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Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Number 5813
189
Volume
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, January 19,1959
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
ACF Industries, Inc.—Awards Licensing Agreement—
.
corporation's Carter
Carburetor
division
has
agreement under which Bam-Metal Ltda. of
The
;
licensing
and
manufacture
ill
Carter
sell
carburetors,
fuel
completed
.
Buenos
,
in
parts in Argentina, according to an announcement by Henry A.1.
Vice-President of marketing.
According ;to Mr. Correa's announcement, Carter also will assist¬
ive Argentinecompany in export sales which willcomplement the"
7
three
month
when
1957
sales
amounted
Motors'
current
to
10,583, '
sales
totaled
of
j
•
months
three
months
of
said.
first
the
Rambler
In This Issue
and
comparable
Abernethy
In
-
fuel, filters
pvunps,
the
Mr.
a
Aires
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American
of
fiscal, year,
i
75,793, compared with 30,929 In the comparable 1
the
earlier,
year
he
added.—V.
189,
42,.
p.
Correct,
worldwide
[distribution of '.,Carter equipment. -. He added that Carter
of its foreign operations by licensing the
plans "to continue; expansion
manufacture
ep&ht?i£s:-
of
V'f
i,
United
r.'-'v- u
fuel
V
• ■»
and
pumps
fuel
filters
'77' • ''.77"'v'V'
«•;;
^V-77;7
:
contract
to
produce
radar beacons for United King¬
has been awarded to the Company's
it has been announced by Richard F. Wehrlin, division
Avion division,
president.-,
v..
...
is
contract
The
for
,
American
number
the
of
which'
beacons
41.
'
•
Aeronca
Manufacturing
awarded' to
lias
Aeronca
approximately
Manufacturing Corp.
$700,000
brazed
for
Jol\u A. Lawler, President
The
order
of
panels
structures.-.-.Aeronca
order;;as.- wellonce..:
will
production.-
as-
Aeronca-has. been,
while
be
the
pylon
responsible
Work
producing
for
Convair
!
See- Northern Natural Gas
r
...
*
-
below.—V.
Co.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—
in
at
the
.
■
,
'•»],.:
188,
^
"
Jan.
:
,,
.
See Food
7
General
com¬
6—V.
178,
1269.
p.
•matti SaidUthat
•back
by
Alllls-dh'alniers
at
Jan.
26
most
the end
of
return
be
of
also
expects
to
most of whom
1958,
there
Allis-Chalmers' West
Allis
r
recall
works.—V.
in
A
-
Federal
Reserve
Combined
System
Condition
Reserve
;
will
have
<-
—
Statement
Banks—-
The Course of Bank
10
—
47
of
acquisition
dent
of
McGaw
American,
President,
said
in
by
American
and
Thomas
respectively,
the joint
of
all
G.
and
statement
applications
.
.
.
.
own
laboratory, Enthone will
commission
various American
and
basic
Chairman,
commenting
on
for the
operations
quarter,
per
Dec/'31,
on
three months, before it had
1958,
agreed
to
..
of
p.
.tJ
•
200
employees
shops.
workers on lay-off
41.
Massillon
ment
Murdough,
Herbert
that
P.
Chairman
Croxton,
there had
been
See
of
number
45
Clearings---
of
Chairman
W.,
stock.
common
Massillon
accessories.
major manufacturer
a
in
Founded
the
1913,
of
firm
distributes
products
its
,
the
Inc.
been
This
Foundry Co.—To Expand Plant
duction
facilities for AMF's
and
Jr.
Fund's
commercial
bakeries.
•
•
746.
the
President
transfer
Fund's
\
Newton
I.
Steers,
Jr.
agent
and Investment
Fund's distributing
the
with
headquarters
at
1033
ad¬
and
30th St.,
■
Atomic
Development Management
Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co.
Corp.
of
will
>
transfer
as
paying
agent
of the Fund and
as
Administrator
Plans
(Including dividend reinvestment!. ;
Directors
that
of
Atomic
Fund
voted
has
to
of
;
recommend
the
Development Management Corp. A special meeting of
is being called for March 20, 1959 to
approved the
reflecting the change.
action
policy
mutual
a
Adviser
by
and
the
necessary because of a conflict with a
Securities
Commissioner
which
prohibits
Illinois
from
may
doing
brokerage business with its Investment
forbid administration of portfolio buying and selling
Parker & Redpath for this reason
brokerage firm. Auchincloss,
is resigning as Investment Adviser
Dr.
Horace
Redpath
•
remain
member
a
The
plan
Buxton
will
of
consolidation
at
45,000
holders.
The
to
the
Fund
effective April
1, 1959.
and Mark Sullivan. Jr. of Auchincloss, Parker &
directors
of
the
Fund
and
Mr. Sullivan
will
the
of
executive
committee.
the
transfer, dividend paying and Investment
headquarters should Improve service to the
stockholders,
including its 20,000 Investment
Plan-
agencies
Fund's
the
new
considered
was
of
fund
a
remain
unit
r.ew
p.
Atomic
new
.
of the plant will cover some 42,000 square feet.
will require the hiring of about 100 new employees.
The
The
present plant is about 64,000 square feet and employs 113 people.
Union Machinery Co. Is also the country's largest manufacturer of
roll processing machinery.
Union Machinery is a division of AMF.
The
at
1959
First
Board
This
helps automate
the processing of bread dough.
The new AMF process accomplishes in
one operation what requires three
separate departments in most large
larger plant
The
contract
AMFlow process, which
new
18a,
stockholders
;
is
company
Option in Bolivia—
bOlow.—V.
administrative and Investment advisory func¬
tions
presently
being
performed
for
the
Fund
by
the
firm
of
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath also be transferred to and consolidated
through a network of Sealers. For nearly 35 years American
a
major distributor of Massillon products.—V. 187, p. 2902.
tionally
activities
20,
to stockholders
na¬
Massillon's
CANADA-
Thorpe,
that
Investment
The
and rubber
surgeon's-gloves
"
an
Exploration Co,
Merle
dividend
Atomic
/
is
African
Ltd.
Washington 7, D. C.
Feb.
and
American
a
Presi¬
&
announced
succeed
of Massillon's Rtock for
authorLzetf-but-unissued
South
Atomic Development Mutual Fund, Inc.—Consolidat'ns
Sinking Fund Notices- 48
shares
American Machine &
managc-
Drilling
48
planning, a $400,000 expansion program for its
Union Machinery Co.
plant in Richmond, Va., it was announced on
Jan. 12 by Richard C. Storey, AMF Divisional Vice-President in charge
of the Bakery Machinery division.
The new plant enlargement
has been planned to accomodate pro¬
and
issued
Mines
Atlantic Refining: Co.—Granted
Federal
—
agreement in' principle., forL an exchange
undisclosed
4in
...
authorizing
Gold
On
an
and
...
Exempts Stock Purchase—
management
has
stock.
.V
.
47
-
N.
American Hospital Supply Corp.—Acquisition—
the
its
past,_to
undertake
visory-functions will be consolidated
tractor
production
189,
spokesbeen called
A joint statement confirmed on Jan. 12 that this corporation and
.Massillon Rubber. Co. of
Massillon, Ohio, are concluding negotiations
Foster G.
in
done
the
to
Englehard,
initial
SEC has
have
....
lor
and
exemption order under the Investment Com¬
this company, to increase its holdings in St.
by purchasing an additional 35,000 shares
from wholly-owned subsidiary of Engelhard
Industries, Inc., of which
Charles W..Engelhard, Board Chairman of the Investment
Company,
owns
a majority
of the outstanding voting stock.—V. 189, p. 145.
in
■
work
in
".
Helena
company's
•
the
in
the
company
additional
an
work
2,130
jobs
group
.
will
were
to
increased.
the
C
W.
pany-Act
51
'
will
.workers
td work.^% A
during February,
At
the
has
universities
in South Africa
The
Corporation & Investment News-Cover
Dividends Declared and PayableForeign Exchange Rates—_—7-s_——
Condition Statement of Member Banks
' ;
works.'
of
the
to
it
as
company
SEC
13- announced-that it expects to-recall during
•JanuafyTflUd: Ffebtuary: 600 vto 700 employees now on lay-off at 'its
shop's, where production; Will
research
7
treasury bills.--
State and City Bond Offerings—..
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.—Recalls Employees
TheVnVajority
basic
been
do so in the offering prospectus on Sept. 17.
•
As of the year end, Mr. Englehard said that approximately 80%
of
the company's net assets were invested in shares of companies In the
gold mining
industry In South Africa, 6% In shares of companies
The'company.,-on "Jan:
'
both
has
engaged in other businesses
Machinery & Chemical Corp. below.—V. 188, p. 2025.
West 'AUis?:
conduct
building
approximately $30
ment
Miscellaneous Features
Redemption Calls and
•tractor
triples-
equipment,;
reported that net asset value on Dec. 31
share.
/
i
Mr. Englehard also stated that the firm became a diversified invest¬
was
'
Allied Chemical Corp.—Joint Agreement; Reached—
i
addition
Charles
33
p. 2025.
Alexandria Water Co.—Private Placement—This
on
will
programs.
company's
33
v
*
pany^ through: W7C. Langley & Co. and The First
Boston Corp.; recently negotiated the private
placement
of $4,250,000'firstmortgage bonds, series' D, due-19837
it .vvas^ announced
field,
and
space
.
Air Products, Inc.-r-Forms New Affiliate—
-
starting
contract, is
items
two ox'itliree y.ears.r-V,;,lr88, p. 2737.
past
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
the
in
in
.
this
on
similar
equipped
increase
American-South African Investment Co., Ltd.—Report
33
SEC Index of Stock Prices--—33
panels are .compound
for all tooling for the
This
research, projects in metal
finishing. Also it works closely with Asarco's Central Research Labora¬
tories in Plainfield,
N. J.—V. 188, p. 1609,
43
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
,
dimension^,
of- various
curved.'
In
39
Over-the-Counter Markets
approximately 650 wing pylon panels and 260
idevoh -ribpanels. .-It-will
extend into the second quarter of 1900.
according to7the>.,announcement;
The
elsvon
ribs
are
flat, brazed
well
and
facilities.
an
three-story
European
38
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Aeronca.
includes
modern
research
continue,
38
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—— 42
announcement by
an
34
37
Exchange.-.——^
main
designed to provide the Enthone,
research staff-of chemical and metallurgical scientists with a broad,
range of functional
facilities and conveniences.. The first floor, for;
Instance, is devoted to an exceptionally flexible pilot plant laboratory:
the second floor comprises Technical Service, Product Evaluation, and
Basic Research laboratories; the third floor includes laboratories
for1,
specialized research and the Main Library and Conference Room.
36
37
Toronto Stock Exchange
contract amounting to
steel
sandwich
panel
a
stainless
according to
—
subsidiary, has Just completed, a new research;
plant in New Haven, Conn, The laboratory,
a
.most
laboratory
The
34
.
Canadian Stock Exchange
Convair, a division of General Dynamics Corp. of Fort Worth, Texas,
assemblies for Convair's B-58 Hustler,
Stock
research
.7— 34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal
The
34
...
Laboratory 7
enlarged research staff, will enable the company to
broaden Its activities In the development of new, more effective metal
finishing compounds and metal treating processes.
29
Midwest Stock Exchange
Contract—
the
together with
T 25
Exchange.
of
Enthone's
13
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange^—
■
Corp.—Awarded
Stock
Inc.,
at' its
laboratory
one.
Pas©
•
Detroit Stock Exchange.—
will be used in missile test firings to extend the tracking
range of
ground radar, Mr. Wehrlin said. The contract is the second in three
months placed with Avion by the United Kingdom Treasury and Supply
Delegation in the United States, according to Mr. Wehrlin.—V.- 189,
p.
'7
Boston Stock Exchange.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange-.
.
undisclosed
an
',/"*// 7/
Now York Stock Exchange (Stocks)-.
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)—.
dom's long-range missile program
Enthone,
Bond'Quotations i
"
other
in
Kingdom Reorders Beacons—
follow-on
A
carburetors,
•
American Smelting & Refining Co.—New
.
.
Fund
consolidation
opportunities for
improved
of
administrative
efficiency.—V.
activities
188.
offers
similar
1146.
p.
Pinspotter Backlog at New High—Enters Puerto Rico
Stability and Growth
A
strong currency, a stable government, a
boundless frontier/ make Canada an obvious
choice for the
The
folio
far-sighted investor.
advisory facilities of our Research & Port¬
Department are freely available to institu¬
tional and
private investors
in this
Automated
installation
will
introduced
be
to
Rico
Puerto
ing
in
that
the
"well
U.
S.,
(Jan.
19)
40,000"
over
Canada
and
these
of
machines
now
are
operating
strong demand for the machines continues." said Mr. Patterson.
backlog for Automatic Pinspotters on Dec. 31,
1958 was the
highest of any year since they were introduced in 1951."
Rico
Puerto
its
The
the
to
center
AMF
Alaska
bowling
new
shopping
fourth
the
is
bowling.
in Canada,
ating
United
the
States
Automatic Pinspotters
has
and Hawaii.
in
center
to;
oper¬
-
Rico
Puerto
will
be
located
In
a
it
bowling equipment including AMF's celebrated Underlane Ball Returns.
—V.
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
*S
145.
p.
