Drackett
,
Du
—«_
Dearborn
rl'lt
1-12
1-15
$2
——
Ltd.,
Power Co.,
preferred
$2.20
1-30
50c
(quarterly
Ltd.
&
Bros.,
Corp.,
Brewery,
this
(quar.)———
Consolidated
9
2- 5
(annual)
preferred
$2.09
25c
35C
12-30
Pittsburgh RR.—
special guaranteed (quar.)—..
$2.06
,
4
&
J" J
S'lfi
1-15
2-15
20c
Bakeries of Canada.
}
$1.12'A
' 30c
8
5
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., cl. A (quar.)
1-8
1-
1-
common
Textile,
Ltd..
preferred (quar.)
Dow
1-15
2-1
common
Consolidated
-
12-31
2-10
25c
Y.). (quar.)——_
j-10
3!
1-18
5%
———
ts-a)
(stock dividend)
Mark
Consolidated
.
—
(N.
Investing Co.,
$2.04
ft
-
(quar.).__
htd
1
1-
Steel
Dow
Pacific
Texas
3z
12-22
1
1-11«
1-
(quar.)__.
Tar &
Dover
1-15
2-
,
!
1-15
(quar.
Co.,
Dominion
Duquesne
$2
12-27
1223
Dominion
7%
2%
1-18
1-30
(quar.)___
1
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co.,
1-5
$1.90
r
Ltd.—
t30c
Co.
J
\
Glass
Donohue
(quar.)....
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—
8
2-
12-31
12-23
.%vv:,;v
dividend)
1-26
30c
18c
share
Dominion
100%
2-15
50c
7%.. preferred
Corp.—
(stock
Ltd.
oref.
Ducommon
Connohio,
5
$106
1-11
*
10
5%
(quar.)_:
preferred
Dunhil!
Conn
1-4
1-18
(quar.,
Hydraulic
,Cn'
Columbia
1-18
each
i._
57c
for each
Inc.
Foundries
4 'A %
8-15
Concourse
ia
20c
$1.19
(stock
(quar.
preferred
Resumed
12'Ac
Dominion
Dominion
5-13
ment
3.19
75c
"
(quar.
Tank
Bridgeport
British
(quar.1
(quar.)
dividend
&
Common
$2.90
common
(resumed-- ---
Corp
3.31
for
4
1- 4
1- 8
2-15
Commonwealth
12-31
2%
dividend
4.25%
1-14
75c
preferred (quar. I—
Boston
7
1-30
25c
preference
1-11
income)
Dominion
rate
1-27
1-26
(quar.)
1
Common wealth
4
1-
the
at
5
2-15
35c
A_
(quar.)
receipts
Fabrics,
1-
pref¬
Commonwealth InternationaDCorp;, Ltd.rL— '
4
t.
stock
1-
AA
Stock
common
conv.
1-15
1-15
lrl5
1-15
preferred
2nd
1-30
$1.18
8
93 %c
non-cumultaive
Dominion
1-30
$2.50
—
1-
(quar.)
40c
convertible
8
1
preferred
25c
1
8
1-
2-
non-cumulative
50c
2-
1-
1
•
9-
.capi',21
preferred
Tobacco.
Extra
6%
UU
1-
'
Co.—
convertible
Bros.
Borman
1-11
12-31
23c
1
5%
12-31
1-21
(quar.)
2-
(increased-quar.)
Corp.,
Dairies,
6- 1
4 64%
12-16
25c
1-21
75c
12-31
4
2-
5%
710c
:—
1-12
20c
1-
iquar.)_
(one
Bridge,
3-
Commonwealth
12-16
(quar.)__v__,__J„i_
Dominion
—-
12-31
32c
Mines.
$1.25
Combustion
1-10"
1-15
$1.25
W.l
$1.80
Bloch
Co.
2-15
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
12-31
-(J.15
Binks
Bliss
JlOc
Dominion
3-
Dome
$1.25
$4.25
12-31
Furniture, class A
Biitmore Hats,.Lid., common
$ 1 preferred. A
4
$1.25
Columbia
12-31
Biddeford
1-
1-15
1-25
9-15
Steel-
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)——
(quar.)————Z———
4'A%
12-31
5%
Biederman
1-8
1-18
12-15
12-31
(quar.)
deposit
Mfg.,
$1.56
held).
Extra
12-11
25c
(quar.)_
2-1
5c
—
Orleans
Colorado Central
Finance Co.—
Stock
33c
pxd. (quar.)—
(year-end)—
7%
guaranteed
Collingwood Terminals,
1-12
5%
(quar.)—_
Dodge
1-12
1-25
$1
(quar.)
&
Shares,
1-20
2-1
5c
Ltd.—
investment
1-22
5c
6-15
$1.13
Tunnel
Growth
(quar,)—.—-.
7%
,.L
Dividend
60c
1
1-15
gains)
20%
1
4
9-29
(quar.)4
(stock
dividend)
Co..
$1.25
$1.12'A
1-
7-
/
Extra
in
West
New
preferred
4%
1-15
dividend2'/2%
12-22
1- 8
1-15,
.'
Co.
Inc.
iquar.,—
Ry.
split
Brewing
Cleveland
12-15
50c
cquar.i___
(stock
12-31
1-15
$1.06
Light
National
preferred
Clayton
1-15
|55c
of
South
Ciarostat
held.
distributed.
1-15
dividend)
tal
12-31
2-15
$1.75
preferred
preferred
City
par)
12)
1-15
1-20
3-10
'
3-10
(quar.)
;
dividend
American
1-11
1-11
-
1
1
Detroit & Mackinac Ry. Co.^—
5%
non-cumulative preferred--...-
Diversified
12-31
1
1-30
4-
$1.12'A
A
pfd.
(quar.
&
Gray Iron
Distillers
1- 5
1
715c
—
series
common
<k
Citizens
par)
share
2-29
2-
2%
2-
;
A
Canada
Diebold.
'
1-15
5c
(quar.)
Edison
5%
dividend»
common (no
12-15
&
5%
2-8
1
1-15
775c
43A%
or
B
two-for-one
5%
1-13
Bendix
Stock
3-1
12-31
(quar.)
Coip.
SI.40
Cincinnati.
2-8
Instrument
Beneficial
1-20
12-31
1
1-31
Belock
1
2-
3-10
3-
Subject to stockhldrs. approval Jan.
Belmont
2-1
tl7'/2e
15c
"3-10
20c
Co.
Telephone
4-1
■■
20c
Fractional shares will not
Bell
4-1
(quar.
share
each
common
-3-10
1
1-29
(increased)
Power,
cash
in
one
Centlivre
2- 3
rquar.i
'Three-quarters share of
for
4-
720c
Cerro de Pasco Corp. (stock dividend)
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4lA%
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.) (quar.)
—J—
Chicago Dock & Canal (extra)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)_;
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)__—
12-28
20c
(initial)
Co.
preferred
&
1-15
135c
(quar.
preferred
4%
25c
(final)—
iquar.)
Kansas
Central
12-28
?25c
Belding-Cortkelli. Ltd.,
Belknap
3-3
12-31
—
class
Company
$1.50
Co.—
&
com men
Securites
shares
1-22
2-1
1-15
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
erence
2- 2
1-15
—«—+25c:
,
(quar.)i_
preferred
Behlen
35c
730c
(extra,
—
(Payable
6-10
25%
Co.
A
Power
Stock
.
1
$1.75
dividend
Diamond
—
(stock
Ohio
&
—
Central
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
7-1
1
(quar.)_
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
12-31
50c
;
—
-
Lumber
Common
5%
2-1
3-
2%
12-30
(quar.)_.„iv.---——
Central
!50c
1-15
(quar.)
Co.
Central Aguirre Sugar
•
1-15
12-31
2-
30c
Consolidated
5c
&
Scott
Celotex Corp..
A
——
Extra
Beaver
12-18
+81.75
1-15
is-ai
Light, common
Company
Extra
Ltd.—
(increased*,
Corp.
Beatrice Foods
Beaux-Arts
1-15
1
1-11
pomeroy & Co.__
Cassiar Asbestos, Ltd. (quar,)
of
(quar.)—-
Sz
E.,
preferred
Carwin
12-26
.12-26
12-26
12-26
3-
1-11
1
;
Mfg.
(L.
Pirie
4'/si%
Ltd.—
(s-a»——3.——
(Stock dividend—
Oil Corp.
Bathurst
&
Carson
1-11
12-28
i
1-15
1
Case
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
86c
1
2-
Ltd.
ordinary
Ltd.
:
Power
Deming
Ltd.—
preference
Cliachfield
Carpenter
8-19
Ry„
Vickers.
(Philip)
Detroit
2-
(quar.)
Pacific
Carolina
;
1-22
1-15
100%
Canada,
of
preference
Class
approval
to
27)
Jan.
Barber-Ellis
Barber
subject
Banking Superintendent
holders
7%
—
(increased quar.))
(N. Y.)
dividend
State
—-—
Co.
Industries. Ltd., common
Carolina.
50c
SI
SI.07
$1.75
—
tquar.)
Bankers Trust Co.
Stock
:—i
tquar.),
pre.cmo
i\\',
Carey
Detroit
3-4
7933Ac
60c
iquar.)
General Investment.
Canadian
3-4
4-1
7$150
Co..
Capital Plastics
15c
(quar.)
common
6-20
9-19
SI
SI
25c
Steel
non-cumulative
4%
4-1
2-
.ji
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Canadian
12-10
tSl.50
(quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
1-15
737'/ac
7$1.25
715c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Drawn
Canadian
1-29
(quar.)—
Ry.
Ltd., common
preference
1-15
4-
Inc.
class
J87'Ac
v-
5
1
75c
(quar.)
Vilbiss Company
Detroit
:
Canadian Bronze.
l-lo
(quar.)———
i$1.06'A
6
2-
750c
....
System,
preferred
Delaware
(s-a >
Canada
$2
De
Ltd.—
(s-a)
B
1- 4
,
12-28
6
1-
$1.75
Dayton Rubber Co., common
Ltd.—
Class
Class
1-4
1-4
2-1
12-28
1-12
11'
1-20
Corp.—
33A%
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
(resumed).
preferred
787'/'ac
preferred
Canada
15c
SI.50
Baldwin
Rubber
(quar.35c
Baltimore fe Ohio RR
common (quar.)_—_
37Vic
Corp.
preferred
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Foundries,
:
,
1-12
1-20
25c
(resumed)
Dallas .Power & Light, $4
$4.24 preferred (quar.)
25c
-
1-20
25c
A
(quar.)
Daystrom,
12-30
7 'Ac
class
Ltd
Ltd.
preferred
1-14
4
12-31
Sugar—
7%
12-28
1-
1-11
2-15
10c
7%
preferred (quar.)
Cudahy Packing, 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Cucter Laboratories, class A (quar.)
1-30
12-18
1
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
Bakeries.
Co.,
International,
1-27
1-15
1-15
2-
3%
i.
.
preferred
4'A%
2-15
40c
dividend)
(quar.)
7%
+5c
-
^
,_
J",
Associated
A
Seal
Cuban-American
Dana
-
class
Transit
4
12-16
5c
$3i
&
12-31
12-30
12-28
iquar.)„—
Extra
2-20
—
Co.
15c
(quar.)
Cork
<1
4
i-
20c
Mfg.
Crown
1-26
1-15
1-27
Quarterly
1- 7
1-
—
Soup
1-15
....
25c
Extra
(quar.)
$1.31'/4
(annual)
B
25c
12 Vac
i83Ac
Co
1-25
5
72c
(stock
International,
D.
4
1-
2-
50c
.A
Corp.
Cork
1-11
1-
2-29
6c
Crowley Milner & Co
'
1
2-
1
1-13
100%
(year-end)
Ltd.
Corp.
B
3-15
2-
17'Ac
...
Class
12-23
3-30
,
(quar.)
Crown
1- 4
1-4
1-4
1-4
1-4
1-4
1-13
76c
.—•_
(quar.)
Crouse-Hinds Co. (quar.)____
Crush
12-23
^
(initial)
Ltd
Package
Co.,
1-13
15c
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Controls
45c
Terminals
&
,qnar.)
Campbell
x
<
1- <
2- 1
5%
15c
Electric
A
Corp.,
Bit Co.
Crossett
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
1-22
|
4
(r's'md)
—
Extra
12-14
1-12
12-31
"
Co.—
dividend)
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
-
3- x
3- 1
,
Gas
(stock
Camloc
13-3/
2* }
30c
31c
31'Ac
33c
(quar.)
Refrigerating
1
32c
(quar.)__»
Western
Camden
-
(quar.)
com.
,
preferred
Common
1-30
(quar.)—_—————V
Tools
Telephone,
preferred
Canadian
B-I-F
Sz
Water
$1.32
$1,12 (2
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
series
(quar.)
$1.27VSi
Packing Corp. (quar.)
2834C
Portland Cement (quar.)—_—$1.25
preferred
preferred
L* 11
30c
—J—-—
.
(quar.)
S1.20
^ 12Ac
(quar. >—
common
40c
$1.75
$1.50
$1.17Va
———_—
\"
l-lo
30c
prior
Co.)
&
preferred
5.10%
75c
(quar.)—
common
California
„
preferred (quar.),
.increased.———
convertible
Power,
pfd. (quar.)
4
3-
Investment Fund, Inc
Cowest
Creamery
4
3-
1
,
Ltd.
Beverage Corp.
Counselor's
12-31
1-15
2- 1
1-20
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
2-15
1-12
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
2-1
110c
Power Co., $3
Oregon
California
1--8
3-1
725c
J2oc
4c
J—
Mutual
Cott
series
Class
preferred tquar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.70%
2- x
9 _cC
25c
—
(quar.)—
Development
SI.20
Atco
(Tulsa/
55.25
3-
1
4-
(quar.)
(Del.)
Cornell-Dubilier
1
4-
1960)
dividend
Corn Products
1- 8
1-8
1-15
15c
quar.)—z
(initial)
common
California
3-
Nichols & Co.—
Austin,
Avres
—
—
Atomic
6%
x-x*
Sl O-,2
SI.08 4
SL08 *
SI.I074
tquar.)——_
B
insurance
Steels,
Atlas
tquar.i—
preferred
Life
*
Co.—
Refining
3 75%
Atlas
7%
19-22
1- 3
J1
—
—
Stock
Ltd.—
\'15
5 *
$4 SO
2, 2C
(s-a)
(imtial»„
com.
Co.,
xz-Jx
2oc
—
4%
Atlantic
25\
^
Ry.
Power
(initial
SI.25
(s-a»
Line
Air
r
12 3
3?f
Charlotte
A*
Industries
P.
California
dividend
Stock
(quar.)J
common
.
(quar.)
l-Ji
Products Corp.—
Atlanta
(quar.)
1
2-1
'
5 *.
(quar.)
preferred
Co
preferred
California
12 22
o.
«
10*
—
Cramer
Co
common
M.)
(A.
M.
12
1-15
43 «c
5*
—
Craig
12-28
—
(quar.)
California Electric
J- 1
.nr,
Z.u*
non-cumulative
5%
Athey
C.
Co.—
Ry.
Fe
Santa
&
l-lo
56 »c
60c
(interim)
Ordinary
Atckison-Topeka
3-24
?5e
Industries
12-11
1-12
2- 1
2- 1
(s-a)
(increased-quar.)—
—
Mfg.,
New
1
4!
29
pfd. (quar.)—
istock dividend;
Arundel Corp. (stock dividend )—
Assembly Products (stock dividend)
Associated Electric Industries, Ltd —
Water,
Artloom
1-11
60c
5c
$1.75
Inc.
com.
;
4-
$1.13
approval of stock¬
to
15.
Exiiloration,
Crestshire
12-21
i-*J
—
————
7%
Artesian
12-28
10c
——-
Corp.
March
$1.04
$1.12'A
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Cooper-Jarrett. Inc.
1-11
1-29
4-29
7-29
1-20
Ltd.,
Terminal
Calgary
J
—
Conwest
25c
120c
120c
120c
25c
(quar.)
Steel
holders
"1-22
—.'
______
Engineering
(2-fbf-l split subject
g
Bush
1-15
----
CoiHiitental
12-31
12"23
1,2-23
12-24
1- 5
12-28
1- 8
4- 8
7- 8
12-24
Burroughs Corp.
7%
Electric Co. (quar.)—
———~
—
2-15
1-31
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
:
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-1
3-1
15c
(extra)—50c
tquar.)
Vibrocrafters,
Co.,
Motors
12-31
12-31
2-20
—...
(quar.)
Continental
1-15
Co.
Brewing
&
^
(stock dividend).
common (quar.)—
Constable Corp.
4»A%
Bums
1
+60c
*62 Ac
■
Corp.
/annual)
Armour & Co, tquar.).
—.—-Stock div.
el/40th share of International
Packers Lid. for each share held)———
Arrow-Hart Hegeman
Burgess
4
12fcc
(quar.)-.—
Arlington
Year-end
1- 2
j.
(quar.)
15c
preferred
Watch
Burger
j_2q
preference B (quar.)—
—Arizona Fertilizer Sz Chemical
——
Arizona
Flour Mills (quar.)--———
Arkansas Western Gas (stock dividend)——
Aro
Bulova
1-4''
$2 50
Arnold
V.
4
—
(quar.)
Aviation
70c
tquar.)——
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1-15
1-15
65C
'
preferred
Continental
2-1
Holders
17'Ac
(quar.)___.
(quar.)—
common
$4.50
12-31
15c
(quar.)
class A
Co.,
Co.,
$4.16
'J2-J1
1-15
1%
10c
15c
*——„——
(stock dividend)——.
preferred
Power
12-15
1-. 4 -
J26c
30c
———
(increased)
convertible
Consumers
2- 1
1-15
1-15
Water
Consolidated
$4.52
(initial quar.)
new com.
com.
series
Participating preferred
12-31
"
(quar.)—
Co.
60c
12-31;
Products
Argus Corp.. Ltd.. common
$2.40 2nd preference A
Shoe
6%
1-15
1-15
When
Payable of Rec.
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
(1959)—
Budget Finance Plan, common
i-20
Corp..—
Applied
Arcadia
preferred
Buckeye Corp.,
12-23
1 £
-
Canada
Bond
Brown
.
12-31
x.
(extra)
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas,
12-31
1
Anthes
preferred
4.16'*
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.
^
2.80
preferred
;25c
1-20
Angio-Huroman. Ltd, (s-.u
—«
-i
Ammal Trap Co. of America, com. tquax.)
20c
^
5% preferred (quar.)—.-.—
f-r
b- £
~_15
An ken Chemical & Film
—
25c
1-15
+35c
J60c
(quar.)———
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Reo
1-15
13'21
—t$1.09
43-t% preferred (quar.)—--—-.
——
$$1.18
434% preferred
(1956 series)
tquar.)——
$$1.18
7-1
2-1
Ltd.
Sugar Refineries
Telephone—.
Columbia
Columbia
43a%
i?»io
1
Share
(■
British Columbia Power,
Increased
American
Name 0) Company
Monday, January 11, 1960
.
.
Holder>
When•
Per
Holders
Payable
•
Photocopy Equipment—
American
When
Share
P
Company
.
1-15
Co.—
25c
Continued
1-29
on
1-14
page
46
191
Volume
■
Number 5915
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
\
—
^
—
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
Flange for Previous
Range for Year 1959
Highest
30 Vs Jan
435b Jan
40
3
13
Jan
Lowest
Vz Dec 29
40
120
Nov
24
20 Vz Aug 26
3
Sep
1
y
84% Apr
18% Mar 26
>
134
:
8
Abacus
Abbott
Laboratories
Apr
24
16
37 »'b July 15
49% Oct
24
46 % Nov
23
2
24% Nov
18
12% Nov
4
23% Jan
2
143p Jan
t
57
4%
19% Jan
29 V2 Oct
14
29% Dec
31
26
Sep 23
33% Oct
9
33
Jan
2
66
Nov
11
94% Jan
2
Jan
Dec
Acme
Steel
19% Dec
29
17
Sep
21
25% Nov
18
23% Jan
2
38% Dec
17% Dec
3
22% Nov 23
Air
9iy2 Mar 10
83% Nov 21
71
Sep
22
290
Oct
1
3% Feb
9
28% Dec
30
35
16% Nov
17
22% Apr
2
53% Dec
18
85
15
13
8
,297
2 % Jan
3
5
24% Jan
2
34
Dec
31
11% Jan
2
20% Nov
7
14
Jan
2
26
Dec
9
Jan
16
80 Vz Nov
24
77% Jun
12
■
72
Dec
July
16
3
328
Apr
22
4.50%
61/2 Mar 19
Jan
Sep
Control
A
30
j
26%
26
267a
51%
50%
513/s
503/a
Alco
Gas
Inc
15%
15%
13,000
200
26%
;.
6,800
50%
7,600
15%
15
15%
15'/a
30%
31%
15%
31%
15%
32%
32%
18,600
32
27%
32%
327a
28%
32%
27%
32%
11,500
28
27%
28
65
27%
66
277a
27%
277a
64
5,900
65
63
64%
62 Va
63
6i y4
6274
119
2,800
116
113%
114%
Corp
5
118%
119%
118%
119
114%
1574
116%
1
23%
23%
23
_HI~1
23%
23%
'23%
35%
227a
23%
36%
223/a
35%
34%
35%
34 y4
34%
343/a
4,800
22%
34%
35
IsOc
19
No par
83
pfd 1951 series
100
common
4,300-
18%
19%
18%
197b
183/4
187a
1874
19
82
84%
83
84'%
82%
83
82
8274
315
*307
>315
325
*308
318
*308
'
'
4,400
9,000
315
4%
4%
4%
4%
4®/a
43/4
4%
4%
28%
11,600
29%
28%
29
283/4
283/4
283/4
18%
28%
2,800
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
187a
50 %
I100
4%
29%
18%
5
4%% preferred
320
20,200
•
28%
~_2
III 1
Inc
19%
a85
>311
2
Corp
Products
Aldens
15%
300
60%
109
26
51%
Shares
41%
*105
26
Industries
Alabama
109
51%
Products
conv
597a
26
Aeroquip Corp
8
23 Vz Jan
49 lA Jan
193% Jan
*105
41%
61%
50%
Admiral Corp
29
108%
42
60%
25%
Air Reduction Inc common
28
108%
110
*41%
50%
No par
Jan
16% Jan
61%
10
Addressograpli-Multigraph
2972Mayl1
42
60%
H_i
7
12
>107
42
62%
26%
1
Co
97
Jan
110
43
61%
Jan. 8
49%
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
Oct
125
*42
62%
the Week
Friday
Jan. 7
25%
I
Inc
82
-
43
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 6
———25
Inc
Adams
31
110
Wedn^day
Jan. 5
1
ACF-Wrigley Stores
34% July 15
30 Vz Mar
9
24 Vz Jan
61%
100
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
2
preferred.
**411/2
5
common
Tuesday
Jan. 4
j
convertible
ABC
Aug 17
20Vz Jan
26
Par
Fund
28
27% Dec
■fr
Monday
EXCHANGE
47 % May
108% Oct 20
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Hi,guest
59% Feb
71% Nov 20
7
102 Vz Jan
14
STOCKS
Year 195JT
a
lowest
FOR EVERY' LISTED STOCK
183/4
51%
187a
8,600
49%
50 %
47%
49%
47%
48%
48%
49%
9,000
80
80
*79
80
*79
4%
80
*79
80
*79
80
290
0
107(1 Dec
O'A Jan
30
4
7a Jan
2
80
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
14 %
Apr
2
33
Dec
30
30 Va Jan
91
4472 Jan
89
6
12% Feb
10
7
92
15 74 Oct
96% Oct
18
57
Jan
Dec
17% Dec
36% Jun
27
Jan
2
30
4
Dec
17
4674 Sep
21
433/4 Oct
12
-
13
367a Dec
22
57
2
153/a Nov
245
Nov
18
102
—
Apr
59
Dec
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical
Corp
When
issued
7
22
2172 Mar 20
Allied Kid
6472 Apr
447a Feb
21
Allied
24
21
87a Oct
27
557a Dec
11
527a Jan
5
1474 Feb
4
6I.3/4 Jun 11
82 72
Dec
11
833/4 Mar 17
6
30 7a Dec
22 Via May 19
2
91% Jan
75
July 28
267a Feb
31
Nov
17
423/4 Oct
17
383/4 Sep
Jan
29
127 74 Sep
8
397a Feb
2
26
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
27
60% Jan
2
96% Oct
13
777a May 11
May
1
397a July 15
1153/4 July 24
Aluminum
22
Jan
21
52
Apr
427a Dec
21
537o Dec
81
Feb
12
44 y4
15
15
5
39
11
33% Feb
>33 74 Jan
29
27% Jan
Sep 22
B2
Mar 31
51
Dec
6%
10
Feb
25
1143/a Sep
17
697o Nov 25
10674 Feb
27% Dec
22
14 -% Jan
2
253/4 Oct
10
237s Nov
18
85 Vis Jan
9
125% Oct
10
1173/4 Nov
10
Amerace
353/4 Apr 30
333/8 Apr
9
16072 Apr
9
34 % Jan
447a Nov
7
58% Dec
31
19% Feb
14
2
372%
2
22
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
2074 Sep 22
9% Nov 17
Nov
2
American
Bakeries
18
American
Bank Note
6%
6
American
58
3
American
Aug
2072 Jan
2
33% Nov 20
19
Jan
7
2074 Feb
7-% Feb
11
13
5%
1472 Mar 18
2
523/a Nov
18
403% Nov
13
507b Jan
427a Jan
21
17
407e Mar
2
2
29
45 % Dec
24
51
Sep
473/4 Dec
353/4 Sep
473/4 Jan
19
44 74 Mar 17
207s Dec
80 7a Jan
3
967a Mar
3972 Jan 4*7
25
553/4 Dec
15
2
29
3772 Dec 24
84
6
Jan
15
46% Sep
11
17
257, Oct
30
2
303% Dec
31
2
183/4 Oct
30
16% Jan
73
2
413/e Dec
Jan
13
134
Jan
3
18
Jan
31
Feb
27
Jan
2
1
31
122
Apr 21
177a Nov 18
2
Jun
85 72 Jun
10
17
30% Oct
13
111
92
Jan
2
20 Vb Feb
28
102
Oct
31
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
61 Vz Nov.
126
27 "4
Dee 22
27% Jan
2
6572 Jan
6
13
30
-45% Dec
18
105
Dec
30
54
Dec
29
"%7vOfit
1
26% Mar 26
•_.4.5V" J§m"
2
26% Dec
28
43% Mar
4
27 7a Dec
21
3572 Feb
14% Nov
6
1372 Jan
20
18% May 18
75 7« Sep
22
97 Va, Dec
1
90
134 72 Jun
4
117
Nov 11
37
74% Feb
H934, Sep
2
27
15
7274 Dec
105
25 74 Nov
Jan
16
13 72 Mar 12
17% Dec
Jan
0
2374 Jan
IOV4 Jun
10
277a Dec
23
247a Nov
4
27% May
4
17'/2 Nov
6
14% Jan
2
197a Oct
51 7b Nov
26
63
Dec
137
Nov
22% Jun
40
Jan
46 % Jun
39
88
2
37% Dec
5
13
633/4 Oct
13
6174 May 21
30 7a Sep 23
58% Sep 22
6172 Oct
14
50% Dec
39
31
33
30
Dec 31
Jan
2
33
Jan.
22
Jan
23
29%. Aug
7
1
21
2
23
100
Dec
May 31
2
41% Nov
14
13
32 Vz Dec
5
f
For
ootnotes,
see page
100
29,300
61,800
35%
3
57
5974
*19
19%
*19
21,000
577b
4674
46%
4672
20
48%
32
*3972
403/8
40
*39
40
88
*8672
88
87
87
87
87
8772
100
587a
57
58
565/8
575/8
56
5774
37,500
46 y2
46
4674
46%
*46
46%
49
4872
49
48%
497b
31,800
32%
313/4
31%
30%
315/B
4,900
403/4
41
41
41%
42
273/4
273/4
27%
275/8
273/4
27%
28
97a
9%
9%
93/8
9%
9%
373/8
*36 Vz
2772
27%
2772
97B
974
974
373/8
37%
1
172 74
174%
21%
*102
23
108
37
'
37
37
17274
17574
22 74
172
21%
233/8
*102
108
i63/8
16%
1674
18%
18%
*102
167,
18 '/4
1
18%
175
2374
*102
108
48%
3672
37
173
174
22
23%
*102
108
700
2,300
9%
1,500
3672
19,400
23 74
11,600
108
•
■
—
16%
16%
16%*
163/i
16%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
19 y4-'
96
94
95
95
50
51%
5174
53%
79%
*78
797a
*77 Vz
96
29,300
174
18 3/a
50%
*94
49 y8
1674
•
49%
*78
par "
173
233/s
94
'
500
,1.
40 3/8
325/8
403/4
..12.50
300
48s/8
31%
*40%
No par
*46
*863/4
317/a
487/8
33%
No par
Export Lines Inc
Foreign Power
2,700
40
403/4
*94
537s
*77
79%
*94
96
547«
5374
7972
*77
900
4,400
110
96,200
545/B
7972
—
56
57
56%
58
577a
58 y4
5672
57%
5672
5774
3,200
com__l
24%
25 7»
24%
257a
26
26%
2674
263/4
26 3/4
27 74
103,200
100
*8772
89%
87%
8772
10
24%
253/4
2674
2774
45,200
1572
157a
15%
800
8974
preferred
*877a
8972
*87 7a
897a
*87 7a
89y2
2
247a
2534
24 7a
24%
24%
24%
__1
i53/8
15%
15 74
1574
157a
15 y8
5
83%
Products
Co
*15
85 Vz
82%
857b
8372
87%
8774
90%
917a
214,300
59%
59 7B
6072
607a
61%
5972
60%
5972
60 3/4
18,300
63%
617a
623/4
62
62
6174
62%
60%
62
1
47%
47 %
46%
46%
46'%
4574
4674
45 y8
45%
No par
42 7a
43 V4
42 7,
4.7%
42%
42
425/8
41%
42%
413/4
43 74
8,700
14%
15V8
14%
15
14%.
14%
1472
14%
147a
145/a
48,000
140%
13872
13872
*139
14072
20
Co
25
.
.
preferred
100
139
.
Co
1407a
*1387a
33%
3374
335/8
323/4
33
3272
32%
33
33
76
76
75
76
747a
75
757a
76
7472
7474
par
537a
54%
52%
5374
52'/4
53
51%
53
51%
52
13472
13574
1357a
135 %
*57 Vz
preferred.100
*11774
33 Vz
_l
Co—.
y,
„
77
*.'
; 1774y4
6%
5%%
135%
134%
3,200
630
15,900
610
13472 .13472
13572
5774
5774
5774
577.
117 74
11774
11772
117%
11872
118%
34
33%
33s/a
32%
3374
3272
3274
32
32%
17,000
78%
77
7874
77%
78%
77%
7774
76%
78
12,300
77
81
287b
29
29%
29%
1187a
75%
743/4
28%
273/4
28%
28 7a
2974
14 V*
14Vz
.
281/2
28
*14
75%
14%
56
'•'*
5674
7474
75y4
7474
76%
287s
-
28%
287s
28%
29
29%
29%
29%
143/4
14%
56
*11872
*14
:
*14
14%
800
56%
80
120
3, ,500
~r
400
183,100
79%
803/a
80 3/a
813/4
81 Vz
81%
81%
817b
1077a
1067a
107 3/4
1063/4
1073/4
10774
10874
10672
82 70
1073/4
117
118
11774
117%
1173/4
118
117%
118
81
8,100
series
1173/4
11872
1,160
25
com
42 Va
43y4
42%
43
4172
42%
417.
427a
41 y8
42 74
56,200
5
15%
15%
16
161/4
153/4
16
15%
1674
16 Vz
1672
9,900
267a
25
series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
1
AMP
1
endorsed shares—
86
Dec
17
34
Mar
26Vz
26
26
*25%
2674
25%
*257,
25%
25%
25 Vz
25 Vz
20
17
177a
17
17%
1774
1772
1774
17%
177b
17 Va
6,900
49%
52%
49
507a
473/4
4974
45
4774
47
47%
101
9974
13,200
94,100
*25
'
-
26
*25 74
2674
*25
2674
•26
400
27
1
103
104%
977,
1013/4
967s
9934
1
38
38Vz
37 74
37%
36%
377a
36%
37
367.
64%
657s
6474
661/a
65%
68
66%
687a
667b
671/a
52 Vz
52 Vz
52%
531/4
52%
53
53
54
537a
53 72
990
40%
41 Vz
40%
4174
40'a
40%
39%
4074
3974
40 74
3,200
8672
86
86
40
39%
40 3/4
32%
33
110
•
102%
37
~
.——50
No par
& Cable
5,900
5,140
14%
106%
100
-
Preferred
58
134
277a
—
Corp
American Water Works Co
Preferred
3,800
*
33V8
par
common—25
non-cumulative
Inc
*138
100
—
.
139
4,100
*
10
47
9
,
*4074
3
6
36
40
5
Feb
14
35%
43
*85
10
Anaconda Wire
36% Jan
28%
43%
603/4 Mar 18
417a Aug
27%
28%
42%
1
95% Apr
273/4
437a
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
4
28%
4,700
423/4
Anaconda Co
287a Oct 2Q
29%
12,200
51
43%
74% Mar 17
24.
28%
297a
50
•
20
283/4
51%
42 %
46% Mar 13
July 28
513/8
59
Anchor
-
297s
5172
No par
_40c
&
American Stores
4
17
283/4
493/4
43 7a
6% preferred
American Viscose
153/b July 11
28 Vz Dec 29
2974
50
43%
129% Jan 20
55% July 29
39
2.
28%
49 7a
43 7a
Sep 22
2
9% Jan
29%
50%
3,500
2,200
627a
12%
American Steel Foundries-,—
18
■
29 7B
4
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
"Jan - 2
Apr
30
493
43%
44
193/8
109% Nov 25
89
43%
44
*61
627z
127a
9
Jun
433/4
44
*61
2974
American Sugar Refining com
25
7% preferred
—25
American Sumatra Tobacco—
5
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
American Tobacco common
25
25% Jan
26
22 7
43%
433/4
627a
4,200
89,900
124
123/4
Corp
European Secur
preferred
American Snuff
773% Dec 31
3
43%
44
*112
1274
7%
30
31
4374
433/4
*61
125
61%
6%.
Dec
62
*112
127/a
American Ship Building Co
No
American Smelt & Refg com_No
0
3572 Dec
43%
44
*61
123
19
American Seating Co_—
148% Mar 20
35 74 Dec
43 7a
44
61%
-
No par
7%
1
6
43%
44%
*112
American Rad & Std Sany com—5
n
12
83% Jan
4372
61
10
American Optical Co
American Potash & Chem
23
317a Jan
124
28%
American Motors Corp.
21
25% Feb
*115
4472
non-cumulative
4%%
Mar 17
34 Vz Dec
124
12 74
.
American Metal Climax Inc
8
63ya Mar
24
19
American Machine & Metals_No
f>
7
July 16
293/b Dec
r
133
29%
23%
7674
2874
Co
Distilling Co
4
Jun
29%
243/4
39
38 3/o Nov
155
75%
30
233/4
100
493/4 Aug
8
163/4 Dec 30
43
74%
29%
243/4
_io
1
2
7874
307,
247s
13
com
53% July
Oct
767s
297a
25%
39
Sugar
6
Nov
77%
29%
24%
*3974
Crystal
38% Jan
Feb
753/8
28 3 4
19%
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
14
140
*115
5%% prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry com___3.50
3.90% preferred
,
100
22
May
25.700
77.
25%
2,000
40% Nov
92
900
14,400
American News
41
120
300
45%
29
American Natural Gas Co
9
42
49
457a
4674
247a
4
18
13,600
24
14
Dec
42
*48
116,200
24%
14
41 7b Sep
753/8
42
48
8,800
343/4
23%
643,4 Dec
527»Mar31
*457a
34%
105
24
7374 Apr
31
48
4674
34%
1033/4
237t
96% Nov
6
42
50
4674
347a
34%
23%
7
May 5
51% Oct 20
*48
34%
10674
23
32% Jan
68
41
41.
46 74
347a
105
70,000
12.50
Line
56
34% Nov
41
49
34%
34%
1077a
36%
127%
23%
Barge
2572 Feb 25
2
V*
49
4674
35
3474
1067a
36
*120
29%
257b
340
7674
37
22%
Commer
2
10
*39
*75%
7674
127
3,800
17
13
39%
46 3 4
*120
527s
16
40% Apr
35:,4 Jan
357b
107
36%
_
363/b
American Molasses
152
34%
34%
34%
3774
127
5174
American Metal
22
34
106
.4972
45%
*75%
"
*120
51
35 74 Dec
22 74 Jan
39%
*49
757a
75
36 3/a
36%
128
36%
22
Dec
35 Va
7574.
35%
51
18
137
34%
108,
7574
*118
523/4
69 Vz Nov
May 12
75
36
127
51
Dec
18% Apr
7,600
36
41% Dec
Sep 22
57%
52
2
13
56%
507a
2
157
56%
35%
20% Jan
2
567a
53
48%. Jan
Jan
56
50%
2
144% Nov 26
55%
36
323A Jan
547/a Mar
56
35%
8
11 %
55
■
517a
14
7
8,200
56
50
30
12
117a
50 74
89 72 Dec
Sep
11
36
133/4 Jun
34 %
11%
547s
24 7b Dec
33% Apr
117s
*19
25
593/4 Apr 30
3472 Jan 16
Sep 21
1174
49%
18
Jan
11
53 7a
20
8
11%
5074
6%
May 19
Jan
10%
54
American
523/b Nov 17
16
1,500
10%
Xl2sa
American
Mar 30
98
3872
50 74
21
3
38'
25
Dec
Jan
39
-
13%
*
16% Nov
11
38 74
54
4 72 %
2
1
Apr
217a Sep 21
41
17 7a Jun
397a
19 3/8
Feb
84
387a
13
American Investment Co of 111
105
39
34%
preferred_10o
American International Corp
l
29
387a
*19
2
Dec
93
6,800
38%
l
9
457a Oct
9
763/4 Dec 30
3
14
1,900
54,7B
343/8
10
18% July
3
17%
517a
75
20% Jan
23
173/B
52 74
106 74
2
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
American Ice Co common
15% Dec
17%
51%
573/4
No par
American
25
110
4,000
17%
52
56%
No par
Amer
14
193
Mar 17
57%
173^
5074
75
No par
Co_
387s July 21
July 27
May 27
9
57
17
51%
Chicle
American
1774 Dec
21% July 28
Jan
Mar 13
57%
577a
17%
5178
Chain & Cable
American
12
104
preferred
15
Feb
577,
57
357a
100
common
187s Jan 22
1474 Jan
Aug 27
Jan
79
8% Nov 27
11
108
Dec
Co
34% Apr
Jan
3672 Nov
8,600
14,800
173/a
*117
1
American
25
44
223/8
1143/8
51%
.29
Corp
American Enka
267a Nov 13
ll3/4 Jan
Can
Radio
4
2
12
21%
11374
55
1
common
&
July 27
14% Jan
32% Feb
2274
114%
20
Cable
Feb
26
10
92
21%
113%
*
Broadcastlng-Paramount
46
453% Oct
—
17%
par
preferred
45
9
557a Dec
—
1074
No par
2
38% Feb
2
—
American
May 28
Sep
*91
220
59
par
common
91
91
21%
1143/4
*190
38
_5o
Co___
91
21
113
220
17%
1
9
403/4 Nov 20
38% Jan
Sep 22
106
*90
20%
114 74
Co—
American Electric Power Co
24
17
253/4 Sep
92
19 7a
113
*190
-.
American
613/4 Aug
7
553/4 Apr 28
44
*91
19
220
51
No par
Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
American
7%
92
11372
*190
57
1
6574 July 28
50
Apr 17
553/b May 18
Feb
197a Jan
*91
5
Bosch
American
2
11
44% Dec
17,200
50
Theatres Inc
11
37% Sep
39 % Jan
Jan"l7
55
9
preferred
39% May
41% Jan
29%
54
18%
convertible preferred-:
American
Jan
19
555/8
...
16
13
5474
common
50% Sep
2
5674
113%
Petroleum Corp
No
Agricultural Chemical__No
46% Dec
4572 Jan
5574
12.50
64% May 29
473/4 Dec
2
56
Co
7
22
5574
}
Corp
2
233/4 Sep
56%
No par
Jan
58
13,300
55 74
IIIIIII5
32% Oct
667a May 29
37% Dec 11
25
33 3/4 Jan
42% Jan
12
403/4 Oct
13
27 Va Apr
Amer
74,600
42%
America
American Airlines
123/4
417a
100
Amerada
5
127a
435/a
Inc
Sugar
12%
42%
~Zl8
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
563/4 July 17
12%
443/4
1
Amalgamated Leather
137b
43%
I
of
127s
45
No par
Co
13 74
220
43
preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg compion
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminium Limited
No par
1
123A
*200
43%
1
,
Co
Laboratories
13
220
43 74
4%
25
Jan
*190
10
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common
1
32% Sep
104
31
111
27
12%
No par
Allied Mills
15% Jan
Jan
1
prior preferred
convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
8
Aug
common
conv
6%
283/a Aug 25
132
74
,/vlf
$4
603/4 Aug 31
10% May 19
2'
35% Jan
r
Alleghany Corp
17
5472 Nov 18
7
30
12
16
Dec
2
28
Dec
Dec
29
Apr
12
100
Jan
327a Jan
493/o Nov 11
2
72 % Apr
160
28
5,900
60,700
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
6.25
$4 preferred—
—No par
Anderson Clayton & Co_—21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp—
10
_
86
86
86
86
387a
38%
38%
39
39
39%
32%
33%
32 Vz
33
323/4
33%
*86
87
*86
3972
323/4
3374
90
.
15,800
8,800
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(110)
,
.
Monday, January 11, i960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-A—. Range for Year 1959
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
4474 Dec
15
38% Nov
18
49% Feb
11
41% Aug
4
28% Nov
27
40% Jan
26
,
Par
Archer-Bantels-Midland
29
Jan
2
22
Feb
25
39% Apr
12% Feb
7
67% Dec
19
64 % May
7
80% July 29
Armco
10
24% Dec
31
23
7
37% Nov 24
227/a Jan
9
35% Feb
17
39% Dec
2
May
75
-
3
7
15
23
Feb
27% Feb 12
6 Me Jan
29
9
Jan
2
1
90
May
19%
29
49% Nov 25
Dec~3Q
23
86% Apr
20
15
28% Apr
Jan
19
2
10
31% Feb
8
10% Jau
46 % Nov
6
105
Jan
i
96
19
May
%b
99
5
Sep
/8
Nov
10
7
'
Dec
59
19
M,
39%
3974
39'%
3974
39%
39%
2974
30'%
29 74
29%
29%
_lo
75%
77%
30%
75'%
76a4
2,700
757-8
7674
7274
75'%
71%
5
34 %
35
34 V8
34%
72%
33.500
33%
343/8
33
3374
32%
33 %
37.200
88% Jan
5.25?*
2
28% Dec
10% Dec
24%
31
9% Jau
18
Nov_ 17
32% July
10% Mar
8
4
86% Jan
8
Feb~28
92
91% Dec
29
28% Dec
•
18
33¥iSep
Nov
10
92
Jan
27% Jan
2
53 Va Dec
30
47% Feb
17
Feb
25
45% Nov
13
39V4 Sep
74% Dec
16
34
78% Oct 29
6% Jan
2
57
62% May 25
53% Apr 17
86% Mar 3
26
Atlas
11
5%
68% Jan
27
96
Jujy 29
'Atlas
15'% Nov 24
21% Jun
;
137/a Dec
11
10% Jau
7
$3.75
24% Feb 16
27% Jan
9
23% Nov 20
2
13
28% Dec
7
May 25
,
preferred
series
Corp
7
3
89
Dec
23
101% Feb
5
4%%
Feb
21
79
Dec
11
89 Vs Jun
8
4%
7
6
38
Nov
16
50% July
7
63% Nov
13
56% Dec
28
66
48
Oct
29
25
Dec
28
Jan
6
64% Oct
22
44
Oct
12
04% Jail
27
7
23
Nov
23
4
49% Sep
30% May 11
66% Feb 27
45% Apr
58
23
8
Mar 24
16% Jan,
7
33% Jan
3
127
Jan
93
3
Dec
2
83
44% Apr
18% Jan
45
4
28 % Jan
36 ¥4 Jan
Oct
6% Jan
56
Jan
28% Mar
3
52
1
1% Dec
21
2
2
15% Dec
9
2
76
Dec
12
Oct" 2 8
2
37 ¥b
18
1
26 ¥2 Dec
12% Jan
5
10
23% Jan
July
29
2
34% Feb 25
14% Jan
2
11
12% Jan
70
Jan
11
23
5
12
89
May 14
Apr
Mar 23
41% Apr
1
19% Dec
31
July
2
25
29 ¥b Oct
29
2
6
20% Sep
22
July
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
22
10% Jan
24% Apr
2
19
Dec
18
16
Jan
8
6
78
Nov
21
70 ¥4 Feb
10
24% Sep
93% Nov
Jan
16
76
48 ¥a Jan
Sep
24
60 ¥4 Dec
31
58% Sep
30
2
85
37% Feb
9
7¥« Jan
14
5 ¥4 Jan
2
26% Jan
2
I
30
48% Dec
7
81% Apr
24
66 ¥4
Mar 17
82
Oct
29
11% Jan
42% Jan
2
33% Sep
92
Mar 13
17 ¥0 Dec
30
9
48
Oct
29
85
Jan
21
Dec
28
Dec
22
28% Nov
12
Dec
22
19
35% Oct
60
26
28'/4 Jan
6
33% Mar 16
21
4
35% May 28
3
Jan
76
15¥b Sep
57 ¥2 Jan
10
10
&
Co
1%
20% Dec
Nov
6
Inc
Co_____
Steel
(Del)
4 ¥2%
Decker
(E
Bohn
W)
Aluminum
&
Borden
Co
3%%
Boston
St
Braniff
4 ¥2%
3%%
72%
73%
23 '/a
23%
46¥2
*45'%
46'%
1 %
lMi
1%
IV2
36%
36%
37%
37%
39%
Oct 27
26 74 Jan 10
2174 Jan
4774 Jan
For
50 Vs Jan
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13
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30
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5
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13
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2
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2
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11
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34% Dec
94%i Jan
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i5'/4
15'/4
1,900
29'%
.
34 Mo
253a
37
29 7%
28 7%
29'%
6%
774
7¥a
7'%
2438
24%
24'%
2574
1 374
1,100
1674
74'/4
674
l33/8
100
33
23'/4
24%
24
8674
33
25'/4
10%
16
2774
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•
-34'%
37 ¥2
10%
26%
863/4
16%
34%.
36%
2774
23
"26
25'%
36%
29%
1
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—— 1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Dry Corp common
1.66%
conv
33
15%
•
.
24,900
1,400
4,800
29'%
293%
3,200
774
7
25'%
7'%
73%
46,500
253%
25 Va
25'%
8,700
133/4
9,900
1374'
13 3%
13'%
1374
13 Ma
133%
13 Ma
54'%
54%
54
5434
52'%
53%
513%
52 74
52
52
1974
3,600
20'%
193%
2074
20
20'%
19
20'%
No par
19 7%
20'%
8,800
83
83
100
47
38 ¥2
Canada
$4.25
33
10 ¥2
5
5
.
*83'%
3334
36
3.331/3
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp.—
8674
33%
24
'25 ¥2
j5
——II.
2774
*83%
33'/0
*81
100
do
27 7%
86%
33
*64 ¥2
—100
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pref
72
♦731%
1
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Butte Copper Si Zinc—
Byers
com„
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No par
-——25
Co———No
par
60
*81
83
♦81
47
47
47
38%
37%
37%
26
25%
25
1
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c
60
'
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25'%
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*
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83
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83
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83
47
47
47
48
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49
260
37 ¥2
37%
3774
38'%
*373%
38
1,000
26 Va
2674
26
26'%
26'%
263%
60'%
60 ¥2
60'%
60'%»
60
60
20
24,900
800'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1959
Highest
10% Jan
2
307/a Apr
Lowest
19%. Dec
41% Dec
46% Dec,
94% Apr
25% Jan
9
2
32% Jan
2
46'/4.NOV~20!
3
38 % Jan
20 Vb Jan
14 Vi
Apr
2
5% Jan
July
85
3
99
41 y4 Jan
19
Oct
16
34% Nov
17
481% Jan
19
4OV4 Dec
1
461% Jan
27
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Corp common
4%% preferred
Sep 30
313/4 Jan
lb
38 3/4 Jan
Carriers & General
26 3/o
19
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
6
7
18
118% NOV
2
2
26% Feb
28
'
81%
Apr 28
<
15
7
19% Jun
9
17 '/a Jan
2
22% Dec
9% Jun
27
14
3
52
17% Jan
44
Jan
Dec
Oct
9
41
Jan
7
7
33% Dec
93
Sep
17
104% Jun
12
31% Jan
10
42% Dec
31
17% Mar 21
41% Jan
28
60% Dec
293/o Sep
121/4 Sep
24% Mar
12
14% Dec
22
3
8% Jan
20
23% Jan
2
1 % Jan
2
54
Nov
3
6% Nov
28
Sep 22
68V4 Aprils
31
323/4 Dec
31
8% Dec 22
28% Jan
16
12
15% Mar 11
343/o Sep 21
i 11% Sep 22
433/4 Jan 28
50 3A Mar
,
16% Apr
1033/4 Dec
27
6% Jan
9
4% May 29
Apr
5
79
1
9
July 27
12%
127/a
8,200
48%
483/4
3,400
33%
34
34
34
34%
34%
33%
34
33%
333/4
1J0O
'
Co
90
x90
90
37
x36
36%
36
36%
36
37 '
36%
37
6,000
583/4
56%
57%
57
573/4
543/4
57%
53%
54
9#900
41
41%
41
403/8
41
403/8
40%
27%
28
28%
283/4
1
763%
78%
73
753/4
70
12.50
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
—100
1093/4
1093/4
1103/4
110%
Inc
.
common
7
6%
par
.
4.20% preferred
100
Celanese Corp 0f Amer com__No
par
;
7% 2nd preferred
100
4%% coiiy preferred ser«es A_100
Celotex
Corp common
preferred
Cessna
40%
*40%
41%
28%
*28 3/4
29
70
72
71
72%
15,700
21%
21%
203/4
21%
46,600
111
*110%
63/4
28%
117%
79%
80%
81
33%
333/8
333/4
18
18
*18
18%
18%
253/4
x25%
253/8
25%
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
t
*116
*911/4
92%
30%
*116
1IV %
10
813/4
83%
82
821%
2,600
33%
33%
33%
34%
8,900
*18
18%
183/4
183/4
25%
253/8
25%
1,300
17%
17%
17%
3,100
54%
55%
55%
175/s
55%
76.
20%
76
76
19%
20%
341/2
34
34
54%
*54%
55
76
19%
77%
20%
*75
20%
X20%
20 3/a
33%
33%
333/4
34 %"
34%
343/8
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193/4
*34
89%
90
90
90
90
90
423/4
44
43
43%
43%
433/4
43
23
23
233/4
*23%
24
500
700
100
6,200
1,900
90
90
90
43%
43%
433%
4,400
24
233/4
233%
400
6,400
'
23%
113,606
313%
117%
*25%
54%
*88%
2,400
51,100
18%
77%
50
70
63/8
33%
253/4
20
54%
112"
6%
18%
•
*54
*75
600 ®
32%
92%
30%
293/a
81%
32%
260
6%
*91%
293/4
►116
112
10,80Qi.
33%
92%
*91%
117%
253/4
112
6%
34%
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*23%
90
,
5
62%
633/4
62%
63
62
623/4
62
63
613/4
62%
2.50
323/a
323/8
31
31%
31
32
32
32
31%
31%
1,900
9.5o
11
11
113/4
113/4
12
13%
14
161/s
143/a
16
3,800
No par
10
10%
10%
10%
io3/4
10%
103/4
11
10%
105/s
5
38%
39%
3 8 3/4
401/4
39%
42
41%
42
40%
41
1
13%
13%
13%
133/8
13%
133/a
13
13%
13
13%
96%
97%
95%
96
95
issued
Pasco
Corp
Products
Aircraft
Chadbourn
Chain
:
41%
41%
28%
100
Violet,I,a Sugar Co
de
33%
33
41%
par
Century Industries Co
Cerro
79%
&40
91
40%
21%
6%
28 3/8
*89
283/4
i '731/4
33
92%
273%
*116
90
40%
;
No par
ft'tSoutli West Corp
Certain-Teed
*91%
273/4
116%
783/4
6%
i.34%
5
RR Co of N J
When
92%
27%
Central Illinois Lgt common—No
par
4%% preferred
:—100
Central Illinois Public Service
AO
Central
6%
33
*89
4l3/4
40%
_i
Agulrre
Central
343/8
*91%
I20
*110
6%
33%
116%
j
Central
90
40%
27%
—
5%
*89
41
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
27
13
49%
40%
Apr 20
July 27
12%
483/4
_i
22
99% Feb
13%
49%
10
Aug 20
Aug 14
461% May 11
12%
48%
90
Sugar Co
Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry com__No
5 % preferred series B
•31
13%
48%
50
80
10
13%
48%
563/4
Central
38% Mar 23
Shares
13%
49%
36 %
Corp
preferred—
Central
11
52
7%
23
Dec
8% Jan
-
Nov
55
the Week
Jan. 8
5
.
6%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common—No
Mar 23
54
23
48% Nov
3
Case (J I)
27
30
321,4 Dec
16
Jan
3
Products
22
37% Sep
3
Jan
7
Apr
Carter
5
88% Dec 28
17
19
20
Sales for
Friday
Jan. 7
par
16
20
Aug 28
7
34% July 29
1253/4 May 13
91% July
9
44% Mar 20
71% Feb 17
30
2
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
18 % Sep 21
303/o Jun 24
78
Aug. 8
19% Dec 16
Apr
Jan
7
1193/4 Mar 16
71/4 Apr 22
89% Nov 10
21 % Apr
13
Jan
30
15
16
Nov 23
17% Dec 30
31
28
12
Nov
32
"
72% Mar 19
29
Jan
26% Feb
25
Sep 22
H41/4 Dec 22
76 3/4 Sep 22
17
38% Dec
Dec
30
..
891/2 Dec
22
6
5
Dec
8
108
7
Aug
Sep
62
Jan. 6
49
(Philip) Mfg Co
.——10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power A Light
No
33% Sep 23
45% Nov 25
29
Jan. 5
131/4-
Carey
5
101
Jan
j
$ALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Jan. 4
""5
102% Jan
Aug 28
55% Jan
Inc
LOW AND HIGH
:
Monday
Par
Carborundum Co
8
•
91
Dec
Capital Airlines
43% Dec
3
101% Jan
10
47
July 1
31% NOV 20
13
:
,
EXCHANGE
23% Apr 10
563/i July 15
521% Feb 16
.33% Dec 31
38% Dec
2
19 Vb Jan
103
20
373/b Feb
7
13
*
Highest
12 3/4 Nov
Jan
24
stocks
•
new york.stock
,
Year I!)5H
Lrtwest
Corp
Co
1
Gotham
Inc
99
1
4%
10
Belt Co
*70%
100%
98
4%
98%
434
72
96%
4,500
4%
4%
4%
43/4
4%
43/4
12,200
*69%
70%
69%
69%
*681/2
701/4
100
41%
42
4%
*69%
1,400
19,400
13,000
,
71.
y
34
Jan
91
Jan
2
333/4 Nov
28
2
17% Jan
43
7
31% Jan
43/4 Jan
3
7
Feb
Jan
/2
473/4 Apr
7
89
28*
Apr
14% Dec
38
24
4
45% May 28
25'% Apr 17
Nov 24
42 % Jan
9
Sep
9
373/4 Dec
31
26% Nov
4
36% Jan
5
15
10% Oct
24
6
17% Mar 23
22
34% Feb
18
46
21
64% Dec
29
743/a July
106
Dec
15
8
Oct
26
118% Feb
26
131/4 Apr
1
191/4 Aug
3
25
Jan
8
38
July 14
49% Nov 14
38 % Nov
16
53
Jan
43
9% Mar 14
263/4
8
Mar
Oct
IO91/4 Nov 20
36:,/4 Sep
29
16
10
1 2
Sep
24
33% Sep
17% Mar 19
313/4 Jan
19
99
69i/o Nov
17
Jan
25% Sep
39% Sep
B03% Feb
16
30
Nov
19
21% Oct 29
.
9
87% Dec
35
553/4 Nov 14
25
23
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
37% Jun
243/4 Aug 14
2
31% Nov
Aug 14
100% May 21
39% Nov 12
3
Oct
17
<
16
44% Mar 30
Common
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Checker
Chic
Great
5%
.2
2
18% Jan
2
18% Feb
27
31% Nov 28
26% Nov 23
36 %
19% Apr
14% Jan
7
31% Nov
28
27% Dec
17
7
38
Dec
10
24% Oct 22°
371/4 Apr
37i/a Jan
9% Jan
30
153/4 Oct
10
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
Chickasha
26-% Jul?
17
46% Dec
17
Chock
50% Feb
4
44
23% Nov 25
7
72% May 20
8
353/4 Dec 30
Oct
7
99
Sep
12
953/4 July 8
10614 Apr 22
27
Jan
2
44% Oct
13
44
Jan
13
59% Oct
27
27
11
37
Jan
21
23
913/4 Feb
18
Dec
17
1023/4 Jan
12
351/4 Oct 23
47% Jun
30
46 % Jan
19
15
Feb
5
273/4 Mar 20
17
45% Dec
2
43
Jan
9
57
15% Jan
2
20% Oct
13
151/4 Dec
16
351/4 Jan
2
62
9
57% Jan
9
37% Feb
25
95
Oct
55
Sep 22
59
Dec
Dec
30
106%May 20
64% Aug
4
8
183/4 Jan
96% Nov 24
55% Jan
89
Dec
23
57
Dec
28
,33
Dec
9
39
2
Feb
10
153A Jan
2
253/o Dec
19
243/4 Jan
32
Jan
2
53
Dec
30
46
127
Jan
6
134
Dec
12
126
Dec
Jan
15
88
Jan
Mar 20
9
Milling Machine Co
10
Financial Corp
No par
133/4 Mar 18
18
86% May 8
233/a Dec 15
Dec"30
Jun
24
25 %
43% Jan
20
48% Nov
6
Sep~21
433/8 July 27
71
Dec
23
82
21% Jan
47% Dec
28
Feb
27
7
293/a Dec
18
9
72% Dec
16
23% Jan
8
45% Nov
13
50% Mar 11
34% Dec
10
7%
1
*38%
39
39
391%
253/4
25
653/4
*65
stock
63% Feb 2Q
14
48% May
2
23% Dec
22
193/4 Nov
18
20% Dec
30
153/4 Nov
73% Nov 28
60% Dec
16
Jan
12% Jan
63
-
2
May 23
31% Jan
2
49% Dec
16
30% Jan
17
37% Nov
17
•
7
Mar 23
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
Co
33
Dec
10
25% Nov
17
38 y2
65
Oct
24
54% Jan
14
2
15% Nov 20
9
673/4 Aug
7
18% Mar 11
416/8 Jan
2
57% Dec 30
12% Sep
55% Jan
2
64
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
106
May
112
Jun
Dec
1013/4 Sep
25
8% Jan
2
9% Nov 26
6% Feb
10
90
20
101 y2 Apr
112% Feb
22
20
9% Nov 21
Anr
Jan
4% Jan
2
2
5
19
Iron
93/8 Jan
2
16% Sep 29
7% Jan
2
153/B Jun
44% Jan
101
2
65
18
Pictures
28%
58 y8 Dec
24
68% Jan
21
106 Va Feb
25
Sep
15
108 % Jun
4
95% Dec
17
Commonwealth Edison Co
27% Feb
24
47% Dec
15
30 3/4 Sep
21
(5 preferred
29
29
29 3/8
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
10,300
28%
28%
31%
21,600
29%
29
31
16,400
1,000
271/2
28%
29%
31
30%
32
490
*14%
15
*14%
15
47 Y*
2,200
46%
47
46%
465/8
70%
71%
7,100
69%
70
67%
693/4
98,800
32%
7,900
15
32%
80%
80%
97
97%
98%
39%
38%
38%
37%
38
52%
53%
52
52%
52%
—(
33
32%
32%
8 01/2
52%
323/4
81
803%
81
99 Vn
99
99
36%
37%
36%
36%
1,900
51%
52%
521%
52%
25,300
803A
c97
480
130
49
48
483/4
47%
481/a
473/a
48
24%
24
24%
24%
243%
49%
50 3/4
49%
491/4
34
47%
241/4
51%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
151/8
153/a
153/a
92
923/4
92
92%
92%
923/4
92%
90%
8*
49%
49 3/8
49%
91%
483/4
493/4
48%
483/4
5,400
90%
91
90 3/4
91
90%
90%
290
58
*58%
59
*58%
59
34
*33%
34
*33%
34
'•
49%
50
49%
90 %
91
*901/4
91
57
57
*57%
58
33%
54%
33%
*33%
34
57
58
*33%
473/a
54
553/8
54%
55%
53%
54%
61%
617/s
61%
621/4
59%
'126%
127%
*126%
127%
*1261%
24%
491/4
61
I'
62%
61%
*126% 127%
102
*95
150% 150%
483/a
233/4
"491/4
49
533/4
127%
54%
583%
-
27,000
3,500
.
3,800
4,800
9,900
130
80
60
127%
21,400
3,100
127%
30
*95
102
*95
102
*95
102
*95
102
150%
151
149%
150%
1493/4
150
149%
1493/4
2,800
17,100
*1100
*1100
*1100
34%
*50%
51
*50%
44 Va
45
44%
445/a
20 i/s
203/a
20
20 »/4
*1110
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
ii
71%
71%
71%
71%
713/4
72%
281/a
28%
28%
30%
—29%
69%
64
653/8
623/4
64%
613/4
633/4
353/a
33%
35
47
46%
46%
40%
72%
|
40%
41%
*71%
72%
283/4
29%
14,300
62%
635/8
62,300
84,500
30
34%
34%
333/4
34%
*46 Ms
47%
*46%
*50%
>
47%
-
33%
34
463%
-
160
46%
400
'
173/4
64
48%
491/4
5
42
42%
17%
173/4
64
5
51
-
42%
.
49
43%
44%
43i/4
44%
25,200
20y4
20
20!%
201/a
20%
56,500
171/4
3,000
17 Va
*63
65
48%
51
443/4
20
173/4
*63
51
44%
.
:
48%
42%
51
17 y6
17'A
17%
*63
65
*50%
171/8
65
*63
51
50
65
20
48%
48%
483/4
48i/2
483/4
6,200
42
421/4
413/4
41 %
413/4
42%
4,900
11,400
1
com
27%
281/4
27V8 :
273/4
l21%
28
._10
Consol Edison of N Y com
31
29%
28
3,900
25%
571/4
58%
56%
57%
56%
563A
56
563/4
56
561%
11,000
1
30% Nov 24
Dec
353%
,46%
Solvents
14:% Jun
1
35
5
Combustion Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit Co
18
6
36
33
—No par
.—-No par
14
1
20"% Sep 30
7,500
35%
65
common—
$4.25
10 Vb Sep
14% Jan
6
35%
28 %
common
4.64% preferred
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing Co.
Cone Mills Corp.
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
9
253/4 May
12% Sep
36%
21%
353/4
50
Co
26 % Dec
4
643/4
211%
36 y8
36%
97
No par
1
preferred series B
Commercial
643/4
22
80
No par
.Collins A Alkinan Corp
May 18
2
3
25%
651/4
21%
40 %
72%
28Va
Columbus A Southern Ohio Elec
10% Jan
263%
65
*1100
Nov
46% Jan
25%
653/4
l
43
23% Jan
200
263/8
No par
common..
preferred-.
Columbian Carbon Co
5
40
48
100
5iy2Mar23
433/4 Sep 21
325/8 Jun 17
*39%
40
24%
50
15%
100
Columbia
14
Jan
40
2,100
23
32%
.
No par
.
74
Oct
35
5,200
42
64%
26
*38%
No par
24y2Mar23f
49
31
15
33
41%
43%
*39
115
14%
*32
23
33
50
16
29
65
423/4
|!108
66
97
No par
gtd—50
23
Oct
38% Dec
115
23%
22%
79%
_15
com
24% Mar 13
9
24
26
23%
*96
& Southern Ry—
4% noncumulatlve 1st pfd—_100
Columbia Broadcasting System.2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc.
10
Jan
37% Dec
33
39%
Colorado
46
15%
*32
43%
15
preferred
Fuel &
*15
43
5
2nd preferred
5%%
*108
15
33
43%
l
4%
Coca-Cola Co
Colorado
115
15
*32
42%
5
Corporation
Radio
*101
41%
No par
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Collins
115
15%
10
Co
Coca-Cola Internal/l Corp
Oct
*101
32
Cincinnati
Cluett Peabody A Co com
35
77
115
78%
15
16
1,000
11,800
32%
Dec
12
6,500
69
15%
;.y
100
Clevite
Apr 27
12%
41%
67%
32
100
14
Nov
12
40%
691/4
15%
8.50
Special guaranteed 4%
96"
123/s
42
68%
Electric—
A
12
136% Jan
12%
42
69'%
713%
20
169
12%
421/4
69
69
Jun
65
12%
42%
69%
70%
591/4 Dec
28
12%
423/4
69
65% Feb
28
119% Feb
Jan
2
12%
68%
32%
25
Service
30
42%
46%
preferred
43/4% preferred
Cities
307/s
12%
47%
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
101
29
86
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
2
22
37
-
2
44% Jun
34% Sep" 10
98% Jan * 2
Nov
30%
69
46%
City
Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co -i
Clark Equipment Co
21
63% Aug 11
173/o Sep
2
46% Nov
103/oJan
28%
47%
C I T
35i/o Jan
70
9,000
305/s
38%
28%
46
64% July 10
643/4 Jan 26
14
36%
28 3/4
1
4%
93
383/s
28%
31%
O'Nuts
Gas
363/4
291/a
*14%
No par
Common
Dec
383/4
28%
Corp
Cotton
8
Chrysler Corp
303/4 Dec
37%
291/8
14%
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl A Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
77
9,800
33,100
14,200
38%
28%
*30
No par
preferred series A
Cincinnati
28% Jan
83
31V4
31
37%
293/4
31%
45'/4 May 25
59% Oct
30%
30
38%
3,100
43%
*101
14 Vb
series A noncum pfd
100
Western com—No par
Full
201/a
14%
28% Nov 23
2
20%
*30 %
19
July 28
20%
20
381/a
20%
4,800
20%
15%
40% Nov
24
88
373/4
12 vb
& North
5%
88
38 3/8
14%
Chic
5%
89
38
5
32% Jan
22
*88
203/4
x20%
42
88 %
38%
No par
183/4 NOV 23
.
21
41%
88%
38%
Oil—
33% July 8
71% May 22
Chic Milw St Paul A Pac
63
42%
89
39
38%
29%
42
413/4
*88
68
50
:
19
5
40%
89
39
43%
lIO
com
20
Jan
41%
41
*38%
25
65
22
343/4
29
28
30%
Ry
Nov
32
Apr 25
44% Feb
Western
preferred
10
4
1
Corp
Corp
40
12% Jan
63% Oct
1
Class A
453/4 Jan
-
28%
1%
Chemway Corp
l
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago A East 111 RR com
No par
11% Jan
25 % Dec
1.25
1
Motors
Chemetron
41
*88
38%
20/2
'29
36%
Champion Spark Plug Co
Cliamplln Oil A Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
143/4
15%
14,700
571/8
573/8
57%
575%
571/4
151/4
573/8
15%
.25
15%
575/a
58
57%
57%
17,700
903/4
100
105
100
1
16%
1
10
9%
,
16%
90%
91
105
17
16%
9%
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923/8
9%
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17
:
92%
105 y2
105%
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10%
105%
155/8
16%
-
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91/4
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273/4
28
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104
153/4
9
275/a
92
105
,
1051/4
16%
16
9%
87/8
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IO51/4
600
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5,000
9
6,100
510
16%
163/4
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16%
7,900
10%
11%
10%
11
11
11%
111/4
28%
29
28%
291/4
28%
28%
28%
11%
283/
10,10 0
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60
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60 y8
60%
59%
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15,900
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97%
97
97
97
97
40%
3934
40%
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No par
1
11%
11 ya
281/4
283/4
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59
60
NTo par
97%
50o
;
91
•
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.
39%
>
-97y8
91
Vz
7,000
3,900
1
*
45% July 22
1
consol Electrodynamics Corp
19
58% Dec
2
29
23
21
Consolidated
20% Dec
22% Sep
173/4 Sep
29y2 Dec 31
3
22% Nov
Consolidated
15% Jan
8
273/4 Oct
29
21% Dec
2
4p% Jan
13
503/4 Dec
31
23% Jan
2
39% Jan
15
45% Sep
12% Dec
30
May 15
Deq 18
41
Aug 21
573/4 Oct 13
48 Ve Jan
14
92
30
104
1033/4 Apr
Dec
93
Sep
18
85
Oct
2
17
Feb
25
28
27y8JulylO
21
573/4 Feb
33
Jan
24
6
25
42% Nov
5
61% Feb
25
99% Mar 10
Feb
Jan
7
.Sep
27% Jan
10
2
Jan
40% Jan
81% Oct 30
8% Apr 29
18% May
8
30 V* Nov
6
96
23
87% Sep 25
79% Sep 24
Apr 10
493/4 Dec 31
106
25 Va Jun
82
99
Feb
26
92
Jan
22
25
30% Nov
9
92y8 May
8
Dec
9
44 ye Jun
18
55% July 29
101 Vb Oct
23
107y2 Apr 27
Feb
25
603% NOV
10
44
Nov
17
585/a Jan
2
75
Dec
18
92
13% Oct
11% Jan
2
23
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18
95
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May
Oct
see page
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50%
52
49%
2934
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225/8
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213/a
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5
*23y4
23%
23%
47%
48%
473/4
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48
49
14
14%
14%
143/4
15%
17
Consolidated Natural Gas
17
87
Dec
51%
293/4
20 y2
_5
Consolidated Laundries Corp
52% May 22
32
49 Va
29Ya
:.l
_10
Foods Corp
Utilities
Gas
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
Consolidation
Coal Co
Consumers Power Co
Apr
6
13
Common
100
$3.75
23 Va Apr
5%
383/s
38%
491/4
49%
283/4
.
291/4
10,400
19,200
29
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300
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18
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19
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11,900
10,000
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40
39
393/4
39
393/4
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54
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51,300
90
91%
90%
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91
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90
90
90
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730
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60
27%
28%
28%
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28
283/4
275/8
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89
.40
90
40%
/
of America—
5
100
common
Inc common
—
common
convertible preferred-
5
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preferred
No
Continental Copper A Steel—
Industries
*23
38%
1
No par
No par
4% preferred
Continental Baking Co
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can
24
-38%
48%
No par
—
com
—
16% Mar 12
20
pfd
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp
86
99
99
Apr 21
9
,_1.33%
Consol Electronics Industries
37% Oct
14% Jan
13% Jan
.26%
aay*
51%,
29%
10
par
"
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48V*
104
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28
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102%
104
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103
103
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Financial
Monday, JanuaryChronicle
11, I960
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Jan
Jan
2
38% Feb
1'
12
Oct
23
66
5
Continental
22
13% Apr
20
Continental
Motors
Dec
22
45 Va Oct
23
69% Jan
26
Continental Oil of Delaware:
3
66"% Nov
14
18
35
16'4 Jan
12
8
55% Jan
37% Dec
31
50 % Dec
12
21
7
13
19% Sep
41
Dec
31
39% Jan
33 V4 Jan
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23
24% Dec
74% Feb
12
102% Dec
83
Oct
8
85
Mar 11
17% Oct
30
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
89% Feb
88
26;
1
7
154% Dec
Feb
11
88
Sep
85
Feb
4
88
Products
Cornell
22
30 Vi Jun
9
Corn
May 12
55*a
22%
22 Va
22 3
55
52
56 Va
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22
1
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52
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87
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1
35% Jan
12
72
Nov
19
Crane Co common
Jun
16
71% Nov
24
85
Mar 30
40% Dec
4
1
'■■i 40% Oct
28
36% Sep
16% Jan
•
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10
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23
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19
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41
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13
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14
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15
3
9
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11
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.
14
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1
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Oct
Nov
19% May 20
34% Oct
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Jan. 5
Jan. 4
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Tuesday
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12
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Dec
18% Jan
28% Jan
NEW
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12% Dec
63
15
6
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Year 1958
44
LOW
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86
5
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23
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12
31% Dec
30
-
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29% Jan
•
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16
37% May 27
44
58% Nov
20
50 Vi Jun
9
60% Jan
101% Jun
25
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Dec
31
98 Vi Apr
15% Feb
20
29
Oct
13
32% Feb
31
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Jan
24
18% Jan
17
33% Sep
10
25% May 7
104% Sep 21
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15 Vi Dec
7 % Jan
2
15
Dec
3
10% Jun
15
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7
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17
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30
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56
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18
33
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15
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20
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30
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15
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21
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18% Jun
6
63 Vi Oct
13
67
14
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21% Apr
18
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5
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27
27'/a Jan
2
6
37
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6
34 Vi Sep
14
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
10
59% Jan
•
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14
46% Dec
21
83% Jan
15
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9
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16
14
92
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6
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24
89
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16
76
Dec
22
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2
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19
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26
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Dec'ca Records Inc
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A
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23
12% Jan
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56% Sep
24% Jan
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15
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21
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2
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30
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55
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28
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28
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28%
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29%
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30
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46 Vi Mar 13
46
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27
20
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a
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12
55%
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17
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202 Vi Feb
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28% Apr 24
6
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23
18%
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8
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18%
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17
11
9,100
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21
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7
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43
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12
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23
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22
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8%
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25
18%
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77
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23
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24% Aug
18
31% Sep 22
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11% Jan
101
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2
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29
30
14
9
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Detroit Steel Corp
24
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28
28
20
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3
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33
Apr
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51 Va
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2
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25
47% Mar 13
23
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A
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May 26
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5
19% May
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21
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1
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8
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4
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19
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22
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87
2
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14
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56% Dec
53%
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1
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prior preferred—..—— No par
3
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44
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prelerred___100
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19 *«
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54
86
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2
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6%
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18
13
30% Mar
—
preferred
Crucible Steel
81% Mar 11
Jan
39
preferred
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$4.20
16
8% Apr
29
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5
Aug
600
19%
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17 Vi Mar
38%
19%
6
15
„
100
39
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397/a
20%
37% Jan
23
*38%
24%
2
July
39%
V2
19%
21% Jan
114 Vi
•38
39'/a
•
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24%
$2
24
Dec
16
39
73
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19%
21
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37%
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6
7
37%
'
73
73 V'4
1
20
3
11
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25
5%
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Crowell-Collier
July 23
25 % Jan
Petroleum
,:V
__1
9
43 % Apr
100
Wheat Corp
Crescent
15
28
92% Nov
preferred
of
Cream
14
41
7
'-3%%
.
20 Va
20%
,
15,700
6,800
14,600
4*
32% Nov 24
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
7
Jan
2
2
22V# Apr 22
79
Ajfr
9
1514 Jan
2
24'4 Jan
2
43% May 5
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
-
13% May 14
30% Sep U
89
Sep
11
19% Dec
10
33
17
Dec
27% Nov
7
9
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
"
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
27% Nov
9
2
-
A
Co
10'/a July 16
28% Aug 31
10% Jan 13
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com—
$1.60 convertible preferred——40
37
Sep
14
FaJrmont
96
,
7% Sep'29
29% Jan
2
37% Apr
Mar
12
i 31%
35
Sep
11
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Fairclilld Engine A
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convertible preferred
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3,200
Number 5915
Ifil
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(113)
17
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Previous
Kftnge for
Year L!»5K
Oct
55
May 19
43
3% Apr
•
49 % Feb
9
6
17 74 Dec
24 To Aug 21
57
:
21% May 26
23% Aug
17
27% Jan
52 % Dec
16
Mar 14
24 %
15% Nov
136
Dec
88
25
517a Dec
21
Ferro
4
57% Mai" 20
Fiberboard
6
19 % Jan
Filth
100
22% Nov
6% Mar 10
8
10% Sep
44% Jail
13
Oct
16
151
July 20
23
14
80% Jail
31% Dec
28
9% Jail
5
13% Apr
32% Sep
2 L
44% Jun
89
2
Jun
4
81% Dec
23
3
112% Dec
16
99
Sep
21
32% Dec
3
26
Jun
9
43
28
'
Jun
15
94
31
Oct
25%
17
Apr
3
,33% July 18
96
15
Dec
56 % Dec
1
$4
23
43
Mar
93
Jail
Oct
35% Dec
31
22
Sep
21
35 % Jan
2
17% Dec
31
11
Sep
22
17% Jan
2
27
46% Dec
18
40
Fell
9
180%Dec
24
170
Feb
16
216
1
67
July 10
95
2
7% Jan
35% Oct
100
Jan
2
89
NOV
10
95
July
147
Nov
.
$4.20 divld
Food
17
Aug
Food
Much
13
3%%
3%%
4
1
17
17%
167 a
17%
17
Light Co
route
convertible
23
12% Jan
21
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
1 •'% Jan
5
19% Feb
20
20
37% Apr
22
Freoport
30% Dec
18
Feb
20
22
Jun
2
20% Dec
18
18% Jan
28
Juu
2
70
24
68
Dec
24
Dec
77
ivi
indntj'' Co
Motor
Foremost
i%
173/4
5,100
700
49 % ;
47%
4874
48%
49
46%
46%
46%
45%
4574
15%
16%
5,700
16%
16% :
33%
34%
16%
33%
34%
33%
35
177-4
12,100
34
35
34%.
34%
8,900
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6.25
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103
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103
5974
59
59 %
5774
5874
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28%
29 %
28%
29%
2874
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127a
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54%
54%
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16,900
54%
53%
54%
53
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32 Vt!
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31%
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31%
32%
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84
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32 %
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27%
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27%
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1,100
48
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89
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18
32%
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5
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2
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197a
19 Va
1974
19 Va
19%
19%
38%
40%
38%
1974
3974
38%
39%
24,800
37%
38
37%
38%
8,700
Fruebauf TrailerCo common
15% Dec
1774
46%
Franklin Stores Corp
14
17%
10
1
21
10% Jail
17%
1
Nov
13
17%
I,900
2
Sep
21% Jan
6,100
4874
10
Dec
49% May 12
70
100
31 %
6
69
47
preferred
18
2
68%
15
___
19
24
68%
'185
*185
*185
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preferred
22
Sep
217a
1
45% Mar
Nov
44%
21%
26
>
10
93% Dec
14 %
44
21%
49'%
preferred
C'heni Corp
2
39 % Oct
44%
_15
5
2
27
44%
14%
or '51
ser
25 % Oct
2
3,800
26
*2174
45
467a
No pav
50% Jan
Ford
27
3,200
49
common—
1 1
21
4,900
2.50
lite
pld
&
49%
—2.50
31
25
-
6974
100
52% Aug
Jan
54
69
No par
50% Dee
8% Jail
i~fi%
69%
38%
46%
pfd
23% Nov
15
X69 %
_5
2
25% Feb
i
70%
Mari.Llnc fi
Food'
5
6974
29%
7
35% Apr
37% Jan
2174
12,900
3874
13,800
49%
convertible
Marll
20% Aug
217 a
Giuiitj Markets lnc
4%
55% Aug 27
*44%
21%
;—
_a;_
Food
2
12% Jan
5
44%
21%
__5
Fluor Corp Ltd
Fair SUrres
8
84
30
27
44%
1 ()()•'
Power
27%
26%
45
19%
3974
,38%
19%
15%;
eom_
Power Corp
Florida
9
26 %
20
19%
21%
__No par
2nd
4074
8
14%
Co
A
20
6574
46
common
eonv
Florida
27% May 29
v
Co
preferred
$4.50
5
Rubber
Stores
Corp.:
Carpel.
19%
39%
Shares
63%
8 '
10
lnc
preferred
Flintkote
1
31% Mar
15
30% Dec
10
Feb
117% Jun
Filth
28
Mar 17
Jan
87
Nov~28
40% Sep
.
874
44%
_No par
Lines
___
National
'
66%
8%
._„i
Prod
Coacli
Corp
% %
27%
27%
_-.nl
Paper
p'li'stameriea
I
,29
65 % Dec
;
107% Dec
4
First
397a
65%
874
*21%
2.50
Corp______
Firestone Tire &.
2
20 %
39%
no
Avenue
Filtrol
Mar 11
104
Aug 21
55
20%'Jail
12
19'%
6,7 %
.
Fenestra lnc
120% Oct
12
14
19
20%
39%
the Week
Jan. 8
8%
5
—
Friday
Jan. 7
25
common
preferred
Federated Depi Stores
25% Jan
31% Nov 24
5
Nov
26
<55% Feb
<15% Ap.r
Paper Board Co
13% Oct
10
104 % Jun
'100% Sep
;
Federal
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 6
66%
8%
39%"
Y
4.60%
68
8%
20
Pacific Electric Co__
45% Feb
49% Jilly 29
7
<82% Apr 16
6
i
66%
8
i
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SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 5
69%
7%
.5
30
6
67
2
Mogul Bower Bearings
12
70% Dec
25
Tuesday
Jan. 4
—5
_
Federal
31% July 29
56% Jail 26
50'/a Feb
30% Nov
38% Apr
Federal
30
16 % Jan
25
23
27
10% May
16% Apr
Fedders
20
437/a Nov
Metallurgical Corp
Corp;
,r,
Corp
Favviclc
24
40 % Dec
2
30
Apr
Dec
23 % Mar 13
20% Jan
10% Apr
10
Par
Fansteel
22 '/a
Jun
22
<29% Jan
23
Nov
52
<19 Va Jan
21% Jail
Oct
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
"
16% Mar 10
32 % Nov
>29% Jan
72
.»»
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
5% Jan
13
6% Dec
11% Jan
U8.V4 Apr
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCK RECORD
;
vCp ._y.
Dairies
_.
Inc.
Sulphur
__
.
———_No par
177a
90%
18
17%
17%
337a
33 %
33%
33%
90'U
92%
91%
*89
92%
90%
*89
90%
1774
17%'
1774
8,500
35%
3374
34%
II,300
9174
91%
897a
92
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
674
15%
15%
15%
157-4
1574
*15%
1574
1574
26 %'
27%
26%
27%
267a
27 Va
2674
27
29
297a
28%
29%
29%
2974
2874
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70%
69%
69%
207«
2174
1974
2074
26
267a
27
2774
1
69 %
70
21
100
*6
21%
50
1774
3374
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6
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preferred
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90%
*15%
1
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*89
7
116,600
8
3,300
400
2674
1574
27%
27,800
29%
28%
29
47,200
69%
69%.
70%
71
180
1974
2174 •:
2074
2174
15,900
26%
27%
27
10,400
G
7
Jun
H:!4 Dec.
8% Jun
2
.40% Jun
22
.
•32
Jun
27
Jan
3% Jan
;
51 % Dec
16% Jun;
44 Va Dec
4
45% Dec
2
774 Oct
40 Va Oct
22
34
13
Oct
•
12
28
Nov
37% Jail
5
14
I I
9
19
19 % Sep
3
19
42
Am
Dec
11
29
Dec
14
Apr
18
9
89 % Oct
20
22
Nov
18
J9
51 %
Feb
9
11
Dec
22
138
Jun
a
40 Va Sep
{174 Jun
14% Nov
2
,
Jan.;
2
Dec
8
141
Aug 25
974 Nov
2
38 % NoV
7
43% Dec
'75
3
937/4 Jun
Jun
774 Feb
7
7
"974
v.
Nov
42 Va
11
37% Oct
21"
27
74
?
Nov"12";'
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7% Nov
14 % Jan
1(1
7%
-
Geiieial
►
3374 Oct
28
.
97u Jan
2
iJ4;v Apr
24
39% Mar 18
10
2974 Dec
(577 a Nov
19
42% Oct
30
66
(57.
8
7974 Dec
29
74
22
99% Dec
" Apr
18
} 974 Jail
.
2
34 Va Dec* 31
48
Jan
13
79 Va Dec .«•' 2
4!!i» Jan
2
2274 Dec
Sep
*19
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105% Oct
83
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-52-
2
16
92'A Jan
22
f
Aug 29
30Va Dec
28
101% Dec
6
117% Jun
6
9
9
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74% Feb
16 Va Feb
iun~~3
Nov
Sep
303/4 Jun.
28
;
18
„
105
.
40
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Jan
27
Aug 25
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May 26
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41
Jan
20
31% P cb 24
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52 Va Feb
14
87
Mar
% Det
23
26
Nov
16
28
60
29% Jan
'
2
43
Nov
73"
Dec
16
76
Nov
20
16
b% Jan
17
Jan
-
6
Oct
30
26% Old
24% Sep
4
/
31
7/64 Dec
13
1174 Dec
7
39% Fell
721,. Man
•
Sep
39;% Nov
29
18 74
1874
2,100
5%
5%
5%
4,100
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47%
4574
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48 Va
30
307 a
30%
3074
90%
9074
91%
92
25%
26
257a
26
2574
26%
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64
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6474
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64 74
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64 7'4
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3274
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45
77
26%
27 Va
2
8%
8 Va
8
4474
77
27 %
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28%
47%
48 Va
99%
9774
28
35
/
1
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103 Va
29%
28%
2874
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52 V4 !
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5574
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Portland
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y 76%
conv
7674
77
76%
77
2474
24
24%
2474
24%
39
3974
39
3974
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5374
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40
39
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Utilities Corp—2.50
y23 %
Public Service;-
Rights wi
Geiierai Railway Signal—
General Refractories
7..
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39
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39
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2974
54
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4,800
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37%
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1
51
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8,300
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14,400
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65%
65 Vh
65 Va
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65
64
67 Va
68 Va
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66%
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66
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32 Va
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32
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•
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32
A
1,021,800
6,900
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3
2874 Sep
16
Nov
11
27 7a Sep
4
2474 Oct 23
May 22
31
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Y
1
330
217,200
101' 'A
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38 74 ■
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.
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104,000
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101 Va {
76%
2374
Equlpt Corp——1
preference—___No
101
39%
,
1
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$3 coiivei tlhle preferred-—-No par
General
9
10074
90,900
97%
27 Va
55 .;
102
7,100
521/2
10374
28%
2974
103 %
54%
General Public
;
34 V4
104'A
28 %
30%
common-
4,600
'
33%
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8
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79
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4,200
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83 74 Nov
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29
21
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130
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(114)
18
.
.
Monday, January 11, i960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
14
Lowest
Highest
Mar
75% Dec
Nov
5
30% Feb
1
'
79
17
37% Dec
35% Nov 24
Mobile &
$5
July 13
3
Par
Gulf
States
26%
*70%
72
8.33%
35%
37
35%
Sep
84
19
Oct
30
95% Jan
10
100
Jun
25
109
May
Sep
8
29
89% Apr
13
$4.20
dividend
preferred
__100
81 % Dec
102% July 14
90
9
Dec
16
94
Jan
9
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
dividend
preferred—;
Aug
Dec
30
Dec
91
7
96
98
99% Sep
88
13
1
22
Common
9
$4.44
3
S5
4
$5 08
Apr
104% Mar
105% Mar
49% Nov
dividend
44% Feb
20
Hackensack
Aug 14
48% Nov
20
71% May 19
Halliburton
18
25 Va Nov
4
29% May 22
Hall
13% May 20
24% Dec
8
30
Hamilton
2
20% Mar 31
July 23
Jan
2
99
Feb
6
114 % Aug 31
21% Jan
2
33% Sep 26
28 % Jun
19
36'% Aug 14
Nov
19
39Va Jan
5
47% Dec
10
70
26% Jan
41
2
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
23
Apr
7
30
Jan
30
88
Decc 8
Mar 17
140
44 % Feb
65% May
4%
Harsco
3
14
24% Nov 20
34
18
34
54% Dec
15
13
20
3% Jan
9% Dec
9
38
6
28 % Jan
Dec
5
Jan
Mar
17
7% Jan
16
12% Apr
22
35% Nov
30
39% Apr
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
51% Dec
31
17
43% Sep
12% Dec
21
15% Nov
43% Jan
2
67
Nov
10
64% Jan
2
83% Oct
7
89 % Feb
21
75 '/a
79% May
7
16% Jan 12
30
90% May
Sep 22
6
30% Dec
12
14
40% Dec
11
Heller
(W
33 Ve Dec
8
30% Apr
16
Hehne
(G
27
32% Dec
8
34*% May 11
37% Mar 13
38
Jun
32% Jan
2
Feb
25
19% Nov
10
16%
Jan
7
25% Jun
61
20
50
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
107% Oct
Nov
118
Apr
23
70 % Nov 19
105
Sep
66
Jan
34
29
118% Apr
2
10
82 V4 Nov
Jan
Hercules
19
53% Jan
3
35% Dec
31
36% Dec
26% Jan
14
35% Nov 20
25 Vs Dec
15% Sep
29
13% Jan
74% May 29
64% Jan
72 % Aug
11 Vs Jan
13
60
74
Jan
Jan
7
88% Nov 28
2
85
.
117
Jan
Wt
July 22
41
Aug 27
Hilton
21
Jan
37
May 21
11% Oct
27
12
21% Jan
27% Feb
2
24% Jun
29% Nov
30
39% Apr
29
49% Jan
21
39% Feb
24
67% Dec
16
44% Oct
22
65% Jan
2
Jan
30
47% July 22
Hooker
Dec
15
9
90% Apr
9% Apr
13
5% Sep
6
Hotel
32% Apr
30
5%
23% Apr
7
39% Nov
20
35
85
Sep
5
92
Jan
31
80
8
Jan
2
8% Nov
20
19
Jan
7
29 % Nov
21
15% Feb
10
23% Nov
28
36% Jan
9
41% Dec
3
27% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
74% Dec
18
5
Sep 21
19% Jun
22
2
24
Feb
41
Feb
12
26% Dec
14
37% Jan
84
Jun
6
69
Dec
15
80% Mar
2
Dec
1
90
Jun
6
77
Dec
28
92
Dec
85% Mar
Feb
20
97% Aug 13
85
28
96% Jan
52% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
21
75
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
64% Sep
11% Jan
5% Jan
30
13% Jan
< 8
14
63
Oct
13
50% Sep
21
13% Jan
27
20% Nov
17
18
72% Jan
17
Jan
22
23
27
87% Dec
19
84% Dec
10
2% Jan
2
6% Oct
20
5 % Jan
7
2
38% Dec
3
Mar 17
29% Dec
24% Dec
2
1
35
Jun
19% Oct
Hunt
93% July 30
9% Dec
25
39% Dec
31
23% July
13
9
15% Feb
11
50
Dec
31
42% Mar 18
52
Jau
29% Oct,
23
39
33% Jan
13
Apr
50% Dec
31
40
24
45'« Jan
46% Dec
2
38% Dec
31
35
Jun
9
47% Jan
21
38% Oct
7
Jun
9
40% Sep
29
1
52% Jan
22
45% Dec
21
50
45% Dec
Jan
51
Jun
23
41 % Oct
7
47
Jan
14
2
47% Feb
3
40% Sep
25
45% Mar 18
36% Jun
26
41% Aug
13
8
10% Feb
Illinois
5
2
42% Dec
18
43% Peb
3
9% Nov
13
Jan
6% Dec
2
24% Nov
12
65
Jan
17% Nov
5
2
30
101
Nov
May 27
74% Nov
17
109
162
July 18
35% Jan
22 % Jan
86
Oct
18 Va Jun
57
143
2
43
13
12
30
5
3
Dec
26% 8ep
30
Dec
166
9
17
Sep 25
7% Jan
7
86% Jan
8
111V4 Dec
24% Nov
13
71
July 16
Feb
136
32% Julv 14
Dec
40
Mav
11
4
18
7
25
Jan
13
41% Oct
28
30
Jan
2
35 % Oct
6
33%
33% Dec
2
17
31
Jan
19
28
27% Jan" 2
29% Jan 13
118
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14
56
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125
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10
34% Nov
14
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Dec
31
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 1Q
34% Jmy is
44% Nov 19
T26% July 24
42% Oct 28
15
Jan
89
Mar 20
Jun
15
17
37
10
55 Va Nov
Feb
31% Dec
Feb
29
Jan
3
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14
28% Feb
9
♦0
17% Jun
9
19% Mar
32
Sep 22
Sep 21
35
32
Dec
33
9
Aug
..
42
%
43%
1,900
31%
31%
31%
31V2
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,100
33%
33%
33%
*33
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19V8
19 Va
*18%
19%
1,100
74%
71 %
72%
■72%
71%
72
70*8
71%
10,300
105%
*105%
107%
71%
*105%
107%
*105%
107
*105%
105%
*33
34
33 Va
*33
80
78%
78%
41%
40%
41%
27*4
18%
28
27%
28
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
64%
64 %
*63 Va
65%
*63 Va
65%
101 %
101V2
101%
100%
*33
101 Va
101
Va
37Vs
37%
37
*78
78%
40 %
27%
37 %
*78
40%
27%
27
700
40%
12,900
27
27 Va
100 Va
27V4
3,000
18%
17%
18%
10,200
64%
18
*63%
64%
10
100%
100%
260
101
36%
36
36
14%
36%
14%
13TB
14%
14
14%
13%
14 V'b
1,600
26%
27%
26%
26%
25 7
a
27
25%
26%
26%
26%
17,200
12%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
4,300
24%
24%
26
4,400
29
29
„
24%
*29
25
24 7
29 Va
46%
47 %
45%
5
40%
2IV4
25 %
29
*29
29%
200
42 7 a
42
Va
42%
42
42 %
4,700
46%
45%
6 V'B
45%
46%
45 %
46
6,100
41
39l/a
*81
40
*81
38%
82 Va
6
6*/a
6
u
18 %
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,000
21%
21%
21%
22
21 %
21%
36 >4
4,500
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%:'
*36%
300
27%
28
37%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27%
6,800
*70 Va
71
70%
70%
20
5c
*36%
No par
277«
28
70 "a
70%
*70 *a
71%
78 Va
*77
78 Va
*77
78%
87 Va
y
*70 %
*85
87%
*85
87%
71%
*77
78 Va
*77
*85
87 Va
*85
68
68'%
67 Va
15
15%
15*4
15 Va
15
15*4
14 3
2*%
23%
243
4
23%
24 5 it
14%
1,100
a
23
23%
51%
22%
52 %
52 3
23%
30,900
51 %
a
52
523a
51 %
52
51%
52
:
23 7
No pa?
67%
68'/a
5
29*4
29%
29*4
29%
*85 %
86%
*85%
86%
9%
com.
A
16
29
39%
39 3
21
21
47%
r
48%
69
68
;
.
69
14
29
29
29 Va
28%
28%
86%
85%
86 Va¬
85%
85%
100
10%
11
10%
il %■
11%
12■l'a
586,500
39 3
4
39%
39%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
*39%
»
•
21%
*39 Va
21%'
48%
48%
48 V4
48%
47%
48
47 Va
48
3034
31%
30;%
31%
30%
30%
30%
3iy8
7,600
46
.47 Va
47%
47%
46 3 a
47 3 8
46%
47 Va
18,200
15
45%
453#
.x443«
45 %
44:%
45
43
44%
43%
43%
7,200
.
'
""
43
:
46 V4
x46
46
43
*42
43 Va
43 Va
43%
*43
44
*43
44
•*40%
*4018
41 %
*40 Va
41%
*40%
41
*45%
46%
39%
39%
42%
39%
39 V4
39%
/39V2
7%
*7 Va
7 V4
7Vi»
7V»
7 Ve
7%
22 Va
22%
82%
46
39%
7%
83 '/a
39'%
6,000
*39
*41
41%
20 %
21 %
21»8
22%
22%
22 Va
No par
83
84%
82 Va
83:%
82%
83 Va
_10(.
*150
46
39
39
470
V
610
;
2,100
Corp—
5
155
154
50 %
49 %
50
48
49%
47%
48 3 4
26,400
41%
41%
42%
42
42%
AO
WK
%
I'
29'A
*29
30
30
29 V4
44%
42
90 Va
*89
29%
49
29%
100
Mining Corp
*68%
30
29'/4
442
440 Va
42%
43%
29%
29%
443
439%
i,j "
30
ti
90%
*89
>156
*154
89
2934
.z%
89
29
442
29%
437
440
48:%
49 %
48%
49%
48%
49%
141 %
141 %
140%
140%
140%
141%
30%
31V«
31 VA
30%
31
30'A
31
*68%
70
*69%
400
5,*U0
10
,9,000
14,000
70
%
70%
500
*68
24
%
23 Va
31
70
*68 Va
70
233a
23%
108%
109%
:
49 V
49%
141V4
141%
29,300
360
9,800
109%
110'/4
108 Va
23%
109%
"20%
2034
19%
20%
—.7.5C
134%
134%
135%
135 »/a
*86 Va
8 7 V4
*86 V4
86'A
86V4
100
*12%
13%
1334
14 Va
13%
14
*13 Va
13%
1,300
63%
62
62
61%
62%
*61
62
136
136
135%
136%
preferred
;
No par
Ry« of Cent Ainer com..No par
preferred
100
136
'
86%
86 Va
12Va
13
63
63
62 Ve
138
'
:
"
Sail
43 Va
90 Va
154
]
—No par
Limited
common
23 3 4
5
j.
Canada
Packers
31
43
*89
43
90%
29
141
30*/4
29 y4
30
%
438 %
50 %
140 Va
5
1
*29
444 Va
100
com
10.100
40%
437
No pai
common
26,900
83
48%
29 V4
1
—
*150
223s
82
50
*89
1..—100
Machines.
155
1,300
22
41
42%
1
5
common
*150
7%
%
48
20
inc
155
:
7%
.
40 »/4
..No par
prefer red
International
3,500
Mexico
preferred
5%
21%
313 4
1
De
Paper
800
463'4
preferred
$4
2,400
*
31*8
Co-
International
39%
'
common..
ol
4,800
45%
5
preferred
Nickel
%
—-No par
Int'l Minerals Ac Chemical
Int'l
90
6,300
86%
100 pesoc
International
77
87%
67%
67
14%
4
'
77
*85
29
V
11%
20%
5
10
39
50
10
42%
Eleetrica
International
12,000
18 3
21%
100
Inc
—:
4%
6%
18%
46 y4
Harvester
11,700
82%
6%
21%
*45
7%
39%
*81
22 V»
preferred
preferred,
Int'l
23
25%
,i
29
39
82 Va
5%
26
18%
37
4.20%
Iron
4,800
29 Va
42 Va
82 Va
*14
26%
b
*29
41 Va
57«
6%
,"
*18%
.3
40 %
*81 Va
82
6
..25
common
41V#
*81
1
14%
40
Business
10
78%
40
43
Interiake
107
78%
40%
*63 Va'
37
36%
30
33%
78%
39%
*39
Int'l
10
72
79
.
19 Va
23 Va
109
20
23 Va
136 V2
134
87
23'A.
109%
108%
1958
18%
19%
136'A;
*86 Va
2,100
15,600
19%
11,800
133%
132
86%
23%
110
17,700
140
'? 133%
135
12
International
Stioe—...No par
34 7 b
35%
35 %
36
6
International
Silver
51
51 Va
51
*33%
51%
34%
33%
33 Va
.38%
39
37%
38%
37%
38%
36%
37%
72,400
37%
36%
37 Va
37
37
37.
37%
1,300
41'%
42
'41%
42
35%
36%
T6%
37
19
19%
19 Va
19%
35 %
331a
"33%
17
18
5
7%
.—No par
25
common
preferred
__25
International
Tdep
International
Utilities Corp com—5
Teleg
At
$2 convertible preferred
{Intersta te Dept Stores __x.
No
n#-
May 27
40% Apr
17% Jan
20
21
Nov
4
45
Jan
IS
116% Sep
15
73
Jan
23
,36% Jan
2
Iowa
40% Mar 18
Power Ac
$6
33%
33%
38%
3Q%
38
38
37
42
42
35
35 V+
35 V#
19
19 V'4
19
lo
common..
50r
preferred
34%
•41%
34%
-38%,
38%
34 V4
34%
34%
35 7
»
1
115
Co,.—...,..5
43
Macbihe Co...
Jefferson lake Sulphur Co^«__
1
Jersey vCeut Pwi Ar Lt 4% pfd .100
17%
18%
77
78
46%
46%
»
T.r
Ctrriift
prpHker
r
I
IJghl Co
rJ#land Creek Coal
136%
25
-
Interstate Power Co,-..
3.50
Iowa Elec Light A/. Power Co.
S
Iowa-in I not# O a b & Elec ftp.:.—„ j .
—
«8
43
*41
lufl
July 30
42 V? Dec
42 %
43
steel
1,400
42
40 /'•
A
3,300
40%
*41
4% %
6
37% Aug 21
15% May
6
28% Mar 19
78
39%
46%
28
172% July, 15
33 V4 Dec
*76 Va
•*39
6%
;.«% Jan
40% Dec
May 28
13% Jan
32% Sep
Oct71?
141% Nov
15
10% Sep
78
39%
*40%
July 3u
86 % Dec
28
3
7
*76%
47,200
V
40%
_]o
Inspiration Cons Copper...
9
May
78
40
inland
21
7
12% Jan
111
*76%
78
40%
Industrial Rayon—
30
80
12%
90
*76%
-50
14
35 Va Apr
12
89 Va
43
Ingersoll-Rand
7
153% Jan
12%
89
*39
S
69%
12%
89
■
;•
preferred
,
50
Indianapolis Power At fJgbt—No par
May 29
57% July 10
67%
13
90
4.70%
4
138
77
68%
66%
800
10,700
37
13
*41
4.42%
488
27 V4 Jun
16 % Nov
77
70 %
8,900
50
10%
88%
40%
Corp
31% July
1
v*
43 Vi
Ctfs
27
66 3 a
13
89%
*39%
Interchemical
9
96 Va
13
37% Jan
12%
89%
*41%
Insuranshares
17% Feb
7
12%
90%
50
y-:-10%
*35 %
37
*35%
50
17
39% Jan
72 V4
12%
89%
37
50
29
2
69 Va
*35 Va
preferred
24
Jan
71 %
37
preferred
Apr
25
*35%
42%
46%
common
Dec
22
13
22
Co
85% Feb
Sep 25
8ep 22
31
UVb
42%
—
32
Dec
Oct
50%
10'%
43%
....
45
28
95
50%
11%
..1
Co
19
20
68
13% Dec
21% Jan
Co
86% Oct
13
122% Nov
50 Va
11
4.08%
>.
50% MaT 18
11
2
Jan
Oct
55
15
27
100
28
163
Jun
Jan
88
July 28
43% May 8
34% 8ep 21
33% Sep
21% Aug 27
50#4
4.26%
July 17
May 7
May 0
July 6
78% Jun
65 % Feb
7
149
385% May 12
44
51 %
11%
11
42%
pfd series A
27% Mar 26
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
70% Jan
13
94
1
Jan2
Oct
Oct
29 Va Dec
*50%
Refrigerator Co
Power
Industrie
25
14
20
*
4
47
Apr
ludusl
t'uwei
3
156
51
'
5,400
16,700
lo
common
Cement
Dec
6% Apr
51
com
Illinois Central UU Co
Oct
20
29
..100
Ideal
47
38% Nov
49%
28%
100
iUaliw
42
2
52
48 V8
30
common
17
13
29% Jan
50%
12%
preferred
12
Oct
48
51%
52%
1
preferred.
21
41
2,000
5,600
123
100
convertible
Hnftjmi&nn
24
29% Jan
Nov
At
58%
55%
55%
*120%
123
28
common
preferred series
5%
*120%
*_i
Bay Min At Sin Ltd
Hupp Corp
56%
56
123
57%
1,800
50c
preferred
Foods
5%
-
31
500
58
49%
—.—No par
convertible
30
32
50%
par
preferred
Hudson
14
56%
27
HO
32
49
Houston Lighting At Power
No par
/"Howard Stores Corp
1
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware).;
1
July 13
66
?
20% Jan
13% Jan
4%
*120%
27
*106
"5' 27%
25
___■
Corp
America
convertible
4.40%
55 3 4
57V4
27
32%
50y4
.
14% Dec
40 Vs Apr
10
6
18% Sep
15
Chemical
Household Finance
3%%
preferred
30
Jan
57 3a
12.50
Houdaille-Industries Inc
2
29
81
58 %
1,900
109
28%
#67%
preferred
preferred.!
Corp of
$2.25
57%
26%
*106
27%
37
common.
convertible
$4.25
*32 Va
27
49 Ve
2.50
Homes!ake Mining——.
Honolulu Oil Corp...
5
36% Dec -30
Holly Sugar Corp
5%
32 Va
50%
*35%
Hotels Corp
25% Dec
106 Va
32%
-
125
52 %
11
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics
Corp__.
Holland Furnace Co
30
May 21
47% Dec 31
26%
V105%
32%
58%
300
10,300
52%
No par
6
3
56*4
27
111
100
49%
27Vt
49'
27
5
7
2
49%
27%
~60
■
.49%.
49%
48%
100
preferred series A
2nd prd (conv)
30
2
48%
48%
27%
2
22% Oct
17% Jan
49%
98
28
100
31% Jan
25% Jan
98%
98
100.
27%
*122%
53%
10%
Corp—..—No
12V# Nov
22% Jan
*97
/
*98
48
No par
_2 1/12
31
27
98%
*97
50%
26%
56%
]
preferred
common
19
15% Apr
r
27 Va
:
10
15% Dec
14
98 %
39%
33% Dec
12% Nov
92
a
48 Va
f
100
2
20
*89
26%
5
10
Jan
100
92
49
25
9% Jan
~9%
20
85
*89
100
*48%
82
85
5034
57%
~_1
16% Jan
2
10,100
30 7
82
85
28
Newport Chem Corp..,
$4%
31%.
31%
82
84 %
47%
Co
3,At%
31%
;
io
——
Heyden
98,400
27%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
25
35%
*80%
•
27%
32%
—50
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
Hertz
343 4
1§
common—
Powder
49 Va
8,200
■
72%
T- 51%
E) At Co—
5%
46% Apr 27
42*% July 29
23% July 22
31
35%
49%
*106
125
52 Va
.2.50
7%
noncnmulative
Hercules Motors
3
1
31
10
55%
Inc
2
*98
59
*122%
Inc
17% Jan
27
*57%
1
(H J) Co common
3.65% preferred—
23% Jan
*97
32 Via
.
/.50
preferred
Industries
27% Apr
38% May
com
Heinz
5
27 Va
*70
27 Va
.
112
*32 /,
Corp
Industries
Haveg
Hayes
2
Dec
92
26%
*107
---lyjyy:/.V.icq
Corporation
4 % %
97
100
*48%
51 Va
27%.