Rambler
New
1958,
Roy
marketing
Rambler*
in
Sales In
record
set
'December
sales
of
previous
December
in
total
Motors,
deliveries in
the
were
rose
to
was
totaled
year,
December
automotive
Jan.
on
and
in
calendar
distribution
and
announced
Abernethy
said.
Ramblers,
surpassing
the
the
election
of
two
who continues as Manager of
Kempler, who is also General Auditor.
The
stockholders
have
also
Vice-Presidents, Hamilton
new
Sales
elected
Development,
three
Vice-President-Secretary-Treasurer of the
Stewart,
General
Counsel;
and
elected
Director
of
also
J.
K.
Gannett
Harold
11
years
from
A.
prior
active
t
to
his
service
181, p.
as
Executive
election
with
this
company;
D.
L.
H.
Paul
James R.
A. T. Waidelich, Vice-President, who
Engineering. and Research, succeeding
(who has retired
Hallstein,
and
directdfs:
new
Gilmore,
an
officer and
Vice-President
as
international
director).
of
Vice-chairman
The
a
Austin
Co.
for
ago, retired
and construc¬
year
engineering
1306.
Australian Grazing Sc Pastoral
Co., Ltd., Cisco, Texas-—
Registers Stock Offering With SEC—
The
8.
199,230, doubling the 98,567
Mr.
previous
when deliveries
totaled
26,748.
The
than 21* times greater than deliveries
27,151
more
in
of
reported
1958
peak
October,- 1958,
also
set
Vice-President
American
retail
Corp.—Sets New Rambler Records—
records
Abernethy,
1957,
13
Beatty,
tion firm.—V.
American Motors
sold
ADELAIDE ST, WEST—TORONTO, CANADA
189,
A. Bryant, Chairman of the Board,
and Allan S. Austin,
President, who is succeeding Mr. Bryant as Chief Executive Officer of
this 80-year-old international engineering and i construction
firm, on
was
...
the San Juan suburb of Rio Pledras.
In addition
will also contain a
full line of related AMF
in
machines,
outside
area
already
George
Jan.
overseas.
"The
"Our
mechanize
Austin Co.—Austin Chief Executive Officer—
the
with
of 24 AMF Automatic Pinspotters near
Sail Juan, Morehead Patterson, Board Chairman announced, while add¬
who hold investment#
country.
bowling
today
company
on Jan.
13 filed
covering 4,000,000 shares of its
this
stock
The
for
public sale at
a
registration statement with the SEC
common
stock.
It
its 56 Vic per share
is proposed to offer
par
value.
organized in the Northern Territory of Australia
on April
29, 1954, with offices at Darwin, N. T. Australia. Its ranch
offices are located at Malhallow Station, Anthony Lagoon P. O.. N. T.,
company
was
'
Robert
Texas.
Isabel
Kamon
■K
The
shares
common
and U. S. Agent
Hutchinson, Kan. — Private
through Emch & Co., Mil¬
waukee, Wis., has sold privately $500,000 of 5%% subordinated notes maturing serially to • Dec.-. 1, 1970.—
Bankers Investment Co.,
Placement—This company,
^mrnih g ^
Walhallow Rancn
Australia, said to
prospectus, the company proposes to offei
"td further stock and develop the ranch and buy
additional
ranch."
An additional 792,918 shares
are wider stock
option to be issued in payment of money borrowed by the co upany to
establish and develop the ranch, and to buy equipment now on the
fstatipn* owned personally by the Kamon family. The remai
x g
shares are held by the Kamons.
Some $1,000,000 of the
be used to purchase 20,000 head of "good quality breedeis
at an
estimated
cost of $50 per head;
$400,000 for fixed impiovements,
chiefly fencing and water wells;
and $200,000 for purchase of an
additional ranch in Queensland.
Part of the proceeds will be used for
common
shares
general corporate purposes.-,
;
,
183, p. 1610.
V.
COAccordin6g0toaCtlie
OOC
Common Stock
at $3 per
The
share.
Bart
Corp., Belleville, N. J.
Mfg.
Co. of America—Reports Record
Earns.—Research Expends. Are Up 25%
company established new record highs in sales and net earnings
1958, it was announced on Jan. 9 by Nathaniel Leverone, Chair¬
Canteen
Automatic
High Sales and
This
during
of the Board.
man
■
,
In
*„i.„
,nc«
„
$117,535,180—qn increase of.'$4,646,084, or 4.1^, , over
reported for fiscal 1957.
'
<
earnings in 1958 amounted to $3,326,076
an in¬
12.6$ over the $2,952,576 reported for 1957.
totaled
1958
the
.
the fiscal year ended Sept. 27, 1958, Auto¬
consolidated sales, rentals and other incdrne
its annual repcrt for
matic Canteen stated that
In
<
$112,889,096
Consolidated
crease
Net
of
earnings
previous
year.
net
per share in 1958
increased to $1.53
[This is adjusted to reflect the stock
from $1.37 the
split which took
and
place last July, as well as stock dividends paid on Nov. 1, 1958
1957. The preliminary figure of $1.60 per share for 1958 was estimated
before adjustment for 5$ stock dividend paid Nov. 1, 1958.1
The num¬
ber of shares of common stock outstanding at the end of the fiscal year
was
Altogether, the report states,
Automatic Canteen's engineering
to
Automatic Canteen- working
682—an increase of $2,084,362
—V.
189,
p.
'•
capital as of Sept. 27, 1958 was $12,099,over the $10,015,220, as of Sept. 28, 1957.
;
$600,000.
•
A
giant
7.'
146.
boiler
drum,
which manufactured the unit.
piece of equipment, which weighs more than 325,000
over-all length of 67 feet and is approximately six
feet in .diameter,., is .bound; for Tokyo, Japan, where it will be one of
the main components of a boiler to be erected at the Kawasaki Thermal
Power Station ,of-,'the Tokyo Electric Power Co.
Both the boiler* which is ;being manufactured by Babcock-Hitachi,
of Japan, and the drum are identical to Tokyo Electric's Chiba Station
Number 3 hnit, which was fabricated by B&W, and which went on-line
last year.
With a designed steaming capacity of 1,300,000 pounds per
hour, the boiler for Kawasaki will add 175,000 kilowatts of electrical
energy to the utility's system, serving an 80-mile radius around Tokyo
and Yokahoma.
The unit is scheduled to begin operating sometime
mammoth
has
an
.
this year.-
Babcock
,
...
■
Bell
Van
William
of
Unit—?u::y-
Co.—New President of
Gossett
&
Election
Blarcom as
President of
offering, Mr. and Mrs. Saltzman will own 59$' of the capital
Bobbie Brooks.
S;''1
offering price and terms of the proposed public offering will
supplied by a later amendment to the registration statement.
public
stock
the Marble Cor¬
of
Ihe
porations, Gladstone,
Mich., was announced on > Jan. 12 by R. E.
President of Bell & Gossett Co., which acquired controlling..-,
interest in the Marble organization in 1957. The firm is composed of
be
.
.
Moore,
two
operating units: Marble Electric Corp., manufacturers of electric
and Marble Arms Co., Manufacturers of gun sights,-:knives,
axes,
compasses,
and other outdoor sports equipment.
motors;
Wayne,
Fort
Ind.—Files
and Exchange Commission—
With? Securities
s
Corp.,
Instrument
Bowmar
."corporation::6ii Dec'.; 30 filed a letter of notification with the
:5
SEC covering* $300,000 of 5-year 6$
notes (with stock purchase warZerbel to the Marble Presigrants .attached 1 to be offered at par. The warrant grants the right to
& Gossett's Longview, Texas
$ •'
r;\ ' purchase common stock of the company at the rate of 30 shares for
each $1,000 principal amount of notes at a price of $7.50 per share.
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Awarded Radar Contract—
$ The offering will be underwritten by Fulton Reid & Co., Inc., Cleveland,
Ohio. The proceeds are to be used to reduce current short-term in¬
The
corporation's radio division is preparing for production on a
debtedness and for working capital.
$2,201,747 contract awarded by the Rome Air Materiel Area. Griffiss
Air Force-Base, Rome, N.
Y., it was announced on Jan. 14.
v
&
Wilcox
has
Co.
been
also
awarded
Blarcom,
Van
who
succeeds John
Bell
of
formerly Manager
plant,—V. 188, p. 2026.
.
was
,
is for heavy ground
radar sets that will be used
surveillance in an eastward extension of Canada's
distant
early
warning
(DEW
Line)
radar network, ; according to <,
A.
E.
Abel, General
Manager of Bendix Radio.
He said the hew
equipment will include many new and advanced design techniques'
and
will cover greater ranges
than equipment now in ■ use in tlie | 7
DEW Line system.
/ V
.
.J' /
long-range
<
r
,.
Bridgeport • Brass Co., it was announced on^Jan.' 9 by Austin R.
Zender,' President, and Chief Executive Officer.
Mr. Zender said that the corporation will continue to manufacture,
at Riverside, all'of the famous and nationally known Hunter-Douglas
Flexalum consumer products,
as well as retaining at this plant the
.
is prime contractor for all long-range search and gappresently used in the semi-automatic ground; environment
continental
air warning and air defense '• system.—V. XT88;
radars
(SAGE i
''
2026.
•
;
'Tv.prpduction of its defense items such as the 3idewinder and Zuni
7;;
In
a
letter
Review, A.
"For
employees
to
B. Homer,
dollar
each
Corp.—Report
of
in
the
January
President, said:
earnings
in
on
1957,
Operations—
issue
? y\,:?
of. the
Bethlehem
Bethlehem had to sell
Atomic Energy Commission work.
announced
that the plans. are
;
-
.
made to
aluminum
being
and
copper
at
of
H.
7
acquired the Hunter-Douglas facilities
February, 1956 through an exchange
founders and principal stockholders Henry
Bridgeport Brass company
and Flemington in
Riverside
about
brass,
company's
the
manufacture -some of
products at Riverside.
;
.'■v.'':;:.':;'.''';'
■
also
Zender
Mr.
Steel
other
rocket?-and
a
Bethlehem
and
Calif,
Riverside,
Flemington, N. J., a wholly-owned subsidiary, has been integrated
into the parent company as of Jan. 1 ana the facilities will henceforth •
be
known as the Riverside plant and the Fleming.ton plant of the
Division
The
filler
of
Corp.,
Aluminum
Hunter-Douglas
The
.
,
M
Hunter-Diouglas Div.
•;1 Bridgeport Brass Co.—Integrates
contract
The
for
p.
contract by
the Raisler Corp., of New York,
to design, manufacture and install
the steam generating equipment for the new $22,000,000 Seward Park
Title I slum clearance co-operative in New York City, N.
Y., B&W
officials reported on Jan. 15. / Construction, which began last October,
is scheduled to be completed by early Spring of 1960.
Project offi¬
The
.
used extensively.^
..
dency,
of the largest and heaviest
representing one
ported by this company,
The
protection:,comparable to
giving
Europe,
Mr.
Large Boiler Drum—
single pieces of cargo ever to be exported from a Delaware River Port
Authority terminal, was scheduled to leave the Port of Philadelphia on
Jan. 12 aboard the Yamashita Line's "Yamatsuki Maru," it was re¬
pounds,
and
hand
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Ships
;
•;
film,
on
Of this amount
of World War Ii'
the close
Bobbie Brooks, Inc., Cleveland, O. — Registers With
Africa, Australia and Canada for the last ten years with
outstanding results.
This corporation is producing the paint for dis-t„
Securities and Exchange Commission—
tribution in the United States and its possessions, under an exclusive
This manufacturer of girls' and women's apparel on Jan. 15 filed
license from Seconiastic Limited, Bracknell, Berkshire,'.; England.
a
registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
The metallic zinc content, the binders and. vehicle used give "Galva¬
sion' covering! the proposed public offering of
250.000 shares of its
froid" superior corrosion protection characteristics, it was stated.
The
capital' stock.A1 Tliis will mark the . first public sale of the company's
new paint, which can be applied over wet surfaces,
is available in sev¬
stock (no par value).
\
eral different formulations depending on the method of■; application and
.Offering will be made through a group of underwriters headed by
use.
.
r
Bache & Co*
:
■'
-j:
The corporation is a prime supplier of nickel .Lectro-Clad pipe"; nt-r •
,'Of-the shares to be offered, 100,000 are to be sold by the company
tings, plates and sheets and other corrosion ;-protection products.—:-'and 150,000 -by Maurice Saltzman, President, and his wife, who own
V. 188, p. 2242.
substantially'all of the capital stock of the company. Following the
in
staffs
machines—
which amounted
new
dry
the Review reveals.
spent since
was
has
the introduction in this coun¬
zinc rich paint containing ffom 92$ to 95$
a
the
in
hot-dip galvanizing
"Galvafroid" is an-English product which has been
2,180,394.
during 1958 expended more than $750,000 in developing
a 25$
increase over the research expenditure in 1957,
zinc
metallic
billion
raising
V?-" ?
corporation on Jan. 10 announced
The
try of "Galvafroid,"
of
1
formed, nearly $2 billion has been spent
was
improvement,
$1.3
than
the annual capacity, at Bethlehem plants by slightly more
than; 10,000,000 -tons of steel. Equally important, this huge investment*
given..Bethlehem , better, more efficient methods in steelmaking
ah and other manufacturing processes.
As a result, the company is
today making
steels and products of steel which were not even
imagined in 1905, or, as recently as at the start of World War II
were-not evea made in the laboratory.—V. 187, p. 2218.
Rich?
New Zinc
—
$ A-"■"
-
of earnings.
and
expansion
more
Paint Offered—-
we
year,
dollar
a
per ton..
..
•Since the company
,
'
Monday, January 19, 1959
.
had to sell about $18 worth of products to^
Every dollar we can save today iu the
performance of our Jobs is equivalent to increasing our sales by §18 •»
In
1957, Bethlehem Steel produced over 19,000,000 tons of steel
•
employed 165,oOo persons, and had sales of more than $2.6 billion'
"in-the -last
20 years alone, Bethlehem's steelmaking capacity has
.: morei than doubled—rising from about 11,000,000 to 23,000,000 ingot
The company
-. tons—and its employment has increased by 70,000."
lias built its
Sparrows Point, Md., plant into the country's largest"
steel plant, with an annual ingot capacity of 8,200.000 tons.
By adding new facilities adjacent to
those existing., and
* larging and improving existing facilities, Bethlehem, in its by en¬
latest
major expansion program,
has been able to add 3,000,000 tons of
: capacity., at- a cost of roughly $130 per ton. Building equivalent
capacity.-from the ground up would have cost approximately $300
make
*■.
will write life insurance.
company
. .
Under the reduced volume of business
its products,
$14 worth of
available last
Life Insurance Co.* Denver, Colo.—
Offered—Ringsby Underwriters, .Inc., of
Denver, Colo., on Oct. 22 publicly offered, to Colorado
residents only, 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) •
Bankers Preferred
r
.
about March of
pancy
original
said to have put up tne
are
Kamons
money' and, loaned the company over $31,139 cash
equipment used by it.
The company purchased
located in- the Barkly Tableland district of North
first apartments should be ready for occuI960.—V. 188, p. 1821.
.
^
commented that the
cials
1^^e^n?aTrea'^rei and
Kamon serves as Viee-PresidentandTreasure^
as Secretary.
They own all of the 7,082 outstanding
The President
Australia:
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
'
stock; with
common
the
?; Sonnenberg and Joseph L. Hunter.—V. 188, p. 646.
.
'
Brunswick-Balke-Collcnder Co.—Outlook Favorable—
Lester
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
V'o'ri
^
Private
.
*
*•>
* •
*
■
■
Pinsetters
Pinsettcr
automatic
of
Pinsetter
Over
Take
able,, contracts' since
:Tl)e
Pinsetter
in 195(5'
introduced
was
7-;,RroxHict-can be maintained without interruption to the rapidly
bowling industry.^
•.* , ■■■.
• ■, : ;
growing
.
...
i
^
"Otis-Elevator
-Brunswick
Stocks
values
since
$72,100,000
$72,286,000
1956,"
9,629,500
188,407,500
132,740,000
elevator
be
has had from
are
glad to have
which
business
it
"We
stated.
that has proved
released
by
has
continued
at
a
<
by Mr. Bensinger that Brunswick plans new facilities
equipment to produce the Pinsetter.
Brunswick owns the
the Pinsetter ,and its manu¬
indicated
It was
witlr modern
tools
pleased,
We will be
be put to very good use.
,T.iiutccd, to continue to cooperate fully with Brunswick."
25,391,300
auto¬
trouble-
of an
rugged and
high level
effective,
and the
the transfer of the Pinsetter production to
business
Brunswick can,we believe,
132,740,000
25,391,300
Our
to
the
Petersen
Mr.
pinsetting device
facilities
$144,386,000
178,778,000
highly
talents and capacity toward the marketing
our
matic
Total
Jan. 26-30
9-13—.
Automatic
the new
j>
t
the
present arrangements will continue through 1959 and until
»
Jan. 19-23
2- 6
Production—
facility which Brunswick is planning for the purpose is in full operation
so' that delivery, installation and service of the present high quality
•-;•:
free.
Feb.
52ft
than
more
1960, it^was announced on Jan'. 8 by B. E. Bensinger, President of
Brunswick,.ana LeRoy A. Petersen, President of Otis.
These services
7'luivc been-performed by Otis for Brunswick under periodically renew¬
contributed
Feb.
to
increased
This .company will take over from Otis Elevator Co. the manufacture,
of the Brunswick Automatic Pinsetter starting
••
Capital Demand
Bonds
installations
-In
<
*
s
the highest In
established in
to $6,886,748.
earnings
and
$122,605,707
to
installation; and service
The securities scheduled to reach the market in each of the four weeks
may acquire the amounts shown in the table below:
-
split iu
in 1957
in .1958 from about 167>_ in 1956.
To
;
;
.
14 pointed
excess of
on the
President reported that in 1958 Brunswick installed
compared with 7,000 in 1957 and 2,000- iu
was
introduced
in
April,
1956.
Brunswick's
Bcnsinger,
11,000
.TJie'
percentage
Vv ,
-
i
E.
B.
amounted
sales
when
almost
private security offerings amounting to about $491 million in the
forthcoming four-week period commencing Jan. 19. The preceding fourweek period (Jan. 12-Feb. 6) estimate amounted to about $423.3 million.
Note, as of now, no private senior issues are publicly scheduled for the
first two weeks of February.
...
be * in
the
1956.-
absorb
t
Jan.
on
to
expected
are
or
preseiit capitalization.
•
•
i"T It • -was stated that 1958 sales and earnings were
the
history of the company.
Previous records were
private sources, indicated that the market will be asked to
..
1958
for
between $6.00 and $6.50 pel" common share
7.2,139,644 shares outstanding following the 4-for-3 stock
December,
1958.
This will compare witli $3.17 per share
Capital issue figures issued by the Corporate Financing Department
the Commercial and Financial Chronicle, based on information obtained
from SEC and
profits
net
.$13,000,000^
1957
of
Vice-President-Finance,
Swanlund,
H.
that"
-out
•
•
and.dies" used in the manufacture of
personnel have been
working closely with those of OtisBrunswick recently installed its 20.000th Pinsetter and was the leading
facturing
Total
are:
$250,878,000
...
$240,046,800
$490,924,800 y
source,
This
West
igan Electric $20 million bonds on Jan. 21; Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Corp. $35 million bonds on Jan. 26; Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.
$59,778,000 debentures on Jan. 27; and Inland Steel Co. $50 million bonds
Jan. 28.
on
Jan.
.Jan.
.
.
common on
statute
world
United
The
250
See
Jamaica
firm,
and
known
a
allows
Jamaica,
as
Mills
Stony
Ltd.,
operate
will
on
under the
duty-free entry
will
Jamaica of
to
manufacture
raw
principally
for
con¬
materials. The
export to the
States.
firm's
newly constructed plant will ultimately employ more
'
Corp.—|Acquires Interest in Finance Unitbelow.—V.
•;
•
189
.'
43
p
; -
-
4
Chemical Co. below.—V. 188,
p.
(The (New "Yorik
to issue
P.
and
raise not
S.Commission
on
'
- -
■
, •
-
" 1
'
.
Jan.
15
-—
To Sell
authorized
sell up to 350.000-additional shares of
less
than
$5,000,000.
'
Interest—
646.
^Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
stock, to
than
,
„
Whirlpool Corp.
-V v
•* ■
•; See Dow'
ration
in
subsidiary: corporation
knitted garments it was announced
Industrial, Development Corporation.
Catalin Corp. of America—Dow Acquires
;•
Unit
New
—
tailored
export
subsidiary
workers.
.
formed
t
City
Industry Encouragement Law,
a
specially
assist companies manufacturing in Jamaica solely for
markets.
It offers income tax relief and import duty
Carrier
A detailed
January 15, 1959. V
2243.
p.
manufacture
to
the
Canterbury
Connecticut Light & Power $15 million common on Feb. 2 and in the fol¬
lowing two days there will be a large issue of commons by Universal Oil
Processes and by Southern Co.
.
188,
Export
to
cessions
Jan. 23;
description of the private demand for capital may be ob¬
tained from the "Securities Now In Registration Section" of the Jan. 15th
Thursday issue of the Chronicle.
by
Jamaica
to
has
company
Indies,
15
The .new
;
Also, Rohr Aircraft Corp. might raise over $6 million common
22; National State Bank will sell $4 million
1958.—V.
Canterbury Knitters, Ltd., N. Y.
V Opens Plant in Jamaica (W. I.)—
Among the larger senior offerings during the Jan. 19-Feb. 13 period
Southern Natural Gas $35 million bonds on Jan. 20; Indiana & Mich¬
on
of-such equipment in
The
issue
will
Stock
the corpo¬
rto-par-vaJU*
sold to «r
be
Number 58.13 v.
189
Volume
underwriting
through negotiation.
group
The market price must
be
—V.
189, p.
.
147.
-
"
'
.
!
•'
-
.i
Point generating station.—V. 189, p. 147.
,
.
.
<
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Outlook Favorable—
.
its cash
With
Markets Co—Registers With SEC—
Century Food
against
| a mount'of subscriptions.
_
is offering to holders of its
stock
common
[the right to subscribe fot $20,036,400 principal amount of
{4VV% convertible subordinate debentures, due Jan. 15,
at the subscription price of $100
1984,
unit
per
($100
announced
is
anticipated
will
debentures
The
convertible
be
to
prior
maturity,
unless
previ¬
redeemed, at-the rate of 2.17 shares of common stock for each
principal amount, subject to adjustment under certain conditions.
debentures are to be redeemable at optional redemption prices
ously
$100
The
from .104%:# /to par,- and through operation of the sinking
fund at par, plus accrued interest in each case.
The sinking fund
will provide for the retirement on Jan. 15 each year beginning with
1970, of 4%. of the principal amount of debentures outstanding at
ranging
1969.
15,
Jan.
PROCEEDS—-Part
will
bentures
Oct.
due
proceeds from the sale of the de¬
repay the company's outstanding bank loans
aggregating $12,000,000. which were incurred sub¬
to
to Sept. 30, 1958,
sequent
and
1S61,
31,
connection
in
balance
the
of
net
the
of
used
be
to
repay
the
with
proceeds
short-term notes
payable
to banks
company's
capital expenditures.
The
be added to the general funds of the
will
and will be available for general corporate purposes, includ¬
ing additional working capital and future capital expenditures.
company
BUSINESS—Company is an integrated paper
engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale
pulp
and
producer,
of paper and paper
chemical pulpS.
The company believes
larger manufacturers in the United States of
printing and fine papers and of sanitary paperboard for food pack¬
aging,
accounting
for
about
7 %
and
9,
respectively,
of
total
domestic production, in these fields.
The company's general office Is
board produced
it
that
is
located
and
from
of
one
bleached
Pasadena, Texas,
EARNINGS—For
and
its
and
net
and
share.
In
the
a
six
of
months
.121,000 and net income
CAPITALIZATION
mill
had
and
Sept.
GIVING
equal
73
or
EFFECT
TO
V
$2.51
due
July
15,
1981_.„
debentures
>4%
3%»%
$169,-
common
per
sales
net
of
were
$82,-
PRESENT
due
July
15,
37«%
Convertible
Jan.
15.
He
long
term
2,005,000
4,670,000
Cumulative
preferred
.value)
par
debt
stock
$4.50
863,000
20,036,400
'..150,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
stock
iwithout,par value)
116,048,000 shs.
-
4,408.000 shs.
lExcluding $116,000 principal amount held in treasury.
'*As of Sept.
30, 1958. V
''Including 220,000
iixed
charges
drop-of 38.3%
for
issuance
under the
company's
Restricted Stock Option Plan and 434,789 shares
initially reserved
issuance upon conversion of the debentures
presently offered.
lor
With
agreed-to purchase in the/respective
percentages set forth below such
of the debentures
offered hereby as are not subscribed for pursuant
to the
subscription offer:
%
'
,
Blyth
&
Co.,
Burnham
R.
S.
15.375
Inc—.
&
Co
McDonald
3.000
eld, Richards & Co
Lee
Lehman
1.125
_
Merrill,
The
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Rotan, Mosle
Co.—
Smith, Barney & Co
Co
1.125
E.
Hutton
&
Co.,
Bros.
Stroud
&
1.125
Boyce
Co.
1.125
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
G.
4.500
Wertheim
0.750
Peabody & Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
Westheimer
5-000
;
UL°el> & Co—~
188,
p.
2739.
.
—
.
White,
J.
.
R.
Walker
&
1.750
0.750
4.500
0.750
Inc
0.750
H.
&
2.500
2.500
Co
Co
&
4.500
Co
0.750
—
Weld & Co
Williston
1
4.500
Beane
&
0.750
Casualty Co.—Statement Effective—
The
registration statement filed with the SEC on Nov. 24. 1958,
uvering 210,000 shares of class "A"
voting common stock and 210,000
vi?H«ai:
to subscribe to
a
like number of shares of
COmm0a 8tock' became effective
2243
which
class
"B"
non-
on Jan. 7. See also V. 188, p.
the
to
and Exchange Commission has issued an order apPurchases of Chesapeake Industries, Inc., stock by William
0r
by
tbe
W'ebb
&
Knapp,
Inc.,
Profit
Sharing
Trust.