2.50
Harshaw Chemical Co
Hart Scbaffncr & Marx
v.,
Hat Corp of America common
50% Dec
30
36% Nov
49 %
50%
27%
__]
8
1
44% Dec
29 Vs Nov
*48 %
_100
.
Harrls-lntertypc
13
92
97
5
1
preferred
3
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
*89
*98
5
common
Refrac
92
98
13
6%' preferred
*89
97
Paper Co—
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walk
85
98
10
132
85
97
Jan
7
Apr
convertible
85
100
25
C6
Watcli
*84
92
57% Dec
1
30% Jan
Shares
27%
'•
72
-
82
*89
Well Cementing
Printing Co
F)
>' '82
_10n
61% Nov
6
122% July
1
the Week
Jan. 8
27%
35%
>
■31%
31
31%
85
Ham menu ill
6
32% Dec
38
(W
27
*70
'
36%
82
*83%
Oil
29% Nov
47% Juiy
35%
36%
'•
72
31%
*
Water
7
69
*70
80 %
31
81%
—100
preferred
21
30%
*80
preferred
dividend
Jan
3
9
Nopai
—_—
49% Apr
38% Jan
20
28%
27%
■
Friday
Jan. 7
Utilities Co-
Jun
32
'
,
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 6
28
72
80
May 29
26%
26
*70%
28
96
Jan. 5
par
No
_
Oil
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jah. 4
Ohio R.R com_No par
preferred—:
Corp new_
Gulf
V
Monday
EXCHANGE
Gulf
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
67% Dec
24
17
22
28 Vs NOV
9
,5
May
52
Range for Year 1959
,,
Year 1958
Lowest
115
44V4
'*
—
-34'
42%
35%
*
"19
t
35%
.
1,600
35%
35%
35%
36
7.700
51
50
50%
50 Vs
50%
2,300
8
.-38 %
...
34
35^8
35%
117 7
43%
139%
36
34 3
34%
33% .138%
34 "4
34%'
*114
139%
35%
*50%.
*114
'
44
43 Va
*22%
38%/
31
—:a%
36%
3614
117
-*114
43%
200
41 %
42
4,300
37%
4,400
19%
IO1/#
*34 V
3.3«
,
34%
„.38%/.. 39'A33%
34
36
13%
-36
115
117
42%
34
37 %
.
38%...:
34%
34
34%
*32%
115
42%
5,800
1,300
.-4,500:
3,600
3,200
180
42%
4,500
19%
17%
3.400
J
J 6
Va Jan
2
19% Feb 25
82
Jan
15
02% Dec 23
34% Apr 23
26% Sep
33 % Oct
90
;j
3
V2 May 12
18 % Dec
15% Nov
75
Dec
40
88
Jan
Sep
14
4
29
16
24
31
52% Dec
76 Va Nov -13
46
Dec
31
3®
56 % Dec
31
Apr
11
61
Dec
30
99% Aug
54 % Oc:
7
&6
e
40% Nov 23
18
Mar
4
May 22
For
footnotes,
see
1» ♦
46
Ma«
57
Feb
P
12
„
—
27
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
Common——_
,_.l
spr
2;
59'
Apr
27
'0«
% Dec 29
53
93
Jaeger
Julv
preferred
Jobns-ManvHle Corp
14
Johnson
83'
pa/e 24
Dec
28
Dec
22
03 Va Feb
l«
«
'uly 2P
3% •;
Jones
5'>
Joy-
Ac
Ac
»
Laughlin Steel
tcrief:
Manufacturing
Co
*76 %
19%
18%
*'
19'A
19
19%
17%
177„
17%
77 3 4
77%
77 *
iio'
46%
-13%
46%
79
79
79
19'A
4
79
*76,/".
1%.
'
734
4
■
V'q
48%
49%
48%
49%.
4'
60'
61
61 %
6" V'4
62
commoni_10
87%
89%
86 3 a
8fiU
9," V.
8' ;%
c:%
100
97%
97%
97%
98
<*7 %
9
9
—1
43
44
43
45
447,-
4n7«
•
19»4
17%
%
7»
4^
i.jp,.
*78 Va
46 7
«
77%
46 '/a
6,200
580
3,000
89%
20
47%
19,500
01V,
%
*
-•-»
•1
50
62
,
•
77 Va
?
60%
j
% '
77
46l-1
-
49
—
1'%
'
18%
x76%
.—5
-
Johnson——:
preRrred
100
19'a
"
.
60%
61 %
2,200
r %
83;%
85%
95,200
97 V4
9"%
380
45
47%
26,600
Volume
191
Number 5915
.
.
.
The
Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(115)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
;
Range i'or Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
.
Par
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Jan. 8
Jan. 7
Jan. 6
Jan. 5
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 4
K
47% Oct
Feb
2
39% Jan
7
83
2
Jan
13
9
65
98% Nov
28
68% Jan
23
11
93 % Feb
10
120
7
42% Dec
31
48
45% Mar
112% Dec
37
16
Feb
"
July 27
July 8
Feb
2
78
Oct
29
85
Oct
28
Nov
23
130
73% Nov
79% Sep
86
Feb
Dec
46% Oct
20
57% Apr
18
82
25
92% Jan
98
96
82 % Jun
19
99
Jun
20
85 %
19
72% Sep
38% Aug 13
,,42% Dec 30
10
Jan
34 % Nov
5
39% Feb
3
28% Jan
2
30
*16% Jan
7
28
2
/
34
25% Apr
"
7
43% Oct
10
July 27
75% Jan
27
30
Jan
46% Jan
19% Apr 22
44% Oct
11
22% Sep
-43
Jan
Apr
26 % Jan
25 % Jan
2
29% Feb
34% Jan
2
•45% Nov
78% Sep
9% Feb
9
17
22% Jan
2
24% Jan
16%
31
86
Dec
.
7
.2.
22.
Dec
70% Apr
31% Apr
21
20
54% July 22
74% Nov 25
4%%
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & .Wire Co_
conv
29
85
Feb
26
0
21
Nov
16
Korvette
' 4
35
Aug
5
*86%
88
79 Va
.35%
35'/a
36
*35%
36%
46%
46%
46%
47%
32 Va
33%
32%
33%. '
35%
36
35%
36
12%
•
•••■'> 35%
12
12
39%
39 Va
-
49%
48%
50 %
49%
12
54%
54
54
53%
95%
99 Va
99 Va
52%
51%
52 %
52 Va
52%.
52%
50%
51%
50
51%
49%
24%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24 Ve
'
46
46%
46
46
71%
69
69%
69
43
42%
42%
41%
1
32% Nov
31
15
■17% Sep
it % Jun
:
24
43% Mar
29
26% Mar
18
34% Jan
(E J)
45%;.
1,000
68
69
9,100
41%
'42 %
42 %
3
Kress
5
Kroehler
22
(S'H)
Co
&
30%
31%
;
31'/a
31 %
30%
31 %
6,500
46 •%
44
45%'.;'.:
44%
45%
45%-
46%
10,000
78
79
77%
77%
77
77%
77%
77%
17'%
18%
18 Va
18%/
17%
18%
31%
32 i\
32%
32%
34
34%
Kroger Co
-
18%
/"
34%
34%
18%
19%
19 Va
33%
32%
34%
20 Ve
t.
34%
/
32%
i
34%
.
13% Jan
°2
22% Dec
24
19% Oct
21
23% Jan
22
22% Jan
6
•'33% Dec
18
28% Nov
6
34% Jan
22
3 %
17
May 19
Jan
4% Nov
6
3% Dec
17
25% Dec
2
11
24 % Jan
8
15% Oct
18 Va Jan
2
25%
Dec"l8
23% Nov.
21
32%
•V
18
30 Va Mar 23
Lee
24
55 Va Apr
Lees
Mar 28
85
Jan
6
Jan
17
89
12% May 9
39% Oct 21
10% Feb
91
15% July
12
28
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
1% Jan
9
1% Jan
2
7
17% Feb
13
15% Jan
2
6% Sep
30
5% Jan
2
10% Sep
24
6% Dec
30
29
May
37% Jan
Sep 22
22
9
20
3% Jun
20
5% Jan
2
22% Feb
28
32
Dec
19
26% Sep
22
24% Feb
10
40% Oct
30
36
Jan
7
57% Dec
14% Jan
2
19% Sep
2
18% Jan
2
24% Dec
10
i
'
57% Apr
2
13%
2
82% Dec
10% Nov
2
50o
Valley
Lehn
9
28
23%
47V2
*
20
33%
34%
'34%
34%
20%
33
20%
*29 %
88
12%
30%
1
2%
27%
8%
7Va
!
No par
RR_
52
No par
.
Libby*0wens-Fold Glass Co
Libby McNeill & l.ibby.—
5
2Va
28
8%
7%
34
34%
4,000
20%
20
20%
4,000
31%
*29
Sep
17
158% Jun
5
140% Dec
4
Oct
48
46% Jan
63% Oct
14
10
15
21
Jan
Oct
52
10%
10%
73
July
Lionel
Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed
Loevv's
Inc
Loew's
Theatres
37% Jan
Lone Star
Lone
Gas Co
36 % Nov
27
46% Jan
26
7
139% Jan
26
2
47% Dec
8
18
135% Dec
9
112%. Dec
Nov
12
29% Jan
2
Jan
23
96
Dec
16
104
79% Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
90% Mar
Oct
82
Mar
Oct
14
30
4
85
3
104
88% July 28
92%.Feb
11
100% Apr
14
129% Nov
128
Jan
10
143.
27% Feb
14
44
36% Apr
2
Mar
Apr
155 Va Apr
5%
11% Jan
60
Jan
19% Jun
4
81
2
16
7
series G
26
44% Nov 23
Nov
Lorillard
7%
July 10
22
July 29
Lowensteln
.15% Jan
27
71% Jan
7
104% Mar
11
18% Nov
5
34% Apr
15
31% Aug 13
28% Sep
Jan
22
123% Jun
9
6
pfd
100
Lykes
Co
40%
75%
/19%
88%
41-%
77
20%
91%
20%
V
50..
—3.33%
10
Co„
Steamship
Bros
>
20%
23%
24
47%
47%.
.12%
13V'a
30%
2%
28%
8%
7%
28%
24
23%
30 Ve
30%
2%
30%
7,100
3
2%
2%
29
15,400
12%
"
30%
8,100
89
12%
13
28%
4,000
47 Va
45%
*87
89
*87
89
29 Ve
17,500
1,700
29%
9
9%
8 Tb
9'/e
5,300
7%
7%
7%
7%
11,400
28 Ve
28%
28 Ve
28%
21,100
51%
52
51
51
23%
24
23%
23%
67
68%
67%
68
16; 500
13Va
59%
31
30%
1,600
6,100
11 Ve
25,400
89 Ve
89%
6,900
140%
140 Vb
160
11 Ve
11
10%
89%
89 Vb
v
141
*140%
58%
59%
58'A
59%
8,000
59
61
60
Va
60
59%
59%
1,600
13%
13
13%
13 Ve.,
13 %
62%
31%
31%
58%
61%
60%
61%
61,000
31
31%
31
31%
40,300
30%
30%
30%
30%
8,900
14,000
15V8
14%
15
15
15 Ve
28,100
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
22,900
39Va
118
.
32%
83
140%
37%
36%
90%
20%
76
20
88%
20%
40%
77 %
19%
87%
'20%
118
*113
31%
*96
117
31%
Y.
30
117
31%
31 Ve
98
6,600'
39%
39
39%
39 Vb
39
39%
*112
118
31 Va
32%
*96
98
*79% ' 80 Va
*81 %
83
*135
141
36%
37%
131% 131'%
41%
77%
20Va
40%
:
•
132
*131
■
;
97%
80%
140
37%
(Ky)_No par
Co_—_
♦
131 Va
(M)& Sons Inc—_——1-
Steel
Lukens
36%
131%
24%
48%
15
*81 Va
V
144
*143
27,300
29%
x31%
*96%
'*79%
83
5
Nashville
&
83
'
1,100
19%
15 %
38%
98
.—100
common
& El
Louisville Gas
Louisville
Sep 29
16
24% Sep 30
Co
<P)
*81 Va
*81%
30 Ve
19
30%
°114
33%
*96%
30 Ve
19%
15
39%
32%
^
30 Ve
19
29%
-
118
100
preferred
88
25
10
preferred—
conv
38%
*112
100
100
series E preferred
36% Jun
69
10
100
series D
142% Mar 25
6
30%
common
4.40%
3
Oct
29%
preferred
conv
4.35%
31
81% Sep
31 Va
15%
30%
52 Va
13%
64Va
31%
31%
31%
32
15Vb
.
4.25%
131% Dec
17
10
32%
31%
1
4
Inc
6
36% Dec
55 Va Mar
31%
No par
-———-——
14
128% Jan
22
13%
100
4
3%
52
60
61%
62%
Island Lighting Co com_;
series B preferred;;
Long
4
12
48% July
Star
4.84%
15
Jun~23
Dec
13%
67%
32
*3%
4
23%
24
67%
69%
10%
11 %
.'89 Vs
89%
140% 141
59%
59%
141 %
61%
12%
Cement Corp
5
21
61
61%
63%
Aircraft Corp
8
28 % Sep
20,
61
24
69%
11 %
89%
1
9
Mar
37
9
59%
52 Va
2.50
Corp
17% July 10
39% Apr
18
15
140
»
_;j
/
14 Va Mar 23
;'
5
:
73% Nov 30
89%
89
140
Cup Corp..
Belt Co__—
13
Jan
22% Mar 28
9
.Tulip1
Link
29
107% Feb
99
Lily
I
21
24% Sep
31
ll.l'i'
25
100
com
preferred
Nov
10% Mar
38% Oct
14
7%
Dec
27% Jun
2
31
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
5
9% Sep
57
63
28% Jan
Mar
152
16,500
30%
19%
12%
30Va
2%
28
8%
7%
"28%
8%
7% ,Y
28 Va
f
23%
68
10%
• 89%
*140
59%
'
140
"
33 Va
*3%
*87
28
52
23%
69%
69
7
<
.
23 Va
5
.
Corp
13
30%
2%
27 Va
8%
7%
28%
28Va
1
Products
Stores
Y
10
15
Corp
Fiilk
&
Lerner
*87
3,800
20 %
32%
•
23%
48
89
13
30%
2%
28
*
100
6,900
34
33%
20
19%
33 Ve
.
3%
48Va
*87
12%
30
L'
13,000
30Ve
19%
24
48%
prelerred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
non-cum
4
98% Oct
23%
48
*29
20Ve
23
30
1st
non-cum
4
13% Jan
19%
5
common_3
Co
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
31% Mar
23
19%
30
20%
Tire
& Sons
preferred
Lehman
27
&
33Va
4
"
*3%'
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
20%
33 Va
4
30%
20V2
*30Va
*3%
30y4
21%
20%
*31
1
(James)
$3
,
25
50c
Rubber
Lehigh
77 Va Aug
•
—_
Bryant
10% Jan
29
80% Jan
Oct" 13
7% Jan
65% Jan
9% July 13
12
common
preferred series A
3.85%
5
3% Apr
6
'26
July 28
5
Lear Inc
Sep
83
July
2
Lane
Nov
46% Dec
Co
Gaa
Co
Paper
Consolldada 6%
La
21 Va
20
Sutherland
4.32%
39
Feb
14
7
P
Laclede
31
25
9% Mar 26
4% Mar 11
34 Va Apr
V
12,300
"
33 r.
■
K
210
18
32%
17%
:
32% ■32%
33%
36
:
19 %
32%
34:%
.18'
1
—...
—
17%
31%
'"Y33%'
|
1,000
29%
-
34%
10
Mfg Co
■
45%
31% ;
1
...10
4,700
*45
29%
17%
Inc.—
(S, S) Co.....
Kresge
13,000
•
69%
-
•
30% Nov
7,900
23%
78%;
; .1:78
!00
23%
^
50%
46%
29%"
"• 46;
•
37,100
55%
49%
45%
45%
42
-29%
1.10
lOOVa
3,100
169 V4
69%
42%
100 G
14,700
2,300
'
41%
46
V
53%
54
52% ■>■55%
/
.
V
99%
-99
100%
69%
V
49%
53
98%
50%
•
46
1
49%
50%
97% 1
•
5,100
11,400
12 Va
39%
'
•
55%
•*'
4,600
12
49%
-
1,500
r
33%
36
39%
53 !
50%
54%
45%'
35%
' 40
;
300
33
,
3,700
36
45%
"
50
79%
79 Va
35%
11%
39%
.88
*35
33
•
32%
'
.,
,
46
46
<
12
*39%
;
:
39%
11%
39%
23%
x
1
Dec
88%
78%
50%
l
51% Mar 13
*86 Va
52;
25
Klinberly-Clark Corp
2
20
55%
1
common
84
95%."
16
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
*82
36
36%
•48
No par
22
13% May
12
: 33% Due
5
King-Seeley Corp ..:
KIjM Royal Dutch
Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common.
4%
preferred.
77
43 % Nov * 7
•
-
Jan
37% Oct
17% Oct 21"
22 *
'V 64
84
78%
'39%
:
l
:
•
47% Aug 25
39% Apr,, 7
27% Jan
v
11
May 29
32% Nov
-
May-26
k
2
Co
Co
*82
87
11%
l
50c
Hayes
20
32%
*36
;
Kenneeott .Copper—^
Kern County Land Co
2
28 % Dec
Kelsey
88%
47
A
31%
4
24
1
47
8.75
"
117% Feb
V
No pai
Co
issued—
Kendall
7
759
When
29
28
7
Electric
Jun
7
70% Nov 21
-
11
&
Power & Light Co_
40
*86 Va
87
,v
40
88%
78%
!
,
♦86%
*82
'
2,700
75%
87%
87 %
36
36
47%
75%
75%
•
5(
-
47%
48
87
86 %
84
600
*85%
78%
•
500
123
*87
77%
77%
123
*74
*86%
*82
87%
77%
600
126
87%
*85%
89
*121
48
75%
24,800
43%
42 %
121%
121%
.
84
*86%
1
48
86%
*87 ?■
84
*82
100
__10r
Kellogg Co
50% July 31
63
.
1
46 % Nov
2
16
90% Oct
•45% Oct
29 % Nov
7
13
7
89
Kaysev-Rotli Corp
13% Dec
17
28
Kansas
41% May 12
22'
60% Nov
v
Kansas Gas
6
*87
47%
*74
75%
...
*
121%
*121
121
48%
86%
86%
No par
preferred
non-cum
4
Sep
Nov,
.
41 % Feb
66% Nov
25
20% Jan
105% Oct
2
Feb
38
4%
*85
43
—
111
111
111
43
125
122
53%
'52%
54%"
53%
*107
43%
*117%
121
*74
75%
*
125
47%
48%
47%
*'43
120%
100
preferred™.
4
50
121
54%
111
111
43 %
*121
121
*74
111%
43%
125
10(
4.35% preferred—...,
Kansas City Southern com
42 % Oct
51% S.ep
33% Jan
4.20%
12
43%
"53%
54%
52%.
Ill
112
%
42
♦121
10<
preferred!
4.50% preferred
5
Mar. 8
\33%
v
;
56
+
preferred
4%
38% Aug 28
13
29% Dec
18% Oct
2
10% Jan
27
88% Feb
*
-
May 20
93
21
11% Dec
25
i
July 10
'
2
17
89% Feb
-88% Nov
10
23
preferred
convertible
53%'
52%
*109%
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par"
3.80%
preferred
—190
Mar 11
Sep
33 y*
preferred™.lOi
convertible
4,%%
4%%
4%%
ply 27
May 7
July 31
5
50% Jan
4%%
July 27
14
9
29% Jan
J
23
87
Jan
135
86
103
88
10
50% Dec
6
34
Feb
,92% May 29
90% Oct
Dec
107 1
107
38 Ve Jan
Kaiser Alum Ac Chem
Corp
24
20,200
98
*96
'
*79%
80
*81%
83
*135
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77%
19%
62,600
190
131
39%
20
•
39%
3,600
77
40%
77'A
200
36%
131
131
39%
40%
77 Va
83
141
36 Ve
36%
36%
131
~50
80
80fl
.gte
77'A
5,100
19%
10,600
87
88'A
86%
88
12,000
20 Va
20
90
21
20%
20%
20%
19'A
5,500
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
125
118
17
Apr
21% Jan
2
36% Nov 17
28
Jan
3
39% Dec
78 % Jan
6
32% Jan
13 % Apr
•
88
2
18 % Oct
Jan
14
17% Dec
31
31% Jan
10
71 Ve Oct
30
17% Oct 14
1
13
Jan
14
9
21
Mack
Trucks
5%%
.5
19% Oct
9
Madison
23% Apr
5% Jan
2
.
8% Sep
50% Dec
18
Mallorj
3% Dec
29
20
31
-7% Jail
14
5 Va Apr
8
3
8% Nov
17
Aug
19
5% Sep
23
7
15 % Jan
5
9Va Jan
30
22% Mar 16
2
28% Oct
1
2
7 % Feb
4
18% Jan
24%
51% Jan
67
Oct" 29
Oct
4% Dec
18
7% Jan
1
26
16 % Dec
Jan
5% Jan
7
21% Dec
9
23 Va Jan
2
28% July 30
77
22% Nov
6
28
64 Va Jan
5
4
42% Jun
Jun
33
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Co_-_—
&
Oil
Maremont
Automotive
6%
6%
6%
18Ve
18%
18 Ve
18 Va
26%'
26%
26%
26%
5%
183b
5
17%
18
Corp
Marine
Midland
4%
18%
55%
38
12.50
convertible
1
Products
5
1
17%
'
50
'
1
4
53
No par
49
59% Jan
12
29% Jan
2
59% Dec 31
7
45% Nov
Marquette Cement MI'g Co
2
51% Dec
10
Marshall
81 '/a Jan
8
93% July 11
88
Oct
27
93% Jan
26
36% Jan
7
32% Jan
14
62% May 11
Martin
34
Oct
6
46% May 22
Masonlte
25% Jan
30
2
Sep
25
25 Va Jan
2
42% Dec
3
Jan
2
49% Dec
22
46
75 % Nov
11
85% Jun
26
71
34
75
Sep
66% Sep
16
85% Jun
15
77
16
July 30
53% Feb
May 19
22
Dec
65 >/n Nov
9
72 % Mar 17
Feb
71% Dec
13
Jan
2
18
% Apr
39 % Jan
11
82
32% Sep
27% Dec
22
43% Nov
30
38
9
Dec
29
18% Jun
7
32 % Oct
22
29
;
45
" Dec
24
44
'
Feb
MCA
••
-
53
-
July
19% Feb
5
Dec
31
83% Dec
29
77% Dec
31
94 Va Feb
5
56% Dec
1
32 '/o Nov
18
58
Feb
16
29% Sep
10
47% Apr
13
37% Jan
30
48% July 16
13 3
62
Jan
28% Mar
31% Apr
39
10
Jan
23
2
41%
Sep~26
59% Dec
1
54,
8
Mar
% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
17 Va Dec
68 V? Jan
2
98
Dec
31
84
May
32% Dec
9
14
4
29
72
Dec
21 % July
99% Feb
33
Dec
Co
31
17
3
24
McGraw-Edlson
McGraw-Hill
Co
When
(AG)
&
&
37 % Sep
21
Nov
18
8 Va Feb
13
10 Va Sep
Trucking
2
27% Dec
13
10
McLean
20 Va Jan
McQuav
Norris
33 % Apr
9
47% Sep
24
41% Jun
24
Feb
2
86% Jan
7
96
25
87
Dec
8
85
For footnotes,
see
page
2
78 % Dec
24.
16
29% Oct
26
29% Dec 22
85% Apr
7
39%
40%
No par
27%
29Va
30'/4
3
30Vb
38V'4
50
46%
3,900
39%
40
80
79%
80'A
550
18%
19
18%
18%
22,700
47Tb
73Va
*65%
*71%
39V4
74
39
47%
56%
57 3A
15,100
36%
36
36%
9,500
45%
46
59%
36
45 Tb
45%
46
5,800
3%
3Tb
4
••"
6
6
6
18%
26 Va
6
*18
26%
..
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6,300
4%
4
Ve
1,900
18
18
1,000
26%
26%
4,100
2,100
5
4%
5
17%
17%
17%
17%
7,200
28 Ve
28%
28 Ve
'28%
14,300
80
76
76
36%
39%
38 Ve
39%
52%
53%
52%
53
♦75
100
35,400
48%
48%
48%
48%
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91%
89%
'89%
41%
41%
42%
42 Ve
42%
102,500
38%
49%
72Va
75
67
37'A
38%
37%
37%
7,400
48%
49 %
48%
14,400
72 %
74
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74
74
*76
67
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39%
39%
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49
48
2,500
1,600
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90
74
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60
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30
20
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67
74
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74%
39%.—4Q:
39%
40%
27%
29
27%
28%
9,800
29%
40%
,49
67
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40
30Va
29%
29
,
40
*
74
29%
40
29%
29%
28
57 Va
59%
37%
48%
91%
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74
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39%
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20
200
20
40V4
54Vb
40%
38%
48%
72Va"
49%
72Va
75
67
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6,200
29%
29%
29%
2,200
39 Va
39%
40
40
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*47
49
Va'
49
9,800
1,700
40
v
~
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14
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113%
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77 Va
78
38%
39%
38
38
33%
35
34
34 %
44 Va
44%
44%
71 %
71 %
71
17'A
17%
95%
93 Vb
1
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78%
13%
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78%
—
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70
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32
37%
36%
36%
2,600
34%
34%
34 Ve
34%
30,300
44%
44 %
44%
43%
44 %
44
44%
8,400
71
71
70
70
70%
71%
1,400
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18%
3.000
94'A
92%
92%
92%
92%
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93
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31%
31
31
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31%
100
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33'A
33%
7,700
43%
44%
43 Ve
44
43 %
43%
7,300
34%
35%
33 %
34%
44%
45 %
44 Ve-
44%
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9
8%
-10
8%
10
24%
25%
25
46 'A
46%
46 3
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88%
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Co
Co._._
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.
32
par
Mead
Melville Shoe
36% '
35%
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5
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_!.——
lOf
4V4% preferred »1st series)
Medusa Portland Cement
Nc par
MI'g
38
71%
*30 %
37%'
34 %
No Par
Co_
Robbtns
10
17
46%
40
80
48%
*89Va
91 Va
No par
^No
19
>3% Jan
46 Tb
39%
38%
53%
49
—__No par
issued
9% Jan
25% Nov
89%
74
65%
*72%
McGregoi'-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
22% Dec
14
May
7
53
48%
*89Vb
54
49%
89V2
47%
Publishing
3
26% Apr
46%
29%
120
'
2
22% Jan"If
"8% July 28
t^'.—
28Va
82
,Y,
53
5
No par
No par
No par
100
1
Ray) & Co Inc—_
—5
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
7% Jun
95% Mar 26
36,000
80
19Va
20
6
18
18%
26%
26%
5
5Ve
17%
17%
28Vs.' 28%
*76
82
38%
(.1
13% Jan
Apr
52%
6
42Va
common
McKesson
51
*76
.
37%
48
72%
Corp common—
convertible preferre
McDermott
McKee
50
,
41
—
Corp-—— _;
Stores
28
.
56%
36 %
45%
3%
5
37%
48%
74%
74
653i •--.'
$2.50 preferred..!
McCrory-McLblhui
3'/a%
-
44
-—
Inc
Corp
3%
37
preferred
MeCord
$4
.
42%
;
1947 series
preferred
_!
McCall
46
No par
1
Corp
pfd
Maytag
1
Oct
42
10
100
preferred
$3.40
9
7
com
Dept Stores common
$3.75
.
Co
Co
$3.75
,
24
31 Va Dec
Jan
9
20
May
&
preferred
3%%
Dec
Field
4%%
Mar 31
81
16
71
24
Mar 26
81
Dec
82
*76
Marqua'rdt Corp
44% Nov
55%
37%
28%
27%
common—8
preferred—
51 %
46%
40%
18%
*18%
18%
46%
3%
Exploration
*116%
52
52%
4 80
20
57%
38
46Va
3%
6%
Moore
Maracaibo
July. 29
18%
1.
Maxwell &
*28%
120
51%
29
■
18%
57%
38 Vb
47Ve
3%
Manhattan-Shirt
Manning,
51%
80 %
79
18%
*18%
No par
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel Bros-,,—:
•
-■
Co
(P
39%
8
35% Nov
Dec" 10
78
40% Dec
r
12% Jan
21
39%
29
V
46Va
40
46%
40%
46
;
81
18%
x79
No par
10
1
1
Garden
Square
1
4
Magnavox
46%
40%
1,100
29
*116%
29 Va
*116% 120
120
49%
51%
50%
46%
39%
1
Magma Copper
47% Oct
32% Nov
2
49%
*29 Vb
29 %
29
*116%
120
—50
No par
100
w)
(w
Inc
Fund
29 %
29'A
*116%
Inc
preferred
Madison
Mar 17
-
Macy- (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
21
10
100
Forbes common
preferred
6%
20 Vo Jan
*
&
Mac Andre wn
21
-43% July 10
87 Va Mar 30
78 Va Sep
1
8
26
2
May 14
■.
50 Va Dec
47 Va Dec
6
44% Oct
37 -4 Jan
'
35
28
Sep
3
..
.i
lot
26
26%
28%
29
78%
78 Va
9
.
8%
9
>
8%
8%
26%.
28%
78 Va
8%
-
17,700
47 Va
*87%
88%
27%
27'A
27%
4,200
28%
28%
28%
7,200
77%
78%
170
25%
25%
26
47
47%
47 Vb
48
*87 Vb
88%
27 %
28%
78
78
*
*87%
27
26%
88%
27 %
29 Vb
28%
29 Ve
*78%
78%
78%
7,300
8%
26%
47 Va
25
47
88 Va
800
26
25%
4
'
,
-
3,300
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.
.
.
Monday, January 11; I960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.
Year
11)58]!
Highest
Lowest
19% Jan
7
36% Jan
10
Oct
74
,
1
Dec
32
67
Feb
Nov
15% Jan
2
2
Sep
15
91
Dec
22
79
Sep
24
79
Oct
15
97
Jan
14
85
70
8
Dec
14
18
22% Feb
25
82'/* July
1
10
53** Jan
*
74% Dec
22
88% Apr
84
Dec
28
98
88
Mar
87
Apr
26
75% Nov
30
July
7
74 % Nov
12
12
86% Dec
11
13
33% Jan
2
104
15
4
6
48% Dec
5
44
Sep
23
28% Jim
25
Sep
19
33
Jan
23
35% Jan
2
43% Oct
13
39% Jan
2
Jan
2
88
Jun
10
83% Jan
2
92
F-eb
27
25 Va Feb
24
39% Aug
4
33% Dec
29
40% Jun
2
14% Jan
7
21 % Feb
6
15% Oct
9
11
111 % Jan
28
18% Feb
9
78
76
Jan
17
7% Jan
2
17
Jan
10
11% Jan
2
39
126
Dec
20% Nov v 5
■
20% Sep
14% Dec
8
78
54 3 4.
55%
55%
300
55%
57%
2,800
89
88
887/8
88 34
88%
33
33%
32'%
32%
32%
33.%
2,200
18%
19%
17%
18%
1838
18%
18,400
139%
143%
139%
24 %
150
Mar 20
July 21
29 % J«ly 29
31
Jun
4
20% F-eb
16
182% Dec
23
Man
Mining
*88
20
49y* Apr
4
Mission
Corp
6
19% Nov
16
Development Co
31% Dec
23
29% May
4
41% Mar 16
Mission
16
4% Sep
41% Jan
23
Dec
15
52% May 25
45% July 29
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
Missouri
Public Service
Co—v
Jan
8
18% Apr
27
Mohasco
Industries
Minnesota
Power
Minute
2
Jan '
Maid
Jan
2
80
Nov
60
62
Jan
10
90
Nov
9
68% Jan
Jan
Aug
3%%
5
78% Aug
^
8
12% Nov
14
70
19
Mojud
Jan
29
Monarch
13
16% Dec
6
20% Sep
29
18% Nov
23
24
14% Sep
23
11% Dec
22
18% May 28
4% Apr
29% Apr
2
8% Sep
24
Jan
2
'14% May 26
HO
41% Nov
20
38% Jan
8
56% July 27
22% Jan
8
31% Dec
1
27% Dec
28
35% Mar
2
22
21
29% Aug
31,
Sep
20% Jan
Montana-Dakota
20% Oct
7
:i«% Jar
7
13
40% Feb
3
53% Dec
23
Montgomery
17% Jan
2
21% Nov
17
12% Oct
11 % Jan
2
23% Dec
31
23% Jan
2
5
.60% Dec
31
57%
lan
29
OH
Monterey
3,200
19%
13,900
37%
%
37%
37
37%
,37%
37%
5,700
22%
21%
22%
21 %
21%
15,600
33%'
32 3s
33%
32 %4
32%
11,500
:,33
.
6
r
/
18
18
18
13%
14%
13%
534
5%
6
'
1
,
46%
,
18
6
48%
36%
24
18
14
21
Morreil
30
Motorola
John I
I
27% Nov
6
Motor
Feb
9
24
Dec
23
Motor
Wlice!
25 %
Sep
22
32
Jan
20
Mueller
2
37
July
8
Munslogwrar
51 % Aug
4
Murph*
13
24% Jan
45/
Dec
18
43% Jan
2
19% Jan
33% Nov
28
25% Sep
22
50
10
<9 % Jul V 17
31% July 24
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0
111
Mv«r»
14%
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19%
2.300
19%
19%
19%
12
12%
13
13
"
9
9
28 34
29%
29 %
29%
4
23%
23
23%
26 y4
26%
26%
22 %
23%
No par
52 %
53%
12
Co
51
52
57,700
28%
29
2,400
24
23%
24%
6,300
26%
26%
26%
26'/4
26%
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23
22%
22%
22%
23 %
23%
26%
24%
51%
5278
51%
52
50%
51%
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14
14
56
53%
55_
54
55 %
177
170%
173%
170%
172%
14
14%
54%
5
24 7/8
700
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29
,
170 %
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9%
22 %
14
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400
54%
52 %
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;
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55%
14
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53 %
171
55 %
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54%
12,400
...
26,800
7,400
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547/8
37,500
171%
163
173%
5,800
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12,200
25%
247/8
35%
24%
24%
1
22%
23%
22%
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22%
22%
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22%
21%
22%
8.600
11
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27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27 '/a
27 %
27%
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34 %
34%
34 3
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25
24%
34%
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34
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4,200
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34
1.100
1
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34 %
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48%
49
49
94 %
49%
4978
50
50 %
5.0
50
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America
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66%
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1
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<
76%
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15
54%
27 %
27%
27 %
27%
271
27%
27%
277 «
27%
28 Va
8.600
45
45
44%
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45
43%'
43%
43
%
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300
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66%
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557's
Corp
as*
76%
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Products
16
21
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15:
54 %
No par
1.400
25,400
66%
12
9
14Va:
75%
19
9
2
:
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30% Jan
Co
I duns
A
Nov
24
No par
Inc
7Fl%
22% Dec
19
*11%
1,600
17%
14%
.17%
14%
75%
:V
,15
14
23,100
-7,600
37%
*65%
66 %
14%
—25
Moore- McCormack
Dec
24% Feb
61
*65 %
;
6%
47 7/8
47%.
.36%
%
18
,
6%
.6%
48
*361'2
*14%
*74% 1.75%
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Co
174% Dec
27
32% Nov
Sep
33%/
34%
1834
36%
(•«..-
12% Apr
25
22%
34%.
2,700
21'%
37%
32 3 4.
34%
19%
?
48
Ward At Co
19% Jan
Feb
18 7%
4.500
7,600
33
36%
Mining A Chemical—
shares
1,000 Urr
'American
22
38
34
/
4,000
16%
173%
32%
/.
46%
Utilities Co
Power
Montana
27% Aug 28
14
Inc
Chemical
Monsunlo
37% l>ec
25% Oct
,»/;
19%
33
.
36
1
42% Nov
Jan
32%
35%
Tool—
U
Class
2
17
1
16%
172
45%
A
class
25
May
33%
34
•
37
100
125
Machine
RR
Monon
Jan
35
175%
No pa»
Inc
Co
Moniecat hit
18% Feb
16%
i
173
Co—6.25
A
Cement
preferred
Jan
22
28
class
v,\: 16%
.
22 %
—
preferred —————100
16
11% Apr
29
RR
Portland
4-20%
24
15% Jan
21 % Dec
1
—
Pacific
Missouri
<16%
177
!
•
52
22
Ac
Corp.
Paper
Mississippi filler Fuel Corp
10
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR
.——,—8'
Missouri
14,600
16
common—B
8
8
22
19
24%
22%
18%
25% Aug
Jan
Jun
24%
22 %
33%
39% Dec
&
8,800
24%
22%
Light——No par
1
10
Minnesota
140 %
24
22
32%
Ontario
S
Mar
139
24%
22
2.50
25
38
141
80
23 %
172%
25
.
f"
4,600
217a
No par
Mfg
A
56
Marie.—No par
Minn St Paul & S S
Feb
14% Jim
10
55%
18% Feb
8
9.400
56%
39
8% Jau
60
57%
56%
25
!!%
87%
57
56
2
14% Dec
76
87%
57%
54%
14
19% Dec
76
87
56%
56%
16y« Jan
2
78
*86
57%
547/a
.31% Dec
24
*76
86
57 %
56 3 4
6
4% Jan
190
76 %
56%
29
16% Oct
*75%
76%
56%
18% Oct
34
75%
1.200
V;
86
55%
35% Dec
5
76%
%
75%
*54%
Inc
6
29
69
.
86
86
•
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2
9% Jun
69
•
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*84
75
*84
/
,
1
8
5%% 1st preferred————^_100
Midwest OH Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer— 1
Mlnueapolls-Honevwell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co„
1
Minneapolis Sc St Louis Ry—No pat
Utilities
Enterprises
4% Jan
43% Dec
69%
74'/a
86
10
South
27% Jan
2
69%
70%
76
*84
200
Middle
Midland
28
2
34.700
*15%
Midland-Ross Corp common
31% Apr
Apr
8,100
17%
16
8
4% Jan
68%
17%
18
29
20
67%
17%
12
35% Oct
35% Oct
67%
17
Dec
2
6
66%
17 Vis
Dec
25
44% Aug
68
56
73% Feb
Jan
15,500
20,300
'
:*70%
*75
\
■
21% Jan
27
73
73
73
69%
pld—100
preferred series
preferred series
111% Jau
31
*70%
Shares
%
79
68
2
31
116
33
77%
16%
100
3 85%
100
3.80%
preferred series
100
1.45%
preferred series
1-100
11 ami copper „:———-I
31
32 %
80%
the Week
7
6612
5
Co
Edison 3.90%
3.3%
79%
Jan
V)
60% Nov
21
14
Dec
28% Dec
20% Nov
Machine
4.35%
33%
80%
Sales for
Thursday
I
*70 %
preferred
Mesta
3314
80
common.—__16%c
Inc
Metropolitan
28
58% Dec
Co
a—No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—1
.1
Merrilt-Chupman & Scott——12.50
99% Mar 11
34% Jan
24'/« Mar
$3.50
3ljf
Aug
40% Oct.
Si
33 >4
3%
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck
Mar 13
90% Feb
<
6
16% Nov
5,
9
92
Feb
44 % Jan
2<
Apr
102
2
Jun
May 13
62% Dec
92%
38
Jan. 6
Jan. 5
Jan. 4
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
91% May i5
17
53% Oct
Jan
,
9
71
19% Feb
78
7
10
30',£ Mar 10
39
29 % Jan
18
May 20
83% Dec
86
NEW
Range for Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS-
Range for Previoi
No 111'
*43
8
s
4
N
9% .In
!ti% Dec
13% Nov
5
19% July 16
Jau
H
43% Jan
3
59 % Oct
H
50 % Sep
15
National
Acme Co
J 4 % Jan
2
22% Dec
29
16% Dec
23
6
63% May
29% Jan 22
National
Airlines.-;
23% Mat
2
21
34% May
6
National
Aviation
15
56% Dec
30
National
Biscuit
22
164% Apr
14% Jan
3
II
it
2
41% Jan
ft
14')% Oct
3
9% Jau
2
50% Jau
li
19% Jan
2
la
19
P.I
Aug
Jan
31
8
51 % No*
168
in
24% Sep
20
Jan
20
16% Nov
20
»»«»"« Dei
49% Jan
19
142
Dec
8
Sep
10
55% Sep
26% Jun
25
30", Dec
II
37% Jan
7
49% Nov
21
46% Feb
2
31% Nov
19
28% Jun
8
2
MI3% Nov
86 % Jan
17% Jan
2
24
It
Jan
CO
Jan
7
84 "h Apr
17
140
Oct
128% Nov
13% Jan
19
59% Dec
42
2
7
Dec
IU0
*
May
8
Sep
Jun
l
52% Sep
24
84
Nov
23
7%
Cun
15
National
City
12
National
Dairy
109
4%%
Lines
pfd series of
97% Feb
2fl
9
132% Aug
3
159
17
120% Dec
31
134% Mar 12
Mar
$4.50
7%
Lead
6%
18% Sep
10
17
Jan
2
22
Aug
30% Sep
25
28% Jan
2
44
Aug 28
3»'t% Dec
3
38% Dec
8
National-Standard
47% Apr
30% Jan
II
77% Dec
17
74 % Jan
7
98% Aug
6
National
Steel
13
40%
9
23% Dec
15
40% Mar 13
National
Sugar
17% Sep
97% Jun
9% J an
14% Oct
7
4% Jan
8% Dec
18
13% Aug
II
'lea
National
Theatres
National
U
24
27% Nov
26% Jan
2
74 % Oct
23
14% Jan
02
Dec
38% Nov
8
12
37% Apr
13
43% Feb
26
36% Jan
2
7
71% Dec
28
96
19
J9% Jan
2
74 % Dec
22
Nov
National
82% Mar
21% Jan
3%%
New
New
Jersey
14
22
30
50% Oct
13
35
Dec
16
49% Mar 13
Newport
2
26
Dec
17
23% Jan
27
34% Oct
29
New
York
13% Mar
3
29% Nov
20
25% Feb
9
33% Oct
6
New
York
18
2
32% Nov
10
29% Sep
22
Ape
108% Oct
13
68 % Oct
36% May 22
Newmoul
N
N
5 % Jan
2
12% Sep
24
14% Jan
2
24% Sep
25
25% Apr
a
36% Oct
8
5% Dec
67
Sep
70% Sep
85
29
38% Feb
17
12
39
Nov
5
76
July
Ml
Dec
71 % pec
337% Dec
18
8
65
l j
277/8 Nov
29
84% Mar 11
15
41% Jan
Sep
18
80'ii| July 25
69
Dec
76
Oel
|23
2
88% Apr
74
Dec
21
80
Sep
25
93 % Jan
23
24
79% Oct
29
6
100'% Oct
10.3
Aug
15
108
94
Sep
17
105% Mav 16
Feb
73% A pi
16
34
Jun
17
92
Nov
19
84 % Jan
23% Apr
18
20% Nov 25
29.
11 % Dec
25% Fell
20
45% Dec
To
II
72 % Nov
19
/
4
30% Sep
23
23% Aug 25
44% duly
108
23%
Dec
M
ii
12% Dec
2
22
.i
17
26% Apr
102
Oct
9
23
106% Aug
5
32% Jan
12
16% Jaii
7
70 %
Sep 25
HI
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
83% Dec
1
31
'32 %
Dec.
30
I0'»% Jim
13
113% Mav 26
59% Nov
22
Nov
24
5
102
Sep 21
1007/# Oct 28
42
22% Jan
94
Jun
13
92
July 16
94% Jun
93% Mar
33% Dec
30% Dec
17
34 % Dec
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see
38 7. a
24%
25
25
25%
25 78
26%
26 %•
28
27
28 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
Television—1
St.
Fibre
16
Dec
2
12%
12 %
12%
11 %
12 Ve
34,300
14
14 Mb
14
14%
14 %
14%
13.900
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
227/8
22%
22 %
2.600
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6
13 %
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
13
13
1,900
33 %
34 %
34
34%
33%
34
33%
34
33%
33%
2,300
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common
LI
113%.Mar
103
Nov
f,
IT
57% May 22
25% Apr
20
39 %
38 %
38'/a
39
39
38%
39%
39 %
39%
72%
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72%
71%
72 %
71%
71%
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72 %
20 %
20%
20 %
20 Va
24.500
77
76%
76%
200
4%
pfd
20 %-
20%
20%
10(
77
7.7
76%
76%
75 %
76 %
78
78%
77%
79%
79
79 %
77 %
78
77
78 %
3.000
35%
36 %
35%
36
36'
36%
35%
35 7a
35%
36%
12,700
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30%
30%
31 ;
31
32
32 %
32 %
32
32 %
4,200
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I
;
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OB<
29%
30'%
30%
31%
31%
317/a
30%
31 %
30
30%
101,200
II
32%
33
327,8
34
33 34
34%
33%
34 %
33%
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29,600
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6
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6%
6%
6%
6%
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100
10%
12
11%
12'%
11%
12
11 '/a
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12
12
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26%
26
267%
26%
27%
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26%
26%
27
3,400
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27
26%
26%
26
26 %
25 %
26%
72 %
72%
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74
73%
73%
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74'/a
35
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
68
fib
66
67 34
67%
71
71
71
70%
71
70 3
75
75
76%
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76
82
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83
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Gas
101
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71
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5
Co
74 3
4
|
38%
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5
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;
at
Co
10
preferred
100
preferred
—
preferred
Pacific
Ry—
States
Pwr Co
Common
1or
100
Northern
39
106%
11%
Csi r
Natural
21%
103%
——25
„;
Central
21 %
Ry common__25
preferred
American
—5-
*80%
102
*92%
21%
39 %
104
5
20%
20%
20%
2F
37%
36%
37 %
36%
37%
37%
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36%
12
65%
29%
28%
101%
*101%
103'%
103%
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105
*101%
102%
102%
29%
44
pa£e 24.
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40% Dec
in
22
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r.onv
21
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21
37%
37%"
38—
64 %
65
28%
38
-
100%
28
1.000
V
38 600
377/8
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3;700
~
170
66
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28%
100%
-
5,000
21
37%
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28%
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23,400
150
101
103%
104
104
104%
210
102%
102
102
102
102
210
•
47%
46 %
47%
48 %
46%
24
23 3
a
23%
23%
23%
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68
69
69%
68%
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78 %
78%
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78
78
77%
79
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100
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79
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80%
79%
10(
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81%
80
J
preferred
Pharmacal
2,400
23%
79
17
6.800
117/8
477%
*77 »/2
22
102%
11%
-24%
preferred series,—
preferred aeries—.
29% Dec
41
40'%
102%
12
105
'101%
; 47
79
Inc.—
,21%
41%
102%
"23 %
67%
Airlines
170
120
3.200
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Northwest
21%
48
79
10
21%"'
92%
24
68
Corp
70
100
92%
47%
79
$4.11
29
5,200
83
>80%
100
94
24
68
$4 16 preferred series—i-
~
101%
104
102%
37%
64
28%
99'
%
*20%
21
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83
101
12
12
64
102
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Northrop
101
102
41
100
12
370
101
series—:
25
370
76 Va
,41 %
series
Mai
72
76
104%
preferred
89
71
40%
preferred
88% Mar 23
71
76
102%
12
$4.08
44% Ma>
46% Apr
4
75%
40%
$4.10
28
67 %~
105'/a
$3.60
Sep 18
29% Dec 22
67 '/a
20%
86% Mar
24 %
67%
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21%
36%
*64
39,800
21%
37 "
65%.
40
35 Va
21%
*20%
28%
75 Va
*92%
12
101
26%
35%
93%
12
*64
26 %
93%
88% Mar 23
79% Dec
5.600
6%
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35 3
101%
29
7
6%
a
35
94
(Minn)—
—
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102
2tv
2
6%
Corp—
Pwr Corp coin.-No par
Western
6%
'
79
Dec
8
*76
No par
Elector
American
5.60%
70.
20
It
Co
series
preferred
5KO%
1,500
20
Corp
Chemical
.6%%
6,400
197/8
No par
5%
Adjustment
Northern
6%
6 %
6%
38 %
System
drake
A.
%
*71 %
78% Dec
28
31
9.200
12%
14%
77% Mar 17
79% Dec
31
20%
12%
14
—
28
19
17
20%
12 %
14%
1
Co
20
13
14
5
siup
Share
Northern
7,300
12%
94
ifl
1,900
10,100
t
82
22
42%
No pai
102
27
Feb
43
6,400
93
*92
Jan
2,500
38%
*80
35% Jan
20%
42%
92
102
39% Dec
37% Dec
footnotes,
Nov
73
108
120
20%
43
38%
100
North
121%
20%
42%
94
1 Or
North
14
121%
20%
38 %
4 06
52% Mar IH
122
42%
preferred
40% Dec
160
92
Northern
11
67
7
mm
Jun
23
2
For
30
28
100% Oct
83% Jan
22% Apr
10% Jsin
"
5
Sep 21
Dec
'120
20
42%
preferred
_
32
64
147%
20%
121
20
41 %
preferred
6%
121
122
19%
42%
10%
&
20,500
*145%
147
20%
4 85%
Nnpeo
146
20%
6 25%
Norfolk
10
104%
38%
10»
preferred
Niagara
147
13,300
90 Va
101
96%
4
2
'146
4,700
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107
-
88% Apr
26
56%
57%
90%
103 %
57 %
38%
100
Mar 23
*89
600
24
95
—.100
19% Sep
63% Apr
Pr
Mhk
3 10%
89%
23%
38%
preferred
Niagara
56'/a
59
7,300
103%
103
23%
97
preferred
102% Feb
7
122
preferred
108
5
122
103
23%
109 %
41%
3.90%
17
21% Sep
122
41,600
38
Shipbuilding Corp_
State
23%
89%
14,100
35 Vb
>102
104
57
89%
146
3 60%
20
53% Apr
I
Y
58%
48 Va
34%
967/8
Common
$3.75
23%
144 %
77% Apr
13
85% Mar
3
Sep
91
14
York
New
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'102%
24
27%
47%
34%
1
J>
Haven
24% Dec
Mar 18
2
New
Preferred
89 %
1G4
27%
48%
34 3%
38
Common
N
17
Y
6
5
*88
'103
14,900
47%
27 %
•
98%
Central
10% Jan
27%
145%
Chicago St. St Louis Co
20% Jan
27%
38
Electric
Air
29
27 %
145
10
Co
At
Mining
24
27%
tut
Co
(J
News
Dec
10
25
74 % Sep
29% Jan
Y
27»/a
107
Inc__
England
Jau
27%
310
25,000
...
J
19
17% Jan
10%
67
10<
preferred
36% Apr
(>U
10%
66%
109
Co
Meter
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
10%
67
107%
Co
Newberry Co
2
10%
66 %
109
S "Radiator
Bros
Neptune
10%
67
96
Vulcanized
Naiomas
Nelsner
26
May 29
20
15
15
Feb
19
04% July
Dec
10%
107%
J
Vi
66 5 8
23%
p»
7,000
144
144
10 %
•••
58
No
3.000
54%
54%
547/8
66%
<
59
—
27 Va
27%
28%
145%
65%
10
24
—5
145%
66 %
103%
No par
54 %..
55%
145%
4
National
4
22
10% Mar 24
27%
28
54%
145
58 %
Co
Ref
15% Dec
15
101
27%
557-8
145
23%
Corp
247/8 Mar 25
24
28
55%
145
10334
Cast
14% Nov
9
8.900
_10<
Corp
22
7
16%
48%
Kleel
22
Jan
16%
34%
Service
10
12
16%
47 %
Sr.
Malleuble
Natl
5% Nov
22
10% Jan
Linen
National
11% Sep
13% Jan
4
12% Oct
18
16%
34V4
preferred B——
7
12
17%
48 7/s
—
21% May
16%
34 3a
—
A
17'/a
47%
Co common
preferred
2,300
33%
1
3,100
54%
48 %
1951
5,900
13%
54%
34%
Co
preferred
National
3
Clas
14%
%
54%
47%
National
14%
: 123
13%
54
a
33%
Notional Gypsum Co common—:
19
M% Dec
27
r
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13%
54%
27
56
145%
1
14%
13%
54%
17%
27%
55%
14%
14'/a
13%
54%
1
6
10
27
5145
14
13 3
54 %
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Chem
27
Feb
17%
14 %
13%
-
Corp com„»
Products
21
Jun
!7%
9%
.
14
13%
54%
65%
Apr
104
7% Jan
Inc
14
13
I
Register
Fuel
13%
54 %
—1(
Corp
Apr
145
7% Jan
It
common
71
19
Sep
1
Corp
247, Jan
10
Jun
1
Co
Distillers A
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7
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preferred
National
35% Dec
.5
2
National
115% Oct
I 43
Corp
5
Jan
168
Jun
1
Corp
Natco
32% Jan
'
90
NAFI
54% Jun
12
21
9
II
9
12
80
2
20% Jul)
Jau
28%
29%
2 8'/a
•
79%
79%
*68
79
*77 Va
29%
79 %
"78%
79%
81%
'80
81'/a
81*%
81 %
28%
28%
28
29%
28%
8,100
•\
470
210
79
*78
.
16,000
82
80
79%
*80%
,
320
29%
15,500
*22,200
10
30%
29%
30%
29 3
a
30%
28%
29%
28
28%
25
30%
31%
30 %
31
29%
30%
28
28%
28 %
29V4
4,300
40
40%
40'/a
41
40%
41 %
40%
41%
40%
41%
19,100
Co.——62%c
.
31%
.
%
Number 5915
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(117)
21
RECORD
Range for
Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range for Year 1959
~~~
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
YORK STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE.,
Par
Tuesday
Jan. 4
Wednesday
Jan. 5
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 6
Friday
the Week
Jan. 8
Jan. 7
Shares
o
60% Nov
20
50% Jail
14
Sep
16
103
78 .'/a Sep 19
'94 % Nov 17
Oct 31
89
103
Jan
102
57 %
May 16
90
Jun
10.
43'/» Aug
95% Jan
16
4.40%
85
Jan
12
15
100
Jan
13
Sep 30
95% Jan
13
29% Dec
31
6
18% Jun
,3
88 %. Dec
31
27 V4 Dec
5
29 % Dec
9
31% Apr
7
45'/a Dec
31
41 % F'eh
7 % Jan
-2
15% Dec
15
14 Va Jan
7
40% Jan
13
74
Dec
17
20 Va Jan
,7
35
Dec
18
118
Dec
2
46 %
9
4
% Mar
27% Jun
16
Dec
9
34 % Mar
29
18.
HO
Sep 25
25% Dec 31
61% Jan
Feb
Okla
4
Gas
4%
6
2
89 V4 Dec
Otis
Olln
30
39% July 15
July ,15
24
Nov
12
66% Dec
16
61 % Feb
10
Jan
7
89% Dec
11
79 % Feb
9
59
93 % Oct
15% Dec
4
;;
99% July 29
31
97% Jan
6
26% Nov
5
85
25 % Jan
2
38% Aug
Oct
1
86% May
85 %
7 % Jan
2
14
Oct
3
9% Jan
2
21% Dec
18
22% Nov
17
18% Jan
Dec
110
Chemical
Sep
30
4
Feb
27
% Dec
9
4%
38% Apr 28
24
89% Feb
15
f
16
6
22
23 % Feb
14% May 14
*
Glass
Paper
Co
Pad He
Amer
Pacific
Fisheries
Coast
Ac
20
3
7
23
21
4% Sep
22
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
Sep
3
20% Nov
17
35y« Apr
13
25
69% Jan
2
Jan
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep Ac Teleg
6% preferred
29% Oct 20
Oct
7
28
Jun
90
Pacific
46% Nov 24
Tin
Pan
3
98
Apr
15
83
Dec
8
2
473/, Nov
5
42
Sep
21
60% Mar 13
33
2
45% Dec
23
36% Feb
9
49% July 30
Dec
23
23% Jan
23
31% July 24
Oct
29
42% Sep
22
65% Mar 20 "
h. 3 %
Nov
21
Oct
12
15% Nov
11
12% Feb
26
18% Dec 14
25
Jun
16
21% Sep
29
243/4 Apr
30% Jan
49
Dec
30
45% Nov
25
64% Jun
11
23 % Jan
39% Nov
20
30 % Sep
21
98% Jan
21
26
2 % Jan
7 % Jan
19% Jan
27%
113
82 % Jan
Dec
2
9
3% Jan
Amer
World
21
36
11
35% Dec
13
29% M'ay
18
104% Jun
19
88
Dec
11
30
1013/4 Apr
25
84% Dec
14
11 % Feb
28
19% Dec
29
15% Nov
17
28% Jan
7
43% Dec
29
Jan
2
51;% Dec
69:% Sep
27
Dec
18
41% Dec
5
37
19% Jan
2
40% Dec
30
95
Jan
14
14 Vb Jan
3
98% Apr 20
20
Jan
40% Nov 27
8
493/4 Jan
5
57% Dec
30
26% Jan
2
36% Feb
13
Peoria
50
May
18% Dec
3
Jan
92
Jan
7
37
Jan
22
2
5
Apr
100% Jun
64 %
Nov
9
92
Oct
14
0
15% Dec
18
19% Jan
10
3% Oct
27
30% Sep
102
Apr 23
99% Feb 25
22
22
6% Feb 24
43% May
94 % Sep
22
16%
*84
85%
25 %
54%
C)
2
20% Sep
11
96 % Oct
7
-
36%
114%
104%
105%
103%
*108%
109%
109
15
r
32
16
85
81
Aug 27
92
Nov
24
102
Sep
8
12% jan
2
10
59
31
32,
86
85
85
85V4
86%
11%
11%
11%
*85
113/4
11
11%
183/8
17%
18%
12%
*12
12%
12
12%
22
*19
22
*19
58%
58%
583/4 "
58 3/4
59%
583/4
59 %
62%
64
62%
63%
63
64
50%
51%
50
50%
50
51
11,000
29%
23,300
28%
28%
137%
137%
5%
53/8
50c
38%
1
29%
*137
x37%
22 %
22%;
213/4
22%
213/4
22%
46,700
47%
46
47
453/4
47
463/4
473%
12,800
100
83%
83%
83%
83%
83%
85
*83%
853/4
*83%
853/4
170
45%
46
453/s
45%
443/4
45%
443/8
44%
44%
44%
6,900
No par
45%
46'A
45%
46
45%
46
443/4
45%
43%
44%
28,000
2.50
27%
28%
,27%
27%
27%
28
27%
27%
21%
27%
2,300
No par
1
58%
58%
58%
58%
60
59%
60%
59
59%
4,100
*2%
2%
21/4
2%
5
17%
25
*21 %
58
2%
2%
17%
17%
22'A
*21%
2%
2%
17%
17%
17%
16%
21%
21%
21%
21%
50
50%
50%
50%
50
50%
483/4
30%
313/8
30%
31%
30% •31%
30%
31
120%
i.22%
118%
120 3/4
Corp
119
1213/4
127%
17,600
29%
30%
29%
30%
14,600
34%
343/4
34%
34%
1,000
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
90%
91
90%
91
90%
91%
913/4
92
8,900
310
86
86%
853/4
28%
29
35
34%.
35
No par
25%
26%
26
89
90
86%
86
86
86%
86%
16%
16%
16%
17%
16
17%
16%
16%
5
433A
43%
433/4
43%
44%
44%
443/4
45
61
61%
25
Co
Inc
60
Co
61
60
°
603/4
603/4
59
62
63
62
63
40%
39%
39%
39
39%
383/4
39%
45
46
*45%
46
45%
45%
*57 %
par
4%
43/4
4%
43/4
43/4
32%
33%
323/a
32%
31%
32%
97%
*97%
97%
97%
97%
160
57%
57%
57%
553A
56%
22,400
50%
com_33y3C
33
33%
*963A
32%
57
.No par
50%
51
.No par
21
88%
97
55%
v
33%
97
97%
56%
57
66% May 12
Phlla
Reading Corp
50c
7
363/4 May
Phllco
1
73
9
65% Mar 10
16%
Jan"~2
.
16 % Dec
4
95% May
8
20'A Jan
20
533/4 Dec
3
45% July
7
Pltncy-lfowes
Oct" 13
Sep
15
Pitts
Mar 18
$5
26% Dec
213/o Jan
93% Jun
25
83
Dec
7
99% Julv 29
89
Dec
17% Aug
8
14% Dec
Jan
22
125% Dec
9
29;,/h Oct
13
24% Jan
9
42
7
7
01% Mar IB
14% May J 3
94
,
.
993/4 Apr
19% Aug 17
Apr
17
15% Jan
2
67 %
140
145
'
Feb
25
81
73% May
Aug 11
14 % Jan
-
2
24% Dec
30
19% May
62
>
2
73
Oct
23
68% Jun'
2
80
Oct
10
68 „• Dec
74 % Dec
<7*24 % Sep
29
Nov
5
.■■17'% July, >7
113% Aug 27
393,4 Jun
10
125
July 11
16-
119
8
62% July 31
26
82% Jan
9
81
Dec
18
PltLStoii
.125
Dec
18
18
16
19 >/4 Jan
31
39 % Nov
14
34'A Mar 31
56% Dec
31
Plough
32 Va
Nov
14
213/4 Nov
17
31 % Apr
28
188% Dec
22
Sep
22
20% May 14
Jan
14
96
43% J1111
2
109% Nov
20
16% Jan
2
273/4 Oct
2
9
»
•.
Dec- 15
22% Jan
10
55
31
Jan
42% Jan
9
293% Jan
2
153/8
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
38%
39%
38
38%
373A
38%
363A
37%
95%
93
93
93
93
93
93
51'
523/4
513A
52%
50
51%
50
36'%
37 VA
36 Va
36%
36
36%
36%
25%
253/8
24%
25%
Poor
37
10
79%
803A
HI
*7- 22%
22%
100
prior pfd
100
Virginia
74%
16%
*116%
00
5
1
55%
22%
177%
Inc
95
273/8
89%
53
9
90% Nov
30
473/4 Feb
17
683A Jan
6
Public Service Co
*4
353A Dec
4
43% Apr
8
Public Serv Elec Ac Gas com—No par
30 % May
2
"Feb 18
26% Dec
10
83% Mar
3
-78% Oct
5
Jun
5
29
90
Apr
23
83
Sep
23
107% Apr
22
98
Sep
40% Sep
22
21
40
Dec
31
$1.40
92
93
Mar 20
Jan 16
106% Apr
0
,
•
48% Feb
803/4 Mar 13
65
Dec
24
76% Mar 13
24% Jan
10
20% Sep
22
233A Jan
13
20% Nov
12
23% Jun
18
14
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
5% Jan
2
15% Dec
11
67% Jon
22
22% May
Sep
21
117% Feb
5
8% Nov
23
15
Jan
16
7
19'A Dec
104
_10
2
...
of Colorado
preference com
preferred—
0 .uo,
5.05%
Public Serv
9
70% Nov 26
Sep 18
div
Co
10
No
par
4.08% preferred—
100
4.18% preferred—.————100
4.30% preferred—
—100
91 % Mar 20
-
Power
Gamble
Ac
3'%%
Co
of
-100
Indiana
preferred
No par
4.32% preferred
1
100
25
4.16% preferred
4.80% preferred——
25
100
Publicker
$4.75
.
com
*94%
27%
9,700
31%
47,000
70%
40
63
62%
63%
8,200
78
79
79
78%
*753A
47%
46%
24%
50%
5,200
37 %
36%
37%
10,400
24%
3,300
24%
24%
•
87
89%
90%
54
•37%
."
37%
28V8
79
28
79 "
„
.80%
*84
preferred
80%
~ 86"!
98%
43ya
65'A
*20%
*19%
107%
99%
433A
65V2
21%
20%
108%
No par
*82%
30%
68
83
313/4
69
*82%
313/a
68V8
38%
39%
37%
38%
Dec
30
82% Nov
24
86% Jan
bU
iSuv
iu
293A Dec
17
36 3/0 Aug 31
Puget So md Power Ac Light Co„.10
35 % Dec
29
oh
a
72% Aug 27
Pullman
25
45
Dec
31
34% NOV
16
48% Apr
lfl
Pure
11
,52
Nov
44% Dec
29
54% Jan
16
Quaker Oats Co common—
6% preferred-—
OH
10
-
9%.
9%
89%
x54
_
373/8
28%
79 *80
"T"**84%"
*98
<
43y4
65 Va
*20y2
-
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*19'%
'
54
38%
283/8
79
83
86
37
27%
*79J/8
,
99
433A
66
21'A
20
83
-
109
*82%
31%
68y2
38%
^
?
100
15%
1,800
,*y
_125
37%
38% -
310
8,100
.
77%
..
20,200
21%
70
7
78%
21%
70
23,100
30
*74%
75%
600
17%
18
*118
73
1183/4
120
100
,74
6,300
,
118%
-54 •
54%
22%
22%
169% 173V*
24%
25V4
•
4,000
470
4,300
4,700
16,700
'3,300
■
.
94%
270
88
27%
89Va
11,900
8,000
52 %
52%
5,300
37 7 37%
27%. 27%
*79y8
80y2
"*36,800
2,600
150
94
273/8
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28
80%
83
"
,
-
J
,
60
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83
-*84%-86
99
99
43'A
43%
.
330
8,900
320
66
21 Va
'
20
'
109
10%
108y4
108y4
340
lOVa
103/8
31,300
82%
82y2
82%
82%
60
303A
317/8
68%
303/4
31%
13,900
68V2
68%
687/8
2,400
37%
38Va
31Vs
38
10
>
-
125
53%
99
43%
65%
20'%
20
90
90 %
66
*20%
*19%
109
10%
317/s
68y8
38%
99
43'A
65%
20»/2
*19%
86
15'A
/
95
27%
89%
-«-
J-:
40
90%
•
15%
*80
Or—A-£ ~^-*84%~ 86
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93A
83
32
68y4
85
2
Inc
89%
89%
53%
373/a
373A
.
28%
283/a
*79
'80
—*80%
82
*83%
85
98y4
99'%
43
43%
*65Vi
66
*20%
21>A
*19%
20
108% 108%
27%
89%
52%
8,600
49%
95
94%
94%
273/4
4,100
50 %
87
94%
273/a
»
16
94%
*90
15%
36,600
37%
15%
37
...
15%
70
20
76%
46%
*92%
.
95%
27%
9%
7
Feb
24%
5
8
28
553A
22%
173%
-5
Inc
*/4 juu
a mi
79
*120
No par
Industries
26% Jan
*
17%
53%
73% Feb
31
Procter
15%
47%
30
■
20
Nov
,
1193A
95
27%
preference
50% Dec
-
v:
25
100
95
"140
■
47
46 y2
87
94
*69%
*77%
25
*90
70%
K)—
(H
fund
Electric
74%
553/4
223/4
184%
243A
24%
*85%
31%
.7:':-"7'''■
125
125
-- --124% 124%
37%
38%
37%
38%
78%
79%
7 78%
79
22%
213/4
22%
'
21%
21%
70%
70%
70%
*70
71%
75
*74% ,. 75%
V 75
75 '
17%
17%
18
17% , 18
120
120 ; 120
120
120
79%
x75%
753A
73% -74%
123
xl20% 120%
*119
121
56% •
55%
553/4
54%
55'%
22%
' 22%
23
22%
23
176%
171% .174%
169% 172
24%
25%
25%
251A
25%
22%
124%
75
I
48%
31%
127^~r~
*69
75%
122
preferred
153/4
15%
36
70%
17%
,
47
♦69%
37%
78% ' 79%
7
120
81%.
2.50
sink
5%%
*68
*
100
*79
85
15%
15%
1
95%
85
*90
.
Co
Potomac
15%
36%
Corp
Ac
*93
1.25
70% Nov
•39
80
105
48
41
18
2
763A
47%
31
Apr
Jan
76 3A
48
Dec
95
21
76%
47 VB
29% Feb
"93
,37
*75%
48%
88
5
12
763A
46%
25% May 19
7
Sep
*753/4
12
29
100
78
31
82-r Oct
Oct
62%
79
Dec
90
83% Nov
86
63%
28% Dec
26% Jan
"
61%
78
Ry— '}•" SX#i.A:/: ;
: 7.
100
' 1263/4 126%% "7*125%
Inc;
Porter Co
88 ;,A
62 3/8
preferred
$3 50 convertible
Polaroid
49
78
1
Plymouth Oil Co
96 % Jan
17
22
21% Mar 20
1003/4 Jun
48%
70
230
85%
*92%
62
—10
77% Dec
113% Dec.'
48%
77
85%
94
77.3/4
95
West
10
48
•93
63%
Young Ac Ash pfd„. 10C
CO (TlietsComlllon
11
Jan
69
94
85%
77%
Pittsburgh
At
94
32%
86%
Piute Glass Co„_
Pittsburgh
94
85%
84%
*76
62
*90
Chic
84%
78
32%
Co common—10
Ac
*76
78
♦76
70
*85
1st series
9
«•
77
31%
.1
preferred class A
Mar 16
23% Jan
132
Sep
x77
_No par
Wayne
5%%
270
89%
_No par
guaranteed
6%
200
88%
70
l
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
9
86
20%
883/4
(conv)
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh
29
Feb
Pitts
20%
873A
preferred
preferred
Ft
1%
4
28aA Jan
30
Jan
Mar
July 23
4,700
20%
873A
70 y2
par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Pitts
12B
50%
*203/a
883A
32%
2
Coke A, Chein
50%
20%
883A
*69
par
Inc
convertible
$4 80
2
50%
*203/a
883A
5
Phillips-Van lfeusun Corp—
_No
Plllsbury Co common—
_No
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
503/a
20%
x883A
100
—;
Jan
493% Aug 27
50%
*20%
89%
69%
5
46,000
21
48%
,
10
50%
33%
-100
preferred
i
50%
69 y2
▼hllip Morris Inc common—
4%
preferred—
28
-24% Nov
22 :,/h
56%
4%
32%
100
—
0
84 % Jan
♦97
.
473A
3
common
LJ % Jan
90
32
823/4 Jan
100
preferred series A—
36% Dec
2
com
Phillips Petroleum
Jun~20
6,900
4%
15
25
4%
4%
Jan
88% Nov
8,200
43/4
400
8
—
Dec
8
16%
16%
21
24
94
16%
92%
16%
~I
523/« Mar 23
*92%
16%
93%
16%
;85
82
92%
*92%
16%
X93 %
22
46
93%
933A
22
*45
16%
933A
Oct
46
*45
*92%
100
74 % Dec
33,500
16%
preferred
Mar 12
250
38%
93%
4.68%
84% Apr
10,200
62%
38%
16%
26
23
61
*61%
*92%
..
77% Dec
1,400
1
common
preference
70,500
100
104% Jan
12% Sep
Jan
*61%
950
16%
44%
61
613/4
59
0
86%
16%
44%
39
100
33%c
No
v
28
49% Dec
14
-
10
Dec
2
125
29%
35%
30
34%
93
72A Jan
127
283/4
28%
86
120
2,500
15,300
*34%
3
__l
com
Co
200
49%
31%
RR
series
23,200
50
5
3.90%
16%
21%
30%
v
Mar 23
5,900
16%
*21%
49
x85
41
2%
No par
Mar 18
100 %
:..j
1
86
86
2%'
17%
213/4
86
7
/
___l
100
29
3,300
23
2
27
363/4
46%
Jan
Jan
36%
22%
99
36% Feb
74,600
37%
23%
17
14
140
6 3/4
48%
Dec
,
138%
6%
22%
85
Jun
•138
2,600
11,000
-
46
*78
54
363/4
39
100
24
6
373/8
29 %
138
5%
38%
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
31
29%
136%
5%
39
13
Dec
29%
139
5 %
5%
88% Apr
89
29%
28%
138
23
62
22
64%
Dec
71% Nov
*20
58%
5
100
Corp
4,700
2,100
513/4
28%
Corp
preferred
Ac
22
18%
12%
63%
136%
1
Corp
Ry
5,000
17%
12%
:
493/8
100
3.50
Eastern
60
65
14 2/7
series preferred
33A %
*19
.
4,000
50%
75
2|
75
173/4
'1,400
63%
'
7
3
Jan
11%
7,400
110
49%
25
No par
Fhlla
6
;
17,800
'
198
109%
vi8%
4.40%
43
743/4 jan
32
85%
1053/4
*
17%
59%
16
84%
■
11%
22
23
*15%
86%
'11%
is
11%,
4,800
2,480
32
11%
*19
16
59,100
25,900
313/4
85
100
4% 2nd prcrened (conv)—
—12.50
Phelps-Dodge Corp
30
♦15 %
47,100
114%
32%
11%
0
Apr
16
♦15%
32%
$1
>
1133/4
10%"
18
65
1143/4
100%
26
26% Dec
113
13,000
%
109%
Apr
57 % Jan
36
109%
22% Jan
May
~
85%
355/a
109%
May 13
107
100
84%
36%
:
103 Va Apr
93 % Feb
853/4
355/8
114'
105
85
100
conv
23%
84%
104%
23
9
22%
86%
1043/4
11
20
23%
51% ;-:52%21 ®/8
22%
104 %
Oct
46% Jun
J6
May
533/8
104%
32%
17%•
70
52%
84%
86%
*11
800
263/4
86%
32%
8
preferred
A,
163%
85
25 3/4
85%
*85%
._1
Corp
<
87% Dec
31
Jun
163/8
*83%
25%
36%
112%
87
6
50% Dec
16%
84
.
*22
89
8
24
J 07%
533/4
843/4
23%
16
:
Electric
253/8
22%
93
39% Sep
37 % Jan
-
16%
84
253/4
36
53%
86
16
85%
52%
.
52%
6.25
Co
(Clwiti)
16
25%
*84
26
87%
common
Chemicals
Ac
Pflz.er
4
Mar 30
*16
26
53
70% Mar
100
22
54% Dec
16 %
85%
16>/4
25%
87
17
20
5,400
*15%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp or America
Pleiffer Brewing Co.;
31
13,200
305/8
*15%
Peoples Gns Light Ac Coke
Mar 23
74
(,l
4.40%
38 3/4
293/4
'
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
64% Aug 11
23
39% Dec
Co
prior
Pennsylvania
6
85% Mar 20
375/8
31%
1
.*.
Penn Power Ac Light
4%% preferred:.
8
3 8 5/8
31
*84
l
Airways Inc
Penna Glass Sand
5
37%.
31%
112%
Ford
Ac
Penney
39
31 %
No par
Coal
Pennsalt
37%
31%
Pipe Line—
Penn-Dlxie Cement
18
102% Apr
Sep
92 % Sep
32% Mav 11
Penick
0
July
East
conv
1
Dec
125
Sep
25 % Nov
94 %
5%
38%
X31V4
112
Electronics
preferred-
Peabody
38%
31%
106%
com
10
39%
36%
:
310
31
x85 %
,
15,600
38%
23
Patlno Mines A; Enterprises
30
39% Mar 12
32% Dec
88
37 y4
Parker Rust Proof Co
ParniClee Transportation
8
f
*86
87%
Paramount pictures Corp
Parke Davis Ac C'0
57
19
July 17
15% Jail
6
88%
86 V4
Common
4%
Jan
30% Jan
Dec
*86
25
Consolidated
Packard-Bell
Panhandle
94
86
22%
Pacific
43
86
6%
56V«Jan
0
87
Inc
66% Apr
12
*85
Aggregates Inc_5
67 Va Apr
62% Dec
87
Co common
5
23% Nov
*85
_No par
9
2
470
36%
common
16
3
90
5
com
preferred
45% Nov
Jan
*89
100
58 % Jun
12% Jan
89
!
Pacific Cement
26
Co
51% Nov
37.
89
59
No par
preferred
Oxfoid
16% Jan
30
89
Corp (The
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois
31
23% Jan
126
89
No par
issued-
3
April
89
30c
18
5% Nov
89
7.50
Corp
31
143
130
90
6.25
Marine
Dec
64
220
89
Corp
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas Ac Electric
64% Nov
2
40
79
1
54% Dec
2
,2
40% Jan
88%
79
100
25% Sep
Jan
47:% Jan
88
79%
5
i
Gas
Co
Owens
27
18
60
89%
*77
Overland
13
Jun
59%
*88
78%
common
Elevator
2
11% Nov
20
59
87%
78%
Corp
Outlet
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
143/4 July 30
May 22
10
27
61
87%
78
20
Mathieson
•£;
VV-May
J6
94% July
104% Dec
Co
Natural
Outboard
Nov 30
*
fhVu
37 Va Feb
Elec
59%
86
76%
No par
,
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma
Oliver
120
Ac
61
86
76%
preferred
58% July 28
26 % Nov 25
30
Co—
60
87
75%
ioo
preferred
Oil
27
90 % Feb
7
Dec
4.44%
Ohio
30% Jun
19
29% May
104
16
May 21
59%
84
,100
;
59%
loo
preferred
When
12
12
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
34% Nov
May 27
1
loo
21
29
3
82
common*..
Dec
Dec
V
Edison Co
Dec
17% Jan
98
Ohio
83
86
11
27
30
87% Dec
17
13
67% Jan
74
92% May 16
2 8'A Jan
Sep 22
200
'
—
30,900
«
Q
37 % Feb
131
Oct
23
28
July 28
For
19
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
footnotes,
see page
,
124 Va
24
24.
Sep
22
Feb
25
140
Mar
27% Oct
8
27
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
-
45y2
1253A
27
46
127
27%
45%
127
27
46
45V8
127
*125y2
27J/2
27%
45%
127
27%
45 Va
453A
45 «A
45%
*125'%
126%
*125y2
126%
273/s
27%
27
27
'
3,500
80
L100
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 11, i960
.
(118)
22
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
J
Range for
NEW YORK STOCK
1959
Highest
Range for Y'ear
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
2
30
48 % Dec
10
45 V* Apr
8
14% Jan 13
21% Feb 28
24% Dec
69 Vs Sep
43% Feb
31
16% Apr
60% Oct
23% Dec
Dec
69
19% July 14
25% Jan
31% July 25
34% Jan
10
17 V* May 28
6
Jan
2
30% Dec
25% Jun
25% Aug
14% Oct
73% Dec
28
5
23% Jan
9
41% Dec
56% Jan
31
21
17.
17
20
24
29
8
27
Radio Corp
1
74-/« Mar
9
Dec
67
75% May 12
6
73
83.50
17
Oct
28
27% Jun
5
41% Sep
28
16
40% Apr
22
Jan
12
9
Jan
7
2
15% Nov 27
8
42% Jan
May 20
.
16% Jan
'12% Feb
4%
60% Jun ,24
55
Jan
29% Jun
17% Sep
Jan
7
9% Dec
2
7Va Nov 25
11
9% Jan
14% Nov
19
77% Dec
19
66% Apr
8
5
54% July
39% Dec
29
38% Jan
25% Jan
10
54% Dec
30
46% Jan
28
8% Jan
2
33% Dec
9
30% Jan
7
16
71% Dec
Dec
28
47% Dec 12
3
163
47% Jun
15
65
Oct
8
Mar
116
87% May 22
10% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
19% Jap
22
17% Sep
Oct
14
3
109% Dec
2
21
22
70
Oct 22
32% Apr 18
13
2% Jan
111
30
37
Jan
2
~5% Oct" 13
22% Jan
2
35% Dec
July 18
34% Dec
10
31
■
28
30
59% Dec
35% Feb
16
59% Dec
18
Rochester
Telephone
Rockwell-Standard
29
741
Dec
28
Oct
5
92
Jan
30
Apr
2
505
Dec
18
90
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
81
4%
10% Jan
7
14% Mar 25
Ronson
17
34
May 27
Roper
2
22
Aug
3
Royal
6
26
Royal
Dutch
24
24% Jan
2
Royal
McBee
17
12% Nov
20
12% Jan
2
20% Dec
2
Nov
13% Jan
3
16% Nov 24
16% Jan
13
53 % Nov
20
40
Oct
Apr
7
25% Oct
8
16
Jun
30% Jan
2
40% Nov 20
18
17
'Jun
Corp
24% Jan
14
41% Dec
10
22
22
47% Mar 11
Ruberoid
10% July
2
14% Mar 25
RUDDCrt
16% Oct
Jan
8
1
37% Sep
1
22
34% Nov
9
95% Jun
10
30
Dec
24
233% Nov
19
23 % Dec
14
22% Jan
2
35% Nov
17
28
1
Apr
Sep
42V4 Jau
258
Apr
1
St
8
8t
2
38
Apr
17
27
July
Sep
21
14
79% Apr
56% Dec
14
97
Jan
2
31% Dec
2
7
21% Oct 30
Oct 29'
73
69
46% Dec
10
42% Jau
Nov
21
89% Dec
26% Oct 28
24% Dec
31
29% May
8% Dec
24
12% Oct
26% Jan
2
Jan
20
20% Jan
2
90
25
97
36% Dec
July 10
10% Apr
18% Feb
11
Dec
31
35
Jan
17
16
12
48% Oct 24
34% Nov
12% Mar
13
61% Dec
17
52% Feb
9
20
46
Dec
2
39 % Feb
10
17
16% Nov
21
12
Feb
9
12
74% Nov
11
72% Jan
-8
28
82
Dec
52
Dec
,
87% Mar
7
99% Jan
24
80
Dec
28% Oct
2
22
Sep 21
71
Nov
12
85% Apr
10
67
Dec
78
6
Jun
12
4
30
31% Nov
17% Jan
8% Jan
Dec
11
16
Sep
24
Jan
48% Dec
25
Jan
40
Dec
22
Jan
atuieb
8% Jan
series
°
Sangamo
9
Bolt
&
Corp of
Sep 21
35% Oct
6
18% Jan
8
46% Jan
26
49
32% May 7
12% Sep 21
69% Oct 15
Jan
17
42% Dec
*
2%
77%
79%
77
78%
42
42
42
42
32
32%
31%
32%
4%
4%
4%
25% Apr
15% Jan
7
72% Sep 30
46% Dec 19
2
23% Oct
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
14
17
50 V* Nov
17
44% Jan
22
12% Sep
22% Feb
9
45
44% Jan
13
52% Apr
25
15% Apr
6% Jan
3
21% Dec
18
2
10% July
3
34% Dec 30
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
52
May
9
Jun
90% May 21
30
32% Jan
7
34% Dec
13
49% Jan
36
2
24% Jan
13
30
May 29
61 % Dec
17
37% Dec 29
28% Jap
2
35
Dec
33
31
2
44% Dec
9
30
Jan
Jan
16% Jab
10
56
19
2
70
Nov
13
32
Jan
10
12
Jan
8
2% Jan
22
12% Jan
2
17% Apr
85% Jan
26
17
2
88% Jan
3
20 Va Jun
2
July 15
22% Oct
7% Dec
•
23
74% Apr 14
64
.July 23
22% Jan
5
14
24% May 29
Oct
28
16
9
44% Dec
15
18
Dec.
12
4
26
8% May 18
""
11,600
:
745
755
753
*82
85
*82
84V2
*82
84%
84%
84%
90
17
17
17%
17
17%
17
17%
10,700
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
8,000
20%
21
83 '/2
17%
16%
12
11%
760 >
>
19%
19%
19%
20
20
21 >/4
21%
21%
21%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
19
19%
19%
19%
19
.
760
21%
46
v
20%
21%
19%
13%
:
770
749
769
1,550
21%
20%
3,200
21 '/4
21 %
21%
21%
1,600
44%
45%
44%
45%
117,300
18%
f
19%
18%
18%
13,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13% A 13%
38%
39
38%
39%
39
39%
39
39%
39
39%
3,500
11%
11%
11%
111/2
11%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
'12%
5,300
20 %
20%
19%
201/4
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
4,800
37%
26,300
"
37
.
37 %
37%
80%
80%
=■225
37%
•80%
13%
37%
81 %
250
*225
30
30
•31%
32%
250
81
*225
37%
81
275
30%
29%
30%
37
8 IV'2
81
1,200
275
30
30%
30%
32'%
32'%
32%
33
32%
32
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
•73%
75
74%
74%
*73%
74%
74
74
531/4
54%
53
53%
52%
53%
89%
88
88
25
24%
25
4,200
32
21%
75
54 %
55%
88%
88 %
24%
1
9%
53%
54%
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>
*89
89%
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25 %
■:
110
81
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275
22
21
24%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9
43%
43
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9%
43%
44 "
25
24%
500
12,700'
•
24%
200
11,300
60
89%
24%
9,300
9
9%
14,500
43
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43%
43 3 8
43%
431%
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18%
18
18%
18%:
18%
18%
18%
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18%
3,800
35%
36%
35%
36 '/a
35%
36%
36
36%
36%
37%
27,600
20,800
-
73%
75%
71%
73%
72
73%
71 »/8
72%
70'/a
48 %
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47%
47
47
46%
461/2
45%
45%
14 %
15%
14% -15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
78 %
79%
78%
78%
79%
78%
79
78%
2,400
71%
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79
28
75%
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1
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76
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82%
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83%
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28%
29%
75%
82%
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81
79%
29'/4
28%
29,1%
29
♦68
70
7 %
7
70
♦68
70
75%
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1,200"
11,900
6,700
75%
83
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82%
82%
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29%
29%
29%
56,000
70
1
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70
7%
7%
8%
22,200
33%
34%
34%
35%
34%
351/4
33%
34%
33%
34%
22,100
21%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%,
21%
21%
21%
21%
8,700
♦15%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
161/4
16%
16%
16%
5
40%
41
40
40%
40
401%
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,500
50 %
50%
50%
50%
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50%
50%
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42,700
19 %
19%
15%
90
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90
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19
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19%
19%
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800
15%
14%
92
500
29,900
20
92
41%
18,200
issued
When
40%
,
40%
40%
43/
43
23%
>
42%
16%
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161%
161/4
16
16
3,800
85
83
83%
82
831/4
80%
82%
4,700
42%
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16%
42%
41%
42
41%
41%
40%
41%
1,800
22%
16%
86
23
1
40%
84%
16%
22%
221/a
22%
22%
88,000
Transp 8c Tr—
shares
York
New
ordinary
Skelly Oil
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2OV4
20%
20%
20%
8,000
32 %
33%
32%
33
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
32%
19,700
54%
56
55
55
54%
541/4"
53%
53%
52%
53%
53%
54
53%
54
94%
94%
94 %
94%
94%
94%
93
93
l
1
Co
Corp
5
•27
55%
56%
1,600
541/4
54
53%
*92%
3,100
'
600
93%
27%
54,%
26%
27 %
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2,300
55%
54%
54%
54%
55%
53%
54
53%
53%
40,100
55
53%
54
53
53%
52%
53%'
52
52%
52 %
53
52 %
52%
52%
53
51%
52%
52%
53
5
Inc
53%
10
s
Marchant
Aircraft
14%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
25%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,900
58 %
59%
14,900
40%
41%
69,200
.
59%
60%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59'A
59%
15
41
42 I/b
41%
42%
41%
42%
411/4
42
1
20
19%
19%
No par
Co___
Gold 8c Platinum
Va
20%
19%
19%
19%
6%
35%
46%
46%
46
46
27% Aug 21
South
24
24
24%
South
Gas
Puerto
2.50
Co
Rico
Sugar
5
19
19%
19%
•
19%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6,300
35%
35%
35%
7,900
47%
47
47
24
24%
23%
24
47%
23%
1,200
19%"
20%
20%
20%
*47
.
23%
"
19%
19%
30
30
30
-
30%
.*29%
30%
_25
59%
60%
60 '/a
60%
59%
60%
59%
59%'~
59%
59%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
25
California
EdUon
—
Co
9,000
20%
6%
35%
..5
com
preferred
5,000
36
*45%
24%
.
6,300
15,800
'
6%
8%
*53%
-
■-■v
5
Corp
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Jersey
1':v
7,600
25
Co
(AO)
Amer
19%
20%
No par
Steel
&
Pattern
Smith-Corona
South
22%
19%
20%
_No par
Saw
Simplicity
22 %
19%
20%
_l
Co
Slmonds
Sinclair OH
22%
1
50c
Corp of America
Simmons
Smith
—
Corp
Mfg
Sheraton
Solar
40%
85
35%
32% Feb 25
37»/4
37%
81
♦225
30%
29%
_7.50
*30.
30%
20
20%
*30%
31
300
"
4,000
300
6,900
13,600
39%
39%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
1,700
Southern
Indiana Gag 8c Elec.No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
31%
22
35%
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36
36%
17,500
24% Oct
It
Southern
Pacific Co
22%
23%
23
23%
23
23%
23%
22%
15
Southern
23%
76,000
60% Jan
Railway
23%
53%
51%;
52%
53
16,500
.
(Del)
No par
common
No par
20
48 % Nov
17
16% Dec
30
19% Jan
19
5%
15
75
13
Mobile 81 Ohio stock
Jan
non-cuin
preferred—
tr ctfs
40% Jan
2
48% Dec
22
Southwestern
2
28% Dec
31
Spalding (A G) 8c Bros Inc
10
91
Dec
18
89% Apr
10
9% Mar
5
21% Mar 16
Public
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
Service
preferred
Spencer Kellogg &
Sperry Rand Corp.
21% Oct
22
28% May 21
22
97% Feb
13
$4.50
32% Sep 24
47% Dec
10
76
Spiegel
84% May 7
37% Dec 30
$4.50
Square
100
Co
17%
17%
.
*66
54%
17%
67
52%
17%
♦66'
17%
67
17
17%
*66
67
52
.
,
,
17%
*66
17%
67
5,100
— —
—
48%
48%
48%
47%
49
47%
48
47%
47%
5,000
27%
29%
26%
27'/4
26
26%
25%
26
24%
25%
6,500
6
100
—,1
Sbns
—
—.
53%
54'/a
67
48%
common—__50c
preferred
—25
Inc common
No par
D
17
1
2.50
common
preferred
"53%
*65
.
.—I
Co
4.20%
83
10
4,800
38%
11%
No par
65
26% Jun
25%
37%
40%
Southern
see page 24.
25%
38%
41
46% Jan
2
25%
37%
No par
Southern
Oct
25%
6%
9
29
5,600
2 6 V4
,38%
35%
8
79% Sep 24
49%
37%
6%
81% Dec
31% Dec
750
10
Shell Oil Co
41% Sep
3
37% Mar 16
Dec
61
49%
25%
35%
56% Jan
7
52%
*56
<
49 %
26%
6%
3
May
61
49
381/4
35%
20
13
95
6,900
53%
*56
49%
8haron Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Southern
30
53%
53 %
61 '
1,300
2
Nov
53%
48%
.
1,500
3,100
3
16
53%
*57
49%
1
Apr
22
18% Nov 20
25% Dec 15
2,200
South Carolina E & a Co com—4.50
5%
preferred
50
38
67% Oct
Apr
4%
13%
63% Mar 25
Dec
4%
37%
35% Mar
13
4%
13%
32% Jan
34% Nov 25
21 % Nov 16
4%
37%
15
30% Nov
4%
13%
19
24
3,000
4%
37%
29% Dec
Feb
32%
•
37
54% Jun
34
42
32 %
26%
16%
*73%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
52% Jan
5% Dec
41%
32%
77 %
No par
Smith Kline 8c French Labs
24
30 % Jun
42
32%
37%
29% July 7
61% Jun 30
92
footnotes,
30
Dec
19% Apr
5 % Sep
T
For
29
78
Feb 20
40 % Dec 31
3
49 % Apr
87
Nov
Dec
4
59
59% July 27
104% July 27
31% May 22
67% Apr
2
38% Nov
22% Nov
25% Jan
18
76%
41%
32%
13%
14
6
5,900
78
41%
37%
V
82
13%
77%
7,8
32 'A
1
par
Slegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
24
725
35,000
41%
61
48%
200
2%
77
4
.54
50
8
21/8
23,100
37'%
45% Mar 25
48 % Nov
52
*57
60
49 3
15,500
'
27
13 %
22
18% Jan
52%
*55
-
%
38
Jan
1
.51
:25
/
60
58%
60
13%
38
24
4%.
58%
13%
23% Sep
66% Dec
60%
37%
4
20% Dec
2,400
38
Sheller
5
1,600
144%
13%
22% Aug 12
24% Oct 28
3
140%
37%
22% Dec 30
25
146
13%
9
Feb
142
1
&
17% Nov 16
48
146
2.50
Oil
I8V4 Jun 23
7
X145
149
2'%
1
16% Jun
2
147%
2%
1
14
Jan
147
147
No par
30
68
43
Gas
Shamrock
26
19% Jun
45% Jan
42%
^
2 %
common
20% Sep
10
43%
•42 %
30
$5.25 preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc_
70% Oct
43
21/4
Selberling Rubber Co
Servel Inc
17
50% Nov 20
x43
3
16
2
43'%
2%
& Co
26
2
43%
2%
Corp
21 % Nov
16% Sep
46% Mar
43
18,500
5
91% Dec
50% Jan
31,000
—_1
17% Dec
33% Jan
14,700
68%
.20
10
17
44%
67%
2%
Amer
13% May 20
Nov
43%
69%
59%
Line RR Co
27% Jun
32% Dec
53
44%
68
26
100
6
40
52%
43%
71
5
—100
—
6
17
53
44 %
70
1
20
25
52 %
44
71%
1.40
9% Jan
Apr
52%
45%
70%
100
17% Jan
12% Jun
53
44%
No par
No par
Sears Roebuck
22
52 %
46%
71%
42%
No pai
14
2
400
53
77
No par
23% Oct
Jan
4,800
77
Co common
preferred
50% Nov 23
Shell
24
50
58%
Mfg
3.65%
Mar 17
38% Dec
17% Feb
50'
71
tA.00%
$4 preferred
Bcovlli
5
11
49%
44 %
1
—1
20 G
1
S3.40 preferred
96 I
39% Jan
1
49%
26
100
—100
10
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls
7
49%'
26%
Co
Scott Paper Co common
45% Mar 18
17
v
43,700
77%
preferred
1
Dec
52%
74
1
convertible
Oct
85% Oct
52 %
"•
73%
26%
Corp
17
49%
75
13%
5
Seagrave
39% Nov
49%
73%
♦13
lb
26% July 16
13
49%
76%
*•
*76%
Electric Co
2
12
49%
4,200
13
77%
Electric Co
Imperial Corp
13% Jan
11
Feb
75%
12,400
8
13%
27%
series A—
37
58
77%
21%
8
13%
: '900
56
20%
8
26%
Regis Paper Co common
4
25% Apr
8% Jan
7%
59%
5%
A
3
13
75%
21%
*76%
Finance Co
1
78%
♦13
13%
20 %
8
49%'
TOO
1
Joseph Light & Power
L San Fran Ry Co com
Seaboard
4
8
700
24%
76 %
—
cuiumun
3
16% Aug
♦55
♦55
56 %
22%
21%
65
27%
preferred
Lead Co
29% Apr
46% Dec
56
°55
76%
1
20% Nov 19
10
*24
8
♦13
38%
Atr
26% Feb 25
24%
13%
26%
8eaboard
24
24%
<
•17%
5s
81% Nov
Oct
25v4
J*24%
13%
26%
Screw
19% Dec 22
67
56%
7%
37%
10% Mar 11
4
17%
65 %
22%
22%
8
—.5
20
40% May 25
6% Nov 13
♦55
22%
8
17%
25%
24%
56%5
22 %
'
9
17%
66
.59%
conv
Joseph
5%
Apr 13
30% Mar 18
'81
23
■
7% Feb
•55
>8 %
9
17%
66
761/2
Schick Inc—
5
86
39% Sep
'25%.
•8%
17%
68
27%
Schenley .Industries Inc
Schering Corp common
11
5
25
♦24%
9
17
>67
■
77%
8avage Arms Corp
7
17% Nov
2
21 % Apr
17%
68%
28%
Diego Gas &
3
31
•8%
9%
17%
581/4
preferred
Diego
Oct
18
17,900
«
8an
May
73% Nov
*8%
68
—1
San
Oct
11
2,300
_
5^
92
10% May
4% Mar
1,100
66%
—
4
19
July 10
8%
17 V8
6,300
27%
Corp,
1st pfd 4.40%
45% Aug 12
16
Feb
St
3
18% July 15
3
8% Apr
55% Feb
75
7%
Inc
Preferred
30
Mar 13
51% Apr
*2
32% Jan
34
27%
Corp—.—10
Petroleum
Co
4.30%
St
18% Nov
30% Jan
4%
36% July 24
10% Jan
Apr
26
26%
f Jaeoh v
ttalvwiij
15
15
1
53
24
3,300
24%-
'Ryan Aeronautical Co—_—No
1
90% Aug 17
15
Jan
19%
'
24
84% Dec
161
19%
*76%
Di Corp
Cola Co
Rubbermaid
22
12% Dec
30
19%
26%
;
(Geo
19%
1
Crown
50% Jan
7% Apr
16
19%
5
Co common
24% Mar 12
8
18%
•18%
26
preferred series A
30
25% Dec
>700
No par
10
_2.50
Corp
Oct
30
11% Dec
8c
& Haas
Rohm
700
27%
26%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
22% Dec
16
30% July 23
39% July 24
481% Jan
tl2
5,600
32 %
27%
25%
preferred
Gas
2
30%
18 %
32%
28
27%
Elec Corp__No par
Rochester
29% Jan
2
18
32
28
100
new
convertible
5%%
-
18%
32
27%.
26
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
14
18
32 %
27%
25%
Roan
3
50% Dec
18%;
•31%
27
Co
Corp
Company
39To Jail
17%
32
27
18%
lb
10
5
:~t
Corp
Paper
Ritter
23%Jun
2,
22% Jan
37% Jan
Oil
Riegel
Richfield
17%
17%
31%
27
27%
series
4
6ct~~I
28% Jan
58,100
26%
Tobacco com
Manufacturing
16
26
23
17
41 % Dec
28,700
52 %
27
Rhodeslan Selection Trust
5% Mar 17
*
27%
50%
1
Chemical Co—_2.50
No par
50
100
Dec
July 15
31% Jan 19
4
27
51%
26
common
45% Sep
Jau
27%
50 Va
_1
prior preference
Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
5
Dec
27%
51%
Co—
Reynolds (R J)
24
17
30
4
Nov
84% Mar 26
30% Dec
1% Sep
1
38% Nov
Feb 28
55
76
20% Dec
9
July 24
300
27%
51 %
Reynolds Metals Co com
4%* preferred series A
4%% conv 2nd pfd
48% May 15
42
68%
-50(
Inc
Rexall Drug 8c
23
57% Nov
♦67
27 %
No pa'
Chemicals
Inc
Revlon
63% July 27
50% Iuly
7
4,500
68%
27%
series—100
1
50c
10
Republic Steel Corp
,
10
Revere Copper 8c Brass
5
81% Sep
1,400
38%
53%
Republic Aviation Corp..
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
14% July
56,000
68
51%
preferred 3%%
Conv
67%
38%
27 %
5(
50
—5f;
preferred
Co...
Reliance Mfg Co
11% July
11
2nd
(Robt) 8s
f 1.25 dlv
66%
•67
1
Hit
Roller
Shares
5
-
/
Reliance Elec 8c Eng Co
28% Jan
37% Apr
78% Jan
♦67%
♦66 '
!No pai
Reliable Stores Corp
36% July 23
60% Mar 5
12 % Nov
6
68%
Reeves Bros
2
22
41% Jan
67%
Inc
Reichhold
17
Dec
7
2
2
8
22% May 12
67%
noncum
Reed
16
20% Apr
73
2
16% Jan
5
39
Reading Co common
4*i noncum 1st preferred
14
1
Oct
17
27
22
67%
38%
29
25% Dec
15
50% Oct
18
68
67 %
39
16% Dec
8% NOV 11
2
7
31
Jan 13
16% Dec 31
54
Jan
9
66%
67%
38%
Rayonler
Eels
3% Jan
68%
67%
39
Raytheon Co
25% Nov
12% May
68%
67 %
38%
73% Apr 27
25
Jan 21
26
70
67 %
30% July 10
the Week
Jan. 8
68%
9
33 % Jan
Friday
Jan. 7
5
9
37% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
No pat
19% Feb
Nov 24
SALE PRICES
Jan. 6
preferred
43% Sep
32
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan; 5
of America com—No pai
1st
Raybestos-Manhattan
May 22
Jan. 4
■<v:;
"
Inc
ftanco
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
r
30 Vi Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Prev tous
Year 1958
50
•
8
84%
*82
8%
85
83
16%'
16%
26%
85%
85%
42%
36%
9%
84
♦82
25%
•78
8%
85
83
*
'
v
S%
84 %
91/8
85
♦821/2
82%
16%
16%
16%
'16%
25%
26
25%
25%
86%
85
85
*85
43%
42
'79
79
37%
36%
42%
•
79
37%.
,
8%
16
24%
*84
9%
57,200
82%
83%
3,200
83
■
8%
84
8%
83
*82%
*82'%
16
16.
83
16%
5,100
25%
24%
25%
109,400
86
86
86
42
42%
*
41%
.42%
40%
41%
•78'%
79%
78%
78%
*78%
36»%
?7%
36
36%
35%
79%"
36%
180
24,200
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Number 5915
191
Volume
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(119)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1.958
Lowest
Range for Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
.
v
-
17
37
Dec
18
71 % Dec
85% May
2
17% Nov 28
Aug 29
23
82'A Feb
24
Standard Brands
$3.50
Inc
2
3
Jan
3
3% Nov
19
21
45% Nov
2£j
23
Standard
Oil
of
35% Feb
25
18
61% NOV
50
Nov
3
39 % Nov
20
52 % Apr
17
Standard
Oil
of
47 '/a Feb
21
60 y4 Nov
12
45% Oct 23
59 Va Jan
26
Standard
Oil
of
New
23
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
43% Feb
23% May 11
5
62 Va Jan
42% Feb
24
59% Dec
31
50
Nov
16
64% Jan
36% Sep
17
92
Jun
30
2
94% May 26
29% Dec 30
85
10% Jan
27% Jan
Jan
2
89
Dec
29
84
8
23
Sep
3
33% Dec
31
31% Jan
6
14
18
12 % Jan
12
11% Nov 10
18 % Nov
2
14% Jan
Jun
6
Jan
18
.
Jan
Apr
23% Jun
527/0 Sep
71
Dec
107/e Jan
15
14% NOV
20
29% Jan
14
54
11
2
Jan
2
29
Dec
27% Oct 22
45%Npy 12
13 % Jan
43
22
Dec
10% Jan
16% Oct
28
37 Va Jan
60% Nov
20
26% Dec
16
20
Jan
2% Jan
Oct
52
Sep
21
5
9% Jun
9
;
Sep 22
2
28 % Dec
29
24% Dec
6
Stone
$5
67
Dec
14
65% Feb
29
25
29
21
Sun
30% Mar 19
38
Dec
30
30% Dec
16
24'A Apr 29
38% Jan 15
97
Dec
19
88
Jan
24
25
1865
1360
Feb
Aug 11
Dec
7
Jan
106% Feb
27
Chemical
47
Jan
23
31% Mar
3
42% Sep
5
19% Jan
3
29 % Dec
30
25
Apr
3
29 % Jan
29% Jan
2
38% Aug 27
35
Jan
5
7% Jan
2
13% Aug 19
10% Nov 20
47% Aug 21
14% Mar 9
1,100
17%
11,300
41%
41
42
41
42
21,900
19 Va
19V4
64%
65%
*77%
79%
19%
19%
64'A
•
19%
62
64%
*77%
79%
4
16%
16%
53 Va
51
52%
50 Va
52
32%
32 Va
32%
32
32'A
16%
16%
*16 V4
■
19%
16%
series of
600
64%
„
*77%
14,100
,
79%
.
16%
16%
50Va
51%
15,800
31%
32
18,300
<
63%
62%
64
16%
32
32
25 Va
24
24%
16%
•
17%
57
57%
57%
1,100
30%
30%
16'A
30%
*17
23%
22%
17'A
17 Va
22 Va
17%
17
7
529
62%
32 Va
32%
24 VA
16%
*17
24 VA
:
.
62%
171/4
16 VA
16%
26%
25 Va
900
1,400
16%
*17
(16
4,800
17 VA
17
17%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
3,700
30%
30 VA
30%
30Va
30%
2,100
23%
110,400
17Va
58,000
22%
16%
K
23%
21%
171/4
16%
22%
17 Va
17
500
514
505
63
26 V4
518
64
63
63
*62
25%
25
25%
26
64 V4
25%
3,500
1
25
510
64%
631/4
131%.%
24
57%
22
17%
520
62%
.
31%
30%
v
22%
Y
511
/
'
57 Va
30%
•
•••'
16%
17%
520
63% ', 64
64'A
31%
25
7
62%
3i%
v
'
•
500
510
1,270
623/4
15,400
25%
257/8
4,300
51,400
13%
14 Va
13%
14%
14V4
14%
147/a
16 Va
15%
161/8
82%
*79%
82%
*79%
82%
*79%
82%
*79%
82 Va
'55
54'A
54 Va
54 Va
54
54%
54
54%
54%
54%
6,000
23%
23%
24%
23%
241/4
24
24 Va
24
24%
25,600
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
91
30
55
23%
t
12.50
92
91%
92
92 V4
921/4
92%
92%
92%
93
6%
7
6%
10c
7
1310
25
Va
1348
33%
5
1298
7
"7
6%
7
6%
1320
1300
1315
28 Va
*27 Va
28%
47%
48%
47
48 Va
47
11%
12
11%
11%
ll7/a
49
49%
48%
49%
49%
1310
1318
1289
'
4,100
•
1,600
7%
10,000
1310
840
800
28%
;,27
25
!'• 47 Va
47%.
471/4
48%
1
11%
12 Va
11%
12
9
Symington Wayne Corp
7v
2,300
34 Va
*27
4.16%
Co
Ac
39%
17Va
32 Va
16%
No par
Paper Co...
Sweets Co of America
Swift
39%
17
*79%
Sutherland
23
110
39%
1
Superior Oil of California.
May 11
*100
21,800
No par
common
preferred
pld
7/500
35%
39%
52%
j
Oil Co
2nd
54
90
35
16%
16 Va
62%
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A—
25
5 % %
60,800
35,600
171,500
"■
;
33%
5
Corp
A
49%
'
,)
Co
2105
19%
44
*85
110"
*100
1,100
17 Va
41
79% '
l
Inc
25
40%
19,400
48%
53%
90
35%
53%
1
,
Mining
28
40
;16%
65 Va
54%
34%
16
1
Biscuits
Oct
*104
47%
50
,*85
36'A
112
'
4%
49%
A/
44
54
89
34%
112
64%
31%
:
230
A
16%
43%
48%
s
53
100
Sunshine
Nov
54%
*85
36%'
*77%
25%
Corp.