£
ci}e application Mr. Zechendorf on Feb. 20, 1957, purcii'o«q,
,rom Robert R. Young (now deceased) 186,037 shares of
■loinriA
ue cominon. as a result of which he became the owner of
•inn
r!; shares of such stock, in excess of 5% of the outstanding shares;
1958, the Trust purchased 5,200 shares in the
mar^et'
improved
national
750
carloads
decline
3—The
for
account
127,593
result
of
which
it
became
the
over-
owner
thnVo,
0[,
Public-utility
company
and
of
a
holding
period in 1957, a
our
operatfhg ex¬
Mr.
Mathews
cited
earnings
road's
in
the
business
in
coal
and
decline
of
been
evidenced
it
and
is
expected
that
this
made,
by
next
5—The
3%
thus
summer,
promising
increased
Chicago and Eastern Illinois expects
in the traffic created by the new
way
St.
Louis.
by
the
This
-r
•
rail-lake
7—-More
of
efficient
operations
Centralized
Traffic
and
will
be
Control
Clinton,
is
far
forty
ing
structure
a
St.
trend
ness
he
factors
the
of
as
participate
for
the
concluded.—V.
projected
in
Chicago
189,
activity expected from
suggest
an
Illinois
this
h- C
7
headed
group
by
company
within
Walter
Weissman
of
New
Total
in
a
the
North
■
busi¬
year,"
coming
to
York
City,
.
been
for
site.
the
the
Blum
<te
the
of
;
E:
25,
Jan.
to
'
195V
1958
Gas
—i.——1—
System,
the
$10.67
$8.13
Inc.—Further
details
Of¬
of
agreement
the
of
said
on
preferred
stock.
-
having elected to distribute in liquidation common
corporation to the holders of its 6Va%
series of pre¬
the selling stockholders aquired on Dec. 30, 1958 the
the
stock,
such
a
stock
exchange
and
number of
determined-
was
such
fair market value
a
shares
Rlioadeg &
of
number
incurred
and
in
within
required
and -took
Co.,
>
of
into
account,
The
GVL,J%
-
other
among
things,
being acquired and the costs which would be
the value of such a block upon favorable terms
reasonable
a
period.
The number of shares
common
so
stock
Interstate
of
would*
determined
the corpo¬
have
been
sell
to
allowance
<
•;
date
constituted
determination
-
shares
realizing
is equivalent to the number of shares of
ration which it is estimated that Gulf
a
then
by the corporation and Gulf Interstate in consultation with
respective financial advisors, The First Boston Corp. and Carl
Loeb,
the
Schwartz
the
on
which
of $14,000,000. Such
made
their
M.
offered
above
that
as
block having
in order to realize net proceeds of $14,000,000 after
all expenses and underwriting commissions.
•
|
for
tables
forth
set
series of
below
preferred
and
shows
the
number 'of
-sharea
of
such
stock of Gulf Interstate held by each selling
number
the
of
shares
the
of
stock
common-
of
the '
corporation which each selling stockholder received in exchange there¬
St.
of
Rose
Lima
of
(Rosetown,
Minn.)—
for and which
it offered
Dec.
on
31:
Preferred Stock
Partial Redemption—
There
the
at
First
National
Milwaukee,
Co.,
Minn.—V.
184,
Bank,
Wis., or
p.
1579.
West
the
Bend,
Wis.;
Marquette
First
National
Wisconsin
Bank,
Trust
Minneapolis,
C.I.T. Financial Corp.—Ford to Enter Automobile Fi¬
nancing Business—Arthur O. Deitz, President,
14 in a letter to stockholders, said in part:
In
on
Jan.
have
past few days, there have been reports that the Ford Motor
planning to organize its own automobile financing affiliate. We
now
financing
been
informed
business,
that
although
Ford
the
expects
scope
of
to enter thlie automobile
its program has not been
determined.
A
M.
Rhoades
Loeb,
Consent
Decree
the
for
next
under
decade,
automobiles
finance
we
and
the Federal
Anti-Trust
including its
there
own,
if
Laws
one
is
from
favoring
any
established.
our
and
the
in
will
sales
the
of
all
makes
of
and
new
used
cars
and
insurance subsidiaries furnish the customary coverages
In our financing of industrial machinery and equip¬
was the best by a substantial margin, and 1959
business.
this
ment,
of
Corporation
168,324
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Spiith
175,000
Glore, Forgan & Co.
50,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.™
50,000
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
v
50,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co
—50,000
Ladenburg, Tlialmann & Co.„_
50,000
168,324
Merrill
Lazard
Freres
Wertheim
&
&
Co
After
abovo
>:
the sale of
the year
1958
promising.
factoring business, currently run¬
ning at a rate of nearly a billion dollars a year, continues to be a
steady source of earning -power. During 1958, we added two other
profitabe subsidiaries.
The first, Picker X-Ray Corp., is
a
leader
appears
even
more
Our
the
rapidly-developing fields of medical and industrial radiation.
other, North American Accident Insurance Co. is a well-estab¬
company, - offering
life,
health
and
accident
insurance, for
which wc foresee marked growth.
•
•
•-«
- •••»•
>
1%
3%
3%
debentures,
debentures,
of
of the common stock of the corporation
stockholders will own beneficially in the
the outstanding shares of common stocfc
GIVING
EFFECT TO
series
A
•
,
assurance
of
continued
sound
growth
147.
for
group
of
expanding
your
subsidiaries, to¬
activities, give
corporation.—V.
189,
FINANCING
series
B
due
Outstanding
1975__$110,000,000
clue
1975
$86,550,000
90,000,000
70,750,000
3%%
debentures,
C
due
1977
63,000,000
50,750,000
314%
3r:u%
debentures, series D
debentures, series E
debentures, series F
debentures, series G
debentuers, series H
clue
1979
40,000,000
36.250,000
due
1980
40,000,000
37,500,000
due
1981
40,000,000
38,750,000
due
1981
25,000,000
24,240,000
clue
1982
20,000,000
25,000,000
20,000,000
37/«%
4%%
5%%
5%
debentures,
4*'!b%
series
series
debentures,
debentures,
I
due
1982
series J due
series K due
25,000,000
1983
30,000,Q00
30,000,000
41b %
1983
First mortgabe bonds of Columbia Gull'
25,000,000
25,000,000
103,500,000
.01,400.000
60,000,000
60,000,000
Transmission
4Vs%
first
clue
Co.—
pipeline bonds,
mortgage
1974
1st mtge. pipeline bonds, due '78
$3Vj!% subord. debentures due 1964
5%
Preferred
stock
1950,
($10 par value)
29,500,000 shs.
additional
as
1,767,400
500,000 shs.
$ Common stock
"No
50,000,000
($50 par value)
debentures of
limited amounts under
operating record of this
profit potentials of other
PRESENT
the corporation—
However,
the
48,093
673,299
Authorized
^Senior debentures of
lished
with
48,093
I
shares
selling
aggregate less than
of the corporation.
The
established
48,093
48,093
700,000
the
the
48,093
48,093
50,000
-
offered,
48,093
50,000
Co
CAPITALIZATION
be an enormous growth in the mar¬
resulting volume of installment credit
business available to the financing industry. Accordingly, there will be
ample opportunities for all well-managed credit institutions to operate
successfully, and for C.I.T. to maintain a leading position in this ex¬
panding market.
C.I.T. today is a highly diversified organization. In the automobile
ket
p.
Co
175.000
&
widespread
impression exists that C.I.T. has a contract with the
Ford Motor Co. covering the financing of Ford cars. This is not the
case.
C.I.T. receives no preferential treatment of any kind from the
Ford Motor Co. In fact, Ford has been prohibited since 1938 by a
in
Carl
Totals
the
is
Co.
Common Stock
of Gulf Interstate
recently called for redemption on Jan. 15, 1959, $30,000
$6,500 of its first refunding mortgage serial bonds, series A, dated
July 15, 1956 at 100% and 101%, respectively. Payment will be made
were
and
the
series
A
27,003,052 shs.
through K may be issued,
additional debentures
of other series may be issued in un¬
the corporation's indenture dated- as of June 1,
supplemented,
subject
to
the
restrictions
provided
therein.
JSlnco Sept. 30, 1958 and through Oct. 31, 1958, $229,800 principal
of subordinated debentures were deposited for; conversion and
amount
17,220 shares of common stock were issued in exchange therefor. Set
also V.
189, p.
44.
AND FINANCIAL OHRONICEE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B.. Dana Company, Publishers 25. Park Place, New York 7, N. YREctor 2-9570. Herbert D- Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Dana Selhert; Presidents, Published' twice
week {every -Thursday (general news and advertis ing issue) .with a-statistical Issue oil Monday]. /Other offices: 135 S.1 L* Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
Copyright .1958 by William <B. Dana.Company, Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3,1879. Sifbeertptfdea
stateV
S. -Possessions,: Territodei -and. Members* Of "Pan-American Union, $65.-00 per year; In Dominion of Canada, 868.00
per year.* Other CouAtriss,'$72.00 nsr viar
Oh account of -the /fluctuations
in -the-rat^
of'^exchange;
remittance for
foreign subscriptions
f,
Interstate
of
stockholder
Church
,
corporation,
subsidiary
wmi c°MMeR(3IAL
!l
stock
common
$66,446,320 $41,035,022
reorganization
$2,527.77
was
147.
p.
the
preferred
-
multi-story apartment building
& Associates, Inc., of Chicago, have
as
architects in connection
with the project
and
Company of Chicago is to be the builder.—V. 189,
M.
into
2640-.
among
ferred
and
construciton
Milton
designated
Robert
fees
-
- -
shares
of
common
stock
above
offered
in
full
discharge of their
rights as holders of said preferred stock.
As provided in said reorganization agreement, the number of shares
of common stock of
the corporation received
in exchange for such
Howard
Western,
the
converted
assets.
188,
Gulf
which has owned the property for many
air rights over a number of tracks, it
this trackage for its freight service to industries extending
eastward along the north bank to the North Pier Terminal and to
docks on Navy Pier.
Sole broker in the transaction was the firm of
L. J. Sheridan & Co.
The purchase prioe was not disclosed.
The
purchasing group said that plans are being developed and
sold
be
may
p.
;</'■:.'>■•
'
■»
1
.
and
river.
>
,
and plan dated as of June 5,
Columbia Gulf Transmission Co.
(a
corporation) and Gulf Interstate Gas
Co.
and
the
preferred stock purchase agreement
dated Dec.
29,
1958 between the selling stockholders and Gulf Interstate, the selilng
stockholders severally purchased at par on Dec. 29, 1958, $14,000,000
par value of
the 6V'2%
series of preferred stock of Gulf Interstate.
Gulf Interstate applied tlie funds received from the selling stockholders
to payment
of the redemption price of GSS^^'shares of' the 6%
series of cumulative preferred stock, $20 par value, of Gulf Interstate.
Pursuant to said preferred stock purchase agreement, Gulf Interstate
has
agreed
to
pay
$175,000 to
the selling stockholders for
their
agreement, among other things, not to dispose of tlie shares of CVz%
preferred Stock held by them prior to July 1, 1959, except, upon
liquidation of Gulf Interstate, in exchange for shares of common
stock of the corporation or cash.
In its order dated Dec. 23. 1958,
approving the acquisition by Columbia Gulf of the properties and
assets
of
Gulf Interstate,
the Securities and Exchange Commission
retained jurisdiction over the amount of remuneration to be received
by the selling stockholders, as above referred to.
Prior to liquidation
Gulf Interstate paid to the selling stockholders dividends amounting
on
the
'• *
,
value per share
Under
the open¬
optimistic
net
1958,
has
of
Y.
stock
wholly-owned
,
Eastern
and
;
,
?•'
stock (par $10) at $21.75 per share through
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith. Further details follow:
the installa¬
track between
of
1959,
147.
p.
-•
Carl M.
through
Indiana.
Seaway
industrial
of
acquire
common
consummated.
are
plus the
Lawrence
N.
5,
Columbia
savings will be effected by the consolidation of offices
outlying building if present plans for the construction of
single,
a
"These
to
company
fering—Mention was made in our issue of Jan. 5 of the
public offering and sale on Dec. 31 of 673,299 shares of
of
8—Further
in
York
—V.
tonnage.
miles
construction
acquisition" or
the
company
Preferred
the
below
continue.
to
effected
on
the
of
Net asset
6—Piggyback
hauls,
in
which
the
Chicago
and
Eastern
Illinois
a
pioneer road, have been growing steadily and are expected to
reach new highs in 1959.
tion
to
aim
Colonial Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased—
was
Danville, Illinois,
the
be
As Of Dec. 31—
^
Chrysler plant near
compensate for the loss of traffic occasioned
Chrysler operations in Evansville.
of
given
1959.—V. 189, p. 43.
would
closing
;
;•
its
New
4—The
Ford
plant in Chicago
Heights,
which
is
served by
a
wholly owned subsidiary of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois (Chicago
Heights Terminal Transfer RR. Co.), will begin the stamping of Ford
parts as well as Edsel and Mercury parts which they have previously
major
investment
recently called for redemption on Jan. 30, 1959, all
outstanding -4V4%
cumulative convertible preferred stock at
$101 per share plus accrued dividends of SLOG1/* per share. Immediate
payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 18 Pine St.,
following
increased
will
will
The
of
plans to acquire substantial additional rolling stock.
An im¬
provement in freight other than coal during the last four months
has
variety of
a
Advantageous
City Stores Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
,
-
18.2%.
of
in
investment
purposes;
(c) Improved property suitable
commercial redevelopment purposes. Consideration
...
500,000 tons.
In 1958 the Chi¬
123,683 carloads of coal as compared
This
1957.
for
States.
President.
additional
an
in
conditions
United
in
1959:
Chicago and Eastern Illinois expects to take delivery
hopper cars to handle this increased coal business as well
new
.The
a
owe
the same
.to cuts in
medium
a
the
equity interests in
-properties in which the total equity investment constitutes a relatively
small part of the total investment. The. company intends to manage
; properties
in which it is a sole investor through agents appointed, for
this; purpose. It is anticipated that, if it enters-a group or syndicate
; which both acquires a property ana undertakes its management, Cityt
Lands will participate in the revenues and obligations of such manage¬
ment on a pro rata basis. The prospectus lists F. Donald Richart as
pretty
were
as
in
sought
commercial
and
be
also
It
which
of
some
serve
properties.
make
gether
as
the
and Eastern Illinois handled
of
i
for
year,
to
should
with
.ares' also hi excess of 5 %. The purchasers were not aware
' sVlc|i acquisitions would constitute each of them an "affiliate"
a
169 uno
new
add
cago
on
Purchase
nrJli0 Sccurihes
i
we
coal
trucks,
Zeclcendorf
—
this
of
should
2——Generally
field,
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.
1958,
and
residential
may
1959,
tonnage under the Gartland Steamship tariff of 500,1,000,000 is anticipated in 1959.* With four lake ports serviced
1958, nine additional ports will receive delivery this
year.
In
&
of
real
for
be
will
share, in
$1,569,529 under those of 1957, and these .savings
during 1959 with but little added
increased traffic."
: .,3
:
;
financing institution,
Chemical Fire
the
$2 per
black.
1—Increase of
in
3.000
Co
5.000
Kidder,
v
Moseley & Co
Ohio
stein
Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp.
—v.
S.
stock,
000 to
Co., Inc.- 1.125
&
F.
Noyes & Co.— 3.000
Hornblower & Weeks—
3.000
W.
Turben
months
Much
.'
were
1.125
Co
0.750
Hemphill,
The
&
4.500
1.125
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 4.500
&
3.000
Brothers
5.000
First Boston
Corp.—
Fulton Reid &
Co., Inc—.—
Miller
2.500
Langley & Co
Higginson Corp—
0.750
The
Hayden
C.
W.
4.500
Co._«ri
Dickson & Co.,. Inc.—
Drexei
F
&
Co
&
A
into
against >2;418,908
reference
factors
UNDERWRITERS—The company has agreed to sell to each of the
underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters has severally
Goldman, Sachs
class
part will continue
the handling of any
for
expense
on
reserved
the
on
to
estate
will be
(a) improved residential and commerestate;,j(b) .unimproved .land suitable for development for
residential
the
eleven
as
penses, which
Jot the most
finalized
y
shares
of
as
first
years, has
will retain
(without
series
Common
the
While
due
—
arrearage
earnings substantially
real
of
opportunities
cial
trying ones for -all railroads, our gross revenues amounted to
$32,542,146 as. against $34,949,904 for the same
-period in 1957, a drop
of 6.9%.
However,we were able to bring down to net $1,491,348 after
bank
863,000
debentures
the
yet, it
capital
funded
Reference to the road's financial position, he noted that the
'*For
•
erty
20,036,400
subordinate
as
its
added:
it
1984
of
A.
H.
Schwartz of Chicago,
announced on Jan.
16 that
purchased the fees and air rights from this railroad on prop¬
the north bank of the Chicago River between State Street and
Wabash Avenue and extending north to Kinzie Street, Chicago.
The irregular shaped property has 178 feet of frontage on the north
$7,384,000
4,670,000
senior
compiled
amount
loans
Blum
7,500,000
1972
full
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Sells Air Rights—
sinking fund debentures due June
1,
Other
the
earn
was
A
2,005,000
;
will-
not
first of this year was $1,620,660 With no short
outstanding, while oil the corresponding date a year ago
$1,406,096 including a bank loan of $600,000 which was
liqui¬
dated during .1958.
In addition,
the road received an-income tax
refund of $388,168 on Jan.
2, which further improves its cash position.
-it
Outstanding
$20,000,000
19G5.^_
1965
road
are
>
registration
a
underwriter
stock
sinking fund debentures due July
15,
the
1958
FINANCING
$20,000,000
debentures
3
sales
that
its
balance
term
such
cents per common share.
Authorized
3:'t%
C.,
Ohio.
net
to
1958,
30,
$3,443,000,
N.
bring
cash
1958. the company
31,
consolidated
Canton,
at
Hamilton,
at
$11,534,000,
ended
was
plants
ended March
year
subsidiaries
income
integrated
paper
the fiscal
consolidated
122,000
It has
Ohio.
,
figures for December
filed
types
12
sinking funds together with all the contingent interest on
debt.
With improved business, it is
anticipated that the road
the
Hamilton,
at
Jan.
on
and
able-to pay
the
the basis of an 8%
While the final
[principal amount) of debentures,
on the basis of $100 of
[debentures for each 22 shares held of record Jan. 14,
1959. Rights to subscribe for the debentures will expire
at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 29, 1959. Goldman, Sachs &
Co. heads a group which will underwrite the offering.
ago,
President,
With
Cbampi&n Paner & Fibre Co.—Debentures Offered—:
position materially improved the first of this year as
this railroad is predicating Its plans for 195.9
increase in traffic, David O. Mathews.
year
on
.
The prospectus states that .in connectionwith the company's recent
Ucauisition of substantially-all of the assets, of The Bailey Department
fctores Co., 'the company paid iout $550,000;. in. cash and borrowed
[ $1 °50 000 from the National City Bank of Cleveland. One of tlie
conditions of this loan was that the company would obtain a minimum
increase in equity capital or subordinated -debt of
$250,000. Accordtiimiy
the proceeds of this issue will discharge the condition of the
loan'and will-be used to replenish the company's working capital
jwlilch was reduced in making such cash payment.—V. 187, p. 2903.
[This company
a
operations
filed a registration statement "with the SEC on Jan.
i
1959
covering -118,112 shares of its $1 par common stock. Century
proposes to offer this stock for subscription at a price of $5 per share
} :, j10iders of its outstanding common stock at the rate of one share
for each five shares held on. the record date,
which is to be supplied
b»v-■■"amendment. Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc., is listed as principal
hmderwriter. Underwriting commissions vary from a minimum of $0.07
I er share to a maximum of $0.87 per share, depending upon the
company
This
.
which is located at Room 3748, 120 Broadway, New
statement with the SEC on Jan. 13, 1959,
covering 100,000 shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale
at $20 per share by Model, Roland & Stone, which will receive a com¬
mission of 25 cents per share.
The company was organized in December 1958 at the instance of
York,
.
kanimer
City Lands Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This company,
•
proceeds will be used to pay for expansion of company's Dans-
Tlie
3
(343)
meaning of Section 9(a)(2) of the Holding Company- Act and," therefore, did not seek approval of the acquisitions as required by that Act.
the closing price of outstanding shares the day
than 95%. of
the sale.
. ;v
not less
before
The Commetcial and Financial Chronicle
and advertisements must be mads IWNew York tenia.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
4
.
.
Monday, January 19, 1959
.
(344)
Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Cancels
&
Columbus
This
effective
contracts,
March
on
completed.—V. 188, p. 2141.
next.
15,
Drilling & Exploration Co., Inc.—Grants Option—
application for higher electric rates in the area will be made-as
studies being conducted by the company's rate and valuation
An
Corn Products Co.—Unlisted
as
soon
of consultants are completed.
will ask the Ohio P. IT. Commission to grant
for rural customers in the 23-county area served by it.
and Southern
Ohio Electric Company has not yet de¬
department and teams
Later
the company
it
increases
Columbus
the
termined
amount
the
Columbus and Franklin County—14.9#. for residential
electricity and 19.2% from commercial and small industrial
of
customers.
Some
will
stock
of
application
an
'
o
-
Crescent
In
,
ident
,
'
Expands—
with Hugh G. Hamilton, President and prin¬
Eastern Air Devices, Inc., W. H. Garbade, Pres¬
Petroleum Corp., on Jan. 15 announced the merger
of
Crescent
of
Corp.—Unit
Petroleum
shareholder
the service
189, p. 44.
of
part
of
area
Eastern
sidiary
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
sec¬
Norbute
Corp., principal industrial sub¬
" *
4
known manufacturer of special¬
Petroleum.
Air
Eastern
Devices, Inc., is a well
electronic-mechanical equipment.
ized
Credit
Commercial
into
Devices
Air
Crescent
of
consideration
The
the
of
:
,
merger
disclosed.
not
was
Devices
-both
i*
Jan.
sale
13
on
bid
a
The
to
1960
The
maturity.
funding
at
will
which
the
retire
interest
benefit
all
debentures
new
lower
have
will
cost
but
of
redeemable
not
are
prior
sinking fund
of .the issue
a
$400,000
to
PROCEEDS
added
of
to
working
its
period
proceeds
capital
the
additions
gross
and
Net
1959-62,
proximately
as
com¬
of
debentures
the
application
utility
will
the
for
calls
for
31,
the
EARNINGS—For
,
operating
the
$60,137,898.
$380,090,910
and
12
the
of
revenues
to
income
of
had
company
months
company
This
net
about
ended
cost
the
amounted
compared with
income
of
to
31,
York
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
for
the
PRESENT
calendar
mortgage bonds—
4149/
series S.
due
March
1,
March
1,
year
3%.
due
April
1,
the
extensively in the
system between
1999-4..—,
1,
2001.
due Oct.
1,
2004
due Jan.
1,
2008_„
1,
seven
Mr.
50,000,000
issuable
■
50,000,000
in
38,875,000
49,000,000
38,417,000
in
Coast
2,300
from Portland, Maine,
the west.—V. 189, p. 148.
011
Woolman
47,425,000
1959
20,000.000
20,000,000
maturit y
2,500.000 shs.
and
400,000 shs.
_
brought
was
together
by
The
four
Atlanta
said
Dela
has
also
banks
provide
concluded
almost
credit
20%
agreements
and
will
plans
repayments
6
%,■.1
;
the
until
1968
engineering
of
six
Douglas DC-8
jetliners
Robert, E.
33,800,
par i—™
§30.000,000 shs.
18,412,661 Shs.
the
terms
the
of
company's mortgage, additional bonds
future series may be issued without limitation as to
First
Delta has
Convair
10
880
jet transports
first
The
existing or
aggregate principal amount.
any
liMaximum
amount issuable under the indenture.
Debentures retired
pursuant to sinking funds may not be reissued.
and canceled
iOf
Nov.
the
(
stock
common
of
N.
Y.;
The
Trust
Shreveport,
Co..
New
National
Co.,, Asheytlle,
N.
York,
of
Trust
Wash¬
The
Hibernia
National
,
J
be
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below have
severally agreed to
company the following respective principal amounts
;
N.
Y.;
The
of
The
Bank
of
New
Omitted)—
The
First Boston Corp._„__,.$2,100
Hornblower
Weeks—1,500
Lehman Brothers
Merrill
Lynch.
Penner
Childs
1,500
Pierce,
& Smith
Securities
Inc
1,500
Corp
1,000
Francis I.
duPont & Co
Equitable
Securities
Carl
Loeb.
M.
Co.
F. S.
1,000
Corp.
Rhoades
Stroud
&
Co.,
of
The
1
M.
&
-
&
Co
;
7
Inc
&
I11
200
Corp
Company
Townsend,
200
200
&
200
Strader
200
Co
Suplee,
1
its
J.
150
Harold E.
E.
W.
V.
Clark
188,
p.
&
Co
2740.
Co.,
Townsend. Dabney & Tyson
R. Williston & Beane
Wood &
Catalin
Company
is
Fords,
four
Inc.,
of
notification
stock
common
The
with
par)
to
par)
of
class
be offered in
B
proceeds
stock
a
the
the
invested
$2,300,000
in
of
Calumet
J.,
chemicals,
City,
111.,
and
Thomasville,
to
call
100
at
its
outstanding preferred
is
$8.50
this
of
stock
and
i
loan,
is
with
N
L.
share—V.
100
100
100
100
Dresser Industries,
Tins
corporation has
(Yaclmientos
at
Buenos
drilling
Texas
plants
C
setting
»
188,
p.
rigs
which
(N. J.)—Private Placement
C. Langley & Co. and The
recently negotiated the private place¬
ment of $3,000,000 5% 1st
mtge. bonds, series F, due
Nov. 1, 1983, and
15,000 shares of first preferred stock
Par $100), it was announced on
Jan. 6—V. 185
-This company,
through W.
First Boston
Corp.,
1
1991
made
rigs
in
in
"Ideco"
This
Jan.
p.
the
the
aside'
has
3-
not
fails
to
of
the
affairs
with
the
Eljo
national
of
oil
an
industry
order
failed to comply
that it offered
Oil
in
A,
specified
reflect
changes
material
company,
made, not mis¬
of new
were
to
(1)
the
acquisition
proceeds front the sale of
of
%
which
and
omits to state
statements made, in
respect
use
.
stock.—
■
listed
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
filed
a
registration
covering 237,918 shares of
these
shares
as
statement
of
the
with
stock.
common
It
SEC
on
is proposed
subscription by common stockholders at the
for each four shares held.. The record date,
for
share
Lee
and
underwriting .terms Tare
to
Corp. and P. W. Brooks
-
Higginson
the. principal
be
&
supplied
Co.
by,
Inc., are
underwriters.