Sunshine
31
54%
55
89
J
20
1275
49%
32%
31%
Co
8% Mar 20
4
43%
50 Va
19%
,
65%
20
preferred
$4.50 series
9
22% Nov
20 % Sep
19%
25%
common
11,900
'
4%
4%
47%
44Vs
49%
*106
__o
;
issued
conv
Sun
Mar 13
15
48%
43%
36
79%
5
Sunbeam
15'A Mar 20
94
112
2.50
38% May 29
23
5% Dec
Corp
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
21
48
50%
54%
64%
15
Webster
When
28
11% Sep
49%
44
*85
V
*77%
_i
*4% *
43%
36%
*19%
4%
48%
90
106
__6
Studebaker-Packarri
28
28
Oct
23
9%
Inc
Broadcasting
Oct
28% Dec
J-
&
29 »A Oct
25% Apr
7
36
4%
49%
-
56
*85
1
issued
20
79% Dec
55 Va
100
com
Baer Sr. Fuller Co
618
2
13
When
■
52% Dec
(J P)
Storer
22% Aug 14
Jan
50%
"
Apr
2
33% Mar 25
28
6% Jan
44%
49'A
100
Sterchi Bros Stores
65
24% Jan
15% Jan
72
51%
43%
10
preferred
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
18
2
49
25
..7
.
41%
Stix
12
Jan
4%
,
42 Va
Aug 25
69
4%
4%
42%
27% Mar 13
.
8
24
♦4%
42
/
Apr
Apr
16
17%:
18
50
20% Jan
16%
40%
Dec
33
29
31
59
15%
16%
Stewart-Warner
May
14
16%
40%
21
19
24
16
'
-
16%
65% Dec
22
Nov
16%
& Co Inc
29
12% Aug
16%
40%
23
Dec
87
17
6.25
Inc
66% Dec
1
16%
16%
Sterling Drug
14
16
71
Shares
37%
71
40%
Stevens
39% Feb
Apr
37 Va
71%
20
22
9% Aug 26
Jan
38%
71 VA
20
23
325
9
37
12Va
preferred
59% Jun
'
79
37 Va
72 Va
preferred
34% Dec
17
-
36%
72%
convertible
Feb
20% Jan.f 6
15 Va Jan
2
-7
18% NOV
37
*71%
common
42% Jan
>
8
15% Jan
18% Jun
36%
71%
convertible
3 % %
-
10c
Jersey
26% Feb
31% Dec
15 % Jan
8
Jan. 8
37'A
$1.20
14
Jan. 7
71%
$1.60
Apr 21
78
9
the Week
Friday
-
1
California
Corp
Sales for
Thursday
~
Jan. 6 ™
36%
Inc..
Co__
Indiana.
Packaging
PRICES
Wednesday
^
Jan. 5
Standard Ry Equip Mlg Co...
1
Stanley Warner Corp.
a
Starrett Co (The) L S
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co common.
5
41% July 27
76% Nov
Co
preferred series A
Standard
17% July 27
43% Dec 22
19% Dec 31
17% Jan
3%%
7
arw.-
2
Coll Products
Standard Gas & Electric
7
36
Standard
July 29
Tuesday
Jan. 4
No par
No par
com
Jan
3 % May 29
Par
preferred
6
13% Sep 21
Monday
EXCHANGE
34 Va Nov
74
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
48 Va
49
49
50%
'
*27 Va
*27Va
28
28
47 VA
-
26,600
12%
8,700
T
18% Jan
36% Dec
2
3
29
a
9% Nov
20% Dec
Feb
19
48
6
Dec
31
Talcott ino
25%
Mai~18
55% Feb
36% Dec
13% Mar 10
Tel
19% Jan
2
Temco
22
44 Va Nov
11
25
8% Nov
9
Dec
16
89
24
25
21
30 % Jun
17
2
10% Sep
35'A Sep
3% Jan
9% Jan
38% Jan
87% Aug
71% Oct 21
(James)
Autograph
Tennessee
12
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Texaco
3
Jan"l3
15
Jan
2
26% Jan
2
86
24% Dec
25
98% Jan
2
44% Jan
Apr
1
39 Va July 15
Nov
16
25% Mar 10
Texas
27
193 % Nov
20
Texas
Instruments
39% Jan
23
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
15% Jan
16
Dec
16
38% Nov 21
2
Feb
8
21% Dec
28
25
22
Dec
102% Dec
24
30
14
9%
9%
8%
13%
14 Va
13%
40 Va
41%
40V4
41
39
40
39 VA
39%
39%
39%
34%
35%
34%
Texas
&
31
Texas
Utilities
76
Dec
18
19% Jan
8
29% July 30
23
Jan
2
31% July 30
30
Apr 24
36 Va
36 Va Mar
May
6
14% Oct 14
11
Dec
28
25
73
Dec
15
52
Sep
8
81% Oct
8
90
May 20
79
20
Jan
2
28% Aug
5
21'/a Nov
5,900
53,600
6,100
33%
34 VA
34
34%
27,300
86%
84V4
86
82%
84 VA
83%
84%
26,700
30 y4
30
30%
29%
30%
30Va
30%
6,500
33
35
33%
34Va
33%
34
33 VA
35%
343A
36 Va
44,100
18 %
18%
I8V4
18%
18%
19
18%
19 Va
18%
18%
61,200
1
165 Va
171 Va
162 1/4
10
26%
Oil
166
26%
27
161
27%
164%
27%
161 %
154
27%
28
156
28 Va
1601/4
27 3A
36,500
28%
23,900
19%
1
19%
.
19%
19%
19%
*106
107
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,900
105
107
107
74
75%
74
74%
72%
74
74
74%
74Va
743A
10,500
50c
24
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23 Va
23%
231/4
23%
32,600
Mfg
109
107
107
19%
100
Co
preferred.
>108
No par
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26
5
32
32%
31%
321/4
31%
32
31%.
31%
1
56%
59%
57%'7 59Va
58%
60%
59%
61%
Co
Co
R)
(J
35
85%
30Va
No par
Ry
Chemical
Thompson
341/4
87
30 Va
Trust—
Co
Glass
35 V4
86 Va
29%
5
33Va
common
conv
Tliiokol
72
Sep 21
41% Feb
$1.25
Inc
Thatcher
4
91/4
5
ex-distrlbutlon
Pacific
Textron
4,000
14
No par
Sulphur
124% Mar 18
Feb
63
Gulf
Sub share ctfs
2(5% May 18
14% Mar 10
11
9%
14%
Inc
23% Nov 25
28
67
7
9% Apr
Nov
9%
13%
25
61% Jan
1
17% Dec
113
2
6 % Jan
Dec
9%
13V4
Co
17
39% Aug 22
9Va
11%
Inc
27
37
Aug
8
24% Nov 10
9%
11%
1.25
Corp
Texas
22%
35 % Apr
LI
50%
8%
11%
Corp
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Texas Guir Producing Co
27% Jun
,
1
1
Corp...
Aircraft
12
7.50
*12
12%
*
*12
12%
12%
*12
56%
55
110
*26
150
26 Va
31% "
59
700
313A
5,900
6IV4
12%
*12Va
12 %
Va
57%
553/s
140,800
56%
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
"
24
88
Jan
23
18
29 Va Apr
14
Jan
16
$1.20
69% Dec
7
Timken
25'/a Apr
18
21
Dec
46 Va NOV
14
45 Va Jan
2
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
1
12'A Jan
7
16 Va Dec
15
24
22
2
15
65% Dec
21% May 15
23 3A jaln 21
323/o Nov
3
27% Sep
17% Oct
30
40% NOV
11
2
27% Jan
2
52% Oct
1
163/o Jan
2
43
58
Apr
34 Va Sep
27
H
24% Jun
18
Trans
16% Jan
Sep
21
42% Aug
24
56% Jan
37
21
Jail
29
59
Feb
13
52
Jan
14
34'/» Jan
7
54'A Mar
54 Va Jan
9
3
Nov
18
1
21
16
32 Va Jan
6
39% Dec
3% Jan
2
15 Va Oct
13
26% Oct
9% Jun
22
18
25 Va Apr
1
2
16% Dec
23
6
30% Mar 13
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
23% Dec
11
19'/a Nov
11% Dec
29
9% Jun
12
Co
Coach
Twin
common
TXL
Oil
Odyllte
35% Mar 16
15
98 Va Mar
'
Preferred
4
79 Va Sep
14
77% Feb
25
Dec
24
87
40% Dec
23
53 Va
29
74
Aug
Mar 24
67
Dec
10
94
Apr
25
77
40% Jan
13
54% Jun
24
24% Jan
2
36% Dec
16
20% Nov
17
9'A Dec
18
7% Nov
Mar
Preferred
3
Onion
Oil
series
$4
Union
18
29'A Nov
27
37% Jan
(5
Onion
Tank
Car
19% Oct
1
25% Feb
4
Onion
Twist
Drill
26% Jan
37% Dec
31
18% May
21% Jan
24% Feb
6
33% Nov
6
30% Jan
52% Jan
G9% Aug
8
36
Oct
101
Pacific
(ser of
Oct
21
95
Nov
27
38'A Apr
10
United
Board
Oct 22
88 Va Apr
17
United
Carbon
38% Dec
11
2
38%
40
11,500
58%
58
58
400
33%
34
33%
33%
12,100
83A
1,700
33%
17
9
42% Jan
22
United
Gas
13
59% Aug 27
United
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
18%
19 Va
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18 3/8
16%
16%
16%
16%
28 Va
29%
27%
28%
10%
10%
10%
10%
13 Jan
32
3
Jan
2
32% Oct
29
33% Apr 29
78
18'A Nov 21
21% Jan
65% Jan
21
47 % Dec
22
37% May 20
1% Nov
45% Jan
30% Dec
7
19
2
3
21% July 24
.
United
34 % Mar
U S
26
U S
21
U S
Jan
2
80% Sep
16
37% Oct
6
28
Nov
13
35
23
51% Apr
Jan
Dec
6%
4
90
29 % Sep
6
75
14
102
17
86% Sep
22
120
Apr 27
Sep
23
145% Sep
22
165
*68
68%,
*77%
2
7% Dec
28
25
2
57% Dec
Dec
11
42% May
Jan
7
28% Oct
29
8% Jan
2
11% Oct
29
9'A Sep
22
3
47% Feb
12
4OV4 Oct
9
39
Jan
For
footnotes,
see page
24.
12'A Jan
36% Mar
14 Va Apr
29
*U
16%
8,200
283/B
14,800
IOV4
10%
41
42%''
146%
32%
32%
32%
33
88
89
82
*78
82 <
*78
82
41%
147%
32%
88%
89%
:
5,600
413A
1463A
148
10,300
j
33
20,000
17,500
88%
400
*78
82
260
-68%
68%
68%
*68%
69%
*68%
69%
78%
*77%
78%
*77%
78%
77%
77%,
77%
77%
310
43%
X41
42%
41
42
40%
41 Va
401/4
40%
14,300
30 Va
10Y
68 Va
43
30%
30
31
30%
31
30%
75,600
7%
20,800
v
1
i
%
301/4
30%
30
2,600
39%
40%
39%
39%
38%
39%
27,200
pfd
conv
100
*95
100
*95
-
7%
100
*95
100
*95.
100
73/4
40
40%'
*95
16,300
100
84
84%
85 Va
85%
84%
85%
84 Va
84%
85%
1
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 ;
28%
28%
86%
28%
10,500
America—No par
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28
27Va
27%
27%
273/4
7,300
87
*84%
87
*84%
100
!.
*84%
26
26%
26
'71
t
10
No par
(Del)
87
*84%-
No par
Corp.
Co
71%
71%
37%
37%
37 Va
2.50
"36
""
~
V
36
---
—
•
"
*84%
87
26%
26 VA
26%
26V4
26%
72
72%
72
72
71
72
37%
37%
37%
37%
373/8
373/8
1,200
73/4
28,000
37%.
'
7%
*35 Va
87
900
26 Va
26%
171%
7%
7%
7%
s
1
Cos__i.J__r_^_5
36%
Foundry—*...&
20%
20%
21
7%
*36
22
No par
28 Va
29%
29%
30%
32 Va
32%
52
pfd
Park
Shoe
new
series
A
Sr. Mfrs Inc
City
7%
36%
7%
36
v
.
7%
36
„
7%
36
1,900
11,088
36
400
Co
common
U
8
5%
U
S
class
A
Mach
preference
Industries
4%%
common
Inc
preferred
.
common
series
A
72%
92%
50
52
19'A
18%
19
19%
10
9%
10%
9%
10%
10%
*52
52%
600
19%
11%
31,700
1,900
6%
73/8
43,800
18 %
18 Va
18%
18%
18'A
15,600
1%
1%
1%
13/8
1%
17,900
63%
60%
61%
59%
61
571/4
593A
31%
32 %
*31%
31Va
31%
32
32
40%
38%
39%
37 %
32%
38%
36%
38
36 3A
37%
83%
84
84
84
84%
84
84
83%
83%
29
29%
29%
30
30
30%
29%
30 *
73%
74
73%
74
72%
73%
73
73
.
«
95%
152
8
*30
i
32%
52
1%
8
50
___1
29%
152
32
6%
83 Va
.
23,800
.19
31%
32%
52%
18%
39 Va
82%c
32%
32%
*52
...
7%
*31%
»
74,700
1%
32 Va
—4
12,200
30%
18 Va
61
—..100
21%
30%
7
64%
-No par
21%
31
'
1%
63%
100
1 4.
21%
30%
18
1
,
X21%
31 VA
7%
25
.
22%
30%
18%
7%
1%
Gypsum Co common
preferred
Hoffman
9%
'1%
preferred
Securities
Freight Co
8
10 Va
18
Chemical Corp com__l
Sc Foreign
19%
9%
1
8.50
25
preferred..
52
19%
21%
-
32%
52
19%
'
1
Mines
Mach
32%
52
-19 Va
Corp
Borax &
7%
2
17
44% May 28
15%
27%
IOV4
87%
88
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82
,
16%
28%
10'A
39%
4%%
Mar 30
6% Jan
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
153
33
87%
88
'
42%
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42%''
16
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1
40%
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Merch
United
2
8
United
28
14
85% Aug 18
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32%
32%
87%
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41
147
148
2,600
17,100
39%
Industrial Corp
2 Vn Mar 10
65 Va Dec
4
Dec
26% Jan
2% Oct
r
16% Jan
41%
147%
32
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2
43 Va
147%
42
146%
11%
18 3/4
5
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&
11%
10
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—10
United
10% Jan
41
11'A
Gas
July 20
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-
29
20 Va
•
21,400
Fruit
48% Jan
2
83/4
41
351/4
United Engineering Sr.
31 % Sep
16'A Jan
8%
*
343A
9
23% Nov
31
8%
*38
35%
37% Mar 16
50
16% Dec
33%
33V4
8%
41
-
Electric Coal
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
11% May 16
*38
35
23% July
45'A Mar
8%
8%
41
36%
United
27 % Jan
31
8%
*38
35%
United-Can* .Fastener
34% Jan
Dec
8%
41
37%
$4.50 preferred
United
34% Jan
34
33%
34 Va
8%
*38
38 V4
*56
36%
22
12
86
12
39'A
57
37%
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22% Jun
Jan
39%
57
11
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25
16
38%
59%
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59
37%
of
29 % Jan
39%
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10
Biscuit
13
500
39%
39 Va
1
22 3/8
United
21
53
213A
27% Dec
16% Oct
*52%
22
Corp
34% Nov
52%
Va
Artists
11% Jan
r52%
53
21
United
22% Jan
*52%
Inc
Lines
United Corp
52%
21%
32 Va Mar 26
.
52 %
21%
109% Mar 26
19
52%.
40'A
21%
136
8 Va May
2,100
5,700
52%
21%
9
-
3A
26%
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30
-
50
263/a
20%
14
9
50%
26%
5
Oct
23
50%
26 VA
16%
Aircraft Corp common
Sep
23,100
50%
26%
Co
United
7%' Dec
38 3A
50%
26 %
32%
80% Nov
29
38%
50%
26%
32
Mar 26
~
38%
51
26%
7%
24% Feb
18
38%
51
32%
8
8% Nov
39
38%
51
26%
7%
5
6% Jan
38%
39%
321/4
66
v
38%
1,100
7%
8
64-
9,700
32%
Aug
7
18%
32
Aug
79'A Oct
17%
7%
143
2
18%
31%
108
Jan
I8V4
7%
2
45
18%
30%
-6
Mar 24
6,200
18%
23,600
7%
26
30 % Jan
8%
3lVa
2
15
38
73/4
7%
31
15
27%
35%
8%
30 Va
Jan
Sep
27%
35%
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10
Jan
Apr
28%
34V4
No par
15% Jan
32 %
27%
8%
29%
common
Co
91
37
28%
34%
8 %
;
10%
preferred
111
100 Va Mar 12
28
33%
8
50%
.25
Air
(ser oT
4,000
26%
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United
4%
38%
16
18%
18%
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—
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non-cuin
4%
19
10
July 15
3
18%
No par
45
Apr
28%
34
16 Va
California
of
July 10
38% Feb 19
9 Va Feb 26
4%
11,600
28%
7%
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Preferred $3.50 series
Apr
81
6,400
16Va
67
29%
common
$4.50 series
4
84
4
21%
15%
66%
34
8
No par
24
5
70% Sep
80% Nov
21%
.67%
29%
7%
Corp—6%
Paper
Preferred $3.70 series
81% Feb
21%
15%
66 VA
34%
28%
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20%
15%
66%
5
.
Co
19
86% Oct
10
21%
15%
65%
I
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Asbestos Si. Rubber Co
Electric
30% Jun
23
26
21%
15%
67
66
No par
(The)
Corp
Underwood
Union
Union
31
27
22
Xl5%
67%
1
Corp
32% Dec
Jan
21%
15%
66%
—1
Bug-Camp
103% Jun
Oct
22 Va
15%
No par
50
Corp
Carbide
2
19
21%
1
Union
15
27% Nov
6,100
50
Co
Union
9
41
Electric
2
Apr
28
91
3,600
673A
50
conv
51
Jan
120% Feb
Apr
213/s
661/4
1
(conv)
150% July 27
20
31
92
211%
68
1
common
A
4
Nov
44
21%
67%
50
Corp common
14% Aug
126'A Dec
17
21%
68%
5
Inc
Twin City Rap Transit com
5% conv prior preferred
20
17 Vo Nov
Airlines
pfd series of 1957
20th Century Fox Film
Mar 13
17% Apr
2
83% Apr
27% Jan
8
5%
5
48
Sep
2
30% Mar 25
Sep
Tung-Sol
10
24
36
5
19
*
5% Jan
13% Mar
10% Sep
22
12% Jan
43'/a Apr
8% Nov 16
28
13% Jan
29
World
Preferred series
3
75% Mar
15% Jun
21%
67
1
$2.70 preferred
11
16
55% Dec
21%
68
2
Truax-Traer Coal Co
July 31
Oct
42 Va Nov
21%
67%
No par
Industries
Tri-Contlnentnl
3
14
12
53
2
Corp
Trans-United
36% Dec
3
21
67%
„_5
Co
Transue Sr. Williams Steel
17 Va Jan
17
8
21
66 %
Bearing
Transamerlca
1
July 15
7
30
20
Jan
9,900
21
2
Roller
Jan
Feb
10 Va Jan
23%
26
50 Va Dec
17
21% Jan
233/8
Edison
23% Feb
45
23%
25*
preferred
7 Va Dec
7
25% Nov
i
23%
Co
42 %
12,400
80
24%
Trane
10
*79
23%
Toledo
29
80
24%
15
25% Jun
,
*79
80
23%
17
Jan
*79
80
24%
17 Va Apr
70
*79
80
55%
23%
26 Va Aug
21
56
10
common
3
53% Sep
2
37
8
*79
100
...
Oil
No par
Tlshman Realty Sr. Construction
1
15 3A Dec
5
Feb
3% Jan
10'/a Jan
preferred
Tidewater
55%
577/a
56%
5
193/a Mar 11
2
Jan
4%
Nov
17
42
Common
6
20% Sep
Jan
31
.
70 Va May
31
10%
*39%
10%
43
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7
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93%
92%
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153
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153
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8
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8
7%
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31
10%
43
92%
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94%
31
10%
43
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300
13,400
140
7,500
10,200
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7,000
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153
70
8
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8
18,800
31
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31
11%
43
12
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12
43
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
18% Jan
2
26% Mar
5
43% Nov
30
8V4 Dec
'
Highest
-
8% Jan
29% Oct
Sep
82
Jan
3
108
31% Apr
7
14
154
15
Apr
140
23
20
Jan
21
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40
Dec
7
58% May 18
99 !
48% Nov
18
45% Feb
22
142% Sep
69% July
10
Jan
24
21% Jan
2
36% NOV
U
33% Jan
2
41% Oct
14
27% Sep
30
46% Jan
51% Jan
13
143% Oct
3
158% Jun
88% May
V
25
Sep
32% Jun
38% May 16
16
14% Feb
24
7% Oct
24
7
Jan
90% Dec
10
80
Dec
30
10% Nov
6
Nov
6
39% Dec
7%
21
6
22
78
100
Mar
2
"
12% Jan
Oct
14
'
81
29
34% Mar 24
53% Oct 19
32% Feb
14
57
Dec
10
46
Mar 30
60% Aug 28
Jail
3
157
Nov
12
146
Dec
9
45
Aug
7
•
19% May
142
1
18% Sep
28% Nov
18% May 12
•25% Oct
28
Nov
26
21
96
4
12
29 % Feb
{Universal Pictures Co
4%% preferred
Upjohn Co
1
17
71
Nov
17
40
Sep
57
Feb
9
Jun
9
July 29
36% Feb 18
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Dec
24
31
42% Nov
18
2
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14
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16
42
5% Jan
2
11% Aug 27
9% Jan
2
Jun
Vanadium-Alloys
13% Jan
2
24 % Aug
27
22% Jan
2
30% Nov
2
32
Dec
10
31 % Jan
5
36% Apr
17
7
14% Sep 29
26% Sep
9
Apr
13
21
53
4% Dec
29
11% Jan
96% Dec
4
76
Oct
22
Jun
2
22
Oct
2
19% Jail
2
75% Nov
17
101
Oct
14
82 % Nov
25
,26% Jan
8
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17
33% Jun
May 20
98% Dec
101
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108
18
Jan
4
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24
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1
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16
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8
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15
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30
95
9% Jan
2
14% Jan
20
74
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29
11
20% Mar
18% Oct
30
15% Dec
Nov
13
87% Jun
89
13
97
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II
6%%
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2
60% May 20
72 % Feb 24
66% Sep
2ft
76% Mar
11
Wabash
Dec
17
46 Va Nov
30
Wagner
Electric
12% Jan
8
15% Nov
21
21
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103 %
101%
103
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preferred
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30
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84
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100
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47%
par
$4 20 preferred
;
87% Mar 16
12% Nov
29
3
Jan
79
May 13
17% Oct
48
63%
63%
64
145%
28%
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prelerred
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50%
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32
49 Va
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115
115
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Mar 20
39% Mar
9
42
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42
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35% May 25
107
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Vnrian Associates
5
Nov
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79%
;
26
32%
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5
21% Jan
Steel
33 %
49%
139%
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26
13% July 28
32%
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47% July 15
27% Jan
24% Jan
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33%
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27%
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'
50
8% preferred
—
Universal Match Corp
Universal Oil Products Co
157; Apr 10
97% Dec 10
29% Dec 21
27%
.27%
76%
9
120 %
52%
Untud Wlielan Corp common_._30r
$3.50 convertible preferred.,—100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal Leaf Tobacco coin.No par
14
May 20
28
25%
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the Week
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Jan. 7
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35
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5
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25%
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8% Jan
71
34
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15% Mar 18
•
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74% Jan
preferred
26
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9%
25%
1
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8
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15% Dec
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37% Feb
9
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26
2
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26% Jan
6
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4
153
22
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10
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10
;
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28%
28
1
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U S Shoe
:
108% Aug 31
Jan 28
7
29% Sep
35
7
Oct 29
54% Feb
6
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common
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Tuesday-Wednesday
Thursday
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Jan. 4
•
; 38% Feb 24
138% Sep 21
22% Dec.
7
12
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2
19% Jan
45% Nov
53% July 29
97% Dec 30
3
47
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US Playing Card Co
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U S Plywood Corp common....
1 :
3%% preferred series A
100
3%* preferred series B
100
US Kubber Co .common.
5
8% non-cum 1st preferred.—100
19
154% Aug 10
19
25% Jan
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preferred—
4%%
v
136'/a May 18
21
Oct
95
,
9
Jail
76
1
Dec
Jan
29
30
39% Oct
21
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20
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18
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2
24% Jun
80 Y* Mar 14
73
35% Apr
23
26% Dec
32% Nov 6
9% Jun 17
28% Nov 20
2
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1959
Year I95X
23% Jan
'— '
STOCKS
Range for Previous
100
120
W
40
14
.14% Jam
2
Dec
1
43% Sep
21
Nov
7
33% Mar 30
J'ufy'n
16% Feb
"_4
11% Aug 29
14% Dec
22
39
11%
95
13
Sep
55% May ll
83% Dec
8
Ill's Dec
4
8% Dec
26% Dec
10
24% Jau
B
34% Jan
2
48
31
94
16
30
Apr 25
July 2(>
preferred—
VV
A.
48
48
39%
v.c
72
72
435a
44 V,
16*2
16%
48
.
40
;
16
48
4734
483b
40
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16%
No par
Co
40
39 3 B
393b
3914
Feb
Ward
4614
72
72
43!a
43%
42
16%
16%-
16 3
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46 VA
47
46 V2
46%
463a
47
14%
1514
143a
15
14 %
143B
14%
15
14 !V
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1378
6%
Ward
Warner
*8714
89 Va.
87V2
88
1
Bros Pictures
Warner
9%
9Ta
43%
43 3 4
Co
preferred
1
industries Corp
9 Va
47%
39%
39%
46%
46%
3.400
14%
'
14
1414
13.800
13%
13%
3,300
:
-
20
34% Jan
2
Jan
2
25
19% Mar
12
Sep
11
26
28% Apr
7
Warner-Lambert
54 %
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
May
4
31
41% Jun
9
48% Jan
S
36 Va Feb
9
48% May
4
31% Feb 24
29% NOV
5
3
4% Dec
25 Va Jan
9
12
3% Jan
1
35 % Oct
21
12
Waukesha
5
10
65% Aug 21
*
Nov
40
10
Jan
Jdn
46
44% Dec
7
1% Jan
23
Oct
48
Dec
£,
I110
Pharmaceutical
89Va
:■
'-
v
-
89%
9%
*9%
'
Motor
•89%
-•
9 V2
914
Wayne
Knitting
11% Juu
30
Welbllt
30
Wesson
Oil
28
28
28%
4
31% Dec
23
56% Jan
5
West
Indies
13
Sugar Corp
l
16 Va Dec
30
West
35% Dec
22
Jun
19
West
Kentucky Coal Co
Penn Electric Co_
May 20
85
% Dec
28
102
Apr
13
West
Penn
79
Sep
23
90
May
fl
4.20%
Power 4%%
pfd
preferred series B
100
78% Dec
29
91
Apr
17
4.10%
preferred series C
61
Dec
14
2
6
105
99% Jun
Sep 23
83% Dec
51
28
96 % Mar
14 % Jan
2
94% Nov
9
Dec
103
4
19% May 13
11
Jun
94
17
31 % Feb
,
38%
4
33
23% July
8
38% Apr 24
19
May
42
93
6
May
Dec
H
31
28 % Dec
12
31
26
24% Dec
,
17
23% Jan-
10
95
100
Feb
Jan
7
Dec
31
101
,
15
2
Jan
71 % Nov
2
20
34% Dec
16
21%
Auto
17% Jan
2
33% Dec
29
55'% Juu
24
74% Dec
31
35
31
31
8
.
27 V2 Sep
22
70% Feb
.
;
9
8
Dec
•33% Apr
83 Va Jan
1 7
92% Apr
11
6
.
125
>
21
Jan
54% Dec
Nov
103
3i
96
•
77% Dec
-
7
110% Dec
10
16% Feb
21
31% Dec
Jan
21
68
Dec
22
Jan
7
49 V. Oct
21
26
v
•
Sep
8% Oct
9
5
23
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32% Jun
25% July
1
100
38
6
Nov
97
:
7
;
10
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13
48% Nov
36
20
15% Jan
30
33% Dee
1
71
Jan
2
4
Jan
tt% Nov
8
Jan
120% Dec
20% Dec
2
26% Jan'
.31%
9
7
25% Dec
2
32% Oct
14
2
53% Dec
•
45% Feb
27
74
Dec
2
97
* Jun
2
90% Nov
11% Oct
22
25
68Va Jan
2
119'/2 0ct
16
13
9
22'/a Dec
30
'Apr
10
33% Nov
17
36V4 Aug 26
17
,46% Sep
40% Jan
'Sep
-
-
129
367i( Mar
79
preferred
luc common
preferred
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6%
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-
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Inc
Woolworth
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37
37%.
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24
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80
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-
700
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25 % Jun
360
37
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£
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14
10
941.4
67 Va
^..Nc par
preferred
12% July 24;
19Va Nov
94%
37
1
j,
Woodwarrl
24
10,700
94%.
27
Wisconsin
Sep
5434
37^a
92% Aug
49% Jun
53%
£7%
18
148
;
36%
20
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i
20
55%
V
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.
590
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67 V.
100
Wilson-Jones. Co
:
86
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27
23
7
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Nov
9
so
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10
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168
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2
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86
47
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36%
r
7
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12.600
6%
37 V
"35 Va
>
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,
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6
19
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10
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1.900
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$4.25
Mar 25
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%
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1
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34%
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Wilson At Co
23
35 V*
93
*
3.9%
White Stores Jnc
t
14
83
.
23% Apr
25.Va Feb
14% Dec
59 Va Nov
13
2
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2
93
..
*45%
40
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;
White Sewing ,Machine common
1
Prior prcferemce:
20 j
i$3 convertllile preferred
50i-
16
53 Va Jftlr
5
4% Jan
-
Sep
56%
32 %
46
••
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—^.6.25
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t„
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29
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Corp
preferred
4%%
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31%
109
12%
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■*:
1
88
6
Sep 30
t- 23% Jun 22
; 28 Va Dec
31
-
31
80% Jan
45% Sep
2
118
31
78% Jan
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55 %
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4
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500
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51 Va Mar 11
39% Jun
r
29
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36% Jan
*
22
Issued
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common
White Dental
14
July 23
28% July 21
51% July 23
30V^ Nov
9
6
23
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.
66%
50%-
2.50
Brake..
Air
Whirlpool Corp
22
102% Mar II
7
$5
.
;
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19% Oct
18
:
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-
35%
v
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56
35
97
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prefened-____4p
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preferred
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6
6% Jan
22
21
;
15
July
When
3.80%
»
11
May 26
53% Mar 20
"
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78
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Jun
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17% Jan
"35 •*' Sep
:
30
49% Nov
2
;
.
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12% July 31
t
24% Jan.; 7
5
30
%
Union
;
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100
«
2,100
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Feb
343s
35
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2nd
PacllIn
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66% July 7
"98% Mar 13
Sep 21 :
65% Sep 28
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~"5
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2
4% Jan
7
2
Maryland
noncum
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88% Jan 2!)
112
28
•
40
91 % Jan
'
24
52% May
92% Jan,
30
56
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Nov
Western
4%
Lines Inc
Supply
prefer red
38'/a Mar 18 'i
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Aug"
83
110
Dec
35%
93
Air
•
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16%
93
4.80%
81% July
8
53% Dec 17
1612
56 %
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35% Dec
16%
5514
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17 \
1678
Pulp &, Paper common.
5
preferred
„100
14
17
17
80
Apr
24
41
*78%
July 22
"
46
39
88
.12,700
46
45%
39
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37%-
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,
12.300
47%
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35
100
38
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7,300
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6%
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86
38
Nov
29% Jan
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43%
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50
-
38
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100% Aug 12
8
29
V 64% NOV
preferred
Va
West
Mar 31
32% Nov
42% Jan
4.80%
63a
38%
£.800
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45%
285a
285a
6%
2.50
1,000
' 1"
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44%
'
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&
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,
44
41%
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24% Oct
25% Jan
42 Va
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5
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65
86
48
43%
58
41%
49% July 28
95 V, Oct
21%
56%
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45
13
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22
Apr 29
21%
4814
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15
50
21%
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48 V,
45
15 Va Jan
Mar
44%
42!a
50% Dec
44 Va Jan
.
43%
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40% NOv
._No par
31% May 25
44 Va Nov 11
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58 V4
57
47%
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21 %
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900
7
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20
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50
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.
43%
14
.
14 Va
1
Baking. Co common
72
4
46 Va
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72
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43
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71
100
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18% May 19
18% Aug 24
"
29
Apr
Jan
8
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4%%
-
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16% Jail
84
July 29
52%
4
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22
11% Nov
Apr
RR
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or
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dumber 5915
191
Volume
.
.tT/ie Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(121)
25
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY-WEEKLY
italic
The
YEARLY
-
when
letters
the
bonds
in
the
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Figures after decimal
Period"
indicate
in
each
the
case
point represent one or more 32nds of
month
point.
a
■X
LOW
Previous
Range for
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year 1959
Year 1958
5
302.14 Nov
Lowest
Highest
102.14 Nov
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
BONDS
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
Low
Treasury
4s
Oct
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
4s
_Feb
37/us
.Nov
15
1974
3 Vis
Feb
15
1990
1978-1983
3'/4s
Treasury
3s___
Treasury
3s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
3s
—Feb
2%S—
Sep
2%S——Dec
15
97.12 Aug 15
97.12 Aug 15
3'/4s
Jun
15
1
May
Low
High
*94.4
94.12
1980
*93.14
93.22
*92.18
92.26
*84.18
84.26
*82.22
82.30
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 6
Jan. 5
1969
1
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 4
Low
High
Thursday
Friday
Jan. 7
Low
High
galea for
•
Jan. 8
Low
High
94.14
*94.6
'94.14
*94.14
94.22
♦95
*93.12
93.20
*93.12
93.20
*93.16
93.24
*93.28
94.4
*92.14
92.22
*92.14
92.22
*92.18
92.26
*93.2
93.10
*84.12
84.20
*84.12
84.20
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84 /M
*84.30
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82.16
*82.8
82.16
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82.20
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83.2
82.28
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82.12
*82.4
82.12
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82.id
*82.22
82.30
•92.20
92.24
85.6
1985
*82.20
Feb
15
1964
*92.18
92.22
•92.10
92,14
*92.10
92.14
*92.14
92.18
-Aug
15
1966
*90.8
90.12
*89.24
89.28
*89.24
89.28
*89.30
90.2
*30.2
15
1995
*79.16
79.24
*79.10
79; 18
*79.10
79.18
*79.18
79.26
*80.8
80.16
15
1961
*96.10
96.14
*96.6
96.10
*96.6
96.10
*96.8
96.12
*96.12
96.16
1960-1965
*95.18
95.26
*95.16,
95.24;
-*95.16
95.24
,*95.18
95.26
•95.18
95.26
89.4
90.6
2%s——Feb
15
1965
*89.12
89.16
*89
89.4
*89.6
89.10
*89.10
2 Vis
15
1961
*95.12
95.16
*95.8
95.12
*95.8
95.12
*95.10
95.14
*95.14
95.18
1962-1967
*84.30
85.6
*84.24
85
*84.24
85
*85.2
85.10
*85.16
85.24
1963
*91.14
91.18
*91.10
9LI4
*91.10
91.14
*91.12
91.16
•;
Nov
Aug
15
15
■
12243956870—
V*89
,
89.14
91.22
*91.18
Treasury
2 Vis
Dec
15
1963-1968
*82.18
82.26
*82.8
82.16
*82.8
82.16
*82.16
82.24
'I
Treasury
2 Vis
Jun
15
1964-1969
*81.22
81.30'
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1970
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Inc
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1977:
Jan-July
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10
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Low
No.
11
1970——June-Dec
(1942 series)
,
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Sold
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80 'I
80
89
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•
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1994
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:
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or
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,
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s
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w^-Jan-July
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„
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/
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do
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or
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Volume
191
Number 5915
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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29
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W'
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Friday
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Interest
New York Stock Exchange
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Last
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88
99V4
98%
98%
60%
«
.
80
48
43 Va
.79
74 Va
*77%.
68
»
.
—
83%
•
92
73
*84%
Jan-July
1976i.Jan-JuZi
not
included in
the year's range.
74%
>d Ex-interest, 'e Odd-lot vsale not
year's range, r Casli sale
100'
and ask prices;
bid
Friday's
A Bonds
nr
1
< • •
'• <
>
4
_
reorganized under Section 77 of
reported
Bankruptcy
the
109
*_^
?
—*
67
*65
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
-securities assumed by such companies.
t Companies
105%
*92%
——Feb-Aug
1996-—.—Jau-July
67 Va
/91%
6
69 Va
90
in the year's range.- n Under-the-rule sale ..not ihcluded-in - the
included in the year's range. yExrcoupon. / : ■/. ■•••
- * - § Negotiability impaired by maturity.
,
:
i
V
i . *
not
96
84%
97
1123/4.1133A
'113;%
Included
99%
79
87
v
_
Co—r. :•
85 %
85
—
Jan-July
I960—————Jan-July
delivery sale
Deferred
a
68
65%
>100
100 Va
first 4s
77%
79 Va
*86 Va
May-No®
1966.—...Jtt»-July
Public Sevice 3'As 1971-,;
Yonkers Electric Light &(Power. 2%s.
V
100^2.
•
RR
83%
73
79
<
•
60
12
58
B
S
Central
75
—
69
69
1970—Feb-A(ig
,l967iJan-JwZy
1975.———h———
15
79
1984———May
3Vas s f debs
1978
—
*79%
mtge
54
—
76%
"*74
-
1981..—-.Aprli-
Wisconsin
93%
83%
51.
delw
Corp
98%
85
4s series A 2004———.—Jan-July
Gen mtge (4%s inc series A Jan .1:2029-.-;—efMay
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976———-June-Dec
1st
*
*83%
56 Va
5s*
series:I
Co 4 'As debs
Wisconsin
66'A
141 Va
•
84
&
winston-Saleni.
148
62
116
66
116%, 117%
«
;
couv<
Whirl)).iol
•
1988-'--
81
88
65"
^
Westlnghouso Electric Corj) 2%s
Wheeling & Lake, Erie RR'2%k A
78'A
>
74
74
*61 %
fir!?I. goid
76
;
75'%*
1971.-—Mar-Sepl
1992——'.Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage, 3 VVs series D 1967.—..—Jan-July
99 Vu
74%
25
73 %
1986——-Jaw-July.
Goll fr 4%s
1974
3Vas
UV2s
Income- debentures
5s
.81 Va
95'A
'
75%
f .73 %
series F 199fi--.^---Ja)i-July
series G 1961———J an-J nly;
,
111
95V*.
78
<
<77
.debeiftiires 1982.—-X————Jau-JulJf
Pacific RR Co 3 V«s ser A ,1981.—-Jon-July *
5VaS
.
';r
First tntgc 5 'As-series 11 1983——April-Oct
•ouihcfu liy first ctiiistil- gold 5s 1994..
Jan-July
1st
98
86%
18
—
*83%
Western
119%
90%
r
Memphis'div
99
95 »A
-
;
4s
87%
V 93 Va 117%
<
*__ -
^
>
series ~E
' 84 y«
95Va-
„
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361.——.Jow-JuW
)egist.ei'ed 2361—4J-——^uw-Jdiy
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A: 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979..
— Aprib-Ocf
"•
132%
■
Fi
uifge 4s income series A^ Ja®
West
97 V'2
3
75 Va
J.
-
.
Jndiaha Ry. 2%s-4¥4S 1994——Jan-July
NuiairalrGjUa cur ,4.,/2& conv. ia73_^((v/e-iJec
fioullerii ^pacific CO - '
;•■V'}
"
Fir.il 4%k,(Or«g(in Lines), A 1977—Mar-Sept
GdltL 4J/iiS *19691-.
—May-No?
Gnltl 4 '/as 1981
—.—May-Nov
yfian Fi nn .Tei'ni 1st intge, 3%s ser A *75—J«)te-Dec
2,%h
2%s
'
West
■"
.
-
.76%
76%
—
fiuuL.. i tf
mortgage
.
'79%'
*88
<
.
WasJiihgton Ternihiul 2%s series A
WesM1.1iesiu,r Lighting' wit mtge 3%s
1st mcrtgagc" 3s • I979_i_'———
'
'.inn-
.
'
.88%
*76%
'
»
1969___—w.J««e-pec
1976.—...———Mar-Sep<
RR Co—
88 Va
82-
86
95%
*:
.19157--^.———i._—_-_-_,Jan-J«Zy
; •
J
.
.
,v >-•■',
00.—
—__Jan-J«iy
-Feb-Awy
102'A
100,
ii..:
;
Southern
iiidrfgage
•*?'>
78'87»W
127 Va
104%
78 Va
„
.
98%
110%
.
5
90
90
1963—j_—Apr-Oct
5s
,
First
—
32
—
""87%
88 Va
J 1982—j.———April-Oct
3'a's"sCr
84
530
102 y4103%
■
100%
JawfiVDen
—.
i'eiugrapii
GalifOriiia Fdtsdn Co—
"3 V*:V> Cltnvertiblb rl'Uuuytrii'os 1970
F'if.il
*96%*
western
fioutlier'n
■fio'iHIieiir Pocific'RIt t;o—
ref M
91%
43
119
84
—-Jan-Juiy
.,v
.
82
*98%'"—'.
*
-West
119
—.——.-Jan-July
1979
^I-H^ deiientures
17
28
97%
84 %
April-Oct
1965
Telepi in lie &.
dcbentiires
*79%
108 Va,
:■?**>. wTr.
'v
• 78
121'
118
;
income 4'As/series B Jan. 1991—April
First mortgage 3')4» series-B 1971——Feb.-Noy
'Warren RR first' .ref, gtd gold 3Vak 2000l.Feb-Aug,
:~
.
Apnl-Ocl I
1986—-June-Dec / 103y8.
pi) .2%s ,1976
North
i
-oon (1H
93%
J
•
March ah t—
/lohfi.'i
Jdebs 1979
.
121
1975—Mar-Sept
1980.——Mar-Sept :
refund 3%s ser 1 1981—June-RSO
niortghge &
&
Gen
104%
100%
98
1971
ciihAr'rf
subord
-Vaciium
fiotunn
conv
2VvjS debentures
mm)
5Va."
4%s
96/
97%
ii'/a
.-Jan-JaZy
1982—-Avril-Oci
2A^s deheniures
Corp
8m 1 th-Corona
S l/T.
1 T
*
•
-siihord debehtures: 1982
Oil
<■
»•__
;
hebeijtures
Wabash
84
84
32
92 Vi
1979———
Service Pipe Litie 3.2'0s s 1 debs
Shamrock Oil <&; Gas Corp—
:
is
.
; -
.
91
S81%'
•
83
100
1983 _Feb-Attfl
4:!W8'f debs
Rubber
conv
75%"
98 Va
•
Gen mtge
97%
3fc
75
87%
*82
„Jwne-Dec
subord'*debs -1977i—
Seiborliug
t
J
.
debentures 19821
5s
1st
1st
117%
100%
99 Vu
*87%
4%s
fie a
'75%
.
92
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 6s 2003
Jan-J uly
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
——-Mar-Sept
Virglnhiu Ry 3s series B 1995—May-Noy
:, First
lien and ref mfge'3'As ser C 1973.April-Oct
1st lien & tef 4s Ser F 1983——
May-Nov
(is subord income debs 2008.— —Feb-Aup
,
-_J««e-t)ee
3974
.85
74%
72
5
7?Va
98%
,
88%
98%
231
80'A
*76%
Uoebirck1 Acobpiance Corp—
,'
^
46hs dcbentitres ,1972_—j———.——Feb-Aug
5s-
97
100
*96
—
1966:
fieais,
: 85%
94
101% 103
102
—-May-No?
-Mar-Sept
1977_
E). &. Sons 2'/2S
80
'
ref mtgc 2%s ser H
First, and
;
V *
;
1980—
!l
debentures
(Jos
:
78
America—
couv'subord, debs
V4S
4
83
96 %
4s
of
Corp
,3Vas conv subord
91%
76%
—
*80
83%
—
*76%
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—Jan-July
fieabua/tl
37«
couv
1st gtd
90'A
8
98 VB
...Jan-July
..Virginia Electric & Power Co>—
•
First and reffind intge 2%s Ser E
,
'
England
92%
97 Va
.
1968-—
4%s
ctfs
•
—
72
72Va
1903——.—.Jan-July
debs
4s
Works Corp—
PartlclpaMng
82
81
73%
*70%
,
income: debfvsei' A uJan 2006——
ficioi.b V & New
*80»A'A
92
84
: 85'A
•
,
A
1980;
120%
77
17 ;
- ^
0; S. Rubber 2%s debentures; 1976——
May-Nov
2%s debentures, 1967—I——ApriZ-Qct
70%
76%
*71 Va
*77
April-Oct
^I :
^Jan-July
133
83
■-
„
90Va
78 %
,:9i::f9i%-
y .*j
Pacific first
&
71
*84
85
'
15
.
99
114 V'2 115'A
105
t
103
102% 105
,86
Jan-July
Co—
1997—
244
122
-
_Mar-Sept
1977-
92 Va
92%
115
115
92
__
92%
.Jan-July y vy yv/yy,'/.
:
B
,
.193%
-.Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuZ0
4'ijs ser
4s''.'series'
-
226
r
84%.
-i."'.
,
'First ami refund <M '3%8 series O 1990-^4priZ-Qct
Texas
<
.
68
801,
—
9V%,
.
200
"
■<
-
..
80.
rvf, ''
1971__
Ry
4s scries
mtge
mtge
5.>
6
.
.L J
Jan.:2022—...May
Mar-Sep!
:14ar-Nov
fi.t Louis-South western rty—
;
* "
First
is bond
cerii ucal es 1989—
May-No® '
'SOeuutl 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989-Jan-July
fit Paul Union Depot. 3«/ns B 1971——April-Oct "
•
.83
80
,
'
.68
i
..
87 Va
/79%
80.
92
93%
80%
81
>78%"'::""
'85% 86 V4
_
.
,101%
•'
April-Oct/
11)96.
Francisco
mortgage
68
96
(
849
98 Va
85
*77
;
-
t..88
•
8Q%
■
e'Ast conv idebs
Louis-Sun
A
i
,
Jan-July
C : 1978-—.,.
Liiwreuce' &
-
..Jan-J uly
Power 3s .series. A
.Second
fit
-15
97 %
.
87 Va
86V4
*•
.
gold 5s 2000
~...J«HC-Dec
'. 94 'V
;
OfeheruL ahd refmid M 3%s ser .E 1985—Jan-Juli)
110
; :Tdkas Paelfih-lMissobri -Fateific—•
; >
i.
/
V a'Onn RR of New 'Orleans > 3 %s 1974.
June-Dec
.170%;
1 ThoiUpson Pioduct^ 4%s WebS 1982——*i;>Feb-A«fl.
89
78
'
.Tidewater Oil Co f3 V»s. 1986i»—I—-_:4priZ-Oct
93
; Tol 8i Ohio,.Cent reP ttiid 'iriipt 33As 19BQw_Joue-Djcc
88
Tri-Continehtal' Corp. 2%S- debs .1961—-^Mar-Sept.
.:Onidn ^Electtfc,..Co;of ,Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
92
io4
FU'sf mortgage' and collr trust 2%s 1978-4priZ-Oct
>:
! .1
93
3a .Uebentures 19(18——:—^
——
,May-Nov:
146%. V." lstr.mtge; & cpll tr!2%8 'J980;u—i.——^June-Dee
',72% '::1s,t; mtge -3'As :1U82—_L—-»—May-Roy
Uhion Oil of'California 2%s debs 1970—Janer-Dee
.,87%
Union. Pacific RR(2%s ddbentujrea 1976-*.iwFeb-AUg
87
Refunding mortgage .2'/as series Ci 1991.Mar-Sept
Diiioi) Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973ApriZ-Qct.
232
United Biscuit Co, of America 2%s 1966—AprZZ-Oct
200
'V: 3%e debentures l977-.i_———M'ai'-Sept
193'A
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970.——Jan-July
200
y;
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971—Jan-Jaly
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972-———Feb-Aug
100'A
/ 94
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975—-.—.—-May-No®
95
4%s s,; f debs 1972—u—.—
..April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973—:.^iAprii-Oct
1st mtge & coll tr, 4V«s 1977—
157
^.-Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 4V4S 1978.—
Mar-Sept
90%
4%s s f debentiires 1978—————Jan-JvZy.
-
K 81%
s82 Va
/
-
subord-' debs 1983:
Mcllee
Bagtienay
fit
;y
—.
Aircraft
Royal
.
-13.4%.141%.
-?82%
Apr-Oct
♦
.
Gsis &• Electric.Corp— •;>"■'>
mortgage 3 l/4s series J 1969
5%s7 couv debs 1977—
y General
:■;*
_May-No»
1978—
Corp—
conv
.
—
..
.
1955—
udjiistnieni.' bonds*—
5%s series A 1978——
«•■/•*
68\
—May-Nov '
T953—-i—Feh-4;m. "
Debt
•s
—
134%.
75.
,/
■§ 6 Consol 'mtge; 6s
■;
9 7.%
i'_:....
^;,h .*91%
.
(Jdrp of; America JVvjtt/bomr.1980—Jime-Dec.
Readhig Co fir$t
3Vr8s series p 1995_Ma0-No* :
Reynolds tRk' J)' Tobacco 3s -debs 1973-._^.April-acL ;
RlieOii 1Ml g.-Co* 3%;s (lehsRhinivWestphalia EI(!(; Power Corp—
.
..82
.*'83 ¥28 6
.
Ra*dUi;
-
—-►
—.iL-^April-abf
>
85
„
-*-..
89 Va
*85' "
,
,
82 Va
-
V
97Va.':
>;
.
>100
iur
-
86%
102
,
TfexaS Company
81 %•••'
,-98%;
■
89
:•
84%
93%
.
—
80
•
.
Refund
,
(
.
119'
-87
-
^
*8ey8
QUaker rOats .I'2T«s
80 Va
85
Refund
;
81
•
102
8
w^85-U^.87J4.'l
—
■.
-
lefuridhfg-mortgage 3s 1972—Mai/-Nov
dobeiiturbs ;lii-75ki
78%.
35
87%
^efceuturea 1972—,^—-Jan-July.
.Terminal RR Assn of St Louis,—
t
\
101
80
'.'/91.ya. -92,Va
"refunding -m'oVfegJage'- 3 Vis -1968.JanWitip-
First end -refunding mortgage Ss 2037
Jin-July.
Fijrei.and refunding mortgage 8S 2037i_JM»e-Dea
3 Vis
95
25
*83
-
:
62
79%
81 V»
*93%
.
debentures: 1973--:—-—-—-May-Nou
2%S
.
83 Vo -89%
•
v: 79'"..-"•I
.u :/4u-
96
95%
-
.-90-
miw*
105
.
93 Va
•
90
-io8V'2 lio.
O
123
80
91%.
87%
-
-9iya
-
*80
f
103 Va
94%
79
(Ohio) 4V«s 1982i.,
Jan-July
Staufler Chemical 3%s debs 1973——^....Mar-Sept >.
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July .
Superior Oil' CO 8%S debS, 1981—i.—
Jan-July.
Surface Transit Ino 1st mtge? 6s 1971.i_^—May-No®
98%
9»
■
*88%
■
v.
>
2-
-*83.y8
M
99%
95
64
95
85 Va
;
4
■
*S;1 y4
.
.
-
Film .unit
85
152
92
39
79."':
debentures 2,%s 1971—May-Noy,
Jan-July.
(N J)
68
91%
88 y8—88ya*-88.y8
.
Filgt and
76%
107%
95%
94%
,
debentures 1974-.
86 Vs
„
'
/
'
'
149
'.
.—
•■
High
'
Consolidated-guaranteed 4s -ser H I960—Feb-Avg
Consolidated* guaranteed 4Vas ser I
1963_Feb-Aup
i
I Low
,70
106 Va 108'A
9534
106%
(Indiana) aVsS cony 1982—April-Oct,
debentures 1983—,—.April-Qct:
4%b
_
-
i-Year 1959
No.
78 'A
*99V4
■
Range for
5
136% 141%
140 Va
1
'
-
'
Sold
1
71'A
*77 Va
Standard Oil
98 A
70%
71JA
,
—
96
102% 420%
83
•>72ya.
91
72 Va
91 Va
-
i'f'
Bonds
Friday's
Bid Sf Asked
Sale Price
jybs debentures iy83_
.May-Nov
Spiegel Inc bs.conv subord debs 1984—Jw»e-Dec
Spokane Inteml first gold 4 Vis 2013———April
.t-andard Oil of California 4%s
1983
Jan-JuZy
102%
97
19
360
or
Low 1 High
-
,
Period
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985——April-Oct.
116
87
3
92%
112
*82%
Last
High
Low
443
98>/2
,98ya
subord -debs -1987—
conv
109
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug..
Pillsbiiry Mills Inc. 3Vas s f debs 19.72—.—June-Deo
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 Jime-BecPittsburgh Cincinnati Cliic &. St Louis By—•
4 Vis
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Year 1951).
NO.
107 y2113
BONDS
Range for
Sold
High
107%'
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
*
rio sales being, transacted; during current week,
selling flat.
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
An
on
following extensive list
(iio
im'flrin'nrv
we;
QfnriP TTv^lmrKJo
the American Stock Exchan ge
ending Friday,- Jan.: 8>
furnish
a complete report of the transactions
fbr tho
hpfflnnincf MnriHav
.Tnri
4
and
for the week be ginning Monday^ Jan. 4 and
Exchange itself and is intended to
•
,
1
bond
JiAs compiled from the report of tpe American Stock
.1.
:
i.
in~which
Week Ended
any
include every security whether stock or
^nrinn
Week's
for Week
Sale Price-
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Low.
Par
Aberdeeii
Petroleum
Acme
Acme
Wire
Corp
class
A____1
Products IncA'.——-l:
Precision
Co
———
10
-
4%
;
«'
;
High*
4Ve
Shares
5V4
21 Va
Range for Year 1959
Low
1.700
21V4
3%
Dec
800
4Va
Nov
300
17 Va
Jan
5%
21V.
..
•
-5
5%
>
.
.
High
5% Mar;
-
"
9% July,
2?% July
;
■
V
Investment
"AJax!
Petroleums
Alabama
Aerojet-Geperal Corpl—4—^1
68%
lAeroncd
Manufacturing Corp.—_.9V4
87«
-
Aero
supply Manufacturing;
>—__1
Aghfiw. Surpass Shoe, Stores.;—14
.
For footnotes, see page
33.
6%;
v-r
71%
66%
,
"9%
113,500
47% Sep
Va " Sep
"
5,300
8
f
9.400
4%
'98
May
13%'Mar
""
6%
7
Nov
9 »A Mar
"
19%
-20Vb
"'••"• 400
13%
Jan
-19% July
.&
Great
Alabama
Power
Discount
Last
.
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
.
Aid
vear
>
fft*"
Ranirp
for
of Prices
Sale Price
-
6%
6*A
preferred—.100
Alan Wood Steel Co-common.,
.10
5%
cumulative .preferred—!——100
Alaska Airlines (InC—-——1
5%
,
%
,.131
50
83
83
4.20%
.
'83%
Jan
~5%
-
•
Aug
Apr
91%
Dec
2,200
23 Va
Jan
43%
92
42 Va
86%
-
150
Jan
80%
38%
38%
-
7Va Aug
1% Jan
Nov
75
i.
'
'
High
Low
1.500
4,800
Ltd————■—:—50c
Southern.-
Range for Year 1959
Shares
High
LoW
Par
Inc..—
for Week
Range
.
,
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
nnrront
January 8.
--
•
Last'
Friday
STOCKS
4bo
dealings have occurred during t.he current year: Range
86 %
25
78
Jan
5%
5%
3,400
5
Dec
8%
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Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
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Corp
Allegheny
Allied
Airlines
Artists
.5l/2%
Inc—
Pictures
Control
Co
Nov
12
July
10%
37,300
7
Feb
12
Nov
4 J/4
3,600
5
7,900
3%
Jan
500
8%
Jan
11% May
Oct
65% Mar
Feb
171/4 Dec
4
4%
10%
3%
1
of America $3.75
Co
Book
Co
32
Electronics
American
Israeli
American
36%
37 %
500
16 y*
16 y8
16V2
15,900
21%
21%
23 Vb
6,200
11%
Jan
25%
75 y4
300
72i/4
Sep
86
1%
Jan
Ii%.
1
Inc—
6%
6%
50 %
50 %
75
40%
Sep
51
14 %
15%
18,100
11 ye
Sep
5y»
5%
23,100
Paper Mills Ltd—
American
Laundry Machine
American
MARC Inc
American
Mfg
American
Meter
Natural
6%
Co
Jan
33
Sep
46
38
Jan
36
pfd—25
Petrofina Inc
class A
1
7%
7%
7%
6,300
7
Nov
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
•
48%
45%
49%
20,800
30
" Apr
—2
15%
15
16 y«
11,300
10 i/a
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
5
4%
Amurex
Oil
A_
1
Anacon
Lead
Ltd
20c
u
%
2
19 VA
is y.
Mines
Anchor Post Products
7
Anglo
»
•
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"A"
*
shares
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical
&
Apollo Industries
#
Corp
Arkansas
Fuel
New
'f
common
Arkansas
«1
i t
.M it
•
4.72,
Nov
37
5
13,000
1,100
14%
Jan
22%
1,500
Dec
11%
7%
300
5%
Jan
48,300
13%
Jun
2,000
9%
Dec
13 y»
Co
Associated
Amer
Electric
Stores
Oil
Associated
Stationers
Associated
Tel
Gas
Atlantica
Atlas
Atlas
Corp
Devices
Automatic
Non-voting
Avien
Inc
Avnet
Co
Supply Co
Club
Nov
Hosiery Co—A
Lambert
Corporation
Aluminum
Coastal
13 % May
Coekshutt
29%. Mar
Colonial
2ft
Feb
9
Oct
5%
Farm
Sand
Vtc
to
Jan
Compudyne Corporation
Apr
10%
Consol
Jan
42 %
Aug
Dec
106 %
Jan
Consolidated
Api
10
10%
pesos
Jan
Sep
27/a
3,700
2'/e
Dec
11%
2%
10
16,400
8%
Sep
14,500
2%
Nov
9'A
Jan
Dec
261/2
2%
13%
13 V2
14%
2,900
15%
14
16V4
10,900
1
10%
10
11%
300
3%
1
57/B
1,400
3%
preferred
4'A
6
15
Baldwin
it
Rubber
Baldwin
Banco
los
Jan
Cooper-Jarrett
Apr
Corby
(H)
Class
71/2 Mai
Jan
5%
Nov
13%
6,100
7
Sep
161/4
Dec
31V2
4,000
17
Oct
37'A
Nov
$1
100
35
Jan
531/4
Dec
Cott
Banff
Oil
Barker
Tr
Barry
Inc
*?]?
Oil
Bearings
Corp
Beck
Bell
1
1
common
common
Corroon
&
't
Watch
Bickford's
J
Inc
1
Co
Co
1
Inc
1
Blauner's
*
3
Blumenthal
(S)
Bobbie
Brooks
Bohack
(H C)
5Vs%
&
Inc
Co
•
•
common
prior cumulative preferred-100
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Bourjois
Brad
Inc—•
Foote
Brazilian
1.50
1
:
Works
Gear
Traction
Inc
Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
|
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
I
Brillo
fe
■
Petroleums
British
Oil
American
Tobacco—
Co__
Amer
dep
Amer
rets
ord
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer dep
:i
rets
Co
Class
4%
Bruck
Mills
Ltd
—
.
60e
6%
Buell
cl
A
class B
convertible
American
Burroughs
Calif
M
I1
i
1
* 1
12 y2
44%
44%
-
17
15%
16
1,200
-
common
itf/*
Jan
5% Dec
20 y»
400
18% Mar
VB
700
500
9
8%
4%
Jan
&
Son
6 »A
Apr
12%
Apr
39 Vz
Jun
43%
Inc
-94%
94»/2
94 y2
40
94
Sep
36%
32 »/2
39 y2
42,200
18
Oct
38%
15 y2
i5y2
500
Jan
16 »/2
2»A
1,200
1%
Jan
3«/2
4%
5
26,000
4%
Oct
7%
7%
8%
18,400
6'/a
Nov
25
1,500
23,000
36%
35%
37
3OV2
34
10 y8
38%
391/4
400
6 i"rt
11%
9 Va
9
Sep
tifA May
8,600
ij!
9%
Oct
41 y2
9%
Nov
8 VA
Aviation
Electric
Power
16
Ms
2,500
15
Oct
18
4,100
14
Dec
16%
Dec
7'A
Dec
'
i
I8V4
6%
5 V2
67/«
9,500
7 J/2
300
7V4
10%
.
6,900
400
10%
10%'
8%
3
Nov
5 Va
Sep
18 Va
5J/2
Dec
12 »/2
8%
Apr
10
Apr
12%
Jan
1,300
8 Va
Jan
9'/a
Jun
12,500
2 "A
Jan
4 'A Mai
15 V2
16Vs
1,100
10%
10%
5,600
'
14
July
9%
17%
Feb
Nov
13%
Jan
3%
20%.
50
■
,.50
%
Jan
700
2%
,ian
20
Consol
6%
Jan
101/4 Mr
20%
Oct
14,700
2%
Nov
9,100
18 Mi
Nov
23%
55
Dec
61%
Dec
52
Oil
&
Gas
Co
5
Bread
Co
Cement
Ltd
1
100
—
6*1
9
Iff
34
3ft
34
•
Co
Ltd
common
•
20
For footnotes, see page 33.
34
—
—
Sep
3'/2 July
36%
Feb
7'/u
Nov
10 VH
1,200
Dec
20
Dee
13
16,300
Jan
Dec
6%
Sep
4%
8% Mai
*
5
23%
Oct;
Apr
-10 VB Mar
Mar
7
4
Sep
10 Va Mar
10%
Spp
22% Mar
300
6%
Jan
8% Mar
6V2
10,200
4%
Oct
8%
17,700
1%
Jan
2,700
1
.Jun
Api
500
26 %
Jan
34
Nov
2,000
12%
Jun
19%
Nov
100
18%
Dec
21%
Feb
18
18%
Nov
20Vi
14%
Fel)
13%
J ill)
100
18%
Dec
20
4%
Jan
10% May
8%
2%
8%
38
2,300
Apr
10%
46%
—
4%
5%
8
17%
1
-
9%
31,600
10,400
Jan
10% July
7%
Oct
9%
Nov
15Mi
Jan
46%
5%
100
38%
Jun
49
Aug
46,300
3%
Dec
5
800
6%
Dec
12 Va May
18%
75
17%
Apr
19%
4.00
14,100
1%
31V*
240
ft
62%
Dec
4% July
65%
Dec
1,200
8
j£
%
32,000
63%
16,500
9%
100
%
9%
Apr
Jan
37
11%
28%
31
4%
2%
1,500
3
41%
8%
7%
8
10%
59
9%
—
12%
*.
12 V2
7,000
7%
7%
J
Jan
2%
Nov
in
28
Jan
Jan
46% July
Nov
Dec
%
Jan
29
Oct
65%
Dec
9
Feb
Va
&
-
13?b
150
/ '*•5%
2,700
4%
3,700
9% Mhi
Manufacturing
'3%
Jan
10%
4% Aug
38% Aug
Nov
33%
Dec
•
—
11
.
3
3
.
33%
600
12
3 Vb
2%
1,500
13%
Sep
Jun
A-
4% Mar
Dec
38%
Jail
Jun
1,900
29
135
138
65
135
14
13%
14
6,700
13%
Dec
29% Mar
13%
13%
14%
1,700
9 %
Jan
18% July
34%:
—J
135
6%
6"%
1
34%
8
'
2%
28,100
147
9%
Jan
Feb
Dec
—
„l
—
18
18
18%
2,100
17 •
21% July
May
Dec
1%
Feb
Dec
14%
Aug
25c
1ft
lft
1%
7,200
10c
8"%
8"%
9%
1,400
8
9%
9%
19%
500
9
Dec
,9%
Sep
5U
5%
300
3%
Apr
5%
bee
Jan
24%
A—i_10
reg
10s
—
A—
%
.,
22 %
,
1%
1%
1
.
2%
13%
13
9%
9%
23
1,400-
16%
Feb
1%
2,200
1%
Jan
3
14%
30,300
.11%
Nov
15
Nov
9ft
4,900
9 Vb
Dec
13%
Jan
V eta
♦
„t,
—
—
21V11 May
26
Mar
stock-
*
15Va
15%
16%
1,100
14%
Dec
23%
Jan
Chemical Co Ltd
♦
16%
16%
16%
1,600
15
Jan
20% July
10 %
10%
100
10
Jan
12V2 Mar
&
&
Coal
Textile
Co
ord
Ltd
*
__
10%
1
1
—A
Ltd--
Co
*
.
4,400
9 Va
Nov
15%
31%
200
29%
Oct
38 %
Apr
11%
13%
8,300
8%
Nov
19
Apr
9%
9*
10%
43,800
6
Apr;
10%
Dec
Apr
47%
.•
;
.«
Co—1
:
—-
(Allan
B)
Dunlop Rubber
Co
'47
100
40%
33V4
9,700
19
Jan
8V2
9Vb
6,100
8
Dec
38%
44%
9
31
Apr
AUg
37% July
15 Mi Jun
500
27%
Nov
36%
Dec
45 %
1,300
43%
Oct
53%
Jan
8%
8
8%
12,400
3ft
3H
*
,
Laboratories
' ATI
37%
31%
5
•
—
Co
l
10%
30%
13%
:32.50
:
10Vb
31
7.50
common--
Corp
Corp
& Exploration
Harris
23
lc
Research
Ltd
Inc
—
1
Corp
&
Bridge Co Ltd-
Power
Dec
Supermarkets—
Stores
Brewery
Driver
47/a
1
Douglas Oil Company—
DuMont
8% Mar
16% Apr
7% May
4
100
Inc
Corp
$2 preferred
Dorsey
(The)
Duke
4%
—
__,
15% May
Nov.
May
11% May
Ltd—
Steel
Draper
5
4%
;
A
—5
Oils Ltd
Tar
Dow
5Vb
20c
;
common
Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc.
Petroleum
Drilling
"
10'/a
2,400
.13%
12
7%
./
35
..
*
Ltd—
1
6
Jan
9% May
41/2
Eastern
Feb
5
Feb
29 Vb
Oct
38
Mar
Oct
26
Oct
4ft May
3%
Jan
8
500
5%
Dec
21 Va
23%
500
21%
Dec
32Va Mar
28
27 Vb
28
800
25 M,
Oct
39% Mar
11%
11%
12%
51,800
4%
Jan
3 Mi
8%
42%
May
Feb
Apr
E
Eastern
26
Jun
3,100
0
comrhon
TZi
Jan
10% Mar
5
B
*
May
38
Sep
—
class
601/4 Mar
Oct
200
Hosiery
Jan
6
.3,300
6%
6 J/2
6
Jan
33
3%
5%
6 J/2
21V2.
10s
Durham
5 y2 Mar
31,700
'
35 J/2
■
400
54%
%
300
7'A
6ft
„
preference
T
J
34
1,600
Jan
x56
—
—
1
,■./
.
Jan
45V2
20%
50
Insurance
Sep
700
2.50
4% Mai
2,100
8,600
3
x56
——
9,900
3%
10c
.
ft
3,%
'8
23%
3%
7%
20 '/a
2,200
__20
:
Chemical
Dorr-Oliver
,
3%
20%
A|)l
Jail
1,900
25%
July
8%
r_10c
A
Inc—
preferred/——Co
Dominion
Feb
6% July
8%
3%
Dec
•
14%
18%
——x.1
—
dep rets ord
Dominion
Dec
8%
Va
31
8%
w50c
Dominion
Aug
13
2%
%
Dec
Jau
14%
18%
50c
class
class A
Dominion
Feb
3
7%
1
1st
Dome
10% July
8V2
10%
Feb-
18
3,600
—
•
;
Diversified
Nov
6 '/a
A
—A
Quality
Diversey
Nov
15'A
21%
common
s.
Jan
15%
*
Inc
1%
Amer
Jan
15%
14%
17 Va
.12%
69,600
6V2 Mar
A 14%
*
c-
class
Common
Jan
15%
,■
2.
22 %
Apr
18% M.,y
16% Mai
*
preferred—A—
Dilbert's
Oct
16%
17%
Dec
—
%c
Co
common
Devon-Palmer
Dixon
1,100
1
18%
50c
common—"
Ca
Gasket
$1.25
Jan
46
35%
230,700
12
Nov
1
18%
Development Corp of America—
3ft Jun
7ft Mar
7% July
600
4%
T7%
"
*
:
Inc—
Productions
Distillers
9 V2
1,200
26,000
18
*
*
vtc
System
Mfg
Detroit Gary
42% July
Nov
32%
A
Detroit
Feb
Jan
Oct
Sep
31
5,200
4,400
Nov
4,400
33
17%^17%
17%
2.50
debentures
9% Mar
2%
partic
Stores
Desilu
Apr
7%
31%
Jun
5%
7%
32
—
1
—
Rubber
Class
Feb
~4%
Corp
Transit
Feb
100
2%
41 y2
.5%
%
—5
-
Brothers
Dennison
Apr
9%
C.
Dejay
Dec
15%
^12 V2c
Ltd
5%
2%
(Md)
preferred
Dayton
D.
Feb
2%
9%
Jan
7
40 %
:
Oil
Mines Inc:
Day
Dec
35'/2
Stores
Davidson
Jun
151/4
2,000
shares__3s 6d
Corp
5%
A pir
13% Mai
7,000
40
Apr
Nov
2%
I)
24%
39 %
31%
4%
5%
1%
23%
29%
26V2
7%
14Vb
5%
r
—
§1
Crystal Dairies^-
Davega
Mar
9
37%
2ft
12%
6
200
24,700
_5
common
Manufacturing
Daitch
22% May
38
40
,
.
Jun
37
1,700
2.50
45%
37
8
„1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
6V2%
13% Mai
38%
8%
Co
Aug
16% July
Jan
3,200
.
Canada
4%
Jan
t S
7
_10
preferred
Canada
Jan
6%
16^
7%
15%
(Del)_50c
Inc
—
Tobacco
Curtis
7%
6
-
Jan
41'A Mar
4,800
Jan
Jan
1
American Oil Co
Cubic
Jan
6%
6
6
50c
—
ord
Edmonton
Fire
Dec
21/8
10%
19 Yb
6%
1
preferred
Calvan
24'A
Nov
Nov
6%
i
preferred
Cuban
3%
500
45 y.
Oct
1
V/a
1
preferred
Camden
i.
12%
»
:
Company
rets
(JP)
$2.50
6%
12%
Apr
5%
15%
7%
3%
*:
•
"A"
Co
Corporation
$1.12
7%
6%
Corp
$3.00
I*'
Dec
Nov
Ltd—
dep
Eastern
California
ill
1
&
21%
15,300
8
,_66%c
common
Burry Biscuit Corp—
Calgary
3,200
1%
7
preferred—-9
(The)
Mines
24 %
1 VB
1
serial preferred
& Machine Co
Burma
23 V2
8%
30c
Die
Bunker Hill
Venezuelan
11%
com_30c
—
new
Buffalo-Eclipse
•i
Cuban
_1
!
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
J
Cuban
Mar
10
Co
Company
Nov
26
.§1
reg
common
Rubber
10 y4
32%
Ltd—
preferred
Brown
B S F
B
Apr
100
10%
15,600
Oct
25c
&. Land
Oct
•
;
Crystal Oil
2ft Jan
6%
Feb
£1
Power—'
ord
Oct
Sep
13%
>1,200
Nov
Jan
20
Co___
19'/o
£1
reg_
Brown Company.
Brown Forman Distillers
k a*
*
dep rets ord reg
British
.1
1
American
British
1
.
Ltd-
1
Drug
Internat'l
1,800
•
Manufacturing Co
Britalta
•
1
Co
Crown
Mar
Cork
2,200
20c
+
Crowley Milner & Co_^
Crown Central Petroleum
Api
4'A
'3,100
17 %
*
Nov
10,000
8
Jan
4
2%
"
1.50
29
8%
3%
30% Juiy
25,700
10c
——
23 y2
ioy4
Jan
6%
^10c
A_
Feb
7
Jan
2,700
8%
1
common
Industries
27%
8
51% Mar
Jan A. v
2%
19%
i
13,800
20%
1
A
Petroleum
25%
9%
6% Mar
24%
11,000
94,600
1,400
1% July
8%
4
7%
,
6%
-
1
dep receipts (ord reg)
Carrier
300
3%
f
Apr
Dec
18%
—
Creole
14,100
~3%
,
Dec
%
3%
.
"
6%
20%
;
Crane
l'/4
7
23%
Dec
May
30 %
Ltd—
Jun
12
3,000
24,300
—A-1.25
Inc
Jan
6V4
10%
25
_50c
Jan
3
20
15%-
34%
,140
Jan
.
25% Dec
12%
5%
5V4
19%
8%
3%
Corp___
11'A
Crown
6V2
Jan
108
5%
Engineering
42%
4%
Jan
..
iy8
1%
1
—
Jan
July
IIS
12%
I
Reynolds
6'A
.
1,
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus
Jan
3%
8%
1ft
8,200
900
Apr
Jau
Sep
-
7%
l*k
Beverage Corp—
8%
50c
Telephone of Canada—'
&
preferred class
20
7.50
Corp
28%.
*
5
26%
25c
—
Ties
Shoe
(AS)
16
6,900
1%
15%
32
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6%
7,300
133
Dec
32 ' July
,11% Mar
11%
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50c
-
lft
1
Inc
Beau-Brummel
fl
300
3%
7VB
7%
Inc
6%
1
B
convertible class A
6%
25%
3V2
.
•
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class
Basic Incorporated new
ft
50c
.:
Light & Power Ltd—
Controls
Bayview
Feb
6
Brothers
Corp
Engineering Co
Barnes
15
.=
Ltd
Barcelona
1%
Sep
1,100
25
x25
lc-
Andes—
6%
18,500
8ft
7\l
23 %
Dec
23%
27
Jan
Feb
9%
26%
—
voting
non-voting
B
Coro Inc—
51 Va
7il
14%
26%
850
-
2,600
10
Inc
Ray
Distillery
A
Class
28
23%
.
shares
American
1
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1
L
Corp
Sun
Industries
Jan
i_
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
12
_
85 A Mar
25c
Oil
Commercial
51%
1
common
Securities
de
Mining
Continental
American
l
Inc_
73%May
300
28'A
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28%
24
23
-
—10c
& Smelt Ltd
Jan
13%
3
5% Mar
„
25
Dec
825
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9%'
6%
Corp
Aviation
Mar
20
,
Dec
73
—
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29
10c
—
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5%
1
10c
Corp
GVB
/
30%
■
„
64
8 VA
1%
-
May
64
10,500
5%
1
i
Consolidated
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3
2%
Corp
3%
1%
51%
—
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Electric
Continental
2%
5p
Sugar
991/4
110
1,400
1,200
2%
Nov
24 V*.
-
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5%
Continental Air Lines Inc
Diesel
Consolidated Royalty
60
2%
90
15T4
4%.
Connelly Containers Inc
Aug
2Va
,18,200
1
3%
58%
2%
7%
1%
1965__:
17%
99 V4 101
Dec
Machinery—
Shoe
ext
Dec
21'A
47%
14%
5%
Community Public Service—
Feb
350
Jar.
9%
10c
Co--—
1%
•
A
Industries
Stone
21/4
40
14%
73 VA
27
—1
Equipment Co
&
1,800
37%
Aug
34,800
65
1V4
Co——A—*
vtc
20,100
•
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Baker
Oils
l7/s
Dec
.
4%
4
—
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Caribbean
11%
2%
Apr
147/u
12,900
8
—10
J
Manufacturing
1 3/b
1,800
23%
Jan
.
14%
..
1
10%
3
1
9% July
Jan
6%
44%
14%
128%
22%
Jan
4%
1
t'A'
4 Va
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40% V - 40y4
5%'
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7% Mar,
17%
■
22%
Feb
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1,600
.300
7/s
Sep
ft Ma?
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1,700
28%
,
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Apr
7,400
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4
1
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27
.
1
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1%
27/b
1ft
v
11 Va
65%
108%
Dec
10 y8
28 Vt
7%
.
Feb
14% July
32% Mar
20
BMi
14 V*
.
Corp—10c
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lc
Manufacturing
&
Clopay
Dee
%
10c
Collieries
Nov
39
Sep
100
1
—
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1
—
2%
*
non-cum
Clayton
11% May
20%
6
—
2.50
Corporation
Compo
10c
Products
Clary
22%
6% Mai
99
May
2 Va
Dec
Oct
Jan
7ft July,
lc
warrants
Electronics
Ayshire
1,400
5'/«
13,800
Corp
class
8%
16
Corp
Steel
8
8
21
v
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J
1
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Aurora
12,900
w*
16
Dec
Sep
7%
49
140
„
Inc
Clarostat
Jan
Jan
100
Inc——r
1
Corp
Plywood
Audio
13,300
6%
Mining &
option
Atlas
40y4
5%
%
Co
Golfo
Consolidated
Development
20
38%
6
Dec
.
.'juldt—10
A
Corp—
Controller
Jan
11%
7,200
18%
39%
900
America
Inc
Line
41 Va
Oil
Claussner
24 y4
participating
del
87
Tel—
Atlantic Coast Indus
Coast
87
23%
Inc
of
Associated
A
86%
34%
£1
Food
Laundries
Class
25
30 y2
40c
:L
dep rets reg
Atlantic
39,800
32 y*
Industries—
Associated
<4
69% July
2.50
Associated
&
Jau
Dec
4
Corp Ltd
&
46%
31 %
18%
preferred
Oil
1,700
1
Co
Sep
45,800
87
1
class A
30 VB
38
64
Co
Investors
Cinerama
Clark
99% Mar
34 Vs
34%
warrants
Aluminum
Dec
62 %
100
A
85
37%
5
5
Equipment Corp
Asamera
590
86 VA
85 v8
Electric
Chromalloy
Dec
86
Light—
Rubber
Altex
Convertible
Aro
•
preferred—J__
conv
Christiana
26% July
10%
1
pref
100
Power & Light 4% pfd
—100
Securities Corp common
1
Chicago Rivet & Machine new—;i——2
Chief
Consolidated
Mining
A——I
Mai
8
6%
26 y»
10 y8
1
.i._,
3.50%
Cherry-Burrell. Corp—
2
5
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc.—_____i—_10
9Vt Apr
Dec
Power
Charter Oil Co Ltd—
Jan
22%
6
2.50
&
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13,100
6 VA
Oct
100
9%
39'A
37
' 2y2
2J/2
64 >
t
/- 73J/4
24!/2
23%
-29%
29 Va
•"
9%
10ys -:
1
,_i
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Feb
1JA
ft Dec
Apr
27
150
200
19%
20
lft Mar
Dec
7,000
1,100
6
8V2
10
Corp—
Corp—J——
Hadley
$1.50
Jun
6%
ft
11% Mar
8'A
99%
—
*
America
of
Maine
Century
Century
Apr
1
...
—
Instruments
Central
Mar
Dec
10%
100
Co
Gas
__r
Power
Armstrong
Arnold
pfd
Corp
preferred
Armour &
II
ft
Oil
Louisiana
s.<.<txio<is
Corp
Central
Nov
Jun
2
25
20c
5
Appalachian Power Co 4Ya%
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4%
4%
29 %
%
5%
1
;
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Inc
&
Central
Jan
19 y«
6%
7 VA
-2.40
_
-
Co—
Jun
12.800
8% Mar
55%
54
99%
*
Jan
10%
12VB
7%
8y4
55%
5
u
27^
—
1
Corp
(AM)
Cenco
'
4.75
Ltd.
12%
50%
2%
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t
»
Exploration
Co
(JW)
Products
Catalin
20% July
200
32
2%
2%
"
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i
Amer
Carter
Jan
3,700
4%
4%
32
5
Jau
Inc
Light $5 pfd
Castle
47% Aug
Sep
American
class
Kennedy
Power &
Central
1,000
American
Co
&
18% July
5,200
2,300
28
Jan
Dec
2,500
11%
11V2
5.50
Baxter
Carolina
14% Oct
8'/e
44.700
14 y2
:S.
1 Va
__
lift
Sep
%
14
13%
13%
6c
Nov
18
11
l'A
ft
—
pfd—10
panic
%
2,700
13,800
6,500
6%
5%
Nov
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
9% Aug
12.50
—*
Gas
Carey
42% Aug
31%
13%
44 V2
13%
50c
Co
Minerals-—
Carnation Co
May
Nov
5
*1,100
40 y4
40
40
—20
common
new
Ltd
Williston
Casco
5%
£1
shares
1
Oils Ltd
&
Petrofina
Canal-Randolph
Corp——,
—-1
Capital City Products
——5
19% May
6%
5%
Canadian
10'A Jun
.—20
Mines
H
11 Va
1
Canadian
Feb
700
Northwest
———.*
Jr.
1%
12'A
5% May
Mhr
46,800
5%
1ft
High
LOW
3
18
'4%
411
—xuc
Ltd—
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High
*
Co
o.is
Marconi
Can
Nov
74%
8%
Javelin
Canadian
Jun
Dock
&
Canadian
5% Mai
36%
pfd_100
1-
—
American
American
5%
Jan
8
Inc
Beverage Corp
American
Dredge
Honieoieua
6
10%
Shares
Low
vtc_l
Ltd
Petroleums
Canauian
18 y4 July
1,900
9%
4y«
Southern
Canadian
Nov
7J/4
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Dec
6V2
4%
Inc_
Aluminum
American
10 %
59 Va
1
Paper ,Corp_
American
Jan
6,200
14
34%
L
Allied
k "
1
1
10
:
Corp
convertible preferred
Allied
Alsco
10c
warrants
100
69%
12%
7 VA
9%
American Engineering Co
Alleghany
Low
High
69%
•,14
for Week
r
Canada
1
Sales
Range
Last'
STOCKS
American Stock
1959
High
Range for Year
V—
N
Amer dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
1
i\
Kunstzide
Low
Week's
W Prices
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Frlce
Friday
;
American Stock Exchange
$7
$6
Edo
Elder
Malleable
States
Iron
25
Corp common
preferred
series
preferred
series
B
A.
.1
42%
43%
42%
50
42 V4
44%
1,500
A—
Corporation
Mines
and
class
r
A
Dev. Ltd-
40 V2
Jun
30%
Janu
_*
ll7/a
11%
12%
1,900
1ft
1 %
1 %
8,700
10%
,
Feb
M
47 Va
Dec
190%
Dec
Jan
160
1
.1
-51
Jan
175
177
Sep
-'nn
Feb
18% Mar.
2%
Jun
/
Number
191
Volume
5915
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(127)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
•'
STOCKS
')
'
■
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
'
American Stock Exchange
Par
Share
Electrographic Corp
Electronic Specialty Co
Low
^__5
1
Electric
Bond
&
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronics
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
pfd
—
Equity
Ero
Eureka
Pipe
Breweries
20
26
500
19,100
14%
Jan
21
May
International
Holdings
25%
Dec
307/a
Dec
15,000
17
37%
Dec
30%
35%
93/a
10%
8,000
7%
Sep
1%
1%
47,500
1
Jan
5,300
70
7,600
19
Jan
33% May
90
Dec
3%
-
.
1
8%
25c
or
Line
26%
92
10 %
3%
41%
6%
11%
11%
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6%
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Factor
vMax.i
Feb
Iowa
Public
Iron
Fireman
Ironrite
40 Va
Sep
60% Mar
Irving
57/u
Nov
10%
Sep
13
9%
Jun
7
Jun
12% July
11 Va Mai
9% Mar
Jan
25
S2
shs
Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Jan
Fishman
9%
Sep
14
Aug
Kaiser
22%-
24 Va
2,600
12%
Jan
27%
Nov
Kaltman
Dec
Kansas
Corp___
Vi.
141
138% 157
16,700
125
Dec
157
Ford
Line
17%
'
1,200
(Thel
18%
30
Dec
19%
Nov
Kay
Kidde
Kawneer
lifti
Jan
8
Feb
Kin-Ark
Dec
7%
Jan
Nov
9%
P'eb
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
3^1
5
11%
4,600
9%
Jan
14% July
Kirby
10%
8,200
8
Nov
12% Mar
.%
Nov
Nov
600
11%
Jan
18%
Oct
Klein
13%
9,600
10%
Nov
20
Apr
800
.169%
Dec
181
Dec
Knott
15 %
15%
30,400
l7/a
1%
1%
5,100
1%
47/8
4%
4%
3,900
4% July
15%
34
33%
36
3%
5VB
5Va
5%
21%
21%
23%
Dec
35
46,800
dep rets, ord
Fireproofing
American
51
43/8
Sep
48
May
Nov
107
Jan
2%
Aug
4%
Jan
8% Mar
1%
8,100
4 % July
La
Hotels
8%
Aug
Jan
38%
15%
Sep
24%
Aug
Oct
6%
18
100
35 %
18%
6Vs
31%
5,900
26%
Oct
37
Feb
900
17%
Jan
19%
Aug
12%
Nov
27'A Mar
4% Mar
7
Oct
La
3
Nov
Aug
45% July
10%
10%,
10%
10%
Dec
13% Mar
93
Dec
102
86%
85%
86%
325
85%
Dec
97
Feb
10%
10%
11 %
48,600
6%
Apr
11%
Dec
11%
Jail
13%
Apr.
11%
14 Vs
13%
11%
3,200
11%
14 %
Dec
15
Jan
Gold Mines
—ft
*
v
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2%
5%
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19%
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1
A—.—10c
Mines—-ft
Manufacturing
.ft6%
Co
—.4
Manufacturing
1
Rapids Varnish——
Manufacturing Co
1,700
8%
1
11
6%
500
13%
Dec
19%
Amer Industries
Lakes.Oil &.Chemical Co_
1
——ft
Inc-
20%
Jan
29'A
Griesedieck
1,300
1%
Jan
Products—
Gulf
Western
&
.
29%
Locke
7%
B
10%
1%
2
1%
Nov
2%
Hartfield
Stores
Jan
56%
Apr
Jan
8%
Feb
5
23
100
26
■
12%
22%
"> 1%
22%
2%
8%
10Va
,
;
10%
•-
11%
Jan
13 V*
18%
Jan
23
Electric
——:—:—i
Inc——
?.
Light—
—
——1
1%
Dec
400
8%
Oct
Heller
Corp
Jan
13%
—I
&
3
(R)
&
Class
Inc
Co
;
2%
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J
Inci—_>
Class
B
Ball, &
Hoover
Horinel .(Geo Ai
Horn
Horn
preferred
Electric
Hubbell
•
—"■
common
' 23'A78
124%
*
Baking Co__
Hardart
&
5%
Howell
12 %
*
-
Beating Co new——-5
& Co
—L—1—15
Hardarr
&
12*%:
'
Co
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1
Inc—
5
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co_——5
2.50
Hydrometals Inc
Products
1_5
Industries— '
ord reg
Color Chem & Paper new
Imperial
dep
rets
Indust
Oil
Electronic
——
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Industrial Enterprises Inc
Industrial Plywood Co Inc_.
Inland Homes Corp__
'
Insurance Co of North America
Corp_50c
1
-_25c
—1
5
For footnotes, see page 33.
Jan
3% Mar
1%
Jan
4%
Feb
27/a
2%
2%
2,800
2%
Nov
4%
Jan
i5*
%
ft
4,400
if;
Feb
19 %
19
19%
2,800
5
20%
20%
20%
500
14%
14%
100
12%
13,400
2%
Nov
200
5%
Dec
12
Mar
10%
1,200
5%
Jan
11
Dec
11%
600
9%
Dec
15%
Jan
Dec
Nov
3
2%
3
7%
7%
7%
1
9%
—1
.
"4%
4%
4%
900
_1
5%
5%
5%
2,000
5
Oct
19%
Jan
35% July
5
6%
6 '/a
6%
900
6 Va
Dec
9 %
Jun
13% Mar
5
57%
57%
63%
12,500
26%
Aug
64%
Dec
—:——25c
7%
6%
7%
71,700
4%
Jaa
14%
Mar
Jun
17% July
40
1
Oct
11% Mar
74% Mar
Midland
'
62 '/a Mar
34
15% July
10'A
Jan
14 Vi
Nov
34
Dec
1
1
1%
7,600
%
Ian
8%
9%
2,000
7%
Oct
1,400
23%
Jun
32%
19%
6,000
15%
Sep
22% May
6 Va July
J7'A May
900
10,700
5 ft Mar
11% Jan
12%
15,300
10%
8%
Jan
1,700
18%
Feb
39 Va
Nov
66%
66
68
2,700
54%
Feb
82 l/a
Aug
7%'
5%
Sep
8%
14%
600
1 Va
1%
1,900
%
Sep
31 'A
Oct
~vk
37%
39%
4,800
-5
25 Va
25 Va
27%
10,300
1
20%
20
21%
-1
—
Inc
preferred
2%
1
10
1
1
•
2%
2%
2,900
2,100
12%
12%
2,100
Jan
18%
23%
Dec
32%
Nov
6 Va
6 Vn
195
5%
Dec
Vi
Feb
5.V2
77/b
16,700
8,700
1,000
8%
194,300
1"%
Jan
6%
Jun
3,700
0%
Jan
13%
Jun
.
—
7
24
30 Va
3%
4
1
1 Va
1
57 Va
2,400
2%
Jan
4%
400
7%
Nov
10%
Apr
400
7%
Jan
15'A
Aug
4,000
2
Dec
3% May
6,400
27%
Nov
36% Mar
Apr
Warrants
—:
1,300
3
Oct
1ft
36,300
Sep
1 %
Jan
73.400
33
Sep
56%
Dele
3°%
17.600
21
Jan
41%
Jan
8%
10,200
Dec
13% July
_1
8
8
100
——
82
81
82
270
88
88 *
120
preferred series B
I.S—..100
4.50%
preferred series C—_*—i-100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
4.80%
Chemical
Montrose
Co
1
*.
142
6%
13 Va
14
4,600
48
50
3%
169%
400
138
Jan
Muntz TV Inc
1
5%
5»A
6%
Jan
Corporation
1
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co———
5
Muskegon Piston Ring Co—
,_2.50
Muskogee Co —10
Muter Company
50c
23%
22%
23%
33
33%
14
14%
32Va
~7%
7%
5
12%
10 %
10%
800
9'/a
Dec
13'A Mar
86%
200
66%
Jan
91
Api
Jun
175
140
1,100
19%
Dec
...
53% May
118%
90%
Nov
33%
Oct
Nov
138
.
Peg
Dec
Feb
38%
Feb
—
Murphy
8 ft.29%
38%
12%
7%
700
6%
Sep
10%
23 Va
25%
21,700
10'/a
Feb
29
Dec
30
32
3,O0O
22 %
Jan
36
Dec
16,600
4%
8,r;28%
'37%
12%
8%
Nachman
Corp
Industries
Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Napco
Milling
National
Co
Hess
6%
12 '
6
79
5%
12
5%
8%
Dec
131
Casket
Oct
30%
Dec
National
Sep
48
Jan
National
Mfg
Feb
National
Petroleum
7%
40
78
Api-
National
Starch
9% Mar
National
3%
Jan
Oct
Nov
23%
12%
Dec
147% Mar
Steel
—
7%
Jan
16
July
32%
200
30%
Nov
36%
8%
3,300
5%
Jan
12
3,300
10'/a
Nov
12% May
700
3%
J ah
Jun
13
.
Apr
May
&
Car
National Telefilm
——
Inc
Chemical
Ltd
Associates
Transit
Co
Dec
7'A July
5%
5%
3,300
1%
Jim.
g%
Fell
10%
12%
180,600
4y4
Jan
11%
Dec
%
304,600
2%
2%
1,500
297/a
31%
300
Xl6%
17%
1,000
2%
2 }g
12,700
32
2%
ft
Dec
Nov
23% May
Dec
3'A Mar
35%
Nov
11
11%
,300
21%
20 7/a
23%
8,600
23 Va
23%
24
500
31
1,000
15%
200
7%
*
—10c
31'A
15 VB
8'/4
1,300
3 Va
3%
600
16
Jan
27V July
10%
2%
50c
A.
5
5%
'
National
.
7,100
6
11%
1
—10
Research
Rubber
1,200
3,800
ft
Corp
National
National
6%
Mar
11%
Machinery
Ltd
Industries
Feb
Dec
114%
Presto
Dec
7% May
11%
4,450
National
10
1,900
Jan
37%
12%
25c
_2
—1
90
Jan
&%
5%
1
5
Machines-—1
Stores
&
Dec
3%
135
14%
Electric
Jan
1,700
Nov
Jan
12
5)
(Mich)
Weld
21
79
6%
12%
Dec
Jan
18 Va
.
'
Company—
34%
9
132
(expire Jan
Brewing Co
National
9,700
—
—
Apr
Nov
Aug
28%
11'/a
——3
1
1
—
Bellas
8,800
12%
Apr
Jun
800
1
Inc
30 %
200
1%
7%
24%
180
1,300
1
——__—„—.—
Namm-Loeser's
39
12%
14%
34,200
Ihi
Jun
Jan
102%
Api
—100
Dec
Feb
4 %
Dec
.
Jan
4% Mar
16
Jun
1,500
50%
700
21%
Jan
2.0%
Feb
600
168 »A 170
1
A pi-
157'A Mar
Sep
4%
»%
iJan
M
92
Jun
12%
44
16%
49
21%
Sep
4%
54
Dec
141%
i6y8
Dec
10%
Dec
4%
,
Mills Inc__
Vernon
90 »A
luh
8H
82
16%
Dec
Mount
Dec
79
2.50
Company
Oct
5,800
7%
2%
11%
Api
%
—4
1
preferred
cumulative
Diablo
150
47
13%
Moody Investors Service partic pref—*
Mt,
Clemens Metal Products com
1
M't
83%
143%
83%
20
29%
4%
Apr
Jun
Jan
4% July
59%
lil
Monongahela Power Co—
preferred
39
20%
3r%
42
800
2%
Dec
Jan
Feb
4
3,100
%
3
Dec
Sep
10,000
300
16% Mur
104 "A May
54
"%
Precision Industries
Dec
7'/a
12V2; 13%
11 % 12%
21
x23%
75
78
123
124%
34% 35%
7
Jun
■
95
35%
38
Dec
12%
31
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
'
Mar
7,200
20,000
.
Mar
8
300
lil
1"
3%- 33/'8
49%- 5LV2
40'A 44
•*
21
29
Jan
95
Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
(Can)
Jan
Dec
5%
9%
8
9%
1
Molybdenite Corp
Dec
13 Va
21 Vn
33 %
13
13
Inc——
Jan
1
1,400
50
"ctfs"-.—
Dec
via
4,300
6%
13%
6%
6%
10
1,700
20%
75
Jun
15
10%
24 Vu
24
Jun
Jan
2% May
12% Sep
3,700
19%
4,400
Feb
29%
25% Jun
3% May'
Nov
6,000
21%
,7%
59%
19%.Sep
17%
16%
20
100
Mar
25%
24
preferred
Jun
lj,1
14%
50c
of
8'A
l8Va Mar
23%
5
—
Jan
>2
16 'A
—__50c
RR
22,200
7%
14%
1
Ltd—!
.1,
$1 conv
6%
1
Sep
4.40%
Jun
18%. Mar
2,700
*
convertible,
Monogram
17%
9%
1
Corp—;
Corp
Airlines
Jan
26%
Co
Piping Co-—
Mohawk
24%
17 Va
—_1
—
Associates,
Corp
21'A
12 Va
8%
92%
18% Mar
Dec
21%
50
Dec
24% Mar
21
31%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
9
Apr
18%
Jun
11,20 J
Apr
lit
19'A Mar
25
—
Hone
Oil
4 "A %
-
Dec
20
2 Vn
31
Dec
Sep
Nov
20
49'A
19%
%
87/a
£1
Mid-West Abrasive
12% May
23,300
1
1 Va
18%
46%
Jan
1 Va
15'% Jan
31
Jan
Jan
700
9,500
21
Dec
Jan
12%
36%
1
2.50
new
Corp
Midwest
4%
12
32%
—lc
—10c
50c
Miller Wohl Co common
5%
12
34%
Jan
1
2%
7%
Dec
Nov
30
28%- 31%
39%
Jan
40%
3
20
Nov
Oct
20,500
7%
1234
2'A
Dec
28%
10%
Canada——
—
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—100
Mirro Aluminum Company-,
-—10c
,
12%
16,300
27%
Jan
10%
2,400
40%
45%
Oct
17%
6%
12"%
15%
34%
400
3%
;• 11%,
93/a
....
2%
7%
11%
2%
13
38%
3,900
———
6% Mai
6% Mar
•
Mar
15
11,200
1
Co—
9% May
Dec
8,700
via
11%
23%
xl6%
5%
-
~1%
3
Jan
Mar
May
3 %
1%
54%
—*
Jan
Jan
Jun
31 %
Jan
375
28%
Inc
Dec
12%
25%
Jan
6,900
1%
10%
—
Ltd
%
Mining
Oct
12%
24%
1%
51 y8
4,800
.
~
24'A
4%
Jan
10 Va
20
11%
24
12
Jan
7
Refrigerating
Microwave
Oct
July
Aug
28%
Ltd
Co
&
preferred
7%
8
Dec
7%
11
Co
Rubber
Thermit
&
62%
33
7%
Jan
53 Va
Mfg Co_
Micromanic
Feb
Jan
Corp—
Inc
(JW)
6%
Dec
4%
28 Va
—
Johnson
Menasco
May
31%
30c
warrants—
Industries
Mays
9% May
34
10%
30
800
2.50
Co—
Service
Mead
Feb
3,000
7%
6%
——5
warrants
Co
Maule
13%
32%
7
10
1
Jan
Aug
12%
32%
—1
Inc_
9%
31%
3
Inc-—-——
Inc——_——
Michigan Sugar Co common
5%
4%
47/a
5
Exploration
&
Jan
5
15
25%
2
Inc
3'/a Jun
6V'8 May
8% Mar
2,600
Feb
71
'
4
13,400
7
4%
7V2-
3% Mar
3,700
23
Dec
Dec
14% Mar
9,200
Jan
8%
24%
Feb
International Marine
900
550
Apr
July
10
(The)
Tire
2,400
2,400
23%
5
18%
3%
9%
10%
pesos
Michigan Chemical, Corp*.—
,
20% July
19
Jan
400
Jan
Jan
26%
20%
Sep
,.
14%
17
15%
13
6% Sep
% Sep
26 Va
Metal
27%
Sep
20
7.50
University
National
£1
10
(Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100
Imperial
1%
42,900
19
America
of
Massey-Ferguson
Apr
Chemical
American
13,200
3%
Inc
Rights
Imperial
2%
3
'
,-100
a
Motors
(Harvey 1
Hygrade Food
2,000
Nov k
22% May/1
3% Feb
26 %
Jun
6,200
'
2%
85
{«
v
3%
50Va'
41%
class A———.
Ltd
1,200
'
3%
3
4%
800
Dec
18% July
2%
5
Nov
Sep
2 '
,
48%
.)H>i20 %
,—1.25
1
—20c
1
—1
3,400
31V2
_5
—
Co
16%
5%
12'A
12
2%
s_60c
— 1
Holopllane Co
s*
Holt. (Henry I & Co new common-.
1
Oil
5%
7'%
—
Corp——11
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation 1_—
Holly Stores Inc_———
Home
'
10%
-12.50
—
Hofmann Industries
>
—-1
common
A
Hoffman Internatiohal
17,900
__
1
Corp—
41%
1
Higbie Manufacturing Co 1
'
-1
Highway Trailer Industries corn—._25c
5'& convertible preferred:
—kf:-—10
Hoe
1%
4,700
.7%
L__25c
Hefold Radio & Electronics.
Aircraft
14% Jan
1,900
6%
1
1%
5%;
6%
28% 30%
8%
9%
■*
40
.
Payne Incj.
Hercules Galion Products Inc—•—_10c
Hiller
1,600
2%
40 : 41%
.39
42
93%; 95
*' 29
9
——*
^-ftftOO
__^100
10c
common
preferred ■'
Helmerich
16%
1%
Co
Stores
Merchants
8
32 Va
8'A
65
6%
6%
1%
5%
25c
——>
—
Inc.—,
new
& Co 5%%= pfd
(WE)
4%
CO—
Rubenstein
15
Jan
2 Va
*
Corp
Communication
18% May
8%
2%
14%
2%
Jan
16 VA
5%
4%
-
———
Mining
7%
64%
4%
8'%
.
Hastings Mfg Co—
—_j——2
Havana Lithographing Co__,
— 10c
Ha2el Bishop Inc
—10c
Hazeltine
Corp
i—■
*
Heli-Coil
/
8
*-*.—25
Inc___
2'A.
-14%
.21%
7%
30%
30
36 '/a
Jan
Chain
Public
Martin
Nov
3,000
11%
Sep
Dec
—
Petroleum
Marconi
Apr
100
108,500
>
Jan
Mar
28
12%
Corp
Mansfield
Feb
100
12%
8
500
29%
16%
& Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch Co-——1
Loral
Electronics
Corp—_—
1
Mangel
Jan
5%
Dec
20% July
.
101
1,400
Lodge
Maine
Jan
13%
Dec
1%
,
Dec
v
4,350
Voting trust certificates
Sporting Goods—
Magna Oil Corporation
3% May
5% July
31%*
ft
Hartford
Helena
3y« Mar
Jun
4
6,900
Mages
Feb
35%
3,100
12% Mar
19%
—
—
(RG)
Corp
Magellan
16% Mar
10,400
15,400
5,300
-V
,
10
Hecla
Jan
17%
—
Refineries
Mack Trucks
35% iVIay
14% July
Sep
Sep
4,300
2%
14V»
,
z—25c
Inc_—___
Instruments
Dec
15%
Oct
46%
Mesabi Iron Co
Harnischfeger Corp
Harvard
13'A
Sep
lli
16%
MacFadden Publications Inc—
Jan
Jan
10,400
3%
1%
46'A
• 7
28%
—33'Ac
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp
Corporation-—
.Harmon-Kardon
Jan
7'/4
90
5%
11% Mar
Feb
4,800
2'%
10V2
■*
—1
——:—10c
Hall Lamp Co--:_~
Ui-i-2 '
Harbor Plywood Corp-_i-_:—.
s
Ll
&
37/a
2,500
17
Ltd
Louisiana Land &
h
H
23,600
43
1
Realty
Steel
Lynch
Mar
24
Jun
25
7%
•
Industries—50c
Corp—,
2,100
l7/e
-
_!
l_
'2
•
Guild Films Company Inc————10c
Gulf States Land &
Dec
6%
25
25
7
.'—__1
!—„_5
Company
Stores
;
1%*
'2
—
Leases
Oct
17%
4
Nov
%
500
2,600
.
44%
6%
•
5%
26,300
;
30
:—50c
A
—
3
7
-9c
series
Hydraulics
Grocery
Nov
3y8 Mar
19c
Corp
Lithium
Dec
13%
12
3%
1%
45Va
"
common—60c
Producers
Freehold
32 %
Dec
18%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com—.
5% cumulative preferred
Jan
1,400
—
13%
—_10c
Great
preferred
57,500
A———_!—75
Mines
Tourneau
Le
Jan
25%
2%
6%
1%
19%
35
2%
5%
%
18%
34%
—
Great Western Financial Co
6%
18,600
8%
Mar
1%
17%
Co—
Extension
Salle
Leonard
Jan
14 Va
25
__
_1
—5
Great
Greer
16%
5%
82
Apr
27% May
8% Oct
32,300
2
—5
Industries
Leesona
29
Consolidated
Gridoil
15%
—
Sessions
&
Lefcourt
7,600
Western
16
Corp of Delaware
Lanston
25,900
Goodman
Great
10%
1ft
14
1
Forge Co—
Industries
I.amson
16%
Goldfield
Grand
16%
9%
2
—
—
Brewing
Shore
Lamb
3%
31%
Inc-—**
Gold Seal Products Corp cl
Gray
13%
9%
Corp
(The)
Lamson
3%
(Adolf)
Gorham
121,900
pfd—100
Co
Stores
Lunkenheimer
Gobel
2,600
1%
147/a
15c
_—
Lakey Foundry Corp
14%
Co
27%
IVa
Company
Consolidada S
Lake
26%
—1
Corp.
Co
Union
24
Nov
Jun
2.50
L'Aigion Apparel Inc
Feb
16%
3%
26%
—50c
'—~.l
Corporation
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Globe
26
3% Mar
14% Jan
5Va
Feb
Oct
Co—13%
(AC)
72
1%
(IB)
Krueger
26,800
Giant Yellowknife
3,900
Dept Stores Inc_:
Rubber Co——
(S)
Kropp
,
18Va
r_l
Georgia Power $5 preferred
______*
$4.60 preferred
*——..——_*
Gilchrist
-
6%
34'%
__£1
—5
reg
Genung's Incorporated——-
Gilbert
3%
1
•
Indus
Stores
3,200
8%
24
Jan
20%
*
Enterprises!—
Plywood Corp
1
Mar
5%
99%
100
•
"
Dec
3
Oct
34'A
3,000
—1
Development Corp_
Electric Co Ltd—
16
6|{| Jan
1,300
—1
General Builders Corp common—ftVM
5'jo convertible preferred __1_
,-25
Transistor
Oil
Kleinert
179% 181%
180 %
Co—*
(general
19 %
8y0
Co——
&
Petroleum
16%.
300
General
(Walter)
13%
600
General
16%
8V8
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd.
~3%
General
17%
10% Feb
1—I-—5
5%
38%
General
1
Inc—*.——,
Stores
10,100
~3%
General
2Va Sep
1
(Del).,
Co
Jewelry
10,500
37%
General
1,600
1
6 %
~3%
!
Co__—
Alloys
2%
Company
6V8
38%
General
2%
Chemical Co————25c
Kawecki
May
16%
13%
common-———*
Co
Apr
4
8,900
1
'—5
Co—.——
Power
Dec
12 Va
50c
4%%
30,700
_£1
1.25
reg—:
preferred
5%
Gellman' Mfg
23'/a
Dec
Company.
Electric
&
%
9%
9%
-
Gas
4%
*~——1
Gatineau
Jan
7 Va
Corp
%
11
11%
.