Of the net proceeds of the stuck sale, approximately $487,000 will be.
to ,complete the
company's modernization and expansion program,
a nee
will
be
completion
added
program,
June,
1959,
to
of
other
capital
working capital.
in
commenced
involves
1957
expenditures
improvements,
and the bal-
modernization ancl expan¬
The
and
completed by
$5,750,000.—V. 1B5,
expected
estimated
to
at
be
610.
p.
To
Redeem Pre-
l'erred Stock—
F.
all
agency)
of
$105
American
corporation
its
per
recently
outstanding
share,
plus
or.
the
p.
45.
Crocker-Anglo
March 13, 1959,
preferred stock at
Payment wui
Co.,-16 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.,
Bank, San Francisco, Calif.—V. 189>
called
4%
for
redemption
cumulative
dividends
be. made at the Bankers
Itlay. These rigs, which carry the
drilling masts, are the second part of a
largest single order for identical drilling
so far received.
The
Ideco's
arrangement
one
that
Regulation
Fibreboard Paper Products Corp.
history of the petroleum industry.
Iaeco-type rigs, part of an order for
Pignone,
Construction
by
(2)
price
The
30, fire the second
first group—10 in all—came to
Argentina
Beaumont, Texas, plant where Dallas-based Ideco. one
of the Dresser
Industries, operates its principal manufacturing facility.
The remaining 20 of the
30rrig order are being built in Italy through
an
of
Trust
National
of
on
convertible
cents
80
share.
per
.
the
These
Nuovo
facts,
the
subscription
sion
part
asserts
(state)
corporation
9r 1959,
offer
2741.
the
of securities
with the
filed
used
amortization
precedent-setting cargo to Y. P.
is
in
particularly
$100,009 for
Florence,
on
constitutes
a
Fiscales,
Argentina.
registration
from
offerings
notification
necessary in order to make the
the circumstances under which they
839. 7
7
Inc.—Completing Argentina Deal-
delivered
Petroliferos
Aires,
name
deal
from
Commonwealth Water Co.
light of
186,
100
100
Commission
material
amendment.-
convertible
per
public
a
facts,
7 rate of one new
purpose.
the
exemption
In
amount.
Erie Forge & Steel
payments
will
1971. The loan, which is subordinate to
existing
at the lender's
option to Catalin common
April 1,
on
stock
in
of
and
to
plastics
■ '•*
to
respect
jurisdiction
a
V.
Note—
and
in
occurred
leading,
for
Catalin
resins
in
)
conditional
a
with
per
used
Act
12, 1957, Eljo Oil proposed the public offering of
shares at $1 per share pursuant to such an exemption.
the.
properties
units
$125
be
to
are
Co.—Acquires Catalin
producer
N.
indebtedness,
100
securities
have
and
at
provides
Aug.
on
order,
material
"
(no
shares
(no
selling
other
V
nine
in its notification
failed to. file certain sales literature, as required.
Furthermore,
according to the order, the company's offering circular contains untrue
Indianapolis.
of the loan will
go into the general funds of Catalin with
portion earmarked for expansion purposes. The
company also
large
shipment
p
A
Proceeds
a
*
has
company
by
and
Exchange Commission—
letter
a
stock
involved.
approximately $850,000 for
According to the terms
100
Company. Inc.
Mosley
Incorporated
200
200
is
Co.,
Corp. of America
by purchasing a subordinated convertible note of
Catalin, according to
a
joint statement made by the two firms on Jan. 14. .
100
and
200
Sons
Stetson
and
A
intends
Yeatman.
Joseph Walker
Vinslow, Cohu
&
This
.
coihmence
Stringfellow
McDonald & Company
class
underwriting
capital.
100
&
Co
of
common
100
Company, Inc.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company
Irving Lundborg & Co
&
class
Dow Chemical
at
Lane, Space
Scott
filed
of
B
100
Corporation
Kalman
Stix
Crouter & Bodine
&
125
100
Jenks, Kirkland & Co
The Johnson,
300
31
class
sold
v.-7
certain terms and conditions
with
,
A*
common
its
This
100
—
Dec.
shares
on
1,600
of
share
No
working
125
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
&
unit.
125
Winslow,
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Gairdner &
Company Inc
shares
being
are
made- permanent.
or
exceeding. $300,000
250,000
125
125
Sherrerd
Chace, Whiteside
400
400
300
&
Coe
125
Carolina
Lemon
&
Turben & Co., Inc.
Leonard & Lynch
corporation
covering
of -one
,
100
200
Johnston,
125
Merrill,
Butcher &
L A. Hogle & Co.
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
rlunt Ellis <fe Simmons
DeHavcn
Mackall
125
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
400
Securities
125
Sutro
Robinson-Humphrey
Collins
6,400
Fahey, Clark & Co.—
First Southwest Company
800
400
Co.
Company, Inc.
ioodbody & Co.
Julien
SEC
600
Corp
The
150
125
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood-Shuman, Agnew & Co
500
Marks
$150
—
800
Inc
Michigan
Laurence
Co
600
Inc
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Pirst
&
Bros. & Boyce
Baker, Watts & Co
Moore,
&
Moseley & Co,_,
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Reynolds & Co
Miller
Stein
800
—-
——-
Hayden,
shares
-''77
Securities
statements
Denbo Engineering
&
Sales
lnd.—Files With Securities and
.
—(000's
the
Commission
York,
New
National Bank. Knoxville,
Tenn.; The First National Bank of
Memphis. Tenn; and The National Bank of Commerce of Houston. Tex
V. 188, p. 2741.
7 -
vacated
under
not
purchase
;
the
of
Regulation
Bunk'*
—
from the
if the debentures:
balance
The Securities and Exchange
Commission, it -was announced 011 Jan.
13; • has issued an order temporarily suspending
a
Regulation A exentption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
to a public stock offering
by this corporation. The order provides an
opportunity for hearing on. the question whether the suspension should
The
York; Wachovia Bank <fc
Philadelphia National Bank " (Pa.);' '
Hamilton
'
La.;
City Bank
C.;
Siekman% Executive .Vice-Presic'.ent, of South Bend,7 lnd.,
Alpha M. Wiggins, Vice-President, 32,400 shares. They
sell 31,000,
15,000, .7,000 and 6.500 shares, respectively.
Eljo Oil & Mining Corp. Las Vejas, Nev.—Stock Offer¬
,
Trust
First
to
ing Temporarily Suspended—
on
in New Orleans, La.; Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City, Mo.; Mercan¬
tile Trust Co.. St, Louis, Mo.; J. P. Morgan & Co., New York. N. Y.;
Manufacturers
now
authorized, 280,201 shares were as of
1958, reserved for issuance under the
Employee Stock Purchase
30,
Plan.
Bank
facilities.
research
stockholders..
Vi
includes:
Bank
La.;
National
and
propose
June
"Subject to
($25
and
The company new has outstanding 398,650 common shares, of which
245,350 shares (61.55% ) are said, to be owned by officers, directors
and principal stockholders. The largest individual blocks are held by
Albert Kahn. President, 137,250 shares, Anne S. Kahn, 66,000 shares,
ington. D. C.; The Florida National Bank of
Jacksonville, Fla.% The
First National Bank of Miami, Fla.; American National Bank and
Trust
Co. of Chicago, 111.; Continental Illinois
National Bank and Trust Co.
of Chicago, Ili.; Commercial National Bank
in ShrevCport,
stock
reacquired by the company
contemplation of sinking fund requirements: $1,125,000 of the 3%
issue; $1,518,000 of the 2%% issue; $1,410,000 of the 3J/»% issue; and
Si,575,000 of the 3%% issue.
be
months the company plans to expend approximately $250,000 of these
funds for additions to productive capacity and $200,000 for expansion of
final
fDoes not include the following debentures
in
of
to
are
the
as
of.
this
and the remaining 75,000 shares are to be offered for
the
issuer. The public offering price and underwriting
supplied by amendment. F. 8. Moseley & Co. is listed
principal underwriter.
Net proceeds to the company from its stock offering will be added
initially to its general funds. It is proposed to retire presently out¬
standing short-term bank loans, but it is anticipated that intermittent
bank borrowings in the future will be required.
During the next 12
terms
with
and
account
the
jet, passenger service in the Fall.
the DC-8s,
to
required
are
now
.
first
to inaugurate
with
order
No
receive
addition
I11
250,000 shs.
I960.
in 1974.
1958.
are
holders thereof;
the
delivery scheduled for January, 1960.
Besides the four Atlanta hanks, the
banking group
National Bank, Birmingham, Ala.; The
Riggs National
Common
of
75,000
four insurance companies—-Prudential. Connecticut
General, Connecticut
Mutual, and Mutual Insurance Co. of New York-Mo provide $25,000,000.
Under terms of the agreement, he said, funds will be available in
40,482,000
series—
group
filed
a
registration statement with
the SEC on
covering 150.000 shares of capital stock. Of these shares,
outstanding and arc lo be-offered for sale by the
company
13,
Jan.
total.
Mr.
,
agreement.
44,590,000
series
banking
for the first
2351.
p.
Securities
Bank—participate
the
50,000,000
50,000,000
-
the
188,
Electro-Voice,(1 Die., Buchanan, Mich.—Registers With
& Exchange Commission—
011
years.
said
expansion program."—V.
ancl
connecting
than
extending
areas
and
49.000.000
■_
-
series
city
Pacific
Woolman
Delta
5.25%
Syracuse. In conjunction with 38
also is .available to and from more
rise in net income
diversification
Southern National Bank.
He described 4he agreement aslargest financing organized by a Soutiheem bank.*'
Three other Atlanta banks—the Trust
Company of Georgia, the First
National Bank of Atlanta, and the Fulton National
50,000,000
2009__
4.64%
and
major
51%
a
nine months of 1958. This acquisition is the first step in Eastern Lime's
New
"the
40,000,000
-
■" <
;-7-% ■'
4.650 of the 4,912Lj outstanding shares of
stock and $136,500 of the firm's $147,375
New
own
repayable over the
next
Citizens
$50,000,000
1,
value,
its
C. E. Woolman. President and General Manager, said Delta has
signed
agreement with the 24 banks under which $35,000,000 will be avail¬
until the end of 1960 as a revolving credit and
the
1999—
duo April
duo April
4%%, due Jan.
*
to
east
40,000,000
.
common
net sales and
increase an
54/,..
operates
able
tFSinking fund debentures—
2%%,
2 % %,
3Va%,
37/h%,
service.
service
throughout
arrangements with 24 banks and four insurance compa¬
nies to finance its jet program.
'
1988.
Top
*
Inc.—Completes Financing Program—
This corporation on Jan. 15 announced the completion of
$180,000,000
1987_
due
.
60
50,000,000
334%, series T,
purchased
feet
and
area
service
in
$Outstanding
■
Lime
Harlenn Black
Delta Air Lines,
100.000,000
f
commercial stone.
Eastern
an
.
Pa.—Acquisition—
Pennsylvania, producing high calcium limestone
% two qarries in eastern
This
net
FINANCING
i.
V
314%, series O, due July 1, 1982
3%, series Q, due May 1, 1984
3 Yst %, series R. due June 1, 1986„„
S.
the
stations
..
3%, series L. due Feb. 1, 1977~._^
3%, series M, due April 1, 1985
3%, series N, due June 1. 1978...
Jan.
on
of the outstandmg common stock
which
month
"Piggy-Back"
Buffalo
and
railroads
operating revenues
Authorized
•First
cubic
Jersey
the
and
R.
and
this
trailer-on-flat-car
Lackawanna
1957.
CAPITALIZATION
Receives
—
Wills, President,
9 announced the
acquisition of more
of Harlem Black Top, inc.,
operates plants in Wcscosville and Douglasville, Pa. These plants
V; manufacture a" road paving material known as "Black Top," consisting
of graded stone, asphalt and sand.
Eastern Lime owns and operates
"
.
electric
$396,835,025
electric
$53,342,448
1958.
RR.
,'
began receiving the first of its
highway trailers for "Piggy-Back" service. The trailers
2,200
nation-wide
customers.
Oct.
Eastern Lime Corp., Kutztown,
F.
than 90%
2741.
p.
Feb. .19,.—V. 188, p. 44.
on
•
York-New
1,962,000
188,
Western
&
-
1958,
held
:%
24. 1959,
-
Company is engaged in the production, purchase, trans¬
mission, distribution and sale of electricity in an area of approxi¬
mately 11,000 square miles, which includes the City of Chicago. At
Oct.
back- ."
188,, p.
\
1
this company
Feb.
outstanding 3% subordinated debentures. The purchase price was 3,420
50 of the Volume Van style each having
shares of Eastern Lime common stock and $149,60a in pish.
capacity, and each equipped with the
Prior to
latest
in
retractable
aluminum permanent
the transaction, Eastern Lime had 113,727 common shares outstanding.
dunnage devices. - It * is'%
7;: .Eastern Lime's Kutztown quarry has been a supplier of road stoneexpected that the delivery will be' completed early next month. The
total order also includes 25 new insulated vans.