Dec
Jan.-
Jan
(D) &
Kobacker
Company—
(Geo A)
7
1,100
—10c
5%
Va
"
^Mctor Co Ltd—
'
American dep rets old
Fox Head Brewing Co
Fuller
38,700
8%
—
6
6
6
13%
17
200
Ford
Fresnillo
5,300
23%
7%
■»-10c
4%
■
1
Inc_____
Canada—-
of
Motor
7/s
>4f|
2.50
1
Inc__
Co
(MH)
16%
2iy4
1
;
Industries
Drug
27%
10c
;
15
17%
1
Corp——
14%
15
-25c
——■
Tiger
15%
1
•
22%
30
-1
Firth Sterling Inc___—
Flying
Jan
8
2%
Corp
.Jupiter Oils Ltd
2,900
k—_1
1
Faraday
General
45 Va
Oct
J
10%
'
Financial
Feb
Apr
30%
21%
Co
9 %1
int——1
preferred———
Fehnont. Petroleum
16%
34%
16%
Industries Inc
Jetronic
Katz
Fanny Farmer Oandy Shops Inci:_
Filmways Inc
High
'
K
beneficial
of
16,700
1
jeannette Glass
Jan
Fajardo Eastern Sugar AssociatesCommon
400
44%
——
Oil
10 %
& Instrument new__l
Fairchild Cameia
31%
32%
—
Israel-American
l
i
class A
Co
31
12% Aug
27 Va Sep
5
Mar
'A
& Nov
1,300
44%
Manufacturing—
Air Chute
Low
14%
33%c
...—1
pfd—100
3.90%
Co
Range for Year 1959
High
14%
—10c
—
—^
Service
Low
14%
*
Co
Inc
1
—
&
Shares
1
Company
Royalty
Investors
12% July
6% Mar
14 Va
- '
104
Oil
Nov
3%
Ltd—
International Resistance
Intex
p
Fabrex
for Week
1
International Products
16% Mar
••
9% May
22,100
200
11,400
600
2,700
800
18,9po
—
.
Sep
Inc
International Petroleum Co Ltd-
2% Mai
1
Inc
•->
Corporation Ltd-,.*
Eureka
International
—
10'
Manufacturing Co
Esquire
Apr
1
1st preferred__l
cum
38
26%
Steel Corp common.,..l
Forge &
6%
Oct
10c(
common
$2 convertible preferred
Erie
23%
.
Range
of Prices
Par
30,600
1'%
100
i—1
Corp
"
High
25
.
20c
;
Low
High
24%
19%
22 Va
10%
__1
_—5c
Last
American Stock Exchange
32
1
America^
Inc
Range for Year 1959
Sales
Week's,
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
243/4
19%
23%
—50c
Electronic Communications
(Range for Week Ended January 8)
Sales
Sale Price
'
.
Week's
31
Dec
18
Jan
4
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2ft Sep
10 Va
15%
17
27%
Jan
Jan
lan
Dec
13 y4 Mar
<9 "a May
29 %
July
39% July
14% Nov
19%
Feb
7%
Apr
10%
Feb
3
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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Monday, January 11, 1960
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Nestle-Le
V
IJew
Haven
Idria
Zinc_
& Arizona Land
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd_
New
J
Mexico
Mining Co
New
Park
New
;iv
'».
Jersey
New
Process -Co_
•;{••
t
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Superior Oils
New
York
New
York
New
•!'
.
York
Nickel
Merchandise
North
Canadian
class
Nuclear
17(V Mar
u
:
,
%
1,600
%
94,200
2l/4
10,400
%
2
Old
Town
40c
Oxford
6,900
'
8 Va
Dec
5Va. Dec
1,400
38'%
32
150-
3
Feb
403/4
Jan
2
.
5Va Mar
Sep
parcel Metals In«^
1—
Securities Corp General—
8% Mur
64
65
20
61
Dec
74 Va May
79%4
40
78%
Dec
89'A Mar
28,900
Sep
2 Va May
4,300
6%
6
/
5%
1
Mines
Ltd——1
If\
Ltd
Ifs
1%
1%
107,200
{;!
Nov
2%
Jan
u
5/a
%
13,200
%
Nov
1%
Jan
Serrick Corp
Jan
4'A
Jan
Servo Corp
3% July
6 3/1
Dec
So ton
_-l
I3/*
3 Vb
2%
3%
138,700
63/4
6%
7%
56,200
23%
23 %
243.4
22,300
18%
Jan
35 V*
36
300
33
Sei)
Corp
20c v.
87
88
340
85
Dec
98 Va Mar
^__l00
preferred
Corp common
1
_.
preferred.
Corp
1 Va
4%
4Va
4»%
2,000
75 Va
1,000
18%
200
19 Va
20
400
16%
1,800
5 V*
7 Va
634
Shoe Corp
July
Dec
Jan
10
Mar
Class
Silex
P
Pacific
1st
6%
37%
400
29 Va
30 %
7,800
/ 28%
Dec
32
Apr
Silvray Lighting
26%
26%
1,400
25%
Sep
29 Vu
Jan
Siiuca
23%
Dec
273/4
Jan
Sej)
26
Jail
Sep
26'A
Jan
1st
24%
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
23%
23 Va
23 Va
2,500
5%
redeemable
1st
pfd series A
25
23%
23%
23%
1,600
25
23
preferred
24 V*
.25
4.80%
redeemable
1st
4.50%
redeemable
1st
preferred
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred
20%
83'%
dividend
conv
$4.36
dividend
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
&
Light
class
Page-Hersey
Pancoastal
'
•
;
Park
Pen
Class
B<
v-
*«- ■
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Patino
of
vtc
—
Jan
Singer
Sep
' Dec
23
Jan
95% Mar
Slick
-
19 Va
Jail
South
Sep
13%
Apr
Southern
375
20 Va
2,800
90
3,300
6,100
9%
Dec
Pep Boys
16%
v
37% Mar
3%
83/4
;
9 Va
preferred..
cumulative preference..
4.48%-
convertible
/ Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
.
4.32%
cumulative
Aug
4.24%
cumulative
preferred
4.08%
cumulative
preferred—
Vy
18
17%
-
Dec
Feb
17%
Jan
'
3%
Oct
6%
Nov
Dec
6%
SoUtlieru
Southern
Materials
Southern
Southland
00%
Jan
75% July
1,100
22 %
Jan
45
>
24,400
:
1:139%
5%
5%
lOc
6%
;
800
-
5%
-
6%
23'/a
-
1,500
41%
63/8
•4
..
16
14%
14%
9 Va
_i
.;
Spencer
'
50
14Va
53/8
Materials
&
89 V*
13
*
Polymers Inc
Pneumatic Scale
X:■ I.
Poloron
Pratt & Lambert Co..
Prentice-Hall
: ;
Preston
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58%
m
2%
Public
Service
of
19 %
1
11.1.1
:
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_
•
V-
Pyle-National
14!;it
Jan
-
2%
Co
Sep
10
-500
-
'--L—•
Klv'l"
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2
—
15%
Rath
4-,1!;
Dec
Real
convertible
Estate
9Ta
50%
»
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8
v„
!r
Reis
J
28
28%
29%
21%
21
23%
1-
Jan
Jail
17%
(Robert)
Reliance
Dec
11%
&
*
-
75
-
80%
-
32
90
Sep! Oct
1,400
18 Va
6,300
18%
V 6,900
*
Republic
preferred
Jan
28%
26%
Rio
~~~
i
Rolls
I
Js;:i
Aug
IOV11
I8V1
Jiin
9Va
Dec
1
.
Sep
Dec
13%
22 %
2,900
»
.
10
12 V*
4,400
22%"
22%
800
12V4
300
20%
21%
20
-
ll'/a
57,200
4%
1%
,-l%-
AH
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Roosevelt
Field
1965—.
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Russeks
Par
Fifth
value
Ltd
Co
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(A)
Avenue.
1
23%
Nov
U
"•
Dec
1—tX.
44
Jan
28
'
Dec
46
Jan
Jan
10 Vu
Jan
29%
20,500
25
*
9
5,700
1%
103,900
J %
%
Va
64,200
l c.
7,700
4 Va
(i 3/t
)'•
Sep
a
,
'5
5%
8
7/1,
Ml
J SMI
in
Nov
42,300
'
Dec
4 Va Mar
Jan
!.'
Sep
Jun
6 V11
13
Mar
Jan
15,500
53 Va
5%
5%
105
42
Aug
Sep
Dec
41%
Aug
187
Jan
22%
31
56
23%
22%
50 VA
50 Va
Container
Corp
400
Nov
9% Mar
25a iVlar
Feb
.20 Va
20
12%
Feb
25% Mar
Aug
46
Jun
57 % Mai53% Mar
'400
20%
Sep
Sep •
300
19%
Sep
22 ;*
300
5 %
22%
11%
6%
72 Va
-
70
300
.
Dec-
Jan
10%
Oct
63/a
100
6Aa„
'
72
l-'Cl)
Apr
17 Va -Aug
Jan
'
V,
Jau
Jan.
5%
Nov
3
*
800
13 Va
12%
..
26
Dec
23 Vn
■
5%
Sep
22%
19%
20
;5%
Feb
22%
2,300
20 Va
'
60
28
400
20%
20 Va
20%
53 % July
300
'.
38
400
V
Dec
53
84
Jan
'
-2% Jan
117700
'4 %
Jan
-20%
Dec
15'/a
.Inn
14%
Dec
2%
3 Va
' 19 Va
20 Va
3,500
11%
11 Va
11%
,28,300
-9%
Feb
10%
12%
4 %
Jan
13%
14
25
25
•
3
i
10c
19%
,
ll'/a
-
ll>/4
13%
■
: *
•
3,700 "
-
21 % Mar
Oct
Mar
16'/«
Jan
21% •July
1,500
(51
Oct
72
-
153/4 Xl7 Va
3,000
12%
9%
-
23 Va
3,500
21 '/u
Sep
3%4
6,500
3
12
ll'/a
12
10
:
12
.1
Z;
A
4 Va
-
Va
:
.
a
4
1,200
3,200
9 %
1 <i
4 5/8
.22.500
•
32%
f
89 3%
35 Va
;
92 :
t:.
24
24 Va
"2%
Jan"
5% Mar
•.,.
14 '/a Mar
Ki.
-tr/fi..
Mar
43
Jan
94% July
Jan
10
'A
6'-'
.15%
Mar
26 Va July
Jan
17%' Feb
25
ir>% Jun
.
18% July
5 %' Mar
: July
•
100
I6V2
-16'/a
800
15% Mar
Feb
71
1,900
20'/4
Oct;
Sep
23::- Jan
.950
500
25
,
: 19%
9:,/4
~
4.060*
•
9 Va
9 Va
3 r! 'a
10,600
2%
Oct
: 20%
20V4
*.... 100
193/4
Nov
24%. Apr
:41%
44%
900
303/4
Jun
40
23.
200
21%
Apr
26%
.650
33 •/»
Jan
44
12
Nov
16%
3 Va
3%
43 Va
•
»
-22%
..1
•
*
i 36%
36
36
Aug
Fell
15,700
2% July
4'ia
Apr
4
10,800
3%
Oct
5%
Jan
4,700
:• 2%
Oct-
4% Mai-
3,300
: •: 5% Oct
9% Mar
/•.3%.
3'%
23/4
3%
6 %
6 '/a
J
Aug
V:". Oct
3%
3%
3%
6%
/
700
13
12%-
"3%
: -
..
i
Inc. class
1,100
Tel-A-Sign
Television
4
Dec
5%
% jnn
—
51%
>1,000
4 I 3a
Sep
12
4,100
11 Va
Jan
26
2,500
19%
Nov
9% Mar
27
7%
'
21,300
0
%
28%
5,800
22
100
2
f)4i!/a
-
Oct
2%
1 Va Mar
'
Sep
9
.
9%
700
7 Va
4
.4%
11,200
6%
Oil
Corporation^...,
& Light $4.56 pfd—.
33;i
22%
3,000
13
July
27%
Tilo
Shovel
400
74
Dec
86 %
5%
6
14,000
4
Dec
6%
7
400
G
Aug
7%
Aug
Dec
8%
Jan
5%
%
3% Jan
6%
4%
4%
I8V4
,
4%
400
Va
4%
14,500
17%
18%
809
4%
•2,200
4
4%
4
4
8%
7%
Inc
m-
25,900
16%
3
6
..
6% Mar
•20%
Jan
Tower
7 %
J1 in
Trans
Jan
3 Va
1,900
8%
14,300
•
150
1 11
1
Hi
12,600
800
89
l.'/a
20
2%
3
-
-
nrrm
'
3 Va
3%
.
400
2%
Jan
5 Va
Jun
1%
10,700
"
2 Va
97
Oct
Oct
31
Nov
1%
-
3%
Jau
Jan
Feb
Oct
Feb
3% Mar
14 %
400
11%
2,000
10
Nov
14%
21
Dec
34%
Feb
36
Jan
26 3/8
21%
27Va
29%
28%
29%
2,100
...1
21%
21%
22
26%
25 Va
26 %
8%
4,400
...1
17
Jan
Mar
Nov
28/"
Dec
500
17%
Jan
24
Aug
K0% Jan
13
Nov
2,500
24%
0%
3-!i. Jan
/
,1%
■-
3%
38 %
Dec'
' 7VV2
'78
1
of Nevada..
Sep,
Ded
'
18
Apr
7% Mar
17%. Mar
11
250
33/b
1,100
2'% Feb'
Industrial
Corp ,.,,
class
Acceptance Corp
Cuba
Trans Lux
Oil
Co class
Ai...
■
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Corp
7%
8
..^1
50c
A—
1°
V4
'
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1,100
6-%' i Jan.
.i;
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%■
11
Vu
.
Dec
Feb'
.'"Apr
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Dec
Class. A common.
triangle ,Condu,|iti
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•
12%
.10c
:
& Cable Co—_—
i
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,
"3% Aug
Jan
12% ' 17%
29
9.700
-
500
13%
•
:
v
1 iV, Apr
Feb
14% Mar;
>
22!i»i Apr.
: 39 %
'22 % Nov.
U*fi
10July
Dec
•
7
700
27%
»"■'
Va
59,000
10%
9%
Transportation Corp of America
Au
88
22%
Dec
13%
...1
,25c
...
Inc
Mining
United
.
NdV
12%
1%.
6/200
,
20%
89
i* r
9'/a.
Topp Industries Corp—
Name changed to
Mnv
Nov
3 Va
Jan'
•
Feb
-Dec
-10% Dec
3'A Mar
Sep
1>
20'/a
8%
Dec
9
Amer
17Va May "
Dec
5%
2
1,400
'
*
Amer
'
4
....
Roofing
Tonopah
434
Ltd
:
1,900
—1 '/a.
♦
1
1
31,600
2'/4
12'/a
•
9'/<
...5
<.
Park
9'/a
17%
Jan
Dec-
'3 Va
3%
Todd
'
£1
9
I8V2 Aug
Sep
Jan
2 Va
12;
;
2%
12
deposit rets ord registered.. ...CI
deposit rets def registered.; -5s
-20
Shipyards Corp
—
Toledo Edison 4'A% preferred.^.... .100
Jan
.
Co
Inc
v.__—
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Dec
79
11
.10c
Thorofare Markets Inc
Apr
22
73'%
29-'»/4- Dec
Dec
...1
Inc..
Power
Thorncliffo
12 % Mar
79
.
Nov
9%
Thomp.son-Starrett Co Inc com... .10c
..10
70c convertible preferred...
Apr
3'A Jan
22%
.
24%
2,400
...1
Thew
46
Nov
5,700
10%
'
Texstar Corp
Jan
293/a
.10c
Texas
36% July
Nov
6%
Nov
27'/a
~9%
...I
TcXfitn
-
14% July
•Va
7%
.20c
Tenney Engineering Inc
Nov
-33/4 Mar
54,400
14%
100
"10 '/a
...I
——.
Industries
14%
2,100
7»/a
27 Va
1
Teleproinpter Corp
1,600
16%
7 Va
5
—1—
Jan
17%
16 Va
7'/a
1110
Inc
Dec
1
17
16»/a
""
preferred
Inc
•
17 Va
J
common..
13%
-
-•
A
commdn..
B
'
Mar
;
2%
'
1,800
13%
89
:
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Oct/
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'63,4
V* ■:
13
32%
13%
July
14%
V* Dec
•43,100
■'
Aug
6
'
7- Jan
:
12
24%
Dec-
3
July
17%. July
Feb
22%
:
-
> a'/a
163/8
3%
•
Nov
4,300 '
65 Va
*
Jaii
Jun
"28/
24%
'
63 Va
Jan
2,600
.
18 %
17 Va
12
2,900
: - .100
-
9
8%
9
181//
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—
17% Mar
Feb
7
50
23 Va
July
18% Sep
5,900
55%
Dec
47 Va
9 Va
2,300
8%
7%
29 Va
-
6%
Jan
3
13,200
15
135/a
Jan
13
Jan
4
7,100
Jaii
59% Aug
45% May
500
5
50 Va
,_5
11...1
Corp.-.
Co.
30
57
31%
700
22%
/1125c
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Inc.:
(Hugo)
(S( ■&
35
110
107
23%
4
22
Anr
23%.
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For footnotes, see page 33.
Nov
30%
10c
'
Tampa Electric Co_l_,
Taylor International Corp new
Oct
u
2%
1
11
30c
l_'_Z._l
l_50c
1
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for -share-K
i
Oct
56
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Co__
&
cumulative
4%
.
li
Jau
%
1%
.
Dec
19%
'
8%
.
Class
„
Mar
changed.to
~G0g-4-share
■'
preferred
—
Talon
Oct
11%
27
—111.1.50
Royal American- Corp
Royalite Oil
*
Inc__(f
Raceway
31
50 %
23% '
Technical
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt
32%
Fob
26 Vu
1,700
3/a'
22 Va
.1
Sunset International Petrol Corp.—1
Superior Tool & Die Col—.,
1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants'—:
47% Oct
7
7% Sep
34,500
1 %-
,
.
51V*
1i %
7%
5%
,
%
u.
~i
IIV2
600
10
5%
■
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Coll~~l~l ~50c
3
54
20,300
30%
8%
ordinary.../..1.10
Corporation
'—1.5
Thriftmarkets
to Jan
99% Mar
Dec
2%
15
B.,..!..^—..L.1
class
1
1__1
14% Mar
25
27-
20
Royce Ltd^—
Amer
,t
r
27%
5,000
42
25%
Valley Gas Co—
extended
■
■'
3,700
41 Va
10%
1
Products Inc.ll20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A
l™50c
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Vtc
Robinson
Dec
Sep
41
Nov
12
Corp...!
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112
88
80
90 Va
4%
Stylon Corporation
Mar
12%
10
Ex-Liquidating distribution
& c
&'■'-;
8
Ridgeway Corp—
t
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•»
Argentine
4% Mai-
Dec
Dec
30 V2
5 Va
Corp__l____..._l_l
Stroock
Nov
29%
22%
20
:
Co
;
Jan
36%
Sep
2 :,/4
27 Ya
53 Vu
Canada,
Technicolor
Inc..
29
Feb
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
107%
34 %
1
Stop & Shop Inc—___.
Dec
Oct
Jim
21-
Corp
Corp
54
Jan
6%
2,400
.36
110
____1
1—...10
Enterprises' Incll
Parts
Stone
Feb
Oct
26%
1
Industrial
Rico
il;;'
..
Foil
Resistoflex
18%
7,100
30
16
Aluminum Products.—.1—.5
Brewers Inc-l_ll—:
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Precision Corp (Del)
_110c
Stetson. (J B» Col
•
Jan
44
2!i
41 %
-
„
Republic
43 Va Mar
•>.
Remington Arms Co Inc.
r:
Oct
15%
Feb
227,a
Instruments
of
Stein
Jan
23 %
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Sep
4
90'/4
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Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Dec
«'!»
Co
Steel
Dec
Mai
14%
1,000
3%-
-
Investment
Reiter-Poster Oil
1% Mar
Feb
9
1,500
Apr
24% July
Mar
14%
112
3%
•
(The» Corp common.
Stat,liaui
Steel
[.A Mar
10%
3,100 1
Investment
Reinsurance
-
31 VA
107
5 Va
Corp.—r_.—...10c
Uranium Mines. Ltd.:./
-'-1
Statccourt
Jan
200
16%
37
...
,
5.800
7
■
Apr
21
1
Trust of America
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
7n
12
8%
Inc..
50c convertible
Jan
2,800
29%
82%
Raymond International Inc (new>__3l33
Reading Tube Corp common^.
1
$1.25
8%
31%
1
...
(Ky).
Tulic
Stanrock
Starred
—
Co.^.
Corp
K_llXZ"l
Co^___...._...l-lll'la
Packing
7%
Sep
1 Ye
Aviation
Stanley
Jan
83•
Jan
16,600
Standard
Dec
4|;S
■
61-%' Jan
"4,100
■538
9%
Shares
72% Mar
Sep
47-
36%
Rapid-American
.
21,100
t<f
30 %
■—___1
Corp
Standard-Thomson
Sej)
4%
13%
Nov :
-
54Vi Nov
500
•3,000
150
81 Va-
5
Investment
Dec
5,800
28 V*
___2
Corp.:
Products
67
25%
Nov
14%
65
Hi!
Oil
Standard
93/4 Aug
Z Jan
:
Financial
Standard
U
Ramo
Jan
12
__1—1^.5
...
Forgings
Stiuues
Quebec .Lithium Corp
71!;!
25%
10 Va
Corp__2
—
:
Corp
Standard
Dec
Colorado—
4'/*%-' cumulative preferred—...100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co..'
_.^._20c
Puget Sound, Pulp & Timber...
3
J it'--
32
•
1,600
3,300
%
^18
16
9%
-
'/ 2,800
.
58%
(183^
16
—*
Shoe
Standard
98% Mar
Aug
•
J
li,
.
16 V>
•
Jan
3,000
44%=
45%
5%
.
11
-
65
T
—11—1
1.
1
Dome Mines Ltd
Gas
1 11
•
;
23Vav 24
=
Dec
-10%
2,900
•
3
..." 573/4
ZZ.I.l
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company..
Providence
59%
2%:
'
-
9
45%
:
3
23%
Inc
East
54
10
A—...
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Power Corp of Canada...
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Sep
13
19% July
900
25
•
...
Co.^.l
Royalty
Standard
.Jan
19% Feb
Jan
82%
1,420
13%
8 Va'
.
ZII--1
1—1.11
l
(Def)z_.2;50
class
3%
3/e
Inc—
0
Dredging Corp comnioiK__i
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
.20
*
91
V 11%
8%
10c
...____
Products
Polymer Corp class A.:
Apr
11,900
30
Stahl-Mcycr
14% May
Nov
9%
-
8%
Jan
8%
900
19,400
>
Dec
Jan
12%
6,800
t
16%
'
Plastic
5%
47
25
>
Sperry Rand Corp warrants.
50'A July
7% Feb
Jan
4 Va"
-
4,300
9 Va
8%.
15%
91
l
,
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
;
Pittsburgh Railways Co......
;
6 % Mur
Jan
13 Va
90 V*
Standard
(Del)——1—_1_._4"'
Corp
Jan
1 %
24 Va
—25
Inc
Spear & Company 11.
Dec
1% Mar
ft Sep-
Co
Line
Pipe
;•
Petroleum
California
Jan
9% Mar
•
Jan
Aug
14% May
9 '■ Jan
5;1A
-
cumulative
4.78%
14 Va May
14
600
1,300
'
1
H
pesos
Aircraft Corp....
Pierce Industries Inc......*
'V:"S7v;
2 Vu
100
A
4
25
__25
Feb
preference
preferred
4 3% Jiui
•
■
,
9,000
21
25
4.56%
Jan
*v
,_.__5
Philippine Lotfg Dist Tel Co...10
Phillips Screw Co
*
1
l
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical.
14%
3%
4
11
31V4
25
Jail
83/t
40%
preferred^
2%
2,300
;
cumulative
5'V4
J 4
1,800
67%
37%
8%
37%
Industries
Apr
10%, Nov
Dec
800
110 V2
preferred-__l_l_—__l25
original
Dec
3,900
3%
66 Va
„_i
Peruvian Oils & Minerals—
'.
Sep
6%
3,600
Edison—
Sop
-
3%
7%
Co_____
Oct
3,600
10%
Oil
California
4.88%
"
;
6 Vu
'
41
1
1,000
15 V*
3%
Perfect
•
2,300
22,300
35
—__1
1
——:——1
L
1.12.50
Corp.
Penn
5%
Oct
Paper Mills—
2 Va
'
10%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass")__20
Circle Corp..
2 50
__
Mar
21%
7 '
15
10%
'•*
_2
(The)
Va
53,700
5
27:,/4
-
2,900
12%
102
Dec
16%
31,900
15%
.'..2
;
Aug
9%
411
£1
r
Corp
Coast
Sep
23/4
__i
Corp
Aug
8
8 Va
__20
Manufacturing
Soss
South
7%
91%
16%
Sonotone
Apr
11%
30%
>.
(Howard)
5,500
1% A1%
Products——-.—__1
Co.
1
2.50
Traffic
Feb
10%
11%
—1
Co
Co
Inc
Airways
36,100
2%
12
'
6%
Oil
Manufacturing
Smith
90% Mar
Dec
Jan
1V*
2
Jan
3%
Venezuelan
Sinclair
Feb
Nov
120
100
143%
77%
19%
128%
"
Dec
*
Penn
14 %
Jan,
.
35
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
91% Mar
Dec
400
2%
:
Bol
1
A
Ltd
(lan
23%
2,500
%
934,
90
19%
2 Bol
.
Canada
"
Nov
5
13 V4
*
26
84%
60
13 Va
9 Va
Peninsular-Metal
-
.
6%
500
21l/a
preferred
Ltd
J nil
79%
860
28 %
(CA)
class
4
12%
100
1
Amer shares
Parkersburg-Aetna
t
pfd__
Company__^__„.^_-__^i
Co
80
81
4
•
9'/4
—
(CA)
Chemical
Parker
12%
11
5%
8,000
253%
fr
5,000
Dec
81
1,060
86 V*
78%
4
_i
A
Tubes
Petroleum
Pantepec Oil
81
85
'
81
!
—...—
Corp
Paddington
83 Va
127% 130
Ltd.—.
Warrants V___
;
85%
*
preferred.
Airlines
Jan
73i
6 Va
•
•
i7,f
-_25e
Shares
convertible
$3
Simpson's
"
preferred.
Northern
7 Va
20%
___1
Ltd
Inc
American
20'/«
1,000
20%
82
20%
'
*
$4.40
$4.75
Mines
Silver-Miller
22 Va
100
23
23
79%
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred.
$4.75 dividend preferred^.
Apr
20%
25
preferred-
Pacific
*
.
25
Pacific
Dec
Siinmons-Boardman Publications—
22 Va
22%
5%
5%
*
43%
■-1 J/a
14
"
500
■'
42% Mar
36 Va
30 VB
26%
10
28
3,200
••
____10c
Corp
25
1st pfd
preferred..;
8% Mar
23 Va
A
——
__25
._.
& Electric
Gas
51/2%
Jan
Vt
20
2
B
Silver Creek Precision
Pacific Clay Products
v<-
of
Co
5Vu
5
0
Siboney-Caribbean
25
3,400
22%
—3
Co—10c
2
America—
Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Mar
21
Apr
Jan
a
in
100
Canada
Sherwin-Williams of
80
Oct
7%
500
24%
common__12.50
—:
Jan
(>5
Sep
2,500
"4%
"■
—1
new
preferred
4%
53/8 May
Sep
15%
Corp
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
Hi May
Nov
3
3%
5
.*
1—
Power
&
Inc
Apr
19% Ma r
4
9
20c
Mining
Water
23 % Mai-
20
%
——
Products
20
73/
~7%
*
Inc
Dec
Sep
Sep
July
,
7%
6
-.1
—.—1
Co.
Dcnn
Sluiwinigan
Sherman
Jan
Nov
4 Va
1
r_
Nov
2%
733/4
V*
75
5
.
Securities —-—I—
%
2,200
18%
4
7
./
2,000
33/4
_4
Shattuck
26% May
'-*■ v'v
■
__90c
Leather
22
6 3/4
Va
7%
:i^_l()c
class B___
Servomeclianisms
■
6
"73%
—:3
of America
Apr
Dec
1
1 %
4%
—-'1
——
Sentry Corp
40 Va Mar
88
10c
Inc..
Bros
11%
6%. Dec
18%
200
12
11
6s/a
10c
1
Security Freehold Petroleunis^'..'
Seebiirg (The) Corp.Jl
Seenian
24% Mar
....
26.800
1V4
11%
:
Sea
Feb
20% Mar
Dec
600
%
Airlines._—— t
Western
Seaboard
4%
Sep
13%
20%- 20%
-1
Lumber——-1.
Plywood &
Dec
79%
6
79%
Allied
16 %
200
16%
Milling Corp:...
Seaboard
Seaboard
Feb
Jan
16 Vu
Paper Corp
Oct
2%
20,300
Feb
8%
li 40:1/4 Feb
Dec
,
33 Va
1,100
2%
143/g
^-
Oil
Jun
3,300
18 Ye
18%
50c
(Del)—
Inc
Savoy
Feb
6%
e
1
Petroleums Ltd
Saxon
2% Mar
6%
10,300
f
7%
7%
—
—25c
25c
Say re & Fisher Co
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd———3.50
1% Mar
Va Sep
;
Sep
I'.';
f
Sarcee
1 %
/ 'f'.
■
Aug
16
;
20
—20
—20
20
series
Mines
.
Electric
34%
lk
--
6%
•
series
4.40%
1%
Ltd
Mfg
Overseas
Feb
4,200
9%
5%
..
2%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Opelika
Dec
1,300
1 %
2%
_1
cumulative
Dec
45
4'%%
v
IV*
of Amer A (Dell
4%%
33,200
%
37
2%
50c
Oils
39'A
Feb
17%
50
:
36 %
100
Co
Power
30
37%
37 »/a
—50
pfd
Jan
'
—1
—
Petroleum
Brass
Ohio
30
series
5%
JunN
& Electric Co—
preferred—
17 Va
1,400
183/
-
Gas
Diego
5,000
14%
18%
14 %
,.16 pesos
preferred—
preferred..:
5.60% series preferred
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
J
10
Ogden Corp
Okalta
37%
43
Milling Co Ltd.
22
700
/
37%
—1
'—.
Co_
Nickel
Corp
37
37
—*
;
Inc.
San
17, Feb
Nov
Va
2.50
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
San Carlos
Oct
215
Feb
%
3,400
/8
3 Va
Jan
1%
110
——25
o
:;?1
':
A Dec
——.
Occidental
it
22 Va Mar
2
10
A
Ltd
Oils
Uranium
Warrants
4
Sep
9 Vb
Royalties Inc
RR
Rankin
Northspan
Ohio
1
12
5%.
Airlines
Penn
North
T»
13%
9%
Cement
American
! / V
.1
13 Va
5V2
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
<xlr-'
13 Vz
St..
Salem-Brosius
4
4%
Oct
.3% Oct
'3% Jan
2,000
'•
8
1 % Mar
*303/4 Mar
---1
—_
Petroleum—_—__1
Ryerson & Hayncs
1
Consolidated
Ryan
High
Low
4
2%
4,100
3%
:
3%
4
4
Rauge for. Year 1959
High
3 Va
3%
1
Company—...
5% Mur
Dec
Sep
Railway—1
—.——.—.
Northeast
■
Feb
3a
24'A
1
V 1%
Inc_,—
American
North
,
1 Va
8,100
IV2
Southern
&
North
ll
14,300
30% i/25,500
%
______—1
.
North
')•}/
2%
2 Vb
27%
1
%
Class 6
{y
Dec
H
Mines
Lites
Noma
Norfolk
U.
34%
Ltd—___—1
Mines
Rim
Nipissing
i
11,000
Rosario—3.33 V3
10
Honduras
&
Oct
2,100
37%
2V4
*
Co
Auction
38%
23%
35%
29%
1
•New
Dec
21V8
*
■;»
23%
'
37 VB
50c
25c
1
20c
1
Chem Co
&
Jan "
Jan
13%
Clock &
Min
2%
(The F C)
Russell
4% May
-
4,200
.
21 VB
Tel & Tel
20
Watch Co———-1
England
New
New
it
3%
Shares
•Low
Par
High
Low
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1959
Shares
Sales
Week's
Range
/
Last
STOCKS
High
3%
3%
Co
Mur
for Week
Low
30c
"Electric Corp
National Union
4)
Friday
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
%»
4
.
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Range
Friday
;
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 8)
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Volume
Number. 5915
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The Commercial and financial Chronicle
.....
(129)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
;•->...
:
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American'St«ok
Last
•';
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,
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True Temper C.orp_-——;
.
>26%
21%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range for Year 1959
Xdw:
High
Shares
High
27%
26%
25%
21%, 22
Nov
31% AUg
19
6,000
Jan
24
500
'
ABaden
16 %
,
.28% V
7% 4
Jun
industrial
•
"warrants"
4%
' United
Molasses
.
C6
Ltd—
M ..;
;•
~7
;
6"
:: 5%,
dep rets ord registered.
United N J RR & ,Qanal
4
5%s. series
Dec
;
AHanover
4%s
%. Jan
52%
Oct
"'3% Feb"
180
180
180
16%
19
93 y«
98
90
92
64
190
—Jan-July
92
(Proy) • 6%s l949>fc___———»—Feb-Aug
68
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stamped (Plan A)' 2%s "2008——Marf-Sept
'Peru (Republic of)—
;
; '
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Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
11%-Mar
180
...
lay*
*U6%
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1967————
stamped (Plaii A)
Mortgage Bank of. Bogota—r
.
Dec
8%
1967———*
B
Maranhao
2ft Jan
;
A
series
7 ft. Jan
" Feb
1951—A————————JApril-Oct
"
Apr
'
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160\
—
198% 100
98
157
-X
57
45%
45
51V.
38%
44
'A
102 %
'
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58%
.
411 May
10s
100
190
B
Port
*
6% Nov
13,400
22,400
~
Dec
* -/ //
Amer
4
7%
—
1165
series
10%
29
Sep
"35
400
•3% '
*2%;
.
%
'
55 --
U20
—
&" Waterways 6% a 1952—_Jan»JuIp
German Savings Ranks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debs—
Aug
14% Dec
'Dec
13,300
%
r
-6 %
>3% ••
—
,
;
%; I'%
United* Millt* ProdUcts_^i_^_____^^_T.^5"
,*
"
54
•
United
*
1951——
$175
A6s
20 *A
23% Jan,
6
Sep
4 A Sep
"
-6,100
Si3,
23,600
11,100
ifV.
'
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300
26%
Feb
10
1,500
28%
6% T7%
*
i
2,80t>
/
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'
5y8 •'
.*
7% Jan
16Va .Sep.
7s
Jan-July
ADanzl'g
21,500
,'.13%
28%
'
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■'*
17
12
—
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;:
" 24%
21%
16% •
Union' Investment Co—/—/
,4
,./ Unioh'Stock .Yards, bf Omaha__„_^__20 ';
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United Cansa Oil & Gas Ltd :vtc_„——A
Vnited Cubtin- Oil inc^C-_w„^^^.lj.i.lOc
'.'/United Silastic /corpL-/———.
•United Improvement As invest ing-,/^. 60
':■•
'■•
•24%
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks— "
A6s series A 1953.,,
_———Feb-Aug
"
/Unexcelled Chemical Coi;p—5 '
Unioh.GaS Co-oJf'C^nada^l.^_-____4.__^*
j.„u.v «
for Week
Range
Low
,
33
Sales
:
of Prices
:" / Sale Price
Par, .•/;" \
Td-ContlnerjtaU •warranty
;
f-Week's
Friday
•
,
171
171
.
40 •;
173,
5%
Dec'
168
190
Dec
.-May
4'5%
45
141%
'i
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Pacific Aluminum_/__/__
United
—
U S Air
Conditidning Corp.
U S Ceramic
-
_/i - •
50c
_
Tile 'Co/——
-17% ^ 19
18%
•'■■■* ®t
4"%
/
•
•
__1
io
-
"
5%
'
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Deferred delivery transaction
distribution^ g Ex-stock, dividend.'
pbr value,
35%, Nov
53
Jan
15%
Jun
21%
Nov
30
Jan
36%
Sep
; tive;
Nov
8%
400
...
•
27% Aug
7% Jan
'
(hot Included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
> t EXTliquidatifig
h Ex-pr)ncipal.
n Under-the-riile "transaction
(not-included ih year's range), tTransaction for cash (not included in year's range).
tEx-distribution.
xlEx-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
:
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.'*
-c
i- rr
;
$ Friday's"bid and sisk: prices'; no sales being'transacted during the current
wee^ V ■
§ Reported in receivership.
'/•
■
r.'
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Abbreviations used above—."cod,": certificates Of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cuim!' curaula-
3%
2,300
: io%
■
16% Mar
1,300
.
1-3% Mat
Dec
a
'
S Poll Co
U
class B—__
'/
S Rubber Reclaiming. Co i £Z£i<tz
United Stores C<Jrp-_.t.i--l_Uitl__
:
43%
46%
10%
10
.10%
25c ">
Universal .Consolidated, Oil—
Cbrp*
Utah-Idaho
(Fla) //../
Sugar
1
8,900
7%
4,000
6%
Jan
9%: 10%
2,700
6
Jan
Oct
5,000
4%
Jan
5%
12%'
48,600
6%
20,100
3%
Jan
400
12%
Dec
9%
Jan
Averages
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
19% Jan
200"
/ Stock and Bond
Below
197/a May
6 Va Dec
8% Jun
13% Mar
13%
12%
12%
16 y8 July
6'A July
6%
13
"conv," convertible; 44M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust ^certificates;
when issued; "w:w," with warrants; "x,w," without warrants.
Feb
11,000
•11%. 11%
10c
.8
,
"w i,"
22% Ma J
13V8
5%>
~
13%
13% Jan
13%
5%
•
6%
■
6
5%
.
40-
2%
Sep
9% Jan
3,300
16
•
,
.
,
7'A.July
6% Feb
7'
41
—i.
'
Feu
9% Mar
7
Vinco Corporation '■i—j.1—__.__i_l
Virginia; Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
Vita Food Products
_1_
__25c
—_—^
14
Jan
1% Jan
56,200
Dec
-12 %- Aug
•
17%
12»/4
Inc
2>/a
10,300
-3,900
.
Nov..
18%
7%
Victoreen
Vornado
''
34%
10%
i
5%
47%
Nov
;.v .8,.,
16%
~6
Vogt Manufacturing
4%
.
-
-
17%
17,
^
>
; 1,500
400
34
Van Norman Industries warrants.v(The)instrument Co—
35
18,600
.
41%
:
37%
Valspar Corp
1
Vanderbilt 'Tire1 & Rubber,:_l________l
•
4%
'5%
r.
,
17%.
•
,14
___5
—/
5 Vz
41
Inc—/
25c ;/
Universal.Insurance:_-.--/—_l—-1-/15
Marion
-
10
Universal Controls
Universal
'
4%
50C
American- Corp.
Universal
44 Vs
:«Lv4-
1'
U
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
-Stocks-
-Bonds10
10
1
30/
Total
15
Railf
Util/
trials
roads
ities
679.36
Oct
20
154.05
87.83
•
Indus¬
/ Date
10
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
Total
40
trials
65
First
Ralls
Rails
ities
Bonds
Stocks
/■
*
:
Waco
Aircraft
.
Waitt
Bond
&
.
voting
trust
,
4
ctis_—L*
—100
Inc common.
4%
5%
—
Wagner Baking
7% preferred
'
V "3%
1,200
22%
"■
3
250
3%
23,300
34,000
3
3
.
,
'
L
$6, series, preference.^—
,
Webster Investors inc
(Del)..
1%:
1%
Webb & Knapp Inc .common—^.....lOc
•■
Weiman & Company Inc
1%
;
30
2 %
1%
Jan.
80
77.71
76.72
81.93
80,85
77.72
87.06
76.86
81.97
80.92
HOLIDAY679.06
157.18
87.61
220.24
3%
Feb
Jan.
5———-—.———.—-
685.47
160.43
88.02
222.62
87.11
77.80
77.01
81,83
80.93
29%
Feb
Jan.
682.62
158.90
87.86
221.55
86.98
77.83
77.22
81.76
80.94
4%'Mar
4
Jan.
677.66
158.48
87.80
220.40
87.03
77.80
77.33
81.80
80.98
2y«Mar
Dec
Jan
117
Dec
~3%
3%
3%
300
3Ya Jan
3%
760
2
4%. May
l/tr
1%
7,100
divisors:
Industrials,
3.824;
5.305;
Rails,
5»A Aug
3VB
1%
"7—
87.16
Averages are? computed daily by using the following
Utilities, 8.53, and 65 stocks, 18.97.
Jan
32
;
;.3%
1
r
219.52
4——;
Jan
90 Mj
—-
1—-i/-/—/'•
Jan.;
Jan
22
31
,
May
Nov
20% Nov
1 Va
Dec.
5lA Mat
Feb
100
30
14% Mar
Jan
720
V
93
89
89
_*
——.5
2Va
71
21
21
2% Jan
1,500
■
4 " '
; 3%'
1
$2. cumulative preferred—
—30
I Waltham Pirecision Instrument Co.—_ 1
1,400
5%
•
"
Wentwor.th' Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
.
West
Chemical Products. Inc.
West
Texas
_.1.25
1%
Western
Leaseholds
Western
Amer
900
23
82
r
18% ; 18%
:50c
91%
pfd__'_.100
Co
3%.
4%
1
4%
19,500
Dec
2V8 Sep
Ltd——>
3A
dep rets ord shares.,
Western
Tablet
Westmoreland
&
Goal
4,800
%
A
—Is
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Dec
4»/e Apr
7
A Jan
31
'
32%
700
27 Va
36
*0
36
::
37%
200
450
26
%
27% Sep
29%
28%
44
*'
44
'
%
50
Feb
4 Va
Apr
2V2
1%.
1,800
15%
Dec
11
Dec
10%
1
1,200
11
1%
Dec
•
18% Dec
/
^
/;/ SEC Index of Stock Prices
20% Mar
16% Mar
1,700
9% Dec
4,400
3% Nov.
13% Jan
45% Jun
25
18
Sep
21
10
85
Oct
•
The SEC index of stock
prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
week ending Jan.: 1, 1960f for composite and by major industry
group*
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
year are as follows (1939=100):
•
4 ;■
- 5 -
31%
34%
18%
2%.
,18%
18 y2
.
8,200
87
87
; 13%
13%
14
:30V8
29%
30%
800
,51
50
55 y2
7,600
"
1
-8%
800
42
for
Jan
100
Feb
31% Aug.
26% May
12% Jan
21 y4 Nov
*
Feb
;
30%
Jan
9A
9i36
3%..
3%
1%
1%
21%
24%
-7%
A'/a :
■
^
bonds
1
«
1A
23
7%
5
4%
2% July
5,200
rye Nov
4,400
17% Feb.
Period
4,600
or
Price
Sale
V^s 'Conv subord debs 1974--- June-Dec
Steel-APuriip' 4d inc debs. 1994—June-Dec
4% Nov
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Dec
Appalachian Elec PoWef "3148 19.70—/—1 June-Deo
Bethlehem. Steel 6s Aug 1 1998_i—-Quar-Feb
Boston Edison > 2 %"s series' A a1970__
^June-Deo
tChdmbil Industries: 6s. debs.1973———J.FebrAug
85
9%
Bonds
Sold
'
.31
165
114 ¥2.
Great;Western > Fihancial iCorp 5s : 1974—£.Jan-Dec:
Midland valley RR 4s:
■
*NationaL
•.
:75%
r
t*.
; I
I /•
,
subord /debentures •: 1976—JaneJuiy
Oct
Sale. Harbor. Water-power :Oorp/ 3s: 1981—May-Noo
i.
a
V
r
'
:
/
Sapphlre^Petroleumr^Etd Bs oonv -deb :'62_/Jan-JuIy
•'Southern '.California Edison' 3s 1965——LMar*Sept
i
13%s series A' 1673.——^----———Jan-July
•'f: 3s series ~B .1973—-I—L—
—_Feb-A»fli
::2%8 series C 1976—————_—_/_Feb-Aug
■
3%8' series D 1978——/
——..Feb-Aup
; '
3%& seried E 1978———
Feb-Aup
3s
,v.
A f
.
:
;
-
3%,s
1976—^—^April-Ocf
/(.Calif) <3s 1971-1-Jaw-July
Southwestern Gss i& Eiefctric 3%s) 1970^—Feb-Aug
We Batch Corp, deb 6s Bfer. A 1963-.I—-July
Washington'. Water- Power *.3-%s, 1964/—/-June-Deo
Webb Ai'-Knapp Tnc 5s debs l9J4-—-////-June/Dec
rcest~.Renu TrAcUon-.5a^..Jnne-Aug
,382.7
3.9
360.4
283.8
137
115%
Mon.
Jan.
Tues.
Wed.
Jan.
*16"
•<-•
Jah.
Fri;
.196./
88
•151%
18,027,086
27
86
•
,*■;
'
>
;
1
_95 %
89r
'
-85
; .150
_
154.;
f
139
88%
_/
-
.88%...
78
85
6
85
„
..
'■
11 /
$96...
1,654,000
36,328,500
31,404,000
-186%
74%
.
65. .•'.•.66'%'
•>
"~2;
96
-
$37,986,500 $1,585,724,200
$1,382,2^3,120
5^
Jan.
Jan.
7i
Jan.
$217,000
1,471,025
1,522,810
Fri.
86
//
—
1,487,805
280,000
•—
:
7,770,320
105%
92
■?;':90-- ?
'
*61%
-
97%
75:
351,000
4,000
-i
$10,000-
$1,290,000
•
Stocks—Number
.'".'Bonds—j.
■',
of
Shares
-
;
<
.
7,770,320
••
>
'
-
1959
government—/——
£
$604,000
32,000
10,000
16,000
corporate—A-/J/—/-i-/—/-rs—_L
-
$l,316y000
.
25,000
$661J)00
183(000
^
$1,316,000
1958
1959
374,058,546"
9,074,900*
$1,290,00Q
•Foreign
; Foreign
281,000
10;000
$16,000
240,358,524
$29,009,000
1,677,000
1,485,000:
$19,477,000
:
T
*
275,000
Calendar. Year
-Week Ended Jam 8
..I960
87
103-
•
4
1,000
:
91%
'
>
-
,
1
$226,000
r2"o66'
169,000
1,544,340
91-
Bonds
$3,000
$6,000
.
Total
-Bonds
351,000
273,000
8„_T
•Thurs.
93.
1,744,340
6__——
„*
.
Bonds
i—
Jan.
Wed.
: Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
.Gov't
Bonds,
bomestio*.
.
:ios%-
'98
r85
89,000
67,953,020
1,314,082,100
—U
Jah.
Tues.
84
'62%
>'
J98y4.ioo„:
I-——90%:;91;'-r
-M0n.
82
.-85%.
84
—486%_ 90
$169,000
.
"
1,517,076,600
.
(No. of
Shares)
9644* 105%.
90 ;.
-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
198%' 107V4
08%.
.
$1,404,000
—/
•
$12,000
16,000.
68,619,600
$4,000
$32,808,000
^
86%
..
97.%
f
45'-
747;058,306
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
85%
82%:
—'
...99% 100%.
'
V.•
I./-.,:
96%
.
83%:
.73
"6..
•91%.,
.
497%
j
78-
•
♦73%
1958
:
,
820,296,279
20,837,601
/—/
/—/^——
'
178
75
>
Calendar Year
.19.59
:
.
9&
82
485
65./:,
-?•
18,027,086
;
•
93%/100
80
r
801%
.
78
'
$32,808,000
»'
88
61-
85%
475.
84
.5,619,000
__——
rZIZ—'
1959
and Industrial—/
Tpt»1
•
60%
475.
>
.
123
113
V
65
$75
;
158,000
$1,404,000*
$31,404,000
Stocks
$61::
?•_—
7,044,000
7,237,000
5,939,000
'/
—/—
L„__
Foreign-
90%
'
115ya
9T. >
■
.
,,
91
/_^—
99
89%
-•
-'.5 r"
8.
Railroad
98;
>85%'
c:
.•■ //
" > '"// "V'.' '
•Go^ernment/_-i„_./__---li
Bonds—:
International* Bank—'
101
SO
-90
86
85
.
Stocks—Number 'of* Share"s_/---/—'
'•
.
85
100
>117 % 117 y*
J.
229,000
5,461,000
.3,286,530
!
iw-—....,483
// 788%
302,000
Week Ended Jan. 8
-168
"
75
85
$80
...
r
I960
,
125,-
>94V«
90
...
$6,979,000
•
U;
t
22
77%
88%
e
3,729,630
3,310,986
;:7——
85%
89-
109
'
.101%
—
6,813,000
5,710,000
Bond
' Sales
'
Jan.
47;
-
86%
.88
-
Bonds
$484,000
231,000
6,925,000
.3,712,080
Total
U. S.
Gov't
Bonds
*
119%
78
496
86
Bonds
$6,495,000
3,987,860
Jan.
Thurs:
98%
-
Bonds 4
Shares
Bank
Foreign
and Miscel.
NO. Of
*
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
,
*
39%
20
.4100
1
f
5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
;
71%
111
24
76
,
447.3*
-
-
—
68
"
77
4%sv««rieS r 1982/-Li_
Sontherxi rCalifomia v Gas
447.3
+
:
i y*e,series ;H
Southern (Counties ^Gad
+ 2.0
291.7
86.
36
726
series G : 198Ui_—--April-Oet
:1982/_i—u—_i—ZFeb-Aug
^Jan-Aug
rseries J,! >1982__i_—^—_u._—^/-/-i-Mar-Sept
4%s ieeries «>'1983_i-L/^/—v---i-~i-Mai^Sepl
i
438.6
303.2
Total/.
107 4 113
—.Feb-Aug
series F 1979
./;.) 3%rts
r
97%
127
...
G
•
.207.1
"
-Not;
r
231.8
,
107
1998-Jan-JuIy
v
+ 2.6
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
T
?
"
v
212.0
:
>
46%; 56%
1
113
•
v:-:*
318.7
217.6
_
...
:
•'I
31
-89
.
570,1
371.6
«7%
«0
481-
118
/5%S\' 1974: j'—————Mar-Sep
fNetv Rngland Power 3%s, 1961_——J-May-JVon
-Nijipon EtectriC?P0wer Co:Ltd— t- • ' •' • i.. •
t 6%« dUe^l953 ^extended .to: 1963/-*.—l/_Jan-JUly
Ohio Power ".1st mortgage/ avis 1968___—Aprll-Ocf
•-1st, mortgage' 3d 19171—AprflyOef
Pennsylvania nWatey ;& CPower 3.%a 1964—June-Dec
f 3 %a 1970:——A-'———---1-JansJuly
s.
57
21
7/75%' ■17:-
'
1.7
+ 0.6
125%
; 79%
'
•National,Theatres"^Tferevrsion, Irie-v
114
•
510.5
+
327.4
92
120
:
-2-
-
48.
-
-
420%
"
>1963——lApril-Odt
i/r——^-Apr-Oct >r
ReseircR Corp-v-
v:. 5s'» con vertlble
.
83
" 4
/•'*;
498%
VNationaL Bellas :Hess, 5 Vis ,.1984: w
vc
48
.48
A 1st
jAGuaiicariamoWeste^rli'RR 4a 1970//—uJartrJuly
'Altallan-Power Realization Trust 6%% llq tr ctfs—
82%
457.8
544.1
Goods
50;
83%
1
82% f
63%
+ 1.5
;.
553.5
Trade, Finance arid Service
Mining
.♦New High.
;
:
'
'
'mortgage 4s series VB 1993—
.^May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sepl
General Builders Corp4•
: ".f; ■. ....i* ■
: ;=6s ,8nbord'v debentures ..19'63——i._/_Apr-Oct
-
32
120
j63%
i Lackawanna^ of "N.J (DMsion—
:
r
:
:
f,.,".: ist/mbrtgage' 4s series A 1993——Maj/-Nov
:
Goods
516.8
329.5
High
150%
36%
"
85%
/ .82%
....
^
1
99
120
iChibago Transit ^Authority 3%s. 1978^-_/Jan-July
Delaware LackWeSterluRR-1—V :
//
'
Low
-71'"
y8
-82%..
'490.7
*527'.7
524.3
Utility- —J__—:
Jan
Year 1959
No.
50
554;2
..Range for
High
84%
1.8
538.4
,
138
$46 %
•
400.1
+
,
Transportation !
.
130
132
»
Durable
Non-Durable
—.29% Aug
9% Sep
Low
-
Dec
31/2 Dec
.1% May.
Weekis
Last.
/
7%
1,900
-
.
Friday
Alsco inc S
A Amer
~
441.3
1
100
'
"
Interest
York Stock Exchange
en Apr
-
High
+1.8
545.0
"
,
r
9
■Low
Change
427.5
435.2
'
Composite
Manufacturing /
500
Dec. 25, '59
Jan, 1, '60.
Dec
68%
Oct
-1960-
Percent
19 J/a May
,
_
—
Jun
3,900
_/.25'
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4 ¥2% pfd—100
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
*
-4 Wood
Newspaper machine.
—.1 >
Woodali Industries Inc—
2 :
Wood ley
Petroleum Co———-4—.8
Wool worth' (F W) Ltd— ,
; %
American dep rets ord regular..—:5s
'416% preference n—
—:—£1
Wright Hargreave's Ltd
/—40c
."., Zale.;. Jewelry* Cq"I___——l—1.
Zapata Off-Shore Co———.——50c
Zapata Petroleum Corp..
10c
108.43
„
—
Jan
21%
13%
preferred
Jan. 8
l'/a
Jun
18%
Wilson Brothers common
109.04
Fri.
72.75 Jan
2
Range for 1959
High
109.60 Aug 4
Low
101.42 Sep 23
109.39
Jan. 7
Nov
12%
~4%
Jan. 6—
Va
18
;
Wed.
Thurs.
17%
Range for 1958
102.82 Dec 31
Low
Apr
2,300
2V8
1
High
109.25
Nov
8,400
13%'
& Co..
109,31
Jan. 5—-
Nov
;
%
18%
(R C)
Jan. 4__r.
Tues.
31%
Corp.——_—__1
Williams
Closing
Mon.
Mar
50
Oct
37% Jan
(The) Corp new common
5
Williams Brother^ Co——
.1
Williams-McWilliams Industries——10
Wichita River Oil
Jan
35
42
20 Vb
19
20 %
Wickes
/
Jan
4
Aug
32'A
Stationery
—_—!
t Weyenberg' Shoe Manufacturing—__—1
White Eagle international OR Co/—10c
White
Stag " Mfg Co...:
1
5%
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
July
Date—
Westmoreland Inc,———————10
■
,
2Jff Sep
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
^Western
•
Utilities 4.40%
Development
Jan
1% Oct :
16% Oct
„.
^
$32,171,000^
<■*:
-
1,568,000
1,.745,000-"
-$2^790,000
34
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Par
American
Agricultural
Range
American
Motors
American
Sugar
Refining
American Tel &
Anaconda
Company
Albany RR
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
Pers
Calumet
Cities
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Mass
1st
6%
5%
50
Inc
Fuel
preferred
Ford
Motor
New
196
18
Jan
10
47%
48%
143
22
22
291/4
30%
11
Nov
81 y8
90%
93 y8
96
35%
50
32 %
44
30%
Sep
90%
334
11%
110
System
299
28%
11%
Nov
117%
Oct
Sep
10c
272
6c
Jan
19c
213/8
We
i
w
3,363
19%
Jan
36%
36 y8
373/4
1,679
341%
Dec
381%
10%
H)
100
88
90
459
69%
Nov
90
52%
53%
396
423/4
Feb
58
161/a
16%
525
15'/a
Nov
19%
2.50
433/4
433/4
52
321/a
Jan
31%
313/4
255
56%
58
163
353/4
36%
342
35%
36%
893
5
-
16%
Co
Machine
Corp
301/2
28%
27
53%
33%
283/8
4,063
311/4
American
Jan
July
34
Sep
64%
44%
231/s
Nov
Budd
Dec
45
56%
Feb
jan
463/4
Mar
71%
25
61
333/i
89
Nov
107% Aug
109%
Jan
Dec
4
65%
60
54
$3,500
651/7
May
Dec
78%
Dec
Dec
Exchange
Week's
Sales,
Range
for Week
64
561
453/4
Jan
293/a
50
277/s
Oct
38
161/2
52
143/4
Jan
20%
70%
Feb
1103/4
Dec
109w
109
1141/4
825
,55;
55
561/4
Dec
Consumers
Mfg
Davidson
113
.
Shares
of Prices
Ford
Low
Par
1
/ 2*
,__10
•
Gas
8.50
preferred
100
Milling
Telephone
32%
/
;
Aug
Dec
52%
Feb
Great
42%
37%
Jun
50%
Feb
32%
33 %
1,220
31
Dec
37%
Jan
80
-•>
Dec
36%
36%
38%
110
35%
89%
90%
1,319
88 %
Dec
5%
Jan
65/a
6%
6%
255
341/4
34%
35%
185
57
57 %
35
283/8
283/s
5
.__
Hobart
Manufacturing 2
'
Kroger
5
.
63%
633/4
II
55%
56
331/4
323/8
33%
-
i._______10
l
.
Lunkenheimer
Ironite
28%
283/8
28%
88%
88%
90%
41%
41%
31%
34%
LaSalle
60
Jan
75
May
44
20
Jan
55 %
Dec
27%
~
294
5
Nov
Jan
Masco
63
313%
1
,
Playing Card__
57%
.
Jun
34%
28% July
73%
3,410
Michigan
Jan
31
Jan
■'
July
Peninsular
91
Nov
Pfeiffer
27% Aug
46%
Nov
River
39%
Dec
Rockwell
1
Allis-Chalmers
13%
13 V*
10
10%
Feb
15'A
57
57
20
52%
Jan
60%
Jun
30
33
Dec
36%
Oct
20
29%
Nov
35%
Dec
33Y8
JL
•
:
35%
37
34%
10
Ltd
34%
35
1
1
24%
253/4
341
23%
Nov
American
Cyanamid
10
56y2
56%
58 %
181
47
Feb
American
Motors
_5
90
83
90%
356
70%
Oct
96%
143/4
143/4
20
13%
Sep
18%
82
7% May
Jun
473A Mar
7%
7 J/2
533
2 3/a
Oct
1,865
151/2
Jan
24
24
251/4
V
43/8
43/8
127
4
13% May
Dec
Oct
5
1,087
36% Nov
49
383/4
-
Sep
July
39%
1,185
36%
Nov
17
17%
1,095
16 3/a
Nov
23
Feb
92%
92%
1,740
613/a
Feb
92
Dec
28%
29%
1,515
183A
Jan
30%
Dec
28%
6
53A
54%
1
54 %
3
6
••
4%
1,000
553A
9,790
3
3
45
46.7
Nov
8
4%
2%
Dec
4
1%
NOV
2%
9
402
13/8
1,600
63A
63A
100
43A
Feb
437
193/4
Dec
_5
; -22
22
Mar
Nov
2%
-
Dec
58% July
Mar
2%
1%
Jan
Feb
Feb
July
20%
Dec
7
7
Dec
8% Aug
8%
8%
400
51/4
Jun
8%
3%
3'/2
33A
950
2
Jan
4
Feb
,_lo
323/4
32%
32%
1,307
30%
Nov
35
Aug
15
15
16
____1
1
23A
preferred
4
200
101/2
Jan
2%
1,000
2i/a
Aug
3%
4
common___„;
Metal
7
100
■/;
23/4
~2%
4
3,120
2%
Jan
23A
Jan
2%
4
*4
23A
100
4
273A
273A
368
243A
1
8%
8 J/4
310
7%
3%
Oct'
5
4%
43A
4%
975
Dec
3% May
Dec
Jan
31% July
14% May
6%
Feb-
5
Corp
30
29
30
608
14
Apr
25 3A
Dec
__5
;
Standard
Sep
Jan
3%
4
Apr
Products—
Oct
2%
,
33/4 Mar
500
i_2.50
Metal
91/4
27
Jan
38
38
38
410
3OV2
Jan
38%
Dec
1
1
11%
113/4
250
9%
Jan
16% Mar
__10
22%
221/2
235
21%
Apr
243A
Manufacturing
_i
19%
Udylite Corporation
Upjohn Co
/
19%
285
23%
23J/2
1,678
1
;
19%
10
16%
161/4
711
11
1
Studebaker-Packard
41%
41%
315
41%
5%
1,400
23/4
Oct
;
*
17%
10
Jan
22% Aug
Feb
Jun
29%
Oct
Jan
16%
Dec
Nov
49% July
Apr
793/4
Dec
41%
23/4
1
w
Manufacturing
Vinco
4%
8,955
Nov
143,4
'
1,348
42%
•16% July
60% Mar
Sep
Sep
38%
Products
Brewing
Paper
Sheller
Nov
*
___;,
5 J/4
42%
May
10%
2
Scotten Dillon
Stores
5%
42%
12%
53
1,
Raisin
Rudy
510
;____
Chemical
Rustproof
30%
Nov
2,779
___•
&
Sugar
721/2' Dec
•4,368
1
•
Clements
Parker
Stocks
Airlines
Mount
Mar
44% Mar
.
11%
Wines
Screw
4
Jan
14%
1.66%-
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor
Heater
44
103
2
Sep
Nov
51%
54%
^___
7
1,727
17%
Products
40%
70%
38%
issaa
Inc
Kingston
31%' Oct
62
:
1,317
2.50
:___
common
____
Jun
2
10
,
Art
47%
31% July
Jan
Oct
143/4
__5
Hastings Manufacturing
Hoovqr Ball & Bearing new
Hurd Lock & Mfg___;
;_
100% Mar
23/8
29
5
Bearings
Goebel
92% Mar
Oct
901/2
_:_l
Picher
Gibson
Unlisted
20
33%
12.50
__
Gamble
Jan
16
155
10
Transit
New common
15
34 y8
77
19% Mar
3,795
2,395
533/4
1
20%
140
370
3%
35
Jan
Apr
38%
Industries
Oil
273A
2y4
373A
Trailer
Lakes
Dec
__lo
19%
110
99c
1,210
Dec
May
38%
i,__
General Motors
42% Aug
35
__3
Corp
Brewing
Graham Paige 'i
50
National
High
Jan
Jan
•11%
1
____,
Co
40%
32%
22
Jan
11%
1
39%
129
321/2
4
54%
1
78%
2oy2
Manufacturing
Champion Paper
Low
High
Dec
69%
20
34%
40%
24%
333A
1
v
40%
20
27%
14
231/4
Jan
1,262
1%
2%
High
Nov
2%
215
1%
33%
13
3,720
*
Baier
Fruehauf
Range for Year 1959
1%
4
1
Gray Iron___
Inc
27
10
common
Bros
Motor
27
25
Motors
Corp
Federal-Mogul-Bower
for Week
26%
5
Ex-Cell-O
Sales
Range
243A
1
Detroit Edison
Fenestra
Week's
Last
26%
1
.
LOW
334
15%
3%
5
Power
Continental
15%
3%
Brass—___—__5
Consolidated Paper
Apr
65%
&
Range for Year 1959
High
1
Products
Machine
&
LOW
Shares
1
_—
Feb
15%
Die
of Prices
1
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
Mar
58%
6.25
■'/•.
American
10
65%
Par
*
Company
Buell
Oct
37
Metal
Brown-McLaren
Apr
Jan
293/8
58%
12.50
i
Laundry
Aluminium
35
105
Last
—
Aluminum
Bohn
Oct
Jan
Electric
Allen
July
*
Burger
Alleghany
121%
42V4
indebted $0 the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO for the transmission
Wrigley Stores,
Gar Wood
Allied
49
87% Aug
I491/2 July
56 %
■
.
2/
•
ACF
Feb
50
25
.
Inc
w
35%
Sale Price
S
:28%
Oct
110% 110%
Sale Price
50y8 July
*
Corp
Friday
U
Nov
72%
102% 103 %
110%
Oct
Jan
22 3/4
18
146% 148
41%
29 y8
*
40
86%
Friday
Jan
Inc
Rapid-American
'»24
84%
41%
ST O C K S
Sep,
53/4 Nov
2
6
STOCKS
&
Jun
Detroit Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Procter
9%
10
Detroit Steel Corp
Eagle
170
of these Cincinnati prices.
Economy
Diamont
23 %
.—6.25
(F W)
are
Detroit
Cincinnati
Jan
22%
146%
Jan
20%
*
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Cincinnati
64 y4
24
11.50
Electric
common
Feb
19%
10
System
Cincinnati
Oct
-
Jun
20
Smelt Ref & Min Co
4%
503/4
0
Jan
14%
20%
•
Cincinnati
88
1
;
Feb
37
/
Dec
20
RR
(N
7c
1
United
Garey
56
Jan
11%
•
American
Jan
54 %
'
Dec
29%
Companies
Chem
common
59 %
—16%
Dec
683/4
95% 100
*
New
NOV
23%
—
;
Dec
100 i/a
1
l
Shoe
93%
Feb
258
363/4
45 %
CincinnatiVTfansit 4 % s__———1998,
Jan
443/4 Mar
•
Assn
Torrington Co_
S
74
1,065
July
!
498
2,463
r
4
Corp
Stop
Waldorf
63%
503/4
1,219
95% 1001/8
61
50%
25
Shoe
Woolworth
Jun
Oct
553/4
Stone & Webster Inc
U
*v56
"
5%
527
Association
Fruit
Dec
125
Co__'
Shop
37
Apr
49%
.1
BONDS—
8%
RR
Drug
126
40
52
NOV
Feb
34
Sep
Nov
35%
'
Railroad
Mathi^son
United
25 y4
39%
1
—
Steel
New
Jan
32% Mar
603/4
common
Hartford
&
_285
-
64 ye
Oct
Sep
8
S
Electric
Pennsylvania
37%
5
Racking
&
Shawmut
20%
58
Tel & Tel Co
Rexall
"
S
S
Westinghouse
271/8 Aug
•
1
Service
Northern
46 3/4
80
U
1
;
:
U
Aug
___100
__
Co
Cement
H
„
100
A_
N
N
-
10
Inc
New England
Olin
24%
Oil—
Mid-Coht
Union Carbide
Apr
65% Mar
110
Dec
80
''W—
Texace
129
Sep
20%
Copper Corp
England
Y,
58%
36%
44%
10
;
High
37%
44%
50
Oil
LOW
36%
44%
25
7
Sunray
Apr
74% Mar
Oct
Oct
121
911
62%
5
common
class
Coal Co
Narragansett
National
58%
35
123
89 y4
Jan
Co
Electric
Star
365
-Z
Range for Year 1959
High
16
(Ohio
Studebaker-Packard
Nov
433/8 Mar
Dec
'74% Sep
11,438
68y4
27
42 3,4
Company
Kennecott
Lone
60
Standard
170
*
cumul pfd adj
Stores
Island Creek
123
60%
82%
96%
57
-
:
National
General
79%
215
Feb
Low
37%
(N J)_
St Ry Co—
First
Gillette
29
Shares
—
Indiana
of
Standard Oil
26
1,431
363/8 May
56
Co
&
91%
Oil
Standard
High
Dec
*
Co
Range
83%
for Week
«
Brands
Standard
281/4
50
64 %
25
Hecla
Service
Copper
81%
_—100
Co
Prop_
&
90%
common__25
33%
Tel
Low
28 %
5
Corp
Range for Year 1959
High
287/8
Sales
Rangf>
of Prices
Par
Shares
28%
Week's
Last,
for Week
of Prices
Low
Chemical
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Monday, January 11, 1960
(Range for Week Ended January 8)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
...
.
American
Radiator
American
Tel
American
5
Tobacco
Anaconda
Armco
&
Tel
Co_
$33 %
81%
25
107 y2
50
_.
Steel
;
Baldwin
Boeing
Lima
Sep
72%
77
282
64
May
23%
23%
191
19%
Jan
14%
15%
337
10%
Jan
Jan
i_
16%
163/4
150
14
57%
380
48% May
130
29%
Oct
44%
49%
42%
49%
790
37%
Oct
47
Nov
22%
22%
22%
25
14%
Jan
26
34%
35
26
29%
Oct
36%
68%
47 %
1
10
20%
1
531/3
60'A
1
21
DUPont
IZIa
265%
10
105 %
69 V2
5
2.50
Ford
911/4
Truehauf
General
Trailer
2
Martin
Mead
•—
-
Montgomery
105% 108%
27
Oct
23%
Nov
75%
88
Jan
99% Dec
Feb
272% Aug
109% Dec
203
83
76%
Apr
69%
703/4
339
51%
Feb
91%
93
355
50%
Jan
'
70%
Dec
92%
!
Dec
Allied
29%
12.50
43
43
43%
10
5*6
56
19%
18%
54
90%
American
American
Can Co (Un)_
Cyanamid Co (Un)
American
Investment
Mach
Dec
American
Co
footnotes,
1
American
37
Dec
48
Fdry
3.50
Tel
Tel
at
5
5
104 % 107
800
%
5%
17%
Nov
33%
Apr
20%
Feb
33%
Nov
3,900
40%
Nov
50%
Jan
600
463%
Feb
64% July
19%
400
17%
Nov
20 3/a
Jan
543/4
1,400
47
Nov
613/4
Nov
82%
91%
6,100
253/4 Feb
95%
Nov
1,750
13 %
.
15
82
Anaconda
50
67
54%
86
52%
523/4
55
40%
56% July
53% Aug
Armco
66
663/4
83
56%
Sep
79%
Jan
Ashland
48%
48%
90
48
Feb
54
Jun
343%
20
29
Jun
35
Dec
41%
Apr
Jun
77%
Dec
Sep
89
Apr
91%
Jan
108!
Dec
800
43
18%
63%
75%
6,700
1073/4 1081/4
Sep
400
i"l,400
37 %
Jan
53% July
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
343/B
;
•
78%
413/4
46%
58
14%
i073/4
51
>
80
25
46
-
^
\
ZZ
563A
56%
583/4
Jan
41%
-
Jun
49%
39
Jan
Jan
11
52%
Sep
75
1013/4 109
105%
Nov
30
31
36%
Tas/.
32%
July
61% May
'
37%
40
163/a
17
72
95
'26% Mar
71
•
Feb
Apr
131% Aug
32% Oct
33%
Dec
38%
15%
Nov
20% Jan
39%
Dec
177
26%
Jan
25
41%
Nov
52% Mar
38%,*
70
35
Oct
47 %
Apr
67
10
393/4
47%
38%
~~
38%
47%
38%
69 %
44%
Feb
74%
Dec
67% May
48 % Jun
62%
125
Dec
75%
79
rqia
59%
59 %
2
35%
36%
176
35
cni/,
50
50%
120
39%
53%
551/4
107
48%
41
42%
180
39
Nov
52%
Jan
39%
39%
17
34%
Feb
41%
Sep
21%
Feb '
52
i/*
41%
24%-
243/8
26
74
•
'
20
286
I
Nov
Jan
Nov
80% Sep
Nov
45% Aug
50% Nov
67% Feb
28% May
Company
(Un)
Gas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Steel
Armour
&
Corp
Co
OH
(Un)__
5%
common
Avco
Corp_.
Refining
643/4
34
Co_.
Borg-Warner
Brach &
(E J)
Budd Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
10
583/4
'74
Oct
313/4"Dec
31%
.
72
76%
65% Mar
80;
35
1,250
23
May
37%
23%
1,200
19
Jan
26% '27%
;
2,900
243%
Nov
9%
9%
14"%
22%
24
40%
_
143/4
600
1,600
9%
Apr
Mar
Dec"
July
Nov
25% May
32% July
Dec
.
40% Mar
500
213/4
Nov
41%
400
39%
Sep
53
15%
2,300
10%
Jan
17% May
aJ6%
Apr
Apr
8
8
8
100
7
Oct
11 %
13
16
16
17
1,800
14
Jan
18%
Jan
4%
Apr
Jan
453/4
Dec
Dec
2
Mar
3%
50c
44
10
44
1%
Pi
54%
31%
8
54%
5
46
1%
100
650
600
33%
30
1 %
Jan
Dec
•
47%
57%
4,700
31%
32%
•—-600
29%
Oct
26%
100
20%
Jan
28% Aug
473/8
47%
1,400
38 %
Feb
48%
147
—5
1
3%
26%
5
,_5
—
(Un)
'701
4%
1
5
—
1,300
■
--
Dec
23
26%
3
Corp
'
2
33%
23
.10
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
Bearings Inc
;
Belden Manufacturing Co
Beflguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Boeing Airplane
Booth Fisheries Corp__
;
400
673%
32
..
723/4
1
4
Corporation
Sons
66%
_10
Products
23%
34
,__5
Refining
non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic
23%
10
(111)
&
5
com-2 50
new
Common
Athey
Sep
23 %
773/4
25
51
47
100
Dec
383/4
39% July
114% July
500
773%
American Tobacco (Un).
American Viscose Corp (Un)
Amurex
Oil Co class A common
373%
.
Apr
5,300
14%
33%
Oct
Nov
64
49%
■
82
1
Co
41%
1013/4
42.
&
Motors Corp _——;
American Rad & Stand San (Un)_
40%
6
2I2__2_2&Oo
see page
(111)
37%
"
16,
25%
_Z
'II
5
is
16
273/4
45% May
87% Dec
5
_
Nov
233/4
Feb
1
Co
Rand z—
48
277/a
Nov
_
Socony Mobil Oil
600
237/8
71%
K
513/4
1
28%
Zi
222
2-Z2
513/b
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres (Un)
75
•>
Feb
6%
1
American
119
k
10
400
104%
of America
American Airlines (Un)
89%
~
Feb
2,500
2,900
,
1
Co
39%
T40
18% Dec
10%
13%
Aluminum
86
--
2 ~~~ ~~
_____2222ZZ
Nov
16 %
123/4
Jan
37%
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
17%
153/4
12%
Apr
% July
Feb
American
S
16
153/4
9%
American Steel Foundries
ZZZZZZ__ZZ
16
?
26%
24
e
29% May
84%
263/4 Apr
77% May
58% July
—lf.3333
Sep
600
Jan
Jn
17
7,700
17%
Aviation_ZZ
800
4,600
44% Mar
2—Z"
23%
163/a
12
ZZZ
223%
36%
245
'
223/4
35%
951
'
Jan
353/8
21%
1
26%
34%
Jan
Deo
1,400
363/a
30%
May
323/4
341/2
66%
95%
30%
•
56 %
Sep
Feb
32%
g
99%
74%
High
61%
10
Manufacturing—
21
-
Low
1,000
50c
Paper Corp
Allis-Chalmers
543/8
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZli
Oil
50
145
Jan
Range for Year 1959
Aluminium Ltd
97
*
Industries
For
'25 %
97%
98%
262% 265 %
60'A
•'
Shares
62
Laboratories
__
-
Roebuck
Southern
Dec
Allied
54%
c.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Sperry
48
Jun
Nov
for Week
High
60
1
97
2"
Radio Corp
SincIalT
197
59%
40%
Range
of Prices
60
50c
(Un)
Oct
Register
Oil
Schenley
61 %
Oct
Alleghany Corp
Nov
2125
IZl%
■
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Phillips Petroleum
Sears
60%
24% Mar
Feb
51
only
51%
Advance Ross Electronics
Corp
Akron Brass
Manufacturing
24%
Pennsylvania RR
Pure
27%
transactions
1
43%
Central
North American
37
155
Dec
Sales
Low
5
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22
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National Gypsum
National Lead
Y
553%
31 %
,
10
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N
Dec
53%
Apr
Admiral
common
29%
Dairy
National
43 %
6
150
Week's
Last
Co
52 %
Ward
Cash
Sep
Jan
Laboratories
Steel
283/a
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National
64%
Acme
47%-
in
Corp
Monsanto Chemical
National
19%
74% July
72% July
Nov
Abbott
28%
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Co
370
35%
Dec
Feb
30
round-lot
Sale Price
5iy2
3
International Tel & Tel
&
17
20%
46%
the
Par
1
Greyhound
Lorillard
19%
41%
64%
50%
Dec
of
Friday
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Dynamics
General Eleotrlc
General Motors
Jones
68
24%
Dow Chemical
Kodak
85
119
49%
30%
I7
Federated Dept Stores
69%
703/4
473/4
41%
Vf
Steel
68%
68%
10
Dayton Power & Light
compilation
58% July
July
30
STOCKS
Jan
la
Wright
A
17% May
18% Dec
32
51/4
2
Midwest Stock Exchange
Dec
31%
25
Corn Products
.",
^
80% July
25% May
55
5
Colgate Palmolive
Columbia Gas System
1
Industries
Apr
•
common
Corp
Woodall
Mar
1
new
Service
Eastman
74
32
—,
8
Burlington industries
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Detroit
59
5
Brunswick-Balke
Curtiss
107%
25
14%
100
Steel
Airplane
Cities
89 %
Jun
67
•
3
Hamilton
Sep
90
73
,;
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Avco
75
36
67
Apr
July
1,305
106% 107 %
67
10
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Bethlehem
:
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65
147
25
49 Va May
109
26%
223A
27%
1,000
19%
22%
,233/4
1,600
14%
34%
34%
300
28%
58% July
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Jan
165
Jan
Dec
Oct
31% July
26% July
Jan
Jan
Oct
46%
-
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Volume 191
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FHday
STOCKS
■;
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Par
Butler Brothers
Calumet
Heck
6c
;
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Export Gas Ltii
Canadian
Pacific
Carrier
Corp
of
2/W
1,400
24%
Dec
32% Mar
40%
41%
1,150
343A
Nov
48 V2
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30%
27%
30%
1,200
25%
Sep
34'A July
7
7%
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Jan
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.
Northwestern
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Chrysler
Cities
Corp
4% %
Consolidated
29'%
14%
14%
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71
49%.
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49%
82%
83%
48%
48%
49%
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Corp of America
Apr
Northern
Indiana
Public
72 3A May
Northern
Natural
Gas
37
Jan
Northern
Northern
Feb
Dec
of
543A
Jan
Northwest
Airlines
90
Feb
Morthwest
Dec
Jun
>
%
55
16
Aug
Oak
34
Dec
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
57%
3,300
55%
Jun
633A Mar
Oklahoma
29%
700
29 V2
46'A
Sep
Dec
56 3/8 Mar
Owens-Illinois
Pacific Gas
Elec
Dec
&
Chemical
29%
Jan
Apr
Parker
Dec
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
10%
25%
Sep
50
62%
62
64%
7,000
35%
Jan
28%
28%
29%
5
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30
31%
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&
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&
Detroit
Edison
1
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Nov
47%
50
42%
100
41% Dec
473/4 Mar
Potter Co
31%
31-
32%
850
24 %
35 y4
98
98
98%
26
26
262
265
Dow Chemical Co
Pont
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El
Radio
Emerson
Fairbanks
Falstaff
Corp
Trailer
Jan
26 Ve
Dec
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"6~05
11—25
51%
54%
2,400
106%
104% 106 %
700
(Un)
52
Reynolds Metals
Jan
31
Sep
138% 138%
Dec
140
Dec
Reynolds
Richman
100
20 V2
Jan
313A
Dec
8
1
7%
6%
7%
1,150
90%
19%
28%
89%
92%
3,400
50% Feb
93%
Dec
18%
19%
2,200
18% Dec
213A
Finance
Contract
General
Dynamic's (Un)
Electric Co—
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:—
General Motors Corp
28%
29%
8,600
18%
Jan
i303A
Dec
9%
9%
9%
50
83/4
Oct
14%
Feb
64
64
9
9
Gillette
(Thej
Ald.en
Glen
Glidden
Co
(Un)
Co
33A
Nov
f6y4
Oct
(W Hi
2,400
17
61%
9%
Feb
Jan
38%
City Steel Co__T.
Drug
Stores
Gray
Oct
663/8
J$n
Shell
743/4
Feb
993A
Dec
Sinclair
103% 103%
200
103%
54%
55%.
54%
106
Dec
Mar
58 3A July
3 6 3/4
Sep
43% May
22%
Dec
45
ii,900
100
39%
Oil
Greif
Bros
Cooperage
Griesedieck
Helleman
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&
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Howard
Industries
Hupp
H)
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Huttig
A-
Door
Central
Steel
Inland
Interlake
42%
—
Co
Harvester
international
Mineral
International
Nickel
Co
International
Paper
(Un)
International
Shoe
Chemical
&
(Un)
International Tel & Tel
29 %
Nov
493/8
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Kansas
Power
Kennecott
A:
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co—
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Gas
Co
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Marquette
Marshall
Martin
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&
Merck
&
Co
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monroe
Chemical Co
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Jan
72
Dec
733/4
Apr
783/4
2,500
66%
Apr
81
523/4
53%
8,400
47
43%
44%
400
69%
71%
400
58%
Nov
50% July
71% Dec
59
59%
300
48
Jun
64%
Jan
13%
Apr
34% May
27% Dec
29% Jan
38%July
40
Oct
50% Jan
9% Mar
IH/4 May
Oil
J
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Apr
58
173/4
Jan
24 y8 May
%
12% Mar '
50
ll3/8
Jan
4,000
35%
Nov
5,050
12%
Jan
100
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Apr
40
373A
Nov
38%
Dec
'
100
37% :38
53%
53%
54%
200
43
Jan
56%
35%
36%
300
34%
Nov
45% Aug
71%
71%
73
500
53%
Jan
81
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New
Sunbeam
37
19'A
53
,
8%
Feb
12
May
85
Dec
9%
100
82%
200
55%
2,300
413%
41
42%
4,500
393/8
393/4
600
34
Feb
4iy4
Sep
23
23%
2,000
22
Nov
24%
Oct
48
48
483/4
500
403/4
Feb
48%
Dec
3,700
21%
Oct
35% Oct
28% May
47% Dec
273/4
Jun
37
Dec
35
Dec
36%
Dec
50 3/4
1,100
45%
Nov
613/4
Jan
433/4
44%
5,600
39%
Nov
52%
Apr
493/a
50%
12,200
45%
Oct
59 Ve
Jan
54
54
56
1,000
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Jan
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17% Aug
600
43'/a
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12
Dec
1
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13%
13%
13%
300
223/4
22 %
23%
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173/4
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29
Jan
47%
Aug
12%
900
11
Nov
15% July
l
34 3/a
34
35%
4,800
25
83%
82%
863/4
1,300
30% Sep
71% Oct
87% Aug
29 3^
30%
600
27% Jun
35 Va
200
6% Mar
Temco Aircraft Corp
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Texas
Gas
CoIIIII
Transmission.—
Gulf
11%
1
...
5
3~33%
55
Jan
Textron
88
6,000
313/4
Jan
94
Dec
Thompson
50%
5,000
433A May
543A July
Thor Power Tool Co
•
38
Dec
54 Vb
Toledo
5
393A
Jan
500
l.300
;
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60o.r
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57
28% Jan
Apr
July
Trane
;
Apr
Dec
May
1403A
Nov
Trans World
Jan
Trav-lcr
Dec
363/4
39%
-■750
28%
Feb
45% May
19%
500
173A
Jun
193/4
Oct
Transamerica
Tri
89%
3,100
603/8
Jan
87%
53
54%
4,800
37%
Feb
«4% July
9,300
28%
91
Oct
;
600
59%
43A
1,400
3%
2%
1,600
2%
700
19%
Salle
117
Union Carbide
Nov
Union Electric
Union
Nov
Union Pacific
Oil
Dec
United Aircraft
Nov
3% May
23 y2
United
Air
Jan
United
25'A
Jan
-31%
Sep
United Fruit
10%
Nov
133A
Jan
United
Oct
89Ve
19 7A
89%
89%
17%
20
7%
3,900
6%
Feb
52y2
52%
54%
1,300
44 Mi
Nov
48%
42%
48%
48 3A
200
41
43%
800
26 3A
27%
1,500
77
80%
500
17
17%
1,050
100
:
500
80'A
16
Corp
Corporation
11% Mar
Jan
Webcor
Dec
52 y8
Jan
62 3A May
Nov
36 y2
v
,
12 % July
37%
Sep
42%
Feb
Nov
43%
Apr
71%
Jan
82
Dec
300
120%
Feb
New
32
33
43%
43%
30
31
39
38%
40%
35%
35%
37%
Whirlpool
22%
Wieboldt
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Inc
1,900
73/8
Dec
23%
Nov
700
89
Sep
63 3%
63%
633/1B
200
46%
Jan
99% 103%
5,500
88%
Feb
13
6.25
Wisconsin
Bankshares
19%
19%
250
15 y8
Jan
20
Mar
Wisconsin
Electric
7%
8%
2,300
7%
Jan
9
Mar
Wisconsin
Public
175%
600
Dec
Wool worth
33%
500
32%
Dec
41%
Feb
World Publishing Co new common—1
24
550
16%
Jan
22 3A
Aug
wrlgley
6
2,110
3%
Feb
6Vs
Dec
Yate8-Amer
66% July
Youngstown
53 y8
Zenith
Sep
-
-
Radio
j,
Sheet
C
(Un)
533/4
1093/4
55
33%
26%
1,600
19
Sep
29 %
12%
13%
6,200
10%
Nov
19% May
51
533/4
700
30%
600
71
Feb
55
55%
33%
100
Dec
300
33%
52%
Jan
1093/4 1113/4
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28%
153/4
200
110
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Sep
Dec
July
20 % Mar
Jan
18
18
40%
40%
40%
100
40% July
33%
36
600
28
Jan
36%
39
39
39
100
35%
Sep
40%
Jao
26%
26%
263/4
200
23%
Jun
27%
Jan
67
Dec
10
Co
&
Aug
10
Service
Machine
Apr
68% July
108%
36
•
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Corp
Power (Un)
Co
9% May
Mar
45
118 Va
•
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common
Co
Jr.
.
*
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:
24%
25
Mar
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44% July
3,000
17
(F
Jan
7%
23
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30%
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Stores
65% Mar
800
303/4
Corp
&
Nov
7%
2%
-12.60
Feb
363/4
92%
l
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53% July
38%
700
-283/4
Jan
Wilson
Jun
Dec
29% Nov
30%
Dec
Feb
100
150% July
35% Mar
"
1
common
30%
40 Ve
1,700
3,300
92%
Inc
89 y2 May
33
147% 1473/4
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Union Telegraph
Westlngbouse Electric Corp
Jan
147%
•
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.
Oct
66 %
663/4
18
19
1,600
15
Dec
19%
82
823/4
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80
Oct
91% July
19
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400
12%
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112%
;
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200
44
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1
600
117
112% 112%
100
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29%
Dec
Jan
Feb
50
12%
40% Feb
4%
100
20'A
39
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17
1,400
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82
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4,700
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10%
34
500
53
183/4
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;
39 %
22
55%
Sep
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Feb
82
13
50%
34 Va
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Jun
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51
70
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59
26
50 %
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51
200
34
12%
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67
29
38%
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23
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—
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200
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U S Rubber Co (Un)
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27%
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150
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5
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553/4
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35
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87%
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,
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Oct
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Nov
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66%
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24%
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20
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-
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Jan
24%
28
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31
1,350
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Feb
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Aug
63% July
30%
36%
73
47%
1
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47%
Nov
41
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Montgomery Ward & Co-
Dec
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34%
353/4
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46
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49%
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43 5/8
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45%
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100
47%
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Copper Corp
Sep
41%
29%
Standard Railway Equipment
59%
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Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical..
21%
2,100
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Nov
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26
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323/4
46%
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
60s
Spiegel
Inc
•
Square D Co (Un)
.IIIIIIIIIIIIII5
Standard
43% May
32
5
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
208
Tones
Dec
303/8
_
823/4
1%
•
(Un)
8ep
54%
7.50
Corp
Mobil Oil
49
"
7.50
Co
Power
16% May
Dec
Jan
33%
800
30
Pen Co class A
56 % May
4%- .1-4
*
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Jun
39 Va
26 Va
4,300
T*
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Co.
Southwestern
Jan
Aug
59
—III
CoIIIIIIIIIIIIII-'
Oil
Socony
20 Ve
63%
46%
1
Oil
Dec
Nov
Jan
33%
"~B
100
12'A
-5
~
750
18 Ve
15 y4
50
57%
—2Q*f
73%
15%
42%
•
International
•
40
Aug
Apr
B
"""*
"
49
v..
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I-22 %
a...
42
7,600
47%
46%
•
Corp
Co
Steamship
42%
1
•
RR
General
Indiana
900
Oct
26
a__
500
35
10
^—•
Illinois Brick Co
Illinois
63%
12%
1
10
common
443A Mar
Dec
23%
—
1
Inc
Corporation
Nov
68
21%
^
1
Co Ltd
Holmes
Dec
853A
A
—1
20
Co
II
Co
73%
3
(G ) Brewing Co
85
443A Mar
22
1
(Walter
64 y4
300
22
*
Co
600
80%
61%
50
A
84%
42%
46%
Corp new common wi __8.33y3
Oil
Heller
class
.2,500
77%
'V;
*
(Un)
Corn
Greyhound
Gulf
6c
200
5/64
23%
,1
Chemical
Lakes
,23%
82%
82 %
77%
139%
23%
49
Dock
Great Lakes Dredge &
Great
~>61%
•
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B
43
12.50
1
.
38%
31%
56
'
800
58% Julv
?
Corp
Corp
(W A)
Class
3,100
743A Feb.,
,
2,300
60%
wl
com
Public
Sheaffer
2,800
*
Co__
Granite
new
Paper
8ears Roebuck 6c
99%
Goodyear Tire 6c Rub Co new com w i_*
Gossard
Feb
17%
16%
CUn)II
Service class
Paper
Co
Schenley Industries (Un~)~_~
52
10
;
12%
16%
61%
Regis
10% Mar
Jan
7%
800
-
8t Louis
St
95'A
1
;
Aug
16%
•
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
47%
1
:
distribtuion
Corp ex
17%
16%
33yac
Tobaoco..
Brothers
Schwitzer
Feb
10%
200
...
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8
8
83 %c
Rubber
A:
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Aue
Feb
gn
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Raisin
96
Aenl Telephone & Electronics Corp—10
General
48%
14 y4
_l2e
Rockwell Standard Corp
Schering
2% Jan
1,600
Apr
52
5
Public Utilities
General
River
&
(R
66% July
Feb
73/4
700
3%
15
14%
15
51%
100
9
■
2%
Jan
iV
Cement
Portland
General
38% Mar
100
Jan
5
2
1
5
*
1.66%
.1
:
—
900
15%
43%
10 Va Julj
18%
-—2
1
10
Corjl
Apr
46
52%
1373/4
Inc
35 Va
j
100
5
Nov
IIIIIb
~
100
29
20%
Chemical7Un")"_"_"_~ir2l50
9,700
29
500
22%
15%
"2
L.
Inc
9%
•
65%
74%
25%
29
102 y4
Jun
741/4
7%
138%
Feb
y4 Feb
(Un)II._I_ IT""In
25%
2
49
50
21%
21%
Feb
82
62%
45%
l
Apr
59
62%
523/4
1
Co
Foods
Revlon
May
400
68%
Rexall Drug
;
2 Hi,
26%
16 3/4
3,800
453/4
15% July
Dec
25%
51
26% May
Apr
26%
66%
Oct
Apr
46
40%
65
45%
Sep
6.25
•*
46% May
30 3/4 Jun
513/B
10 3A
Inc
*25%
<
Nov
66%
12%
Jan
v.
Dec '•*
Oct
Jun
453/4
400
;
General
General
39
7
Jan
293/4
28
58%
"•
"■
1,100
:
200
4,300
34%
Co...
of America
13%
9ye
41
Jan
100
Indiana
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
18
1
22 %
293/4
38
"""a
Radio Corp
12%
Transportation__2.50
General Bankshares Corp
2
General Box Corp
1
Candy
Quaker Oats
16%
American
General
Oct
3,700
35%
563/4 May
3,100
(Un)
13
corporation
General
28
of
Dec
-
,5
Freuhauf
General
2,200
24
54% Mar
•
28
Apr
45 y2
110
Oil Co
Pure
16%
Co
Dairies
D
2751/4 Aug
Apr
Nov
Apr
•
Co
America
Foremost
W
Feb
32% Dec
Sep
Sep
42%
•
Co
5
■
F
Dec
28 y4
75 y4
47
28%
300
20% '
(The).
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-
Corp
of
Motor
Jun
100
Jan
2033/4
600
Apr
i,000
32
3i
:
23
1,700
'
'
107%
106
31%
100
33
32%
;
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2.75q
;
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July
1
6c Rubber
Tire
Mills
32%
106
3
*
Whitney Corp common
Firstamerica
Flour
263
1
10
Co
Brewing
Firestone
Ford
5
:
(Un)
Phonograph (Un)
&
Railroad
Erie
(Un)
Inc
Co
Natural Gas
Paso
1
:
-A
de Nemours
Kodak
Eastman
Inc
Lines
Air
Eastern
5
USA
Ltd
Drevvrys
2,100
2,500
48
32% May
393/8
...
Public Service
67
<25
Jan
52%
29%
;
59
bI.IHIIH
class
Co
22%
..5
42% May
18% Mar
Jan
19%
Pepsi-Cola
Apr
Nov
25%
373/4
Pfizer (Charles) & Co
(Un")_:iI__33%o
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12.50
Phllco Corp
(Un)
3
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
I
•
25
Apr
16%
,
Jan
Mar
59
17% Mar
45% Dec
32 Va
400
9,800
46%
20%
40%
22%
500
52
37 3/4
Feb
42%
42%
200
16%
303/fe
29%
Nov
42%
Navigation
(Un)
Co
Sep
51%
41
323/a
5
10
Cleveland
31
28
10
Co
Co
20
& Company
Deere
Detroit
32% Oct
23 s/8
...
>
13
463/8
70
Jan
,53
28
27%
200
2,500
Nov
Jan
Oct
Feb
8
513/4
25% May
10% Jun
500
37 'A
Aug
7.50
Corp^
133A
1,100
1,600
•
5
(Un)
57%
Sep
11%
41%
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Olin-Mathieson
Parke-Davis
11%'
>
29%'
i
132
34%
600
.....
Pan
39
'
37%
163%
Dec
Feb
26 y4
35%
3 38
Oct
30%
11%
106
100
37%
Co.
Glass
60% Mar
Nov
200
700
Gas-.HI
Natural
16%
44
■'
,
4,200
"
22%
100
35%
68% May
,<6%
—IIIIIHHH.*
52% May
25 y4 Jun
25
Co
Co
400
3,300
Jun
Sep
■
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300
46%
108
37%
"75% Feb
Sep
28%
53%
31%
.......Illio
—
53 V*
Jan
100
8%
a
(Un)
29
200
Jan
1,300
II
Co
24% Mar
13
39%
'Crucible Steel Co of America
Co—
53/4
Jan
Sep
27%
56 %
29%
fUn)-;
Nov
-
.
35
56%
8%
Bancorporatlon
80%
453A
(Minnesota)
19%
46%
27%
663/4
34
56%
10
Dec
600
r
66
35
30 3/a
.
Jan
233/4 Mar
54%,
12% May
6% Jan
39
Co
Nov
2,600
48%
273/4
Jan
_5
Ry__._
Power
63%
1
;
America
Pacific
States
3,800
53%
Dec
11
100
1
Service
59 %
...
15
1,200
5%
102
Corp_
Oct
400
1,100
12%
53%
A
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Oct
44
5
Motors'Corp
Co
Car
42 %
1,400
18%
12%
39
(Un)
-
47
.»
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Continental
Controls
American
4,200
29
■>
Illinois Gas
50-%
Dec
3% May
4
Mar
Dec
183/4
Illinois'Corp
Northern
13%
"48%
■
lo
Northern
Feb
31%
164
12%
III"*
Apr
185
1%
102
'
RR
Aviation
20%
54
5
Central
37%
Jan.
50
10
20
North
1 %
~"Is
Co (Un)
National Standard Co
National Tile & Mfg
Jan
May
Dec
1
Dec
Mr
Jan
1%
5
(Un)
Co
35
57%
10
•
Gypsum
National L6ad
Nov
45
58%
700
183/4
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Register
National Distillers Prod
13%
57%
;
National Cash
York
High
600
1%
5
8 'A
147
5,500
,
Jan
Low
172%
1%
IIIIIIIZ—ZZZZZ1
Inc
33%
1.33%
Gas
Nov
:
,
•
Industries
National
%
Range for Year 1959
Specialities—
—
27'A
500
...
Apr
Napco
Shares
High
1%
5
A
Corp
29
400
48%
74 V4
Motor
Conv class
Nachman
North American
6,200
/
32%
Jan
Muskegon
preferred
20
■
;
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■/
33%
20%
25
•>.
13%
•
10
■;
%,
'
"
36
Dec
July
convertible
of Prices
166
Co" commonlZII1
(The)
New
,
32
49 %
>
■
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60
Vernon
166
..1
Sales
for Week
Low
3
„
32 V2
300
172 % 173
»
Apr
25»%
50c
;
33 y8 July
1,400
2,300
-
491%
48%
82%
Continental Can Co—
Crane
27%
66
,
Mount
Inc
233/4. Nov
300
35% "36
14%
15
Power Co
Container
35%
Dec
Motorola
19
1,300
23%
48%
li
65 %
400
69%
26
32%
common
Foods
Consolidated
Consumers
68
25%
100
Iron
System ,(Un)
Commonwealth
Nov
48
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Gas
26%
27%
r
I_«
Inc.
Co
200
32"%
preferred
Columbia
28%
-22%
•
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Cleveland Electric Ilium
Coleman
Nov
68%
.
Corp
Cliffs
Cleveland
Nov
50 y4
Jan
73A
Sep
19%
60
8.50
Electric
6c
Co.
Products
City
55 V2
900
52
__25
___
Gas
Service
300
20%
68
25 %
•
com__
62%
28%
28%
J7o
series A preferred.
100
Chicago Rock Island 6c Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore <fc So Bend__12.50
Chicago Towel Co* common
*
Cincinnati
62
51
1
;
;
•
20%
62
5
Corp
&c
7
Refining common
1
preferred
—_„__25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)___
Milw St Paul & Pacific
Chicago
Chicago
Sep
411/4
America (Un)
South
Oil &
convertible
Chemetron
2&
26%
27% July
3y8 Jan
Jan
2
26%
Brewing Corp
6c
2i7tr
25'A
18%
600
8.400
Nov
10
Centlivre
S3
25%
44lA
Jun
Par
Jan
25
Corp
Cbamplin
36%
100
Range
Sale Price
High
24%
Jan
30c
_
common
Celanese
Central
37%
24%
25%
Low
203/4
Week's
Last
f
Range for Year 1959
400
23
37%
5
STOCKS
High
22%
.15
.
Canadian
Shares
Low
-
Friday
for Week
of Prices
!_______12.50
Corp
Sales
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week En^ed January 8)
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•'* Week's
Last
35
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Dec
Aug
141
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135
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A
Corp
Corp
Aeco
i
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50c
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Viscose
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V
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5%
Avco
v
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Corp
Mfg
;
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Borg-Warner
Broadway-Hale
T»-,
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it'
-»-»
Butler
J
f:i:
100
Co
I.
Capital
Airline Inc
500
Aug
18%
49
61%
85
Sep
Dec
2
59
12
6c
14c
Feb
46 %
1.100
38
Feb
48
2,500
25
Aug
36
Jan
8%
9 %
9%
Nov
13%
Jan
26 %
39
Nov
43 %
Fuel
300
19%
Jun
24
700
28%
Nov
32%
200
19
5%
Feb
24%
100
26%
Dec
Can Co
Motors
12%
Nov
23 %
35
Nov
48%
18
Sep
26%
Feb
32%
1,100
30 %
Oct
36%
Aug
27%
1,300
25 %
Sep
300
34%
Sep
45%
Apr
300
11%
Sep
16%
Apr
500
100
19%
Nov
25
Apr
68
300
65%
Sep
73%
Feb
Nov
33
July
29
200
27%
Dec
37
May
68%
2,800
50%
Feb
72% May
48
48
300
46%
Nov
64%
7%
1.100
5%
Jan
34 %
700
200
23
__
__
■'/
23%
36%
44V4
100
20
900
19%
100
56%
;
—
V
Jan
—
;
L_
59
100
58% Dec
38%
100
30oa
48%
100
53%
1,400
46 %
54%
500
:
53
44%
50%
600
McBryde
July
Apr
13%
30
30
%
1.000
36%
: 100
"
July
27%
Inc—1—,_I^_50c
Records
Rio
&
10
(Un)
Co
&
Deere
Denver
Grande RR
Productions
Desilu
Inc_
17%
■(
177k
.
43%
43%,•
.
(Un)—____♦
1 ' *
46%;.
18
•
18
;
14
100.
..
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14
Class B
Productions
Disney
Dome
—
Mines
-
Douglas
Aircraft Co
Douglas
Oil
of
Co
*
1
Calif
Monogram Precision Indus
Monolith Portland Cement
Chemical
7
60%
May-
New
Jan
New
32%
Feb
2%
Jan
N
Jan'
17 Va Mar
Co
Park
Nov
Norris
Oil
Co
21%
Feb
13%
Dec
20% July
Feb
20
Mar
13
Feb
20
Eastman Kodak Co
El
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7<J
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Auto-Lite
Electric
Electric
Bond
Electrical
.•
105%
(Un)
Radio
Emerson
&
Capwell
Emporium
(Un)_
Co
& Share Co
Products
Erie Railroad Co
Phono
(Un)__«.
fill
Factor
(Max)
Fairchild
im
k*t
Fansteel
■i,
Fedders
Fibreboard
ft'.f %
.
Fluor
1
]Ul
Paper
Firstamerica
Food
Corp
|1'
Ford
Motor
Friden
Dec
Jan
9% May
6%
1st
Fruehfflaf Trailer Co
Inc
n
For footnotes, see page 42.
Jan
38
Jan
42%
Aug
200
33%
Nc
ov
40%
Dec
41%
43 Va
600
32%
an
Ja
61% May
6
6
150
5% Aug
7% Mar
43%
43%
100
38 %
Aug
46%
Nov
16%
16'A
100
15%
Jan
22
Jan
7 %
200
8Va
5% Sep
Jun
2.05
1,300
17
17
200
16%
Dec
23%
21%
21%
800
19%
Nov
29 Va May
8Vs
8%
3,800
7%
Dec
20
July
27% July
21%
8%
1.65
-
3% May
Nov
Feb
13
26%
Jan
51%
55
600
38%
Jan
56% July
51 %.
.53%
800
40 %
Feb
53 Va
Aug
13
13%
300
12%
Sep
20%
Feb
300
4%
Jan
6%
Apr
...;. 600
28%
Jun
.35%
Dec
27%
27%
2
51'A
*
1
1
—
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4%
4%
4%
.
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20%
..
12%
11%
11%.
35,:
■-
34%
35
■
900
5%
19%
1
18
2
1,200
Va
200
30%
30
*,
35 Va
35%
18c
15c
18c
1.60
34
32%
33
26
26%
24
24
3Va
Jun
33 Va
Oct
40%
Jan
13c
Oct-
34c
Feb
1.60
Feb
2.90
Dec
Feb
30%
Sep
52 % Mar
24%
Jan
38
200
24
Jan
300
..
,.
23
Jan
42%^Nov
57 Va May
25
44% May
47%
47%
29%
.
1,500
22%
.
100
22%
,20
1% Mar
Jan
150
900
..
28 Va
29%
Jan
Dec
Dec
2,200
37%
32%
Mar
U
26
18,100
1.65
37%
1.60
.
Nov
10
21 Va
Jun
34 Va
1,500
.,.
14 %
Nov
Jan
1 %
-
..
1,300
31%
35%
■
9%
1,400
2,300
6%
20% '
2 Va
ll
50
15%
July
26 %
Sep
Sep
24 %
July
24%
Sep
6%
Jan
Dec
2%
Jan
900
35 %
Nov
46 % May
52%
100
42%
Sen
58 % July
104% 104%
100
90
F,eb
6%
6%
37%
38%
52%
.'
27,100
7Va
38
20c
V
4.80 %
31%
Jan
Dec
13
1,300
11
Mar
55c
3.800
46c
55
Dec
100
12 %
7%
15,600
8%
9%
600
65%
100
4%
7%
Jan
Jun
Oct
15
1.15
Aug
Pacific
Jan
71
3%
Nov
L
20
100
16%
Feb
56
Dec
8
Feb
20% Mar
47
47
100
46%
Jun
5634
Apr
29%
800
20%
Jan
31%
Dec
16 3s
16 3a
100
15
13 3a
13%
500
11
48
51%
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59
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4,100
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29%
1,000
62%
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29%.
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2,400
4,300
28%
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32
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26%
26%
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24%
400
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27%
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26
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23
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200
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13
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4,000
11%
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25%
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30 Va
1,100
9%
9%
Pullman
Pure
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P
&
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capital
(Un
20%
Nov
35%
Apr
100
42%
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400
40
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Oct
Nov
4,100 7
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20%
26%
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5%
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500
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43
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70
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1,300
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32%
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56%
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3
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68%
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38 Va
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45%
29%
38%
5% Aug
19 Va
Sep
28%
38%
Nov
6% May
Dec
29%
37%.
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17 Va
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99% Mar
4Va
44%
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55%
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22%
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8% Mar
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55
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50
Pan American World
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Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)—
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118% Jan
,
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85%
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Electric
18
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20
Apr
55% Aug
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51
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Pacific Tel & Tel
5
5Va
2
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)_.
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Procter & Gamble Co
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25
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Packard-Bell
23%
25
25
—_—
41
4,000
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Pacific
Feb
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10% July
10% Jan
700
51%
62%
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Pacific
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26
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25
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Nov
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1,300
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Nov
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20
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300
22%
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103k -11 Va
Feb
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28
16 3 a
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1,100
38 %
10%
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13
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Glass
17%
,
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Jan
13%
65c
common
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24%
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Chem
100
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52%
8
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Nov
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2,500
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.
75%
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100
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63
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32
50c
31%
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Jan
May
*
12%
23%
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Dec
6
100
common
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&
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Ltd
Co
Sugar
16%
2
Corp
Mach
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59%
413
Flying Tiger Line Inc
H
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1738
& Co class A
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Mar
36%' Oct
600
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Corp
58
22
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Fairbanks
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1
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29%
31%
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105% 105%
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7%
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53 %
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American Aviation
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52%
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Dec
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35%
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62%
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Niagara-Mohawk
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29%
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2%
116 % Mar
600
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100
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50c
41%
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16
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.
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32%
31%
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Oct
45%
55
20
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May
400
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29%
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52
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40%
67
200
33
300
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21
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100
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Nov
200..
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1
5
18
com
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65
16% July
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
Montrose
Chemical
Co
National
45%
45%
•
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-
87
Feb
34
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600
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32.50
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37%.
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17
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17
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37 %
300
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60
1,100
.
53%
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59%
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88
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68%
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200
84
45 % May
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47%
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47
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54
29 Va
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39
700
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Merritt-Chapman & Scott
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8
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Jan
•
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&
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1
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37
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31
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26
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.
48%
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18,100
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Nov
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55c
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4
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61
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53%
100
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11
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100
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47
24% Mar
63%
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89%
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48 %
11
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Cuban American
i
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63%
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Crucible Steel Co of Amer (Un)—12.50
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Dec
'
48%
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Jan
10% May
34 %
Dec
57%
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8,900
1
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new
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12%
7
34% July
.
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&
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.
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Jan
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47 Va
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500
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Crestmont
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r
37 Va
84%
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Leslie
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100
41
.
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21 Va
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19%
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Lear
&
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1-—5
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Apr
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4
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46%
43
600
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,
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46
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14%
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;
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45c
1,000
-
29
13% May
1,100
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21
Oil Corp
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Apr
400
5,400.,.
Dec
3.00 Mar
27%
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35%
Intex Oil Co
Jan
20
200
class
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International
May
1,800
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International Harvester
31% Julv
Dec
(Un.)
23%
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1.90 Aug
v
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Imperial
Dec
19%
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,
36%
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Illinois
Dec
1,900
2.50
23%
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Oil
Ideal
Mar
12
400
54%
2.40
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Idaho Maryland Mines
Apr
800
37%
52%
2.40
-
Apr
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May
'
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53%
100
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Homestake
Mar
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9
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Aircraft
Home
Jun
68%
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Oil
Hoffman
24% May
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■
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2.30 May
49
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Jan
45 % Mar
613,a
45
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73% May
3%
20%
28
July
Oct
29%
io
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53
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1
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Dec
1,100
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86%
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17%
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1
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—
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Apr
Jan
13
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41
45
Greyhound
17% May
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Nov
100
44%
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Apr
3%
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600
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19%
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;
76%
44%
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400
:
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43 %
Apr
3,300
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43%
52%
36%
155,000
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85
47%
8%
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1,000
26
Jun
46%
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Nov
■
47%
35%
Corporation
Consolidated
■
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300
Dec
64%
100
Grumman
32% July
y
NOV
10%
100
23
18,000
Rights
Nov
22
4%
Corp
Service
Consolidated
j
•
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16
100
31%
common
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Columbia Gas System (Un) com
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Commonwealth Edison
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Consol Edison Co of N Y (Un)__*
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2%
4,200
300
2,300
55c
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Feb
23%
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5%
•
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84 Va
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of California
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30
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300
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16
Dec
58% July
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45 *
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45% Mar
104 %
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July
38 Va
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1,100
10
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Chicago Rock
v
5%
100
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un).i.—_I
Chic Milw St Paul RR com (UnU
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39%
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80 %
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3,200
54%
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Celanese
Corp of America
Cerro
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200
23%
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23
11%
8,000
30
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500
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Graham-Paige Corp
74 Va Mar
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Pacific Railway
Chrysler
Oct
46%
Oct
54%
99
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10
75
Goodyear Tire & Rubber new com____*
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Apr
Feb
58%
1,300
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Mar
82%
•
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400
99 Va
23
Good
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1,000
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2%
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Goebel
Dec
108
Oct
22%
Glen
Nov
Feb
37%
62
43%
74%
•
5
1
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Gladding McBean & Co
Oct
May
•
1,300
100
-
Apr
89
Sep
Corp
51%
2,300
23%
1
5
—1
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Products
39
19%
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4
—
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Gimbel
53 % Mar
18%
56 %
Jun
91
100
;
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Gladden
Jan
29%
Dry
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75 Va
100
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1,500
65%
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41%
3.100
preferred—____10
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13%
4,100
California Packing Corp_.
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38
Gillette
Jan
—15
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Canadian
96%
300
—
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California
Feb
43%
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100
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Airplane
Chica
Bolsa
10 %
700
Consolidated
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)_
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8%
Oil
Getty
19% May
18%
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38%
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
64% July
Feb
Sep
l Un
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24
18
54 %
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5
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July
1,900
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1'
Beckman Instrument Inc——_______1
Bell
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(Un)———1
Bendix
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1%
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27
3,900
__
1
50%
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200
..
600
,
—10
Nov
23%
2,500
.
34%
(Un)
40%
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Nov
50
67%
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33
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22
200
103% 103%
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2,300
95
51%
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18
26
29 Va
48%
r
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Feb
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Corp
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May
Sep
300
•
33%
Motors
Pacific
General
Sep
39 Va July
39
24%
900
-
104%
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5
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Refining Co
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■
38%
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General
General
Nov
12
May
23%
100
33
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7./:/__;:
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26%
Atlas
<
27%
—
50
Arkapsas Louisiana Gas (Un)
Armc'o Steel Corp (Uni
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4—1
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(Un)
Co
Anaconda
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82%
107%
& Tel Co—
Corp —
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Ampex
Jan
High
Low
High
28%
Exploration Co of California__l
Foods Corp
(Unt
*
General
•"General
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15%
Feb
S
3.400
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90
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6
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13%
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Dec
Feb
1,700
'
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23%
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com
(Un)
5
American Potash &
Chemical Corp..*
American Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
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■
35 V8
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Dynamics Corp——;
General Electric Co (Un)
—
Motors
American
'■
34%
3%
500
10
36%
American Marc inc
■■
.
9%
35%
26c
900
13 %
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Corp (Un)_
2
American Brdcst-Para Theatres (Un).l
27%
American Can Co
(Un)—
__12.50 .... 43%
American Cement Corp pfd (Un)——25
25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
——10 /'.7.: —
American Electronics
Inc
—.
1
14%
Amer & Foreign Power (Un)
•
...
—
■•$■
.
1,200
5
1
5
Controls Co_——
General
29% May
25.500
r
American Bosch Arma
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22%
Feb
33c
(Ub)_ _:::::io
Mfg Co
Limited
Nov
17%
4%
12%
12%
1
(Un)
common
Airlines
American
i:r
V
2
Allis-Chalmers
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■
—
(Un)
Range for'Year 1959
Shares
25 %
5
Oil^f Texas
General
55% July
13
30c
33c
IOC
Corp
Aluminium
..'
—
Nov
47%
100
700
15%
23%
4%
22%
1
■
American
General
High
100
15%'
22%
2.50
Industries
J
Warrants
Low
51%
51%
„
._—
(Un?
__r_—
Allegheny
|,4
_____25
Industries
(Uni
Stores Inc
Wrigley
ACF
Range for Year 1959
High
Low
Low
Par
Shares
of Prices
••
Par
ACF
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
for Week
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Sale Price
v<
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Week's
Last
S T O C K S
11:
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Week's
Friday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
"
100
74%
Jan
36% May
.
52% Mar
89 %
"
1,000
•100
300,
Jan
Dec
18% 'Jan.
28 %
Oct
Jan
72 %
Aug
48
Apr
59
34% Nov
1WW
Volume
191
Number
5915
.
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The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(133)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
(Range for Week' Ended January 8)
Sales
Range
!
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Last
Par
Corp of America (Un)
Ry Equip ,& Realty Co—
Rayonier Inc
;
Raytheon Co (Un)
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic
Pictures
Republic Steel Corp
Reserve
Oil
Revlon
&
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Rexall
Drug & Chemical Co___!_
Reynolds Metals Co
(Un)__
Reynolds Tobacco
Rice
Rohr
Oil
1
Aircraft
Western
Dept Stores
Oct
Western
27%
3,100
19%
Feb
Sep
43%
28%
8
1,000
19% Aug
7% Nov
77%
500
67
Mar
80% Aug
39%>Mar
23%
52%
3,300
18%
46%
Feb
52%
45%
500
31%
400
58%
58%
60
26%,
26%
1.10
28
1.10
•
17%
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-
64%
Sep
30%
Jan
46%
20%
2,300
Aug
53
53
30 %
Jan
531/8
Dec
31%
32 Vb
200
27%
Sep
37% Mar
110 113%
1,500
71%
Feb
110
;
13c
2,000
65%
100
1
11
12
2.300
7%
25
—
25
25%
120
22 Va
(Un)
136
136
100
110% 110%
300
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37%
5
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Oil
Aug
24 %■ Mar
40
Oct
50
Oct
27%
Friday
STOCKS
Week's..
(
Last
Jan
16%
24%.;
Sinclair
Gas
Oil
Co
class
A
Aircraft
Southern
4.32%
Calif Gas
Co
Co
Southern
Pacific
Warrants
Standard
Sale Price
Oil
Oil
Standard
Oil
-
20%
50%
50%
2,100-
39%
14%
15%
700
10;
10
35%
—
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22%
100
18%
Aug,
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of
200
231/4
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55%
of
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15
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41
■
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Buad
Apr
Mar
D
Jan
Class
Apr
A
100
141/4
Oct
24% May
63% Mar
Tennessee
Texaco
Texas
Gas
Inc
39%
39%
200
341/4
23%
23
23%
8,400
21%
Jun
54%
2,900
Gulf
Texfr^n
Thriftimart
Tidpwa'er
Trans
Warrants
Trico
Oil
'
Oct
:
&
Twentieth
Feb
Nov
35%
47%'
51
%
8,100
45%
Nov
44
300
39%
Nov
4,500
59
43%
49%
49%
50%
211/4
Class
Oil
Union
Lehigh
Jan
Martin
Merck
United
Air
United
Aircraft
Dec
54%
200
51
Sep
64
Feb
42%
1,100
18
Jan
43%
Dec
62%
62%
Sep
69%
Apr
65
23'/4
53%
700
4,800
3%
1,200
400
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18%
—
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3 %
291/8
Dec
50
50
50
42%
Jan
51
Sep
—5
90%
90
93%
2,328
50%
Jan
93%
Dec
2
19%
18%
19%
2,359
18
Dec
217/b
Jan
18%
18%
18%
60
15%
Nov
19%
of
United
Canso
Lines
Jan
100
17 %
/
Corp
Unite'-
8%
Nov
9%
200
3 %
S
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
35%
2,800
non-voting———-——^10
Co__
&
Corp
56%
7,567
25%
100
&
13
13
1
18%
18%
19%
_1
431%
40%
44
77
76%
80%
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Fund
Inc
(The)
&
Co.
Co.
Inc
>
—
16%c
Chemicals Corp!
Pennsylvania Power & LightPennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
*
Philadelphia Electric common
83%-
Philadelphia
Jan
Aug
Philco
Transportation
Power
Public Service
13% Mar
Electric & Gas
Sep
35 % Mar
Reading
71%
Oct
87%
Scott
17
Aug
Co
;
common
Paper
1,401
26%
Nov
35% July
25%
Dec
6,313
15
Dec
29% May
20'/b Jan
24
24
20
40%
Dec
51
50%
51%
5,683
40%
Jun
10
7%
3
30'%
57%
300
53
Nov
South
Jersey
28%
28%
100
28
Dec
300
21
Sep
19% Mar
24
21%
21%
..
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27%
18
18
18%
38%
38%
26%
26%
26%
4
41/4
33%
33%
100
Dec
.63
,
36
Sun
Jan
29V2
33%
27%
28%
1,700
26
Aug
Oil
&
17
Jan
24V4
31%
37 %
Nov
42%
251/4
Nov
31'/a
100
4
v
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41/8
Nov
""
29%
|
43%
78'A
41%
30%
30% "
Sop
40%
29%
Dec
38%
15%,
15% ""
500
15
Dec
20
37%
700
31
Jan
45
39
39
40%
•1,100
36%
Oct
65%
1%
j
.
.•••'*1
200
'
7%
7%
Dec
Nov
32
Sep
42%
32%
400
12%
10%
12%
700
631/s
63'/a
100
Co-
—10
40%
38%
6.25
Gas
Gas
Light
•Ian
19%
Oct
24%
Jan
45 %
Jun
82%
Jun
23%
23%
241%
734
22%
54%
53%
55
787
52%
Dec
6,300
7%
13.50
51%
52
389
48%
*
—
7%
47%
47%
160
46
common
Week's
Shares
Feb
9%
Apr
Jan
59'/4
Aug
Sep
53% May
Equitable
Gas
Walker
Co
Plate
52%
Jan
45%
Aug
96%
42
Plymouth
Jan
40
55
45%
Jan
60
Aug
10%
68
5%
Jan
14
Mar
51%
51%
52
36
367/8
Jan
20%
20
20%
56% July
24% Mar
Oil
8%
—
7%
55%
3,700
27%
Sep
52%
Screw
&
55%
77%
77%
5
22%
22%
37%
—
Nov
34%
42%
Jun
47%
Jan
United
26,900
1.80
Dec
2.10
Apr
U S
51%
%
5%
6,800
5
5
44%
41%
44%
550
36
34
35%
300
%
Dec
27%
51/4
Jun
45%
Jan
37%
Apr
of
America__
1
7
1
:
8
25
25
&
Chemical—
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
441/2
Feb
60%
33
Jan
40
-
3%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Nov
Apr
4%
Aug
273
73% Mav
91
Mar
247
21%
Nov
31
Apr
376
■
29%
Jan
38% July
10% Mar
21%
1
Air. Brake—
Electric
'
52
600
2%
8
2%
2%
31%
95
25
120
6%
Nov
13%
Jan
24%
16
Jan
23% July
1,440
2 %
31%
24
27%
Sep
109% 112%
509
70%
Feb
.
Dec,
Aug
8% Mar
26
.
25
21
Engineering & Foundry CO——5
Glass
40
;
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26%
300
2.45
Jun
38%
—*
Corp
Seeberg (The)
400
42
2.00
34%
22%
38%
27
28
80 %
Jan
Sep
3%
10
Dec
7%
22V4
36%
3%
19%
1,060
1,161
.
56
36%
3%
__5
Glass
Corp
41%
34%
2.50
——
common—
Bolt
2.45
22%
'
'
Co—
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Nov
274
81/4
22%
34%
•
Dec
Nov
High
56
1
Refractories
Pittsburgh
30
Low
.
10%
——8.50
Brewing
200
Range for Year 1959
1
.
56
8%
Pittsburgh
Dec
High
10%
22%
Home. (Joseph)
35%
1
Co
Aug
Aug
108
Low
5
Light
Mar
400
1
66%
Dec
for Week
5
1
1
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
DuQiiesne
10
(Un)--—4
Coas^Life Insurance (Un)
'/27% July
__5
Co
14
-44
4
7%
Last
Columbia Gas System
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
41%
preferred
Lines; Inc
Blaw-Knox
68
88% Mar
900
29%"
87% Mar
Nov
Inc
Jan
33%
29
Apr
May
10
Industries
Sep
84%
1
(Un)
25
,'72%
*
Improvement
9%
841/4
—_
com
Dee
1,053
'
16%
—_1
46 %
•
5,000
^41
41
1
Victor Equipment Co
new
Apollo
Jan
32%
1
—
103
576
159
Par
44'/4 Mar
32%
98%
18%
444
i
Harbison
Oil
44%
•
60%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
9% Mar
23%
30% .'■•
63 %
Power
Dec
1
100
1,700
28%
98%
Dec
79%
Friday
Jan
v..-
7%
16%
35"%
Sale Price
Anr
1
1,122
38%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
July
—
21
24
Corp
Washington
Aug
34%
10
Jan
59 %
Feb
35
.
Mar
14%
78
53% July
Nov
1,800
15%
——1
May
Apr
26
23%
Mar
.10
Match
Water
55%
30%
700
40%
17%
29%
*
Apr
400
40%
V8
36 Va
Sep
2.50
Dec.
12.50
common—
petroleum;
32%
.30 %
—
20
38
18%
9% Jan
23% May
Co.*
Gas Co
Nov
2,300
:
10
30%
21%
2,777
Aug
100
400
25
*
1,660
27%
Jun
300
'/•'
37%
French Lab—
Co
United
Sen
34
Jun
Apr
Apr
Apr
25%
%
53%
57
6% May
4,058
•
33% 5
20
•
55%
;
9%
7%
30%
27%
10
50
55%
23%
May
4,136
;
Kline
5
90
17%
Co
Smith
1
61% May
Feb
,
Scranton-Spring Brook W7^t Serv
,
Jan
67 %
30%
com
25% Mar
*
32%
359
I
30%
Jan
691
;
26%
1
29% July
—
15% July
20'/a
16 Va
Progress Manufacturing Co
Apr
Jan
—
Apr
Sep
28%
common.
Nov
—
10%
17%
25%
-
Electric
19Vn
,
100
1,423
30%
Co_i
Corn
300
Ltd——1
Inc—*-
Dec
161/4
•
500
< Un)
26
Feb
26%
5
2,400
_
58% July
16%
3
•
18%
50c
.
Sep
44% Mar
—50
241%
(Un)— 1.—
Corp
Air
54%
25%
861/8
_—-
Gas
Universal
Western
54%
25%
—
18%
Vanadium Corp of America (Un)
Varian Associates
"
West
1.66%
vtc_———1
Co
23%
Film (Un)-__-*
•
Consolidated
New
Corp
Watch
18%
(Un)
Universal
Westates
•
Dairies
23V4
5
(Un)
Industries
Washington
'
*
Co__——— 1
Inc.
11%
100
33%
34
83%
(Un)__——10
Fruit Co
U
Bait
Pennsalt
Oct
47%
25%
Nov
9%
1
Corn
Oil
Unite'd
Gas
at
Amer
50c
(Un)„,
10
Jan
574
Oct
35%
'
18%
31/4
—
.
""
United
20c
Jan
44%
54
41%
54
48%
__L—i.———_
Sugar
Jan
Dec
Feb
Coal
Apr
47
CalifA-.
16%
385
"
'
_Li
of
72% May
Sep
1,219
12%
Deo
Motors
62
41%:
25
Co
Co
Feb
10
71%
11%
63%
A
52%
3%
Pacific Ry Co
Union
:
STOCKS
Electric
Union
50%
12%
Jan
Madison
47
,
681/4
-I
V
System—
Motor
Dec
3%
Gas-__:
Union
25
Co__.—_—
14"% May
35%
19%'' Oct
Century-Fox
55%
'68
31% July
♦
38%
Co
General
28% May
9 Va
100
29
—
Jun
591
General
Jun
(Un)
46%
56%
Hamilton
Nov"1
_j,
luvu wiar
200
-
55
Oct
Aug
Corp
953
52%
55%
Sep
1
Petr01eum_-_.
(Un) —
-25
(Un)
28
Jun
24%
100
-l
Tri-Continental
26%
52
1
52
jl.80
27
40%
9%
-___
Jan
71
Nov
2,900
47%
—10
l
9%
13%
Feb
9%
Inc
2,416
Feb
22%
Airlines
'
,18^ July
13% Feb I
"7% Nov/
,
D"C
Jan
200
Corp
World
8%
;
Feb
United
Transamerica
—5
'
495
Sep
5%
1,600
Const
8','4
18%""
56%
30%
17
&
8 %
'
161/8
22 %
Dec
24%
common...
16%
498
Nov
26
(Un)_ ._10
Inc
Realty
Dec
1,910
3%
11%
—7
(Un)
28%
:
23
27%
37V4
Transmission——15
Oil
Tishman
13
common-—-^J-l
common.—
Foremost
24%
.6%
___!_
2,365
,
69
Ford
17
Co
Oct
Sep
Jan
11%
Jan
22
common
Dec
33%
30%
22%
Jan
37 %
;42__. -25
Chemical
Apr
47 %
611
■
67%
23%
23'/4
Sulphur
Tnc
Thiokd
Jan
89 V*
75
•
11%
31%
24%
1
104%
68%
Dec
37%
<Un)__
30%
30%
Dec
:.22%
Finance
39%
Inc
' 29%
-•
Dec
Jan
72
Acceptance Corp common——1
201/0
24
Industries
11,924
Power & Light com
—13.50
Duquesne Light'
<
-5
Electric Storage Battery—^—10
Potomac
Television
82
39Vb
High
43
24
Jan
100
(Un)„
79%
'38
Delaware
22%
Corp (The)
Telautograph Corp
81%
—__
Transit
C
67%
__1
Oil
Jun
Jan
45
51%
2,500
International
TXL
Co
Publishine
Curtis
Nov
5%
Zioc
Aug
,
1.191
——
Chrysler Coi-p
387/a
28%
-10
Sunset
Transit
Feb
Mor -
1,200
5'/4
(Un)
80'%
Company •
42
.
28%
;
143
133%
Range for Year 1959
!
361
74%!
Campbell Soup Co___
Jan
19% Sep
—5
Aug
Low
421/4
;
Electric—!.——4.33
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
21%
27%
(Ohio)
Company
.'
Sep
100
5%:
25
,
12%
800
common
City
500
60%
—2
Jan
Sep
High
39
80 «/4
E.c.--
.
"
39%
._33%
Tel-i_i__^—
Atlantic
43%
28%
issued
&
Low
.v. Shares
1~_1
—
Corporation
15%
20'/a
Dec
Dec
22
Nov
48 V*
3,000-
20%
(Un)
American Tel
Co
Dec."
47%
pai/4 i
10 800
11%
90
for Week
of Prices
.
—10
common..—
17%
.12
-
1
59%
1
Steel
Stores
50%
•
Sep 1
28%
California-!
"Wood
American
Arundel
-
Aug
29%
>
!
Jun
33V4
27%
53'/4
Dec
Jan
1% May
85%
~
Jan
20%
;
29 y4 May
12% Oct
,45%
Apr
-~(J %
100
10%"
22%
(Un)
Mid-Continent Oil
&
'
Jan.
32%
*
Suni'ay
Swift
•
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Dee
11%
StudebRkei-Packard
When
40 Vi
40%
A.
Warner
Stauffer
-
Feb
28%
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Inc
Co
,
Nov
9>/4
20%
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66
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:
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300/
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3,900
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preferred
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200
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400
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9
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42
800
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22c
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54
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Jun
400
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110
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1.35 July
Par
-
12c
12c
38%
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16
500
20
19%
655e
*
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Jan
10
common
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13"%
100
53
10c
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700
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100
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/
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37%
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500
...
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37%
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50% July
69% Dec"
Nov
U
Basin
Woolworth
621/4 July
Jan
71%
Jan
11% July
Oct
100
-
44
(Un)~—~20~g
common...,
25%
•
70%
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Co
Williston
600
200
Range for Year 1959
High
19
19
Telegraph (Un)
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp (Un)_12.50
73 %
lUniZZ——~5
Low
—25c
301/4 July
73% Anr
21
21■
—
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Union
—
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Rpyal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Dec
8
2 50
CO-—
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72
Jan
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23%
Co___I__IIII_i
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Ranch
Rockwell-Standard
Feb
6 Va
8
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43%
27
73%
for Week
of Prices
Par
100
—
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.
300
21
10
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8V2
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68
27
1
—
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66%
8%
I-IZZIIII5
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>.
66%
l
(Un)
(Un)
Low
•
•
Range
Sale Price
Range for Tear 1959
■
Radio
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
'
37
—_lo
31%
Corp—„__12.50
(Range for Week Ended January 8)
Dec
7
Dec
Feb
38 % Mar
110%
Dec
,
Y
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Week's
STOCKS
Last
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Sale Price
Par
Friday
STOCK S
Week's
Last
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Par
4
;;
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preferred ——i—
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Power
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—
39%
'
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common...
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4%%
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40
4,088
10
.
11
100
'
33
Sep
22
Sep
High
•
40
24
Feb
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Corp Lid
Apr
91/4
Aug
ll'/2 Mar
18%
19
140
8 %
Oct
21
19
725
1^%
Jan
18%
39%
40%
5,445
34 %
Sep
Mar
Dec
Pulp
33
32%
33%
7,769
2(i % Mav
42% July
37% July
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20
20
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11
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Feb
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54%
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70
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41
42
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27
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33
Mar
Feb
63% Mar
62% July
84
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45
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700
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Dec
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Feb
80
26
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35
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Apr
44
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10,644
39%
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42
42
42
75
40%
Oct
46% May
•
9%
9%
10%
6,850
6
Jan
10
Dec
i.50
47
47
47
5
44
Sep
49%
Feb
Ltd—1——*
5.45
5.45
5.45
200
Sep
5.75
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preferred
48
-
31%
Nov
42
Mar
25
Dec
36
Feb
1,450
24
Aug
29 Va
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Mersey 5'% %
Bralorne
Pioneer
Hroxiiian
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British
British
American
American
Mines
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preferred
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-
5.75
Sep
'
—
•
4.65
*
—
common
34%
For footnotes, see page 42.
Range for Year 1959
|.
Low
,
!■. __25
Banque Provinciate 'Canada
Eathurst Power & Paper class
Class B
Shares
—
-
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Bank of Nova
for Week
of Prices
Feb
4,955
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'
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-
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Friday
,*
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V
4.60
4.70
10,309
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52%
25
33%
35%
5,480
4.40
Dec
7%
Apr
42
Oct
53
31%
Nov
44 % -Feb
Nov
w
38
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
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'
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4 r/i
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70
70
105
69
Oct
78
July
40
40
40
20
38
Oct
43
Mar
43
43
50
36%
36%
36%
205
50
2250
preferred
preferred
;
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Briusu
Columoiu Forest Products
British
Columbia Power
Columbia Telephone
British
Bruck
•
14 Ve
•
37
28
43
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B
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High
;
:
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•
14%
1,125
11%
45
37%
2,810
33%
43
43
300
39%
Sep
Sep
10%
18
Feb
Quebec
Natural
Jan
Quebec
Power
10%
200
2.60
2.65
300
2.50
Oct
29%
32
510
28 %
Oct
39
Jan
Roe
19%
19%
125
18
Nov
20
Dec
Rolland
Mar
Jan
4.50
common
*
19%
common.
•
33
33
35
4.547
26%
Sep
37
26%
26%
26%
1,373
25
Npv
28%
5%
an
common
10
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Steamship common
12~50
*
British Ainnainnwj
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Canadian
Canadian
Chemical
B
Co
Ltd
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Mai
40
217
11
Sep
36 %
35%
37
3,019
33%
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710
11%
18
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22
16
•
23
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Feb
Jun
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11%
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7%
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8%
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7.75
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15
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a70
1
73
Dec
14
14%
2,555
13%
43
43%
270
42%
£43/8
250
7%
Feb
13
Feb
14% July
17
16%
16%
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4%
4,993
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4,129
•
16%
70
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60-
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Sep
33
79
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11%
80
79
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7.10
75
5.75
9.15
17%
17%
17%
17%
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2
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Credit
94
10%
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17%
17%
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17
Oct
22
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51
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Montreal
National
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Steel
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Steel
Placer
Powell
Power
Jun
Dec
Feb
12
1,410
10%
Nov
17
1,280
25%
Sep
35
6.25
725
14%
200
36%
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8.95
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34
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20
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63
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5
14
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38
38
50
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2,040
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1,731
31c
43c
37%
13,840
42%
•
13%
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footnotes,
Apr
Sep
Sep
107
Feb
Apr
20
Dec
21
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5%
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42%
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64
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48c
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4,807
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46%
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36
37
2,012
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40%
41
50%
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20%
331
17%
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103 % 104%
126
130
1,890
80%
Oct
14%
38
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38
190
35
Mar
25
80
Nov
May
9l/2 July
48 lA
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Oct
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100
5
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7
7.%
900
6 Va
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8
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40
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30
90
95
500
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31
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41%
10
37
41%
44%
6,185
37
38%
970
34%
1023A
10
100%
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13%
1.10 May
Jan
102 y4
100
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Feb
45
Oct
36
47% Aug
104%
Jun
22%
22%
7,500
22*
____2
Mfg
8%
9
1,125
4.40 Mat
10%
Aug
145
175
3,100
1.45
Dec
2.05
Sep
17%
17%
115
15%
Jun
30
39%
40
340
38
Oct
47
Jan
so
16
17
Aug
1.50
Apr
39%
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75
of
Canada
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•
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75
400
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100
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108
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2.30
515
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35
10%
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Dec
2.60
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4,75
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July
.
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Lambert
Can
Loblaw
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Ltd___
Inc
class
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Class
B
*
28%
Sep
; 2.05
Nov
45% July
MacLaren
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53 y2
class
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100
-
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81
81
>
24
105%
Apr
Aug
Dec
312
108
,Jun
135%
30
Nov
43 y2
Jan
&
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Mount" Royal
&
Paper Co
Ontario
Paper
Ltd
Dairies
81
•
.
225
Co
32%
25
40%
Feb
42
Oc:
Feb
25
Oc:
175
25
Alii
.33
Jan
60
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93
July
;
32%
50
36% Mar
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.
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26%
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8,535
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41
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Lowney Co Ltd
3,395
37% July
40
Dec
48% Mar
1,175
12
58%
Jan
35
1,210
20
Jan
34
103
5
100
July
103
28
775
Northwest
Dec
Dec
Apr
25 y8
Nov
32 y2
Aug
23%
350
23 V«
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7%
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7%
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4%%
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,
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45% July
183/b
18
18%
3,744
11%
11%
12%
14,615
10%
Jan
16%
Jun
100 101%
245
99%
Dec
112%
Jun
6
6
105
2.50
Feb
6.50
25%
Sep
25
26%
1,884
22%
Jan
29 Va
Jun
25%
25 %
25%
1,293
22%
Jan
29
cumulative
Premier
Steel
Quebec
1st
Telephone
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Mills
5 % %
St
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•
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common-—-_5
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355
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5
100
4.15
NOV
7%
8
200
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100
39%
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1,160
31
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90
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27
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45
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725
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Nov
14
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18%
Dec
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Mar
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85c
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9
10
4,426
10
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26
Apr
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113,374
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Dec
40c
Dec
13
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1,300
9%
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preferred
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14% Mar
"34% Sep
Industries
Pow
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd common
Power Corp of Canada—
Jan
23%
851
Light &
Dec
16% Aug
103
Newfoundland
13
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Dec
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91
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—
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255
390
39
-
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Dec
43
Dec
44
Oct
72
NOV
May
20 y4
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May
51
Mar
96
Feb
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30 )
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400
14
Sep
16'A
Feb
37
37
37%
853
35
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35
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Apr
38
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38
38
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37%
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32%
11
50
38
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12
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11%
-
Dec
19
Feb
Union
Gas
of
Canada
50
50
25
49%
48
Feb
47%
48%
53y2 May
United
1,175
Corporations
44 y2
Sep
58
13 3/8
13%
United
Distillers
1,672
45
46%
182
23
23
23
125
12%*pct
40
/Feb
20
Aug
Mar
16% July
53% Jub
United
26%
Waterman
Jan
of
Principal
Pen
Products
Western
Canada
15%
125
36— Nov
20
Jar.
10'A
Nov
5,255
12
12%
6,710
11
Sep
27%
18%
Jan
29
1,170
26%
Oct
36%
31
29%
Nov
10 %
10%
300
10%
Dec
18 J/2
19
17%
Feb
Advocate
2,015
16%
Oct
19
Deo
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscope Explorations Ltd
10%
•
to
100*
36 Va
Apr
Ltd
54%
54%
55%
52%
Dec
69 y2 Mar
Apr
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15%
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19 % July
21
300
20%
Dec
a8
55
Jan
27% Aug
9
Jan
3.75 Mar
9
215
240
10,400
2.10
Nov
4.60
3.45
4.75
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11%
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Jan
a31 Va a31%
3
32 Va
Feb
32%
Feb
Sep
Ltd-ZZZZZIs
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8
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Mirtes
Ameranium
407
Oct
15%
*
Feb
Breweries
32 Va
220
•
ZZ_"*
27%
16%
-43— jan
S
21
Ltd-
(L E)
Ltd
15%
Sep
a8
B
Properties
Co Ltd
Westeel
Ltd__i__.
class
Canada
2.00
250
i
14
31
42.
1,400
1
Motor
6% Mar
27%
1
•
Jar.
a78% a78%
Apr
July
28
Dec
5'A
*
preferred—
L)__J
Ford
44
423/4
16%
550
•
"A"_*
^Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Nov
5
33^4
42
884
8
75
38
;_1
Ltd
200
14%
17%
.
Sec
75
Engineering Works Ltd_222*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Feb
700
32%
6y8
Sec
12%
•
7%
4,667
1.00
8 Va
Sep
Jan
Mar
12
100
1
common
Fleet
Apr
37
423/4
16%
7%
High".,
Low
26c
46% Mar
5%
32
Range fo;r Year 1959
21,500
.
Ltd
International
Dalfen's
Jan
Nov
Nov
5%
103
17%
•
Ltd____*
B
(R
Shares
Apr
11%
35
40% Mar.
for Week
7%
Dominion
'
36%
"
32
High
32
'
<*
see page
44-
104
Range
Co
Paper
Gas
class
Ltd
Crush
Aug
1
Bloedel & Powell River
Apr
Jar.
Dollars
Standard
45
common
HZZZZ
44 %
Trust—
Paper Inv
133/4
•
changed
4.10
Seo
Sales
30
Ltd_____*
Co_Zi_~_.
&
Canadian
7%
_100
Div
Consolidated
Crain
44% July
11%
35%
Co
Westinghouse
5 Va %
Jun
Sep
y2
4.90
1,025
*
Co Ltd
Inv
Power
Consolidated
Aug
363/4
in
PowerZZ__ZZZ~~
Co.
July
Nov
J34y2
of Prices
____l
Rand
Marconi
in
Low
com___3
Canadian
a...
10%
1,025
43%
49%
40c
*
•
2
~Z~:
40
Mar
92 ye Mar
Feb
11
11%
49%
55
19%
a__
al6
43%
*
Ltd"*
.12222222222 "
Feb
Mar'
13
2.90
,165
Week's
30
:
International
Jan
Jan
Expressed
7%
Resources
____^
Canadian
Jan
Nov
Jan
35% Mav
al6
4.80
46% May
Sep
Are
5
preferred
Canadian
Oct
45%
"3
*
~
6.70
'
33% .v
/_•
Ltd
Dominion Sugar
Collieries
Ingersol
5%
Jan
Dec
96
343/4
jqo
Corp of Canada
For
14%
49%
2221210
com
Products
name
36%
5 CO
'
&
preferred
Canadian
Feb
39%
_
Jan
*
Last
Development Co
Canadian
Mar
28%
6.20
12%
5%
25 Vs May
87
Dec
14%
al6
Canada
10% July
18%
50 5A
11%
36%
25
28% Mar
common
36%
33%;
,Par
Anglo-Nfld
Apr
115
5
Shown
Abltca Lumber & Timber
July
290
2,775
.2
Ltd.
Development
MacMillan
21
87
2,995
Petroleums
Corporate
1
alO
60
•
Ltd.
Mills
Page-Hersev Tubes
Penmans common
31
,
19%
40%
2222..2222240
Com
Co
/July
3l
34
„
,.-,250
Sale Price
Aug
27%
■
Car
88
Sep
Nov
'•Nov"
450
Friday
8% Mar
19
36%
.
Jgn
Mar
33
,245„
*
33%
--
STOCKS
Canadian
39%
"22
r
~ 5
4%#. pfdi:::i:i!^iBo
Light
Ogilvie
Pacific
2Z
Locomotive
Trust
29 Va
alO
,
1111
Moigah' A^co
National
Jan
58%
B
Preferred
Montreal
Jan
14
393/4
22 2
bZZZI
2.
Jun
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Aug
27
435
59%
Breweries Ltd class A
Cla.«
46
100
32%
common
(Robt)
Jan
100
14%
_*
common......;....
'•
40
28%
113/4
Zellers«Ltd
Feb
a20 a20%
1
preferred
Mat
July
.
3.20
-3,650
.
35,
1Q1% 101%,.
_v___a--_-1.00
775
90 %
35%
22%
2,770
2.85.
«
85%
■
-Nov
:
2?;'535-':
'
1
Apr
19
9
Bloedel class B
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell
River
J
Mar
Sep
.25
Ltd
2.75
34%
B
July
14 y2
28%
20%
&
Massey-Ferguson
210
28%
104%
ZZ~Za
Shops""
II22ZI2
Candy
Ltd..'.:
MacMillan
12
Dec
126
_
Loeb
20%
Dec
9y2
Jan
*
preferred
«
Dec
3,312
.
6%
7.60
Corp...,
Service
Llmitec
Secord
17
660
15%
19%
_•
preferred
I abati
Laura
20
517
.10
com
Ltd.
Interprovlnclal Pipe Lines
.2
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6%
pfd^
Jamaica
Jan
1,247
".50
_
Cement
convertible
14y„
36%
__:.._22__
preferred
Inland
•
common
preferred
International
13,675
7%
4.68%
Corp
2.85
34%
Feb
7
"50
preferred
38%
1
♦
Jan
90 y2
7%
•
A
8%
37%
37%
102
51
V
.2,750
..
Jun
50
7;720''*
-1.6,120
:
Dec
V
Ltd.
preferred
Inland
Investment
$2.75
22%
Nov
25
_%
222220c
—22212 22
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
$2.25
•
_
Worts
Jan
49%
45
*
;
400
Jan
Jan
695
45
100
_2~
I
common
25%
390
A___..^____
Aug
24%
100
22222_2~
Acceptarif
8%
95
24%
52 %
Imperial Oil Ltd
$2
•
iqo
2.2"
Rights
6%
10%
Nov
ij%- Dec
18%
9%
15%
•
preferred
Indus
18%
9%
10
.
Bay Mining.
4.50
38 y2 Aug
24 V* Feb
87
Pittfield
Imperial
18%
s
_
•
common
Paper
98
16%
class" aZIZZZ*
....
Smith
Hudson
98
15%
•
*
class A
&
98
15%
2
Class
Si
(Canadal
class
Dec
855
Knapp
(Geo)
pec
Nov
51
2.2
;
&
Oct
Dec
20
Feb
Feb
a22
20%
50%
2
54^4 -55Wr*
24%
8%
Walker Gooderham
24 y2 Mar
•
_
Howard
868
50%
2.2.
B
19%
605
Renfrew
Class
Weston
Feb
Sep
Motors
Home Oil
92% Dec
1,025
Great Lakes Paper Co
Ltd.
2~
Greater
Winnipeg Gas Co common
Hardee
Int'l
Farms
common
Holt,
81% Aug
18% Nov
Sep
I222_2222Zl
Wares
3
31
9
(Chas E)__
Steel
.31%
54 %4
.24%
'
,.518-r
J
10
•
25 %
68%
.
35% Mar
6%
~-
preferred
alOO
88
Dynamics
General
Webb
£100
15%
preferred
Genera)
General
24% Mar
87
Co
Power
21
Sep
30 Vb
_
Co
Sep
16%
14%
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French l-etroleum
oreferred
Frosst
17%
100
20
Foundation Co of Canada
Gatlneau
60
245
.
___• -
T.___,
July
40|
82
99.%
57%.
United Steel Corp
29
88
A
l-
al8
14%
Players Canadian Corp.
Motor
Nov
Feb
1,960
,
Heating Prod
26
22%
Oct
2,640
23%
.'
Corp
17 %
18%
19%
»
•
n
10
23%
99%
15'A July
Nov
18
a
Bank
Trans Canada Pipeline.
Triad Oils
_!
29
al8
_•
Ja
j
23
22%
99%
,
»
common
class
10%
21
common.
t.
Match
Electrolux
Ford
Canada
665
; Toronto-Dominion
,
18%
18%
51
Dominion Textile common
Donohue' Bros Ltd
_Z__
1
2,820
19%
31%
__i
Ltd
Brewery
19%
II
2*
22 II •
Coal
Dominion Tar A Chemical
Redeemable preferred
Dow
Dec
35
common
&
Jan
5%
a4.00
r00
Glass
Steel
23%
Dec
20%
com
Preferred
Dominion
Nov
3.90
19
_25
21
5%
pfd
Foundries & Steel
Dominion
14%
610
-
a4.00
*
_
preferred
Dominion Corsets
Dominion Dairies
Dominion
340
375
19%
19%
»
Seagrams
Dominion
11% Mar
163/4
375
~~~*
Franco-Canadian_
Zellerbacb class
13%
15%
Texaco Canada Ltd—
Sep
Dec/,
65
Jan
52% .Feb
•7% Oct
30 y*
.
"p-16./
851%, 87% 7 "
'99%
.100
4
'43
Dec
24
-
..16
22%.
1
preferred
-'
Nov
6
-•
>«
Structural Steel..
OCt
37'/a' Dec
.
45
•
Co
>35 " Jpn
36% Jan
29%
—
a39 a39%<
.
Mar,
16% Mar
Se?
'27%
.
100"
Oct
"Dec
10
-
19 Va Mar
Sep
92 Va
llv
preferred—Z______10
6%
Southam
31% May
15 V* May
1*
•
Foncier
12%
<
•
Combined
Jiily
21 Va Mar
D e c.
15'%
18%
94
10%
30 y2 Mar
25%
A or
a70
45
;
Sogemines
5 % %
24
35
45
Steinbergs class A
13
Jau
a39%
Steel Co of Canada_„____.:
25
Feb
Oct
21
•
Jan
10
Jan
100 V2
80
33
*
com
Inc
47%
i|
Nov
13%
Sep
80
8.60
•
Canada
Dec
Nov
Nov
16%
—50
of
Dec
23 y8
17 y4
Dec;
6%
a70
•
pfd
Standard
751
Nov
14%
80
,.125
;
A
Williams
Jan
243/4
15%
15
18
Jan
24%
July
6%
100
80
24%
Jan
43
30%
33
10 L
24
Pacific Railway.
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
preferred
Canadian Vlckers
Columbia Cellulose Co "Ltd
I
Oct
16%
.
common
_•
Water & Power common
*
Simpsons
12% July
Feb
•
'22%
Sep
33
160
-
,
'-15
.
^25
A
Series
20
common
Canadian
Jun
6%
15
6%
*
common
14J/a
1,963
17%
34%
100
...
Corp common
preferred
24% July
9% Aug
1,690
100
34
Lawrence
5%
Dec
1,893
14%
■"
,
13
Sep
Sep
17%
88
17%
•
Preferred
6%
11%
Oct
•
:
common
Royal Bank of Canada
10%
16 Vb
Slip'
83
34%
•
"
305
39
90
•
Ltd
(Canada)
Shawinigan
7%
11,058
841
1
;
r_
17% July
11%
11%
Gas__
Apr
8.45
Feb
7an
47
841
Salada-ShirriffrHorsey
7%
7.00
44 Va
45
•
common.
May
66% July
42% May
8.45
High
Nov
3.80
300
425
50 y»
—100
Paper class 'A'
preferred
_J.____.L_
915
10%
Low
High
415
__
Range for Year 1959
Shares
14%
.:
_f
V)
1,075
7%
10.%
1
•
'
'
*
6%
~
_
49 y*
Jan
52
a 70
•
__
common
"
Oil
505
7,386
7%
Preferred _a_.:
76
56
10%
4
37% Mar
Oct
11%
Zl
Preferred
Canadian
Dec
54%
22
•
Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian
19%
200
103/4
15%
___
Industries
3,830
57
45%
54%
•
Canadian
Canadian
20%'
45
10%
•
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class
A__50c
Class
20
Low
.—.20c
...
(Canada)
Class A
Jan
56%
45%
54%
Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
•20
*
•
preferred
Canadian
Reitman's
Jun
Preferred
Power
Cement
Canada
TransDort
40
Calgary
Canada
Provincial
47% May
13 V2 July
Canada
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
Ores..
for Week
of Prices
Aug
32
9
Iron
Price Bros & Co Ltd common..
4% preferred
Dec
40 Vs
Oct
36%
*
I
;
Oct
Oct
•
•
,____
Building Product*
38
35%
Sale Price
Par
Premium
preferred
4% %
High
Electric—
preferred
43/2%
Low
■
Sales
Range
Last
'*
Range for Year 1959
Par
•
Columbia
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
100
■.
British
for Week
of Prices
Monday, January 11, 1960
.
.
(Range for Week Ended January 8)
Sales
Range
Last
.
Anacon
Ltd
Mines
Lead
1
Ltd__
Mines'
Ltd___
3.05
3.05
1,510
2.50
I*
12%
12%
175
10 Va
Nov
19c
16% Mar
14c
20c
69,841
9c
Nov
40c
1
3 Vac
3%c
3%c
500
2c
Dec
6c
.
Feb
62C
62c
1.3.3
55c
Dec
1.15
Jan
_l
2
,__Z20c
3.80 Mar
,,Mar..
,
1
Numbei
191
Volume
5915
.
.
Ttle Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
.
(135)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
'
'
'
'
•
•
Ltd
Mines
Arno
Atlas
Aull
Mines
Metal
Talc
38c
Barvallee
Mines
Mines
Ltd—
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Bouzan.
Ltd
Hill Tungsten
Burnt
Nickel
Canalask
Ltd
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Central
^Explorations
Rio
Corp
Oils
Manitoba
Chemalloy
Consolidated
Consol
20c
Aug
4c
July
55c
65,350
42c
Jan
5 Vac.
6c
3,000
•4 Vac
Dec
Dec
Rand
Empire
Oil
&
Mines
Feb
Mar
60c
Jan
65c
3,000
50c
Dec
78c
Mar
Akaitcho
13c
1,500
8c
Dec
42c
Mar
Alba
20%
21%
Oct
6.25 '
290
6.75
.19%
"2,600
*
5.95
.
3.55
3.60
600
3.30
Dec
5c
7c
23,500
3c
Dec
10c
Mar
47c
45,284
13c
Feb
50c
Aug
14c
Dec
66c
Jun
Dec
46c
45c
22c
20c
22c
11,000
13
12%
13
525
9%
Jan
5.60
5.25
5.80
Dec
4.80
9.15
Jan
Dec
9V2C
Jan
AHied
29,980
21c
8 Vac
2,000
5c
Dec
19c
7 19c
3,000
14c
Dec
38
45c
a45c
7c
8c
.
7c
1
6,000
7c
11%
11%
4V2c
7c
128
99c
Sep
Mar
—1
Aluminum
4 Va %
Dec
16% July
American
3c
Nov
IOV2C Mar
American
Sep
19%
1,225
7c
3,000
11c
9,500
33 Va
1,800
5c
8c
3,100
May*
21 %
15% Apr
4V2C Nov
IOV2C
Apr
Fundy
Bay
Copper Mines
Oils
Ltd
Futurity
Gaspe
Oil
Giant
Ventures
Yellowknife
Golden
Age
Gunnar
Gold
Collieries
Consol
Iso
Mines
—1
24 V2 May
32 V4
Dec
3V2C
9V2C
Jan
8
9,500
5c
Jan
22c
9,000
30c
Nov
93c
5
Kerr-Addison
Gold
5c
Labrador
Langis
Mining &
Ltd
29%
Lithium
Ccrp
Island
37c
Mines
Mines
9
3c
Nov
37.
2.30
Apr
26%
Dec
31c
46c
.
■'
a4c
21
5c
Hosco
Mines
V
New
West Amulet
Niekel
Mines
Mining tc
Nocana
Mines
Normeta)
Mining
22c
Atlin-Ruffner
21% July
Jan
5c
2,000
5c
10c
Dec
:
200
9c
Feb
5c
5c
5,000
5c
Nov
12c
Feb
7.
Metals
Rare
1.10
1.13
28c
32c
8c
10c
1.10
82c
1.10
22c
22c
230
25C
U
31Vi
31 Va
Dec
Gold
Pater
Uranium
73c
2,900
99c
Jan
3,800
24c
Sen
55c
5V2C
Dec
21c
Porcupine
Portage
Provo
Prime
1,500
75c
Oct
^5,750
13c
Jan
V
82,000
2.75
13c 14 Vac
1.12
98c
v-
43c
1.85 Mar
1.72
Island
Gas
(Chib)
,1.08
Producers
60c
i 82c
Cobalt
ic
Lawrence
Michael
River
Sherritt-Gordon.
Siscalta
Oils
Siscoe
Dufaulf
Steep Rock Iron
Sullivan
Tazin
Mines
Tib
Mines
United
Valor
Lithium
Mining
V^r>dei) Mineral
Westburae
West
Oil
Canadian
Westville
For
Corp,—,
Products
Co
2.10
Jan
Sep
Mines
36V2C
Oct
53
18 %c
Oct
45c
Mar
13c
Sep
52c
Jan
45
Jan
48
1
25 c
24c
25c
4,700
25c
23 %c
25c
117,785
37
33%
37
225
33
Dec
91c
99 c
2,500
75c
Sep
35
35%
1,660
31
II'
35
'
■*
■1
—
Feb
Feb
1.50 Mar
Nov
42 % Mar
Dec
19c
8 Vac
9 Vac
4,020
7c
85c
89c
3,753
71c
Dec
56c
60c
46,970
45c
Oct
62c
Dec
7c
85c
)c
7c
2,200
2c
July
10c
Apr
5%
Jan
14%
Dec
2.09
Apr
Feb
14
14
14%
445
2.00
1.70
2.00
2,400
27
27
28
6,805
24
Aug
29% Mar
7 VaC
7%c
1,000
6VaC
Dec
15c
.
—
"l
"
***.•-.•>•
1.45
Dec
2.70
Oct
Jan
lie
'
■
.1
'
-
'
'
_
Sep
23c
Feb
6c
Dec
21 %c
Aug
17,500
5c
Aug
16c
2.80
f-
'.
■
10c
6,333
7c
2.95
355
36%
250
6c
7c
.1
12,500
9 VaC
25%
'
.1
13C
6c
-1
—-
common...,.—_—
.
.
2.50
18%
3.15
Sep
Feb
July
Feb
34% July
8 Vac
1,800
8c
Jan
10c
Feb
——
of
Bank
Mines—*———
-10
Nova Scotia
—-
54%
-10
69%
1
Montreal——
of
Barnat
1
—1
Consol
1.55
Mines
2,00
Jan
54%
55%
Sep
62% July
71%
2,137
1,621
507/a
69%
65 y8
Jan
84%
Aug
1.50
1.56
36,500
1.24
Sep
1.94
Feb
1
53c,
t
53c
53c
500
53c
Dec
83c.
:.
83c
86c
10,900
60c
Mar
16 Vac
15c 16VaC
27,200
10c
Nov
11 Vac
Ltd——
Feb
v
•
Exploration
10c 11 Vac
27,650
10c
Sep
25c
72c
Apr
1.02 Aug
750
4c
Oct
71c
Dec
2.50
43c
Dec
Jan
May
4^
Bathurst
1.34 Mar
Apr
12c
26c
5c
Class
Jan
Power
&
Seattle
B
Jan
28c
Apr
Dec
9%c
Jun
90
41
Sep
52
Feb
26
Nov
7%
.
35,622
1,030
24%
4c
245
24c
7%
24
•
27%
20c
7 Vb
23c ;
-1
Duquesne
Beatty Bros
6c
6,500
42
!
7__
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5c
41 Va
27
Paper class A.
4%c
42
Petroleums
Bata
Apr
800
...
Mines
Uranium
2,300
8c
%
3.50
100
1,000
7c
Dec
75c
40c
91c
51,950
32c
Dec
13 %c
14c
2,800
9c
July
20c
.20 Vac
23c
28,000
12c
Dec
39c
8.15
8.50
3,200
90c
80c
90c
6,500
45c
10c.
10c
1,000
10c
Bell
July
8.40
Ex
Jan
23 c
',V
..;%V
,
33c
35c
3.20 July
Lumber
7.05
35c
36
Feb
Mar
9c
Sep
36c
6%
Jan
13% May
30
Bibls
1.95 May
5 %c
4,500
90c
89c
93c
16,500
...
2.59
2.60 '
18c
5c
60c
.
26c
17c
«
-4c
5c
,
1
,
800
Cooper
Mines
Yukon
Uranium
Blltmore
Black
Bouzan
Corp
64c
Jan
Bowater
Dec
Aug
Feb
Bowaters
•
5%
10c
47,000
7c
65c
8,100
51c
Jun
13c
8,720
9Vac
Dec
24c
14
300
12%
Jan
14Va May
I; •+
May
27 Vac Mar
Nov
1.08
Jan
Aug
Pioneer
1
Petroleums
6c
1,800
5c
Sep
10c
Jan
64c
81,300
45c
Sep
79c
Mar
39%
Oct
47
Aug
10
Dec
Sep
47c
Mar
.
7.25 Mar
2.60 Aug
Dec
9c
&
Tank
Preferred
,
42%
42%
150
9%
9%
10%
4,032
45
45
45
50
7c
8c
8,666
5.25
5.55
23,537
5.50,
Britalta
May
Mar
British
14VaC
NOV
35c
500
10%
Nov
14% Mar
3c
5c
2,600
3c
Dec
4%%
; 9c
34c
40c
43,500
i8c
Feb
50c
Jan
43c
500
40c
Oct
79c
5.00
2,450
5.05
7,050
25
,
44
1.00
„
Apr
7%
Dec
Sep
Dec
Apr
25
„
Jan
48
May
3.30 Mar
2.49
2.40
2.49
4,800
1.85
Oct
33%
35%
15,220
31%
Nov
44%
Feb
36
36
50
35
Oct
42
Feb
Nov
91
May
.,50
.100
81%
81%
83%
43 Vb
43
43%
322
49
81%
135
-50
-
—
70
42%
48%
Dec
47
11%
Aug
52% Aug
Oct
Oct
4.85
5%
4.35
19
Feb
Electric
preferred' —I———
preferred
preferred
5 Va % preferred
Mar
47%
8.40
Dec
Dec
50c
615
47%
4.90
Apr
15%c Mar
Sep
7c
10,294
49 Va
Oct
34%
„1
—
Oil——
Columbia
2,600
4.75
22%
50c
Jan
<
44
1,050
4.55
20%
.50
—,r—
Petroleum
American
50c
4.60
22%
common——,
British
20,000
17c
42%
—1
^
Bridge
Apr
6c
Brazilian Traction common
Jan
30c
Nov
8c
14c
61c
„1
preferred,——
Mersey
Jan
Feb
'—5.85
Sep
2.84
2,700
Sec
4.50
52c
1,000
42c
Dec
1.30
Apr
Broulan
1,500
51c
Dec
1.30
Apr
Brown
10 Vac
13c
9,500
5 VaC
Oct
16c
11%
l'3 %
8,230
10 %"• Dec
1.80
1,600
1.48
Nov
10c
6,000
8c
Dec
15 Vs
„•
Jan
July
Jail
2.84 Mar
Reef
25c
l
Feb
10c
Nov
25c
Feb
6V2C
Dec
96c
Feb
23c
Dec
94c
Feb
4 VaC
4 VaC
10,500
2,000
*
2c
Dec
9c
Jan
4.75
4.75
200
3.85
1.83
1.87
3c
3c
3 VaC
5,200
27%
15c
29c
37.500
12c
9c
12c
13,500
7c
1,100
6.60
Sep
2.62
Jan
1.66
Nov
3c
Dec
HV2C
Dec
30c
Mar
Dec
29c
Mar
9 Vac
,
5c
10c.
42,000
8V2C
3 VaC
4 VaC
2,000
3c
70c
70c
4,000
60c
1.55
1.55
500
4 VaC
5 %c
15,000
1.30
4c
Nov
Jan
Oct
;
r
42%
n
Feb
Sep
18
May
Oct
40 % Mar
39%»Sep
47% May
43%
510
47c
12,800
llVs
511
9%
10 Va
100
8%
Jan
100
2.20
Jan
2.25
Sep
5c
Nov
10%
—•-
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Brunswick, Mining & Smelting—-class
18
13 Va
33%
.
11
,1
; -1
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L
"
-
;
Oct
i,iio
6,686
5,625
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37%
43c
.25
Telephone
Mines—
class
Mills
•
.
14'/a
36%
43 V4
_•
Company
Bruck
14 Va
37
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Columbia
British
13%. 14%
14%
Products-
Columbia
Columbia Power—I
al.02
2.40
Forest
British
British
1.00
2.80,
49
„50
Columbia
British
3.25
10,000
'42.
26c
.50
;
2.30
94,442
__
2.05 May
Sep
,50
preferred
2.30
10c
5 VaC
Dec
13c
16c
-1
—
Dec
42c
70c
57c
64c
III
—
Ltd
Sep
9c
•'
900
1,350
10c
13%
—1
2c
Feb
82c
63c
12c
1
Bralorne
14c
'
8,400
44 Vb
Jan
Dec
13%
—1
pfd,_—
A
12c
Jan
9c
9%c;
1
Feb
11
10c 12 VaC
■
Apr
3.30
30c
f
39%
—1
42c
1
21,763
Boymar Gold Mines,—
9 Vac
5c
43%
80c
1.32
17 Vac 17 Vac
1
Jan
1.70
1
42%
43
,50C
Mines
Mines
Mines
9 Vac
4.75
Dec
Uranium—
Bay
52c
1
12c
—
Paper
12c
Sep
4.90
13 y8
900
-25
Corp
class
Hats
Apr
43c
13c
19c
^ Bidcop Mines Ltd
Jan
1.83
17c
a
19C
Mines
23c
11
2.84
Dec
385
12% Mar
Sep
July
16 Vac
5.00
61c
1.24
1.05
12,000
3.15
.
28,410
Sep
22c
2,200
3,500
18c
3.00
;•!;
'.
1.30
Nov
75c
2.30 Oct
200
26c
1.30
:
1.30
23
72c
1
1
Telephone
Bevdon
Feb
*
III
common,.
distribution,—
$2.30
Bowater
53,500
35 c
Co
Mining Com—
Quebec Mines—
Bethlehem
4.50 Mar
16c
6,800
29C
5,%c
f
-II
1
see page
Mav
10%
8 VaC
Bank
1.52 Mar
8c
,1.25
footnotes,
200
7.00 May
24c
Dec
July
8c
Ltd,.
Gas
50
6.05
26c
Aug
Ltd——
Oil
50
—.
Base Metals Mining
7,100
;
■5
1
—
725
Feb
Feb
12% May
4.50 Mar
7c
1
Ltd,
9,200
•
Mines—
Apr
Sep
71c
1
Ltd_,_,__,_
1,000
14c
7.00
Sep
2.50 Sep
11c
Sep
Aug
74c
—__1
—
4.00
12c
6.50
5 Va
16c
41c
Dec
60c
Nov
14%
14
Jun
Jan
Jun
'
»
—
-2.65
2.65"'
5.00
July
Ankerite
Buffalo
Red
.—
—
Lake——
Class
3.25
6,410
10c
9'/2C
11c
42,500
1.91
1.70
1.94
12,100
31
29 %
31
535
28%
Oct
39
Jan
6
6
6
50
5%
Feb
7
Oct
5
5
5
10
5
Apr
7c
7c
17%
17%
127/a
13%
13c
12c
13c
2,833
Feb
12 %c
16c
9,372
11c
Nov
Nov
26%c
16c
42c-
Jun
50c
57c
15,800
40c
Nov
1.27
20%
20
21%
19 Vb
*
A—
.
*
B
—
Hill
Extension,:—
Burlington
17%
——
Apr
,
2.80
7c
i
•
class
Ltd
Bullochs
3.25
—
Products
Building
:Ii
-_i
13%
Gold
Buffalo
'<
7c
1,150
1.30
5%c
3.70
39c
Feb
Aug
2.55 May
Jan
9c
Sep
Jan
5% May
1,600
6 VaC
Nov
lie
145
16%
Jan
2,110
Oct'
Feb
24
11%
July
14% Mar
Feb
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
Weedon
3.75
12c
7.00
Basco Oil & Gas——
1
Ltd
900
600
Oct
*
Mines
9 VB
Mines
Apr
30c
1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp—i
8
1.18
Nov
21c
52Cr,
1
Asbestos Co,rp Ltd—
Oils
Ltd————
8
52c
21c
Bunker
United
41,222
—50
Mines
13,000
.1
.'
70C
Feb
68C
Mines Ltd—1—1
Trebor Mines Ltd',,,,
60c
Oct
65c
1
Corp
Jan
70c
4.10
96c
68c
:—2
Ltd
Jan
91c
Belleterre
3
Ltd
Exploration
Titan Petroleum
25c
Dec
3.00 Aug
2,300
Belcher
Ltd——1
Ltd
Dec
56c
100
Mines
Buffadison
Lake
8c
2,800
1.15
Beaver
Mines Ltd..*—v-^v-L—1
Consolidated
Tache
34,883
1.06
Feb
:—',.1
Ltd,
12c
59c
1.08
Dec
—1
Mines
Feb
_50c
Apr
L.td,_l
Ltd,—
Mines
Feb
4
Oil
1.15
3c
Ltd
18c
Jan
6Vac
40c
Ltd
Mines
Oct
24
9V2C
*
Limited,,:.
Mines.
South
Mines
Uranium
3c
.1
4%%
St
8,048
Apr
25%
Jan*
16 %C
St
9C
7c'
45%
107/b
Nov
_*
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Mar
22
Sep
Dec
-1
RobervaT Mining
45c
Dec
Dec
Dec
46c
5c
Chemicals
Nov
19
Oct
3 VaC
3.15
&
21c
675
6.50
2 VaC
17 Vac
Rexspar Minerals
40%
3,000
18%
4,000
.,1
Ltd—1,1—
368
26c
5.15 May
37 Va July
16%
50,900
Ll
Red Crest Gold Mines
21
42%
23c
Dec
495
19,000
-1
Ltd
20
42%
26c
2.10
26V4 May
225
90c
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
Lithium Corp,.,,
Ltd
11,548
5,450
4V2C
Goldfields Ltd. -1
,-1
Quemont Mining Corp
22,310
19
3 V2C
Quebec
Quebec
Apr
3.20
33%
7.65
77c
Exploration,
Development Ltd
Smelting & Refining
65c
2.15
32%
18%
4V2C
Ltd—;_1
Oil
Sep
Sep
42% July
20c
19
3 Vac
Ltd, ,1
Quebec
34 Va
3,625
7.45
90 c
1
Ltd———
Chibougamau
6.571
30c
24 ' Mar
72'JS"Ahe
18%
Bralsaman
Quebec
Quebec
40%
('
*/'
42% :
common
Barymin
1.24
9,950
1.20
60c
,_1 L
Mines
10%'ifuly
39'/a
7c
Jan
Sep
15,100
V,
4 %C
1.20
4VaC
1,000
1.12
4 VaC
1
Ltd
Nov
7.45
Baska
2
Mines
Dec
5.T0
18%
Bankfield
Mar
.
.
3.50
Corp
58tii
Banff
Jan
2,500
85c
2.75
14c
Ltd.______—,_1
Mines
Mining
Sep
25
387
19
-25
Bordulac
Pennbec
16%
60
6.00
-25
Bicroft
Exploration
o75
60
5.75
2.90
Mines
Electric
'
*
_1
Partridge Canadian
Aug
Mar
Mar
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A,
5%
preferred
:1—1——
5% %
2nd preferred
Dec
8c
Ltd
61c
17
;
18%
14.75
—
,1
American
30
Feb
.H
—1
...
Gold
Bankeno
a29% a29 Va
*
1
Corp
Sep
Nov
2.80
30% Mar
LI
North
Asbestos
Aunor
Dec
1
Corp 'Ltd——
American
Aumaque
Feb
,1
North
38c
10
Feb
1.35 May
56c
Aumacho River Mines
1
Smelting Corp
-
Jan
1,100
8,510
Copper
Apr
1
Ltd
21%
47c
Nickel———.
Acceptance
Coast
Dec
20c
50c
3.60
Jun.
13%
—
8c
1,700
'
—
Arcadia
Yellowknife
Feb
1
Ltd
Jun
Jan
2.90
■—:——j.
Atlas
8V2C
1
Santiago Mines Ltd,,
1.05
9%c
—;
Nov
1,100
1
Vinray Mines Ltd—
New
12,539
2.55
2.90
—
Steels
8c
Mines Ltd,—1
New
Atlantic
8c
Mylamacue Explorations ;.Ltd
1
Pacific Coal &; Oils Ltd,,—.__20c
New
Atlantic
Sep
1
New
28%
common—_—
Atlas
100
V
Feb
Jun
Dec
1
27%
mil
Corp common,
Gold Mines,———.
3.00
3c
Ltd
:
Imperial
10c
24%
8c
Ltd,
New Jack: Lake Uranium
2.00
.
lc
—
35 y4 May
82c
Apr
1,000
Petroleum Corp Ltd——25c
Formaque Mines Ltd
1
New
4,250
'
1,500
National
New
Anthes
Associated
6c
M
4,875.
Jan
11 %c
___—
Mines
Asamera Oil
a87
1
'
.
Ansil
Argus
Arjon
5c
1
•
Jan
3.75
I8V2
5,400
"
•
Oct
15c
Dec
July
__20c
—
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Auto
5
Montgary Explorations Ltd
01c
Nov
1.02
—1
Petroleums
Jan
18%
2,290
20%
*
Ltd,
Corp of Canada
Mining Co Ltd
v.*''
Dec
72,000
27
Ltd
Aug
5c
8,890
-,50c
American
Oct
1
Molybdenite
Monpre
VaC
27
Mining Ltd,
Mid-Chibougamau
5
a83
new
36c
12
—10c
L—
Mines
Controls
Jan
•
*
Mines Ltd
5,700 '
1.20
1
Exploration,..
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper-
May
9.70
80c
1
of
Mclntyre-Porcupine
12c
Dec
29%
Ltd—1
Ltd
Co
Oct
Jan
37c
a2.45
a4c
1
Canada Ltd
Goldfield Corp,
Louvicourt
Mogador
Co
300
1
Mining
3c
7.35
70
15,600
10 Va
27Va'
1
;
Copper
Merrill
Ltd
Nov
2.35
.___1
Development—,^,
Warrants
a2.45
5
Mines Ltd
Explor
Silver
Linaside
11,700
a43
4c
-
Company Ltd—1
Mines
Zinc
6 Va
10
1
Lead
Kontiki
Va
a33
*
Mines
56c
47c
—50
Pete
Area Mines
10 %
Ltd
600
75c
Jan
alOVa alOVa
1
75c
2.90
Warrants
May'
38
Ltd.
Corp
Mar
1.00
—25
—
Mines
Nepheline
Lead
Anglo
7 Vac Mar
Nov
30
6
Ltd,.
Continental Oil
3c
6 V2
.
Israel
1,000
36
•—
Gold
4c
Dec
7%
,
Copper Mining
Hillcrest
4c
.
Mines
Mines Ltd
Ltd
Hollinger
i 8c
,
Ltd
Mines
Haitian
Ltd
33%
Oct
3.80 Mar
19
50c
12%
32%
preferred
4%
Leduc
Analogue
Jan
22c
9c
Sep
Jan
40,387
2.20
.10
Rare Earth
Oil
Ainurex
Anchor
IOV2C
Co
Amalgamated
2.50 Mar
2.40
2,075
72c
*13%
—
Jan
'
•
3.05
Feb
19%
30c
preferred
9.70
32%
lie
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—ilLFano
Mining & Exploration Inc„, _Ii
Fontana Mines (.1945) Ltd,
1
iL—
Oct
2.75
.50
Ltd
Almagamated ^Larder
1.70
5 %c
7c
Sep
24c
*
19
Inc_—_ __1
15VaC
Oct
39%
Feb
1,806
1.76
Apr
14c
13,600
Minerals
18c
Dec
6VaC
2,000
14,975
5.75
22
Dec
31,175
Dec
3:05
Aluminium
Oct
10c
7c
*
*Il
common,—.
Roxana
2,250
5c
1.73
__1
5 Va
1,000
«'
Nov
28c
22
42c
Alminex
8 V2C
19c
a45c
—
Algoma Steel
#2c
Oct
765
27%
-5
Oils
:
4,500
18%
19
2.20
—
4,750
•
Mar
1.10
common,,
Central
V2C
4
8 %c
8c
Algoma
2.29
4c
1.87
1
Cons
Pac
Uranium
12
2.75
Trunk
Gas
Alberta
Algom
Oct
39c
»
Warrants
Alberta
Jan
Jan
8%
July
625
5%c
T._.
—
Preferred
13
5.80
24
6 Va c
Distillers common.......
Voting trust
Nov
75c
—1
Warrants
34, r Ja,n
10% Mar
v,
Nov
22
60c
1
Explorations
Alberta
21
6.65
Sep
610
11
2.60
72 c
-50c
Gold
6,447
40 Vb
22%
18%
1
Yellowknife
45c
8c
3.00
1
Surpass Shoe
Mines Ltd
Ajax Petroleums
High
Oct
33
17C 17 VaC
17 VaC
Agnico
21c
17,710
40
18%
■
9c
Advocate Mines Ltd
13c
Low
30c
10%
10%
common-
Acme Gas <Ss Oil,,—
84c
Range for Year 1959
22%
„
Feb
Shares
High
39%
"III25
%—•.
for Week
of Prices
26C
397/b
Acadia Uranium Mines,
1.30 Mar
17c
'
Mines
Metal
Fab
29c
•
common
A
27,626
—
Minerals
Prh;e
Low
1
Paper
Atlantic Sugar
Class
31c
_75c
Ltd
Acadia
Anacon
Ltd
Mines
Dome
Chib
Ltd,,
&
Preferred
20c
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1
Copper
Power
Apr
10c
:_1.50
Mines Ltd
10c
2,OQO
l
L'Ungava
Denison
1,000
i
;
__
Miniere
Feb
67,500
l
-
Chibougamau. Jaculet Ltd.,
Cleveland Copper Corp
Compagnie
8c
Dec
a5c
___1
;
Chess
Mining Corp___
Chiboug Copper Corp
Nov
4c
»
Ltd,,
Ltd,
4c
*
:m\
;
Mines
Minerals
5,000
Mines
Abitlbi
12c
Ltd—,1.1
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
43c
;
Dollars
Sales
Range
Last
Sale
Par
65c63c
l
Central-Del
33c
5c
1
Ltd
Nov
4 V2C
*
Mines
11c
3,000
1
Explorations
Jan
45 c
29c
Edmonton Corp Ltd—___•
Campbellr Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canorama
10%
6.50
Canadian
Week's
Agnew
;.,i
Petroleums Ltd
Oct
STOCKS
Apr
4%C
—
Calgary
Canadian. Devonian
Expressed in
Feb
21c
15c
41c.
Are
July
85c
31,000
a3 %c
1
Mines Ltd
15c
Oct
600
50c
1
,.
Apr
Nov
5c
l
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
4c
5c
7,65
42c
Shown
Friday
Dec
25c
14c
4Vlc
-.
1
Ltd
10c
Abacus
;_i
Bellechasse Mining Corp
Jan
8,750
'
Prices
High
12,271
6C
.—,,1
Mining Co
4c
32,000
7.50
,"_i
Ltd
8c
5 VaC
i
Gold
Bay
9c
32c
6c
Range for Year 1959
Low
'
i
Ltd
Band-Ore
Bateman
7 Vac
35c
*
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Baker
7c
9c
i
i
Ltd
Toronto Stock Exchange
Shares
High,
7c
■
l
Exploration Ltd
Augustus
Prices
Low
•
Sulphur & Iron Co Led
(Range for Week Ended January 8)
for Week
of
Par
39
Sales
Last
•
\
.
Oils,4
1
1
25c
Mines
Petroleum
34c
Mar
7c
Aug
Calgary
Calgary
92c
Jan
5 '}t
Oils
Oct
2.28
Jan
Calvet
12c
Feb
Campbell Chibougamau
Gas
&
———.
18%
19 Vb
100
100
50
*
preferred
1,815
4.705
100
& Edmonton
Power new common
Nov
50c'
45c
49c
.7,700
6.20
6.80
15,031
*
•
1
6.60
,
10c
.19%
18
Sep
Dec
99% May
40c
5,70
Nov
Sep
,
35
20
103
74c
Feb
Jan
Dec
Aug
Apr
10% Mar
,
.>►
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(136)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Campbell Red
Lake
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
Low
—1
13V8
Low
12%
common...
33
13 «/8.
1,850
4.<2o'
5b
10
Mar
3.70
High
Crushed
Cut
Nov
12%
Dec
Cosmos
Feb
5.50
Coulee
33
33%
26'/a
107
25%
Nov
28%
Jun
171/a
Stone—
10
20 »/4
100
.__*
82
*_.._L_——,—26
24»/2
Foundries
Iron
18'4
2,300
12%
Jan
18
Dec
27
2.478
37
Sep
Mar
Cournor
common
20
20%
5.335
19%
Zinc
cowichan
preferred
Malting
common....
;
Preferred
Canada Oil
•
Lands
Warrants
Canada
—
class
Packers
Class
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Safeway
Ltd
preferred
Canada
Southern
Oils
Canada
Steamship
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian, Bank
Canadian
A
B
j
British
10
24%
Sep
28
Apr
Crovm
99c
35c
4,600
46
70
46
320
58
684
84
84
105
70c
55c
5.00'
11%
2.35
Oil
Cree
Jan
Crowpat
Crows
Nov
Dec
57
Jan
Crush
Oct
55
Apr
Cusco
55
Dec
70
Dec
91
Canada
50c
Minerals
6c
28,600
Sep
13c
3,764
52
Sep
*
-36 %
35
37%
4,486
33%
Sep
42%
common.*
€5%
15
16
705
Apr
6.80
6.50
7.05
1,760
Apr
10
6.35
6.35
6.60
520
,~
A_
*
1334
„
•
Y,'o
3.45 Mar
Jan
13%
465
2134
22%
1,695
16%
16%
100
19%
30
30
105
27
Oct
Deldona
6%
6%
7%
2,170
1.07
1.04
1.08
13,097
2134
16%
Pete
Collieries
3
common
Devonian
7"%
7%
8
Canadian
Class
Fairbanks
Jan
24 % July
24% July
6%
Electrohome
Warrants
Dominion
Canadian
General
Canadian
High
Sep
Aug
Dominion
Sep
90c
9%
1.69
Aug
Dominion
Husky
9%
July
Dominion
Steel
2.00
Nov
4.10
Jan
Dominion
Stores
3.20
Sep
6.05
Jan
Dominion
Invest
Tar '&
15
16%
300
11%
1.000
11%
65c
Nov
12
1,950
38,400
2.31
2.30
2.45
25,950
10%
10%
85c
Jun
10
100
16
60c
A_50c
*
10%
7
7
Jun
15%
15
55
60 V4
class
A
*
14%
35 %c
L_
Oils
__
10c
.
13
Apr
•
Dominion
common
Gold—
•
Inca
Canadian
Textile
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
Cos
MiriSs
Petrofina
Tire
Utilities
Wallpaper
Canadian
class
Natural
Wesjtinghouse
Can
BJ
15
Dec
19%
Jan
East
Malartic
Jun
62c
Jan
East
Sullivan
Mines
70c
Jan
Eastwood
1.05
1,225
Sep
1.85
17,380
7.60
Dec
14%
Jan
Class
4.65
1,200
4.00
Nov
8.50
Jan
Economic
11Tb
7 % Mar
12 V2
Met
Paper
Jan
163,022
15c
Oct
40c
Feb
Nov
Dec
24%
24%
2.484
22
Dec
24
196
72
Mines
30 Va
23%
Dec
72
"
El
72
10
15 V2
•320
14
Nov
24
Jan
50
23
Jan
35
July
Nov
77
Oct
20%
Dec
16
;
*
Ltd
1.13
*
7%c
y
13
1.13
12%
:
.
,
Sol
45c
5.80
1.26
1
13c
1.23
Mines
*
..•■./
Mines.
Cop
Mining
&
Smelting.
1
Smelting
13c
78c
Farm
"
Fraser
92c
Mar
52c
14c
19,583
<■
I2V2C
80c
18,000
60c
21,800
45c
20 %
22%
9c
't
1.90
43c* ;Sep
Dec
6,000
60c
9c
•
;
__
3.75
31c
1
__
13%
2.50
56c
2.30
50
2.80
16,072
*
Oil
Consolidated Bellekeno
Beta
Mines
Dec
1.65
'
Marcus
Mic
Consolidated
Mining
3,000
3.75
3.95
2,415
29c
31c
5,062
13>/4
Geco
—
Ltd
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher.-<
Smelting
Jan.
General
Motors
De<$
General Petroleum
21c
■
Jan
.Class
Consolidated Peak Oils...
Consolidated' Quebec Gold
13%
3.50
25c
525 "
53c
60c
-
56c
10%
"18,500 "
9,500
43c
24c 25%c
27c
3,125
8c
Sep
19c
General
Feb
Sep
5.25
Sep
50c
Consolidated
Red
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines"
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Jan
14
May
Consolidated
Sudbury
Consolidated
West
Gas
Basin
common
Geo
Scientific
Giant
Mascot
Dec
Giant
Class A
35c
Apr
Glacier
4c
2,900
Dec
Conwest
Exploration
Coppercorp Ltd
.1
Copper-Man. Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Nov
.10c
Feb
Glenn
Uranium
Dec
15c
B
Dec
20c
July
Goldale
Nov,.'
19c
11
11%
21,067
Aug
let's May
see
91/4
■
Sep
7,851
2.15
2.65 Mar
1.40
SepSep A'
1.40
-
-
1,165
Dec
Nov
-37%- Jan
-
28
60
62
100
60
60
-.20
53%'
Jan
1.30
1.43
43.800
80c
1.40
3,000
20c
1
8c
56
21c
25
9c
56
22c
56
1
2.10
6c
•'
53
7,500
•*.. -
Jun
27 %
<
.
31
52
-
5&
69,100
-
Apr
2.13
Jun
Feb
-a
50c
-A
14c
Jan
68
Jun
45c
Nov
■
Jan
Dec,.:
Dec?
'5c'
*■
Apr
72
,•-
.-15C-1 -Nov
8,300
Aug
-
;72
•
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-
Nov
6%C
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»
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,.
Aug
401/2 Mar
•
,
Jan*.
21c 21 Vac
1
L
May
,2,16 Sep
/•-
28
60
Jan
1.25
1.41
-
910 :
-
1.95
32
25,445
i
-15%c Mar
•
-'•■„'24%:-May
19
3,125
•
18% Dec
16 Va
__1
16'%-
545'
a \
10c
1
81c
68c
161,350
300/
'■■•■
7%
_15
a
86%
■
*
172 V4
■
lO Va' NOV
5c r Oct
'
25%
97
10
5.80
1.81
82
81 Va
iioo
Feb
2
8'
>
Dec
4.50 Apr
i
1.
"
88
Dec
187
Jun
7" 17
Mar
•
•-
■
;
:
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Mar-
35
97
-
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:
-
Jan
2.75 Jun
85- 7 Jun
,
;
Apr
9.00
-
;
Jan
-
HVac'Feb
'
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,
Sep
i->-75(T
1
51
-
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-4^-25 NOV
5.80
2.04
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a
Feb
Jan
a. 90-
k
Feb
1.12
*
27V4
1.12 Mar
I91/2C
'' Jan'.,
,<108*%* Jan
'
6c
:
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jan
use51-
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20c
;
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«
5 Va • May v
a.
-
172
11%
—
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a
.
-
9C
'■'-'h.
7%
19% May
s-
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Dec
25 Va May
■
; Nov,. -"340' Sep -a
(
39 «'• Sep .', •
-
86 Vb
-
Nov-
3.65
32%
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Nov
58c
-
A
72c
;
;
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47%
15 V* Sep
^ <
■
10c
aa_.
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>-5%
6%
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40
-
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Dec
63%
Jan
:
56 Va
> 43 '% Mar..-L.4,00 Sop -1
90c; Dec
-
lOVa
23
-
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s
10%
•
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19
"
Dec
9c
1
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1
'
V4
7c
'
16,000
30c
39c
41,575
3.65
3.75
9.65
12,668
29c
Dec
Dec
4.20
3.55
Mines
Jun
1.55 Mar
••
32c 7 Aug,;
,',11 VB Dec-
Jan,
7%c
•59c
Mar
25c
Jun
Aug'",' '•
-,?c
33c
435,989
Gordon
"(Canada
Mackay
Ciass
B
1,100
19c
Jan
36c
Mm
Great
Lakes
51c
Sep
Sep
1.05
Feb
Great
Lakes Power
200
4.50
Jan
28c
28c
30c
4,100
24c
64c
64c
3,686
46c
2.72
2.70
2.90
9,000
2.45
SeD
64c
1.15
Nov
5.25
19%
19
19%
10,012
17%
1.15
1.20
5,620
13,000
1.01
25c
24c
26c
100
1.00
-1.07
isc
15c
18c
~
69.800
18c
Preferred-—
Warrants
Apr
Feb
4c
Nov
34c
47c
41,600
4c
4%C
3,125
30c
24c
30c
1.400
7c
7c
1,600
10c
9%c
10c
14,200
71/2C
6%c
8c
43c
3.60
3.95
367/b
24 %c
4c
5c
4 10
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100
27c,
1.7J
•
18%
He
1.68
1,78
99
-
10,350
33c
9%c
_l
3.50
10,300
-
18%
18
225
Coal
class
A
v
1
Feb
Mar
25c
Mar
Greyhound
Guaranty
1.10 Mar
5.85
Sep
Sep \
Jun
Dec
Jun
14c
Nov
17%
Greening
Wire
ureyhawk Uranium
13 %c Mar
Nov
Sep
Sep
Sep
8%
(
*45%
-
Feb
22
Nov
26
7.10
Aug
30 %' July
23%
a
Jan
.
Dec
10%
May
5
315
Feb
Mar
38c
2.25 Mar
VM-OO. Sep^
-851'4. May
;
6%
Jan
Sen
3.35
Jan
2.00
260
2.00
1
C070
10%
Sep,
50
4.50
Oct
Aug
3.30
Dec
'
Jan
Jan
21r/4
--
4.80
6
6%
11
10%
11''/a
688
9Va
Feb',
11
10:V»
It
786
9 V4
Jan
4.55
4.70
620
3.90
Apr
6.15
•
5.55
«V?5
120
1.50
Apr
8.00
__*
4.05
150
4.00
*
3c
3 Va
c
22,015
%
10%
1,090
•
u
47% July
Jun
Gulch
-
:
...
Lines
•
Trust
105% May
Gwillim
Hahn
1
5c
10%
common.,
_4„A-*
a
.--a-aa
1
*
8'/aC
12%
'
74c
M&,r
16 %c Mar
2.50 Mar
21%. Feb
21%
Feb
1st
preferred a—
Hallnor
Farms
L—a'-
—
Mines
Hardee
1st
10
26%
27
6c
18
1.00
10c
5c
9c
12%
'.
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35,500
160
12 Va¬
il
100
1
preferred-
Harding Carpets
—
2.20
2.20
2.30
200
11VL
11%
11%
1,035
104
104
14%
a_
-
14%
15 '*4
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*
15
2,185'
page'42.
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200-
*
common
72c
23,250
.-V
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Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Jun
Mar
20c
'
13% Mar
'
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-
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15cJan
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Dec
Jan
19
7.50
•
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%
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934 July
Oct
4c
l-~;.7
.
Oct
5c
9.00
-
9
13"%
5.00
Sep
25
23,557
-
Sep
10%
4,000
10%
•
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Aug
3c
100
5c
9.45
80c
6.75 Mar
T,350T'" —$—•
4.05
9 VaC
90c
Products common:
Lake
Gold
Brass
27
1
a
t.
Warrants
-
10%
—10
Mines
Gurney
Aug
:
Gunnar Mines .A—
106
5.25
"•
Jan
4.80
4.80
0
—*
—
45c
Sep
•
"
4.60
-A—
warrants
17%
1,070
17%
—
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
1958
8c
1.60
"
20
warrants
21ca
6,000
36,749
18%
West
.
:Jan
7 % May
-..
vOct
•
Greater
1956
Jan
30
4.20
West
Great
Feb
Dec
102
3.80
Great
Jun
Mar
8c
Oct
•75
July
36c
July
3.25
34
22
14c
-
505
—
Develop
7c
39c
4,970
103
Plains
1.24
6,832
38%
1.20
,
Nov
36%
102
'
Oct
102
103
Great
Feb
Jun
6,.; Oct
,
-
335
25
I
common
"'48 7
Nov ."v.
6
2,200
warrants
Oct
5c
7c-
40,655 "
-
B
40Va
y-120
—
Jun
30c
77,050
47c
3.80
44c
Nov
1,000
41V4
25%
.Warrants
Feb
Nov
26c
2.55 Mar
Jan
63c
-
4,900
—*
:
ut-—a_
:
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46%c.,JFeb
Dec
'
4.825
1.39
:
—
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Great, Northern
May
—
common
-
13c
5c
45 %c
22%
Dec
9,867
4%c
43c
Oct
Paper
-
«
Dec
18 Vzc
-
—-205
—1
145,835
Sep
-210
-
72c
•
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2.50
50
4^r pfd—
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2.90
Dec
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class Aa—
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67c
1 15c
'
22,140
2.85
69c
-1,000
-9,407
—_—a_a_—__—_
Goodydar Tire
Apr
4.10 May
47c
Jan
1
1
Feb
714c
/Nov
20o,
37c
Goldfields Mining
Sep
22c "Jun
7
"
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Mar
20c
6.25 Mar
lO'Lc
-
92% May,; '
70c,v Dec-
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36
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1.40 A;ug
:
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87
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7
May;
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24% Mar-L
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;
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Sep
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1
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7.V2C
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15%
1 %
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71/2 Mar
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Goldray
1
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footnotes,
•
Apr
5c
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...
1.85
39'%
62
Mines—„
Granduc
•
1.85
1.75
38 Va
48f*
Grandroy Mines
;
1.85
1.85
38 Va
__
Mine—A-aaa
May
ZZZZZlOO
16c
8,000
*
Mining—
5c
100
Class B preferred.
2.00 May
Dec
_^_1
Yellowknife
'Jan
;__io
Sep
6 VaC
19 Va
Prospecting
Mar
63c
~ZZZ~I
.ZZ
Z*
85C
10,500
—*
—„-J.:
75c
7c
1
_
Petroleum
Co
82,950
8c
33 Va"
S)_-.__
Wares
53c
1
1.42
42,600
10
Ltd_A__a—-a
55c
Sep
"Jan "*
19c
■
Steel
Mines
Genex
Apr
Jun
LtrfZZ.__l
1.33
1.90
;
Mfg class A_aa
Preferred
Ajig
Nov
Z__Zl
MinesZZjT.50
Feb
1.70
<_
——
Products
38c
1
Mar
16c
10
a_aaa_aa
A
9,000
•
Mines
46c
Dec
1
20%
Sep
4,500 "
_j
Northland
Nov
4c
1.70
Ltd
Development
23 %c
-
11c
27.000
1.55
preferred
Bakeries
1,505
-
46,230
6c
1.75
50c
Dynamics
16,893 "
*
1.40
20c
a^aa—100
General
42c
St
Mar
May
5c
50c
a———
common
General
31c
11
Oct
15 c
1
General
43c
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Nov
8%
93
.
Va»
1.62
Trust-—:
Ltd.
32c
•
12
15c
Dec
9%
7c
Apr
9,000
8
—1
:
Co__
Rower
27 %c
..1
960
Feb
20%
Aug
8c
•
Mining
31c
Explor
18
Jan
J uly
9
6c
_•
Feb
Class
&
f
8c
18 %c
1
A_a—
41c
•
7 Vac-
9
1
common..u.
Trailer
Mines
9c
l
Ltd
9%
7%c
preferred—-—.: -100
Jun
-
68
Sep
10c
50c
3,65
1
9T'b
1
Ltd
May
89c
3.15
Feb
Jan
Jan
8%c
1
Oils
J)
43c
.
10%
•
lo
preferred
8c
HV4
1
835
;
—
7
Mines—
Gold
Mac
Co
1
c...
19%
A
(U
4.10
Aug
8c
5%
5%c
i'i.I
Gold
Consolidated
14c
32c
Mines
18%
—20
class
Ltd
Uatineau
8c
,_I
18%
_a
Co
(A
Gaitwin
9c
/
1
20
15%
__1
Petroleum
6c
•
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Helliwell
Marbenor
13 %C
8c
•
Denison Mines
Fenimore
24c
___1
Flin
Warrants
:
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon
Oil
Consolidated East Crest
__
a*
Gamma
Callinan
Howey
,
92%
Jan
:
Companies
Fruehauf
Jan
27%c Mar-
Dec '«
12%
,
3,000 ~
"
•
Nov
14 VB
23.50
Debentures
May
Apr
6,070
....
For
25c
53c
2.95
V.
22%
49
6,933
Ltd-
Mines
Frobisher
Jan
.i
19c
,
10
„
Key Mines
Consolidated Allenbee
Consumers
Aug
116,300
6,760
Con
Consolidated
2.30
/42c
66c
■
Dec
3,052
16 Vb
15.
8%c Mar
3.45
_
...
Coniagas Mines •
Coniaurum Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
Nov
Sep
67%
1
Metals
Consolidated
French
Nov
2.86
Cellulose
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
3c
3.00
Mines...
National
Consolidated
3.10
1.02
67%
21%
14
51 V4
15%
Canada—
General
Gold
Consolidated
of
9.20
4,300
2.95
•
787
50%
:
common—
Dec
7,000
y
67%
Equipment
15
15%
1
Manufacturing
Motor
Nov
1.29
52c
*
1
Consolidated
Ford
Francoeur
l
Willans
Cody Reco
Columbia
Fleet
Dec
13
Oct
May
50 %
1
Foundation
,_25
Combined
Fittings
Ford
9c
Jan
48
•
1
Grain
Jan
"2,000
Jan
12
*
...
Mining
Apr
"
Dec
Dec
/
Mining
1.75
99c
1011/2
Dec
II,935
15c
5,600
52%
Jun
6%
15,400
Feb
4.75
July
Jan
97
40
74c
Oct
35c
10
Dec
5.25
41%
475
4.25
6c
"6,000
.
Jail
15% May
May
82c
78c"
?" 32,631
131/2
241/2 Mar
Dec
8%
37
U 4.65
Jan
5%c
50c
59c
,
Chrysler
Lake
55c
9.40 May
'
Apr '''
Jan
25c
Jan
1.07
Nov
Dec
32
—1
Apr
2.45
Dec
2IV4 May
Apr
8.75
20
common
Ltd
200
1.35
"14c
.1
,
&
50c
41 V*
15%
,•
200
.
Fargo Oils
Farwest
Federal
39c
1
41%
Nickel
Players Canadian
Feb
1.23
41c
75c
Min—
Mines
Mining
1
__
41 Va
50
Corp
Famous
Jan
3%c
1
Jaculet
Cockshutt
Jan
14c
2%c
10,135
48c
5.25
1.33
32%
Developments
Mining
4,500 "
,
13
45c
1
.
32%
Mines
Freiman
,
Cochenour
35c
65,586
I,295
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines—.
Mar
53"
"Sep
37,675
-
9c
1.13
5.60
;_i
Gold
40
302,250
6V2C
•
Mines
Chibougamau
2%c
8c
1
;
Oil
Kayrand
200
17c 22 %c
•
•
Gold
Chesterville
1.17
'
Porcupine
Chromium
22c
45%
97c
5c
Rio
Central Pat
Cheskirk
45%
1.17
9
32^/Z
,
Falconbridge
Feb
19
45'%
1,280
35»/4 July
Jan
July
14%
Athabaska
Central Del
Oct
195
•
Explorers Alliance
200
29%
71%
&
15% May
Jan
700
*
825
21
7V'4
—
Eureka
335
_1
Corp
Nov
1.11
1,515
9.00
7%
A
31% Mar
11 Va Mar
126
19%
715
Empire Life Insurance—
21
1
Ltd
I9V2C
150
-
Mines
Eldrich
May
15%
•
Elder
"
14%
___i
Quartz
Mar
Oct
Sep
22%
5,440
Co
class
Common:
1.12 Mar
29 «/4
•
°
Gold
Class
Eddy
84c
95
19
8.80
20%.
98
common...:..
Match
Feb
Sep
15
14%
—
Asbestos
■
Eddy
20 Va
30c
29c
29 Va
I
Cassiar
Conduits
July
2,135
20V4
Explorations
Cariboo
Mar
! Jail
25c
"
Dec.
,*
a—A—-
10,555
650
21
1
Investment
17
7,396
•__
Oil
A
50c
199
8.80
52
Gold
41c
13%
9,065
5.00
Mines
23c
14,110
31 Va
97
.
210
25%
31
5.00
Ltd
1.875
Gas—
;
74c
'34c
Jun
9'% c
20,903
50%
Petroleum
East Amphi
8.55
13
*
Warrants
Coin
Dynamic
Fatima
Mines
Mar
Dec
July
__20
Erin
Chimo
Dec
8 %
62
__j_20
Can
Chiboug
11%
Dec
&
36c
27c
1.04
31 Va
•
Nov
25 y4
*
Western
Canadian
Chib
7%
42c
pfd_„——100
Mfrs
Jan
-
80c
6,500
95c
98
.
41
5,990
13 %C 14 VaC
51
Minerals
196
preferred
Charter
Oils
Dec
10%
260
13 "2 c
''.I 1.02
5.00
preferred
14 Va
25c
10
*-.5%%" preferred
Central
Duvex
24%
25
Vickers
Canadian
Cayzor
Jan
38c
common
4%%
Canadian
Captain
25c
•
preferred
Corp
Co
2.90
*
Canadian
4%
-
•
Railway
Canadian
Copper
Nov
2.01
16 Vb
45c
1
;
common
Canadian
15c
—-
common
Mines
Industries
375
„
"
Northwest
Canadian
LlOc
8%
—
Donalda
11V4
16%
Industries
10,100
295,100
19%
-
Dover
1.00
11%
North
14c
27c
common—*
Chemical
Jan
8.30
8.40
4.30
•
Malartic
23c
12fc
A23 VaC
common——1
,
75c
4.30
;
1
■
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
16,525
12 c
25c
31c
1
Coal—
&
Preferred
Dec
'
.
Canadian
Sep
..a
25% Mar
Dec
20c "Oct
860
7
60
100
a
Canadian
33c
1
:
12,125
'
Canadian
31c
Aug
40c
—_100
Preferred
Dec
16,175
15
Oil
Warrants
July
'
Jan
75c
20c
Homestead
Canadian
15c
:
—
Steel
&
Scottish
3.65
51c
Crest
Canadian
40,875
1
Magnesium
2.75
15
pfd
Securities
Jan
10%
20c
1„
:
73c
16%
class
Morse
Products
May
24
.
»'
15 %C
common
.-a—
Foundry
Preferred
Feb
3.40
54c
1
Food
Jan
18 %c
*
15
Oil
B
Canadian
19c
Dec
3.35
18c
2.5ir
2.25
.
•
&
Dec
147/b
Sep
...
Dominion
16% May
Oct
4.55
1
Gas
8c
100
3,485
16
9>/4
6c
Bridge
73c
*
Dock
Export
11,500
Jun
Jan
12,070
.
Duvan
Canadian
9c
16
1
Petroleum
3.50
..
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
Jun
jun
NOV :
48 Va
7c
Mining—7_
Mines
Dome
2.70
common
_
Dredge
13c
24»/a
34
.58
100
—1
Mines
Gold
•
Petroleum
Steel
Dec
120
9c
Palmer
•
Wright
t
,'• 2.60 Jan
Apr
6c
6c
—,
Dome
July
Sep
18%
4,160
*"
Preferred
5.15 Apr
23Va July
'
7c
Mines
1
Curtis
Canadian
Canadian <Drawn
13
!
:
•
r
:
Canadian
1.30 Mar /.
-
27
8%
Oils——.———4.—25c
Distillers Seagrams———-2
Jun
33
•
_____25
Preferred
8%
1
._10
Explorers
Horn
Devon
8.70 July
13%
____25
common
Chemical
Canadian
-
Jan
17% July
-
preferred
Chieftain
1.75
Mar
1
Darag,on Mines
66% July
S.1%. preferred
Canadian
Sen"
17% May
'
50 Va
27-.
50%
Mines
Dominion
Canadian
Sep
2.65
5,400
27
International Ltd—
Deer
7c
-ILL—
Celanese
12c
79,841
8c
50%
:
...
Decours'ey Brewis
56
7c
——l_'—_—-—
$1
2.64
.—5
—
5.00 May
Dec
6%c
ill.
Canadian
2.20
Apr
57c
2,975
8q
2.28
58c ','Jan
1,600
22 %
...1
Nest
12% Mar
Mar
2.85 Mar
10%
54%
common
class
3.95
.22
14
Dec
7 VaC
1,300
3.75
._io
Daering
54Vu
warrants
Canners
69c
69c
3.95
warrants.
——__—1—~
Aug
1.25 May
20
warrants
Canadian
700
High
Oct
26c
Aug
80
44 %
115
of
Pershing'
Feb
1.05
26c
2,500
.
Nov
Jan
45%
6,050
4.60
11%
—»——1.
Aluminium
9c
—1
——
Trust——
Zellerbach
56
57
70c
Commerce
Breweries
Canadian
Croinpr
24Va
12,425
—.,12.50
Minerals
of
Feb
1.30
100
26,650
11
Feb
76 %
45%
4:65
preferred
100%
45
Southern'Petroleum'"-:
Canada
Nov
Sep
1.20
10
.
80
54
32 %c
warrants
Mtge
45
100
35c
*
;
37%
82
57
24'/2
45'/2
—*
:
B
Dec
82
1-25
—
A
34c
9c
I50C
—
Ltd-.—
57
—
30c
»
Mines
L)
(R
12%
600
11
Copper
Craigmont
Low
12%
34c
Range for Year 1959
High
Low
ZZZi
•—
Mining.—.,———-
Crown
4%%
Canada
Shares
•
Imperial
Lead
Crain
Canada
for Week
Par
•
26Va
common
Preferred
Canada
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
High
a.io
—
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Sale Price
Monday, January 11, I960
,
.
(Range for Week Ended January 8)
Sales
stocks
.
:;i6
'
-
Apt
Nov
Mar
Z 2-60 July
'•*'19 V4 May
107 Va
"16"
Jdly
'Aug
7
Volume
Number
191
5915
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial
Chronicle
(137)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
Par
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Minerals
Harrison
Mines——.
of Lakes iron—i_l
Head
Red
Headway
Gold
Heath
Hces
Hendershot
Highland
Hinde
Hi
8c
18c
-1,760
15c
16,000
14c
Dec
25c
•
Jan
Jan
r
Maybrun
Mayfair
Oil
Dec
Mclntyre Porcupine
Nov
McKenzie
32,400
23J%c
Dec
58c
Jan
McMarmac
13,500
4%C
Dec
11c
Apr
McWatters
5
222
4.25
Nov
10
Apr
Medallion Petroleums
7%c
8%c
2,360
4
Jan
8
V4
83 y4
35
51
Dec
1.49
1.49
1.52
1,400
52 Mj
52 Va
53
55
*
28c
31c
6 Vac
-
5
8%c
83
l
Drilling—
7%
-
"
-6 c-
r.u
6%
Feb
11
Nov
35J% Mar
Jan
7%
1,511
29%
4,140
A
Class
-
Class
Home
'
•
12%
12
12%
8,890
10%
Dec
21
11%
UV4
11%
2,294
10 Vb
Dec
20%
Jan
Mill
4.90
4.90
5.00
1,150
4.80
Nov
5%
Nov
Milliken
T
•
,1
B
;
——_
—_
20c
Hoyle Mining
•
2
•
4.00
3,400
50 Va
3,490
47 J/2
13 Va
14
V4
8,561
10%
11c
1,000
Erie
&
11c
1
Mtge—
55%
57
1
1
Imperial
Class
Investment
class
—
10
*
A
i._22—1
L_
rights——-,
A
preferred—1
6 Vi %
40c
61%
63
9
8 J/2
30 c
Milton
63% Mar
21V8
Jan
Mining
20c
Jan
Min
Jan
56
16'/2c
15'/2c
17c
72,200
lO'/aC
Dec
1.08
1.08
1.15
29,300
88c
SeD
1.90 Mar
8c
7%c
9,000
6c
Dec
12%c Mar
50c
Dec
61J/2
Oct
76 Va
36%
80
.
Mining
<
Mines
1common
Nov
5
20 J/2
Dec
25
71 J/2
Aug'
33
Sep
ll'/2
Nov
•
37
12,703
11%
11%
2,670
51/4
5%
83
Co preferred—2
Natural Gas common
43
120
45o
Nov
50C
NOV
1.00
Jan
2.10
65c
82c
25,000
2.05
10,137
July
1.35
16 '/a
8c
100
Dec
49c
23c
21c
23c
103,300
20c
Sep
49c
1.02
87c
1.08
45,785
67c
Dec
2.90
Jan
2.80
2.65
2.80
350
3.75
Jan
9c
July
•'
Brewery
B
class
8c
4%c
5c
6c
2.60
Dec
5c
3,000
4c
12 Va
1,335
12 J/b
Dec
16 % Mar
8c
I,742
6c
Dec
27c
25
25
240
.22%
Jan
29m;; Jun
25
25^'s
258
23'/a
Dec
41
224
391/4
Nov
56
500
36'/a
Jan
75
Jan
60c
Sep
Dec
25%
*
Porcupine
83
10
75c
83
83
73c
*
:
"
52 '/a
__1
Works
'40
40
■
1
1—100
—
7,300
'
69c
17%
18
375
18
16%
28%
42
'
Apr
1.25
Apr
20 J/4 May
Dec
45
45
45
25
45
Oct
42%
40%
43
II,169
30
Mt
46% July
1
53c
51c
56c
21,225
48c
Multi
—1
53c
52c
55c
31,255
38c
Sep
July
Sep
1
* 20c
15c
July
-
Corp common
Wright Iron
6
Sep
Oct
95
National
Drug
National
Exploration
.
Feb
Sen
53J/8 July
Minerals
Nam a
Creek
—:
Mines—
Chemical
&
National
Grocers
Hosiery Mills
41/,
Sep
17%
Jan
3,995
4.30
Sep
Jan
National
Steel
200
13'/a
Sep
161/s Mar
National
Trust—
1.10
Oct
3.25
Nealon
7 J/a Mar
24
Aug
_5
corn.,
preferred
17c
20c
15%
15'/a
*
National
2,715
2,043
6%
Dec
90
•
Nov
14'A
Jun
May
52'/a
Feb
14J/a
Sep
Feb
5
Jun
5%
Feb
12 Va
.
25
^r—„j:——j..*-
Locomotive
11
14 J/4
Dec
7c
A—„^I__
Trust——
48
V4
14
Apr
Apr
July
Moore
10
5%
1
Aug
98c
15%
5%c
9c
15,400
20
class
26%
26%
3.75
4.00
7 J/a
Car
14%
39c
Mar
18% Apr
Nov
14c
Dec
28
26
3.70
Dec
Jan
May
5 '/a
Nov
14J/4
14%
675
49%
51
125
6 %c
9c
26,500
12c
14c
3,000
13c
15c
17,000
4c
6c
4,300
5c
Nov
12c
Mar
29c
35c
13,600
20c
Dec
69c
Mar
8c
10
—,
Aug
Feb
635
•
——
Jan
68c
5c
150
*
B_
May
1.04
14%
1^35
x-2tf,950
9c
,
50
'
20
Preferred
Jan
38,640
12
Jan
25c
59c
1.85
12'%
Montreal
125
5 J/n
3.35
15V4
76c
1
Montreal
1,070
20'A
Aug
Nov
_*
Corp___
Feb'
50%
20
45c
9c"
.
50c
.
Mines
Jan
;
92
12%
4.85
Jun
1.95
Corp
Moneta
46'% Jan
x
36'/4
20
10
Jan
25c
1
Corp
Monarch Knitting preferred
Dec
50%
*
,
Inland Cement
12J/aC
•
i
Metals
Preferred
41% July
16% July
36
'
'
—^
Molybdenum
■
20 J/2 May
11%,
50%
Sep
Sep
*
Uranium
83
25
36'A
-50
7c
1
32%
450
83
5
Jan
147c
Dec
76 J/2'
14%
-
58c
—
Petroleums
Ore
Molsons
May
12%
Sep
18 %
19,785
36
»
11%
9
36c
20J/a
7 6 J/2
20%
20c
8,000
Aug
Dec
Dec
-10Q
19'/a
20J/a
.
common—*
Inglis (John) & Co__
50o
__1
23,900
"
'
Brick
30c
.
875
...
2——:
preferred
1.80
Lake
Mir.damar
Nov
1,688
45c
19.J/a
39C"
<
20
Warrants
Inland
:
9 Va
——
5Vi'/c
26,512
Mining
City
49
9,631
62%
$1.40 preferred——.
25
Imperial Life Assurance,.:
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%. preferred
4.86%
$4 '/a
preferred
100 :
Industrial Accept Com Ltd
2.28
Oil
Class
Imperial Bank
-
2.01
Warrants
5.25 Mar
Dec
Oct
8c
630
37'/a c
20
Hydra Explorations 1
3.35
3.55
49 Va
13 %
Bay Oil1
Porcupine
Pam
Huron
3.85
• *
49%
Hudson
Hugh
i
Bay Mining & Smeltine
Hudson
26,500
2.20
Midwest Industries Gas—
Pitfield
&
Apr
1.25
Light & Power
Midcon
Dec
48c
8c
Uranium
Mexican
Jan
31%
36c
25c
Nov
26 Va
26c
Dec
7c
May
7
'
25c
31
33c
1.95
27%
.
2,315
1.78 Mar
8c
Island
29%
:
.30
28c
Sep
35c
Expl & Dev
^-5
—
29J/4
High
Dec
1.00
•
Mentor
Meta
2,300
1
Merrill
Jun
1.15
Red Lake—
Gold Mines
Dec
77
1.12
10c
1
Dec
Jan
4,400
291/4
_* *
common
new
Low
13c
1.12
.
Range for Year '9i"59
High
12c
Lake.
82 '/a
Oct
47
Red
Shares
13c
60o
19c
*
_i_.
;
Gas;
24 J/aC
»•
Midrim
•
&
of Prices
Low
L
Sep
6c
Caixada—.
Par
-
Jan
Too
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
Mines
6c
30c
Paper-common..
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
High
July
for Week
Range
Sale Price
8 Vac
,#
Bell
Tower
4,200
18c
1
&-:Co—
Dauch
&
J2c
14c
15c
—1
Preferred
>
Low
9c
Sales
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1959
3,025
10c
11c
—1
Lake—
-
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
10c
—1-
Mines—
H)
(Geo
■
10c
-^1
Gold
Hasaga
Low
—1
,
for Week
-
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended January 8)
Sales
Range
_
Last
41
13c
133,650
5c
Jan
14
19
Dec
49
Jan
Feb
56'/a
Aug
4'/aC Dec
20c
Jan
12 J/aC May
11c
Dec
37c
-
1.60
1.60
Warrants
1.75
1.400
Apr
Nello
Mines
Mines
45c
4,700
32c
Sep
70c
15 '/a
16
300
15
Apr
20
May
New
Alger
—25
Bronze
23 '/a
23'/a
100
22 V2
Jan
25
Apr
New
Athona
Dec
45c
1
k
International
Preferred
Feb
Nesbitt
Labine
Uranium
Mine3-
1
10c
——
7.400
7J/2C
Nickel Co common
•
104
104
105
9,702
83
Jan
International
Petroleum
*
32%
32
321%
325
29 J/4
Nov
42 J/j
Jan
New
Concord
Sep
45c
Jan
New
Continental
Molybdenum
__—
10c
VaC
8
5c
5c
80
1.20
1.20
80
1959
warrants--—
58
60
6,725
5
*—
Line
5J/4
1,600
4.60
2,980
21%
Jan
1.05
New
Dec
New
Dec
2.75
36%
38
36%
1.60
1.60
1.75
18,455
1.50
2.05
2.40
12,050
1.60
Jun
14 J/4
14 J/4
14%
600
—1
45c
34c
_20c
28c
_35c
Calumet
.1
34c
1
11J/2c
1
Gold
Mines
Development
July
New
Davies
'Dec
New
Delhi
New
New
Goldvue
New
Oil
Dickenson
29c
of
Canada
Pete
50c
Mines
1
I4%c
1
2.30
Mines
Jack
—
12
Mining
Walte
Jaye
3.05
Sep
:
—
Mines
(1939)
Gold
Mines.:
Preferred
Preferred
lie
10c
Sep
2.35
9'/4
9 Vo
9'A
8%
8J/2
45c^
24c
27c
-10
Joliet-Quebec Mines.