•
"9 ' •1 <16 the Wescosville plant of Harlem Black Top since its formation in
I11 addition to the trailers the railroad also is receiving the last of 1
March. 1955.
The Douglasville plant will now be supplied by Eastern
*200 flat cars which are being built at its own shops at Scranton, Pa.,:
Lime's Oley quarry, approximately doubling total shipments to Harlem
for "Piggy-Back" service.
Black Top.
;
The Lackawanna operates more than 525 highway trailers of various
Stated Mr. Wills, "The operations of Harlem Black Top will add a
types, including refrigerator, flat bed and open top vehicles in its
valuable new source of earnings for Eastern Lime, which reported a
four-year
expenditure of ap¬
the
below.—V.
Inc.
Airways,
earlier
75 new
than
more
additions.
property
' '
"
that
on
being delivered include
now
company
the
managerial
and
of the program.—V.
of bonds
System, Inc.—Sale of Property—
Lackawanna
railroad
order of
be
of
for
program
technical
'
Caribbean
Trans
This
re¬
toward
properties
construction
scheduled,
now
sale
who will continue as head of the
his
offering
Chairman of the Board and President, 011 Jan. 13
is proposing to take bids on $10,000,000
with a meeting of prospective bidders to be
Philip A. Fleger,
> announced
Equipment—
prior
-
electric
This
$560,000,000
BUSINESS-
the
ultimate
for
to
subsidiaries.
from
to
Duquesne Light Co.—Plans Bond Financing-
;
employees
400
approximately
and
;
See
redemption prices
July 1, 1960, to
*
p.
?
A-
Jan. T, 1964.
the
company
redeemable
are
addition
D. C. Transit
Otherwise,
at
the
option
of
at
general
ranging from 106.10% for those redeemed prior to
100.13 %
for those! redeemed on or after July 1,
2008; and at sinking fund redemption prices ranging from 101.48%.
for those redeemed during the seven months
beginning Dec. 1, 1959
to ,100.04%
for those redeemed on .or after July 1, 2008.
they
a
in
of
through
9>
;
See
manufactures miniature
and
ground to further the industrial portion
Delaware,
debentures
new
executives
present
direction of Mr, Hamilton,
the
! division
100.6499%.
mencing 111
its
with
"2640.
licly an issue of $20,000,000 4%% sinking fund deben¬
tures, due Jan. 1, 2009, at 101.474% and accrued interest
to yield 4.55% to maturity.
The group was awarded the
competitive
develops,
designs,
servo-mechanisms, and allied devices necessary to the
electronic and missile industries and will continue to be op¬
aircraft,
First Boston Corp. and associates on Jan. 14 offered pub¬
at
Devices
motors,
erated
under
debentures
Air
that
family and it is understood
and1 considerable cash changed hands.;
the Hamilton
by
stock
Crescent
Eastern
electric
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Debentures Offered—The
owned
was
an
for an
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Merger Study—
Minneapolis; St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR. below.—V. 189,
148.
'
••
'L';"- !.
;
Air
Eastern
"
ondary offering of 32,500 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on Jan. 9 by Bache & Co. at $60.50 per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10 per share. The
offering was oversubscribed.—V. 188, p. 543.
of
80% interest in concessions covering approxi¬
mately 1,250,000 acres in Zone One of the Petroleum Reserve Area
of
the Republic of Bolivia.
The acreage involved is presently held
by a Drilexco wholly-owned subsidiary, Bolivian Petroleum Corp.
Under the- option Atlantic expects to conduct extensive
exploratory
work, and if exercised, Atlantic will be required to drill one exploratory
well 'at its sole risk.
Atlantic has completed a preliminary investiga¬
tion and will proceed promptly to initiate photogeological studies, to
be followed by field work at the beginning of the dry season on about
April 1. 1959.—V. 189, p. 44.
option
one-year
statement
joint
a
cipal
Atlantic Refining Co. on Jan. 7 announced
agreement by which Atlantic has acquired a
the
and
company
consummation
"the
Cin¬
the
privileges in the common
Exchange for ^unlisted trading
company.'—V. 188, p. 2741.
this
of
granting
order
an
This
,
southern
cancellations.—V.
contract
the
by
the
in
customers
50,000
affected
be
Stock
cinnati
issued
has
SEC
Trading Granted—
in the southern
of
City
users
but
The
Chillicothe, Circleville, Athens and
parallel the raise being sought in
Gallipolis,
presumably it will
including
communities,
Hillsboro,
rate increase it will seek
the
of
.
dealer's concession of $1 per share.
■
,
F.
P.
Y.
The
Co., Inc., and Walston & Co. at $38.50 per share, with
The offering was
&
d
that the company has decided to terminate
advised in registered letters
the
common
has given officials of 53 communities formal notice
canceling rate setting contracts. Mayors, solicitors and clerks
in the southern part of the service area were
communities
the
France,
many,
tribution—A secondary
company
that it is
of
affiliates are made in England, Scotland, West GerHolland and Austria.
deal represents a $< '2 million sale. Ideco s President
G
W
"Jack" Walton, stated that the Dresser organization was able
to swing the deal partly because they could offer American equipment
to the dollar-short Argentines by going-the lira route through Nuovo
Fignone.—V. 188, p. 2741.
•
other
Dresser's
Corp.—Secondary Dis¬
distribution of 62,800 shares of
stock (par $1) was made on Jan. 12 by Blyth
Electrodynamics
Consolidated
53
Seek Rate Increase—
Rate Pacts—To
Through
rigs by the Florentine
concern
was
far-reaching licensing arrangements which
for
similar
manufacturing
agreements,
made
,
possible
Dresser
A.
G.
drilling equipment on the continent.-'
capital equipment and expendables of
Fidelity Capital Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Boston
investment company, on Jan. 12 filed a registration
with the SEC
covering 1.000,000 shares of its capital stock.
The fund
was
organized
by Fidelity Management & Research Co.
through offerings of 20.000 shares at $10 per share ending May 4 6
1958.
The public
offering is to be made at $12 per share. The dis¬
tributors are Hornblower &
Weeks, of Chicago, and The Crosby Corp
This
statement
the Ideco Division of
Dresser
A.
G. • and
affiliate of Italy's En-ti Nazionale Idrocarburi
(ENI).
of these
of the
effected
between
an
-
of
-
Boston,
who
will
receive
a
96c
Pidelity Management & Research
The
5%%
prospectus
of
the
lists
Edward
outstanding
C.
per
Co.
share
will
Johnson
shares;
and
he
underwriting commissionas Investment Adviser,
serve
2nd
has
as
President.
been
He owns
President
and »
. .
in
Fund, Inc.,
the
The
Corp.—Stock Offering Completed—Men¬
tion was made in our Jan. 12 issue of the public offering
on Dec. 31
of 50,000 shares of common stock (par $2),
through Singer, Bean & Mackie, Inc., at $6 per share
on a best efforts basis. ,; The offering was oversubscribed
on Jan. 2 and the books were closed.
First Lumber
program
the
toward
188,
company
an
will
contract
be
on' Jan. 6
increase of
10.5%
during December of
sales
same
the
over
month
ago.
year
a
to "special
<
Co. — Secondary Offering — A sec¬
offering of 18,000 shares of common stock (par
Governor
the
since, July
Mr.
March
♦
the
On
1939.
transfer
assistant
v
per
of
stock
,
.
16,
1949,
dividends
April,
in
-
..
April
*
Utilities
Preferred
for
Files
Co.
V
The
been
Staff
in
in
demand
to
$8,000,000
188,
1953.—-V.
GM
Financial
The
company
The
T on Jan. 1,
pend ture. of $2,221,000, including $340,000 for conversion of customers'
appliances to natural gas and $1,318,000. for transmission and distribu¬
tion mains and related costs.
Construction expenditures in 1960 are
estimated at $1,130,000.—V. 189, p. 149. u,' • . -
two
served
has
years
188, p. 1044.
o
;
y
;.j."
,
7
i
The
; accrued
future.'
-t, *
5preferred
dividends,
•
■
stock
is
redeemable,
$22
at
Series
above.—V.
188,
.
.
The
one
or
t
;-
y ■
Franklin
This
New
tional
Custodian
York
Jan.
on
8,
to
its
usual, quarterly
the
declared
the
!iThe
sizes
from
High-Altitudelaboratory units
to 100 miles.
900
small
altitudes
up
•
called for redemption
mortgage serial bonds
first
on
Jan.
dated
15,
Jan.
all
of
1950
at
1959,
15,
New
SEC
a
Webster
had
(Nevada)—Complaint Filed
Office
filed
been
SDNY)
Corp., 37 Wall St., New
stockholder Irving Kastner, and
further
violations vof
in
from
on Jan.
12, 1955,
seeking to enjoin
York, its President and
Howard F. Hansell, Jr.,
the anti-fraud provisions
announced
(USDC,
Securities
controlling
of Philadelphia,
f
Regional
York
complaint
•
of
sale
'
10,300,000
15,000,000
1982
(354%)—
(3:,i%)__
10,000,000
10,000,000
(33»%)2-
12,000,000
.
20,000,000
20,000,000
1966)„
4
this
stores
<fc
a
Co.—Forms
35
-
such
9
Jan.
Lansing
by
(N. Y\)
Shield,
P.
•
•
Sunrise
Supermarkets
Corp.
•
26
and
a
Sunrise
St.,
f.
New York State.-
v
Four
new supermarkets were opened on Jan. 14 by The Grand Union
bringing-to 468 the number of retail outlets being operated hy
rapidly expanding Eastern food chain in 11 Eastern states, the
District/of Columbia and Canada.
*"
4"
5,633,038 shs.
Co.,
the
280,312 shs.
None
750,000 shs.
718,862 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
1,250,000 shs.
Thre6
1.000,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
the
of
Monsey
and
average
.
more
markets
new
in
are
York
New
tons
the
of
and
the
Capacity—
.
'7
year,
began
President,
Board
Much
They
steelmaking capacity has been increased to
reflecting further progress in an expansion
three years ago, Nicholas P. Veeder, Chairman
a
that
program
of
*
Pelham,
rated
company's
1,440,000
state—North
Syracuse—and the fourth is in Miami, Fla,
than 19,000 square feet in size.—V. 189, p. 149.
North
Granite City Steel Co.—Increases
The
.
announced
Jan.
on
12.
»
plant expansion has consisted of constructo enable its seven open hearth furnaces
to produce more tons per hour of steel.
By the end of 1959, Mr.
Veeder said, plant improvements already built will have been brought
of Los Angeles
Co. of Florida
Division—
Sunrise
-on
has been named. Vice-President gnd General Man¬
Division, which will maintain headquarters at
Hicksville, L. I., N. Y. Mr. Withers had been serving
similar capacity as head of Grand Union's Central Division in
upper
1i 18,000,000
arrangements with Security-First National Bank,
Trust & Savings Association, Citizens Na¬
tion
j
...
to
.
whose
company's
end
is
purpose
efficiency, and Granite City Steel will reach- its
goal of an annual steelmaking capacity of 1,584,000
operating
peak
7 expansion
program
tons,
.
is almost 47%
This
City Steel had
more
than the 1,080,000 tons of capacity Granite
the start of its
at
expansion.—V. 188,
p.
2246.
*
Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Co., Inc.—Earnings—v »
Consolidated
Preferred Stock
'-Offered—Public offering of 480,000 shares of $1.30 cumu¬
General Telephone
-
Opens Four New Supermarkets—
issuance.
Savings Bank
of
Co.
Withers
the
Engel
'in
*
*
announced
was
the
of
of
ager
4,000,000
26,000,000
Mines
Rand
54-store marketing unit on Long Island
new,
.
Edwin L.
-
National
America
Trust
of
company
recently acquired
Grand Union supermarkets.
.
14,800,000
4,000,000
Goldfield
of
The new unit to be known as the Sunrise Division includes the 28
20,000,000
value).7,000,000 shs.
($20 par value)
)
'
280,312 shs.
any
19,688 shs.
has
company
of
Union
Formation
(2%% )-~
'
par
of
manner
the
-
-
t
term
if
Act
President.
(due 1959 to
($20
series,
Securities
the
Nevada stock.
1
and The First National
City Bank of New York to borrow from time to time up to Aug. 31,
1959 an aggr^prte amount
not to exceed $26,000,000 outstanding at
any time on an unsecured basis,
at the prime unsecured commercial
loan rate of interest prevailing at the date the respective loan is made.
Under such arrangements $18,000,000 of notes at 4%
interest were
outstanding as of, Jan. 7, 1959. .Additional borrowing may thereafter
at
any
time or from time to time be made during the remaining
term.-,of said arrangements.
See also V. 189, p. 149.
:
cash
that
r
the
—
lative preferred stock was made on Jail. 14 at par ($25
of
20 cents per share to stockholders of record on Jan. 19, 1959, payable
;j per share) and accrued dividends by Paine, Webber,
on Jan.
29; 1959, In'addition, they have declared a 5 % stock dividend
Jackson, & Curtis; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; arid
to stockholders of record on April 14, 1959, payable on' May 4,-1959.
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton. This offering was over,For the six months ending Dec. 31, 1958, the company had record
directors! have
New Products
Series
new
they simulate
Goldfield Rand Mines Co.