_15c
Douglas
Warrants '
—
r—.
of
Mines—-—
21'A
5c
Dec
8c
Dec
1.07
95c
1.14
190,700
61c
Sep
—
7 %c
7 %c
520
6c
Sep
10c 12%c
25,900
6Vac
Jan
19c
5,000
14c
Dec
41c
Mar
Apr
55c
Mar
Copper
.Class C warrants—j———
Minerals
Labatt
(John)
27
Lake
Leitch
2.60
2.60
6 %c
21% July
24
•
800
6V2C
Nov
60c
3,290
2.45
1.47 Mar
600
6c
Nov
11J/2C
1,650
18c
Dec
34c
Dec
5.80 May
30c
1,000
86c
12,200
22c
4
86c
83c
—3
24 Va
24>/a
.—,a——^—
-1
1.40
1:40
Mines--—------:
Gold
Mines——.—
Dec
86c
Dec
Get
28 J/4
1.10
.Bep
6c
Nov
_*
.
_
3c"
50
4c
'8
000
28'A
475
.1:80
.
3c
300
27
1.83
-1.9
83
'
A—■
Preferred
—-
___—
Preferred -B—
2 Class
clfiss
A__
B—.
:\
Preferred
...
123
25
26
•
Clagi
1,61 Mar
Iso
Class A warrants
—__—
'
40 Va
,40
•...
Northern
41
Loeb :(M). Ltd————
"2
——
'
Long Island Petroleums—'—
Long Point Gas__————
•
•
15 Vac
1,630
32
Sep
6.25
Quebec
7'%
17%
550
15c
-
'
; i8c
112,300
'
7%
Dec
III
55c
50c
55C
33c
30c
37c
30,700
14c
7c
-ic
7c
2,950
5c
Nov
^Lorado Uranium Mines.^.-—
"•
Warrants12
i—
—Louvicourt Goldfield
-—i~.———1
(W -M)___i— 2
Lowney
5 J/2 c
^
5J/2C
'26 J/4
26 J/4
•
18c
—1
•
Oct"
35 c
•
11 VaC
.
„•
9 J/aC
f
6c
-
3,000
26 Vi
O'Brien
Jan
Ocean
li%c
2.82
-47,050
-
-4c
July
Office
46c
—Oka
Jan
Jan
Gold
Macfie
.2^2—--——
-1
-
30c
_1
Mines
Macdonald
_1
Explorations
MacLeod Cockshutt
'2.92-
*32c
"-7c
6c
Va C
6
•
1.01
42
Rare
Okalta
Nov
111/2
Feb
Oleary
Oct
33
Jan
Ontario
40c
Jan
Opemiska
—7c
Jan
.42
42%
18%
18 %
18 Va
2.67
2.63
1.01
355
c
.2.66 Jan
3.10
Jun
25c
55c
V2C Dec'
"16c
Dec
5c
2.65 Mar
8 J/ac Feb
1.15
7,000
7c
9c
43c
2.T0
I,840
2.25
27c
Jan
Nov
22c
Mar
Nov
36c
Jan
4.60 Feb
Dec
36
&
-
Bloedel
class
J3——~
;■
deposit-receipt^.:-.:
MacMillan
Bloedei & Powell River-
Red Lake—
—i- —1
Magnet Cons. Mines.!
-1
Madsen
'
/
——i._:
:
■
130
21
Dec
90c
740
85c
Dec
1.80 Feb
1.10
1.20
24,100
96c
Sep
1.40 Aug
90c
1.17
Dec
78c
May
21c
Dec
85c
Aug
92o
Oct
1.98 May
47,550
75c
Dec
4,500
35c
Dec
46c
25c
38c
25,367
1.15
1.18
7,600
1,07
1.41
52c
81c
32'/4
34
37c
18,310
31c
1.15
K
42c
6,300
l.Ol
-37 Va
Die
45% July
400
37 Va
Dec
40
1.47
l.ll
52c
___•
>'
33 J/a
-
41
-
1.90
1.00
3.85
4.
•
'
1^29
1.22
1.31
Gas—4
*
-
common—,
*
—50
•
43
1
18-%
i
—
;
Mines
iMar
Sep
23c
Jan
6c
Dec
115c
Apr
57c
18
72c
80c
II,700
12%
13
300
12
Sep
Sep
17
loo-..;.
15
Nov
*
.".17
10 %c
lie
1,800
53c
60c
14c
28 V4
29
.
,
\
_
8.60
1
6'/2c
:
__
(.
;
;
33'/a
,
7"/b
:
32c
.
34c
-.9,900
*
7 '/a
-
:
.
35c
.
'.*■
1
.
"
.»
f
,'r
•
1.00
—1
" '
'
Preferred
'
:
i—
1.
'
Maritime Mining Corp-——
Martin-McNeely Mines—
.Massey^-Ferguson Ltd .common.;..—
4
\
-
A'
1
1
.
-
Consol
....
.
.
1.35
Jan
Nov
23c
Jan
Jan
30%
Sep
Sep
12% Mar
July
1.43 Oct
6c
.
7.00
9,900-
.
...
13c
65c
Nov
26c
.
Nov
7
.
Oct
21c
'
....
200
5145
May
2 Vac
Oct
:.
May
Pamour
5c
Feb
Parmaque
Pardee
.6,700
94c
Dec
1.25
Apr
4c
Dec
11c
Mar
-3,625
,
-61C
Dec
14
-14
50
91
5
12%
.
Nov
19%
90
-
Aug 0
,
Jun
97 J/a
Jan
."14c
17c
85.530
7J/2C
13c
20,500
9c
9-'%c
6,000
9J/aC
.
1.27
.
35c
.'
28,750
35c :.:39c
12 J/s
100
9J/2C
9J/aC
*
.
102
Jun
:.y 125 :
/
10O
»
<
8c
4.50
Dec
iOct
Feb
47c
16%
-
Mines
45c
,22c
6.00
Mar
May
Warrants—
Paymaster
2
,4
Nov..
,18%
4,032
13,400
36% Mar
29
29c
Nov
95c
Jan
4,000
50c
Sep
79c
May
6'/aC
10c
72,500
6c
Jan
13c
Mar
22c
19,300
15c
Dec
56c " Jan
1.00 Jan
3.25 Aug
18c
*
s
3.05
,-3.05
525
3.20
3.40
1,500
62C
66C
8,267
2.65
: 63(^-
Consol:
1
2.80
2.80
2,780
' '
"
20c
3.40
33c 39 J/ec
7%
\ Perron
Gae
Gold
Peruvian
Oil preferred—,
Mines.,
L
i
&
I
79c
74c
Oil
&
Phillips Oil' Co Ltd.
May
Jan
-
;
Mines—:
Petrol OR & Gas—
2.60
5.30 Jan
Oct
20c
19C
2
_1
;
:
' 21c
•
:
1.12
;
1
.
21c 21 J%c
1.00
1
Pickle Crow Gold: MinesU,.,--_4# s<*
P{tch Ore Uranium—__L—; •
78c
88c
1.14
78c
'
■
'
86c "
85c
88c
-
r-
8,900
-
15,200
5'/2c
••
6c
11%
73c
Dec 1
"
95c
Dec
60c
*
lv75.Mar
'
2.79 May
'
1.64 Jan
Nov
75c
7,698
Oct
5J/2C Dec
Jan
1.80, Jan
29c •' Feb
Nov
-
Oct
39 %c Oct
Dec
13c-
17,425
4,700
Jun
•
~
4.
Feb
-6% Nov '
66c
500
1.00
1.04
"
36,050
83c
-
1
:——
3,100
Feb
Feb
27c
Dec
20c
-
-
;8'/a-'
2.15
2.15
Dec
i8c
191,450
8 J/a
60c
19,725
35c
il.25 '
1
common
Jun
Oct
64c
'
1
Pipeline
Jan
12 3/4
„_
26Ve
44c
1
—_4
Exploration
•Rermo
Aug
Jun
Jun
10%
•
* 7 1.15 Oct
60c
21c
,
^
"
26%
9'/2C
'
Canada_4:
-
39c
11
4
Drilling—
Pembina
Mar
>113
1
27
64c
1
—
Peerless
Feb
2.05 Mar
10% Jan
220
""
17c
20c
Bep"
25y2c Jan
1,695
:
*
Dec
98cr
17,950
13,500
10c
.4.70
NOV:
8VaC
53,800
11%,
100'A
*_
1.33
6C'
18,932
8.95
*
Pa to Cpnsol Gold
42%cMar
Nov*
lie
Mar
8%: Sep
'
1.40 Mar
"
16c
4.7.0
42.
.
-91
.
91
190c..
Amalg
-4
4
Mines
of
12%
8.75
—
Porcupine
Patino
11%
•
—
Pamoil Ltd
July
13,040
..
...7cl,
....i
—1—:
Page Hershey Tubes
6c
1.12 %
8.75
Petroleums
Warrants
17c
Jan4
2.55
1,160
10c
«
——•
For footnotes, see page
.
UVa
'J. Maxv/elI...Lt4
:
85c
-14
—•
1
1 '
«ofiyertlble preferredi-4—--10Q
MataChewan
4%C
,
88c
'
-
1
Marigold Oils
3c
pacific
-
De<?
.
10,600
1.05.
97c
:
4%C
100
—
Maralgo Mines
«'
6,461
.11,230
r 10c.
-
Uranium
Mar con Mines
v'
8c
—
Sep
Nov
Dec
Jan
Parker
'
4-—-—-1
.Manitou JBarvue——
4--—---*
Maple Leaf Milling common
•
.
2.68
8c
3c
:
.
Feb
Apr
43c
.'
3,500
7c
'
33c
.
.
c
'
6J/2C
.
20
17Vic"
11c
,
101,050
I
1.07 May
26
w
3,000
.
2.00 May
10C
..
33,310
93c
.
,
45c
315
„
.
_
....
5,723
12 %c
•
.
80c
,1
30c
Dec
12c
29,500
8.05
.—4
Sep
85c
9 VaC
88c
•_—*
4.
10c
6c
8.30
;
May
800
29
;
4
j._
Dec
1,500
1
4.
Wholesale;'
70
..
2,400
.
Sep
Jan
42c
80
17C
14c
^
1.40
Sep
12c
.*
Mines
4.00 Feb
Dec
•83c
1
Copper
1.00
16c
10
,_10
^
July
15c
78c
,900
Debenture—j
28
Dec
9 J/2c
*
1
Oct
Nov
2.60
12c
.
.
12%
;
,,
2,500
71
Apr
18
80c
,
—
;
71
:
Z
220
19C
Jan
1:85
Jun
17c
-
1
j
;
12c
1
j
•
—
1.10
'
Dec
5.00
24%
2,230
19c
19
Nov
80c
1
4
:
—
Lake
3.40
lllO
Jan
Dec
12%
50
3.20
.71
.
3,490
25 '/a
„
..—100
-
1.80
443A Aug
Oct
Sep
3.00 May
'
8,740
15
•
1.10
preferred^
-
2.55 Jan
2 4'/a
Feb
13
18,555
*•32,335
•
16%
3.20
>
—20
Gold
Osisko
40
25V2
'•
15J/0
__
—20
4
Ltd
&
12
570
i8%
!
79,275
-
44 J/4
17%
*
Mines
Loan
Oshawa
- Jan
.„2,801
..
—-
Goldflelds——i.——
Malartic
^
■.Maneast
•
*
.Majcirtrans
,
•
■
May
22
95c
•
Macmillan
..:Class. B
Mar
4.50 Mar
Sep.
Sep
19,250
Dec
13 J/ac Feb
Nov *
9c
2.50
45c
Sep
3.00
8,405
83,000
21'/2
—1
1.20 Jan
Dec
Aug
1.25
"
22
•
Power
Ormsby Mines
Jan
4
20c
C
3.70
3.50
10'/2c 12»/aC
2.70
—
Malartic
Orchan
22 %c: Oct
Dec
46,500
22 %c 24 '/a
•
Metals—
Oils
Aug
-16,500
-15; &00
u43
;42
-
---
1.03
42 Va
-1
—
_—
:
30c
Nov
Specialty Mfg__' '*
Orenada
Macassa Mines
4c
1
Mines
Cement
lOC
18,200
8,500
9c
Mines
Lake
25Va
30
"19c
17c
■
6 '/he
1
Mines
Obaska
Mar
26c
6ic
;23c
.
5'/aC
*
Beaucage__J.^.
*
"
——
Lyndhurst Mines ■ —.—:——
Lynx -Yellowknife Gold 'Mines—.
i
Nov
8,050 *
:
15
6J/2C Jan
Mar
-
Oils
Nudulama
.Feb
May
17»/4 Mar
*
—1
-
48
"
Mar
58
Dec
_1
^Telephone
Norvalie
Nova
Feb
42
.
30c
Sep
80c
lie
I
———'
Northwestern Util
May
40 J/2
Oct
Jan
44 V*
61,018
8c
;
".Warrants—
Feb
Dec
40
.1,265
9.00
15c
3,934
1.10
4—
Northern
141
*
l-
1,600
48%
97c
10 %c
L
Natural
Feb
"
"
8.70
8..70
——
19c
47%
lie
Ltd
Ontario
6c
Dec
19c
48
1.04
5J/2C
425o
Mines
2.48
Sep
5c
57c
8J/2C
warrants
-Northern
Sep
25
Mines
_—1
Canada
Jan
30% Aug
24%
2,021
45c
1.41
;
Northern
17c
Aug
:
:
2,400
7,415
8,035
Apr
1.18 Mar
4—
•
A
Nov
26%
1,601
V 27
25%
257/o
—
26
■
450
28
27
..
26
.
,
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27%
.30
>-
•
Loblaw -Cos
<
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27
.
65c
1.46
Jan
15'/a
Dec
Sep
_1
common
Uranium
A
Northland
.30
10%
50c
69c
1.45
•
lie
:
1957 warrants—
-
Groceterias common....
325
96,016
1.40
60c
—50
Oils
Rankin
Nov
:
1.60
11%'
11%
—
.
68c
23c
;
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Preferred
Jan
""
Nov
3.65
-
Goldcrest
Class
\
85c
.22%
5,765
2,500
.
8c
'8c
-1
Little Long Lac Gold—s-^—
r
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-Lexindin
'.
~
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Nov
45C
•
Mining
Ltd_
North Star Oil common—
>
200
24 J/2.
1.45
Oils
Northspan
•
Jun
38c
Sep
4c
2,800
•
Coldstream
North
Jun
1,596
30c
6,500
63c
1
Northgate Exploration Ltd—
Jan
;i9c
4.00
5J/2C
57c
Jun
4.30
"
May
10c
5'/aC
57c
1
Canadian
North
3.25
May
10c
—
5J/2C
,__1
Preferred.
J-1.50 Mar
Nov
-——T__—■
Gold
North
Jan
'
-/■-
Northcal
North
'
Jan
-
26c
•
:
—
Norsyncomaque
321% Aug
311/4 Mar
: Dec
60c'. Dec
15,850.
2.71 May
Nov
4.
Nickel
Jun
2.17
86c
Dec
8c
l
4.
Mines
Jun
19c
4.30
Norgold
Apr
4.00
19c
-I
tLencourt
Loblaw
25
3,406
2.80
1
Candy—<
Gold
2,218
82 c
._1
—
Secord
A
:83 c.
Apr
_!
4"
;
Mines
Warrants
27%.
72C
Mining—
Silver
Langis
.Laura
Sep
82c
„1
—.
Mines!2-————!-•
Wasa
Sep
32c
26%
._lf
Gold————--
Mines—
Lake ! Shore
61c
68c
1
Mines
5,735
30c
3,250
j_1
Mining Corp
20,372
;
Gold
Mines
Normetal
40c
83c
Acme
Noranda
Norbeau
Norlartic
1.70
28
Nor
Feb
4.10
16,300
568,137
10c
i
Norpax
Jan
34c
1.26
^
Apr
Apr
30c
95c
1
:
-
Mar'
2.35
32c
1.25
1
■.£
7.20
18 V4
Jan
27'/aC Apr
18c
*
Mines
14c
16,591
Jan
1.53 Mar
12c
19c
1
Mines
Mines
12%
113t991
'
Nisto
3.00 Mar
Nov
3.70
27%
Nipissing
Feb
Nov
4'Vac
1.23
■
Nickel Rim
Apr
11%
15c
11 Va c
_1
;
Mining & Smelting
Apr
8
'
Apr
.
72c
Dec
3.50
635
2'1 J/4-
-I
Gas
Lake- Osu
6%
425
11'%c Apr
1
26 J/aC July
Dec
37c
._1
Mines:
vLake- Lingman
•
1.55
4 000
„1
Dufault
Lakeland
Dec
-
27%
Exploration—
Labrador. Mining
45c
Sep
39c
,
Ltd—
Lake! Cinch -Mines—i—————',
Lake
11 J/4
69c'
Nov
3.35
1.63
—1
u
Nickel
Sep
20%
-
Apr
Sep
,
1
Apr
8
9
Sep
3,000
1
Rouyn Merger
J/4
11
21c
35 c
'•
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
Senator Rouyn—
Superior Oils
Niagara Wire class B
33c
12c
4.00
Mar
3.28
2.20
1
Manitoba
New
5,000
6J/aC-
Apr
38c
Dec
-
3,970
Jan
•
2.80
Jan
965
36c
Dec
2,000
10,100
Mar
_1
Mines
New
Jan
1,000
8%
3.50
Kilembe
Kirkland
Feb
34c
8%
6 VaC
i.
Kerr-Addison Gold
21c
Dec
5,440
*
•
Canada—
Gold
Sep
Jan
-
New
7c
3,400
.....
Jun
3.15
New
9c
•
Nov
12c
18c
2.35
Jan
22c
20,450
Mines
Newlund
New
15,000
7%
13c
17c
2.20
43c
10c
Kelore
Dec
Jan
43c
7 Va
73c
8 '/2c
1
Nov
16c
Va
7
A——-
Dec
13%c 14»/2c
—
1
12%
|.95
3.85
class
Kelly
Kenville
•
21c
5c
Mines
64c
40c
14c
1—1
Co Ltd;
—T—.
2,200
9c
Jason
Nov
1.80
16c
Mines
35c
Nov
7 %c
New Hosco Mines
34c
Sep
1.90
315
Dec
9Vac
New
Apr
Sep
9,065
-f-
4c
1
16% Aug
6
810
—
IIII
1.07
12,400
.«
24c
2,010
•
82c
Mar
20c
116,750
lie
2.15
10c
1,490
14c
9c
10C
42c
•——L;.——
Kelvinator
6%
6 J/2
2.35
::io
B___—
Warrants
Oils
10,250
22 %c
•:
•—
Jowsey Mining
14,287
24c
1.28
24c
6'/a
—1
.
Jockey Club Ltd common—
Jonsmith
1.40
1.36
1
Jellicoe
Joburke
Jupiter
108,480
1
Exploration
Lake
31c
1
Jacobus
Jefferson
25 VaC
ll'/aC Aug
25,900
6c
4.25 Mar
Jan
30c
98,700
Jun
*
,
47c-
Mar
1
28c
28c
Mines
16c
6c
New
_
Uranium
Iso
"
26c 29 '/2C
_*
Harricana
59'
Dec
2.30
Bidlamaque
7'J/a May
39% Aug
48 J/4 Mar
'
*
A—_——25c
Irish Copper Mines—;—
1
Iron Bay Mines——
;—
1,
Iroquois
Glass
preferred
10
—i
1
"
Oct
59 Va
5
Interprovincial Steel
Investors Syndicate class
5c
-
'Ac Jan
106
v
Interprovincial Bldg Credits 1955 wts—
Interprovincial Pipe
41
,
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14J/2c
1
;
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International
International
7 %c
*
37c
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>
—
1.25 May
-
12c
Mar
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(138)
.
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Monday, January 11, 1960
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CANADIAN MARKETS
ft
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Week's
ub
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
W
•
Oils
River
Powell
Powell
Oil
Protm
Mines
Nov
31c
Feb
5 %
Sep
91c
Dec
Dec
47c
May
70
m
KT
H*.
Radiore
520
52 Va
Nov
2,550
1.85
Sep
4.55
Apr
Transcontinental
3.55
1,615
3.05
Dec
5.00
Oct
Trans
Prairie
Triad
Oil
7%
Nov
Sep.
m
i
1.35
5,300
1.20
Nov
2.45 Mar
5.10
8,105
4.40
Dec
8.35 Mar
2.58
2.40
2.62
5.00
Twin
Dec
Jan
it'
,65c
71c
10,500
Dec
1.10
2.62
30,283
2.25
Sep
3.30
Jan
Ultra
6c
7' Vac
10,500
5c
Nov
12c
Jan
Union Gas
55C
Nov
7pc
Mar
Dec
77c
Mar
i.iv.
17 %C
17c
19c
48,900
11c
Sep
47c
Mar
5c
5c
2,000
3Vac
Nov
7 VaC Mar
3.15
3.00
3.50
4,740
2.50 Aug
10c
Dec
12c
1,500
65c
55c
66c
29,400
1
17%
16 Va
11c
17%
3,913
1
•
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14 %C
13c 14V2C
19,200
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Apr
United Fuel Inv
Dec
95c " Jan
United Keno
Sep
22%
Jan
United
Roe
11c
33 %c
Jun
United
6,770
9¥a
15 V4 Mar
United
Steel
u y*
50
11V4
Apr
13
United
8%C
8Vac
8Vac
500
8c
Dec
17c
69 c
63c
74c
136,400
44c
Jan
—
Mar
30c
2,850
68c
329,820
24c
Oct
75c
Jan
St
67,525
30c
Nov
64c
Jun
Victoria &
4 Vac
15,000
Feb
Violamac
27%
271/4
28
1.47
1.60
41c
7c
Oct
4C
85,106
7c
5,000
40c
65c
July
1.30
2,600
25c
18c
205
1.60
2.28
NOV
10c
SeD
25
40
1.07 Mar
Feb
July
25c
j:|
San
Feb
Feb
Walker
17c
Dec
13c
52,500
35c
167,500
6 VaC
5 Vac
7c
35,108
6%
6%
9,707
80
80
125
7c
8c
12,500
79
79%
1,712
8.35
7.20
9.35
12,255
Nov
11%
Feb
17V4
17%
645
17
Nov
23 Va
Jan
10%
10%
11
520
9
Mar
14
Jun
17%
17%
I8V4
3,923
93%
'
Mines
1
22,770
9c
77c
Jan
Dec
24c
Jan
Sep
22Vac
54c
May
14c
Mv
Sapphirfe
nil'..
Nov
Oct
87c
1
1
A
Class
Sheep
V-
24c
4.25
29%
31
50
—
Petroleums
Wayne
Webb
&
15Va
13%
93
92
July
Nov
45
62c
1,766
10c
11,000
6c
Nov
4,500
60c
Dec
33
Sep
.
88c
44%
1.20
.
Lake
20
Westburne
4.40
900
5
2,925
82c
Mar
5
29%
30%
7,504
27
31
31%
205
1.00
1,600
'IS
.
2.71
2.89
West
23%
West
1
4.00
3.95
4.00
425
Miller
1
36%
34c
42c
31,300
5,000
•!1
Silver
Standard
S
ftc<
common
Slocan
1.58 May
63
1.55
Sep
s
80c
Dec
Western
Surf
Weston
(Geo)
Class
•
Feb
4%%
30c
32c
Sen
7.30
Jan
Dec
5V4
i
,Mbj
Wiltsey
Jan
Wood
Jan
Wood
4.50
Jun
65c
Sep
Jan
22Vac Sep
Jan
47c
Jan
July
10Va
Dec
12
40
July
Jan
92c '
99c
_
2.55 May
Yellorex
32% Mar
10c
11c
21,000
9c
Dec
21c
Mar
65c
Dec
82%
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fit
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15
3.80
4,750
30c
43c
55,240
9 %C
13c
50c
56c
53c
47c
6c
5c
38
37%
38 V4
85%
87%
4 Vac
5c
6,700
13 V4
11%
13 V*
22%
22%
6
5c
preferred
Sturgeon River GoldSubmarine
22c
Jan
Dec
19c
18c
Oil
Gas
1
Sep
24%
13%
Dec
17
Nov
3.80
Dec
1,770
5 VaC
Nov
8,725
25c
Dec
53C
13,650
40c
Dec
7c
46,500
3 VaC
Oct
340
35 Va
Oct
43%
4,937
68%
Jan
90
class
11c
1.30
Dec
2.65
Feb
14 Vt May
Feb
14
1.95
Apr
6.00
Dec
2.75
Dec
8c
Oct
8.40 Mar
40
32% Mar
12,160
2.75
5c
•
9%C
11 Vac
July
650
22c
Apr
2.75
Dec
4.10
Mar
8c
Nov
34c
Mar
63,700-
12c
3,000
8 VaC
16c
17c
4,500
12c
1.75
2.15
1,840
75c
64c
78c
26,120
1.52
1.36
1.60
23,002
Oct
2.32
Feb
60c
1,200
50c
Oct
1.09
Apr
6 Vac
6 VaC
4,500
4c
Oct
9c
Feb
695
11
Nov
15%
Jan
705
313/4 May
34
Dec
11
Jan
4.46
Jan
17c
.
12
,12%
32%
32 Va
32%
360"
20 %c Mar
Sep
28c
Dec
60c
Oct
1.15
360
360
400
3.40
1.35
800
1.05 Aug
1.41
1.40
1.55
12,650
-20
24%
24%
24%
24
Sep
50c
55c
4,900
41c
Nov
12%C
,
55c
12 %c
100 \
1.21
Apr
1.90
Dec
93c
Nov
1.50
1.20
Jan
Mar
2.25
Dec
Sep
1.06
15c
3,050
Nov
2,075
33
Sep
44%
36 Vt
630
33
Sep
44%
82
82
160
54
Sep
96
15%
16 Vt
745
11%
Dec
102 102 V4
90
100 V*
Oct
Jan
23c
35
35
,
'
15%
Feb
29
34
35 Vt
——
100
102
1
Nov
Apr
Apr
Mar
24%
•
Apr
1.40
100
class
19%
A
50c
Nov
9,500
9c
Nov
5.00
200
4.00
Dec
6.00 May
29
275
243/4
Jun
30 V4
83,800
2.60
Jan
1.85
Nov
1.10
Jan
22c
Jan
Aug
82
82
30
19 Va
19%
1,405
Nov
24%
Apr
mm
8.05
8.25
430
8.00
Dec
13%
Apr
1.25
1.25
1.28
9,326
1.18
Nov
18 Vac:21 VaC
26,200
'mm.
•
—
500
10c
82
5
—
95c
28%
28%
1.60
4.70
•
A
Ltd
May
9 Vac
w
——
class
108
90c
1
/ 1
."
„
_——
-
Zinc_
1
.
Yankee
Canuck
Oil
Mines.:
84
79 Va Mar
14
Sep
1.65
Knitting class A
Young (H G)
Mines
66c
Feb
Dec
14c
July
July
6c
9%c
4,300
6c
Dec
1.10
12,670
97c
Jan
1.64
1.60
225
Nov
2.00 Aug
1.44 May
1.60
78c
24,500
78c
91c
101,600
4 Vac
4 VaC
3,475
26 %C
25c
29c
19,400
2.70
2.60
2.75
8,510
4 VaC
1.50
Dec
11c
Jan
Toronto Stock
Jan
Prices
2.00 Nov
82c
9c
Shown
67C
Dec
3 %C
Dec
8c
Apr
20c
Oct
'40c
Jun
2.45
3.10 May
Sep
STOCKS
Last
Apr
5
Jan
6 Va
Jan
12c
Jan
Nov
British
American
Gold
Sunburst
1
19c
17c
'20c
6,140
14c
•
I6V4
15%
16%
1,385
HVt
Dec
,
Canada
&
Canada
Canadian
Bronze
July
Canadian
General
Dec
24
21 Va
275
4.20
4.20
55
3.30
500
3.00
Jun
4.25
Feb
16
15%
16
3,024
11V»
Ded
17%
Feb
3.50
3.50
200
3.15
3.25
Jan
Nov
Apr
7.50 July
5% May
.1
79c
76c
1.04
321,600
•
24 Va
24 Va
25 Va
555
65C
69c
4,425
58C
NOV
55c
55c
55c
1,000
47c
Nov
80c
Sep
2.48 Feb
1.00
Jan
7%
25%
53
53
95
3.90
4.20
3,361
1" '
17V4
17
17 V4
1,989
17
Dec
34
283
28
Jan
38% July
23
10
20
Oct
-25%
Dec
38 Va
1.25
1,250
Sugar
•
32
Dec
36 Va
Feb
43%
Sep
62
Apr
3.30
4.65
Apr
27 Va
Jan
Jan
23
33
32%
33%
460
5%
5%
610
5
Jan
8
41
36
Sep
•
ii
,*
Linoleum.
Dupont Co of Canada
25
23
I
&
Aug
6% Nov
•
Investments
Consolidated Paper
Dalhousie Oil
Oilcloth
Sep
*
common
Canadian Marconi
Dominion
46
Aug
A1/*
3,860 "
26
,
25 %
'
Note-
♦
Mar
18 V4
21 Va
21
7%
25%
5
Vinegars
Dominion
High
7%
4.00
Bank
27c
4.20
Low
100
'
Mar
2.85 Mar
Range for Year 1959
42
2.10 May
11c
Shares
High
42
Dredging
Feb
Sep
for Week
of Prices
Low
Dollars
Sales",
Range
Sale Price
Par
200
1.15
Week's
July
6
27c
Expressed in Canadian
Friday
Jun
7,862
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Jan
Nov
35%
18c 19 Vac
3.30
—
Dec
Oct
1.10 July
•
42c
9c
1.60
^1
Dec
5c
1.10
»
.
16c
1.05
_
—1
22%
5%c Nov
common-
5C
1
Bear
470
9,375
25
20c
20c
Mines
23
61,400
Sylvanlte Gold
10c
2.70
6c
12%
Anglo Canadian Pulp PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Corp
52,500
*
5,762
■
Feb
10c
-
2,452
34
15V4
1.87
Industries
2,350
6.65
38V4
50C
Dec
1.85
Ordinary
-
1.25
A
10 Va
1.70
Switson
2.35
6.25
A
37,700
1.67
i
2.05
37%
11c
*
8%c Jan
7 Vac
Preferred
2.35
6.65
*
Nov
8c
Warrants
25
_
4c
1.73
Exploration
Propane common
11,600
1.40 Feb
1.70
Superior
1.50
Va' '14%
14
AUg
3.00
1
—
1.45
1.48
14%
Oct
8c
1
Contact
Aug
Jan
17 Va
Sullivan Cons Mines
Sudbury
Mar
41
20c
32 Vt
Feb
Jun
Mar
44 Va
5,065
45
F^eb
19c
22c
10,000
15c
Jan
336
Aug
40%
40 Va
65
37%
Oct
46
Feb
24%
*■
(1956)
*
25 V4
1,673
19 Vt
Jan
29% Aug
•
25
7.50
127%
125
130
119
5
35%
35%
36%
2,460
6
134
132
140
145
111
60
Apr
'* fit *°"
''•Mil
f' <il
Tamblyn
common
Taurcanis
Mines
1
25
Voting trust
Teck Hughes Gold
i
1.77
1.65
1.80
Temagami
22,941
1.60
1
2.00
1.91
2.10
6,750
1.75
Territory
Texaco
Mines
Mining
Canada
1
30c
30c
1,820
•
59
58
59
343
100
Ltd
80
80
80
68
common
Preferred..
Thompson Lundmark
,:h\V
r
2.50
29c
.
Supertest Petroleum
"Mf,
__
Bulolo
Press
34
Jan
•
Oct
3.60
Steel of Canada
Stovel
Sep
31
Electric
11c
56c
,
21
45
Zenith
Oct
9 VaC
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock IronSteinberg class A
5,065
38
I
40c
40c
42C
—
Bros
Stedman
27%
38
27%
Feb
Mar
13
Starratt Nickel
Sep
26%
Metal
May
49c
13
"H1
~9
800
Zenmac
82
Dea
13
—
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Dec
1,100
6V4
Jan
Feb
14c
0
'
Uranium
~7 V4
2.00
1
63 Va
Radio
Stanrock
10c
3.30 May
5%
Mines
100
77,960
1,140
16 Vac
—
1.43 May
Nov
Jan
1.50
Yukeno
82 Va
18c 21 VaC
40c
1
Jan
4%C
*
York
18c
*
88c
8
__1
!
Yellowknife
20,700
Corp
Nov
80c
*
,
&
Sep
19
»<i{.
Ml;
Lead
Feb
18c
Warrants
Yale
1.05
10c
Cable
12% Mar
545
555,269
'I
6,800
_
Wright-Hargreaves
26 Va
14c
&
Nov
9
warrants
410
18%
Uranium
2.95
2.95
5
—
class
Stores
A
26,175
8 VaC
Wire
Dec
——————
Preferred
Class
59,557
19
Stanleigb
Mar
8%
»
Indus
30
*
Standard
i
(J)
1.09
•
/MvV
Nov
61c
38,140
Breweries
Alexander
2.60
Mines
I'M;;
I »«'
Aug
5.30
Sep
7c
Coghlan
93c
Paving
.—
50 Vs
1.19
Mines
2.00
82%
30c
Oct
3.95 Mar
1.13
!
——-
Inlet
_
29%
*
~
42
25
Feb
Sep
1
Mines & Oils
27% Aug
2.35
1
Warrants
4.60
30 V*
Standard
WV
Willroy
36 Va
Nov
Dec
425
Standard
Stadacona
.I'fU
2.03
Nov
5 VaC
.25
1.25
preferred
1.84 Mar
4,829
1,000
47,600
■Spooner
•Ml*
•
$6
37% Mar
10%
Spartan Air Services wts__.————j.
Mtp,
Dec
Dec
35
18c
90c
20
50
1.16
preferred
Nov
3.75
.
3.90
6 %c
•
B
2.40
Southern Union Oils
1.60
Mines
Grocers
July
33%
10c
Southam
(If
47,725
26,133
55c
Gas
Naco Petrol
May
<*
I
1.89
*
preferred—
Western
Western
10%
Rol—
Van
1.75
•
Petroleum
Sep
32%
1
.y
16 %c
1
1
Western Decalta
16VaC Jan
10%
_.
14,910
Ltd
—
29%
\
Manufacturing
K D
Slater
<i;
Ltd
Mines
Siscoe
i\r
6,555
24c
-1
Oil
Canada
33V4
—•
A
class
Ltd.
Simpsons
s
30c
..—50c
Mines
Dairies
Silverwood
h'^
Mines
46
5.90
*
Products
Woodward
Silver
r\
46
22c
-1
1
Warrants
Sep
2.35
Jan
5.30
:
Malartic
Nov
23
Jan
5,75
22 %c
•
Canadian
29
150
Jan
6.90
949
Ltd
Warrants
89c
31,818
23%
Sigma Mines Quebec
I-
2.85
3.50
28c
Sep
21
Copper
13% Aug
4.25
Dec
1.10
Oil
Western
Oct
15c
7,500
Oct
18c
1.05
-I
Nickel
Western
16% Mar
1.00
53%
20%
._25
Petroleum
Aug
1.60
Nov
56c
17%
19,425
-1
Mar
Dec
10
3,975
21c 24 Vac
101
81c
5.75
Sep
Oct
4.90
140
20c 21 VaC
19% Mar
Sep
6.50
23%
Breweries
Jan
Nov
15%
49
4.35
•
Canada
Sep
90
44
Knapp
74 Va
3,125
1
Sicks
24c
20c
—10
Weedon Mining
Westates
13,815
—————_*
Sherritt Gordon
'
Nov
4.85
Wespac Petroleums
5%
8,860
37%
Werner
90c
•
1:1
——
Gold
Ja
8c
10
Ref_
&
Feb
5
•
__—
Creek
50%
15%
W
Jan
98c
*
class A
Shawinigan Water & Power com
iMr
ii'j
:
Holdings
16%
50 Va
Mines
&
G
Jan
10%
70c
__
Prod
Amulet
14 %c
93%
1.10
44%
Preehold
Security
Selkirk
15%
4%
II
-
-
Warrants
Mi'
Aug
43,575
1
Sep
8c
8c
50c
Metal
Satellite
6
14c
Feb
9
preferred—
6c
60c
1
Petroleums
600
IOV2C
•
100
86c
90c
10%
1
Petroleum
Sarcee
5 %
13c
6.75
2.60
Mines
Oct
10%
—
1
Debentures
<K.
Jan
Nov
3.15
Jan
5C
6Va
80
6.50
—.100
'
common——•
:
Mar
30c
;
—
Wamwright
13c
26c
6%
Gold
60c
7,500
Dec
Ltd
Dare
50c
10c
w_
Gold
River
Dec
12c
•
Mines
Virginia
Nov
25c
;—
Antonio
Sand
26c
II
Grey Trust—
Sep
18 %c
■
Warrants
7,000
17C
—
18c
12 VaC
50c
Gas.
16,555
33c
.25
Preferred
6 VaC
33 Vac
—
Shirriff Horsey
Feb
1.50 Jan
17%
Maurice
29
4.10
;
Mar
1
Industries
Salada
Sep
15c
Ventures Ltd
45c
4 VaC
'•
11,025
39c
58c
35c
1.45
52c
—
1
preferred
5%
'
Feb
15 V4
Apr
-1
Upper Canada
Westeel
I1 >»''
29c
26c
..-1
pfd
Corp
1.38
'
■
1
St Lawrence Corp common.
15%
Dec
20%
trust
1.81 Mar
Sep
Vv
i * ? v';
I'H'r'
365
Sep
14c
3.70
class B___r_.
class B
Telefilm
Preferred
Russell
16%
1.76
11 Va
Uran
Consol
16
10 v8
■
17c
Oils
11 Vi
(A
Rowan
1,500
„1
Fortune
10 Va
r—1
Preferred..
25,065
~
Hill
New
11V4
*
Petroleum Ltd
V) Can Ltd common.
Rocky
:
Oi.i
22c
45c
14
1
Mines
12
16c
Jun
30% Jan
"50
voting
Corps Ltd
11%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
'<A
United Canso
United
1
Rockwin Mines
10%
Jan
1.30
22%»Sep
7.25 Mar *
Sep
Sep
1
Athabasca
Roche
mV.
NOV
19,702
Jan
11 Vb
28c
_•
common-
United Asbestos
Waite
Rupununi
48 %C
2,600
26
„1
15c
21VaC
Mines
Rio
Canada
of
19,150
*
Minerals
Oct
5Va
A
20,616
44c
Rexspar
5.00
62c
—
.
29c
Chemical
320
Jan
„1
——
—
23c
Mines
5.00
Jan
8.50
3.70
Shawkey
26c
Explorations
Dec
Jan
2.51
•
1
2
1
Rix
t
"
City Gas
70c
2.54
1.44
Renabie
2.10
„1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
*
1
Reichhold
35
__1
.
1.25.
4.70
Oil
Rayrock Mines
Reef
■
3.00
Jan
43
-
.wf
18c
Mining
Nov
16 %
Pipeline
5.10
Realm
t? >)'■
h (.o
35
58(5
Resources
29c
Ranger
65
24%
62c
Line
PiDe
21c
Ltd
Mines
Rainville
3')
*y
J* ' A'
'< i
Transmountaln
preferred
Union Mining Corp_
Mines
Uranium
38
Mar
500
2.75
1
—1
—1
1
1
Develop
Corp__
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quinte Milk class A
Quonto Petroleum
43 Va
15c
1
1
1
Labrador
Oct
24%
1
Pipeline
55%
2.20
44V8
34%
11%
Exp Ltd
Canada
*
1
QUebec Lithium
t' S. ^
——
Canada
55
15,859
Oct
25
2.60
warrants
40c
3.50
High
35
4.75
warrants
2.65
800
1,890
37
37 Va
38
-40
34C
430
Low
37%
37
A—
preferred
1956
Range for Tear 1969
High
37
B
40c
425
Low1
37
class
Finance
Class
•
Airways
Copper Corp
Quebec
»Mtd
•
58c
55
1
1
Producers Ltd.;
Gas
Quebec
V
f
165,600
Apr
1.35
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
!«;>
I
94c
Traders
12%
Class
a
A
89c
20c
Purdex Minerals Ltd—
i.Mi
\
16c
3.35
Uranium
Prpnto
Prospectors
♦1
4,200
*
Breston East Dome
*
22c
Mar
Trans
Electric
President
F 4
19c
1
*
Gold
Roy
Shares
Par
Trans
Premium Iron Ore
<
22c
Pipe Mfg
Prairie
■'
10
Ltd
Corp
Prairie
i'
1,660
to
changed
name
Rouyn
Power
l!.f
11
1.80 May
1957
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River,
;j? 'J'
10V4
High
Nov
Co
Corporate
r-
103,000
11
-50c
—
for Week
'
Low
60c
95c
—:
Island
Portgage
i4
in rf
Development
Ponder
'ft';
♦
I
High
88c
•
Placer
Range for Year 1959
91c
Place Oil & Gas
T'
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
92 c
1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
r
Week Ended January 8)
(Range
Sales
Range
Friday
oni'
•
Thorncliffe
1
Park
Tiara Mines
52c
43c
53c
21,350
10%
10%
740
"j
Aug
31% May
89c
Apr
Mar
Dec
3.70 May
55c
Aug
50 V*
Nov
74Va May
82
Nov
93
31c
35c
9%
Dec
Feb
Nov
99c
Nov
International Paper common—
International Utilities
Maclaren
Power
Minnesota
&
Ogilvie Flour
Price
Oreille
Pend
&
5c
6c
4,005
4c
Sep
96c
93c
1.00
19,000
79c
Dec
•
50c
47c
50c
"1
Jan
27c
30c
7,250
10,100
22 Vac
30c
24c
Sep
Jan
68 Va July
Paper
Ontario
*
Paper
common
Mines
*
Gold
Corp—-
V
4
Tidal Petroleums _JL
Tombill Mines Ltd
Torbrit
Toronto
Silver
100
~_L
~
Mines
Dominion
Bank
1.96
Jan
1.53 July
45c
i-'t
I s
44%
54%
1,055
51
«
13
13
13
1,782
12 Va
Nov
17
20
43
May
43
44%
65
41
Dec
53
Jun
e
•
Towagmac Exploration
16 Va
80
16
Nov.
31
Feb
Nov
14c
Jan
r
Elevators
General
*u
Trusts.! HI
-
16
Va. 16Va
7c
8c
2,100
7c
d Deferred
In
delivery
year's
70
2.70
1,400
46%
660
39
Sep
50
12
300
11%
Oct
14%
Jun
72c
3,200
60c
Feb
99C
Jun
.
12
„
IV
:
70c
t
year's
Feb
40
2.00
Jun
2.95
Apr
Jan
sale
delivered.
wl When
(not. included
issued,
x
«
,
Ex-dividend,
y
(not included In year's range).
trading privileges,
to unlisted
wd When
Selling ex-interest,
price.
Cash sale
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
range),
'<
m
53% July
45
2.50
f Flat
1
Toronto
Mar
44%
range).
Apr
54 Va
Toronto
Aug
%
2.63
.
54%
.
36
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
No par value.
■
a Odd lot sale
(not included in
10
-
Apr
90
Sep
30V4 Nov
•
Toronto Iron Works clasSt. A
1
45
yrvz July
167
Sep
44%
1
FOOTNOTES FOR
i >
25
550
May
273/4 Mar
•
*
Cons
82
33%
•
Nov
138
110
1
.*
Sangamo
Yukon
82
31%
_2.50
-
Bros
13% July
14c
Apr
Jan
;
—
Loblaw Inc
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
.
1
-
191
Volume
Number 5915
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(139)
-
NATIONAL
The
following
Association
not
bid
of
LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
and
asked
Securities
quotations
Dealers,
within* which
these
securities
obtained
are
from
the
National
could
have
been
sold
(indicated
by
(indicated by the "asked") at the time
of compilation.
quotation furnished on request. The "National"
any
which, have,
wide national
a
Par
Par
Aerovox
Air*
Corp
1
14
1
45 Va
48 Va
Co_100
25 VA
27 V4
Giddings Ac Lewis
Glasspar Co
Cement Corp——5
20%
22%
Green
Bilirite
American
American
Ruber
Express
American
Amer
45
48
1
A
43
46 %
43 v»
37%
40
Pipe A; Const Co——1
AmeASainr.
Gofcaiw
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Farms Co
17
15 Va
—4
_■
26% ■:
Hanna
1
16%
17%
*
51%
Missouri
Arvitla
Gas
Corp
Oil
39
Heublein
Bates
Bayless
High
22
23%
26%
Hilton
Credit
16%
17%
Hoover
Co
22 y4.
10
Beneiipiai
23%
*
Houston
Corp
60
21 y2
23
Houston
Natural
Oil
1U
13%
Co.—
18V4
—10
36%
19 %
17>A
12%
14
Co
12%
13%
36%
7
7%
32%
19%
1
Botany Industries Inc
Inc
Bowser
IB
1
Corp
Paper
•
Bullock's
Inc———
Bitrndy Corp
59
Bylljesby
63
29%
32
<H M)
31
14%
&
California
California
Calif
Power Co„20
Oregon
Water
Water
&
Service Co__25
Telep
Delhi Oil
Canadian
5%
55
581/a
Ceco
Steel
Field
1
1
.—
Products
Point.
25
com
Corp
36%
10
51%
34
23
34%
Elect
&
Gas
Co—10
Central Indiana Gas Co
Central. Louisiana
Central
Maine
Central
Soya
Central
—5
14%
44%
32
34%
10
22%
24%
Corp—6
18%
20
4%
5
—*
Co—
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Ut-il Co
Common
Clinton
1
class B.~
States
—1
Prod
Gas
Electronics
Colonial
1
Inc.
Southern
Union
Southwest Gas
Co
Staley
40%
43 %
19%
Standard
8 %
13%
20%
Corp com_3
preferred——-25
35
1
* 17 %
18%
25
18%
lc
6%
_
A
Blower
Co
1
Star
Steel
Stores
Co
Gas
Electric
Co
38%
31%
29%
31%
11
12%
40%
1
1714
18%
Co.—5
24%
26'A
Industries
Machine
lc
—
Class A
91%
Miller
5
87
A.—1
13%
12%
,
'
Eng
Utilities
Gas
9%
IO1/4
15%
Missouri-Kansas
1
11%
12%
21%
25%
27%
Nalco
Dictaphone
40
43
National
Ccrp
5
5.
-
1
40%
42
46%
Corporation
Dbriron Co
26%
46'A
Gas
New
Eng
Gas
&
Inc
Laboratory
8%
24
25%
17%
18%
20
21%
Co.10
42 %
45%
1
24 %
26%
1
16%
17 Va
7.50
3934
42%
5
Co
11%
1114
12%
Corp
Wisconsin Power Ac Light Co__10
Wltco Chemical
5
5%
Electric
Company
16%
17%
Wood
12%
13%
Wurlitzer
1
431/2
47%
Wyandotte
15%
16%
Conversion
Co
North
Penn
'
At
Gas
50c
16'A
21%
23%
l
Yuba Consolidated Industries..1
56 Va
60%
12%
13%
Chemicals
Corp
1
(Texas)..*
21'
1
33%
36%
13 %
14 %
Pub
Nuclear-Chicago
$4
Serv
Corp
i
^—1
21%
Corp
1
——17%
16%
11%
51Vz
8%
Ben
Miss
Coal
River
-10c
—
23
.
9%
26
28%
Olin Oil
Otter
At Gas
Tail
Pabst
Brewing
Pacific
Pacific
Far
53%
.TO
57%
Pacific
Gamble
76 V4
East
Corp—*
1.7%
19
2.50
20%
22%
Pacific
—,—1
18%
19%
5%
19%
21%
30%
32 Va
♦
Florida Steel
Corp
1
Foote Bros Gear 6c Mach cl A_5
Class B
'——5
12%
13%
9%
4V4
5
101/2
11%
Co__5
14%
...
—_—
...
-
*
...
1
12%
20%
21%
Pendleton
44
47'A
Permanente
35 %
Pfaudler-Permutlt
9%
9%
Tool
10
33'A
2.50
8%
9%
19%
20%
Telep Co of the Southwest
5%%. -preferred ————--20
I9y2
Gen'
Pickering
Pioneer
2l'"
Portland
General
:
Bottlers
Lumber
Rubber
Gen'l
1
28 Va
33%
18 %
19%
Co
Electric
1"
12%
34%
-2
11
Va
Hudson
10
"27%*
.
HJ/4
29%
136
•
-
-
For
35 Ve
62%
66
Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
51%
54%
Natl
State Bk
55
58%
Eng Trust Co
of Newark
12%
(Boston )_100
42%
45%
39%
Northern Tr Co
40%
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
37%
252
264
(Chicago)
*
,
43%
32
100
34%
565
606
-
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
36%
39%
31%
33%
111
116
74%
78%
39
(Hackensack
J)~:_.
5
Bank
57 V4
60%
(Dallas)_12
31%
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
43%
Rockland-Atlas
61
64%
95 %
99'A
376
393
40
43
-■
45»A
73
20
(Philadelphia)
40%
f>5
22 Va
42%
69 V4
54%
29
'
20%
10
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
At Trust
51 %
N
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
•
-6-8%■^
155
10
Boston
St
—
83%
25
44
47%
82%
86%
19
21
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
--■.
79
v
~
Louis
170
N9U Bank of
Union
IDA
12'A
„•
Trust
Co..—20
Trust (Boston Mass):
50%
53%
of
106
101
*
10
5
of New York
(Union
of Com
City)
R
Natl
Bk
(Wash)__20
38
42
35
37 Va
54%
60
107
37
49%
52 VB
20
94%
99
10
35V2
39%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
1
12V2
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bank &, Trust Co
63
23V2
661/4
-
25 Va
55
59'/2
25
48
51%
(N Y)—10
28
30%
York)
57%
62%
113
Trade Bank Ac Tr Co
Trust Co
of New
2Va
9%
—-10
'52 %
Jersey
10%
39 %
Union Bank of Commerce
68
72
(Cleveland)
8
17%
19%
41 %
45%
(Boston)
United States Trust
43 %
46%
19%
21 Va
56
United States Trust Co
(N Y)—10
I
—10
(Phila)
(Wash D C)
footnotes,
1st
Second Natl Bank of Phila
Long
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
-
32
25
Second Bank-State Street
Industrial Trust Co
Int'l Bank
7.50
(N J)
Seattle
Co
Providence
44
_
Co—7Va
Tr
90.
New
130
Industrial National Bank of
121/8
41 %'
Banking Co
94%
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)-^
.±—25
37%
•
Trust Co (Albany)
National Newark At Essex
84%
15
23 %
3%
Co
981/2
Hudson
13%
22 Va
-10
Corp
Gas
28%
46%
73%
Natl Bank
Industrial Bk
117%
Commercial Bank At
90%
10
30%
31 %
34%
National
68%
Hanover Bank
19%
1
Cement
Natural
Plymouth
-
Indus.:
32%
80
Harris Tr Ac Sav Bk (Chic)
20
Hartford Natl Bank Ac Tr Co—10
33
18 %
63
National
(New
5%
30 %
59%
20
Island N Y
38 %
4%
10c
114%
10
25
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk
11
36%
Mines
11%
pfd—20
5%
10 %
Light Co...6%
Corp of America
5
Pan
American Sulphur Co__70c
Parker Hannifin
Corp..-1
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
Pepsi-Cola
Garlock Packing Co
Gas Service Co
General Gas Corp.;
Electronics..90c
Uranium
25
376
15%
Line
Franklin
86%
55
York
20
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
10%
3%
169
82
Bank of Detroit
(Philadelphia)—10
& Trust Co
Nu
50%
Boston.10
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Bank of Westchester_5
City Bank (Cleve)
16
"
First Natl Bank of St Louis
First Natl City Bank (N Y)
First Pennsylvania Banking
5%
17 V4
Packaging
Financial
Fisher Brothers Co—
Fisher Governor Co
First Natl Bank of Dallas
,.10
Natl Bank (Jersey City)_25
"First National Bank of
Passaic County
1.
160
of
National
43%
__10
First
"341/8
1
Corp
Robinson
44%
93%
10
(Baltimore)
Bk
Natl
104
27
'
6%
First Natl Bank of Boston.. 12%
First Natl Bank of
Chicago—100
-311%
Mellon Natl Bk At Tr Co (Pgh).25
(St Louis)
25
Republic Natl
121/8
1
Co
Alrmotive
72
Assn.100
Corp
-
31%
5
357
10
74%
5
Co
Corp (Minn)
1114
1534
Corp
Power
Stk
70
17%
29%
of
97
5
...
(Camden N J)
Bank
Natl
First Natl Bk
.22%
CJ
69%
Trust
First Natl Bank
(Atlanta)
4%
16%
Prod—10c
At
11
21%
Corp
55
1
Oklahoma
Old
Co
19%
3
—/——I
71 Va
First Camden Natl Bk At Trust
19
Co
Bank
First Bank
4
pfd, •
Merchants
42
25
Co_12%
24%
10'/a
5
Co
Tr
23%
18 %
68%
29%
Mercantile Tr Co
52%
67
50
23
8
1
49
of New
22'A
Assoc
271/4,
65%
National
...
&
Natl
34%
National
16%
16%
,
25%
County N Y
46
of North Amer_5
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31%
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20
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—lo
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
lo
•17
151/2
23
—2
--
1534
34%
5
109
-
49'A
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk At Tr Co (NY).lO
22%
32
Meadow
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
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50
73%
103
62
68%
Ask
10
57%
__10
Southern
Bid
20
84%
"
69
•
Nassau
Cleveland Trust Co
New
Par
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
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Trust Co (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
10
Co
&
Companies
80
5
48%
10
Company
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_.10
Manufacturers At Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
5
(Savannah).
10
City Natl Bk At Tr (Chicago)_25
.
"
1514
Gas
106%
Co (Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
1
Co
25%
24 Va
21%
*
Water
Natural
Norhwestern
Trust
99
.5
46%
336
23%
22 %
* v
52%
42
(NY)_12%
251/8
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49/A
322
Continental
Del
of
57
18%
50c
Gas
Northeastern
25%
341/2
"
45
14%
Ask
102%
(N J)—
111
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Bid
Chemical Bank New York
33
r
1
16%
301/2
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Elec
American
23%
12%
32%
5
20
Bank
Corp
North
Inc
Nat.l Mortgage
8
l
Wilcox
5
61
1
;*
24%
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Oil
Nortex
Pacific Mercury
Pacific Power &
•
36%
27%
16
Bk
Cor—___50c
30%
43%
.Calif)
34'A
1
25
lo
Connecticut
23%
Co
257/8
Dtilities-Ass.ociat.es—«4-Q ■ -.-41%
Telep
22 Va
23
Co
Commercial
1—2%
Oil
File
&
Gen
Whiting
100
Commercial
Thermador
28
is %
Co
7%
1
14%
1
Shirt Shops
24
2
—
Electro-Voice .Inc
Frito
6%
Natl Bank of Cleve
16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk
29%
common
Nicholson
Norris
9
17%
Charter
78%
21
Co
Telephone
Weyerhaeuser
Inc
31%
27%
Co
&
85% '
Co..10
Supply
Chemical
Northwest
First
Gas
&
7
1
1314
1
'
Boston
23%
Lt
6%
2%
291/2
5
'
—1
Dynamics Corp of America—
Co
f
National
49%
8%
•
s
2%
—
First
74
1
9%
1
Co
Fuel
Class B
28%
1
Dura
Federal
32 Va
57 %
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
1
Co
8V2
National Homes Corp A com-50c
43%
37Va
2
Inc.—.:
Bush Inc.-
.
•
40%
<R R,l 6c Sons Co—5
Company
1
Co,;
Mountain
Co
Co
Rubber
20
Co
30%
Co
Co
Co
Manufacturing Co.*
Western
Central
29%
82
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
Mohawk
15
Empire
Equity Oil
33%
Transmission
Point
_.l
1
Co
14%
24%
Co
Stare Oil Co
22
Corp
5
Co
Shipping
1
13"%
Capital
36%
25
1
5
Missouri
27V2
2
Valley Barge Line
Mississippi Valley Gas
22 %
Mig
33
Bank
7%
Inc
Co——...
Mississippi
14%
of
Citizens
common..
Mfg
Supply Co of N Y__2 %
Emhart
70%
West
Corp
Camden Trust Co
Inc—
Laboratories
Minneapolis
15%
■
Gas
&
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detrpit Internal Bridge CO—,-1
Di-Noc. Chemical Arts Inc
_1
Electronics
66
St Louis
29%
—1
Corp
30%
A
Westcoast
1
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
89%
38
Miles
_
4%
27
24%
class
133A
4'A
86
25%
:
25%
.5
23%
Inc
12
23%
__5
22%
Danly, Machine Specialties
Darling
A) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Electrolux
8%
43%
(N Y)
Boatmen's National Bank
22 /4
21/2
__1%
common
Co
34%
734
Virginia
Bankers Trust
McLean
——-5
—
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321/4
D)
class
Inc
Swasey
Natural
41%
New York
Bank
McLouth Steel Corp.-
Miss
Paso
18%
1
Washington Steel Corp.—
Watson Bros Transport A
Wesco Financial
Corp—;
lo
Bank of America N T At S A
(San Francisco)
6V4
Bank of Commerce
(Newark)__25
49%
71/8
11%
El
641/2
American Trust Co (8 F)
50%
21%
28%
Economics
Wash
Par
46 %■
20%
10%
Eastern.
27%
Propane Gas Corp
47'A
16
24%
26%
Industries
25%
60
5
Service
Bank of
19%
—
Eastern
(S
Bank and Trust
25%
6%
Michigan
preference
13%
10
Brothers
Reed
1.25
Gas
Suburban
34%
24
Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
Maxson (W L) Corp—.
3
39%
$1
12%
17 %
•
Ac
Warren
Delaware Corp
Greene
Suburban
41%
Marlln-Ef.ockweU
22 %
Durham
30%
5
Warner
19%
&
2.50
82%
1
&
36%
Duffy-Mo tf.
53%
1
25
Waddell
1
34%
78%
_—*
Co
20%
Co—;
Dun & Braristreet
16%
50
28%
1
17%
10
7%
32
,.1%
1
Drackett
15
5
50c
23%
Co..
30
5
1
Corp
,
1
Co
Inc
Publishing Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Donnelley
43
50c
Meredith
Inc
2%
Corp
18
Steel
Chemical
Stubnltz
17
7%
1
McNeil
Diebcld
../
B.5
cl
17
Dentists'
Co
.1
Steamship
17'%
43%
28'A
6%
class
11%
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15"%
40%
20%
Corp
__
15%
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47 %
8%
Inc
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
12%
15 %
_
10%
Class
25%
Oil
16%
Co
Co
Petroleum
Stouffer
37%
11%
22%
———2.50
Co
47
7%
Southern
2%
Sys
Pressed
Hotels
Stekoll
14
40
_
Lines Inc_l
Engine
44%
23%
1
Co
Register
Home Products Inc—
Statler
34%
5
Co.
Products—5
Co
(A
Stepan
13
32
10
1
Ludlow Mfg & Sales
19
Gas
Eocl:
25
Valley Mould & Iron
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of Amer
Von's Grocery Co..
Standard
3
Madison
Gas
Transp
Utah
18%
31%
Co
Co
Stand Fruit &
18 %
10
:
Co
21%
171/2
29'4
6%
10%
43
13
*
34%
5%
18%
1
3114
9%
12%
Co
Tel
47%
Inc
Corp.l
United States
Leasing Corp
1
United States Servateria
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
2%
States
44%
Macm'illan
,
■
15%
5
Mil
1
Power
25 %
common
Cooper Tire & Rubber Go_±_—1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems Inc
1
—
14%
71/4
38%
Chem
1734
Gas Co
Electric
*
J
21%
States
20 %
Producing Co
Carbon
5
Supply
22%
United
5
Power
Eng Tel
Freight
1
9%
12%
Cutter
Speer.
27
20%
9%
10c
Co..10c
Co
59%
21%
Oil
Cummins
Spector
•49%
23 %
20%
20%
32
21%
25 %
/
United States Truck Lines Inc 1
United
Utilities
Inc
10*
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Co
24%
8%
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
-
19
50c
Supply Co
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Tucson Gas Elec Lt Ac
Pwr
Warren
Southwestern
30%
9%
22%
35
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
Sprague
Inc
Dev
Water
Stanley
19%
Freight,ways
&
Pub Serv
18%
34%
32%
Colorado
Crouse-Hinds
Colorado
46
21%
g%
38'4
2
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
1
47%
Cross Company
Southern
Oil
29%
Lau
24%
Coffee
Calif
13%
Lucky
22%
Cook
Southern
17%
Lone
44 %
Continental
Southeastern
27%
12%
10
Co—5
Consolidated
36 %
Nevada
1
1
Co—.*
—
New
13%
.9
Interstate
Consol
....
Southern
5
69
1934
20%
15%
Southern
15
8
Co.—7%
Cable
21%
Co
43%
65%
1
14
&
38%
Co..
J<40%
7%
Power
Wire
Corp
South Shore
237
"4'
1
7%
19%
6OV2
23%
220
3%
Tractor
6%
17%
714
59%
1
^35%
1
5714
33
5
28 Va
32%
(H I) Fibre Glass..*
States Nat Gas Co..
'i.1
Thrifty Drug Stores Go..——•
Time Inc —?_
^
_1
Tokhelm Corp
•
Corp
1
19%
Co
27%
26'%
Inc
2
22%
,_*•
•
Tracerlab
Co
35'A
15%
Milling is Eley Co_—1
cocv;;
Pacific
Simplex
38 Va
Co
8%
Inc
&
55%
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com
Ling-Altec Electronics
Colorado
$1.25
Co
Liberty,Loan Corp.
Colorado
&
Sierra
D)
1
Utilities
30
7%
5
56'A
Inc——.—2%
Stores
Homes
Corp
*
Freight Sys__1
Co
16%
13%
1
Inc—
Co..
25
*
Corp
12%
33 %c
Engines Corp.
Coastal
1
10
—
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
;
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Cohu
Inc
Water—
14%
.
cl A—33 Vac
com
Bantam
(G
3514
25%
Three
*
...
Prod
27'A
Kr after
25%
Central Vt-Public Serv
<
7
Petroleum
Tubular
Schield
9%
471/2
23%
Co
Telephone
85
Jacinto
Sawhill
1
Koehring
15%.
Co_5
Co——10
Electric
Power
20c
...
6%
San
,
8%
Thompson
28%
4%
47%
Towmotor
Corp
81%
Co
67
39%
12
*
8%
•
.1
Thermm King Corp
Thomas
&
Betts
1514
__l
1
Co..;
Keystone Portland Cem Co
36%
111
Reid__
Sabre-Pinon
Scholz
Ketchum Co Inc—
24%
Central
1
1
Kentucky
4%
Central Electric & Gas Co;—3 %
Corp
1
Corp
Kennametal
361/a
3%
Marie
Co_2%
Seismograph Service Corp
$1.46
39%
48
ctfs—.
Trust
Manufacturing
44
l
62%
37
1 "
3%
1
Inc
63
——*
Searle
1
Steel
21%
58
25c
" *
714
1
20'A
A
12%
»
Steel
class
Ryder Systems Inc
9%.
1
Therm-O-Disc
Co..
Plywood
32 %
1
22%
Myers Inc
(HH)
preferred
*
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
6 %
13%
B
Rose
&
30%
Gas
Petroleum
48%
28%
Electric
Kaiser
Texas
4%
15%
29 Va
20%
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Utilities
Water
Corp
1874
4
1414
27%
451/3
26%
>—
Jessop
28%
12%
Mills class
66
Corp—
26V2
27%
Ltd——10c
Carlisle Corp
Carpenter Paper Co.;
cedar
;**, 25
Co2__ 12%
Jervis
35%
Superior Oil of Calif.l
Canadian
Cannon
33%
Roddis
14%
1
Service
Heintz
Jamaica
16%
.
50 %
133/4
—
Textbook
Public
17%
Natural
National
40%
I_i
Inc_3%
Dills
4%
Water
Southern
Industries Inc
Texas
14%
118
3714
Corp_7
,
Transmis
3
3%
Corp
Jack
14%
13%
5
Rockwell
61 %
33 %
28%
10c
&.^Co
Interstate Tel
22%
46%
Engineering
Jefferson
California
Robertson
8%
Rice
Express
Bobbins
207/a
Material- -1
Motor
II,ek
Texas
29%
2
11%
Securities
Iowa
26%
1
Roadway
14%
14%
_1
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Class A common.
Iowa
46 Va
27%
Eastern
Natural Gasoline
Corp
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
33%
Interstate
32
Illinois
43
2
10%
Interstate
17% *
29'/a
&
Texas
Corp..
1314
no
1
Telecomputing Corp
37%
25%
...
10
—.—
137
13
23%
Corp
32
5
31 %
Bakeries
Interstate
11
16%
preferred—25
Biown & Sharpe Mfg Co
110
Brush
Beryllium Co.——,
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
*
Interstate
8%
10%
$1.20
Brand
1
1
5
*
30
Co
1
Mills
Gas
International
171/8
7%
ADR—
Head
Indiana
21%
Inc—l
River
13 %
1
Co——_
Indianapolis
34%
Sivalls & Bryson
Bormaii Poods ,Stores
Black
Stoker
Skil
Indian
34
1
Riley
136
130
..1
1
Production
Oil
32%
130
Co
—
—
Tekoll
,12%
Purina
Richardson Co
30'A
com.10
common.
Hugoton
Husky
Ralston
40%
38
2%.
Paper
1%
Broadcasting
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
343/4
i.1
Gas—L—;—*
&
7%
1
Products
Republic Natural Gas Co
1
Field
Pulp
Class A
47%
Blacjs.Hills PcVfer & Light; Co—1
Bdvyater
Purolator
30%
,_5
Corp
1
Taft
Texas
*"
■
28%
1
Hugolon Gas Trust "units"
18%
44
25
—1
Pet
Purex
21 Va
169
Alegre Sugaf Corp.
Corp Ltd
34%
.—).
Fearless
Hudson
14%
34
1
Bag Co 2.
BillupS Western
19%
160
311/2
A
...1
56 %
Hathaway Inc..—-5
Corp
L————!k
Beryllium
36%
A_.
1
Corp
Berkshire
19»/2
34%
Corp
class
2.50
Co
J); Markets——1
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Bros
18%
5
Voltage Engineering
Houston
..
Gossert
&
Bemis
5
Mexico
5
24
Baxter Laboratories
Bell
Hamp
New
Inc
5
—...
Cc_
Mfg
New
of
Hewlett-Packard Co
1
Gas
6z
of
Co
...——10
22%
Houston
Products:
Aztec
Co
Serv
Punta
.2.50
class
21%
Associated Spring Corp.
Avon
Serv
Pub
Publications cl A_25
Ilelcne Curtisllnd
Co—10
9%
Corp
Corporation
5%
3%
Pub
Co class A
36%
—
24%
43/4
1
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29%
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common
,
15%
23
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*
28%
*
Ask
1
Syntex
21'A
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Bid
Susquehanna
24%
lOc
27%
1
5
Co
Construction
Melal
Ar.fc
(M
Par
27%
22 %
26%
—
Co__5
Co
Power
Western
Arkansas
Pubco
•
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25%
5
Producing Properties In%
19%
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.1
America
5
Co
Power
Mfg
Xerox
Hearst Cons
55'%
Public:Service
18%
of
Tool—2
Brick
Corp
Society
Class B
28%
•
common
Arizona
Ask
Corp
Co
1
Fire
Gustin-Bacon
Haloid
Participating .preferred
Arkansas
Mach
1
Ilagan Chemicals & Controls
39%
36
Corp—7.50
Inc
Co
Bid
46%
2
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Cement
Mountain
Grolier
Corp..4
Supply
Amei'ican-M&ric-ua Co
American
(A
Grinnell
:—1
cl
Portland
Green
par
Greetings
Hospital
Giant
151/8
Co—
$5
common
;2-for-l" 'split,—
Ex
Potash
Par
—,
American
Portsmouth
Ask
Inc.——
Products
New
Bid
Origin of
list is composed of
securities
distribution.
the "bid")
Industrials and Utilities
(Quotations for Friday, Jan. 8)
bought
or
Inc., and other selected sources. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range
actual transactions.
represent
*43
see
5
1
8%
9%
10
41 %
43%
preceding page."
110
33
36%
(N Y)—20
94
97%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoeniz Ariz)_5
Wachovia
Bank
Ac
Trust
(Winston-Salem N C)
62%
67
19
20%
Co
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
Monday, January 11, 1960
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, Jan. 8)
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f
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m
Mutual Funds
•
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ft
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American Business Shares--—1
American Investors Fund——1
American Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Amer Research & Development *
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\*>k
•
ft ■ ft!
i*
■
2.44
7.41
8.02
Investment
Co
4.39
Investment
Trust
al5.08
;
Istel
9.69
8,87
12.83
Fund—-1
12.16
13.22
Agricultural insurance Co——0
28
31.91
32.55
American Equitable
Assur—-5
41'A
45%
Mutual Fund—1
a24.20
& Casualty-5
preferred—-—5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
13'A.
15'A
Life Insurance
17'A
19 %
Lincoln
13%
14%
Loyal
10
107/a
Massachusetts
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6.12
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9.32
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4.64,
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Commonwealth
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10.02
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Can
1
Mutual Fund
*
129
14.04
Metal
9.11
10.45
15.63
21.96
Vegh Mutual Fund
1
Inc—1
74
1
1
12.10
13.30
10.02
11.02
Fund Inc__l
Investment Fund _1
9.53
10.44
8.99
9.85
Trustee
Fund
Income
Fund
v4j,
22.20
Equity
1
14.97
16.27
T—1
22.75
24.32
1
—1
24.59
7.87
8.60
Id
20c
20.65
20.86
8.15
8.45
Inc
Fund
Investment Corp
12:64
18.70
Fund Inc.l
4.48
10c
1
*
5.63
6.15
2.51
2.74
Financial Industrial
lift
Florida. Growth Fund Inc
■
[%I*W
10.49
1.60
J-74
—1
17.34
18.75
1
X6.85
7.45
lc
10.61
11.62
Shaves—lc
Building
shares
———-lc
Capital Growth Fundlc
9.13
10.00
7.08
7.76
lc
14.01
15.34
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
I#
VHft
12.67
13.87
6.51
7.14
9.26
10.15
Inc
Futures
General' Capital Corp—
r«.
Trust-.
General Investors
Group Securities—
Automobile
shares
—
Electrical
(it
Chemical
US:
-p; -;
Equip
shares
——
shares
Fully
uftv
Administered shares—lc
..
Industrial
6.84
shs—lc
shares—lc
Bond
lc
lc
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Mining shares
Petroleum shares
~—,—lc
Railroad Bond shares———lc
1
—
7.66
6.57
ft#
9.95
9.79
11.15
—lc
7.69
10.66
Inc—1
19.62
19.23
Series
ft
8.18
9.28
Institutional Shares
ftjl'
Foundation
Inst
45
i."
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1
9.98
lc
10.87
Fund-lc
11.42
Growth
12.49
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional
Insur
Fund
■
lc
6.67
!''»m
Bonds—
p Ml
pHO
Amer Gel
Bausch
I k 'Jh
-
&
Tel
„
Gft'
5%s
——1986
Lomb
5T8S
—1994
----—
Boston Edison
British
5 As
Petroleum
1989
102%
42
44%
58%
63
(New Haven)——10
2
32
10
103
10
58
Standard
Sec
90%
58
Life
Ins
(N
4s
May
10,
50c
2%
United
Insurance
Ins
103%
March
Nov.
12,
10
Y
28
5
86%
90
—
2.50
10,
1
13.53
10,
A
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_—5
35
37'A
S
Fire
3
28'A
30'/a
2
43'A
46 Va
2
30
32 'A
U S Life
100
Insurance
Insurance
-
in
Co
the
City or N Y
Westchester
39%
Fire
5.35s
one
or
32nds
more
99.28
12.89
16.14
17.59
—
Fund
1
Inc
4%s
99.31
99.30
Feb.
1,
1960_
99.29
Federal
Land
Bank
1,
I960—
99.24
99.28
Feb.
1,
99.30
I960—
99.26
April 20, 1960
2'As June 1, 1960
99.16
V
5%s
99.31
3%s
Oct.
20,
1960
April
1,
20,
100
2%s
May
1,
97
1962
1963
_1
91%
May 2,
89
89'A
4'As
March
20,
1968
94%
95%
99.31
100.1
4%s
March
20,
1969
95
99.18
99.26
96
96.16
>
1966
:
4%s
93'A
94
95%
4'AS Oct. 1,
95'A
96
3'As
May
1,
89%
90'A
4 %s
Feb.
15,
94'A
1963
July 15, 1969
3'As April 1, 1970—
5 %s July 20, 1970
95%
1962
11,
10,
1968
:
1969
95'A
3%s Sept. 15,
Bid
Ask
!
87'A
100.24
1970-1967
95%;
1971
99.29
99.31
99.19
99.22
99.22
99.24
May 15, 1960
4%s Nov 15 1960
April
Century Growth Inv_
6.13
6.70
3'As
May
3'As
12.70
13.80
4%s
——
Inc—
Funds
,
Accumulated
Continental
Funds
4s
Line Income
Line
Fund—1
7.88
8.61
Shares_l
I960—
87
88
92
93
88%
90%
one
or
32nds
more
;——;
point
a
Bid
Feb. 15,
1962
l'As April 1, 1962
Aug. 15, 1962—
100
Oct.
1,
98
1962
15,
1962—
96.16
96.20
2%s
15,
1963—
92.28
93
15,
1960
99.14
99.16
l'As April 1, 1963
May
15,
1960
Aug.
15,
1960
99.11
99.24
—
l'As Oct. 1, 1960
97.26
15.84
l'AS April 1, 19613%s May 15,t 1961—
17.99
4s
1
7.13
7.79
Aug. 1, 1961
l'As Oct, 1? 1961—
Inc—1
5.63
6.15
3%S Feb.
4.09
Feb.
99.13
4s
99.26
l'AS
98.2
-
47/as Nov.
May
15,
Oct.
89.20
1963
1,
15,
15,
1963
1
Corp,
8.37
9.15
1
10.51
11.49
96.28
98.2
98.6
1 'As April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964———
98.10
;
98.14
5s
94.12
'
97
Aug.
l'As
94.20
9Y.4
15,
Dated
Rate
Oct.
87.16
1,
Bid
Dite
,
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
5-60
99.29
100
1-60
99.28
1-60
99.28
3-60
99.30
6- 4-59,
2-
1-60
99.28
100
5'A%
10-
1-59
4%%
6-1-59
3-
1-60
99.28
100
5.20s
11-
2-59
1
—
—
12.60
13.62
4.45%
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
99.25
99.29
5'As
12-
1-59
9-
1
6.16
6.68
47/a%
8- 3-59
5-
2-60
99.26
99.30
5.375%
1-
4-60
10-
9-
6-
1-60
99.22
99.26
tf'f'f.'r'?ft
Consol
Edison
5'As
1989
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r.iitp
El
„
_
.
Paso Natural Gas
,
109
1975
128
Lgt
5'As—1989
102
102%
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
—1976
114'A'
116
Corp
Florida
Pow
3%s„
&
General Port Cement
General
5s
1977
126
Telephone 5s—;
1989
100'A
110'A
January
14,
1960-
96
99
January
15,
1960.
2e£I Jille &T^b.er 6s;yw_1982
States Utilities
Gulf
ft i^K-
i HHtop. Hotel, 6s ww-
i,Kl'
5'As—1989
—1984
—1976
5%s
__
,
101
202
102'A
99
__
103%
lQi
Textron Amer
Transwestern
99.31
5%sIIIII—1969
1994
1—;
1984
21,
99.883
99.889
28,
99.802
99.811
I960—
99.727
99.737
83
February 11, I960.
,99.638
99.64 7
February 18,
99.544
99.559
May 26,
I960.
99.455
99.468
June
101'A
102%
I960.
103 Va
103'A
102%
89
14,
197i
123
126
.91
82
97.967
22,
1960
99.097
99.116
June
23,
1960
1960—
99.071
99.092
June
30,
1960
1960
98.982
99.004
July
7.
1960
98.879
98.893
July
15,
1960
98.788
98.815
October
1960
1960—
-
17,
—
—
—
—
—
—
97.819
97.686'
97.677
97.722
97.597
L_
97.863
97.673
97.644
1960
97.478
:
97.508
97.391
97.432
95.987
96.026
92
U S Industries 4'As—
,-1970
Westcoast TrantoAs
^>-1988
'
98.101
June
24,
April
103
98.062
97.925
'99.184
22, 1960
31,
98.224
1960
99.166
7,
98.424
98.187
I960—.
—
98.524
1
i960
I960—
98.620
98.492
98.323
16,
17.
March
127
98.590
,
98.709
98.287
9,
99.382
99.299
Ask
98.802
98.681
98.390
2,
99.367
99.282
—
Bid
98.776
,.
April 28, I960—
May 5, I960May 12, 1960
June
1960—
I960—
March
!
-
May 19, .I960—ft—
-
June
3,
10,
142%
Underwood Corp 5%s_
———
I960.
March
March
117
113
136 'A
*
I960
January
103%
5s—Z—III 1971
Pipeline Units
21,
February 4,
April
_
April
January
March
,.1982
99.956
98'A
103
1967
—1994
1960—1
91'A
February 25, 1960.
-1989
15,
96
&
—
April
99.953
1960.
99.967
81'A
1973
5'As—
Yield Price
;
99.965
—
96'A
89'A
—1977
'
Power
99.31
100
Treasury Bills
Ask
94
ww—1963
5s_
Sperry Rand 5'As ww
Sylvania Elec Prod—
5'As
i
f I'S.r
5%S
5'As
__
'
Bid
86
Southern Bell Tel & Tel—.
„„„„
S'As—1977
Ferro
.
•
United States
Ask
82
Sound
8-
Yield Price
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww
100
•
—
1-59"
Sons—
175
99%
Va %
h
ww
Light
86.4
7-
4
15.35
March
99%
99.24
100.24
85.28
13.82
85'A
Puget
99%
87.24
99.20
100.20
•
1964
14.08
84
96
94
99.24
-
12.71
ig81
Steel
99.20
-
1964
—_1
.
Phoenix
88.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
'
Bid
&
Petroleum
5i/2S
96.26
88.16
-
;
96.20
—
1962—
"Brass 3%S—III—1975
Pacific
89.28
96.22
-
1963—
4.47
Inc
Northspan Uran
91.16
3%s Nov.
12.00
:
-
98.28
99.14
14.49
Fund
(M)
92.28
91.8
-
98.4
92.20
98.20
-ft
99.8
16.55
Inc——
Fund
Fund
Ask
(CorttinUed)-
4s
l'As
99.28
of
I960—
1,
11.04
Mutual
Potomac Electric
170
96%
Situations
Street Investing
Equity
15,
1
——10c
Fund
Feb.
Ltd--—1
Fund
Special
■
Fund —1
Canada
87%
1979
88%
101
1972-1967
4s
.ft
Treasury Notes—
l'As
94
1977
98
-
1972
Treasury Notes
3%s Feb. 15, I960—
7.85
92
6s—1972
96
97
Maturity-
Certificates of Indebtedness—
10.63
85%
Commonwealth Oil Ref
92 'A
3'As
99.2
Figures after decimal point represent
9.73
r982
■
99%
99.18
:
Maturity—
International
&
1969
I?
97.16
987/a
—
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
7.18
S
Carrier
Pacific Ry 4s
Corp 4%s
Chance Vought 5 ,4S
City of Montreal 5%s
98
97%
1962
Aug.
98
97'A
98.31
11,
March
1961
May
4%s
99
100.2
1961—
11,
4%s
Sept. 20.
4s
99.31
1961
100.2
99.20
98.26
99.10
1960
12,
13,
99.29
Fob.
4s
H
100.2
99.26
3%s
94
99.29
99.31
—
Bonds—
r,
99.28
99.28
100.1
2%s
100
100.2
99.31
99.30
April 4, I960—
5'As Sept 1, 1960_
99.31
Ask
Cooperatives—
5%s
100.1
99.27
99.28
for
1960
23,
Sept.
—_lc
U
Fund
59
-
1!
point
a
Bid
100
99.28
:
of
Ask
99.25
1960
Aug.
14.63
12.19
Inc
National Can 5s
61
48%
•
S
Banks
1965
June
3%S
3%s
a28.94
43/gS
__
45%
8'/a
U
2%
36
1963
\
Fund
Lowenstein
104'A
61 %
7'A
25%
of Amer_*
Co
34'/a
8
Co
'A
108
%
Y)—2
Guaranty Co (N Y)
Travelers
10
96
1960
4%s
Bonds—
102%
5
U
gi/8
Ins__l()
1960
11,
4%s June
a38.32
Mueller
102
7%
7
Accident
Co
I960—
10,
April
14.09
J
Fund
115
i
March
5.30s
Farnham
6s—1980-76
it)!',
7
4'As
15.97
&
Canadian
f.
Security Ins
Mortgage Assn—
Feb.
Roe
Wisconsin
119
55%
47
3%s April 3,
Natl
38.54
ufftft
,
Federal
Sept.
—
Whitehall Fund Inc
102%
115
90
52%
Standard
55
5
70%
85
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
$6.50 preferred
86%
93%
3'As
14.58
Wellington
Wellington
Ask
65
43 "
Title
1963
5'/as
36.54
Burlington Industries 4'As—1975
ft > • »'?
"ft
215
15,
3 %s
*
fSp
I:tW
205
10
21
43'A
April
3 %s
7.86
Inc—1
Security Issues
Bid
&
Opt 4V2s—1979
Bell Telephone Co of Penna—
ftftft-
«
10
49%
19
21%
99.24
20.46
Investors
Investors
14.07
•
pUH.
•:
40%
99.30
7.23
1
Wall
7.30
12.87
Recent
I: <ift
a
46%
20%
.
1960
18.82
Street Investment Corp
Washington
_
H\
f, 1 'ft'
i
43%
10
4%
46%
6.25
4.65s
Institutional
4'/a
SeaboarcMjife Ins of Amer„— 1
Surety Co
—10
65%
1960
15.51
I
\
61
137
84%
21%
18.41
Fund Inc
11.89
Marine—
&
71%
81
12.15
Value
14.89
Fund
130
15,
14.27
Fund—
Value
10.79
13.62
16,
15,
8.80
Value Line Fund Inc—:
Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
PaurvFUA
63
25%
20'A
Seaboard
July
13.50
United Science Fund,.
2.81
lc
Incorporated Investors
.jhi-
June
5.40s
8.14
16.80
B)
United
10.14
1
24 Va
——^
Inc—_1
Fund
United
8.94
Fund
Income
21%
I960—.-—
13.35
11.12
(Edison
United
Boston Inc—1
Fund of
.'
5'/aS
10.33
United
5.74
2.57
Incorporaed
9.65
9.55
Twentieth
a26.48
Income
< h
•
5.25
Inc—
Fund
12.22
8.88
a9.66
Growth
5.18
1
Haydock
M'ft
;
—
St
I960——
15,
1
United Income Fund
10c
—10c
1
H-DA
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
*j<k
;fs'(V
n
H-C7
Series
'
lr
12.10
Inc—1
Townsend
Hamilton Funds Inc—
jk;
86%
39
18138
Shares—1.25
Texas
19.82
Growth Industry Shares
58%
23%
5
Co
96
4s
20.21
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc——1
-—
t
al4.65
Television-Electronics Fund
11.68
Utilities
Ins
83%
54%
1960
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
8.43
lc
■s'X
: uif
May
Clark-
American
Stock
12.21
——
shares
5'/as
6.65
13.03
Balanced
10.73
lc
Tobacco
11.23
6.06
11.41
Stein
6.79
lc
HI''
10.95
al9.07
Stock
Life
36%
53'/2
1960
16.77
State
2.35
6.19
._lc
shares
April 15,
15,
15, I960
March
1
Southwestern Investors
10.90
2.13
Equipment shares
Steel
4.65s
2.50
Canada
Stevens &
Sovereign
7.21
Railroad Stock shares
RR
15.01
Smith
14.76
Feb.
13.88
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
7.98
13.48
4%s
4'As
_25c
Common
8.22
Merchandising shares
Mftfi
of
67%
12%
91%
50
51
(D C)-1.50
15, I960—
14.25
50c
Shares
Dist
69
Y
N
4
.
Banks:—
1
Fund
Selected
7.50
7.50
Machinery
Institutional
>«ift
lc
shares
Jan.
Loan
15.13
10.47
Fund
Scudder
Home
:_1
Quarterly
65
of
Pacific
8%
Bid
Federal
13.84
1
Fund
Scudder
38%
Ins Co
5
Lite
13.25
*
Inc
(Geo)
45%
36'A ;
\
13%
43
10
7%
9.63
Growth Stock
Fund
37%
'
Obligations of Government Agencies
11.06
.
Inc_.
34
2.50
3.33'/a
Insurance
Phoenix
10
Providence-Washington
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)__—1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)_:
-2
Republic Insurance
(Texas)—10
RepubMc Natl Life Insurance—2
_5
Amer
1
Corp
Putnam
7.12
of
Corp
9.79
8.81
Fund—
Putnam Growth
-
Bond
General
■
6.49
————lc
Food
i
8.96
10.23
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
•
•
*
(T Rowe)
62 %
2.50
Ins
1
;
56 %
59
1
Co—
Life
Standard
47/ns Feb.
Inc
78%
52'A
56
12%
Figures after decimal poln t represent
5s
Fund
3%
73%
51 Va
52
5
Co
48
10
River
42
2
:
39
Philadelphia
73%
3%
.—5,,
21'/a
39%
3 7'A
Indemnity Co_:
10
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Peerless Insurance Co
—_5
75%
69%
5
1
Inc.—
71%
4
Co
1
Fund Inc
Aviation-Electronics—
.
fcrtur
v1
Price
5
—10'
124
*•
>19%
4.57
&
Inc—
Mutual
Fund
Northern
F)
1
Fund
Securities
Pioneer
167
1
3.80s
—
Shares
Puritan
.
4.18
1
Pine Street Fund Inc—
3.13
9.57
159
Ins
118%
155
6.17
1
Chemistry
Philadelphia
5
Boiler
Owners
Capital Fund
Square
Co
North
22%
Fire—
Fire
Northeastern
Jersey Insurance Co of N
11.85
5.65
York
New
368
Insurance—
&
Jefferson
New Hampshire
21%
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance
Amsterdam
New
354 I
Ins Co
Insurance
Over-The-Counter
6.44
5.86
1
1
Series-
Fund
Oppenheimer Fund
12.03
2.84
series—
stock
Preferred
Series
10.84
1
William Street Fund
Peoples
lc
lc
series
stock
Common
Fundamental Investors
[Aft '
1
1
10
class A
Casualty
Corp
144
1,
—5
Fire
Union
10
Co__l
Insurance
6.99
Penn
36%
American
.8.68
Securities
34%
(Fla)
Series—
7.94
One
4.90
11.07
14.36
6.39
Electronics
Custodian Funds Inc—
Franklin
M;
Inc
Mutual Fund
Founders
iM
Fund
Mutual
Florida
13.28
1
of Canada Ltd
17.42
17.30
1
1
York
17
Employees Ins
Home
3.83
1
Stock
15%
Insurance—.
Hartford Steam
21.16
—
Stock
Nucleonics
13.74
16.11
3.52
1956
1
England
Nationwide
4
Life
Insp
1
Series
New
I8V2
17 Va
al4.01
Stock
Growth
247%
TTnrtfnrd Fire Insurance Co
10.83
Inc_l
Co
—
Series
New
22%
-
Home
Corp
Series
Life
Hanover
17.17
9.87
Income Series
26.29
1
Fidelity Fund Inc__
—1
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
Capital Fund
15.88
1
Inc
interest
Securities
Dividend
10
J
Co
Employ Life Ins
Gulf
Series
Bond
National
ft
15%
61
56%
10
Natl Life & Accident Ins
Natl Old Line Inc AA com
19%
63
Life
(S
& Republic
Great
8.78
13.95
1
Fund
Securities
Preferred
1
Eurofund Inc
l-'i'isi
8.03
12.76
Shares
Trust
Wide
Balanced
3.30
Fund Inc
——
Fund Inc——
Fidelity
lc
Automation
National Investors
25.05
X3.01
22.88
1
&
beneficial
of
National
2.50
25c
Fund
Electronics
Energy
Mutual
Howard—
Stock
k""r!;
Fund
21.16
Gov
46%
17%
(DC)
interest—1
43
58%
Reinsurance Corp
Government
Fund—
Investment
Nation
15.41
10
10
(Bait)
5
Fund
Falls
Globe
Mutual Shares Corp
78%
Shares—
Shares
Balanced
'
Fund Inc
Stic
B
&
Eaton
! HV
[?<
Growth
Dreyfus
H'k
r
14.25
Glens
14.96
Stock
Inc
Mutual
18.82
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Seiies
General
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
Delaware
V ftrv
Fund
v.,
Dividend
Life
9
6.25
Inc_
Insurance
Franklin
2.64
13.84
——33 V3C
beneficial
Minnesota
8.15
18.63
.-
of
Missiles-Jets
Income Fund——1
Growth
Monument Life
National Fire
1.25
Fireman's
Trust
int_33J/3C
•;
Massachusetts
23.96
7.45
B
Diversified
ft ft,
Inc
Units
lc
Investors
Investors
Fund
Western Investment Inc
Diver
iG|ft
;*vi
Mass
4.11
shares
3%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
2.24
beneficial
of
shares
20%
19'A
lc
shares- lc
3 6'/a
2%
Federal
3.74
shares
44
14
Employers Group Assoc
<■
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3.92
37%
33,
2
Forster
&
38%
40
5
Casualty
Crum
6%
36%
-35 'A
1
—5
5
Merchants & Manufacturers__-4
(N J)
Assurance
6 'A
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants Fire Assurance
12.50
Ins
Continental
2.66
lc
Massachusetts
Life
•
4%
(Ky)
General
260
43%
Co-
Continental
3.04
lc
shares
Transport
20.39
>
shares—lc
shares
Special Investment
16.99
18.76
Equipment shares.lc
Petroleum
9.90
9.61
Inc
Co
Connecticut
54 'A
51
250
28'A
—10
Eagle Fire Ins. Co (N J)
Industries
General
11.60
Paper
1
Delaware
3
Electrical
136
10.61
Investment
of
Insurance
Casualty
!
Bonding—
22 %
21
Va
3%
Life:
Standard
1
10
:—.-10
Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
of
Life
26%
—5
Co__-
Shippers—
Commonwealth
12.42
Managed Funds-
12.85
1
Beneficial
Inc-.^,
Co
23'A
39'A
.5-
Re-insurance
Surety
——3
National
65
21%
Co
Tenn
Companies
25'/a
61%
_1
1
(Galveston)—I
&
Life
Ins
Ask
23
2'A
Nat
Ins
r
&* Casualty
Maryland
(Newark N J)
Bankers Natl Life Ins
a44.09
Sayles
of
Mercury
Bankers
a25.71
Loornis
30%
._1
Hgme Assurance
American
7.22
Loomis-Sayles
De
.
6.63
Life
Ins—
Fla)—
Investors
American
20.30
Inc—1
89%
Corp—
(Waii D C)
14.95
18.57
12.31
Diversified
!,
13.68
15.44
De
•
11.36
17,800
14.13
18.04
:
25c
Stk Fund
Heritage Life
Boston
—1
Inc
86%
Amer
18
1—_1
Fund
10
Amer
14.70
17 y8
77%
Fidelity
American
15.75
11.39
16,01
ft'-'i J
14.43
13.47
73'A
conv
Amer Ins Co
12.89
17,200
16.60
Series
Fund—
9.27
—
Dividend
Trust
Venture
11.81
—1
Life Insurance Investors
X14.81
Crown
fttvft
Lexington
Lexington
1
I
Inc——
Fund
Lazard
15.64
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
a.!:'
V
Knickerbocker -Fund
11.03
—
Fund
Concord
6.95
7.86
18.89
Fund Inc—
Compdsite
ftJ ■'•
■•
6.34
7.19
Composite Bond & Stock
Ti !.♦' ■ <ft;
7.23
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
.
17.46
'
Fund Inc
6.59
14.61
Income
Commonwealth
"
r
_——1
13.87
13.33
1
—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Fund
1*'
'
15.08
19.21
12.83
10.09
Inc__
Fund
13.94
13.83
10
Insurance
American
21.33
8.78
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)— 1
j$S-2 (Income Com Stocks)
1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk) _1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Co
(Jacksonville
10.10
19.55
Amer
15.85
17.77
100
1
Colonial Energy Shares
I * sit'
■
9.25
12.72
.1
50c
Corp—100
preferred
7%
1
10.51
9.63
14.53
Pfd
(Income
8.03
Inc—
Securities
Christiana
piuC
•ft?4'
Fund
Chemical
■
16.86
—1
Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
■
23.44
15.45
Bonds)——_1
Stocks)—1
KG
13.47
Growth
__
Century
K'-y,
21.49
1
Bonds)
1
Inc
Canadian International
Fund
Grade Bonds)_l
1
Fund
Canadian
24.15
K-2
1
I
Ltd
23.14
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
4.25
12.39
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
1
Priced
(Low
American
$1.25
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
5.63
r%;,
-
of
—
Bid
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)_.5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
11.74
5.92
"A" Inc—1
"B"' Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp 1c
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc—
1
Broad Street Investment
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd————.—1
California Fund Inc
1
(ft
*'
Life
Ask
220
Boston—1
Axe-Houghton Fund
1
Aetna
Bid
210
5.67
11.61
Axe-Houghton Fund
.k
v
Insurance
Surety-—10
5.19
1.61
Mut
Aetna
&
10.62
5.42
Trust—
Fund Inc—1
Fund
Devel
Atomic
Casualty
Inc—————1
Fund
Johnston
41%
39
Aetna
America— -1
of
Research
Investors
'
Par
Ask
lc
1.77
Associated
w'-K.-
IncI-
Intl Resources Fund
4.11
Bid
Par
2.22
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
t." fi
l*t
Fund
Aberdeen
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
————25c
Mutual Funds—
ft I4'-
v
.95
—
85'A
FOOTNOTES
•No par value,
New
York Stock
a
FOR
Net asset value.
Exchange.
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
bBid yield price,
d Ex'-rights. k Admitted to listing on the
t New stock, 6 x Ex-dividend. wiWhen issued; 'yEtf-stock divldehd.
ftf
Volume
191
Number
5915
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(141)
COURSE OF
THE
Clearings this week will show
Bank
liminary figures compiled by
BANK
compared
with
a
year
telegraphic advices from
upon
the chief cities
Bethlehem
...
Our preliminary totals
year.
for the
week
same
in
1958.
At this
(11
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
Ended
York
New
,
January
9—
1959
%
$15,191,557,605 $14,177,915,156
+ 18.3
Mansfield
+ 17.7
+22.5
566,051,846
Louis.
487,898,187
478,500,000
406,500,000
1,171,229,178
742,617,519
706,903,785
560,109,209
+26.2
436,471,136
38G,866,340
+ 12.8
Cleveland
Total
cities,
Other
days
five
days
$22,436,755,475
$20,266,085,580
5,644,952,429
.
(7
All
all
cities,
Total
cities, five days
5,145,528,400
^10.7
cities for
1,128,990,486
week
$29,210,698,390
issue of next week.
our
covered
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
In
that
For
week
the whole country
this
at
center
there
an
was
9.7
+
$26,440,719,661
showing
increase of 5.2%.
an
ton Reserve District of 6.6%
decline of 7.2%.
they
cities)—
and the
joys
+ 10.5
473,855,829
1,367,968,308
3.7
1,426,676,498
1,498,314,220
5,610,741
5,189,745
22,207,610
219,378,864
7,831,932
5,846,439
the week ends
as
194,193,517
7,125,089
333,343,095
320,326,633
Columbia—Washington—
107,400,509
110,729,993
(6
664,726,649
We
'
27,513,639
120,039,151
we
5,493,931
an
4,648,019
221^,563,946
236,775,197
179,045,978
12,709,757
Louisiana—New
Total
(10
13,464,065
847,289
225,495,642
685,759
182,002,446
1,199,754,602
1,103,641,401
Orleans
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
we
are
a
a
BANK
OF
$
Dec- %
'
832,833,860
887,512,467
,
1,087,323,920
"
1,418,614,171
871,116,941
841,392,570
5.1
12,974,408,456
12,204,063,340
7.2
1,111,832,094
+
3.7
1,426,676,49$
2.1
740,446,305
Peoria
8.7
1,179,942,940
1,592,222,325
776,900,032
674,242,521
+15.2
705,609,974
593,731,844
654,160,619
"
525,600,371
557,206,942
IIIIIIIIlO
"
4.2
—
579,179,090
<
5.7
—
558,784,601
662,3.83,204
657,415,465
559,206,318
3.3
Louis
1,191,345,586
+
7.6
1,167,701,409
+
3.5
23,570,725,554
10,803,757,774
+
1.7
11,028,473,492
years:
,
.
a,,
',
•
T
*
.
Week Ended
1959
January 2
:
1958
$
ZZZZZ
IIH_I
746,112
233,595,729
8.7
1,179,942,940
1,215,810,509
+
-•
2,808,073
4,389,399
+46.2
7,621,988
696,697,976
+
5.8
725,154,306
+
8.5
3,160,227
924,351
924,714
8
871,719
—14.7
85,496,000
89
+ 33.1
9,958,316
11 793,061
+
.7.0
4,947,246
145,870,038
.5 ,036,944
5.4
5.7
7,592,875
6
58,030,951
—10.5
51,873,548
15,011,239
17,410,842
—13.8
44
s.,
17,076,392
,357,020
1,670,367
—29.7
1,492,116
1,195,407,948
1.9
1,186,197,413
7,281,850
501,520
1,223 168,965
7,038,325
12,657,534
+
6.1
14,518,697
14 225,524
10,837,064
+
9.8
11,250,938
10 723,533
+
3.8
6,503,205
6 942,465
—
2.4
1,592,222,325
1,633,905,169
5,955,781
1,594,753,680
+
—
—
—10.5
+
7.1
1,333,899
3,495,564
—
—
5.8
12,299,053
.
8.6
13,221,886
.
'
+
,
4.7
+
3,031,029
•
,
3l^
21,003,739
—
.31,019,000
+
2,981,710
3,242,581
887,512,467
832,833,860
•
-
3,122,701
15,471,743
6.2
386,800,000
405,100,000
184,865,672
131,485,091
195,470,860
8.6
1.4
2,459,211
2,793,586
+ 15.2
705,609,974
743,750,379
+
187,623,607
127,071,932
+
674,242,521
—
9.6
9,109,641
10,215,441
5.9
376,096,004
374,014,251
2.0
162,598.314
145,636,873
Dakota—Fargo
8,875,040
9,275,521
3,500,874
3,739,699
6.4
4,427,852
3,798.545
5,248,655
6,008,765
—12.6
5,498,458
4,129.060
11,808,514
14,189,327
—16.8
12,082,654
11,807,000
568,807,082
593,731,844
4.2
579,179,090
558,784,601
cities)
(7
—
+
—
—
4.3
9,366,167
Jamestown
New
York
Rochester
12,094,454
33,533,828
.
1,153,930
848,196
■
—
'
792,153
11,160,303
11,987,477
156,653,783
-
152,797,231
6,465,936
.
5,561,739
27,392,516
27,269,983
412,151,463
-
City
—
437,084,250
—25.0
+
—
«+
+
.
21,739,616
817,098
10,190,510
10.347,104
2.5
156,632,556
145,429,494
6,773,243
+
7.6
32,497,600
34,058,600
8.0
2,680,333
31,269,983
30,526,259
5.7
436,217,031
440,182,395
13,512,698
12,020,477
-
13,530,333
—11.2
14,586,699
„3,983,523
+ 22.2
4,942,910
Total
cities)
(9
—
-
4,859,627
632,426,665
654,160,619
3.3
662,383,204
657,415,465
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas9,628,408
Galveston
*-v
-
43,401,324
*6,000,000
-
Worth
473,283,661
37,309,767
Dallas
Fort
11,955,807
450,507,422
Texas—Austin
6,646,000
—19.5
12,446,365
11,578,736
4.8
466,239,316
520,399,033
—14.0
48,049,126
52,456,248
—
9.7
8,919,000
7,471,001
—17.4
15,981,461
14,449,149
+ 10.6
7,445,850
16,106,661
23,434,902
525,600,371
—-
-
—
557^206,942
5.7
559,206,318
625,690,316
175,807,690
205,170.206
——6,173,313-
Wlch ita
Louisiana—Shreveport
—
6.6
871,116,941
841,392,570
L
Syracuse
-
Northern
Total
New
(9
4.5
—
4.8
3,489,376
—16.3 '
42,516,721
-
7
11,345,512,811
7~
86,887,686
'12,323,132,244
148,425,532
144,880,025
2,700,342
3,019,992
2,754,325
'
2,981,904
+
5.2
12,542,252,062
11,765,797,616
39,699,981
+
7.1
.
41,718,388
39,895,709
—
1.6
..
24,474,269
28,968,829
*30,000,tf00
Total
cities)-
(6
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
~
75,592,689
78,430,293
—
3.8
0.3
+
5.1
75,640,593
87,115,306
.->
1.5
184,666,194
5,152,237
5,104,579
+
0.9
6,102,600
5,361,612
190,246,956
176,357,348
+
7.9
162,459,410
195,187,172
96,892,992
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
City
California—Long Beach
95,968,576
+
1.0
90,331,211
104,868,623
+
5.5
,
\
«
84,034,952
89,699,022
12,974,408,456
12,204,063,340
24,538,023
16,979,123
Francisco
San
Jose
Santa
Barbara
—
Total
Outside
-
(10
total
New
cities)
(108
.
cities)
York City__
Estimated,
27,838,667
17,622,947
637,934,548
662,035,335
9.5
24,558,574
26,628,637
+
5,490,413
10,619,380
+
1,281,873,908
10.988 273,743
32.500,678
20,680,711
+ 10.7
11,002,875
22,922,780,318*
32,755,123
+ 18.6
7,362,672
Stockton
Grand
647,726,171
30,482,430
San
23,251,372
14,322,886
717,256,790
Pasadena
*
11,729,146,247'
7,250,397
181,959,810
30,929,692
—
jf
72,737$18
19,460,258
22,963,211
*
22,605,237
-
Jersey
cities)——
—
2,552,118
_
Jersey—Newark
22,455,897
+75.9
135,668,726
11,934,506,575
Connecticut—Stamford—
New
16,504,125
10,571,000*
3,202,819
2,920,786
-
10,338,469
0.5
24,371,884
2,428,500
——
1,402,321
744,943
6.9
+ 16.3
—
1,025,329
7.1
4,888,061
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
12,474,814
" "43,022; 022~
6.4
129,502,610
-
IZIIIIII-IZCI
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
~ZZZZZ
ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
9,183,431
City865,930
-
—
Yakima
29,026,211
-
"I""
140,385,933
Dakota—Aberdeen
—
^
Buffalo
7 172,438
+ 37.1
356,900,000
.
2,646,982
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
15,354,904
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Elrnira
312,200
459,921
1,535,633
33,391,000
-
.•
147 875,486
7,278,477
Washington—Seattle
New tYork—Albany
738,000
8,448,614
4,252,336
152,909,331
Nebraska—Fremont
3,631,183
1,487,723
19,667,557
Island-ProVidence"-cities)
2
21
6,048,096
690,126,737
3,128,761
51^918.990 ~ 3^569,043
: *
'
V—
2,599,921
19,404,466
8.8
89,113,000
776,900,032
Helena
6,683,200
' 12,874,33$
-
-
+ 26.2
—15.4
—
400,330,724
St.
2,797,918
3,195,357
Hampshire—Manchester
(12
14,265,862
834,729
203,674,764
13 877,308
4
0.7
12,455,389
Worcester-'
Total
.
,
3,279,135
1,594,042
Connecticut—HaiMioIi"""----"---
New
13,996,065
+ 23.9
6,579,213
Wichita
3,396,103
*
Lowell
Rhode
5.6
+ 23.6
155,973,552
Missouri—Kansas
736,363,706
1
_
'
—
14,111,208
2,610,955
Montana—Billings
1957
$
6,418,343
_
-
185,704,078
—17.8
138,020,650
-
Kansas—Topeka
inc. or
3,255,932
-
Haven
+ 23.7
232,651,721
188.516,770
13,410,549
379,100,000
cities)—
Lincoln
Dec. %
$
$
"""""
:
Massachusetts—'Bostmi"!
New
6,226,364
216,665,225
376,821,234
Paul
North
■
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
*«
7,037,295
6,718,049
3.9
Minneapolis
11,608,394,848
statement shewing the figures for each city for the week
Maine—Bangor
Bedford
6,355,598
+ 10.4
+
23,374,192,464
1960
Springfield
—12.3
1,267,923,152
22,149,270,585
$
New
129,275,819
373,000,000
St.
625,690,316
10,988,273,743
at—
at—
_
395,600,000
8,905,488
257,168,427
-—-—-
Omaha
River
30,494,837
124,104,749
0.5
Ninth Federal Reserve District-•Minneapolis—
.South
1,281,873,908
for. four
16,607,898
1,556,108,207
Minnesota—Duluth
22,922,780,318
City
add our detailed
<
6,183,317
Hastings
Fall
26,289,683
2.4
13,426,273
cities)
(4
Total
Portland
2.7
+
11,900,835
(17
Total
743,750,379
«
Cleariiies
clearings
+
—
6,298,919
;
—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,633,905,169
568,807,082
2
789,936,040
1,215,810,509
2.4
"
108 cities
•
..
-
Rockford
1
789,936,040
+
—
632,426,665
January
740,446,305
1,498,314,220
—
1,103,641,401
"
________
ended
151,025,416
2.1
384,302,473
1 • 1,173,666
1,172,648,942
—
-
Chicago
Decatur
1,337,206,703
1,594,753,680
"
lith Dallas
$
,
1,556,108.207
9
New" YoiZ
149,235,433
135,482,673
7,271,223
I
Missouri—St.
1,199,754,602
"
:____10
Z
17
8th St
Louis "ZZZZZIZI 4
9th Minneapolis Z
I
7
City_
1957
—
679,010,399
Chicago
now
7,663,077
351,024,631
3.0
6,853,921
Illinois—Bloomington
loss
+
1,367,968,308
664,726,649
6
$
,
6.6
+
1,171,229,178
7
Richmond
Outside
4.1
-I-
51,961,009
-
City
Total
1958
Inc. or
"
4th Cleveland
We
—22.2
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
11,729,146,247
5th
Francisco
202,841,530
142,785,705
,
Moines
Sioux
CLEARINGS
12,323,132,244
11
Total
24,070,893
9.7
4,549,512
Springfield
$
York
Philadelphia
12th San
5.5
—
11,243,483
Haute
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
loss of 2.4%.
a
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
2—
12 cities
Kansas
0.3
—
11,025,293
76,030,000
Wayne
South Bend
Terre
larger by 3.7%
2,253,087'
2,844,295
14,052,029
Indianapolis
-
8.7% but in the Richmond Reserve District
I960
"
10th
—
8,119,769
Indiana—Fort
gain of 7.6%.
a
furnish
9
7th
+
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Grand Rapids
improvement of 5.1% and in the Bos¬
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
•
6th Atlanta
6,261,202
5,129,401
note that in the
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals record
register
following
1st Boston
3rd
336,700,000
246,061,846
Des
SUMMARY
2nd New
26,796,860
117,261,875
334,900,000
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
according to the
the
January
6,852,431
14.012,861
507,335,036j
; !
■.
v
Macon
the bank clearings
the cities
group
District
Ended
+
679,010,399
cities)
Augusta
the aggregate clearings for
and in the Dallas Reserve District of 5.7% but in the San Francisco Reserve
-
215,135,567
9,162,458
Alabama—Birmingham
of 3.3%
Week
17,791,000
Florida—Jacksonville
Ac¬
but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals suffer
smaller by 2.1%.
totals
5,864,748
16,818,000
*
Nashville
in
appear
Minneapolis Reserve District of 4.2% but the St. Louis Reserve District en-\
In the
51,675,100
+ 12.0
Mobile-..
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
gain of 15.2%'.
a
4.5
11,804,604
606,363,790
1,418,614,171
—
X
present further below,
we
located and from this
are
the Atlanta Reserve District by
are
+
600,631,312
53,009.600
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
has to he estimated.
cases
increase^ of 3.5%,
New York Reserve District the totals show
and in
1.4
436,629,160
Lansing.
the totals
4.8
+
11,159,941
14.002,417
Georgia—Atlanta
today, inasmuch
Outside of this city there was a gain of 1.7%
Federal Reserve Districts in which
a
300,270,398
—
having amounted to $22,922,780,318 against $22,149,270,585 in the
week in 1958.
same
1,029,105,681
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Jan. 2.
10,169,122
263,848.277
—10.5
3.5
Virginia—Huntington
Total
not available at time of going to press.
tlje elaborate detailed statement, however, which
are
1,337,206.703
+ 17.4
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
+10.5
by the foregoing will
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we
1,111,832,094
489,146,342
Tennessee—Knoxville
Complete and exact details for the week
7.2
—
10,351,367
11,263,161
South
9.7
+
$28,081,707,904 $25,411,613,980
day________.
one
all
:
20,174,935
—
52,737,500
12,148,008
Richmond
District of
Total
18, 868,890
.11,654,978
_
Virginia—Norfolk
five
6,748,080
21,976,898
3.7
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District-—Richmond—
West
ii
cities,
6, 083,602
19 336,473
+10.1
_
Baltimore
Ten
6.5
+ 24.4
—
+21.8
478,182,057
11,031,266
279,091,682
569,159,172
50,442,500
577,310,976
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 17.7
.904,719,000
—
—
Columbus
+ 16.0
526,647,341
Francisco
Pittsburgh
6,743,397
3,843,099
6,354,968
Youngstown
San
4,336,939
9,874,721
735,655,469
St.
4, 619,841
6, 678,983
4, 022,550
265,741,646
1,061,000,000
1
1,924,593
—10.8
17,202,928
12,273,466
ZZZ
Z-ZZZZZZ
8.65,536,017
City
1,264,000,000
9.3
—
—12.6
1,087,323,920
Cleveland
1,255,000,000
Kansas
4,526,463
1,044, 000,000
6,640,869
5,942,853
Cincinnati
7.2
+
1,229,341,643
Philadelphia
'
1, 827,052
2, 325,950
7.7
4,759,230
21,392,249
11,820,924
Ohio—Canton
1,505,368,745
Boston
2.4
+
—
5,926,294
cities)
Chicago
•
4,325,816
5.6
—
3,689,954
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
I960
L-
1.090.015
4,157,344
III"
;
Jersey—Trenton
Total
1 573,160
1,793,691
IIIIIIII
_
+ 11.8
1,111,000,000
Our comparative sum¬
for the week follows:
mary
~
:
1,842,284
1,286,517
1,693,445
Delaware—Wilmington
New
center there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 7.2%.
$
1, 695,593
3,923,565
Z-ZZ
ZZ-ZZ
;
Wilkes-Barre
1957
$
—34.3
3,779,320
1,026,000,000
„
Lancaster
1958
1,901,739
1,437,947
^
Philadelphia
Reading
York
stand at $29,210,698,390 against $26,440,719,661
-
*
•Scranton
10.5% above those of the corresponding week last
Inc. or
Dec. %
1,249,979
Chester
all cities of'the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
clearings will
be
1959
$
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
January 9, clearings for
of the
W,eek Ended January 2
'
Pre¬
ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based
us
District—Philadelphia—
"
i960
increase
an
Third Federal Reserve
CLEARINGS
45
+ 34.1
6,869,992
6,403,747
3.6
10,201,550
12,144,195
1,167,701,409'
1,191,345,586
+
7.6
22,149*270,585
+
3.5
23,570,725,554
23,374,192,464
♦10,803,757,774
+
1.7
11,028,473,492
11,608,394,848
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
1
1,267,923,152-
MAwihwmmwmW' WSiww
I
MAMM.
"iW-WftnV iift^TTH^j.1^^
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■
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
46
.
.
Monday, January 11, 1960
.
(142)
Date
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Birtchei
Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
requirements of Section 522
the
to
Pursuant
"
.
7, 1960, INCLUSIVE + ! '
TO JANUARY
1959
31,
DECEMBER
5.40%
Drackett
Wall
Forty
Thursday-
Jan.
Dec. 31
.0120160 "
Free
pound——_
schilling __
Australia,
Austria,
India,
.210075
.00311275
.203800
--*203790
.239740
.E39735
.269250
2.800700
2.799120
2.798860
in
.00161000
.00277564
.00277564 ~
.03277564
.328066
.327633
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.139916
.265110
.265145
2.771405
2.771148
.139928
.139887
.139856
4977C0
.497700
.497700
New
.497700
Year's
.0348312
Day
7
Par
Name
.139850
.0348450
.0348350
FXR,
.0166065
.0166065
.0166055
Factor
.193037
.193025
.231416
.231112
.231206
2.790236
2.800700
pound—1_
2.789041
2.799500
;/.
.
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
.0348400
.0166065
pound sterling—
.193025
.193018
.231143
.231200
2.788662
2.788403
2.788582
Fall
2.799120
2.798860
2.799040
Falstal'f
River
Gas
Corp.,
Inc. ( + ) or
tDec. 30,
F.
R.
Banks__—
Discounts
560,570
78.574
47,465
11,901
1,285,104
advances-
and.
Industrial
loans
913,924
502,909
43,510
6
+
8,969
+
21,919
;
Other
Notes
+
Loans
8,142,733
Loans
repurchase agrmt.
securities
141,300
—
26,606,827
24,000
26,630,827
outright—
bought
from
Bank'
S.
Govt,
foreign
6,000
—
I
—
13,000
S.
U.
assets.
99,591
326
+
5,951
54,530,303
——,
; +1,356,462
547,001
+
117,853
+
18,518
+
fi/e
Other
five
securities
Reserve
with
Reserves
S.
164,164
28.150,221
___—
Foreign
328,331
+
131,374
82,716
U.
48,175
59,316
Interbank
1 334,758
346,095
20,573,646
4,538,345
+
12,689
3,491
+
;
Demand
deposits
______^
availability cash items
liabs.
accrued
&
divds._
—
28,138
*
1,369,516
+
—
v
+
—
Domestic
Capital
58
+
17,426
63,265
1
+
783
+
+
Surplus 1 J;
Other capital
Ratio
4%
242
serves
note
______________
accounts
gold
to
&
27,425
,
capital acct.
'certificate
6,770
30,473
+1,520,301
Federal
others
Reserve
Banks—
93,602
—
—
+
93,602
—
226,891
of
91,653
—
' +1,356,462
547,t)0i
General
822
+
98
+
220
Motors
+ 1,595
"
of
26
able
class
shares
of
cents
in
commitments—
+
'
10,496
*
+
-
—'975
—
Fund Notices
$1.30
1-
50c
1-25
-
7
1-
1 -28
2-10
8
12-18
pfd.
30c
2-
1
1-
8
93'%c
2-
1
1-
4
2-
1
1-.4
3-16
2-26
1-14
(quar.)
12-31
...
(quar.)
—
$1.183%
(stock
dividend
non-cumulative
3%
Corp.
or B
realized
a
distribution
net
gains
pay¬
36c
Ltd.,
common
12-11
2-
l
«.lwll
2-15
1-15
JtlOc
r_
1
$$1.25
preferred B
2-
1-
1
8
t
22 %C
2-1
1-
32 Vac
2-1
1-25
32
(quar >
8
of Florida—
(qhar.)___2_
'I
2-
1
1-25
38c
2-
1
1-25
50c
2-
1-15
*
62 %c
(quar.)
SI.32
2-
1-15
..7
(quar.)___———
preferred
1-11
*$1
—
Utilities- Corp.^-ji-iLi-.a.; f.T •
Wares,
preferred
re¬
held)
(10 cents from
plus
stock)
&r
....
of
$1.30 preferred
::
:
12-31
4
Ltd.—
B
General Telephone Co.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
26,281
1-14
1-15
2-
50c
(quar.)_;
1
Telephone Co. of California—
4Va%
12-14
V
$10c
;
preferred
General
1
$1.25
income
or
Steel
1
2-
75c
(quar.)
pfd. for each A
from
cash
Realty
1
3-
_
L
-
(quar.I
Mfg.,
and
General
2-
50c
Equipment—
investment
net
12 Vic
(quar.)
S3.75
Public Service
General
v
92,794
12-31
(quar.)
Corp..
Products
A
three
banks and after deduction
valuation reserves; individual loan Items are shown gross.
SNot available on comparable basis; reporting form revised July 8, 1959.
tPreliminary (San Francisco District).
IDec. 23 figures revised.
•+
" '
i».
foreign *
5-31
1-29
<
i—
(quar. )I_
preferred
Class
5%
,
2-26
24c
•
Co.
Precision
$4.75
2.5%
1.0%
4
6-15
gains)
(quar.)
(qunr.v
Corp.
Mills, Inc., common
preferred
General
.
39.3%
12-23
1-
,$1
preferred
Electric
•Exclusive of loans to domestic commercial
21,416
+
12-31
1-11
11-15
3-15
$15c
(quar.)—.
Industries—-
Dynamics
General
—283
1,596
—
1 -25
10c
^
A
capital
common
Bakeries,: Ltd.
16
+
—
50
—
12-31
(quar.)
convertible
General
accept-
correspondents
loan
Co.,
General
—1,281
72
+
241
.
(from
preferred
American
General
From
-
1-25
$30c
_c
Co., class
&
General
200
re¬
and F. R.
combined--!—
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
403
+
54,530,303
deposit
liabilities
Industrial
.
5%
Co.,
preferred
deemable 2nd
387,720
774,808
in
liabs.
of
867,091
1-15
$30c
(annual) _L
Investors
Gardner-Denver
+
20
1-25
$15c
Gabriel
$5
1.313
1-15
1-15
A
297
'
—
2
1-
8c
r
247
66
12-23
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)
E.)
637
—
132
1,601
1-15
Funds
General
11,428
1-20
1-15
25c
(quar.)
8
1-
20c
Ltd.
-
Petroleum
Fundamental
deposits:
____
1-15
1
10%
Ltd.
+
—429
3,152
deposits!
11-20
2-
$ J 2 '/•> c
common
Tile
&
—
523
II-20
1-15
152
—
51
12-28
1-15
93 34 c
Canada
of
(Charles
Class
580
+
2
+
347
—
1-13
8c
5%
Custodian
Fremont
8
12-28
v
dividend
Cos.,
1-
I-15
1
Chemical—
&
Glass,
Brick
1-29
2-
1-13
•
preferred (qupr. )„
Corp.
1-14
2%
!
*
dividend
Fraser
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Total
+
1
2%'
(initial)
Extra
29
—
139,873
r__
From
CAPITAL
53,340,350
-
(stock
Machinery
Frosst
—
2c
$i.7:5
7%
common
(quar.)
Borrowings:
liabilities
Total
B
common
Franklin
—3,750
16
+
3,371
banks
Interbank
■
11-30
cpm.
pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
dividend)
Porter,
Scock
169
—
—3,241
94
+
3,035
'
12-30
12-30
1-15
(increased)
Corp.
Inc.,
&
Co.
30
—
1,372
deposits:
12-30
4
6%
demand
1
1-15
1-15
2-15
Fran-
25
—
13,236
_
_
2-
20c
45c
"——
Foundation
—7,160
83
23
6,505
1:
demand
56V4C
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Rubber,
12
Foster-Forbes
§
29
+
—
15,780
banks—
deposits adjusted
12-30
2%
Jan.
Fraser
.
Government
Foreign banks
Time
548,608
+
320,835
—-
483,052
+
S.
1
5
3%%
LIABILITIES—
1,282,826
1-15
2-
50c
1-
General
+
9
1-
1-30
IV2C
1-
Stock
1,165
56
1,084
z__
—
1-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-20
Food
481,871
+
-
Gther
+
27,467
L_
assets/liabilitie3
649,871
__
Other
Deferred
%
+
9,847
Banks
Currency and coin
Balances with domestic
19,242,922
reserves
Treasurer—general acct.
Total
1,304
—
R.
F.
50c
Is
2-
New
1,371
+
+
•
bank
Member
U.
notes-,
*.
Deposits:
351
—307f
805
,.
:
-
12-31
75c
Class
§
14,495
—
1-15
common, (quar.)
Insurance
&
Sterling
y \/••/.; ;:§
6
1,867
years
$1.25
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—
164
year
years-—-.
12-31
75c
Tire
Research
35
+
12,652
securities—total.
1-15
25%
Fund
First
5J
2,231
one
to
After
Total
LIABILITIES—
10
+
bills
Other assets—net
Federal
+
-
+
?
—
Government
Corp..
Acceptance
Firth
4,439
etc.—
loans—
Within
901; 3 09
—
278,434
^.
-
163
loans
2-29
$1.25
(increased).
Fischer
certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes ar.d U. S. bonds maturing:
1,114,429
+
10
+
160
'
—
X
'
Treasury
15
I
assets
Tota$
+
421I-
+
1,187
foreign banks
to domestic commercial banks
One
+
354,892
757,661
+
6,062,921
-
589,715
+
147,300
—
27,981,645
in process
premises
Other
securities
banks—
of colctn.
and
loans
Total
452
2,127
——
to
12-29
Stock
on
personal finance,
12-31
1-15
3-15
National City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)-.
div. subect to stockholders' approval
First
institutions:
financial
1-15'
Corp. (Wash., D. C.)
(Md.)
Deposit
3-15
12-31
-2-19
1
50c
—
dividend
Stock
1
2-29
3-
23c
__
preferred A (quar.)
Firestone
90
-
purchasing or carrying:
for
finance,
estate
Other
602,715
+
+
4-
4c
28 %c
Stores
Department
Arts
3-15
(monthly)
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
Fireman's
pur¬
;
nonbank
Treasury
Due
for
dealers
securities
to
Sales
-
Real
Cash items
and
14
+
Fine
§
5
—
931
+
1,711
602,715
+
2.483,771
*____
U.
30,485
—8,142,733
11,010,298
—
Bonds
141,300
2,605,765
10,506,993
——
Total
§
U. S. Government securities
-
outright—
under
+ 476
securities
loans
Other
Loans
Bills
Held
68,084
—
chasing or carrying:
U. S. Government securities
222
22,204
Certificates
Total
loans
brokers
to
Other
—
M ;
Loans
336
Bought outright
Held under repurchase agrmt.
U. S. Government securities:
fl|j-
§
,
Acceptances:
Bought
463
loans—.
industrial
and
Agricultural
8,021
cash
156
+
—
Li?.
adjusted*
Commercial
786.960
383,399
other
of
notes
Crher
1
19,163,728
$2.25
1.276
+
105,398
1-11
1
25c
(quar.)
a
preferred B
Fidelity &
1-2G
4-
•
(quar.)
Services Finance
Financial
106,702
35.289
+
Loans
gold certificate reserves
Total
1958
..._
822,249
—
978,085
preferred
Federated
Dec. 31,
1959
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
1959
1959
1960
$Dec. 23,
1959
30c
30c
Assn.
Mortgage
preferred
5%
Jan. 7.
30,
18,185,643
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
5%-
2-15
—
(quar.)_—
National
Federal
1-22
1
$3
Paper Board, common
4.60%
1
2-
(annual)
Federal
Decrease (—> Since
Decrease (—) Since
Co.
Insurance
4
2-
42c
Insurance Co.
Federal
to
Increase ( + ) or
dollars)
3%
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
Asphalt Products
Federal
decreased $50 million and bor¬
Banks
Reserve
rowings from others decreased $283 million. Loans
domestic commercial banks decreased $307 million.
12-15
1-15
(quar.)
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
Federal
12-30
1-15
3%
(quar.)—
Life
Traders
&
quar.)
(increased
Co.
preferred
1-25
4%
-—
(stock
Co.
Brewing
conv.
Federal
of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
of Rec.
dividend!-—
Fafnir
Bearing
(stock dividend;
Fairbanks Company, 6%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
&
(Max)
6'/r>
Statement of Condition
Holders
Payable
.497700
.0348300
I
Company
of
When
Share
2.771326
'
.0166065
#
frojn page 12
.265125
.265165
2.772907
'
Closed
DIVIDENDS
Continued
.193016
account
mutUd
.327666
.0800560
.00161000
Farmers
certificate
^$2759
190.
volume
$In
:■
.00277564
Sweden,
Gold
issue.
!>U?
.0D1610CO
.327833
.265212
Dec.
$2389
: '
.L——L.Mar ':1
Corp.—
21799040
.00160995
2.771782
Jan. 6,
$2663
Jan 12
+
preferred stock
this
.209275
—.
(In thousands of
—_Jan 28
Pipeline Co.—
.239723
.209300
♦Announced
.327733
:
*
$2388
.203785
.239765
Spain,
Africa,
$2618
"
.0800560
peseta
krona
Switzerland,
franc
*2712
Jan 15
stock———
Manufacturing
Rayon
1
Jan 15
1962—Feb
Co.—
convertible
A
t2711
.00311275
.203745
__
guilder
pound—1_
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
South
1.047994
.210075
.00277698
—
peso.:
Kingdom,
1.046666
•
.209400
Day
.00161012
;
Coal
1
Mar
Jan 30
convertible debentures' of HFL_—
4%
.00311275
1
Year's
United
.210100
1.046666
'
.0031127O
2.799500
—:
malayan dollar—;
of
.0200190
.210125
——-
yen,—
United
.0384625
'.209325
Zealand,
Union
.0384750
.0200390
1.048984
'New
.203737
Netherlands,
New
.0384890
.0200580
1, 1966
class A capital stock
Natural Gas
Illinois
*
Inc.—
inc. debs, due Aug. 1,
cumulative preferred
Series
.0200360
V.
.239800
—
franc
deutsche mark
lira-
Mexico,
.
Closed
.00311000
markka
Malaysia,
>
'
.210075
rupee
Japan,
'•»
'
{2710
stock-—Feb 15
Pipeline Corp.—
cumulative preferred stocks
$5.60
and
Truax-Traer
2.230310
2.230167
2.230374
.0384890
1.049453
Ireland, pound
Italy,
.0120360
2.231633
(*-
(Metropolitan!
France
Germany,
S
.0120078
''
.0384666
rupee
Finland,
'
.0200283'
franc
dollar
Belgium,
Canada,
Ceylon,
S
.0120150
$2446
cumul. conv. pfd. stock:
Corp., 4%
Super Food Services, Inc.,
$5
$
.0120060
'
2.230677
•
Northwest
Texas
S
Jan 14
debentures due 1972—Jan 18
conv.
Wacker Corp., 5%
S3.30
Jan. 7
Jan. 6
Jan. 5
Jan. 4
1
$
S
Argentina, peso—
4%%
Building,
Street
Midland
Money)
Thursday-
Wednesday
Page
3
non-cumulative income debs, due Jan.
5%
La Salle
Tuesday
Monday
•
.1
cumulative convertible pfd.
4%
Co.,
Pacific
Friday
.
subord. debs, due June 1,4971-Feb
conv.
Power Co.,
Consumers
*
for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States
Noon Buying Rate
Unit
Monetary
ami
..
.
Industries. Inc.—
conv. subord. debentures due Oct'. 1, 1975
Marine
Country
....
Burlington
'
,
Corp., 6%
CALLED
ISSUES
ENTIRE
Company and Issue—
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
■
General
Below
will
found
be
a
list
bonds, notes,
corporate
of
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2 preferred (quar,)^L—
and common stock called for redemption,
Including those called under sinking'fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
:
preferred
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
condition
statement, of
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following-principal changes for the week
ended December 30: Increases of $476 million in loans
adjusted and $783 million in demand deposits adjusted,
and a decrease of $429 million in U. S. Government de¬
mand deposits.
t >•'+.
. ,
"r.\,:"i"
.
.
;
£■*
Increased '$170 million.
million.
n .,'>0
*
!:
■
1 -Hnl, <
I' m§r;>
"Other*'
loans
increased
$56
--Gen.
inc._(now'fixed): 5%
.;;.;
Government
;
::
Company
bonds
due
Nov.
15,
5.16%
62VaC
r____
-Inc.,
$3.50
preference
series
A
_
3-
1
2-15
$1.30
(quar.)_____'
(quar,)i-?_'_-___
common
(quar,)—
Georgia Bond Fabrics
2-15
3-1
:
64 Vac
preferred
-Oenesco,
!
;
preferred
5.20%
%
Electric
Co.—•
--Cumulative, preferred-shares,
May.. Stores. Realty
Page
Date—
General
-
mortgage- 5%j ibonds due
<-
r
3-
1
2-15
1-15
1-30
37 Vac
£
87 Vac
(quar.)— —:
(increased)
preferred .stock-i^-:_
Corp.—
debentures-, due
,
,,
-
'Deei."l,1976_:.—_i.
(R. C.) Williams- & Co., Inc:—
5%. debentures due Feb.1 i; ;1961> and- 5%
due
Feb:
1,
1962_t__L—
%
46
'J
Gladden
1-30
1-15
7 Vac
1-29
1-15 7
-•••
,
...
.
42710
{'•,* '454%:
'
$2713
-
i.Glen
-■
1-
Glens
(guar. )• >.
Products
(stock
■
l '
;.,
quar.)—;
,
.
.
-
•
;
,■
--
preferred
preferred
2-1.5
.
Falls
—j
2-19
Company
(quar:)
l.<
.
2-
—
:
-
4
1-29
'1-15 'i /•
1-157
1
1-14
1-15
.
12-31
-1-14
...
+-
,
.
12-31
12-24
1-11?
7 25c
—_I-—_ '7.715c'".
(guar.-O——————
9
l-~
10c
2-
1'
."1-15
16J/*c
1-18
1-13
V' *
l-'..;4-'->"
1-18
.
7 7/.
1-15
1
2-
—---5c
preferred
•1-
12-28
^
2-1,.,
57430
Seal Prpducts Corp., cla§s: A——!_—"
6j/2%
9
'
~--AJ>05
'debentures"
-2-
/"'"15c
Insurance -Go.- (N> Y.)
Extra
Gold
-
i
+.7.
1-22-
J
30e
.:
1
r.n ?
1-23 '
-3%—.
.,!5aV4C
(qiww,)——!
(quar. )——z—
2-
1-
-
25c
+
—
1-11
,
<
5'%
..
-
1
5
1-25
$1.12. Va
»'
.
.
,55c
.
,
dividend)—
Aldert- Corp. ? (guar*)-----
Godfrey
.
--
Feb
(increased
Y.ear-end
.
-Feb--l-Sc;• $2344-
*
com.
r.62 Vac
23-
v.5% '
..
—
; Glasspa-r Company: (stock dividend) LL_—
dlatielter-(P. H.) Co.. com;' (increased)izzzr
.
————Feb"-' 1
—
-
'
1-
196U^-?Feb 'JL
-» - -
Inc.,-
dividend)?-—______
Gladding, McBean-- &: Co", "(guar.)'.—
,
'
=
Febr-i5, lOTT-^IillFeb 15"-
debs; due< Feb, .1,
(stock
(quar.)—z
Bros.
4% %'
.^'-_Feb
-
Co.
-
I L $4.5(h preferred
21
D»t«
/•;
Standard Milling'. Coi, (3V_-%
-
Glmbel
;•
c
6%
Corp.—..
Art
^GUlelte- Co.
1983-^Jan
and'.Issue-r-,^LW-Z'CJ* VV
ColumbusOhio
;;
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
v
WMWdirlED^fTlQSS;,
-
K'ff
-
Texaa Eastern: Transmission
'*
'4j*
'TENPt®-.-.' V
Seabroek Farms Co^ 33i,?-+ debentures due Feb.-1,-1962—Feb
combined total of Treasury notes and U. S.
%onds~decreased $89 million..
OF
Company and-Issue—/, :
Poll-New England Theatres; Inc.—V---*■•••!%>.>
^
Pet. Milk. Co.,. 4 Va. cJa.. cumulative-
.1' i'y
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $83: million.,;The
-
Gibson
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in eight
carrying U. S. Government and other securities increased
S»202-million and loans to. nonbank financial institutions
(quar:)—
Telephone Co..of Kentucky—?
"
NOTICE
districts and a-net of $5 million at all reporting member:
banks? Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing: or
lw<
preferred
! ; 5% preferred (quar.)_
ingtenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
weekly
$2.50
General
-
:
-
1-
47
1-
4
"
>
V,
"
191
Volume
Number 5915
.
.
'
The Commercial and
.
Per
of Company
Name
When
Payable
of Rec.
20 c
Mfg. Co.
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)
Grand Union Co.. 4Vat 7* preferred (quar.)__
Great American Insurance Co. iN. Y.)—
Goodman
2-
<3 5c
(stock
Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com.
Great
Lakes
1
2-
5
Central
1-15
25c
__
1-
8
Jostens,
3-18
1-15
12-18
Inc.,
Class
Joy
2-
1
3.80%
preferred
3-14
2-23
4.007*
preferred
$1.25
6-13
5-23
4.20'%
prererred
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
1-18
12-18
4.35'%
preierrea
2%
Kansas
City
$2.40
1-
4
Kennedy's,
1-
4
Kerr
1-20
1-
4
Keystone
2-
1-15
60c
&
preferred C
preferred D
preferred E
5V'2% preferred P
5%
57*
Inc.
Fund.
6%
Hercules
1-15
Holly
(P.
N.)
5%
Class
A
Class
B
Kuhlman
1-15
Lamson
preferred
Holt
(Henry)
Renfrew,
Home
1-
5
1-15
1-
5
1-
4
1334c
2-
1
1-
50 74 c
2-
1
Water
&
deemed
plus
Leeds
Sound
T
■
Co.
12-18
1
2-
1
(stock
Levines,
B
6.40%
class
Lewis
Co.
IOV2C
1st
Loblaw,
Loew's Inc.
1-15
12-31
Loft
1-15
12-31
Long
Long
Island
Bond
4-30
4-15
Balanced
1-15
4-15
1-18
tions
Life
Insurance
1-10
National
Steel
National
Tank
1-10
Neiman-Marcus
1-31
1-15
1-29
2%
1-29
12-31
Lower
Hydraulic
Corp.
Press
(quar.)
Brick
1-29
5c
;
Corp.
(stock
Co.
Gas
4%
I
series
A
5%
scries
B
B
Meter
T
E
Circuit
4.60%
Breaker
St.
Lowney. (Walter
$1
2-
1
1-15
Lunkenheimer
2-
1
1-15
Lynch
Co.
Nestle-LeMur
Co.
New
Gas
Corp.
2-15
Bedford
Bedford
New
New
England
2
.
New
Jersey
New
Process
New
York
Auction
Co,
New
York
Central
(quar.)
York
1
1-10
:
(quar.)
preferred
5
Newberry
2-
2
Nielsen
(A.
&
+40c
12-16
.
6%
1-29
1-15
-
preferred
class A
Income
Indian
Mills,
Head
J20C
6%
preferred
preferred
12-22
dividend).
$1.50
r
preferred
Indianapolis
Common
(quar.)
Industrial Bank.of Commerce
Ingram & Bell,
Inland Natural
Institutional
60c
1-
(Stock
8
North
1
1-11
Northern
Central
2-
1
1-11
Northern
Engineering
1
1-11
Northern
Illinois Gas,
u
35c
(increased)
2-
2-15
$2.50
income
securities
Inter-Ocean
Interior
50c
A
pref.
6%.
Common
$2
Co.
1-15
12-31
1-11
12-28
from
115C
1-15
Co
(quar.)
'
Investment
6%.
Investors
;
idend
!
4
2-23
Stores
.
47c
37 7aC
1-15
1-15
12-15
$1
1-15
Inc.
-
12-22
60c
-
12-31
preference
4-21
Y.)
Ltd.
Common
■
$4.36
Iowa
(stock
Stock
;
(N. Y.)—
Co.
&
dividend
-
Grain;
Corp.
4%
12-31
1-15
1-
7*"
122 VaC
1-15
12-21
1-15
12-21
1-20
12-28
2-
12-31
Olin
$3
Mfg.
Central
&
1
20c
1-30
20c
—
1-27
2U,
57*
i
1
1-29
1
2- 1,
-1-15
-
*
2-10
s
,1-15
RR.
2-
1
1-15
1
1-
8
!,
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12-31
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1-20
12-31
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1-22
1-
8
1-22
1-
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25c
3-10
2-15
20C
&
(quar.3—„—
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Co.—
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5
50C
1-18
125c
2-15
1-15
181.75
2-15
1-15
(initial)
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6c
1-
1-
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1-
5
1-25
12-23
1-15
12-23
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12-31
1
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2-15
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1-1,3
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12-24
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12-18
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12-19
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1-16
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$4.75
$4.50
Pacific
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5%
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preferred
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preferred
$1.183/4
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preferred
preferred
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Pacific. Lighting
1-21
2-
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5
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2
1-31
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Pabst Brewing
4
1-
1-15
$1.22 7a
.
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$5 preferred
12-28
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1-12
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12-31
1-20
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1-29
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$4.40
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12-21
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4-
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quar.)
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preferred
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Overbrook
1-15
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LzMiller & Rhoads, Inc., 47*%
pfd. (quar.)™
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2-17
2-29
12-31
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1-15
2-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Sugar, 67c preferred
Millers
1-11
1-30
(increased
Fund
1-15
15c
»
30c
(s-a)_,
Gas
Otis (Elevator
Electric—
Laboratories
1
10c
—
Oppenheimer
1-20
25c
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(quar.)
4.40 %
Miles
1-11
2-
50c
((year-end)™„
common
Ontario (3teel Products, Ltd.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
1-15
,
2-
20c
.
132 Vac
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(extra)
Gas
1
1
%
(increased)..
class
•
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New
Merchants Refrigerating Co. (extra)-—____4
Miami Extruders
(quar.)_—
Michigan
1-11
1-11
2-
5%
Rubber,
Olln Mathieson Chemical
12-18
z
Corp
1
2-
5%
Old National Corp., class A—T™_;—™__™
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1-22
1-15
'.j.
(guar.)
McQuay-Norris
2-
12-31
25C
—
preferred
4.24%
4
1V4C
Ltd.
(quar.)
Common
12-21
2-26
(quar.)
Medford
3-
25c
dividend
Oklahoma
Ltd.
Co.,
12-15
47VaC
•
12-18
dividend
O'Sulllvan
1-15
37VaC
Telephone
quar.)___-__________
1-2-15
$1.09
-
1-15
Ohio Gravel Co.
12-31
1-20
11
50%
Class B
12-30
1
1-20
2-
50c
1-15
1-14
1
1-15
2 7a
1-15
($1.05
-
12-31
12 Vac
6-16
.(initial)'..—
Michigan
dividend)....
1-15
_3-16
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•Irving Trust
$1.04
3-31
60c
T
1-22
Electric-
Service'
1-15
6-30
(quar.)
2-15
9c
(quar.)__
preferred, (quar.)..
Public
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.02%
1-13
117 VaC
'
1-22^
•
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1-15
1-30
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McGregor-Doniger,
(quarterly from dlv-
quar.)—
$1.02 7a
25c
160c
f
preferred,
$4.22
12-31
(quar.)
V5C
130c
2-15
income)——
(increased
1-15
25c
dividend
McCabe
-
Gas &
12-31
$1.02
—
25C
B
Stock
7
1-
'
Iowa-Illinois
12-31
1-15
Quarterly
(quar.)
30c
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12-31
1-20
Quarterly
(increased)™
1-15
12-18
4
1-25
7
20c
(quar.)
B
2-
3-18
1
90c
12-31
62 Vac
(quar.)
A
preferred
Casualty
4-
140c
Extra
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common
% Stock
1-
1
27*
dividend
1-
27 7aC
1-15
(quar.)
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Trust
preferred
McCall
(quar.)
Class
Stock
3%
...
Ry.
125c
175C
com.
Telephone, common
125C
25c
(quar.)—
1
.»
Valley Ry. (s-a;
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co
12-14
5-10
12-23
1$1.25
Mayer (Oscar) & Co., new pom. (initial-quar.)
1-15
2%
H
1
2-
shares
(quar.),
shares (quar.)
Rubber
&
Telegraph
Maryland
New,
2-
(quar.)
Massawlppi
N50c
1-22
$1
Co.—
convertible
Common
7%
,
;
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1-11
1
15C
dividend
Stock
12-22
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Ltd.,
1
1-15
—
(quar.)
interest
Tire
Marine Midland
12-31
125c
corn.™
(quar.)___—
%
R.4, &
convertible
Maritime
Co.—
——
Mutual,
1-
1
2-
,113c
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•
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and.
y
1-15
3-10
75c
40c
—
preferred
Foundation,
preferred
Investors
2-
9c
W:
2-
Co.—
Telephone Co., Ltd., common...,-.
Northwest Engineering Co., class A
(quar.)
12-17
$1.0674
:
preferred
Maple Leaf Gardens.
—
(increased
dividend
5%
Manufacturers
•>.
Stock
$4.11
100%
;___
(quar.)_
priority
(P.
Mansfield
12-23
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
priority
5%
12-31
in¬
quar.)—
International Milling Co.. 4% pfd. (quar.)—■'
International Paints (Canada), Ltd.—
6%- preferred
(s-a) f™i™.
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International Silver. Co.. coninion.„,fc.,;.
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
v
1-15
1-30
125c
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realized
from
3c
America
Powders,
Quarterly
Interstate Deoartment
1-25
12-31
(quar.)____
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Convertible
Mallory
1
,
(quar.)
$4.10
B
Ltd.,
8
1-22
2-
$1.25
Y.)
(N.
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
8
Drug
12-31
1-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.
1-
A
12-15
25C
(stock dividend)-
preferred
12-31
1-15
25C
(quar.).
Service
preferred
2-25
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
preferred
2-15
1-15
40c
Publications—
Corp.
3-14
50c
(quar.)__
$3.60
1
•
Harvester
1-29
2-
(quar.)—.
participating
International
2-29
8
—
Bronze
12-21
8
Ltd.—
Breweries,
class
plus
North
Reinsurance
International
•
of
1-15
2-15
1-
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Fund
10%
—__
1-8
J-
50c
12-31
1-29
1
Mading
1-20
15c.
55c
1
Mailman,
1-25
$3.40
(increased quar.)_.
..Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com. (quar.)™
Northern States Power (Minn.) com. (quar.)
12-31
dividend
74%
8
12-13
2-
Macco
2-
40c
3-10
1-22
10-14
(quar.)_
•
Stock
7-15
1
12-19
2-
MacFadden
1
2-16
Pacific
1-15
2
811-
37 Vac
Northern
1-15
4-14
5-
15c
(quar.)™
Insurance
12-15
65c
(lncr.)
common
6
12-19
1-15
5%
Co.,
(quar.)
1-15
1-14
Ohio
$1.50
Forbes
&
preferred
1
1-14
8
(quar.)
2-
11-14
25c
'
1-21
$1.12
57c
;
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1-
15c
(Chicago)—
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common
$4.08
12)
1
1
2-10
$1.05
8
-
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(quar.)—
pfd.
profits)
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of stockholders Jan.
22*
25c
933i.c
(quar.)__
$1.0674
to
'
1-15'
(quar.)
10c
(subject
6
12-231
1
preferred
Northern
1 '
1-
1-25
2-
•
4
12-29
47a%
1
35c
(quar.)
dividend)
25c
25c
1,
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)_
1-27
(quar.)____
1-15
2-
125c
1-15
1-15
5%
preferred
preferred
Northern
122 V2C
22 Vac
(initial)
(quar;)
Works
Public
(3
12-24
12-24
4.25%
/
Co.—
(s-a)___
Indiana
4.22%
12-31
1-
1-15
(s-a
Ry.
preferred
conv.
Northern
12-31
1-15
3174 c
5%
1-11
1-12
1-15
(quar.J_
Telephone
2-
1-
67«
Ltd.—
Growth
vestment
Insurance
%
(quar.)
12-28
29c
(special)
Refractories
Pittsburgh
2-
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Y.)
(N.
12-28
1-11
$10
(quar.)
dividend)
American
North
12-30
1-
preference
5%
Ltd..
Shares,
Institutional
.
Ltd.,
Gas
Co.
(stock
MacAndrews
1-15
1-11
115c
dividend)™
Insurance
$1.24
$1.29
preferred
12-31
1
Coal
$1.11
$1.04
—;
Louis Ry.
Life
1
1
4
1-21
$1
,
25c
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American
1
2-
1-
5%'.
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15C
American
2-
37 Vac
—.—-
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15c
North
2-
42 Vac
(quar.)
Power & Light-
1
•.
North
8
4%
1
2-
(quar.)
6
1-
1-22
,
com.
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12-31
1-15
2-
15c
new
American
1-
4
1
2-
2-15
(quar.)___,
North
1-18
1-15
327aC
—
preferred
2-1
1-15
4-
2-15
60c
(quar.)
67«
10c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)—4—
(stock
dividend)
Lynchburg Gas Co.
12-24
4-22
35c
Northern
1-15
12-31
115C
>
(quar.)
67o
1-15
2-1
12-23
1-22
(quar.)
pfd.
(initial-quar.)
4
1
lie
12-30
1-15
(quar.)
1-
2-
52 VaC
12-22
1-13
$15c
______________
Ry.
2-15
30c
(quarj___
Co.
1-15
30c
class A———
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Western
1
25c
31 Tic
(quar.)——
pfd.
1-15
(quar.)..
(stock
1-15
1174c
$4.16
Fund
$1.25
12-31
30c
Ltd.
Gas,
3-
"Toe
(quar.)
55 74C
(quar.)
Incorporated
1-15
Co.
preferred
1-15
.
4
12-31
17 720%
i
(yee.r-end)
*'
(quar.)«__
(J. J.) Co., 3^4% preferred (quar.)
1-
1
51c
tquar.)
4.20%
.
preferred
1-
12-31"
1-15
Wire'Cloth
1-12
50c
—
4.42%
4.26%-
12-31
1
$6
Natural
3-
60c
1
.—
2-
5
6
1-15
RR
New
2-
5374c
preferred
1-
1
1-15
5%
Storage Warehouse 1 special)__
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
Gas & Electric Assn. (iner.)__
12-31
2-
quar,)_
4.08%
1212C
(quar.)_,
Light
12-31
50c
(quar.)
com.
&
12-31
58%c
Power, common
(increased
4.70% preferred (quar.)
2-
5
income).
(stock
1-29
40c
Illinois
$1.50
1-
12-31
distribu¬
common
1-22
1-
y
1-
1-15
Brunswici:
1-
1-30
New
3-15
5
1-15
_
1-15
50c
(Fort
(quar.)
M.)
Carrier
approval
preferred
(quar.)
Brick Co. (increased)
Illinois
1-14
1-15
1-18
Power Co.—
Luminator-Harrison
4
3
1-15
1
30c
(quar.)
5%
—__
Electric,
preferred
1-15
57 Vac
1-
1
2-
15*80
common...,
4'%
divd.)
Watch
Lawrence
1
Co.—
1-26
2-
17c
(quar.)
(quar.
Co.,
preferred
12-28
2-17
I.),
& Co.,
non-cumulative
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
15c
quarterly
Canada,
12-31
1-31
(s-a)___
&
2-
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
1-15
2%
investment
Ltd.
Co..
1
4-
______
Lighting
25c
(quar.)
12-13
5%
dividend)
68c preferred
all
Co.
3-15
split)
(R.
(quar.)—
Lynch
Co.
1-15
1-15
6c
1-27
2-
5%
—
Wittnauer
472'%
1-15
1-15
1
30c
"
Hydra-Power
L
60c
(quar.)
____________
Norfolk
5%>
preferred
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St.
5 7e
ki2«
(quar.)
net
1-15
30c
$5
series
(10-for-l
(quar.)
Candy
Louisville
12-31
Quarterly
1-16
1
$2.40
(quar.)
27* "
2-
58c
lie
Car
Products
Neptune
I
preferred
5
Neon
Ltd.—
5.16%
1-
2-
96'/4c.
30c
1-12
12-23
56!<c
(quar,)__
(quar.)___4
from
1-10
(quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light. 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)—.
12-15
12-31
1-12
(increased quar.)
amounts
1-25
—
12-15
1
1-15
•
5C
1-25
$15c
1-15
1-20
37 lie
series
(Above
1-29
,
(stk.
com.
140c
1-15
12-31
Dividend series
1-30
4-30
$1.127a
(quar.)—,—
2-
12-31
1-15
series
1-25
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
1-25
4%
'';v' 4.96'%
5%
12-31
1-15
4C
preferred B (quar.)__
National Manufacture & Stores Corp. (quar.)
National Propane Corp,, com
(stock div.)__
1-15
40c
12-15
57*
12-21
1-15
8c
Co., 6%
8
dividend)
1-15
$1.25
12-31
National Lead
2-
3
12-29
i-15
5 %
(increased-quar.)
Mfg.
Co.,
Gas
15c
;
HOC
•
1-15
Fuel
1-30
(stock dividend)
(Hugh W.)
Inc.
Finance
Preferred
12-15
1-15
,i
preferred
3174c
(quar.)_
(stock
preterence
12-31
2-15
12-31
from
(quar.)—
1-15
(quar.)
Huntington Hall
Hupp Corporation, common (slock dividend)
Huttig Sash & Door (stock dividend)
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons, (stock dividend)
Stock
plus
Y.),
Groceterias,
12-31
1-15
2-12
1-30
25c
com.
&
Finance
674%
8 %c
fN.
12-31
120c
2
$25c
Inc.
National
Longines
%
2-29
$1.65
___________
Welding
7 7ac
dividend)
Ltd.
Fabrics
1-15
1-15
1-
1-15
SI.50 7a
Ltd.
Brothers,
Companies,
1-22
(quar.)
1-15
(quar.)
2-15
6-
Electric
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Link-Belt
:
6c
J25c
'
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
$15c
pfd. iquar.)
capital
gains
irom
stock
or
1-29
1
Chemical
National
(quar.)
3.85%
(stock
=-$i
(quar.)
preference
Co:
Cooke,
$1.10
A
A
1-29
2-
National
3174C
2-15
6-20
1-15
1-19
(quar.)
__
2-15
37*
12-31
_____
Register
1
National
class A
Wayne)
(quar.)
Lincoln Square Building Co.
12 Vac
Co.,
1
30c
1-15
10%
Ltd.,
class
common
30c
—
1-15
Cash
425c
($1.34
50c
dividend)——
Biscuit
59 %C
(quar.)
common
Sons,
$1.50
Factors, class A (quar.)
National Bank (Jersey City)
National
1
___
1-29
y
4
2-
45c
2-
93 %c
1-23'
12-29
1-15
dividend).
common
Electric, 47a'% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)____
4.64%
2-
___.
Ltd.,
Co.,
cash
Inc.,
&
$1.60
Stock'dividend
Class
in
Salt
Local
12-15
1-22
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
preferred
Levers
share
12-15
1-15
2-15
'
Leslie
County
Hughes-Owens,
.&
Stores,
3
Life
1-15
(year-end)
115C
Tire
&
Corp.
Loblaw
(quai\)„
1-
Corp.
9c
(quar.)
(James)
4
re¬
:
2-16
9c
ordinary income)
4
12-11
12-14
30C
Narragansett
Inc.—
(quar.)
Travslware,
472%
12-30
.
12-31
7
1-12
25%
—
preferred
6
STlaC
Inc.,
1334c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Lincoln
__
6-30
1-12
(quar.)
Acceptance
15c '
(quar.)
7-29
30c
Northrup
Liberty
common
NAFI
5%
(quar.)
1-
1-15
100%
6%
12-31
(quar.)
55C
(stock dividend)
12-31
1-29
1-
1-15
80c
—
National
B
2-
1-
1-20
il
preferred
A
Lerner
1-15
1
31c
12-
(extra)__
(stock
System,
1-15
80c
(quar.)_
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Telephone & Telegrapn—
Company
Mutual
12-14
5%,
dividend)
Quarterly
Muter
1-27
V 20c
Bakeries,
preferred
4
2- .1
Co.
Extra
monthly)
preferred
1-
2-15
-
35c
Corp.,
preferred
Hudson
1-15
1-11
2-
30c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.407*
preferred
(quar.)
Howe
1-31
15c
—
per
12-31
8
Co.—
United
A
Lehman
2-29
30c
10c
$105
12-31
1-15
2-
monthly)
572% preferred A
Sessions
payable
;
at
1-15
25c
1-14
15c
(N. Y.)
(stock
12-21
1-15
50C
Rice
States
1-20
12-21
1-15
1-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
Diablo
Royal
National
Industries
&
Leeds
12-30
3-25
37 VaC
15
9c
50c
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Lees
(year-end)-,.
Finance
Hubshman
1-21
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dividend)
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3%%
•
Feb.
„
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5%
1-15
1
Ltd.—
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Mount
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5%
to
Co.
Mountain
(quar.)„
6
(quar.)
issue
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1-20
45c
:
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Mount
(quar.)
1-
2-
15c
Co.
1-15
46c
Stock
1-20
1
4%
(stock dividend)
Morrison-Knudsen
1-29
2-
20c
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(quar.)
&
1-15
12-24
1-29
15C
(annual)
&
Inc.
1-15
1-15
35C
.
_■
(John)
Inc.
20c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
8.),
1-12
1
Co.
E"xtra-
Motorola,
_
2-
1-18
1
45C
certificates
Power
(Wm.
Morrell
12-31
1-15
2-
$1.14
(quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
5
1-
B-3—
income____:
preferred
1-16
(quar.)
&
12-31
1-15
50c
10c
series
Common
preferred
10c
Corp.—
(Entire
1-15
17ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
5%
Lee
20c
Y.)
317tC
(quar.)
pfd.
common
57*
1
115c
A
on
this
Houdry
2-15
6
•
A.)
preferred
Household
1
2-
(initial)
common
6%
3-
1-
;
(N.
12-31
trust
Montgomery Ward
Montrose Chemical
•
27*
preferred
Class
1-15
2-15
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(initial
quar.)
(George
New
1
1-16
•
Co.
common
Hormel
2-
30c
quarterly
Ball
$1.80
30c
Power
2-11
1-15
(extra)_
convertible
Lanston
$1.25
(quar.)
quar.)
Co
2-11
1
gains & 2c from income)
(increased
&
4.757o
8
35c
common
1
2%
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Langendorf
1-26
Ltd.-
Insurance
New
5
1-29
(quar.)
&
Increased
Hoover
1-
15c
Inc
Corp.,
Holt
Holyoke
12-31
5
Co.—
&
Boxes,
Sugar
3-
3-
Kratter Corp.—
Laurentide
&
Monterey Oil Co.
dividend
5
_
Walker-Hiram G
Montana
2-11
Moore
(quar.)
Knudsen CreameryStock
dividend
1-
3%
(see
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2-11
1
dividend
1-
145c
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2-11
1
$1.127a
conv.
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Stock
1-15
25c
Paper Co. of Canada,
1
3-
12-31
1
Club—
Jockey
(annual)
3-
1-29
$1.25
Park
3-
S5c
1-30
30c
*
Co.
Gas
$1.05
S-4—
(29c from capital
Knott Hotels
5
27 %C
—
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Hoerner
6
1-15
dividend
Hirsch
1-
25c
Quarterly
Hiram
1-18
1-15
'
Natural
2-
25c
.
L
(quarterly)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Holders
Payable of Rec,
40c
(quar.)_
Common
Missouri
$1.()U% '
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Corp
Common
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Voltage Engineering
Hinde L
1-20
25c
preferred
1-20
$1
investment, income
net-,
2174C
(quar.)
(quar.)
5 7*
(increased
Year-end
Stock
1-
1
1-15
Higbie
High
1-20
2-16
37 VaC
(quar.)
Power,
Corn,
Hertz
5
50c
(S.) Department Stores (quar.)
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—
Products—
preferred
preferred
7%
series
Stock
572% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Heppenstal Co.. 4V?7* preferred (quar.)
Galion
5
1-
1-15
Klein
2-
' 50c
"50c
—
(quar.)
1-
1-20
1-29
_
Co.,
Lower-Priced
King-Seeley
4
Furniture Co.—
Hemenway
Hercules
From
1-29
1-
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B
12-28
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tquar.)
(extra)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
'
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4 74%
1-15
'
investment
net
Fund
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Electric Co., 5%
pfd.
Haydock
From
2-29
$1.50
&
12-30
Corp.
Common
preferred
$1.25
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Keystone
5
1-15
$1.37 7a
conv.
Hawaiian
5
5
2-
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Havana
12-
20c
;
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Keystone
12%'%
(quar.)
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(quar.)—____
Hartford
6'%
Marx
1-15
63/bc
(quar.)
•
Custodian
1-15
'
Watch (year-end)
Haroison-Walker Refractories Co.—
6% preferred (quar.)
Harris (A.) & Co.. 57a7*
pfd. (quar.
Hamilton
Hart-Schaffner
Inc.,
2-15
,
1$1.25
Cotton Co., Ltd., 57* pfd. (quar.)
Stock dividend subject to stockholders apnroval oh Jan. 20)—
__1
12-30
Ontario
Mala
Aluminum
When
Share
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36% pfd, tquar.)
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
Light—
&
Manufacturing
2-15
75c
(quar.)
preferred
1
1-15
7VaC
preferred (quar.)
City Southern Ry.—
1-20
25c
Power
non-cumujative
661/4 c
(quar.)
Hamilton
ance
4%
1-20
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conv. preferred
(quar.)
2nd
4
5c
.
Bros.
Halle
1-
1-18
&
Monmouth
8
1-20
1
'
Kansas
20c
preferred
-
2-
8
20c
(quar.)
$1.25,
1-
93!,4C
115c
1133,4C
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1-
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(quar.)
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class
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Mirror
1
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A (initial)
(initial)
B
Ml'g.
Minnesota
2-
47
Per
Ncine of Company
1-15
$1
2-
1-16
of Rec.
Light Co.—
37 Vac
Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—
dividend
&
(quar.)
Johhny-on-the-Spot
12-31
3-31
.3%
Holders
"2-1
20c
Tea
4.50%
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Share
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preferred (quar.)-Jockey Club, Ltd., 6%'A preferred (quar,)™
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B
preferred
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12-21
1-22
140c
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preferred
■
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Saddlery, Ltd. (stock dividend)
Griesedieck Co., 57* conv. pfd. (quar.)__„
Gulf Life Insurance (quar.)—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$5 pielerred
(quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)—
Gustin-Bacon Mfg. (quar:)
Hagan
of Company
Heintz,
4%
divl-
Towing Co
&
Jersey
12-21
1-15
When
Payable
Per
Name
Jack
4
Jewel
West
Great
1-
1-15
4 7*
Great
1
3-
56 V4C
40c
Publications
American
Great
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1-11
12-31
40c
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Philadelphia
3.80%
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preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Fairfax Corp.
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$2.50
(annual)
$1.50
$2.50
(quar.)
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4%
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$1
(quar.)
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5%
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4-18
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new
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2-19
3-31
3-15
2-
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1
1-15
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1-
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$4.84
1-
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1-15
1-15
5c
preferred
.
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12-30
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1-29
1-15
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12-28
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vestment
income)
$1
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12-28
1-29
12-31
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2-25
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—_
4j/4%
(quar.)__
dividend),
Colorado,
preferred
(2-for-l
1-25
2-19
1-11
Class B. (stock dividend)
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Simms (T. S.) & Co., Ltd., $1 pfd.
Slater
(N.J, Ltd., common
>
12-10
■
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Stock
Corp.
M.)
Sobeys
Stores,
2-
1
1-12
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Atlantic
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2-15
South
12-23
South
1-26
23-
$1.06y4
1
1
12-15
M1,
1
preferred
$1.16
3-
1
preferred
3-
1
12-15
(on
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
$4.90
2-
1
1-15
$5.60
1-15
12-31
$5.70
1-14
;
1-
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6%
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1-
4
Class
Class
12-31
1-15
4-15
3-25
1-15
12-31
12-24
2-15
2-
1-30
California Edison,
1-15
12-24
1-11
12-31
1-11
12-31
$4
37'Ac
1-15
12-31
$4.50
1-15
12-31
65c
1-31
1-
5
12-22
4.48%
preferred
(quar.)
28c
1-31
1-
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
28'Ac
1-31
1-
1-15
$62'Ac
2-15
12-10
10c
1-30
12-31
6%
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preferred (quar.)_,
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$1.20 preferred A
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$3.50
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12-23
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4.75%
4.36%
preferred
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(quar.)
class
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preferred
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Company,
2-
&
preferred
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33/4%
-
Co.
preferred
1
1-11
1-11
1-15
27'Ac
1-25
2-1
1-12
1-6
11-25
1-15
1-
1-15
12-31
1-26
1-29
1-11
5
1-
40c
3-
1
2-19
2-
1
1-15
8
1-15
12-31
1-20
2-10
2-
1-19
1
12-30
1-15
12-30
$1.37'/2
1-15
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12-30
1-15
$1.50
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Steel
Co.
12-30
3-
1
2-16
12-31
$25c
(quar.)
1-25
12-22
Stetson
1-25
12-22
:
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(quar.)
1-26
1-16
(quar.)
32y2c
1-15
1-8
28c
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
25c
22'/2c
1-15
1-25
60c
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)__
12-31
1-15
12-31
Strouse,
12-31
Stubnitz-Greene
2-
1
12-18
1-15
12-21
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Savannah Electric & Power,
25c
common
(quar.)
25c
1-15
1-15
1-
1-
5
4
Inc.
1-4
3-
1
2-15
1-15
12-23
Mold
Supertest
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1
l-ll
4.36%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.09
1-15
1-
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4
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preferred
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1-15
1-
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of
(stock
Anton-Imco
shares
;
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dividend)
.
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held)
1-21
(quar.)
12-31
50c
(increased quar.)
12-31
1-15
12-31
35c
1-15
'12-29
1-15
12-29
87'Ac
>
1-15
12'Ac
Corp.
1-11
7'Ac
1-15
12-21
12-21
S.
5%
preferred
S.
*
(quar.)
common
common
$1.25
(quar.)
Upjohn
lOc
convertible
Steel
Company
(stock
Co.,
1-11
Vacu-Dry
Van
dividend)..
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
2-1
1-
8
Van Dorn
2-
1-
8
Van Sciver
C<||^%-class
Camp
Sea
Food
Iron
Works
(J.
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1-15
1
4-15
1-30
3%
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50c
1-15
1-19
12-10
2-
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1-8
2-
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1-
1-4
30c
1-29
1-15
25c
2-15
1-29
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12-28
12-31
2-
$1.25
(increased
1-11
1-11
30c
(quar.)
25c
15c
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1
5-
7'Ac
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12-31
5-13
2-
87'Ac
(quar.)__-
(quar>)-___
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5-31
87'Ac
preferred
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12-31
1
quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
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2-15
r
(increased
Common
1-29
2-29
12-31
Corp.—
Corp.—
Common
2-15
10c
Pharmaceutical
1-15
15c
&
Whelan
1
3-31
3-
3-10
2-25
1
1-11
12-31
1-11
12-31
1
1-15
56c
4-
1
12-31
3-11
2-15
1-29
1
1-15
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1-
8
1-
5
Co.—
3-31
1-12
12-22
12-31
(quar.
1-25
1-
4,
1-25
1-
4
45c
3-15
2-26
3-15
2-26
2-29
25c
2-
1
1-15
2-12
1-13
12-23
12'Ac
1-29
1-15
1-15
1-
4
1-
5
"
35c
dividend)
1-20
$2'Ac
1-15
12-18
1-15
12-18
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(s-a)__
Corp. of America,
preferred (quar.)....
Ventures, Ltd. (s-a)
com.
fquar.)__
4'A%
/ $25c
6%
6%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Vornado,
Inc.
.1^
1-29
$12'Ac
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)
Virginian Railv/ay—-
3-15
3-
2-
1,
1-15
5-
2
4-15
8-
1
7-15
15c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
15c
(initial)
.2
1-15
12-18
5%
22'Ac
Walker
&
Walker
(Hiram) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
.—;
Co.,
common
(year-end)
i3'Ac
1-4
1
1-20
1-11
1-15
,
10c
Quarterly
Stock
15c
common
(auar.)
12-28
"
;
25%
(quar.)
preferred
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6%
1-15
4-15
4%
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)'
Vitamin
United
4
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—
10
1-19
50c
S.-Shoe
1-15
$25c
(quar.)
Guaranty
Plywood Corp., common
Royalty Oil Corp
1-15
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
&
share
each
2-
4%
-
dividend)
Petroleums, Ltd.,
(s-a)
preference
Corp.—
(quar.)^
preferred
12-28
2-
25c
Ordinary
5%
(quar.)
& Chemical
1-11
pfd.. (quar.)^_
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
(quar.)_
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Y.)—
(stock dividend)--
60c preferred
Super
20c
1-
Universal
7'Ac
(N.
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1-15
15c
3-18
1
$60c
1
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common
i5c
4
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
2-
1-29
25c
Corp.. (quar.)__
(stock
5
12-
8
2-1
$3.50
w;2-15
■
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Corp.,
1-
4-10
$3.50
25c
Strawbridge & Clothier,
1-15
,
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$2.50
Machinery
5%'class A
B
Stouffer
$1.12'A
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common
Universal-Cyclops
common
20c
(quar.)
&
dividend
12-31
30c
(quar.)____
12-31
22c
(quar.)
1-15
Class
America
37'Ac
1-15
40c
Broadcasting,
*1-
62'Ac
1-29
'
Container
Stock
2-26
*
Stewart-Warner Corp. (2-for-l stock
split)
Stone
of
8
4%
1-12
$10c
(increased>£___
Common
Storer
1-
12-31
5c
(quar.)
Bank
B.)
2-10
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
United Telephone Co.,* of Kansas
(Abilene)
12-18
Co.—
Textiles, 4V2%
(John
1-8
25c
'
1-21
12-31..
.
28c
com.
Stern
2-1
J4c
1
5c
&
1-20
tlOc
—
12-31
Extra
$$1.25
common
1-29
2-15
12-31
8
4%
Sterling National
Quarterly
1-20
$1.12'A
1-26
1-15
(quar.)
Sterling Electric Motors
Stern
40c
Ltd.
& Forge
Stores
2-15
1-21
1-15
dividend
Bros.
1-20
$1
:
2-
2-10
7'Ac
Year-end
Sterchi
1-20
2-15
■:
California
Gas,
20c
'
Stock
1-15
2^15
92'Ac
12-22
2■.
$15c
(quar.)_
_L
Canada,
1
87'Ac
—
(extra)
$30c
of
$78JAc
(quar.)
(quar.).
$40c
1
(Del.)
(quar.-)—
1-20
'
-
:
Co.
$30c
(quar.)
Shake
12-31
2
1-15
1-
i
5% i
Ltd.,
Extra
1-15
2-
$30c
B
2*15
25c
5%
dividend)
Steel Improvement
1-15
$15c
B
B
1-12
62'Ac
Extra
1-11
divd.)
class A
(s-a)
(quar.)
Stanley Aviation Corp. (N. Y.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
12-21
2-15
Ltd._!
(stock
Stanfield's
4
1-
A
Class
1-20
15c
Radio.
Class
1
933Ac
Railv/ay Equipment Mfg
Register Co., common (stk.
1-15
2-
$56'/4c
(quar.)
Standard
Class
33c
$1.12'A
Quarterly
Standard
Standard
sh.
S. Servateria
U.
Ohio—
A
for
'
($25
of
S.
1-20
1-20
1
Dredging
Standard
1-1
2-1
2-
27'/4C
par)
(quar.)
Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co. Ltd., 4J/2%
pfd. (quar.)
5
Sanitary Products Corp. of AmericaSargent
4.40%
12-21
$1.25
(quar.)
San Miguel
Brewery
Extra
\m<"
H
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
■
.I ':
2-
$1.12'/2
Diego Gas & Electric Co.,
preferred '(quar.)
I
-ij
,
$1.10
5%
:
5.60%
ily?
r*4
(quar.)
preferred
1
15c
Class A
'
preferred
4.60%
1-25
20c
5%
Sandura
ij
U. S.
Standard
per
1-30
for
U.
4
called
52c
1-15
(One
1-20
1-20
2-
3%
&
1-20
1
1-20
25c
Corp
Corp., Ltd,,
(quar.)
Fire
1
2-
1
2-
4%
5% non-cumulative preferred
if
•:t,
2-1
30c
dividend)
preferred
Sanborn
; 7
(quar.)
St. Louis Southwestern Ry. Co.-^.
St.
«M4
•
2-
97'Ac
1
1-
A
of
Hoffman
S.
'92'Ac
(quar.)
2-
10c
(Colo.),
Lawrence
5%
i
'(t',
3-11
93%c
(quar.)
Inc.
U.
(quar.)
preferred
.:
at
2-15
Borax
preferred
2-
1-11
Co.
S. Fidelity
Quarterly
$1.06'A
12-21
22y2c
preferred B (quar.)
5y2% preferred C (quar.)
6% .preferred D (quar.)
Rubbermaid.
7
Co.—
U.
$1,033/4
$1.12'A
(quar.)
5%
-*
12-31
(quar.)
X
Corp.—
4'/2% preferred A (quar.)
*
12-31
1-11
(quar.)
Royal McBee
Kj'.-I
77 ,1'
1-22
1-11
1-11
16c
4'A%
1-29
1-15
preferred
1-25
issue
(quar.)
preferred
S.
preferred
59%c
preferred
Roxbury Carpet Co. (quar.)
Royal Crown Cola (stock dividend)
-t;
i> t
2-15
U.
4.25%
1-15
$$1.19
Co.. (stock
6%
4.15%
Canada,\Ltd.—
(quar.)
H.),
Service
19c
Standard Products Co._
2nd
12-19
20c
(Texas)
1-26
1-26
(one
$38c
United
$1.25
Co.
1-15
Shoe
United
1-11
1-15
25c
dividend
Furniture
(quar.)
common
Public
1-15
(quar.)
•
3.70%
Co.—
Mills
H.)
Telephone
1-13
1-11
1
1
2-1
1-15
Co.—
A
Southwestern
1-29
1-15
5%
(quar.)
3%
Rice
(H.
Rowe
iLt
1
1-30
1-15
Rorer
,j
Calif,
Plywood
Stock
2-
456
dividend)—
Chemical
12-14
England
22-
55c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Drug,
1-15
;"*X
dividend)
12
4'/2%
Extra
4.40%
(quar.)
(Dayton Ohio)—
1-11
preferred
Roddis
.
1
15c
convertible
Rochester
2-
f7'/2C
Co.
dividend
-Robertson
•Mm
2-15
$1.25
Inc., common (increased)
33/4% preferred
(quar.)
River
$5 1st preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
50c
4'/2%
!
12-28
1-15
New
1-15
1
Corp. (stock dividend)—
10%
Engineering & Foundry (special)
^
15c
Hill Mines Ltd.——__$6c
3.90%
(quar.)
Rich's,
.
1-15
5%
4%%
Mil ,j
.mi !>
»
,
Southwestern
40c
of
15c
27'Ac
27'Ac
12-17
,
Engineering
Co.
(quar.)
1-14
1
New Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar.)
12-31
10c
com.
2-
2-
Elastic
1-12
Inc
Co.,
1-15
1
Keno
United
United
Power
pref.
preferred
Class
United
Nevada
5c
quar.)
Co.
Reynolds Metals
1-15
1-15
preferred
Assn.
&
1
1-15
5V2%
(quar.)
Drug
Stock
2-
1
Southern
(entire
Jan.
Corporations, Ltd.,
1
3-14
A
United
2-
12-31
4-
1-15
1
dividend
1-15
1
2-
Fund,
1-15
12-28
2-
held)
1-15
2-
$1.20
Industries
(stock
Cities
$1,183/4
Materials
1
1-15
7'/2C
B
on
Biscuit
(quar.)
'Southern
2-
2-
dividend
$4.50
(quar.)
5'Ac
preferred
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of
43A% preferred
(quar.)
i'O'; :
Uh»
h vv, ,j
United
preferred
Soutnern
12-21
12-31
1
(Subject to approval, of the
Calif. Corporations Commissioner)—
Electric—■
&
Gas
1-31
$1.49
preferred
Oil
preferred
Southern
(initial s-a)
5%
(stock
Inc.
Indiana
4.80%
4.75%
1-15
America—
United
1
$0,596
(quar.)
1
$1.42V2
;
—
Stock
12-31
2-
$0,686
50c
Ltd.—
&
Supply
Revere Racing
i*'i'' *■'
t\U \
j.<*\U '7
I
lMi»/
Mfg.
Republic
^
preferred
of
share
Corp.,
1st
Union
12-18
1-15
$0,596
,
1
1-25
J15c
dividend
Reliance
,■
t-w
(initial
Electric
Reliance Insurance
jw; <y.
?
A
Reliance
(Mass.),
(Canada)
1-18
$1.50
(quar.)
Reece(Corp.
3>"
•H<||
(N. Y.)
Red
f
Southern
!
..
Realty Equities
#vv{ 7'
3-7
5c,
preferred
(quar.)
Inc., class A (initial)
Owl Stores
12-18
87y2C
2nd
Realsite,
12-18
1
4-1
(quar.)
2nd
1-15
22'Ac
7
2-
$1.40
Co., $3.50 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
"
(quar.)
Reading Company—
Jm
1-25
2-
preefrred
4.72%
6-18
25c
(quar.)
common
6-30
2%
America,
preferred
Railway Equipment & Realty Co., Ltd.—
$6 preferred
(quar.)
^
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (quar.)
II-
GIU
20c
(quar.)
7
" 1-
2-
,
(quar.)
common
preferred
5.44%
L.
(quar.)
com.
$$1.50
Power,
4.72%
■
dividend
1st
Radorock
V
of
Machinery, Inc.—
Colorado
Ltd.,
1
1-15
$1.22'/2
—.
Electric
Common
1-20
1-11
Southern
4
1-
633/4c
(quar.)
;—
Union Gas Co. of Canada,.. Ltd.—
5
2-25
6(4%
Union
5
12-22
140c
(quar.)
Quincy Mining
;v>. :r
4
1-20
'
1-
2-
25c
$3.70
1-
1-20
50c
1-15
1-15
Ltd.—
1-11
(quar.)
12-28
2-16
20%
i
Corp.,
37'Ac
common
2-15
2-15
8
5%
Acceptance
4c
.1
1
1-
22'Ac
Street
15c
pfd. (quar.)
3-
2-29
40c
—
LaSalle
$1.12'A
!
2-15
1-15
Union
(s-a)_
8
1
40c •
!—
pfd; (quar.)
(quar.)
—'
208 South
1-
2-15
3-
Co.—
preferred
Temper
,
T<'
20c
(quar.)
—
class
this
9
1-6
1- 6
50c
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
each
redemption
1
$1.50
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$2.80
9 "
1-28
30c
(quar.)
for
v,
Pipe Line—
Corp.
and
12-
9
3-
25c
(quar.)
Truax-Traer Coal
True
12'Ac
Southern California Gas Co., 6%
6%
preferred A (quar.)_
A
A
share
2-
$1.14
dividend
Transportation
2-
$1.06'A
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—^
12-31
.
(N.
Assn.
preferred
1-29
35c
preferred
Quebec Power Co.
i
•
Oats
4
participat¬
(quar.)_
Factors
$2.55
1-29
5%
Trust
&
'•
1-11
20%
(quar.).
Stock
plus
(quar.
Inc.
5%
—
—
Common
'<
&
4
Transcontinental Gas
7
15c
common
8
12-15
4%
(approximately 23V2C)— 57 1/7%
common
(quar.)
l
I7V2C
(quar.)
1
$1.06V4
Company
7
3%
-
8
1-
1-15
dividend)
Trans-United Industries (stock div.)__
$10c
^
Gas—
1-
1-15
Trust—
Co.,
Building
Trane
12-
lc
j-
8
12-
1
12-15
1-11
1-15
Extra
12-28
.
Southern
iji'1;:;4
l
(quar.)
8
1-18
2-
12-31
13c
12-10
1-18
*40c
1-18
1-15
13c
(approximately 33 3/10c)
(final)
Bank
1-27
(initial)
Co.
preferred
Southeastern
12-15
$1.12 J/2
(quar.)—
Trade
$30c
Coast Corp.
(quar.)__
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
Southdown
1-11
4
$50c
.
1-30
30c
< quar.)_
$30c
(quar.
1-30
;
———
preferred
$5.96
com.
1-18
15c
preferred (quar.)—
class A (quar.)
Scale
(quar.)
Mfg. Corp. (quar;)—
Towle Mfg. Co. (quar.)
$53c
(quar.)
1-8
(Mass),
Toledo
$25c
—
2-1
Toro
4%
(quar.)
8
1-8
1
91'Ac
(quar.)————:—_—
$10c
L
preferred)
4y2%
1-4
12-15
3-1
4%
1-
8
1-
2-1
Z_
—
preferred
35c
Ltd.
Stock dividends
1
1
quar.)
,
1-15
3-
2-
1-
1
dividend
1-12
1-4
1
2-
____
(quar.)
1
12-23
2-
$$1.75
;
i—
(Howard) Paper Mills,
2-
4%
(initial
preferred
Smucker
12-29
12-31
1-
1-
2-
8c
dividend
preferred
$25c
(A.
Smith
1
$25c
(quar.)___.
Hungerford) .Co.—
common
Smith
2-
$45C
—
dividend)
(quar.)
common
2-1
$1.21
$1.20
Co.,
Corp.
Edison
Traders
—
(J.
New
12-29
,
15c
—
(quar.)
$1
4.56%
1-19
1-15
1-12
$1.14
i„
(initial)
Securities
4Vi%
Ltd.—
preferred
Smith
12-28
1-11
(qtiai\)_.
Canada,
Extra
$2.12
12-22
2-1
of
—
12-31
1-15
Co.
7%
12-31
1-15
split)
of America
Extra
-
12-30
1-15
Corp.
Common
1-11
1-29
$1.05
__r
Sheraton
Sherwin-Williams
1-11
4714c
—
(quar.)_.
Co.
3-10
$2
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
(quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (stock
10c
t50c
preferred
(stock
of
Co.
Shell
Oil
Deferred
Toledo
1-14
2-15
1-23
(quar.)
common
12-28
1-11
2-1
$1.19
—
4.25%
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com; (quar.)
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_
Fibre Glass—
Ordinary (final)
in¬
net
12-31
2-1
Realty & Construction—
Tobacco
12-28
1-11
13c
(Boston)
:
1.
(quar.)—
1-12
15c
Angeles)
conv.
B
Stock
12-28
1-12
10c
—__
(Los
1- 4
30c
8%
preferred
4% %
■
7
1-12
20c
1-20
'
inc.,
I.)
(quar.)
Times-Mirror,
(stock
12-31
'
1-30
r
Finance
TJsliman
1-14"
17 'A %
2-29
$1
(quar.)
common
Class
X
(H.
Tidewater
Time
,1-15
1-27
$40c
„
(quar.)
preferred
New
1-15
•>'
2
2-
1-18
Light—
Bros.,
Thompson
rets.
(quar.)
Bottling
Thalhimer
12-30
20c
&
preferred
preferred
1-15
1-29
2
$4
1-15
10c
2-
—
preferred
(quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)-
2-
Power
1-21
3%
$$1
Co.—
2-
(initial)—
com.
1-15
1-11
Service
$4
$1.25
dep.
1-8
1-20
Electric
l-v21
2-15
(quar.)—
1
Texas
68 %c
cents)
2-1
25c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Instruments, Inc., 4%
7-18
'
investment
1- 5
90c
$1.17%
(quar.)
Mfg.: Co.
4.64%
!*
>
.,
4%
1-20
1—
2-15
4
25c
—
1
(quar.) —:
(from
(approximately
&
Seven-Up
1-15
1-15
12-15
1-25
1- 5
1-22
Mquar.)—
1
62Ac
12-18
1-22
B
Taylor International Corp., (stock dividend)
Texaco of Canada, Ltd.,
common
(quar.)—
1-18
'
U
Class
8-
7c
2-19
1-20
2-15
Inc.
85c
12-31
2-15
3-15
E.
2-
,
Selected
1- 5
1-29
1-15
M.
w
25c
——
1- 4
7l- 5
1-8
30c
(quar.)
common
Gamble,
Service
4.20%
"
5-
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (quar.)
f
1-20
1-
1-29
I.
(quar.)
15c
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
1-12
2-1
12-31
1-15
Corp.
10c
(quar.)
*1-15
$1.25
(quar.)_
pfd. (quar.),
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Gardner
Public
Pak
5V2%
1- a
1-8
1-8
5%
Company
Progress
-
Corp.
Seagrave
10%
.
——-—-
Electric
preferred
Procter
i
J«
(quar.L
Co., 3.60%
Brothers,
Prince
|f
»■'
—
(special)
;
Sulphite & Paper (stk. dividend)
Light, com.
(stock dividend)
preferred
Potter
7v; ■
dividend).
Gas
Portland General
Price
27'Ac
(quar.)____
(quar.)
& Co., common
5c
1-15
12-31
15c
Wayne
$1
$3.40 preferred
(Ed.)
f
1-8
3%
3%
:
class A (stock
dividend).
Potomac Edison
r
preferred
1-„^
1-20
65c
dividend)-—
(stock
(quar.)
& Talbot
4.70%
;:
Mfg.
(stock
Portland
$5
Paper Co.,
$4
Schuster
5%
Cordage
Port Huron
Hh:
i
Scott
V
1-20
8IV2C
5%
(quar.),
At wood
Corp.,
Class
—
dividend
Plymouth
Polymer
(quar.)
common
preferred
•
i.wJ.i*
(quar.)_
Company,
$3.50
it
2
—
$1.75
30c
1
•
Co., com. (quar.),_
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
Pittston
'I''-
H'
^-ro
12-15
(initial)
of Rec.
1-15
$1
Scott-Mattson Farms
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngscown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
H'.'fy.J:
&
Co.
Brewing
conv.
Pittsburgh
u-wI"'
*U' H"
Vh'"'
preferred
$4
Finance
Pittsburgh
Ini'j'
2-
•
Holders
15c
1—
27,'Ac
—
When
Payable
1-15
1-20
1-15
It
—
10c
j "
i"|c
1"
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
20c
Taft Broadcasting (stock dividend)—2-V2%
Talon, Inc., class A
(quar.)
25c
1-20
2-10
37'Ac
:—
—
(monthly)
$1
12y2C
7c
62y2C
——
...
u tw
1-12
2-10
27'Ac
:t-—
t(
1-20
~25c
,
Company
10c
Symington
••
!—
Per
Share
„
of
Inc.
Year-end
■
Pioneer
-
-
4%
1-15
2- 1
2-1
1-15
2-19
97J/2C
Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Phoenix Steel Corp.
(stock dividend)
Pierce & Stevens Chemical Corp.
(quar.)__
'i' •
'it* /
3- 4
1-11
90c
quar.)
(quar;)
preferred
Philippine
■i<f; U1'
i
1-20
100
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fetzer
2-10
Swank,
T.
(initial)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(interim)
Morris Inc.—
(increased
3.90%
I
id
I'M
2-1
2- 1
2-1
pfd.
preferred
&
1-15
25c
2_15
fl iZ
—
"
'
'-V
i«
c
2-5
95c
$1.07/2
$110
(quar.)
Common
»
o
3%
1
5Va%
5y2%
Philadelphia, Germaniown & Norristown RR.
Philip
&
1_1°
2-1
^7/^/C
preferred
Quarterly
,
1-15
2-1
Corp.,
preferred
Security-Columbian
Philadelphia & T,renton RR.
>
3-
3'°
10c
(quar.)
Philadelphia
*t M )•
5l-lb
57VaC
15c
(quar.)
4.40%
4.68%
f-,\f
•
1
5%
Corp.,
each
1
2-
—'—;—rl—'-«•
preference
5Va%
Co.—
4.30%
i.'
•
3
,
Gear (quar.)
(quar.)—.——-———
(stock dividend)
&
\' 2
x" 9
,
—-
Service
Gas
1- 2
Schwitzer
Scott
—
Permanente Cement
Schering
„
51-06
dividend
i-ro
for
12-31
J20c
—
stock
convertible
A
1-13
Name
12-21
8c
held)
shares
.
Series
^
1_^D
,
preferred
^
1-18
-J-io
l-io
.
-
preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
(quar.)—
ible
1- O
12-28
1-30
1-15
'
<s
of Rec.
17c
Inc., common (quar.)_.
(eight shares of convert¬
Stock dividend
i- b
.
1-11
12'/aC
20c
■
-
Payable
(quar.)
Schenley Industries,
Holders
When
Share
.
Products
1-11
1-29
37|/2c
i-r
Company
Paper Corp. (quar.)
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A
111
os
l-^y
——
Co.
4.25%
& y-T
,
'
+45C
10c
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
i*' ♦. ?
(.s \i t
4d
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(s-a)
5%
common
(s-a)
Traffic
Penn
",
-
(quar.)
Co.,
class
25c
" 40c'
—
of
Tubular
1-11
i
12'/2C
2-11
Co.
J.)
Dairies,
Class
[). '' /.'•'
Par
Name
Sawhill
Saxon
A,/
(quar.)
Proof
(C.
Penman's Ltd.,
:w
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
>
(quar.)__;
'
•
Rust
Patterson
:
Par'
Share
-—
Co.
&
'
Parker
,<f v .'I
"
•
Electronics
Bell
Stock
f'tt
Company
Telephone & Telegraph—
Packard
i
i»
of
preferred (quar.)
6%
V(v;
i'.1
l
Monday, January 11, 1960
.
'"
•
.
.
1j'
\
Warren
Bros,
Warner
quar.)
Pictures* Inc. (quar.)
Warner Co.
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)..:
$4.25
preferred
preferred
$5-preferred
(quar.)...;.
(quar.)
6%
2-
5
1-15
25c
1-15
12-31
56c
2-
1
1-
2
1-11
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
1
(stock dividend)
preferred
2%
C
„
Oil
.1-22
30c
$1.25
(quar.)_
Wellington Management, .class A (Initial)
Class B (Initial)
j._
Wesson
12-23
1-15
$1.15
(quar.).
convertible
1-15
2-29
$1.06'/4
Waste King Corp.—
Common
,
45c
Bros.
(increased
$4.60
•
f35c
2%
dividend
&
1-15
12-29
4.80%
Snowdrift, 4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
1-15
12-30
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
1-30
12-31
26'Ac
2-15
12-31
12'Ac
4-29,
12'Ac
4-29
.4-15
3-
1
2-15
60c
6-
1
-8-15
60c
9-
1
8-15
60c
4-15
Volume
191
Number 5915
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(145)
ra
49
'
c.
L
L
Per
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
4
of Company
Name
5
'
5
that
$1,121/2
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
41/2%
preferred ■ (quar;
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar.$1.40 preferred (quar.)
_!
Western Insurance Securities—
1
1-15
-
12-18
4.20%
3
$1.05
1-15
01.021/2
1-15
12-18
$1.12'4
2-15
—____
[>
L
5
/
2
Western
Light &
Western
Plywood.
Class
;
2-
17 Vac
*
1
2-
1
1-18
1-15
20c
•
Uncreasec.1
B
12-28
1-14
Telegraph
Union
Western
Paner,* Ltd.
Westminster
(increased
quar.)
in
12-24
•3-10
'35c
1-15
:ii7Vac
1-29
Westmoreland Coal, (stock dividend
2%
V
1
12-18
t
1
1-29
Wheeling Machine Products (stock dividend)
Whiting Corp.;* (quar.)
8
8
Wichita .Union
<
5
k
Stock "Yards
•
•
•/,/■)' Year-end '"
9
:"»■
.1
1-7
way
1-
1-15
7.
1-
9.
>
37»/2C
!8
'
•
4
Write-off
,Mr.
from
designed
to
added
T.
than
ties.
a
1-15
7
Ltd,-4-"..>,';//•'
its
7
gas
12-31
;
net
,
1*15
1-31.
$1.50.,;
4c '.
1-29
>•
25c
and
reported
selective
.
12-31
i-io
the
discussions
currently are under*
States
and
Canada
and
directed
United's* position
to
—
..
...
had, been
had♦ shown7but
production
1968
-15
1-1
:
White,
strehgthened
Dean
The
County
.6o.U-v' *. /»••••."
Electric'
/"/I..
/
V ; /
preferred' (quar.) -x___4__
$1.11
Wright Line, Inc./class B (quar,')_/i._/._il/^ /
15c
iWm. ) jr. ( monthly) J_—25c
2-
"• 37y2(j
1-29
1-
9
BTVzO
4-29
4-
9
(quar:.)_l__^4———37%c
7-29
7-
9
1
6%
15
6%
preferred
Yellow
11
Transit
11
Yuba
(quar.)c.__z/_
Freight Lines,
Preferred
common_^___:/
——
Youngstown
Steel
Door
Consolidated
1-26
:
1
Class
each
31
Co^,'
1-11
21
Industries
Weld
Zenith
1-15
of
,
Improvement
12-28
9c
1-18
25c
1-11
held
of
share
one
Ihe
Corp.
"Transfer
per
No
12-18
1-11
—
l;30c
2-
$56Vic
.
(special)
books
t Payable
20
in
resident
20
2-
the
12-18
1-
British
Less
y
Previously
date
8
15%;
income
1
1-
4
1-
8
Jamaica
x Less
date
indicated
is
dale
income
incorrect.
was
funds,, less
S.
dividend.
the
15%
corrected
&
Co./
Two
payment
here.
non-residents
ment
tax.
it
General Corporation and
Investment News
Continued from
the
for
founded
Its
23
by
main
ments,
and
firm.
31
the
has
Mr.
in
been
Derossi
Turin
in
manufacture
marine
are
mechanical
and
the
products
1928
and
electro-mechanical
aviation
and
testing
since
in
manufacture
which
Hamilton
of
31
31
29
29
Hamilt
21
for
the
was
new
electron
the corporation
beam
terials
process.
15
surface-treat,
15
today including
10
of
metals
It
instru¬
The
servo-mechanisms
Italian
will
company
stainless
4
and
■28
has
duction
such
31
/
8
'■
finer
29
mediate
thick
the
It.
Net
Net
Aircraft
a
chemical
or
'
hair
through,
or
known to man
call
customers
■31
"The
-11
the
steel
Carl
Zeiss Foundation
has welded
through
in laboratory
tests
one-half inch thick in pro¬
the
in
major
Western
improvements
'
/
Tins, is
December
Division,., Amount, of
6
925,000
400,000
4
Co.
300,000
300,000
■
•
& Smith
4
300,000
'
VG-
300,000
300,000
300,000
Inc.47__
,
"300,000
<
300,000
•
'
300,000
a
.Securities Corp.,
300,000
200,000
Co
&
Co.„_
100.000
50,000
/
50,000
~"~
/
,
50,000
50,000
_•
;
Alabama—Earnings1
1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$332,025
$311,056
$3,833,132
$3,573,688
expenses
274,896
266,554
3,164,339
3,022,133
ops.
$57,129
$44,505
$668,793
$551,555
inc.—
20,260
33,717
208,301
218,562
ry.
2389.
p.
Westinghouse
since
through
stockholders
Homes
meeting
burgh.
Co.
Gwilum
servicing
for
mortgages.
A.
to
Price,
99.7%
boost
handling equip¬
this Clifton, New Jersey,
.
two
the
are
firms
tor
or
of
_/"
materials
in'the
handling
United
problems
States
in
and
bulk
are
gain comparable accept¬
manufacturing is expected to start
materials
materials
handling machines that
hoppers and storage bins
from
by
and
Wahl
Mr.
delivered
variety
three
only
"close
to
1,000
years
of
common
share
21,
favor
Jan.
at
the
of
the
split
5.
pressure
be
the
on
Feb.
on
and
costs
on
would
reported
the
tor
increase
not
be
to
available
that "operating
appreciably on
increased
saies
less
an
from
than
same
profits
a
sales
In
period
favorable
1958.
conditions
been
aa.e
of
tae
The
becomes
now
the
issued.
certif¬
common
New
be
cer¬
for
company.
will
par
$6.25.
stock
existing
that
to
split;
number
50,000,000.
common
of
share
oi
to
of
informed
returned
or
authorized
the
value
par
shares
additional
one
of
25,000,000
Ihe
have
destroyed
each
stock
to
stock¬
28
board
mailed
1
recommended
the
share
highest
1959
17,330,743
effective
was
when
a
figures
Cresap
$12.50;
were
quarterly
the
on
third
old
by the
dividend
board
in
earnings
at
the
raised
was
stock
common
quarterly
Central
after
its
Oct.
from
the
50
history.—V.
to
cents
reported
company
189,
2726.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1959—Month—1958
Ry.
operating revenue-..
Ry.
operating expenses
RR.—Earnings•"
keep the
in
stockholders
Wisconsin
produc¬
of industries."
1959—Month—1958
In
business
under
stock
was
there
not
split
meeting,
the
presided
a
mix."
representing
60, cents
to
than
achieved
each
held
The
voted
were
of
1959
of
higher
split now results
snould
holders
to
close
Mr.
months
product
Dec.
share
are
month,
were
of
icates
who
at
Pitts¬
has
ago,
for
units
the
nine
slightly
and
of
the
continuing drive
Westinghouse
equipment will
our
in
shares
As
have
represented
at
margins."
that the audited
stock
value
other
we
shares
results
The
Board
in
year's activities, Mark W. Cresap, Jr„
President,
stockholders
that
during 1959 "we have seen
the
the
first
volume
and
the
stock
common
laboratories
past
only
These
of
Split—Review-
the
83.2% of the outstanding shares of common
in person or by proxy, a record representation
special meeting of Westinghouse stockholders. More
effective
our
later
tne
volume
Chairman
of
research
profit
Explaining
who
volumetric
foreign
patented
to
of
our
until
split
Westinghouse
that
the
of
became
benefits
the
Corp.—Stock
two-for-one
a
the
represented
regular
any
reported
broaden
at
4
announced
were
than
Electric
approved
Jan.
on
meeting,
stock
materials
by
company's
Overseas
founded
from
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$2,401,348
$2,482,958
2,095,283
2,124,493
$306,065
$358,465
$5,125,819
$5,803,104
ry. operating inc._„
*121,127
^Deficit.—V. 190, p. 2389.
38,115
806,943
2,116,740
$29,680,748 $29,528,473
24,554,929
23,725,369
1959—11 M0S.—1958
$
Net
$
$
9,310,865
9,667,286
110,209,541
102,736,888
7,474,439
-7,881,527
88,553,710
84,181,392
1,836,426
1,785,759
21,655,831
18.555,496
373,451
506,562
5,602,067
5,372,703
Net
that
the
in
Consolidated
missile,
will
West
entire
now
can
have
handle
to
production
great
Coast
effect
area,"
be close-coupled
customer service
for
runs
electronic
and
a
regional
from
rev.
ry.
ops.
quicker
B.
be
can
from
completed.Peltier,
Burbank
to
of
90,000
a
;
.
Organized
•
flow
in
and
p«pri
with
is
has
helped
specializing in
now
systems.'
'
controls
West
Coast
r~-
the
in
of
year
1958,
an
40
cents
per
V
amounted
increase
of
share
■
to
plus
•
a
and
$9,855,137.
-
■"/.?
soon
and
$10,000,000,
5%%
first
mortgage
the
the
repayment
proceeds
frfom
$12,000,000
of
issues will be applied in part
payable and the remainder
The latter includes the Noxon
both
of
notes
company's construction propr^.m.
Rapids hydroelectric project in western Montana, on which $83,900,000
will have been expended prior to I960.
Tne company estimates that it
will
require
during
1960
and 1961 about $12,000,000 in
additional
as
aircraft
devices
mechanical,
1,
the
to
for
.
.
finance
two-year
Both
the
the
its
first
five
sives,
redemption
amount
principal
retire
and
proposed
at
construction
debentures
are
program
for
non-refundable
first
mortgage bonds are redeemable at
ranging from
106.50%
to
the
principal
redemption prices, scaling from 101.12%
to
new
special
of
the
prices
amount.'"- A
50%
and
the
sinking
issue
fund
prior
for
to
the
debentures
maturity.
The
is calculated
sinking fund
trailer
two
the
and
points
trucks.
then
border.
service
cut
Mexico
by
has
Hearing
In
the
two
will
freight
expected
that
at
the
at
Laredo
the
move
linehaul
trucks
proposal
cargo on
Yellow Transit
expedite
is
It
States
countries
units
and
pres¬
United
trucks
local
The
that
States
trailers
the
reload
The
necessity
United
through
no
between
and
the
in
are
between
traffic
countries.
be
can
household
bulk,
and
asserts
movements
between
under
proposal
the
several
clear
points,
have
Yuba
>
in
special
White
of
The
nine
Kentucky,
1958
Jan.
for
cents
a
5
to
White
Yuba
this
newest
stock
cash
trade
for
year
$25,028,863.—V.
of
190,
Ohio.
must
The
com¬
$31,000,000!
The
p.
1778.
Inc.—Acquisition OK d
Canyon Mining Co. have approved, by
meeting, the sale of all of the assets
Consolidated
by John L.
the
of
in
of
handled southbound
Michigan/and
revenue
Was
stockholders
Canyon
on
terms
provide
that traffic
so
City, Mexico, or Monterey, Mexico."
terminals
In
Texas,
Oklahoma,
Kansas,
Consolidated Industries,
a
nounced
S.
Mexico
operating
in
shareholders
The
vote
at
Indiana,
an
U.
over
operates
operating-revenue
the Commission, commodities
special equipment, between San
Highway 8-1, serving no inter¬
by
requiring
and restricted
Illinois,
will
pany
defined
as
Tex.,
customs
-Transit
Missouri,
r
Laredo,
Mexican
Yellow
goods
commodities
and
mediate
Industries, Inc., it
McGara, President of Yuba.
Yuba
in
33 Va
acquisition,
the
ratio
shares
of
of
effective
one
White
share
Canyon,
dec.
of
of
an¬
was
31,
1959,
Yuba
which
plus
them
6,539,000 shares outstanding.
The former business of White Canyon
will be operated by a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yuba Consolidated
Industries,
Inc.
The present operating personnel will be retained.
White Canyon has been engaged for a number of years in the mining
of
uranium, owns 370 claims, and sells ore to the AEC under longare
term
bonds
convenience
points
there
cartage
border
the
the
Ahtonio
agreements.
In
addition,
28,397
acres.
years.
REDEMPTION—The
regular
presently
period.
mortgage
freight
local
(Mo.)-based
and
t
.
Weld & Co., and Dean Witter & Co. are-joint
of underwriting
groups
which offered
for
Jan.
of
between
that
truck
City
States
Commission
days.
In the proceedings the examiner
found, "That the present and future
/ public convenience and necessity require operation by applicant as a
common
carrier
by motor vehicle,
in foreign
commerce,
of general
commodities, except those of unusual value, class A and class B explo¬
—
on
in
to
beyond
through
transit time
as
up
Through
out
Kansas
>
certificate
a
operation
general
across
points
$58,432,399
seeks
pointed
Laredo
movement
that
3%
this
United
Commerce
gateway is presently transferred from linehaul
traffic
'
Water Power Co.
Bonds, Debentures
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
—
Mexico.
Nueyo
or
for
the
the Interstate
Borroughs.
an
was
handling
Laredo
■
$6,509,738,
gross
income
of
Disneylandand
all
other
income
from
publications,
comic strips and
music rose $55,956.
Television
income
decrease of $310,043.—V. 190, p. 201.
/'".
PROCEEDS—The
to
funds
many
dividends
bonds, due 1990, and $5,000,000, 5%% sinking fund de¬
bentures due 1985 of Washington Water, Power Co. The
first mortgage bonds are priced at 101.12% and accrued
interest to-yield abqut 5.30% to maturity. The deben¬
tures are priced at 101% and accrued interest to yield
approximately 5.55%.
I
prototype
control
cash
were
ently
previous
year's
$2.51 per share op.
to
Sept. 27,, 1958.
Provision for
was
$3,900,000
compared
with
Transit
It
to
F.
authorize
Mexico..
annual
$3,599,486,
public sale
competi¬
said, "since
develop
fluid flow
his
would
was
shares
for
$48,577,262
rentals
in
8
Allan
Yellow
domestic
1959
3,
common
>
.
paid
year
equal
its
and
Oct,
1,581,011
of operating authority
foreign traffic between
for
recommended
Examiner
managers
'
to
fiscal,
1959
on
Washington
the
transfer
of
of regional sales
'temperature,
firm
ended
the
on
$3,865,473,
the year..
income
for
increased
Offered
the
to
.'•*
fcr
of
outstanding
year.
gross
Film
Park
sq.
UAP
1929,
electronic
Calif,
weeks)
(53
share
per
income
in
company
stock during
compared
major
second
1956
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
the Burbank,
year
$2.15
shares
last
..
division's/
as
fiscal
to
net
taxes
Total
UAP's
Gardena
profit of
the
The
Sutherl'anl
with immediate produc¬
can be anticipated."
time,
Yellow Transit Freight Lines, Inc.—Route OK Nears—•
Approval
carrier
net
for
1,537,054
in
industries.
on
ops.
inc.
equal
weeks)
income
Engineering and research
coming months, .
■/
trie
Division
ry.
2389.
p.
White,
stafpd
Sutherland- also
announced
Coast salQs office, under the direction
the
components
mass
&
Hutzler„_/._A__rw/--w»._-.-;
operating
190,
in
.
arm.
1,325,000
•
revenue-/
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
\
/
acquisition by UAP in three years.
In
ft. plant was purchased in Forest,
Ohio.
Engineering,. seles,, and general offices
are headquartered
in
Dayton, along with other manufacturing and test facilities...
1
..
Jan.
dry
that
dry
wide
operating
190,
$3,925,000
in
operations.
enlarged
Western
aircraft,
and
Louis
remodeling
.
Net
Stock
expected
are
those
to
Feeders
a
("52
-•/
President,
UAP
Division
the
same
West
manager
-15
-15
in
(he
seconds
.
short•to-mecllnm
the
f .cilities,
UAP's
„
formed
Engineering
and
special dry
on
the
"the
manufactured
rev.
ry.
to
tion
-31
-15
in
Western
position
At
■15
firm's
the
disclosed..
b:
the
engineering liaison
-11
-15
as
manufacturing
also
for
development'-and
-15
-11
Net
$0,115
Margate
outstanding, Roy O. Disney, President, said on Jan.
report
to
shareholders.
This
compares
with
the
of
Sutherland,
A.
will
Plans
tive
1,325,000
900,ooq
%
Inc,J
operating
tificates
subsidiaries
specialized
facili.ies
-11
Wahl,
identical
handle
$3,400,228,
equipment
few
Product?, Inc.—Acquisition—
not
was
•permiV c-xpanded
2
that
Walt Disney Productions
.
Welding, and general machining equipment: soon
~7'wouldrb*3' Supplemented by additional metal fabricating"equipment to
-22
$1,325,000
1,500.000
2289.
operating
been
welding of reactor cores for atomic energy
sub-miniaturized electronic components.
milling
establishment
present
-23
for
$1,500,000
,
;
metals.
demonstrated
has
the
as
in
stainless
through
and
purchase
Donald
11
■
—
&
p.
equipment
or
packages
in automatic
systems.
The
units
unique
vibrating mechanisms with
screw
feed
methods
to
exceptional and consistent
batch
accuracies
in
the
feeding
notably with hard-to-handle materials.
•'.'■
showed
•15
of
"
Hamilton'
cash
income
r-Prlncipal Amount—,
Bonds
Debentures
Co._
J.- Collins
190,
Ry.
period
of
available,
are
recently
Title Co.,
American
Australia,
market
operating revenue
Ry.
operating expenses
Thi; Dayton, Ohio corporation announced on Jan. 7 the purchase of
the assets of Western Way Welding of Gardena, Calif., and -its im¬
■15
to
to
|
.licensing,
■15
Victoria,
and
confidence
uses
—V.
material
new
by
years
Germany,
inch
areas
United
1
company
gross
$8,894,000
l."
life of patents, cover England, Australia,
according to Eugene Wahl, President of
Engineers, Ltd., Cheshire, England,
and
Asia,
Period End. Nov. 30—
29
4
the
for
of
Ry.
endeavor
,
5
Ltd.,
Wabash
this
announced
field of
new
human
a
every
exotic*
the
postwar
the
West
an
than
,
virtually
tungsten and
welded,
criti-al
Aircraft,
entirely
Standard, under .terms of an exclusive agreement with
Zeiss, will begin manufacturing; the electron beam machine in i960.
Promotion and- sale cf the process-will be-cerried on fay HamiltonElectrona, Inc., of 40 Wall Street, New York City.—V. 190, •■p:: 404.
•
years
originating
announced
undertake
known as the Hamilton-Zeiss
operations on the hardest ma-
perform
can
weld
or
applications.
installations
■15
,
earnings
to
was
and
Broward
the
agreements
Handling
company,
already
equipment,
holes
cut
melt
steel
United
of
into an
imp:ssible with any other manufacturing
can
Developed
in
Cberkcchen,
8
the
and
with $30,247,000 and
_-._j.r__..
Period End. Nov. 30—
Feeders, Inc.—License Agreements—
both
Screw
process,
industry manufacturer.
its
and
machine,
13
or
aircraft
process
15
15
and
on
in
foreign markets."
achieve
Standard
President
Gwinn,
by
traditional
The
29
P.
move
the
1959
Standard.
n
William
/major
in
co,ip.bine
devices.
navigation
instruments,
&
—V.
conveying
tion
manner
Co.
distribution
parts
are
designed
of many Hamilton Standard
products were not announced.
Mr. Kearns said, however, that "licenses will be granted for individual
items in our line of jet equipment."
'.
Exclusive North American rights to a new
electron beam process
developed by the Carl Zeiss Foundation of West Germany for ma¬
chining or welding the hardest materials haVe- been acquired by
21
31,
Gorp
Reviewing the
Simon
fullest
ance
Vibra
existence
to
today
products
optical
of
Oct.
$35,543,000
/•'".•
Co.
Northwest
which
were
produce
the
synchro-mechanisms.
Details
■
of
.
'
three-months
the
for
equivalent
Mortgage
listed
license
licenses,
According
European Common Market.
Micrctecnia
15
metro¬
a
1 500,000
Favre,
immediately.
under license,
production,
the
is
involved
and
certain
countries
4
to
taxes
is
gravimetric Vibra Screw Feeders.
10
page
is
overseas
will
4
Montana
communi¬
'
Lawyers
Screw
Sulphates,
18
ended
Co.
Murphey
1569.
foreign
4
12
of
which
p.
I
31
&
Bros.
William
corporation,
tax.
the
31
after
This
Construction
I.,
190,
The
19
months
revenues
,
Subs.)—
(&
7"
.'•/•'
manufacture
Canadian
Corp.
.
figures
for
previous
Improvement and Investing Corp.
Vibra
The
profit
$133,517.
:•
Margate
and
30
eastern
in
92
distributes
Washington and
in
areas
Allyn and Company, Inc
Pacific
Non¬
source.
8
22
in
energy
Co.™_
&' Webster
C.
Ry,
comparable
—V.
at
A.
braces
tax.
record
in U.
this
for
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
published
and/or
/payable
8
12
Uynch, Pierce, Fenner
Stone
Exchange, em¬
operations in home building and related fields, including land
investment,
developing,
building,
realty
sales,
title
insurance
and
home
financing.
Through
its
subsidiary,
Lawyers
Mortgage
and
4
1
net
is
30
consolidation
U.I.
1-29
65c
:
closed
not
Canadian
tax
a
20
other
Smith/ Barney: &
/'/'/*'/:-'/
'
consolidated
Sept.
share. •,
Inc.,
/.
Investing
,
ending
for
1.
)__
&
$280,794,
Title
15
20
&
Witter
Salomon
corporation and subsidiary companies report for the nine-month
period ending Sept. 30, 1959, a consolidated net profit after taxes
12-31
(quar/)-.
dividend
shares
Radio
electric
year.
&
First Boston'
Merrill
The
12-24
(quar.)——
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar.u
4,//2% preferred (quar.)—
20
several
had
$157,611,000, notes
2,670,856 shares of
Inc.
Lehman Brothers
more
United
12-24
1-11
10c
.
—$2
,
(qitar.25c
common
(stcck
B
the
Western Ry. of
1-15
1-20
United
Zale Jewelry
,
of
and
Harriman Ripley & Co., In6.74.
daily
•"/"/ Lazard Fibres & CO,_____/4J4
<present
a
of
Earnings—
Co.;\6% preferred
preferred
preferred/(quar.
;
15
-31
to
.1-15
L5
•28
decline
.
2-
// Wrigley
31
nominal
:
-25
1-2
H: 4.44%/
15
and
operating
calendar
Blyth <fc Co;,
than adequate to meet current levels of production
V
f-or existing jields for .the next 20 years/ With the majority of these
12*31iv
vc„reserves dedicated; to growing markets, the company 'was reported as
12-31
assured
of
a
long term/stake in
the Western
Canada
gas
supply
.picture.^—V. 190, p. 818.
.
.
;
.
'/
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.
.
.
,/an. amount
Yellow Cab
15
total
Kidder, Peabody
the
•,
•«
i,rt
2-i
2-15
1-25
28
Spokane
UNDERWRITERS—
augmenting
diversifying
/ '»•. '■>,'•
-"United's net land position of 82.945 acres.
:
/ .*'• "
•,
" Stockholders were advised,, furtheu, that* United's remaining proved
/ reserves of eas have been estimated to exceed 150 billion cubic feet.
reserves of gas have been estimated to exceed 150 'billion cubic feet,
.
.
il
-
distributes
deductions of $10,140,000 compared
production
.
v
f- . Wool Combing Corpr-('Canada), Ltd,;>p_l_/:/ ' */, ;>'|.15c
Wool foam Corporatiori. (annual1) _l/_l__/_J_; 7/' / :10c/*"
Foam
A
par
company
REVENUES—For
United
Jr.,
•'
12-31
1-15
^oc *
-
L5
debt
$11,500,000
value.
Idaho.
approximately 1,200 barrels.; ;
"V '/'•' /. *■
;
/Field) operating costs were reduced to a "most gratifying" level./ '
New
properties acquired, 'mainly- in. the Keg River/ Sullivan 'Lake,
/and Three. Hills Creeks areas of' Alberta, resulted ; in ,an increase, in /
25%
dividend
Worcester
in
from
range
company
community served in Spokane, Wash, with
population of abouZ 2uu,0u0. Tne company also
area
'I Vjf1!"'
^
30c
1-15 •'/12-3r>,
,
l5
funded
to
the
Ltd.
planning
reserve
in
the
United
uhdef .consideration, all
declared "that
'that/production
1-15
$1.25
__
Gas-1 quart
Wiscons n Southern
>s
..
financing
.400,000
'ic Witco Chemical/ (quar/)
;
.,.'/• Woodall Industries /(quaj4^44444-'-^'
Stock
this
1959
31,
without
prices
The, principal
politan
during'" the" past'"'fiscal
year.
Gas / sales
increased
more
over
the previous year.
Daily net sales varied from a
85%
stock
natural
subsequent
Sinclair,
"now
as
expand
that
Oils
John
reported
groups
are
its
Oct.
for
amounting
BUSINESS—The
redemption
Washington and northern Idaho and in a small area
service being supplied to more than
118,000 customers in
amalgamation
from
and
Western
Pan
of
was
Sinclair
several
Ltd.
Gas
of
as
banks
to
common
operations
as
General
amount.
.
1958
stockholders
to
projects
.
Natural
company
operations
materially
•V-./
V
1
-
from
$482,465,
purposes
101%.
Dillon, Union Securities
Fbrgan & Co.____
; 4
; •'. •/■'
/y; 6% •')n'efer.redrt'-1897» seriesf (quaj.V^k-4-a^
Wisconsin Fund (from investment incpme,)_/
isiri
i.
5
■
payable
1959
overheads.
andi
is
principal
.Sachs
1st-preferred (quar.)__i
Wisconsin Electric Power—
''■./,.
.5
•
outstanding
write¬
the
to
CAPITALIZATION—Adjusted
in
com'. •(. increasedi-quar.J-
.•) 5%'.
.5
■
income
for
the
Common
.5
■
other
and
royalties,
cash
resulted
price
106.63%
reported
/ 400,000
r
(quar^-f
•/.■ Wilson Stationers -& .Envelopes,
V
8
■
Net
5
:.-«k'Common> (quar;)
:
6
■
after
expenditures
of
Canso
September
Mr./Sinclair
1-29
?-19
.
field
item
1959
/United'^ i own,.cash resources and -expanding/and
//company's contemplated exploratory ventures. •.
11-24*
>1-21
5/
in
with
-
specific
1-* 8
.
30,
amortization
redemption
Jan.
(quar;
Company;
Wilson. &
.
6
£82!
V',/25C;v7
■
Will Rcss.Mnc.;
10c
j
Cs'-a-)
Co. ■,-( quar.)^^_^_i._w^__--i.T:',w_^-;
Wilcox Oil
2-
with
message
potential."
1-8
4-15
2%
,:
.
a
exploratory
■
1- 8
2-1
In.
-
,
5
1958
President,'/the
'
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ryii com.^tquarv,)----,■$1.43%
T; - 4% prior lien (quar.$1
June
acquisition
? -15
4-1
:
$1,424,541.
to
after
an
on
Sept.
been
treated
for
operations
have
accounting
"pooling of interests". resulting from the company's
35C
(quar.
*
included
firm
ended
year's
$1,25
Common (quar.
preferred . (quar,)^4____p__^.__'_..i.^:/
;, :5%
ASE-listed
year
representing- abandonments or
losses on sale of properties and equipment.
Comparative figures for fiscal 1958 are unavailable since the past
Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
Western
/■'■■'
(extra)
Ltd.,: class
$431,912,
charges
12-15
fiscal
the
amounted
year
totaled
12-15
1-15
70c
Telephone
fiscal
1
1-15
+35c
(quar.)
A
2-
(Alberta)-based,
for
loss, after depletion, depreciation,
charges, of $579,715.
Gross revenue,
off
*50c
,
Calgary
operations
net
a
12-18
4.10%
'
1
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd.—Shows Loss—
This
West Penn Power Co.—
4l/a%
preferred
(quar.)—!—L-w—
Utah,
County,
The
again
Pure
leasing
become
Oil
Co.
White
All
an
of
of
oil
claims
active
oil
and
and
lands'/in
the
leases on a total of
located in San Juan
and gas production.
gas
leases
in uranium,
are
oil
so-called
following new oil and
November.—V.. 190, p. 2499.
active
in
has
Canyon
the
area
four corners area
gas finds reported
has
by
,
g.
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pride in knowing that their crafts and skills
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Mil
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raw material supplies, to nearly every
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the help he
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wants
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Treasury Department, Washington, D.C.
give
you.
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Savings Bonds Division, U.S.
of
this
country.
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
£
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
tion
Sale—The $530,000 water
Bond
and
Jan.
offered
bonds
series
6—v.
revenue,
sewer
1959
190,
49—were awarded to a group
composed of Equitable Securities
Corporation; Stubbs, Watkins &
Lombardo, Inc.; Cumberland Se¬
curities
Corp., and
George M.
Wood & Co., at a price of par, a
net
interest
cost of
4.59%, as
p
follows:
4
awarded
Bank
to
&
cisco,
4
190,
v.
—
The
Trust
2665
offered
were
—
First
Western
Co., of San Fran¬
Hill
and
bonds
p.
Richards
&
Co.,
1960
from
74,000
5s.
as
1970
from
Due
1975
1
as 4s, at a price of 100.459,
basis of about 3.93%.
a
Cupertino, Calif.
Bond
Offering
Martin,
City
sealed
bids
Jan.
on
Sept.
on
Due
1
Clerk, will
for
p;
the
K.
receive
(PST)
m.
purchase
of
1
to
1984
Due
on
1989
by
inclusive.
from
1985
to
Sept. 1
from
1
F-A.
£$60*% PuS;
fo 198$J in¬
1962!
clusive. Callable
&
inclusive.
135,000 as 4.60s.
from
Dated
Feb.
of
as
F^b. 1, 1972.
Legality
approved
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Danville
Union
Sch.
Dist., Contra
Costa County, Calif.
Bond .Sale—The $80,000 school
„
ARIZONA
bonds offered Jan. 5—v.
Cochise County
14
School District No.
(P. O. Bishee), Ariz.
Co., at
Bond Offering—Harriet
Clerk
p.m.
of
Board
receive
will
(MST)
chase
Hiester,
Supervisors,
of
sealed
bids
until
Feb. 1 for the
on
2
terest
$150,000 school building
obligation bonds.
Dated
1, 1960.
Due on June 1
i
of
general
March
1962 to
from
elusive;
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.,
as
4s.
The
interest
Dated
a
July
1
sive.
bonds
1%
for
Jan.
from
bonds
bear
16
1,
additional
1960.
1961
to
Due
the
City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess
Robinette, of Phoenix.
by
and
ARKANSAS
!
Bluff
School
District
No.
Offering—John C. LangDistrict Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
bids
until
2
p.m.
Jan. 14 for the purchase
$300,000 school building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on March
of
1
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
a
bank
banks
or
in
Pine
Bluff.
Legality approved by Townsend
&
Townsend, of Little Rock.
,
County, Calif.
A.
were
First
geles,
a
Jan.
5—v.
on
in¬
4V4S,
as
1968
190,
2758—
p.
due
b
>-■
7
County,
Bond
Feb.
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
S.
Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
^ids a^. i^ig office in San Rafael,
until 11 a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 12
for the purchase of $90,000 school
1956, series E bonds.
Dated Jan.
15, 1960.
Due on Jan. 15 from
to
1980
interest
San
1980
Main
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Francisco,
A., of
option
at The
of the holder at the respective of¬
fice of the paying agents of Ma¬
or
County, in New York City or
Chicago.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco..
7owler Union High School District,
Fresno
County, Calif.
/
his
in Fresno, un¬
(PST) on Jan. 19
for the purchase of $588,000 school
on
at
10:30
office
a.m.
Dated
March
March 1 from
clusive.
1, 1960. Due
1962 to
1981
in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable
at theu County
(M-S)
1
Barstou), Calif.
Bond
drain,
bonds
$60,000 storm
1959,
series
A
election
offered
Dec.
21—v.
.190,
o.
2500—were awarded to The Bank
of America N. T. & S.
A., of San
Francisco, as 41/2S, at a price of
100.131; a basis of about 4.48%,
Bellflower
Unified
School
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $594,000 gen¬
eral
obligation, series I and F
bonds offered Jan. 5—v. 190, p.
2500—were
Western
awarded
Bank
&
to The
Trust
First
Co.,'
of
San Francisco, and Associates, as
41/as, at a nrice of 101.045, a basis
of-about 4.38%.
Chaffey Union High School Dist.,
San
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 elec-
bonds
A
$56,000
offered
school
Dec.
22—
p. 2665—were awarded tc
The Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
v:
190,
~f
San
1.00.14,
V,
Francisco,
a
at
a
price
o1
of
21,000
as
from
4%s.
Due
1982 to
1984
on
Dec.
La
Valley Sch. Dist.,
Mesa-Spring
San
Diego County, Calif.
Offering
.Bond
R. B.
—
James.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
19
his
at
San
(PST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
for
in
office
10:30
until
1
Bond
Diego,
$450,000
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by Orrick, Dahl
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, ot
San Francisco.
La
Water
Presa
Roland,
at
will
her
re-
office
Boulevard,
Glen
until 7:30 p. m. (PST) or
25
">50,000
on
the
fcr
general
provement
Due
Clerk,
bids
Mission
Avon,
"an
County
sealed
eive
"643
purchase
obligation
District
Feb.
15
of
No.
from
1
1964 to
series
a
cost
5s. Due
as
San
Dist.,
Diego
Feb.
on
1
View,
$2,200,000
Jan.
on
office in
bids at her
until
18
7:30
for
p.
the
(PST)
m.
purchase
of
general obligation 1958 bonds, a;
follows:
"
'
A
-
$1,663,000 municipal improvement
series B bonds. Due
on
from
inclusive
1961
412,000
to
water,
Due
1980
series
Jan.
on
1
Jan. ?
B
bonds
from
1961
tc
1980 inclusive.
Dated
Jan.
1, 1960. Principa'
(J-J) payable at th
and interest
office
of
the
at the
or
Director
of
Finance
option of the holder,
a
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
San Francisco
or
at the
Los
or
Angeles
respective office of thr
Francisco.
Paramount
Unified Sch. Dist., Los
Angeles County, Calif.
follows:
$250,000
Improvement
No.
bonds.
1
from
1962
150,000
Feb.
bonds.
2
from
1962
1
inclusive
1990
to
District
on
Improvement
No.
1
Due
District
Due
1983
to
on
inclusive.
1
Feb.
Bond Sale—The
$1,000,000 elec¬
tion
1958, series B bonds offeree
Jan.
5
Bank
190,
v.
—
awarded
&
First
The
to
Trust
2500
p.
—
were
Westerr
Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, and Associates,
a
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers,
of Los Angeles.
/
price of 101.36,
4V2s,
as
a
basis of aboui
a
4.39%.
Pleasanton
i Lathrop
,
School
District,
Joint School District,
Alameda and Contra Costa
San
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham
,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Stockton, un¬
til
11
(PST)
purchase of
a.m.
building,
I960.
to
bonds.
Due
1971
on
Jan.
on
25
$67,000
Dated
Feb.
schoo
Feb.
from
1
for
196!
inclusive.
Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, oi
*
interest
San Francisco.
Ltickeford
Bond
Sale—The
build
$52,000
ing bonds offered Jan. 4—v. 190
2758—were
P;
Richards
100.02,
&
awarded
Co.,
at
a
Hill
to
price
cf
net interest cpst of 4.33%
follows:
9s
a
$21,000
5s, Dve
as
to
1967
1968 to
21,000
A
as
1971
1970
inclusive.
inclusive.
1975
on
Offering—Jack
the
purchase of $20,000 schoo!
1959, series B bonds. Dated Feb
15, 1960. Due on Feb. 15 from
1962
to
County Treasurer's office.
Le
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, c
Francisco.
Portola
Valley School District,
County, Calif.
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
wood, until 10
19
for
the
his
will
office
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
of
Bond
ing,
receive
in
on
Red
Jan
$500,000
sealed
wood
City,
to
1985
interest
his
until
receive
office
10
in
Red
a.m.
Principal and interest
at
the
ffice.
*
County
1
from
1
inclusive.
Feb.
on
1
asV4S.
Due
Feb.
on
1,
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: American Trust
were
Co.*, of San Francisco, Blyth &
Co., Inc., First Boston Corp., Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago, Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co. of New York, Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co., Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago, Security-First National
Bank of Los Angeles,
Glore, Forgap. & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
Co.,
Smith
&
mon
Inc., Weeden &
Witter
Dean
&
Co.,
Salo¬
Bros. & Hutzler, Reynolds &
Co,, E. F. Hutton & Co.
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., Brown
Bros. Harriman
& Co., Commerce
Co.,
of
Kansas
City,
Gregory & Sons, Wm. E. Pollock
&
Co., Taylor & Co., Stone &
Youngberg, Brush,
Slocumb
&
Co., Inc., City National Bank &
Trust
Trust
Co., of Chicago, J. B. HanCo., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
& Fay,
Kalman & Co.,
&
auer
Inc., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Coj Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox.
Associates
in
the
offering in¬
Trust Company,
Francisco; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
The
First
Boston
Corporation;
American
clude:
San
Harris
Trust
Chemical
and
Savings
New
Bank
Bank;
York
Trust
Company; Smith, Barney fie Co.;
The
Northern
Trust
Company;
Security
First
National
Bank;
Glore,
Forgan
&
Co.;
Merrilll
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
i'V
Incorporated.
Weeden
Co.
&
Incorporated;
Co.;
Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; Reynolds & Co.;
E. F. Hutton & Company; A. G.
Becker
&
Co.
Incorporated;
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.;
Commerce Trust Company; Greg¬
ory &
Sons; Wm. E, Pollock &
Witter
Dean
&
Co., Inc.; Taylor and Company.
Stone
&
Slocumb
Youngberg;
Brush,
Co., Inc.; City . Na¬
and Trust Company
&
Bank
Chicago; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
Hogle & Co.; Hooker & Fay,
Kalman
Inc.;
Kenower.
Company, Inc.;
& Co.; Mc¬
&
MacArthur
Donald-Moore
&
Stern,
Co.;
Frank, Meyer & Fox.
San
(J-J) pay¬
Treasurer's
Bene
Dick.
City Unified Sch. Dist.j
County, Calif.
Offering
County
William
—
Clerk,
H.
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Sacra¬
mento,
"an.
20
100,000
until
for
clusive.
/M-S.)
10
the
school
Dated
March
Rafael
Marin
Bond
School District,
County, Calif.
Offering
—
George S.
Jones, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
at
his
office
In
San
..
Sacramento
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's ofifce.
1962
at
will
(PSTN
Jan. 26
for the purchase 0'
1125 000
school
1960,
series
^
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on
im¬
Jan.
Feb.
on
1973
33/4s. Due
as
1
inclusive.
on
$1,-
and
Clerk,
bids
bonds.
on
Due
to
Feb.
on
1970
1980.
J. A.
Offering—John A. Brun
County
^n
1, 1960. Due
v
of
San Mateo
San
County, Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun
1971
225,000
(PST) on
Jan. 19 for the purchase of $208,000 school 1957, series C bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1,
Rafael,
District,
of San
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
>
tional
inclusive.
School
County
inclusive. Principa
(F-A) payable at the
1965
and interest
Mateo
>ng,
Blue
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Sacramento
Millbrae
G.
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
til 10 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 19 for
able
Jan. 5 from
Due
to
3V2S.
as
1,350,000
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1985 inclusive.
Jan. 5 frorr
on
4%s. Due
to
Jan. 5 fron
on
4s. Due
as
Counties, Calif.
Bond
San
Sch. Dist., San Joaquin
County, Calif.
6—
Hooker
$400,000 general obligation bonds,
as
1961
660,000
1 from
Bond
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Jan
11 for the purchase of
$2,075,00C
5s.
as
,'from
Calif.
Offering — Jean Hixson
Clerk, will receive sealer
Jan.
follows:
as
"
Mountain
offered
America N. T. & S. A.,
„
New York City or Chicago. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist.
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of Sar
sealed
bonds
a price of 100.058,
net interest cost of about
3.68%,
a
fror
Bond
Offering — Gladys
K
Simpkins, County Clerk, will re¬
Mesa,
D
—
Francisco, at
oi
co-paying agents of said bank ii
ceive
The
$4,435,000
improvement
1957,
190, p. 2500—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
of
$42,000 school
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
24,000 as 4V4S. Due on Feb. 1
1 from 1970 to 1981 inclusive
school 1960, series A bonds. Dated
1985
Costa
Sale
municipal
,
Jan.
bonds.
Bond
19
County, Calif.
Bond
P
Contra
Sale—The
in
Dist.,
Katherine
—
Dist.,
100.015, a net interest
4.39%, as follows:
Jan.
011
school 1959, series B bonds. Dated
County, Calif.
Offering
of
Feb. 15, 1960. Due on Feb. 15 from
1961 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal
inclusive.,,
Community Services
Riverside
Jan.
on
1960, and not
previously stated
1956, series C bonds offered Jan
v.
190, p. 49—were awarded U
Till Richards &
Co., at a prk\
City
?
Jurupa
sold
.
San Jose, Calif.
bonds
County, Calif.
Bond
Francisco.
1961
1
D
1,
as
Sch.
$18,000
10,000
>35,000 as 5s. Due on Dec. 1 from
i
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
be
Feb.
l,v1959,
Aoraga
ings Association, of San Francisco,
or at the
option of the holder, at
the respective office of the paying
agents of the County in the Cities
of New York or Chicago. Legality
approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
net interest cost of 4.88%
follows:
Los
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
eries
Sale—The
Bank
Francisco.
about
the
;Bond Offering — J. L.-Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
to The Security- Treasurer's office.
Bank, of Los An¬
facoby Creek Sch. Dist., Humboldt
4V2S, at a price of 100.33,
County, Calif.
pf about 4.46%. '
the
of
.
rin
awarded
basis
on
(F-A) payable at the
Office
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
v.
j
America National Trust and Sav¬
National
as
Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest
La
Offering—Geo.
Feb.
series
San
a.m.
1975
to
California
bonds.
$150,000 school,
1956, series D bonds of¬
fered
due
1967
Sch. District, Marin
!
til
Bond Sale—The
election
5s,
as
from
15
B
1961 to
$13,000
inclusive.
bids
CALIFORNIA
Alamitos School District, Orange
1980
series
Bank of America N. T. & S.
Bond
ley,
to
in
to
dated
are
school-1959, series A bonds. Dated
on
and
Arkansas
1975
inclusive; $10,000 as 4V2S, due
Jan. 15 from 1976 to 1980
•;
!
1961
Pine
15
Jan.
on
on
inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
at
7,000
from
Dixie
1971
1976
1957,
-
bonds:
was
months.
to
4V2S, due
as
office
(PST) on Jan.
purchase of $150,000
the
for
his
at
and interest
Jan.
$53,000
improvement
on
to 1967 in41/4S, due
1968
from
15
clusive;
sold
from
school
30,000
Willcox, Ariz.
sewer
D
inclusive.
.
to
Jan.
011
Robinette, of Phoe¬
issue of
as
inclusive; $10,000
nix.
Sale—An
Jan. 15
on
interest payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Bond
$19,000
bids
1957,
scheduled
— George
S.
Jones, County Clerk, will receive
~
■.
1956,
series
$21,000 as 5s, due
-
J; Jan. 15 from 1961
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
&
school
bonds:
cipal and
Divelbess
price of 100.006, a net in¬
4.43%, as fol¬
a
lows: *•_■; a
;
49
p.
election
Offering
Rafael until 11
proved
$325,000 general obligation school
District, Marin
County, Calif.
Bond
19
Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering Correction—The
Los
Bond
Kentfield School
cost of about
$50,000
pur¬
190,
awarded to Dean Witter &
—were
Monrovia-Duarte High Sch.
geles.
sealed
Lawrence
—
until-8
18
Interest
Sept.
on
bonds.
on
1974 inclusive.
to
4V2S.
as
Sept.
on
1969 inclusive.
to
43/4s.
as
217,000
Due
inclusive.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
jointly,
$905,000 water reyepue, series A
$104,000
I
1957, series
Jan.
Athens, Ala.
1
a.
-
1959v
March
from
(PST)
or
series
at
office.
A
1, 1960. Due
1962 to
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
m.
purchase of $10,-
and
1985
in¬
interest
the
Count}
Legality ap¬
1964
to
until
1976
11
a.m.
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(F-A) payable at the
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
San Francisco, or at the option
of
the
offices
holder
at
of
paving
the
the
respective
of
City or
Chicago. Legality
approved
by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
agents
said County in New York
i
/
,y! 1
Ki
,
\
52
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t
*
*
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Santa
*
Monica
Unified Sch. Diet.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
1
..»w«<
Bond
ti>(\*f ■♦y
ii )('.*
Sale
school,
<,
:
dicate
liM*
v
i
<•
,
4
V
4
,
i,
; ;,
4
iK: \
'MrL'i
y.
t
(»'
:1V*V /;■*
I'M'V
1
l|::»
*
'J
v
„
fj
I
;.-ry •
i:;;>
i*■
.'
T.
the
&
?
-I "H
,fi.
•
i'jf,"
^
J
y ••*-•?-,VM
of
{
S.
nffj'l
Joaquin
•v
-y
j
til
11
the
bonds.
18
clusive.
from
to
1971
Co.;
C.
White
N.
County
Union
V>)
Bond
School
County,
W.
bids
in
Offering—Oliver Thomp¬
First Selectman, will receive
(EST)
&
from
1961
at
the
of
school
15, 1960. Due
1980
of
Robinson,
Union
School Dist.,
San Mateo
County, Calif.
Bond
school,
Jan.
D
by
the
bonds
190,
to
a
Bank
of¬
1959. Due
5s. Due
as
to
1970
on
1
4s. Due
1976
to
1985
on
I
to
inclusive.
District
'*
for
the
men
purchase
1959
sewer
t>.._
bonds
of
18.8%
^
Treasurer's
:
I
County^
sealed
bids
at
(PST)
on
-
■
-
Jan.
15
Jan.
from
1961
Principal
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
;
proved
of Los
by
to
and
in
Angeles.
in¬
interest
County
Legality ap¬
&
Wardle,
ceive
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
was
■
on
the
y-
of
3%
bonds.
3 Vi % bonds.
above
months
school,
total
a
11
ot
*
the
175,778,951
'
Parkway.
Addison),
O.
in
Jan. 26,
the
the
a
miles-
,
"
of
;
-
about
-.
.
,
4%s.
as
from
&
O.
Offering
Clarence
—
(CST) on
of $400,obligation
bridge
general
bonds.
-a.-
,
Mason
D
Bond
1960.
bonds.
Due
1980
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
approved
Feb.
by
bonds
City, Iowa
Sale—An issue of $70,000
construction
was
sold
to
Carleton D.
sessment*
1963 tc
J-J.
bonds
Le¬
Charles
The
$1,250,000
16—v.
awarded
to
1962
Co.,
a
-
Due
to
net
Ray
Allen,
Inc.
Securities
Olson
.V '/
v.
1967
275,000
&
Co.,
nelly,
oral
sealed
land
-
-
4s. Due
as
•
•
,
s
4.
.
Dec. 1 from
on
120,000
41//4S.
Due
1976 ot
1978
as
until
from
bids
the
works
l,i 1960. Due
from
to
1996
at
Jan.
the
1
interest
000
the
Jan.
on
District
school
Dec-
building
15—v.
awarded
190,
to
a
the
cost of about 3'58%'
at
;
15
as
from
interest
3.60s.
Due
Pn
-1979
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: White, Weld &
,
,Sfere,f "ITf
494,090,527;
ne°r'
& Smith
'Corp.,
City
WeJ^ &
Inc! LeeffiggSn
National
of
about
of
a
15,
:
•
15, 1959. Principal
(J-D) payable at the'
Treasurer's
office
in
parking
t
as
County (P. O. Louisville),
b
Kentucky
x
: *
C„*
Offering—W. M. Larmont,
Fiscal Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until .1:45 p.m.1 (CST)
Jan.
on
20
for/the
purchase
of
$950,000 school building revenue1959 bonds.; Dated Feb. *
1, 1960.
Due
Feb.
on
1' from
inclusive/Callable
1965.
Interest, F-A.
Chicago,
1961
to
1973
Feb.
Legality
and .Wyatt,
proved by
of
as
1,
ap-
Grafton
&
Chapman & Cutler, of
Grafton, of Louisville.
basis
LOUISIANA
offered
Bank
l; i
&
revenue
Dec.
2500—were
City Securities
of
100.05,
about
a
4.55%,
as
—
„
to
Corp., at
a
interest
follows:
190.
v.
awarded
net
off
project A
18
Tbte
price
cost
of
t
Washington Tp., Metropolitan Sch[
Dist. (P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
Offering
—
Concordia Parish School District
Na. 10 (P. Or Vidalia), La.
„
Bond Offeringrr-H. A.
Bateman,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
$150,000 as 4V2S. Due on July 1
i
from 1961tb 1975 inclusive.
60,000 as 4%s. Due on July 1
from 1976 to 1981 inclusive.,
Warrant
George
E.
sealed
of
-
March
clusive.
197.0.
1
Callable
proved
by
Foley,
of. New Orleans.
school
1,1960.
of
as
M-S.
the
for
from 1963 to
Interest
10
until
11
$1,155,000
bonds. Dated March
on
bids
Feb.
on
Due
1990 in¬
March
1,
Legality, ap¬
Cox
&
;
-
.Tudell,
*
.
■
t
i...
z.-'.rv-xt!!t
a:':
't ill
.'■♦.T,
tu.
.
TF.'V
\h:t.
^
i
•••'
i
y
1 Bond
•
3.98%.
Madison, Ind.
Sale—The $210,000
-;
Tope-
-
:
■:
■=.
Bank
jointly,
*
Dec.
Jefferson
air.
$102,-'
township
100.10,
1970.
Dec.
on
.
of
State
Valparaiso,
price
a
bonds
Dec.
inclu¬
sive.'.
Turnpike.
at
Farmers
and
Dea 15,
\
7; KENTUCKY
'
civil
I
15
Legality approved by Depew,
Stanley, Weigand, Hook & Curfman, of Wichita.
*:
'
of
sold to The First State
and
Bond
p.
33
1968 To
of
was
and
street
a
miles.$630.000 as3^s; D"e°r! D,ec'. 15
from
1960 to
1967 inclusive.
millionth
ka.
Raffensperger
issue
Dec.
275,000 as 4s.; Due on Dec. 15
A. froni--197L to 1975 inclusive.
■)
State
f-r1-1
$200,000
' J
inclusive.
on
1968. A
37/8S. Due
as
Dated
Twps„ (P. O. Valparaiso),
school
bonds
headed
Co.,
net
to
Sale—An
were
-
syndicate
&
purchase
on
1966
offered
2292
by Goldman Sachs
price of 100.007, a
Sale—The
awarded
both
$1,800,000
bonds
p.
the
Indiana
4s,
The
—
for
and
and interest
Hughes & Co;, as Sy^s, at a price
of 100.18, a basis of
about 3.06%^
Bank,
Illinois
Sale
<
to
4V2S. Due
as
1969
.
(CST
p.m.
1961
1967
:
receive
Indianapolis, Ind.:
Bond
ve-
Bond
110,000
v.
temporary loan tim
warrants..• Legality approved b
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
inclusive.
No. 140, (P. O.
Street, Ottawa),
211 East Main
12
8:30
4%s„. Due
as
110,000
$2,300,000
000
School
until
.
from
•
.
bids
*
of
'
Warrant
sealed
"
$750,- Jl
Small & Co.,!.
awarded to
was
$255,000
Good
.
Joint
•
and.
apolis/-''v" * C'-v
Sumner. Cos.
and
and the Columbian Securities Corp.,
jointly, as follows:
■
.
tS
,
Inc.,
196
at
of
will
Le¬
by
water), Kan.
Sale—An. issue
Band
Legality approved by Ross
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian
Trustees,
bonds.
Nov. 1
on
;
land.
.
building
1, 1960. Due
approved
(
Jan
from
Bank,
(CST)
of
m.
purchase
Sch. Dist. No. 23 (P.O. Clear'
Good
payable
State
p.
the
to. 1979. inclusive.
Sedgwick
.
(J-J)
Goodland
of
KANSAS
inclusive/Principal
1
La Salle County, Ottawa .Twp. High
for
...
bonds. Dated
on
Board
O'Connor,Thomas, McDermott & Wright, of
Dubuque.
<
7 "
p.m.
revenue
of
7:30
school
1962
gality
Bank, of Goodlam
(CST) on Jan, 20 fo
purchase of $258,600 water
1
Jackson
Dec.
on
20
Dated Feb.
Beaumont
improvement 1959 bonds of
fered Dec. 15^-v.
190, p. 2392
1,
until
$160,000
State
Bond
Dec.
on
Secretary
bids
Jan.
on
r
:
(P. O. Dubuque), Iowa
Offering—Marcella Con¬
Directors, will receive sealed and
anc
port
inclusive.
Due
i
,
49—were awarded to
County Savings Bank,
Dist.
—
as
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
;
of
4y4s.
as
-1968.
p.
Goodland, Indiana
. -
Dec.
on
191,
Bond
Stern
Brothers
&
Co.
Hutchinson & Co., Chan
Newman
ner
were
35,000
of
street
Jan. 4
Tablemound Tp. Rural Ind. Sch.
190, p
syndiLynch
a
about 3.88%
Other members of the
syndicate
as
follows:
Hornblower
$
Weeks,
Co.
The Jasper
of Newton.
cate headed by Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., a
4s, at a price of 101.023, a bash
Frantz
&
$75,000
street improvement and extensior
Dec.
Quail
Sale—The
Bond
—v.
offered
improvement
to
improvement bonds offered
Gary, Indiana
—
sold
was
Newton, Iowa
INDIANA
Sale
of $148,000 special as¬
street
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
Co.
&
An issue
1
<
to
4.15%,
v
the
total of 10,121,558
vehicles have traveled
(P.
Schwartz,
School
Co., of Chi-
price of 100.031,
a
cost
$160,000
opening of the Turnpike
1957,
Trust
Juliem Collins
and
1,170,000
10
196
000
Hammond School City, Ind. \
Offering — Charles N
Scott,r. President
of
Board
o
III.
2392—were awarded
p.
in^erest
,
traveled
Since the
of
be received until 2 p.m.
Feb. 2 for the purchase
Dupo), III.
Bond
|
(P.
follows;
which
months
No.
City, Iowa
)Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
15,
;
School?District
Northern
Cago,
3,507,930 vehicles
traveled
District
.
ILLINOIS
-
jointly, at
17.0%, Manuel said.
up
Dec.
on
1977.
County Community Unit
\{>
■
receive
County
4
vj 190,
The
$395,-
revenue-
eight
period
first
vehicle
re¬
r'.-./f
which
in
IOWA
inclu¬
Offering
E. Earl La
Beau, Town Clerk-Treasurer, wi'
Sale—The $590,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 14—
-
first
Clair
School
3%s. ,Due
and
Bond
^
Bond
approximately
_:
St.
of
cost
follows:
as
school,
-
No.
an increase of 67,vehicles for a gain of 26%.
Truck traffic was
up 25.6%
and
mileage
of
14,812,679
was
up
17.6%.;"' '
%
have
Sap Bernardino,, until -11
aun.
(PST) on Jan. 18 for the purchase
of $500,000 election
1958, series 4
was
I In November
office
interest
net
a
a
•:
the
In
Dennis
will
gross
Net
as.
1976
Na¬
Dec.
on
1975
payable
Fletcher
Trust Co., of In¬
and
Iowa
240,000
■
hides showed
367
.
V.
month
<$61,562.34
fiscal
year
—
month
same
November traffic of 324,534
w"aua ^
Myers,
-
California
&
3.87%,
DuPage
.
Valley Union High School
District, San Bernardino
County,
Offering
89.01,
j
.
Victor
Bond
was
ahead.
enue
the
O'Melveny
gross
Due
to
*
began
April 1, net operating revenue of
$2,398,027.92 showed an increase
of 22.0% and gross
operating rev¬
a.m.
1965
Weld
Atlanta, and
Co., at a price
.
Up
income
traffic marked the
November
For
1959, series 1 I
.q
-Due !
15, 1960
-
Dated
clusive.
11
the
over
month.
the
office
.
Georgia,
Income
State
consecutive
The
Jan. 18 for the
purchase
$25,000 election
bonds.
his
until
Sunshine
$294,627.87
Offering — V. Dennis
County Clerk, will re¬
Bernardino,.
190,
v.
—
_
Gross
nue a
1958
District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
San
A uthority
ranging from 4% to 25%
have been recorded, Manuel said,
.*Victor School
ceive
-
ago,
15%
-Wardle,
Turnpike
November
—
983.82
:
Bond
$3,000,000
5
J.
The November increase in
gross
14th
office.
1
Jan.
W. Tindall & Co.,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., Byron Brooke
&
Co., and Varnedoe, Chisholm
& Co.
' >
"
(.
■-
gains
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
The
—
.
n
kr
;
'
1
3V2S.
1964
interest
and
American
Bank
warrants.
dianapolis. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
.
15,
are
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., Clement
A. Evans &
Co., Wyatt, Neal &
Waggoner, J. A. Hilsman & Co.,
according to Thomas B.
Manuel, Chairman of the Author¬
ity.
■'
/
-
$1,250,000
tprL ?T T
terest (J-J) payable C??u
at the
:
1963.
as
from
the
tional
sive.
of
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Harris Trust &
City Bank, of
-
1
State
18.8%
year
i.roj}1 I9®2.t°
iQftQ
" Vi
w
the
of
1
of
1,866,000
as
Parkway,
Florida's Turnpike, showed a gain
Jan.
Tulv
15
*
,
Pan-
on
Dated
Callable
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
sealed bids at his office in
Placerville until 8
(PST)
Sale
$1,134,000
of both issues approved
November
Clerk, will receive
m.-
of
'
Florida
Utility Dist.
County, Calif.
p.
1,410,000
Dec.
on
Principal
at
&
&
offered
about
July 1,
Mitchell, of New York City.
of
F.
York.
J Legality
_
kost,
New
6y Caldwell,. Marshall, Trimble &
Public
Offering—Earle
National
New
Arthur & Co., I. L. Brooks Securities Co., and C. N. White & Co
Bond
Bros.
2758—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by The Trust Com¬
July 1 from 1961
on
and
2292—were
Wells
Bond
County road
Dated
1974 inclusive.
-First
Co;, Stone & Youngberg, Lawson,
Levy, Wililams & Stern, J. A.
Hogle
&
Co.,
Kenower,
Mac-
El Dorado
Lucie
4V4S. Due
as
1962
bonds
bonds
as
July 1, 1969. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the
i,
Peabody
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Smith
Inc., Dean Witter &
Co., J. Barth & Co., William R.
Staats & Co., Irving
Lundborg &
Co., Inc., Na¬
Bank, of Chi¬
(P. O. Columbus), Ga.
of
&
Tahoe
Co.,-of
bonds.
1959. Due
Jan. 1 from
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows:
Kidder,
South
Stein
White,
revenue
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
as
&
Muscogee County School District
York.
;1,200,000 St.
Jan.
Hilsman
Inc.,
Boulevard
pany
Jan. 1 from
Due
Lombardo,
H.
Bankers
Trust
Due
gality
&
p.
*
inclusive.
33As.
as
on
$200,000
15, 1960.
building fund
July 15, 1960.
250,000
Corp., First of Mich¬
igan Corporation, and Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.072, a net interest
cost
of
about 3.54%, as follows:
1960.
warrants.
July
Dated
1969. Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the
follows:
as
The
Chicago
war¬
13,
fund
building
Corp.,
1,
Callable
Due
July
on
Beh
Oct. 1 from 1964
on
of
Due
tuition
375,000
$400,000 school
road
Oct.
1,
from
on
m.
Dated
rants.
bonds
First Boston
&
Co., Inc., Townsend
Dabney & Tyson, Ray Allen, Olson
& Beaumont,
Inc., and Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.
receive
County
bonds.
Oct.
850,000
of
Sarasota
revenue
of
4.05%,
to
a
group
composed
Northern Trust Co., of
follows:-
as
$225,000 special school fund
2500—were awarded
p.
G.
follows:
inclusive.
1961
,
as
1989
250,000
<•
the
to
$400,000
14
for
190,
Boyce, J. C.
& Co., Alester G, Fur man
Co., Farwell, Chapman & Co.,
Rowles, Winston & Co., F.;S. Yantis & Co., M. B. Vick &
Co., Henry
(EST)
purchase of
a.
America
of about
15—v.
the
warrants,
for the purchase of
J.
Wither-
will
11
general .obligation
Wheat
W.
& S. A., of San
Francisco,
price of 100.042, a net interest
a
cost
-
until
29
$2,600,000
T.
at
iv
Jan.
on
syndicate
of
bids
$3,800,000 bonds,
2758—
p.
Secretary,
sealed
$1,500,000
1958
5—v.
awarded
were
headed
The
—
series
fered
N.
High
Sale
school
for
general "obligation
tional
,
Offering—T.
14
time
$1,850,000
of
sealed
m.
kins
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond
The
—
receive
(CDT) on Jan.
purchase of $850,000
a.
First Southeastern
Corp., H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.,
McCormick & Co., Stubbs, Wat-
Principal
FLORIDA
t
County School District
(P. O. Moline), III.
Sale
will
10
rities
Dated
Jan. 15 from
Florida
(F-A)
Education,
nids until
Secretary of Board ol
Education will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 2£
cago,
Feb. 1
on
Dougherty, Secretary of Board
McDonnell & Co., Sterne, Agee &
Leach, Commerce Trust Co., City
National Bank & Trust
Co., .both
of Kansas
City, Interstate Secu¬
m.
Legality approved
Robinson & Cole,
"
j
Hartford.
ington,
hV,'
p.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Hartford.
by
re¬
until
payable
Treasurer's office.
County
Sequoia
t'-;
Co., Trust
Floor,
777
Jan. 20 for the purchase
on
$660,000
to
Hartford Na¬
Trust
interest payable at the Hart¬
ford National Bank & Trust
Co.,
to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
k\ !■"j
the
&
Ball-
and
school building bonds offered Dec.
Co., Wm. E. Pol¬
Brothers
40
Bond
Co., Rand &
Co., Fahnestock & Co., Scharff &
Jones, Inc., Mullaney, Wells &
Co., Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.
a.m.
1, 1960. Due
Hutton &
Stern
and
Calif.
Salinas
E.
Co., Inc., Pierce, Garrison,
Wulbern, Inc., Rauscher, Pierce
& Co.,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Bond
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
sealed
No.
lock &
District,
Menamin, County Clerk, will
•'
Rock Island
enson & Co., Francis I. duPdnt &
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
Avon, Conn.
Jan.
Rita
Co., Inc., Northern Trust
Chicago, Stone & Webster
Corp., Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc., J. C. Bradford &
Co., Baxter & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross. Bache & Co., Bacon, Stev¬
CONNECTICUT
.
&
Securities
in¬
the
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Co., jointly.
Co.,
interest
sf
&
ley
for
and
Department,
Second
Main St., Hartfor^, until 2
Dated Feb.
hfHi'
1961
Principal
(PST) on Jan. 11 for the
purchase of $60,000 school bonds.
H
18
bids c/o
Blake
un¬
$136,000 school
Jan. 18, 1960. Due
Bank
11
i[» ;f
Jan.
on
&
of Chicago,
Co.,
& Main.
man
—
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Harriman Rip¬
of
Dated
Jan.
on
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
tional
Santa
n
Fenn
Stockton,
sealed
ceive
i:
County, Calif.
son,
Monterey
It'' f
District, San
bids at his office in
Sale
The" $11,500,000
offered Dec. 16—v. 190, p. 2392—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the First National City
Bank, of New York, and Phelps,
Bond Offering—R. E.
Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1961
[f
,*1
School
Trust
County, County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Decatur), Ga.
Bond
.
Woods
Co.
"!*■
Dekalb
office.
D.
',
GEORGIA
in¬
interest
Inc.'; Renower;1 Mac Arthur
&
Co.; Lawson, Levy, Williams
& Stern; Irving
Lundborg & Co.;
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; Fred
& !'V.
v<\«V^
Due
1982
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
pany,
'
j
1960.
to
and
J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Hannaford & Talbot; Kalman & Com¬
[ {'■(!( '• i
'iWM
it
15,
1963
Principal
payable
at
(J-J)
pany;
.
Jan.
from
Treasurer's
syn¬
Bank
.
■V^'J
<SJ
by
15
clusive.
—
a
Dated
Jan.
on
A., of San
Francisco, as 4s, at a price of
101.59, a net interest cost of 3.84%.
Associates in the offering are:
The
First Boston
Corp.; Smith,
Barney
&
Co.;
The
Northern
Trust
Company; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith -Inc.;
Dean Witter & Co.; J. Barth &
Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Gregory & Sons;
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; First
of Michigan Corporation.
J.
A.
Hogle
&
Co.;
Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stone &
Youngberg;
Taylor
and
Com¬
J
*
f'
N.
5
awarded to
headed
America
if
Jan.
bonds.
$2,500,000
series
B
v.
190,
1957,
offered
2500—were
p.
The
—
election
bonds
Jt-j/f *
V
/Monday, January 11, 1960
.
.
.f
i*' </
"to
r'i
y\'1
'
if
u,
V
Vup
vl1
'
•>
"
Volume
191
Number
'
5915
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(149)
Carroll Parish
East
(P. O. Lake
Providence), La.
:
j
Sale—The $150,000 court¬
bonds ; offered4 Dec. 9—v.
/
Bond
house
190,
1985"---
p.
awarded
were
for
the purchase of $472,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Jan. 18,
I960., Due on March 20, 1961.
Bedford
tc
Bank, of Lake
3 Vzs, at a price o..
as
\
:
par.
■
T
Parish, Minden School
District No. 6 (P. O. Minden),
Louisiana
Bond
Offering—J.
4
E.
will
receive
(EST)
purchase
sealed
of
bids
Jan.
on
until] 8
19
for
the
school
$500,000
site
and
Secretary of Parish School Board,
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1960. DueLon July 4 from 1961 to
will receive sealed bids until
1986 inclusive. Callable
1:30
(CST) until Feb. 1 for th(
purchase of $625,000 school bonds
Dated Feb. '15, 1960. Due on Feb
p.m.
1961
from
15
•
to
1980
able
the
at
Parish
Bank
den
office,
&
School
or
approved by
Sale—The
5
2666—were not
190,
p.
sold.
Sale—The
190,
reve¬
were
—
$235,000
2758—were
p.
gen¬
awarded
to.
a
Kenower,
McDonaldCo., and H. V. Sattley &
Moore &
National
Co.
Bank, of Boston, at 2.93%.
Brown, Secretary of Board of Re¬
gents, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 18 for
the purchase of $1,500,000 profes¬
schools
union
sealed
inclusive.
Jan.
on
M-N.
19
for
10
;
A bonds.
Interest
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
of
15, 1960.
Feb.
on
15
from 1963 to 1985 inclusive.
1,200,000 motor vehicle highway
fund,
series
60 - E
bonds
Le¬
Dated
gality approved by Piper & Marbury, of Baltimore.
Feb.
F-A.
Due
1961
to
1960.
15,
1970
Interest
Feb.
on
15
from
sealed
5,235,000
bids
purchase
until
Feb.
9
for
F
Interest
from
of
Dated
F-A.
Barnstable,
.
15,
Mass.
190, p. 50—were awarded to
Smith, Barney & Co., and L. F.
Rothschild & Co., jointly, as 3%s,
price of
a
3.48%.
100.146,
basis
a
Sale
-
—
50—were
of
,
'bonds
awarded
Sale
—
offered Dec.
composed
Corp.,
.
to
The
at
a
Smith,
$1,925,000
The
to
190, p.
a
First
Barney
Dabney
price of
3.41%,
as
& Tyson,
100.671, a
follows:,
$1,750,000
1960.
utility
Interest
15
Principal
from
F-A.
1961
sewerage
Co.,
3V2S,
basis of
as
loan
&
lin
bonds
offered
Valley Bank & Trust
-
Co., of Springfield," at 2.40%, plus
a
premium of $1.00. Dated Jan. 7
1960. Due March 30, 1960.
jewski,
City
sealed bids
on
Jan.
Clerk,
19
for
J.
will
until 7:30
the
1960.
Due
to
Ga-
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
of
1
July 1 from 19614to
on
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
by
Miller,
Le¬
CanDe¬
y
College\ (P. O.
Holland),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 dormitory-1959 bonds offered Jan. 7
—v. 190, pr 2758—was sold to the
Federal -Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency,
of par.
Secretary of Board of Education
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 14 for the
purchase of $127,375 tax anticipa¬
Dated
Jan. .15t
1960
Oct. 15, 1960.
Battle Creek School District, Mich
Note
Offering—Lloyd Humbarger, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation,- will receive sealed, bids
until 4:30 p.m.: (EST)1 on Jan. 1;
receive
(EST)
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
8
3s,
as
-
at
a
Bond
general
bonds
obligation
offered
2393—were
on
Dec.
$475,000
14—v.
to
p.
bids
to
par,
,
Feb.
were
190,
sanitary
bonds
p.
on
on
as
follows:
$370,000
from
as
5s.
1961
Due
to
1974
on
Sept.. 1
inclusive.
1
from
issue
bonds
of
1963
$420,-
sold
was
Co.;
Due
as
from
to
3V2s, 3.80s,
1962
to
MISSISSIPPI
Brandon,
1980
'
Miss.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $13,000
building improvement bonds was
sold to The Rankin
County Bank,
of
Brandon, as 4s, at a price of
100.038, a basis of about 3.99%.
Due from 1961 to 1973 inclusive.
Columbus, Miss.
Bond
Sale
Bond
Sale—An issue of
The $50,000 Fire
Department bonds offered Jan. 5
v.
190, p. 50—were awarded
to Cady & Co., Inc.
—
bonds
cost
of
about
to
1974
to
Due
Jan.
on
1
inclusive.
additional
in¬
No.
Bond
(M-S)
1
16,
196C
the,syndicat<
A.
C.
Allyn &
Williams Co.
(P. O.
until
St.
Paul),
~
'
10
(CST,S
a.m.
$1,-
facility series P
1] 1960. Du<
March
from
1961
Principal
payable
at
to
the
1990 in¬
interes'
and
bids
1961
road
to
1980
4
Redwood Falls, Minn.
Bond
Sale—The
$20,000
improvement
price
of par, a net interest cost of about
to
follows:
r
the
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
Due
of
from
inclusive.
Sale—The $2,600,000 water
revenue bonds offered
sewer
Jan.
5
190,
v.
—
awarded to
p.
'50
—
were
syndicate headed by
Fenn' & Co., and Scharff
a
Phelps,
&
Jones,
of
of
Inc., at
a
price
net interest cost
4.23%, as follows:
about
bonds
offered
a
$1,106,000
from
462,000
1975
1,032,000
from
terest
to Jan.
local
Jan
190, p. 2759—were awarded
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
on
1974
inclusive.
on
inclusiye.
to
on
1985
bear
1%%
1
Due
4V4S. Due
as
Jan.
1978
to
1979
bonds
of
Due
to
41/ss.
as
from
4s.
as
1961
Jan.
Jan.
1
inclusive.^
additional
from
1
in¬
May 1, 1960
1, 1961.
Other members of the syndicate
follows: White, Weld & Co.,
are as
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
J. C.
Bradford
&
Co., Allen & Co., Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., Lewis & Co., Hamp Jones
Co., and John R. Nunnery & Co.
Smith.. Inc.,
Marshall
*
Bond
eral
offered
—
Holly
Sale—The
$550,000 gen¬
industrial plant
obligation
bonds
2759
County (P. O.
Springs), Miss.
were
Saunders &
4—v.
4.48%,
Darby,
receive
a.m.
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Bond
and
for
J.
will
until. 11
12
$75,000
C.
—
Clerk,
Jan.
on
Americai
Bank, of St. Paul, or a
the First National City Bank, o:'
New York City. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago
29
Offering
100.083,
hospital
March
The
to
County Supervisors Dist.
(P. O. Gulf port), Miss.
1
Chancery
Co.
Dated
sold
was
Due from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Harrison
1
inclusive
1987
to
bear
Jan.
on
1%, from Feb.
&
of
inclusive
1983
$80,000
Europa.
The
National
Co., Inc., Allison-Williams Co.,
Piper, -Jaffray & Hopwood, aric
_
and 3.90s.
sealed
follows:
clusive.
im¬
Jan.
4—v.
awarded
190,
to
p.
M.
A.
Co., Inc.
Union
County (P. O. New Albany),
Mississippi
Bond
Sale
The $750,000 in¬
dustrial plants bonds offered Jan.
5—v. 196, p. 50—were awarded to
a syndicate composed of the First
National
Bank,
of
Memphis,
Scharff
&
Jones,
Inc.,
Union
—
.
$105,000
from
45,000
as
to
4.20s.
1969
as
to
4.30s.
1972
as
from
50,000
Due
1962
from
50,000
4s.
as
to
4.40s.
1977
as
from
to
4%s.
1981
to
on"
1968
Due
on
Bond
Jan. '].
Lay,
inclusiye
Due
on
1976
Jan.
on
1
1985
Jan.
from
Jan.
Independent Sch. Dist.
24,
Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$350,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 17—
v.
190, p. 2501—were awarded to
to
1980
inclusive.
Planters National
Bank, of Mem¬
phis, Alvis & Company, and Her¬
man
Bensdorf & Co.
Le¬
MONTANA
Carbon Co., Red Lodge High Sch.
District No. 1 (P. O. Red Lodge),
Montana
St. Paul, Minn.
Bond
chell,
Offering—Joseph J. Mit¬
City Comptroller, will re¬
ceive
sealed
.
No.
1963
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen
Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart,
of
Minneapolis. *
'
inclusive
The
Park
Offering—George E. De
Clerk,
will
receive
City
000 general obligation park bonds
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Jan, 1
inclusive
on
,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 20 for the purchase of
$200,-
inclusive
1980
Due
Robbinsdale, Minn,
inclusive
1971
Due
Jan.
Lake
a price of 100.009,
net interest cost of about
4.95%,
1984
bids
450,000
&
as
building
Bank
Minn.
—
Jan. 20 for the purchase of
bonds.
group composed of J. M. Dain
a
000
Sale—An
hospital
1, 1962.
as
sealed
of
awarded
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., at
Inver
Bond Offering—Eugene A. Monick, Clerk of Board of Count}
Commissioners,- will
receive
1963
Dec.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Esho),
The
as
sewer
offered
2759—were
O.
Minnesota
O., Winona), Minn,
Sale—The $325,000 gen¬
provement
(P.
4V2S.
Ramsey County
re¬
(P.
eral obligation
1975
as
Elwood
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
Bond
1986
ap¬
Co., Inc., Allison Blyth & Co., Inc., J. M. Dain &
Co., Inc., Shearson, Hammill &
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Cald¬
well, Phillips Co., and Woodard-
obligation
from
Due
Minnesota
Indep. Sch.
4.40s; Due
as
p.m.
Moody, Inc., at
a
Legality
Other members of
1, 1974. Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart
Goodview
1970
of
to Jan.
James F.
1
199
bonds
terest
bonds bear additional in¬
terest of 1V2% from March
1,1960
to July 1, 1961. "
of
565,000
The
5701
Callable
p.m.
Feb. 9 for the purchase
school
building
on
1,
follows:
as
from
•
Edina),
8
Jan.
$215,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
=i 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
235,000 as 4.20s. Due on Jan. 1
&
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
H. V. Sattley & Co., and Juran &
composed
of
as
net "interest
a
4.48%,
School
until
bids
1
$1,932,000
Bond
a
from
general
on
No.
Sale
235,000
Mrs.
until
Thomson Twp. Independent Sch.
District No. 99 (P. O.
1980
&
from
O.
receive
190, p. 2666—were awarder
syndicate headed by Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price ol
bids
Feb.
a
group
McDohald-Moore< •&
—
inclusive.
sewer
190,
(P.
Sealed
—
received
2429
5—v.
]
Road,
of
$1,250,00(
building bonds offered Jan.
school
Jan. 18 for the purchase
from
storm
a
Offering
be
Aldrich,
1963
J-J.
Grove),
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1990
Dist.
Europa, Miss.
Jan. 20 for
Paddock
O.
will
from
Interest
District
Wil¬
sealed
on
273
$1,000,000
school
Sch.
Minn.
834,
Paul.
Bank, of Co¬
price of par.
Offering
(CST)
75,000
awarded
No.
sealed
price
-
Inkster, Mich.
Offering — The
(P.
Windhorst, of Min¬
neapolis, and Oppenheimer, Hodg¬
son, Brown, Baer & Wolff, of St.
Edu¬
Richards, District Clerk, will
a
1
Callable
Marquart
1985
issue of $14,000
bonds was sold to
4s, at
ceive
to
Metropolitan
the
Jan.
Bond
Edina-Morningside Indep.
&
$95,000 drain¬
noon
(CST) on
purchase of $7,'airport improvement,
on
1972.
National
District
York
Fairmont),
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Jan
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
of
O.
until
for
inclusive.
Cokato, Minn.
1
(P.
Director,
bids
25
dis¬
L.
will
)onds.
to
Sale—An
as
Independent
No.
(CST)
-
1,
Due
Legality
of
Jan.
on
1, 1960.
MINNESOTA
kato,
Stillwater
Bond
1
series B bonds. Dated Jan
1960, to 1985 inclusive. In¬
J-J. Legality approved by
First
New
or
inclusive.
000,000
purchase of $4,360,000 build¬
ing and site 1959, series 3 bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due
on-July
—v.
Paddoc|c/& Stone, of
Hope
City School District, Mich.
Note Offering—Lyle E. Ewing
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
J-D.
Due
Sale—The
Executive
the
sys¬
bonds. Dated Jan.
Bay
notes.
will
until 8 p.m.
The
Paul,
City.
Legality approved
by
Briggs, Gilbert Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, of St. Paul.
to
sealed
1959.
to
Offering—Harris
1, 1960. Due
receive
$310,000 automobile parking
nance
MICHIGAN
1961
Secretary of Board
Bond
St.
John Nuveen &
Wayne Community School District,
Michigan
to
Hamtramck, Mich.
Bond Offering—Walter
troit.
Springfield, Mass.
1,
Jan.
■
Pine Bend-Inver Grove
terest
either
inclusive.
on
Bond Offering—Robert
troit.
from
City
in
University Ave. St. Paul), Minn.
Dickinson, Wright,
Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
1
on Jan.
1 from 1963
1990 .inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Commissioner of Finance's
office,
or at the Fiscal
Agent of the
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Airports Commission
Minnesota
15—v
90, p. 2393 — were awarded
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
field,
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000 bond ..anticipation notes was
Dec.
J
,
on
Interest
cation,
1960. Due
price of 101.24, a basis of about
3.83%.
the
school
Dec.-
from
1
for
1965
Due
a
by
Bond
Sale—The $79,000 Frank¬
Knolls sewer special assess¬
.1977
bonds.
tion
June
Normandale
Bond
tem revenue
1959
$160,000
Dated
improvement
payable
Farmington Township (P. O.
23715 Farmington Road,
Farmington), Mich.
Boston
bonds.
Due
of
inclusive.
son,
1,
1
age ditch-1960 bonds offered Dec.
29—v. 190, p. 2393—were awarded
to E. J. Prescott &
Co., as 4s, at
Jan.
until
13
Jan.
on
Minnesota
District
bids
Jan.
approved
1975
City in New York City, Chicago
or
Detroit, at the option of the
holder.
Legality
approved
by
group
&
sealed
■
County
Bond
Huron), Mich.
on
bonds.
Due
to
interest
and
175,000 school project 1948 loan gality approved
sold to The
(EST)
lighting,
at the current official bank of the
ment
16—v.
awarded
of
receive
p.m.
to
3.90s.
-
1
inclusive.
'
Loker,
Hornblower & Weeks, and Town-
send,
from
Miller, Canfield, Paddock
Stone, of Detroit.
Pittsfield, Mass.
2501—were
public
15
inclusive.
July
on
1988
Township Sch.
will
on
American
Due
3.80s.
as
Martin
Secretary of Board of Education,
The
Sparrow & ,Co., as 3%sv"at a price
of 100.215, a basis of about 3.70%.
Bond
Feb.
on
inclusive.
-
$50,000 sewer
loan notes offered Jan. 5—v. 190,
p.
15
.
Clinton, Mass.
Note
Jan.
inclusive.
15, 1960. Interest
1985
Feb.
on
Sale—The $600,000 school
project loan bonds offered Jan. 6
at
15, 1960.
on
1964
Due
to
Port
series 60-D bonds. Dated Feb
—v.
about
Feb.
to
540,000
.
Due
to
Due
1963
MASSACHUSETTS
Bond
J-J.
1961
'
1990 inclusive.
to
Dated Jan.
- general
public
im¬
provement, series 60-B bonds.
the
$10,000,000 various
general obligation bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1960.
Due on Feb. 1 from
1961
bonds.
July; 1
inclusive.
&/-Co.,
McDonaldCo., (Berrien Securities
purchase
the
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
1970.
on
1979
1961
as
20,000
Offering—Thos.D.Snover,
Bond
200,000 street and alley paving
"special assessment, series 60-
Due
4V2S.
July; 1
inclusive.
xjt-
inclusive.
Suburban Sanitary
District (P. O. Hyattsville),
Maryland
Bond Offering—Jas. J. Lynch,
District
Treasurer, will receive
Washington
from
from
&
O.
by
3V2S.
as
60,000
on
1975
to
1980
Port Huron
Due
Dated Feb.
Due
43/ss.
as
&
headed
National Bank of St.
Paul, as fol¬
lows:
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., and William S. Morris & Co.
trict
F-A. Due
dicate
Co.,
Moore
bonds offered Dec. 30—v.
190;
2666—were awarded to a syn¬
p.
Michigan
Inc., Paine, Webber,
Curtis,
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co., Juran & Moody,
Inc., ,H. V. Sattley & Co., E. H.
follows:
as
Bond Sale—The $200,000 drain¬
July 1 from
on
to
1976
Schneider
Warren),
age
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Harriman Rip¬
&
County (P. O.
Minnesota
were
sewer, series 60-
i>6,000,000 public
-
Interest
until
$13,175,000 .bonds,
dormitory
revenue 1958 bonds. Dated May 1,
1958. Due on May 1 from 1961 to
1988
bids
Marshall
inclusive.
4V2S.
as
from
(P.
Offering—Henry P. DowlCity Controller, will receive
ng,
1965
1966
240,000
Co., and Assor
'
as
from
Bond
Bond
University of Maryland
Baltimore), Md.
Bond
Offering — B. Herberl
Mich.
price of 100.012,
4.49%,
a
5s. Due
to
435,000
Detroit, Mich.
MARYLAND
sional
1961
Jackson
group
composed
of
MacArthur
&
Co.,
offered
First of
&
to
$120,000
as
775,000
eral
obligation sewage disposal
system bonds offered Jan. 5—v.
50
p.
$150,000
ley
;
First
The
to
—
the
Prescott
The
—
follows:
as
The
Dec,*28—v.
offered
Bond
notes
by
J.
ciates.
net interest cost of about
$30,500
highway fund 1959
*
$800,000
190,
v..
—
awarded
Sold
■Chelsea, Mich.
anticipation
Jan.
Not
Donds
-
Augusta, Me.
Note-
Bonds
E.
inclusive.
of
as
motor vehicle
'
MAINE
nue
pay¬
Sept.i 1
on
1977
School District,
Corporation, at
a
Bloomingdale, Mich.
Board
Due
to
Sale
from
Legality
Chapman & Cutler
of Chicago.
Paw
leaded
July
i, 1970. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
■1
at the Min¬
Co.
Trust
1975
$1,600,000
school
site
and
building bonds
offeied Dec. 15—v. 190, p. 2393—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
Treasurer's
Paw
47/ss.
as
from
Bond
emperancej^Mich.
p.m.
'
Pithcher
District
Bond Offering—Irma K.
Linzie,
Secretary of Board of Education,
;
Webster
•
School
(P. O. 8486 Douglas Road,
The First National
Providence,
Public
105,000
.53
bids
until
10
a.m
Bond
Offering—R.
A. Seaman,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Jan.
12
for
the
of
(CST) on Jan. 12 for the purchase
$500,000 detention and work-
school-
house facilities bonds. Dated Jan
bonds.
purchase
building
of
$398,000
amortization
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The Commercial and Financial
(150)
.
.
.
Monday, January 11, 1960
Vfy-'v
.
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i
Richland County,
No.
District
J
<y
!
ens,
will
;•
*
'"m*
*
,
Stev¬
Clerk of Board of Trustees,
receive sealed bids until 8
est F-A.
■i'!(
♦
[<
,
1;
Hastings College (Hastings),
r
}-M»t.i
S:
,>r
j
" '
f
.
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'
•'
I X k'V-'
■U't\ .!■»•;*•
LL;-y'*
until
10
a.m.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
'.1
Coos
r
J
County (P. O. Berlin), N. H,
Note
sealed
ceive
$
-
•y-j
X
\
.
,1M/
:Mv'i:r:
i>
J * tr"i
'
■
l Mti
"
?
.•:iV
Sul¬
until
2
p.m.
on
(<<1''', Jvt/
j^s1 \ '■■■■
'.ki'■
I!
iMr*
..
1 H i, ,"SJ
Note Offering—Edward R. Ben-
oit, City Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
J
•
iijmV
ef
■IfV
«'*
If,
will receive
(EST) on
Jan. 12 for the purchase of $500,000 temporary loan notes. Dated
Jan.
12, 1960.
Due on Dec. 2,
1960. Principal and interest pay¬
'T
;
ago.
year ago.
revenue
from con¬
($2,585,936); income from
investments ($1,337,091) and mis¬
cellaneous items ($55,885) the to-
Including
„al
income
the
for
months
12
ended Nov.
30, 1959 was $37,095,compared with $33,976,579 a
127
year ago.
operating
$6,631,174 in 1959
Deducting
budgeted
of
expenses
.here remained
service
debt
$30,464,753 before
require¬
reserve
or
A year earlier the amount
ments.
remaining after these charges was
$27,461,697.
f
extraordi-
o r
from Reserve Fund,
as provided in the Bond Resolu¬
tion, and
not
provided for as
budgeted operating expenses to¬
taled $891,963 in 1959 against $1,255,281 in 1958.
North
Arlington School District,
New
ii';'
able
,'il
a.m.
Legality approved by
Thorndike,
Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
2394
Bond
Town
Saffin &
Offering—H. Jos. North,
a
Dec.
awarded to
Las Curces,
Clerk, will receive sealed
as
were
NEW MEXICO
bids until 2 p. m. (EST) on Jan.
20 for the purchase of $3,418,000
bonds,
$200,000 school
14—v. 190, p.
Boland,
Co., as 4.35s, at a price of
basis of about 4.32%.
offered
—
follows:
$155,000 parking-1960 bonds.
245,000 school, series A bonds.
240,000 school, series B bonds.
136,000 school, series C bonds.
2,642,000 school, series D bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb.
1
from 1961 to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
New Mexico
Bond Offering—Gladys
Hansen,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Jan. 18
for the purchase of $150,000 gen¬
City
Clerk,
eral
obligation water bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1960.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1961
to 1969
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by
Dawson,
Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
able at the NationaT Newark and
NEW YORK
Essex
Banking Company, of New¬
ark;
Bloomfield.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Caldwell-West Caldwell Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Freeport St., Caldwell),
New Jersey
Bond Offering—Eric F. Stronberg, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 19 for
the purchase of $2,695,000 school
bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
h'
f:
on
-
March l from 1961tol988in-
clusive.
(M-S)
State
Principal
payable at
Bank
of
and
interest
the National
Newark, in New¬
ark.
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
:;'Mi
New
/•
■'t't
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
November
.
,
u
Traffic
Higher
Bond Sale—The $935,000 schooL
1960 bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 190,
50—were awarded to
cate
syndi¬
Marine
of
the
Company of Western New
York, Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc.,
composed
Trust
on the New Jersey Turnin November continued to
show gains over the same month
a year ago, as did toll,
revenues,
Joseph Morecraft, Jr., Chairman
pike
Authority reported.'
Traffic
Co.,
of- Buffalo,
Roosevelt
&
Cross, and R_. D, White & Co.,
as
4.20s, at a price, of 100.71, a
basis of about 4.13%.
D'Youville College
(Buffalo), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 dor¬
mitory and 'facilities -1958 reve¬
nue bonds offered Jan. 4—v. 190,
p. 2759 — were awarded to the
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency,.
3s, at
as
a
price
of par.
crease
of 7.1% compared to a year
Toll revenues in Novem¬
earlier.
id:
190,
p.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$52,000 fire
district-1959
bonds
15—v.
2394—were awarded
190,
p.
offered
Dec.
to The County Trust Co., of White
Plains,
a
as
3^4s, at
a
price of 100.10,
basis of about 3.22%,
thority had reduced the amount
of^the proposed issue from $200,000,000 to $120,000,000.
The public offering is planned
for Jan. 12, 1960 and will consist
bonds
term
of
the
in
due
year
2006 and
serial bonds in propor¬
tions which have not as yet been
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&'McCarthy, of New York" City/
North
Bond
Hyde Park, Hyde Park Fire and
Water District (P. O. Hyde Park),
State
sealed
bids
190, p. 2501—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Geo. B.
Gibbons &
Co., Inc., Roosevelt &
Cross, Bacon, Stevenson & Co., R.
D. White &
Co., as. 4.70s, at a
price of 100.30, a basis of about
4.67%.
lic
awarded
No.
1
horo
Bond
bonds
&
sold
was
Cross,
price of 100.01,
as
to
4.30s, at
a
basis of about
a
4.29%.
Long Beach, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Harry J. Smith,
City
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on
Jan.
15 for the purchase of
$85,000 street-1960 bonds. Dated
Jan. 15, 1960. Due on Jan. 15 from
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
Bank
(J-J) payable at the
Long Beach.
Le¬
of
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
^
Monroe County (P. O. 39 Main
St.
Sale—The $5,965,000
center-1959 bonds
offered
civil
Jan.
6
190, p. 2759—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the Ma¬
rine Trust ConffSlny of Western
—v.
Blyth
in Buffalo,
York,
Co., of New York,.as
3%s, at a price of 100.2299, a basis
of about 3.48%.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Bear, Stearns & Co., Equi¬
table Securities Corporation, F. S.
Moseley & Co., Hall^arten & ,Co.,
R. D. White & Co., Reinholdt &
Gardner, James A. Andrews &
Co., Inc., Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., and City National Bank &
Trust Co., of Chicago.
City Housing Authority,
New
Note'
Sale
York
The
$29,240,000
temporary loan notes offered Jan.
5—v. 190, p. 50—were awarded
as
—
follows:
$19,240,000 at 3.24%, to a group
composed of Chemical Bank
New York
Trust Co., New
York, Bank of America N. T.
& S. A., San Francisco, Chase
Manhattan
10,000,000 ($5,000,000 at 3.22%,
and $5,000,000 at 3.24%) to a
group
composed of Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., Bankers
Trust Co., both of New York,
and Wertheim & Co.
to
Roose¬
York, N. Y.
— Lawrence
Offering
E.
(Gerqsa, ]City Comptroller, will
receive sealed bids until"11
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
$22,000,000 bonds, as follows;
of
$3,000,000 IRT and BMT pension
funds bonds.
5,00,000 street repaving bonds.
15 from
15,
1961
1960.
Due
on
to 1965 inclu¬
sive.
1960
1989
to
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
the
at
Red
National
Creek
Bank, of Red Creek. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&
McCarthy, of New York City.
Schenectady City School District
(P.
O.
Union
108
Street,
Authority,
New York
Bond Issue
Reduced
Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc., Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., and
W, H. Morton & Co. Incorporated,
joint managers of the underwrit¬
ing group negotiating with The
•—
Dated
and
on
May l
inclusive.
training
school
May 1 from
on
State
blind
rehabilita¬
bonds.
Due
on
Nov.
1, 1959.
Principal
(M-N) payable in
City, or, at the option
interest
the holder
of
at
er,
the
registered
or
office
of
own¬
the
State
Legality approved by
Mitchell,, Pershing,, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City. "
Mitchell
County (P. O.
Spruce Pine)> N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Schenectady), N. Y.
Commission,
sealed
bids
at
Haake,
District Clerk, will receive sealea
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 13
for the purchase of $385,000 school
to
receive
office
in
Ra¬
(EST)
on
Jan.
school
series
will
his
a.m.
leigh, until 11
Bond Offering—Bernard
1959.
bonds.
1959
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1967
Dated
Dec.
1 from
1.
1960 to
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D) payable at the Citi¬
Trust Co., of Schenectady, or
at the option of the holder at the
zens
12
for
the
purchase
of
$600,000
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962
1976 inclusive.
Principal and
(F-A) payable at The
Hanover Bank, in New York
City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn &
McCarthy, of New
York City.
interest
Manhattan Bank, of New
City,. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
°H|0
York
White
Plains
City School District,
New York
Bond
Offering—Eleanor
Low-
thian, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
on Jan. 19 for the purchase of $1,995,000 school bonds, as follows:
school
high
$710,000
bonds.
Due
site -1959
June
on
1
from
Bear field
Bond Sale—The
$127,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 5—v.
190, p. 2502 ^^— were awarded to
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
as
5y4s,' at a price of 100.36, a
basis of about 5.21 %.
Charlestown, Township (P. O. 6037
Rock Spring Road, R. D. 5,
Ravenna), Ohio
Bond
1,285,000 elementary school-1959
bonds.
Due
Dec.
oh
1
from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
Dated
Dec.
1, 1959;
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Trust Company, of White
Plains, or, at the option of the
holder, at the First National City
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by, Vandewater.
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
and interest
NORTH
North Carolina
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids, at his office in Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
12 for
the purchase
of $37,000
general obligation water bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on June 1
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at The Hanover Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
i
.
.
'
.
190,
&
Copley Township (P^O. South
Road, Copley),
■
■
'
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
bids
at
his
office
for
on
June
the
in
assessment sewer
clusive.
1961 to
Ra¬
Jan
$16.5,000
1984
in¬
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at The Chase Man¬
of New York City,
or, at the Wachovia Bank & Trust
Co.;
of
Raleigh. Legality
ap¬
hattan Bank,
'
.•'■
.■
$61,580 special
(limited) bonds
offered Dec. 30—v. 190, p. 2667—
were awarded to McDonald & Co.,
100.164,
a
Deer
Park City School District
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio J
Bond
Offering — Albert B.
Combs, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids untill
noon (EST) on Jan. 25 for the
purchase of $755,000 school build¬
ing, series 1960 bonds. Dated Feb.
.si, 1960.
Due semi-annually on
June
1983
1
and
Dec.
1
from
1961
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the South¬
ern Ohio NationaT
Bank, of Cin¬
cinnati.
Legality approved by
Peck; Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
Bond
Deshler, Ohio
Offering — The
will
receive
Village
sealed
bids
(EST)-on Jan. 11 for
purchase of $175,000
first
mortgage electric revenue bonds.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
noon
the
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
on
purchase of
general obligation water and sew¬
er bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due
1 from
Ohio
'
•;
Bond Sale—The
.
W. E. Easter-
29—
Cleveland-Massillon
until,
sealed
Dec.
p.
Clerk
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST)
$25,000 fire
offered
4.68%.
North Carolina
—
The
—
2502—were awarded to
Hayden, Miller & Co., as 4%s, at
a price of 100.32, a basis of about
Forsyth County Rural Hall Sani¬
tary Dist. (P. O. Winston-Salem),
Bond Offering
Sale
bonds
41/4S, at a price of
basis of about 4.21%.
Cabarrus County, South Concord
Sanitary District (P. O. Concord),
—
station
v.
as
CAROLINA
Bond Offering
Local
School District
(P. O, R. D. 2, Corning), Ohio
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
12
New York State Power
Due
Treasurer.
from
claims and awards bonds.
Feb.
May l
inclusive.
to 1965
center
inclusive.
L
14,000,000 payment of judgments,
Dated
institu¬
on
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
New York
from 1964 to 1984 incliisive. Prin¬
New
Due
State
Cross, as 4.70s, at a price
of 100.358, a basis of about 4.66%.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct.
Bank, New York,
and C. J. Devine & Co.
Bond
mental
bonds, i Due
Sale—An issue of $60,000
sold
May l
inclusive.
May 1, 1961 and 1962.
velt &
&
York Trust
New York
466,000
*
140,000
was
on
Chase
West, Rochester 14), N. Y.
New
from 1961
tion
bonds
of
improvement
1979
ment bonds.
of about 3.18%.
Bond
(EST)
500,000 hospital capital improve¬
com¬
ings Bank, of Chicago, First Boston Corp;, and \Doolittle & Co., as
3.20s; at a price of 100.039, a basL
water
(City) Central Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 220 North PeterSt., Canastota), N. Y.
Sale—An issue of $53,000
school-1959
Bond
group
receive
a.m,
purchase
to 1979
posed of The Harris Trust & Sav¬
Lenox, Lincoln, Fenner, Sullivan
Oneida
State
from 1961
Red Creek, N. Y.
(Towns), and
to
tions bonds.
were
,
and Smithheld
1961
5,000,000
1959 bonds of¬
Dec. 16—v. 190, p. 2502—
a
will
11
the
tutions bonds. Due
Y.
fered
of)
Edwin Gill
$5,000,000 State educational insti¬
improvement
to
for
$11,106,000 Capital
bonds, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 pub¬
Bond Sale—The $464,000 water1959' bbnds Offered Dec. 16 — v.
(State
—
until
20
Jan.
on
from
Niagara Falls, N.
New York
Carolina
Offering
Treasurer,
determined.
Feb.
Greenburgh, Greenville Fire Dist.
(P. O. Scarsdale), N. Y.
totaled
3,786,928
ve¬
hicles in November, 1959, an in¬
Dec.
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
nance
—
a
Traffic
of the
■•G-r
Brighton Union Free Sch. District
No. 2 (P. O. 45 Exchange St.
Rochester 14), N. Y.
p.
$1,449,00C
offered
Co., Inc., and Chemical Bank New
N. J.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
The
—
bonds
2501—were award¬
ed to a group composed of Roose¬
velt & Cross, Bacon, Stevenson
&
Co., Hornblower & Weeks
Francis I, duPont & Co., First of
Michigan Corporation, and Tilney & Co., as 4^4s, at a price ol
100.399, a basis of about 4.20%.
1960 to 1983
Totowa School District,
Bloomfield, N, J,
%
from
1
16—v.
State
Jacob Struck,
Principal and interest
(J-D) payab.e at The Prospect
Park
National
Bank,
Prospect
Park, New Jersey. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood.
1
100.22,
NEW JERSEY
—
1959
Authority for the sale of
general revenue bonds, an¬
nounced Jan. 4 that, due to pres¬
ent market conditions, the Au¬
Power
its
13, N. Y.
Sale
.school
inclusive.
of Boston.
r
,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 14 for
the purchase of $2,750,000 school
district bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
The First National Bank
at
Manchester
New Jersey
Bond> Offering
Bond
Roosevelt
Jersey
Passaic County,
Due on Dec.
Nashua, N. H.
k
year
a
$33,117,006 in
against $29,982,735
Regional High Sch. District,
Bank of Boston, of Boston.
Le¬
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
ft J I'll*';
ii-
a
Bank, of Bos¬
Dated Jan. 7, 1960. Due on Dec.
15, 1960. Principal and interest
payable at The First National
'f'.V-'-v
1,1
period
same
.he latest year
ton, at 3.04% discount.
mp<
?u.r
bids
The First National
i,W
the
foil revenues were
6, 1960. Principal and in¬
Bond*Sale—The $630,000 school
terest payable at The First Na¬
building bonds offered Dec. 15—
tional Bank of Boston.
Legality v. 190, p, 2394—were awarded tq
approved by Storey, Thorndike, a group composed of The National
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
State Bank, of Newark, John J.
Ryan & Co., J. R. Ross & Co., and
Franklin, N. H.
Ewing & Co., as 4.35s, at a price
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000
of 100.114, a basis of about 4.33%.
temporary loan notes was sold to
ill' tV; ;k; :j
1
in
on Dec.
■
v
Arthur
Jan. 12 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 temporary loan
notes. Dated Jan. 15, 1960.
Due
(EST)
/I
v
■
Offering—J.
livan, County Treasurer, will re¬
Mil
if'4:
,
months ended Nov.
12
aary expenses
r<
•
the
Disbursements
4r.;„t. »!
*
No.
30, revenue traffic was 45,907,131
vehicles compared to 41,335,898
on
approved by Chapman and Cutler,
of Chicago.
hJ
*+!.<*
| j
.
bids
Jan. 25 for the pur¬
chase of $330,000 Dormitory-1958
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due
on
Dec., 1 from 1961 to 1998 in¬
clusive..1 Interest J-D. Legality
(CST)
<»"
■r
sealed
ceive
•/•«:
I;
[f
Parker,
of Development, will re¬
Director
l"tj
t •
Neb,
Bond Offering—Carl E.
'
Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist-
increase of 6.5%.
cessions
NEBRASKA
Kf.jV
kM» :l
ber, this year, were $2,700,893, an
For
J.
(MST) on Feb. 3 for the pur¬
chase of $840,000 school building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Inter¬
M'if
I
Sidney),
p.m.
/,
L| tW'!, '
O.
Offering—Amy
Bond
f*y
4
r,' •;
*
>l
Sidney High Sch.
(P.
Montana
J l\ l''/y
r
1
Finney town
Local School District
(P* O. 8916 Font'ainebleu Terrace,
Cincinnati 31), Ohio
Bond Offering—Charles Owens,
Clerk of Board of, Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
/until
noon
(EST) pn Jan. 26 for the purchase
of $620,000 school building bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on
.'!a
Dec. 1
v.
'
t
Volume
Number
191
5915
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(151)
1961
from
to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
at
Central
(J-D) payable
Co., of Cin¬
Trust
cinnati.
Legality
approved
by
Peek, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
as 3V2S. Due on Dec.
from 1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Township
(P.
O.
Akron),
Ohio
Sale
Bond
The
—
$32,550 road
bonds
improvement, (limited tax)
offered
Dec.
30—v.
190, p. 2667—
Magnus & Co.,
price of 100.387, a
awarded
to
as'4V2S, at a
basis of about 4.42%.
Bache
&.
Co., Fo?c, Reusch & Co.,
-Fahey, Clapk & Co.,
-Bond
Sale—The
protection
fered
were
5—v.
awarded
as
414s, at
100.35,
Bond
to
Sale—The
190,
2759—were awarded to
composed of McDonald &
p.
group
Ohio
The
Burge
&
101.41,
Company,
Ball,
and
Wm.
J.
as 4%s, at a price
basis of about 4.32%.
Co.,
a
Mansfield
City School District,
Offering—J.
H.
Eisaman,
4.97%.
.
Offering—James
will
reecive
Feb.
1,
on April
1
and Oct. 1 from
clusive.
(A-O)
payable
tional
the First Na¬
Mansfield.
Le¬
by Squire, San¬
City-New Cleveland Local
(P. O. Miller City),
Sch. District
Ohio
Offering
^.,2759—has been postponed due to
a legal technicality.
Local Sch.
Cleveland
(P. O. Box
District
119, Miller City),
Bond
Offering
Daniel
—
(EST)
noon
1960. .Due on
Jan.
on
the purchase
of
building
bonds.
1981
B.
$250,000 school
Dated
Feb.
1,
Dec. 1 from
1960 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the Bank
(J-D)
of Leipsic Company,
of
Legality
approved
by
Leipsic.
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Education,
County (P. O. Caldwell),
bonds
assessment
offered
bids
purchase
30
real
tax)
190,
p. 2502—were awarded to Curtiss,
House & Co., as 334s, at a price
of. 100.15, a basis of about 3.70%.
—
v.
Orrville
City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $991,000 school
190,
v.
bonds
offered
Jan.
7—
2667—were awarded to
p.
Bond
for
composed
&
(CST)
of
the
of
about
1982
and
a
composed of Field, Richards
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., and Commerce Trust Co., of
Kansas City, as 414s, at a price
group
11—v.
190,
ed
to
as
3%s,
basis
The
101.39,
basis of about 4.11%.
a
Perry Twp. Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Perry), Ohio
$58,000
of
Bond
Offering—Alvin
W.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Jan.
27
for
the
Elli¬
(EST)
purchase
of
$440,000 building bonds.
190,
price
Sale—The $3,450,000 first
in¬
100.078,
Dec.
building
190, p. 2295—were
syndicate headed by
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of .about
3.63%,
as
$920,000
1960
920,000
.
a
6s. Due
as
1963
to
314s.
as
on
1982
Dec.
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
1
on
on
Dec.
$775,000
Dated
1
from
bids
Dated
Feb.
1
until
Feb.
from
1,
1961
Callable
for
8
1961
re¬
to
Due
1980
of
in¬
Feb.
-•
to
purchase
obligation
1970
Winfree
t
I
1
>
i
the
syndi¬
Phelps,
Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
Smithers & Co.; First
Michigan Corporation; Roose¬
velt & Cross; W; H. Morton &
Co., Inc.; Eldredge & Co.; Sterne, *
Agee & Leach,- and Frantz Hut¬
S.
chinson & Co.
.
„
TEXAS
Medina
Valley Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
unlimited
tax
$300,000
schoolhouse
\
bonds
sold to
was
a group
composed of
The Columbian Securities
Corpo¬
ration of Texas; Creston H. Funk
Hobbs & Co., and Russ & Com¬
pany.
St.
to
$1,000,-
a
group
Harris Trust &
Trus
high
school loan,
of
$160,000
bonds.'
Dated
Due on Jan. 15 from
inclusive.
Principal
&
SOUTH CAROLINA
Bond
Offering — M. A. Raley,
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 15 for
the purchase of $110,000 water
works
improvement and sewer
Mayor,
able
bonds.
revenue
1,
1959.
Due
1989 inclusive.
1
Call
of April
as
1, 1968. Interes
Legality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬
Memphis, Tenn.
Increases
City
Electric
Rates
—
The
Dec. 29 increased its elec¬
tric rates 18.5% to keep its new
$121,000,000 steam plant operat¬
ing on a sound financial basis.
on
this steam plant that was
was
built
three
years ago to replace
proposed plant to be built
by a combination of utility com¬
panies known
as
the Dixon-Yates
President Eisenhower
group.
on
July 11, 1955 cancelled the Dixon
Yates contract upon receipt of in¬
formation that the City of Mem¬
phis would build the plant.
The
raise
in
immediately,
United
rates
is
will
pay
as
their
to
the
-
hardest.
much
Some
39%
as
more
electricity, according to
association.
press
users
the
users
hit
were
with
Industria"
the
smallest
increase, about 11%,
Ray Morton, President of the
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Di¬
vision, had told a special hearing
of the city commission that the
utility faced a $6,800,000 deficit in
1960.
I
school
Jan.
to
8
p.m. (PST)
on Jan.
purchase of $215,000
obligation bonds. Dated
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
on
Feb.
as
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin; of Portland.
interest
$123,000
to
awarded
Bond
Dec. 29
bor
Sale—The
77,000
facilities
v
-
j
.
-*.<>•
.
a
j
•••-;
cate
;
of about
on
on
Feb.
Feb.
&
Loeb
power
offered
headed
revenue
Jan.
awarded
$4,000,000
series
5—v.
to
Sachs
&
Illinois
Co.,
National
Trust
&
Co.,
First
National Bank in Dallas,
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Cooley
& Co., William R. Staats &
Co.,
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.,
Laird, Bissell & Meeds, Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., Henry G.
Wells
&
Co., Inc., Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Inc., Byrd Brothers,
Zahner & Co., Rodman & Renshaw, Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.,
and
Mid-South Securities
,1-'
••
—-«
Co.
'
Benton
County, Prosser Consol.
School District No. 116 (P. O.
Prosser), Wash.
Bond
Sale—The
$736,000 gen¬
obligation building bonds of¬
fered Jan.
6—v.
190, p. 2396—
eral
awarded
were
composed
a
to
syndicate
a
The
of
Seattle-First
National Bank, of Seattle, Bl*th &
Co.,
Inc.,
Foster
&
Maphall,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, and Pacific Northwest Co.,
Merrill
at
price of par,
a
cost
of
about
a
net interest
4.44%,
follows:
as
as
190, p
syndi¬
by Halsey, Stuart &
as
from
414s.
1970
as
256,000
as
from
Dated
as
of
to
Due
to
on
1972
to
Due
4.30s.
from 1973
Jan.
1
inclusive.
on
Jan.
1
1975 inclusive.
4.40s.
Due
on
Jan.
1
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
Jan.
1,
1982
inclusive.
1972.
Burcham &
1960.
Due
from
Callable
Legality approved by
Blair, of Spokane.
King County, Bellevue Sch. Dist.
No. 405 (P.
Bond
Nashville, Tenn.
Sale —The
1
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., Industrial National
Bank, of Providence, Newburger,
4.57%
inclusive
1971
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Inc., Marine Trust Company of
Western New York, Buffalo, Wertheim & Co., J. C. Bradford &
100.02,
of
Due
to
4y4s.
2667—were
and
-
4s.
1962
as
electric
bonds
rehabilitation
cost
1980
Co., of Chicago,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
The
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Bond
$1,000,000 har¬
price
to
1
inclusive.
3y4s. Due
as
a
cost
Jan.
on
1966
Goldman,
Bank
1962
as
from
„
Ore.
a
at
5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
follows:
1 from
1980
at
Due
to
1967
Continental
129,000
ristown,
syndicate
Co.,
Other members of the^sypdicate
were:
113,000
2667—were
4s.
as
from
Morristown, Tenn.
p.
a
&
1961
6,160,000
Bond Sale—The $200,000 water¬
works
revenue
and
tax, series
and interest
Portland,
from
1959 bonds offered Jan. 5—v. 190
Rankin, of Portland.
the
general
Feb.
$2,640,000
$238,000
\
.
to
Drexel
by
The rate increase hits the resi¬
dential
series R bonds
190, p. 2396—
16—v.
awarded
price of 100.07, a net interest
of about 3.31%, as follows:
International.
net
until
for
improvement,
WASHINGTON
Hamilton National Bank, of Mor¬
11
Bond Sale—The $8,800,000 pub¬
effective
according
Press
of
plant
VIRGINIA
Datec
April
on
purchase
treatment
sewage
headed
Jefferson, S. C.
the
Richmond, Va,
were
April
for
offered Dec.
bonds.
system
1
improvement bonds.
lic
series
loan
Feb.
$325,000
series
bids
for
(EST)
bonds.
sewerage
Albans, Vt.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until 8 p.m.
on
Northern
Milwaukie, Oregon
Bond Offering—R. E. Osborne,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
...
i
D
the
-
■
sold
was
Bank;
$700,000
for
No
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Warrensville Heights, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$41,015 special
street
improvement
■
of
follows:
as
&
I.
Co., both of Chicago, and W. H.
Morton & Co., Inc., as 4y>s, at a
price of 100.599, a basis of about
4.42%, as follows:
interest
and
assessment
:-r.
R.
the
p.m.
1960.
as
.
the
general
of Warren.
(limited) bonds offered
sealed
Jan. 15, 1960.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Sec
National Bank,
2145
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan.
19
1961
5947,
(P. O. Gold Beach), Oregon
Bond
Offering — R. C. Lund,
Dist.
13
Box
3C
a
Ohio
Jan.
O.
Curry County, School District
inclusive.
terest
inclusive.
on
bonds.
Due
Dec. 1 from
Due
of
1960.
ond
follows:
(EST)
p.m.
1,
ISLAND
Sale—An issue of
bonds
It
County School District
(P.
Portland.
Dec.
Township Local Sch. Dist
(P. O. Leavittsburg), Ohio
Offering:—Donald L. Logue,
Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
purchase
National
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
Warren
til. 3
States
1973.
basis of about
a
United
clusive.
3.72%.
Miller sport),
1
bonds.
3.99%.
the
16—v.
the
190, p. 2760—
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
(PST) on Jan. 11 for the purchase
of
$795,000
general
obligation
2395—were awarded to
Clark & Co., as 4s, at a
mortgage electric light plant im¬
provement revenue bonds offered
awarded to
improvement
awarded to
ceive
p.
of
RHODE
street
bonds
Bertman, District Clerk, will
Bond I Sale—The
$220,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 15
v.
4V2S.
as
Street, Milwaukie), Ore.
Bond Offering — Ardwin W.
Bond
Piqua, Ohio '
Bond
O.
Shoe¬
Monroe
1
100.13,
Township Local Sch.
(P.
to
Baker, Oregon
Sale—The $70,000
sewer
No.
street
offered
price
a
of about
Walnut
Fahey,
ott, Executive Head, will receive
Co., Inc.,
Clackamas
&
of
awarded
and
First
at
Dependent
Bank, of Portland, jointly.
2295—-were award¬
Cleveland Corp.,
p.
to
offered Dec. 28—v.
Wadsworth, Ohio
improvement bonds
1, 1970. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Farmers1 Trust
Co., of Carlisle.
Legality approved dby Rhoads,
Sinon & Reader; of
Harrisburg.
A-O.
on
Sale—The
of Feb.
as
TENNESSEE
Oxford. Legality
by Peck, Schaffer &
of Cincinnati.
Williams,
1965 in¬
County
were
—
Bond
Bank, of
approved
Callable
Jan.
p.m.
OREGON
(P. O.
June
to
7:30
ton.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at The Oxford Na¬
tional
1962
1962 to 1974 inclusive.
maker &
Magnus
Irving Co.
on
until
(EST) on Jan. 19 for the purchase
$1,750,000 general obligation
2395
(EST) on Jan. 18 for
purchase of $750,000 school
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
1961
of
re¬
of
from 1961 to
the
from
bids
District No. 53 (P. O.
Honobia), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $7,000 building
bonds offered Dec. 10—v. 190, p.
noon
1
building
School
4.63%.
semi-annually
pur¬
school
Jan. 13 for the purchase
on
Pushmataha
Oxford), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Esther
Hollmeyer, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Dec.
the
p.m.
$104,000 school building bonds.
were
until
sealed
of
Talawanda Local Sch. Dist.
Bren-
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1985 inclusive.
County, Jndep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Meeker), Okla.
Offering — Dwight
Hill,
Due from
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, as 434s, at a price of 101.08,
basis
for
4
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
of
and
a
ceive
Jan.
on
on
of
Commissioners, will
Clerk of Board of Education, will
L.
$3,900,000
school
Legality
ap¬
Squire,
Sanders
&
Weil, Roth
County
Due
1
1989, inclusive.
Due
members
were,
Tenn
L.
2s.
as
Other
cate
No. 95
offered Nov.
10—v. 190, p. 1887—were awarded
group
Offering—Earl
composed of The
C.
until
11
$4,450
Due from
Lincoln
improvement bonds
a
1
inclusive.
Chief Clerk of Board
300,000
Sale—The $261,000 school
Co.,
141,000
Co.; F.
clusive.
receive
28
1975
as
1990.
Feb.
on
County (P. O.
Carlisle), Pa.
000
Neff,
Education, will
bids
Jan.
on
of
bonds.
Symmes Valley Local Sch. District
(P. O. Pedro), Ohio
Bond
sealed
(CST)
chase
bonds.
by
Offering—Bert
receive
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
"building
Jan.
to
Cranstori\
Dependent School
(P. O. Stillwell),
Clerk of Board of
Shaf¬
Treasurer
Due
PENNSYLVANIA
Savings
1982
Mildred
will
Legal¬
Oklahoma
clusive.
$33,000
(limited
Dec.
until
of
building
and
Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
estate
of
1985
and interest
The First Na¬
County,
Bond
Hartman,
to
Principal
District No. 26
interest
—
1
Cumberland
Bond
Adair
Cincinnati.
Offering
Clerk -
from 1965
neman,
1961
3Y2S.
as
3.80s.
as
1 from 1970 to
Feb.
on
net
a
3.79%,
as
5S.
Due on Jan.
from 1963 to 1969
inclusive.
2,845,000
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
826,000
Williams, of
from
Due
100.02,
about
$1,014,000
of
cost
of
follows:
follows:
as
5s.
as
price
a
Co., at a price
interest cost of
VERMONT
Ohio
Bond
1
of Salomoi
Bank,
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Arcanum
Peck,
3.58%,
$174,000
&
Springfield City School District,
Due
Noble
and
of
&
26 for
inclusive.
terest
Williams,
&
Schroeder, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
fer
to
Ohio
Dec.
on
Jan.,
Hutzler; White, Weld &
pay¬
the
to
by
about
approved
(J-D) payable at
tional Bank of Zanesville.
of Arcanum. Le¬
approved
proved
Postponed—The
proposed sale on Jan. 26 of $250,000 building bonds — v. 190, p.
New
Bank,
gality
sealed
IT"
Bond
National
National
Legality
&
composed
Co., and Bache & Co., at
of
100.02, a net interest
inclusive.
Auditor,
until
for
1961
the
at
Dec.
Offering—Reed Grims-
inclusive.
Bix-
bids
Principal
payable
First
Bros.
bonds offered
2502—were awardeo
p.
group
OKLAHOMA
C.
21
from
Board
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Miller
1
at
Bank, of
approved
gality
ders &
17
Education,
Jan.
on
Dec.
on
(J-D)
interest
and
190,
a
Bond
City
Due
purchase of $535,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
1961 to 1985 in¬
Principal
of
sealed
(EST)
inclusive.
1960.
(lim¬
.
ler, Clerk of Board
on
will receive
sealed bids, until noon (EST) on
Jan. 27 for the purchase of
$1,250,000 sewer, series 1960 (limited
tax) bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
\
Dec.
1983
Shaffer &
(P. O. Arcanum), Ohio
Bond
cation, will receive sealed bids at
2 p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 20 for the
purchase
of
$6,000,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Due semi-annually
ley,
Southeastern Local School District
Due
building
offered
i
the
at
Fairborn.
Bond
190, p. 2395—were awarded
to Fox, Reusch &
Co., as 5s, at
a price of
100.19, a basis of about
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
*■>
bonds
to
Due
to
noon
Zanesville, Ohio
Sale—The $83,000 sewage
tax)
noon
Ohio
Bond
ited
15, 1960.
1961
by Peck,
Sweney Cart434s, at a price
treatment plant- assessment
Kraus,
&
Mericka
of
$955,000° school
offered Jan. 7—
bonds
modernization
5—v.
Cincinnati.
basis of about 4.69%.
a
from
able
f—v.
Road, Youngstown), Ohio
Bond
15
2667—
p.
until
Principal and interest (J-D)
of¬
South Zanesville, Ohio
4.15%.
-f
190,
Education, will
bids
on
Dated Jan.
fire
bonds
sealed
Baldwin,!
Jan. 25 for the purchase
of $522,000 school
building bonds.
of
$18,000
equipment
Jan.
basis of about
Liberty Twp. Local School District
(P. O. 317 Churchill-Hubbard
building
(EST)
Co., Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Inc., Magnus & Co., and Cincin¬
nati- Municipal Bond
Corp.
to
a
receive
&
of
price of 100.64,
Clerk of Board of
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Westheimer
wright & Co., as
Co.,
Bond Offering—W. R.
duPont & Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc., Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.,
(limited tax) bonds offered Jan. 4
—v.
190, p. 2667—were awarded
a
Wayne Tp. Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
Shawnee, Ohio
Sale—The $83,000 generai
works
improvement
water
v.
v.
190, p. 2502—were awarded to
Hay den, Miller & Co., as 4%s.
Other members of the syndicate
are
as follows:
Ira Haupt & Co.,
Jefferson, Ohio
Bond
a
1
McDonnell-Co., Francis I.
Green
were
1,610,000
*
55
O. Seattle), Wash.
Sale—The
$1,000,000 gen¬
obligation building bonds of¬
fered
Jan.
5—v.
190, p. 2668—-
eral
were
headed
awarded
to
a
syndicate
by the National Bank of
Commerce, of Seattle, at
a
price
J *
i.
\±^' 'Z'~£
*- -ti'.'-j
W
^y HP**-
'V
86
to
from 1971
405,000
of the
Washington, in Tacoma; Mc¬
Lean & Co., Inc.; Seattle Trust &
Mason County,
t'
Bond
obligation, series A bonds of¬
Dec. 4—v.
190, p. 2296—
were
awarded to
the State, as
4y>s, at a price of par. '
r
■
;
Washington
Offering
Bond
Treasurer's office.
114
County
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Oct.
Til* ' r »♦?
'h • MM
'
I
;
Sale—The. $100,000
gen¬
obligation Series A bonds of¬
Dec. 14—v.
190, p 2396—
were
awarded to The State Fi¬
price of par.
:
of
$250,-
lows:
as 4%s.
Due on April 1
from 1967 to
1971 inclusive.
$73,000
70,000
Due on April
4%s.
as
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
School
Everett),
Snohomish County, Everett
No. 2 (P. O.
Dist.
Washington
Offerings—Verne
Bond
Sievers,
will
receive
Treasurer,
County
purchase of $200,-
obligation
bonds.
1960.
Due on Feb.
1962 to
1980 inclusive.
Dated Feb. 1,
from
1
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice, . or, at the option of the
holder^ at the fiscal agency of the
York
City. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
State of Washington in New
Il'i'li7'»!
Seattle.
'
'
/
-
.
West
»j
Finance, will receive
(PST) on
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $250,Director
deemable
of
000
;i % !i
.}iu I
'«>
Feb.
from
1
obligation
general
Dated
clude
farm
1962
IK J"
ipr r
fice.
Legality approved by Pres¬
!'Ut
(
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
MM
*
Seattle.
Ml*
HI;
1
i
M*:/
f
I
w'":
m]
(
J
Ml !•
1
Ml"'
H
jHM.r i|
j
JH'V, k
m
i UK
,
I
r
i|
*
i}\
Tenn.
lows:
Renton, Wash.
VIRGINIA
cal
' Agepcy of the State in New
York City,
Bridge
Jan.
5-—v.. 190,
awarded
to
a
41/2S.
as
405,000
from
to
J i
,
;
•
—
Sealed
CURED OF CANCER CURED OF CANCER
$106,426,000 in 1959.. "
NOVA SCOTIA
Liverpool, N. S.
as
from
Other
members
cate are
as
to
1
the
Co., Ltd.,
as7
CURED OF CANCER CURED OF ONCER
.
There
Crowland Township, O
Sale
An
isshe
Debenture
syndi¬
follows: Equitable Se¬
sold
Merrill
to
Fenner
of 85.16.
Corporation; J. C. Brad¬
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Roose¬
velt & Cross; Rand & Co.; Ken&
MacArthur & Co.; Tripp &
Fahnestock ~ &
Co.;
Zucker; R. James Foster
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc.
Inc.;
Tuller &
WISCONSIN
Lynch,
Smith,
Due
on
/
:
a
receive sealed
(CST) on Jan.
18 for the purchase of $4,000,000
Corporate
purpose,
series
E
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Due
Clerk,
will
bids until 1:30 p.m.
Feb.
1
from
to
1961
(
.
Port
'
as
on
to
Sale
—
An
at
a
price
your
on
Ridgetown, Ont.
Sale
—
; cancer
•
An
issue
130,000 Town debentures
was
of
sold
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
6s, at a price of 95.00. Due on Dec.
o
1960 to
our
use
in
PTA meeting,
you, your
as
Due
>
15 from
their lives to
film
~il
''
business. We have all
-
1
.
your
your
office,
your
club, at
church socials,
your. /
community center. They're all designed to alert
sold
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Deventure
owe
of
issue
was
of 95.25."
is
■•"]
They're free for
}
.
<
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.,
6s,
actually
Dec.
1979 inclusive.
$60,000 Town debentures
cancer
dramatic films.
63/4S,
Colborne, Ont.
Debenture
women
they obtained, from the American
strips; easy-to-understand folders; hard-hitting
"
from 1960 to
and
Cancer Society.
Fighting
Daly & Co., Ltd.,
price of 99.10. Due
a
in¬
1980
r
kinds of ammunition: posters; exhibits;
,
Bond
;
•
,
million of them! Untold numbers of
"
to R. A.
15
men
a
Nov. 1 from 1960
Parry Sound, Ont.
j Debenture "Sale— An issue of
$97,325 Town debentures was sold
at
are
information
Pierce,
price
5s, at
as
these
,
was
1979 inclusive.
to
I
Sheboygan, Wis. - ; .
r
Offering —- Melvin Mohr,
&
of
—
$225,000 Township debentures
ford
City
'
,'
ONTARIO
inclusive.
of
&
Brennan
price of 99.03.
a
curities
ower,
of
issue
An
—
1
Jan.
on
J.
F.
6s, at
Due on Jan. 1
1985
to
Jan.
inclusive.
1973
4y>s.
1974
Sale
Debenture
inclusive.
Due
to
1971
on
1970
4V4s.
as
2,760,000
Due
to
1963
from
1979 inclusive.
can
.
or
friends to facts about
the difference between
'
!
;
:
.
,Call
your
mean
life and death.
V
:
family and
which
•
.
-
•
.
I
;
'
write the Unit of the American Cancer
Society nearest
--tion that could
you.
save
It's stocked with ammuniyour
life.
:-:V.
QUEBEC
Arvida Protestant School Trustees,
:
'
Bond
Quebec
-
-■
,
CANADA
..
Offering —W.
-■
.
C.
" •
Scott,
,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
MANITOBA
East
Kildonan
Sch.
-
Dist.
Manitoba»
;
Debenture
Sale —An
school
$390,000
No.
14,
000
issue
a
p.m.-
(EST)
on
school
1960.
of
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Feb.
1,
Feb. 1 from 1961
to
-1980 inclusive.-Interest F-A.
,
;.
was
Co.,' Ltd.;
Farnham-Westas
price of 100.68.! Due on
Dec. 1 from I960 to 1979
sealed bids until 3
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $191,-
...
debentures
6%s, at
-
in¬
and
$24,000 Town debentures was sold
Seattle., V
-
extensive
syndi¬
1';
.
sold to A.- E. Ames &
Offering
of
steadily from $114,401,000 in 1952
p.
by F. S. Smithers &
Legality approved by
Weter, Roberts & Shefelman, of
-
three
Provinces
debt of the Province has declined
New
revenue
.
Additional
Bruns¬
the
of
culture, forestry, fisheries, mining,
and
manufacturing.
Net
direct
of Sept. 1, 1972;
option of the holder, at the Fis¬
(
New
limestone
a
$435,000
on
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
State Treasurer's office, or, at the
re¬
deposits
of
coal,
and
other
minerals,
and
undeveloped
sources
of hydro-electric power.
price of 98.013, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.59%, as fol¬
Co., at
from 1967 to 1977 inclusive. Call¬
as
of
largest
are
gypsum,
Virginia (State of)
■
able
.
be
not
lands, large quan¬
tities of fish and lobsters, fertile
Antonio, Tex.
Virgin Islands
cate headed
purchase of $18,000,000 motor ve¬
hicle fuel tax revenue, laws of
1957, series No. 2 bonds. Dated
March 1, I960.
Due on Sept. 1
'i
h
will
Maritime
Province
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Washington (State of)
(F-A) payable at a bank or banks
Bond Offering — Ernest Minor,
in Chicago,
Sheboygan" or Mil*
Secretary of Finance Committee,
Legality approved by
will receive sealed bids until 10:30 waukee.
a.m.
(PST) on Jan.; 20 for the Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
!
>.*m
*
.
Other
sinking .fund
the
Natural resources of the
Canada.
San
2760—were
inclusive.
1980
to
maturity.
.
is
the
of
lands,
Morristown,
the
is
so-called
Puerto Rico
offered
bonds
bonds.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay-r
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
n-
100%
forest
Bond Sale—The $3,600,000
Due on Feb.
1, 1960.
fund,
which
prior to Feb. 1, 1970.' :
wick
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
4''" II
by
Philadelphia, Pa.
.
the
will have
1963,
retire
Province
The
i
1
the
i in
sinking
a
debentures
York, N. Y.
Port Chester, N. Y.
Columbus, O.
Carbondale,- Pa.'- ■"
Martinsville.
Co.,
Tacoma, Wash.
Bond Offering—C. A. Gaisford,
i). > *■
fi i
H
.;f«V
/
-
of
through
the
y
Principal industries include agri¬
general
000
than
New
WEST
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
Jan. 20 for the
benefit
debentures
V
i t
debentures
new
Marin
County, Cal.
Washington, D. C.
the
67.8% -of
C-
,in-
1
1,1959. Legality ap¬
Dated Dec.
Province.'.;-;
be
pur¬
31, *1959,
-cap a C
to
107,000 as 4%s. Due on April 1
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
.
Oct.
owned
calculated
1975 inclusive.
1972 to
from
'
generating
to
or
construction
beginning
'
Blyth & Co., Inc., as fol¬
sold to
incurred
of
in¬
repayment;, of
Montgomery, Ala.;
7,530,000
1,075,000
10.765,000
12,665,000
2,010,000
5,845,000
1,960,000
1,040,000
Wash.
1959 bonds was
000 water revenue
program,
Commission
:: The
New
construc¬
the
Paterson,' N.„J.
Interest F-A.
inclusive.
the funds
Decatur, Ala.
1,570,000"
issue
Sale—An
Bond
a
Feb. 1
on
Com¬
its
As
poses.'
The.
Power
with
for
incurred
re¬
\
Due
1960.
1980
Dated/Feb. 1,
fr^m 1961 to
debentures.
sewer
sale of
use
debtedness
Feb. 9
Sarasota, Fla.
Holyoke, Mass.
Kinloch, Mo.
1959.
to 1980
from 1961
1
inclusive. Interest F-A.
development
tion" and
;
on
Feb.
on
advanced
to
Electric
connection
in
(EST)
$183,000
of
purchase
8
the
of
be
which will
mission
the
.
Townsend,
Port
4y2S,; at
as
Province
-
3,980,000
4,270,000
15,650,000
1,050,000
1,300,000
1,350,000
8,205,000.
20,150,000 >
fered
Committee,
will
$2,415,000
eral
nance
the
~
Brunswick
purchase of ."$102,830,000
Local Housing Authority bonds,
as follows:
' -:\
r.'
No.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
320
by
and
be
Due
City
Secretary-Tre
will receive sealed bids Antil
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 13 for the
purchase of $313,000 aqueduct and
Georges,
urer,
1952.
from the
proceeds
debentures
-
will
bids
ceived until noon
for
County School District
Bond
the
States
*
Local Housing Authority Bonds
Offered—Sealed
Treasurer's office.
Pierce
Net
j
United
-
which
sale
since
market
States
including' the
■
County
the
at
payable
(A-O)
tlM
school
interest
and
Principal
clusive.
ij f, >M
.iV :I 'lit
from
1
.
1, 1960.... Due
1961 to 1969 in¬
Feb.
Dated
bonds.
on.
obligation
general
210.
of $15,-
for the purchase
Jan.' 22
;
.
STATES
UNITED
Nielson,
Ross
—
Principal
public
the
for
Donat, Quebec
Offering — J. $t.
Province's securities in the United
1961
from
18
Interest
Debenture
sealed
school bonds. Dated Oct. 12,
an
St.
School
of
(EST) on Jan.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
bonds. Dated
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1980
to
1961
Roger Pleau,
—
Commissioners, will receive
the debentures
offer
Offering
Bond
Due
1, 1960.
F-A.
Secretary-Treasurer
public. This will represent
first
the
(J-D) payable at .the City
interest
...
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1964
to
.
District No. 49 (P.
'Hoi*
•"
V :
Toheland - School
O. South Bend),
County,
Pacific
••
•v J
mV »<
w.». p-<
\
Due
bonds.
the
to
for the
19
Jan
to
proposes
J.
(CST) on
purchase of $260,000 general obligation local im¬
provement
special
assessment
gen¬
fered
s;r.
Elden
—
of
managers,
improvement
town
Interest F-A.
Quebec
&
and W. C. Pitfield
syndicate
from
1
Feb.
Schoc1 Commission,
proposed
are
underwriting
on
1,
1961
Feb.
1, 1960 and due Feb. 1,
Inc.!
Due
tary-Treasurer will receive sealed
bids Until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
11
for
the
purchase of $62,000
Dated Feb.
1980 inclusive.
Loretteville
$15,000,000
Co.
&
Co.,
Broehm, City Clerk, will receive
eral
'
Offering
Bond
Com¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Kuhn,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
$294,000
to
1985.
Appleton, Wis.
Washington
Sale—The
Bond
dated Feb.
Loeb
Hood Canal School
(P. O. Shelton),
Riviere-Des-Prairies, Quebec
Offering — Town
Secre¬
will receive
(F-ST) on
the purchase ox Crnl>-
school bonds.
1960.
with the
statement
public
twentysinking fund debentures,
of
five year
WISCONSIN
District No. 404
.If,
The
—
Exchange
the
offering
Seattle.
& Co.
Chas. N. Tripp
7 filed
registration
a
covering
holder, at the fiscal agency
State in New York City.
and
Seattle,
of
Bank,
mission
SEC
Jan.
and
18 for
Jan.
000
With
on
Securities
approved
by
Preston,
Legality
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
of
Savings
the
of
National Bank
Smith;
&
Fenner
syndi¬
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
vine & Co.;
Registers
Province
and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the State
Treasurer's office, or at the option
1
(Province of)
Canada
March
1,' 1970. Principal
March
Monday, January 11, 1960
.
.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
of
laws
.
Secretary-Treasurer,
BRUNSWICK
New Brunswick
1, 1960. Due on March 1 from 1961
1979 inclusive.
Callable as of
C. J. De-
follows:
as
were
the
of
members
Other
$10,-
projects,
capital
NEW
same
of
purchase
to
1975 to
from
cate
4y4s. "Due on Feb.
1980 inclusive.
as
the
1959 revenue bonds. Dated
Due on Feb. 1
1974 inclusive.
4y8s.
as
be
for
089,000
Feb, 1
220,000
If Mj
will
time
as 4Vis.
Due on
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
$375,000
the
received
bids
about
net interest cost of
4.26%, as follows:
of par, a
\
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(152)
inclusive.
mission
Par.'
Sch.
Com¬
(P. O. R. R. No. 3, ■'
Farnham), Que.
Bond Offering—Janvier Gladu,
IfYO
7
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