The
*
*.The aggregate principal amount of bonds that may be issued under
is not limited, except that the Indenture contains certain
and
conditions
upon
the issuance of additional bonds
tional
Franklin Stores Corp.—5% Stock Dividend—Earns. Up
The
in
Available
chambers,
recently
outstanding
(
"
:
pfd. stock ($20- 'par)cumul. pfd. stock ($20 par)—__
Bank
1924.
188, p.
its
announced
(Chicago, 111.)—To Redeem Bonds—
were
6,950.000
6,000,000
(3%%)-^
oumul.
and
company filed with the SEC ah amend¬
registration statement covering an . addi¬
200,000 Special Series Shares.—V.
<
restrictions
Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC
investment
1959
from
cost
100%. Payment is being made at the First National Bank, West Bend,
Wis.—V. 188, p. 147.
•
■
:
'
-
the Indenture
to pay off the $2,489,071 balance owing on notes issued in part
payment of Gulf States Life Insurance (issued in the face amount of"
77. • : r-"£.
...
cumul. pfd. stock ($20 par)__-__
'■
sale
- •;:
the
.
5%
the growth of its subsidiary insurance company, and to
part of its remaining funds in the common stocks of established
old line life insurance companies. It owns all but 14 qualifying shares
of Union National Life Insurance Co., which received a license in 1957
to engage in the life insurance company business in Georgia. It also
owns an 85% interest in Gulf States Life Insurance Co., of Birmingham■;i Foundation
Investment expects to use the proceeds of this stock
• v-;%.%
stock
Future
[4t*/$%
estimated at $1.25 per share.
•'
- .
'
company's objective and purpose was to organize or purchase
more new insurance companies,
to use its resource's to provide
;■
V
$1,368,000
-
-
pfd. stock,,
series __i.
Wi'Iii
offered' for
invest
ment
loans—short
Cumul.
are
'
to
estimated
948.
p.
Corp.—Announces
lias
4
by
1,
Feb."
serial notes
Common
$12.50 per share. No underwriting is involved. Expenses :
offering, including commissions to company agents;;-and ' em¬
$2,730,843).
is
phase
188,
444.
p.
1,' 1985
duo Oct.
due
Bank
enhance
and
188,
{
r
public sale at
ployees,
Outstanding
Series'L, due Mar. 1, 1988 (4J/8%)-^
37V,* sink. fd. debs, (due Feb. 1, 1981) $14,800,000
,
of .the
plus
FINANCING
due Sept.
3:4%
corporation, which is located at 515 Candler Bldg., Atlanta,
Ga., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 13, 1959,
covering 231,988 shares of
common, stock.
The company proposes.;
to offer these shares for subscription by stockholders at $12.50 per
and unsubscribed shares Will be
Vacuum
gregation
Offering
share
per
1, 1986 (4V2%)~
Series K, due June 1, 1987 (5% )_
.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
the' company,
I,
Series J,
;
share net to
H,
Series
.
2742.
p.
1969^
Series G, due Oct. 1, 1981
;
*
Corp.
initial
The
Chambers.
Grand
3Vi%, due Doc. 1,
Series C, 3^4%, due Nov. 1, 1974
Series D, 3V8%, due Nov. 1, 1977
Series'E, due-Nov. 1, 1978
Series F,-due' Nov. 1, 1979
jFor^ Motor7Gb, v( Mioh^)r~T6 Eritei* Financing; Business
Financial
at this time, Mr.
••
> ■"
'■
plant
new
,
First mortgage bonds—
.
:■
C.l.T.
floor
of
,
Series B,
'"s
Allied Chemieal's General Chemical Division uses carbon tetrachloride
in the manufacture of its "Genetron'' aerosol propellants and refriger¬
ant's. General Chemical will continue to purchase substantial amounts
of carbon tetrachloride from outside sources.—V. 188, p. 245.
i'
Foundation Investment
it.
$9,000,000."~r-V.
"walk-in"
There
.
V'.V'
•
feet
;
■' ' 7
V\
■
•/
''
' >
German United Evangelical Lutheran St. Peter's Con¬
.
joint plan for
fide. The production facilities are located at South Charleston, W. Va.,
and will be operated by FMC. Plans call for expansion of plant capacity,
See
to
corporation
large
—V.
/
-
Telephone Co. of California—Stock
:
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
announced^
the production of carbon tetrachloride and carbon bisul¬ *'Authorized
in the near
to
for
counsel
Jackson & Curtis and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton. All
the shares were
quickly placed. "Further details
follow:
7y, 7"v "'v. /•'y-.y
;
Allied Chemical Corp. on Jan. 12
This corporation and
as
7of
Chemical Corp.—Joint Agreement
&
1959.—V.
General
-
.V
Food Machinery
for
which
Completed—Mention was made in our Jan. 12 issue of
i the offering of 500,000 shares of 5% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock at par ($20 per share) by Paine, Webber,
estimates that its 1959 construction will require the ex¬
company
firm,
the northern
on
square
'
v
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
' ,
"
V Net proceeds of the sale of the stock will be used to'finance, .in part,the company's 1959 construction program including cost of conversion
of the company's gas operations from manufactured to natural gas.
The
Manning
400,000
/.
Simulation
been engaged
7 the National Shoe Institute, began its association with General Shoe
The public offering price and
Clemept A. Evans & Co., Inc.
Co., and
York has
corporate public relations counsel for general Shoe Corp., it was
announced on Jan. 8 by Public Relations Director Maxwell E. Benson.
i
statement with the SEC on Jan. 7,
filed registration
covering 32,500 shares of $20 par convertible preference stock,
cumulative.
The stock is to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by: White, Weld & Co.;- Starkweather '&
80-acre tract
an
have
every
warrants
This
as
1959,
13
2642.
p.
Public Relations Firm of New
manning
third
company's
confidence in the future economic expansion ofcthe
United States and in the growth of General Tire's business.
Actually,
the; plans for the Mayfield operation have been so designed that the
plant can be readily expanded to four times its original size as the
.
the
on
will initially
for General Tire building its
have
he became executive assistant
department and was promoted
of
which will be built
Mayfield,
General
Public
site for this
the
as
said:
"We
71 General Shoe Corp.—Public Relations Counsel—
Florida
Mayfield, Ky.,
is
reason
O'Neil
provisions of
stock transfer
1636.
Stock Offering—
of
expected that the new operation, at such time as it
reaches its peak production, will employ nearly 1,000 persons.
:
Citing an increasingly growing future demand for tires as the pri¬
been assigned
under
1
has
Krauss
'
member
a
May
and
manager
Mr.
1949.
became
who has
Krauss,
of
It
mary
C.
retirement
program.
1,
Macdonald
Louis
succeed
pending
activities
retirement
GM
y agent
will
shares
received
tire manufacturing plant was officially announced on Jan.
factory,
space.
transfer agent
appointed stock
..Thomas O. Macdonald, Jr., has been
Motors, effective Feb. 1.
i
p.
selection
The
'
Macdonald
others
Co.—December Sales Up
reported record
10.5%.
J- for General
Mr.
153,962
all
and
Ground-breaking for the factory, which will incorporate the rubber
industry's most modern machinery and production design, is expected
to
take place in early March.
It is expected that construction and
equipment installation will be completed and manufacturing begun in
14 months,
,
.;1
; '■
General Motors Corp.—New Stock Transfer Agent—
1
received
Corp.
General Tire & Rubber Co.—To Build New Plant—
The
domestic
outskirts
,
Telephone
pursuant to such exchange,
plus $75.—V. 188, p. 2742.
by William O'Neil, President.
—V.U87, p. 2332.
Malina, President, on Jan. 9 explained that the proceeds of
issue would be used for further expansion as well as ac¬
quisition ' of new companies in a program of diversification.
For
further details, see V. 189, p. 148.
-v..
* :*■■■ J *'
General
offer.
stock
common
2.222 shares,
2642.
p.
General Merchandise
The
'$7,309,300,
of
the Air Force
Guided Missile
submitted to ARPA
and
5
new
a
missiles.—V.
ballistic
.
stock
ondary
the
arc
exchange
an
against
defenses
and
responsibility under ARPA's $100,000,009
to develop new ideas and new techniques that may
evolution of advanced arfea defense systems against
contracts
1958-59
Frank
Fislier
Ala.,
systems
between Convair and
the Army Rocket
and
at Huntsville,
approval.
for
missile
negotiations
Center
Agency
'
and Puritan Fund, Inc.—V. 187, p. 1432.
lead
the
ballistic
of
detailed
After
Cambridge Research
...
'
operation
them.
Director of The Crosby Corp.
The Fund
is a diversified open-end investment company with primarv emphasis
on capital appreciation possibilities.
It is managed by
Twapiifv
Management & Research Company which also manages Fi¬
and
delity
(345)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
investment adviser since 1946 and is a Vice-President
the
of
rvrector
Number 5813
189
Volume
divideiVd
and
Federal
Ralph
share
,
net
earnings
approximately
were
'
W.
on
income
weeks ended Nov. 22, 1958
provision of
$44,100,000 for
announced, on Jan. 9 by
represents approximately $1.72'a
39
after
taxes,
President/ This
Burger,'
common
for
$37,200,000,
Canadian
it
was
stock.
.
Net
earnings
•
sales
of
sales
of
7.88 %\ over the
$22,291,837 shown for the six months ended-Dec. 31, 1957.:.'/
$24,048,900,
$1,757,063
of
increase
an
.
net
net
Dec.
Unlisted Trading
earnings," after Federal income taxes, for
31,
1958,
will approximate $930,000, as
earnings
of
$379,447
for
ended Dec.
will be about
the
.
.
common
interested
-
V.
189,
.
" ; ■
and the Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
applied to the SEC for unlisted trading privileges in
stock of this company, and the Commission has givpn
until Jan. 21,
persons
;
149.
p.
Gulf
,
,
the previous year were
$43,900,000 for % income
have
Exchange
,
.
of
of
Sought in Stock—
The Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
months
six
the
comparable period
after provision
the
$37,100,000
taxes.-
The new preferred shares
are
optionally redeemable by the comthe six months
; pany at $27.50 a share through Feb.
14, 1964; and at $26.25 per
compared with •: share
thereafter, plus accrued dividends.
■ 4
31,- 1957?
The per share
7. PROCEEDS—The company, formerly Peninsular Telephone Co., and
earnings on
common
stock
$1.23 • per
now
share on 755,780 shares as against $1.18 per share on 746,751 shares
np
art of. the - General Telephone System, will apply proceeds
from the sale of the shares to the payment of bank loans incurred
outstanding last year, a lesser number of shares.
The net earnings
for
the six months, just
,'for 1958 construction. Such bank loans amounted to $10,700,000 as
ended
exceeded the net -earnings for the
entire fiscal year ended Jum? 30,
i
of Oct. 31, 1958, and to complete the year's program an additional
1958.
.
The financial position of the company continued strong.
Cash and .V$2,000,000 was borrowed, of which $700,000 will remain outstanding.
Gross construction expenditures during 1958 approximated $22,750,000
United
States
Government'■ securities
alone
are
well in excess
of
The
ended
approximately
subscribed and the books closed.
or
for
Oil
.
1959,
to request a
hearing thereon.—
,
Corp.—To Increase Callery Interest—
r
>
.
$3,000,000.
The
insurance
debt
obligation of the
original amount of
an
long-term loan;
reduced to
189, p. 149.
company
is
company,
now
being vthe only
$1,416,673 from
'and were made to keep abreast of the continuing demand for
New! 'capital/required
for
construction
during
,
-/service..
estimated
$3.000,000.—V.
,
«.
Gas Service
Co., Kansas City,
.
Mo.—Earnings—
-
^Preliminary
Bame
in
as
figures
1957,
for
Ben
reveal
1958
C.
net
was virtually
the?
Chairman, 'announced.
income
Board
Sr.,
Adams,
•
Net
income was $3,467,569, equal- to $2.31 a common share, compared
with $3,461,751 or
$2.31 a share. Gross revenues for 1958 wen-e $68,249,594, compared with $65,574,276 in 1957.—V. 188, p. 2029.,-.. -
to develop
and build an upper stage
for a
intercontinental ballistic missile has been awarded to
poration's
Convair
-First
value
of
the contract
will
pre'Bmh'-Astronautics
i
nn
im
r«Y
1
modified
3»4%
series B,
due
May
the
4
series
C,
due
July
1,
1983
3.20% series
D,
due
Oct.
1,
1984
series E, due Nov.
1,
1986
cor¬
Th'
•
to
approximately $7,000,000..;
*
Pratt &
Whitney
Aircraft,'
Study Advanced
rjpfii10 A/lvanced
has
ense
on
Research
contracted
with
Missile
Projects
Convair
Agency
of
(San Diego)
the
Department
more than $2,500,000
ballistic missile defensive systems, it was disclosed on
pM'..:by J. V. Naish, President
On
of General Dynamics.
"e c°ntract, with
the
United
Convair
of
and
a
Senior
.
;
Force's
Air
Research
systems
:
mvestigation of various kinds of ballistic missile defensive
Another is
for
research
the
various
phenomena, involved
1,
492,371
shares
of
liExcludes
of
research
Last
Outstanding
$8,500,000 —
3,500,000
6,000,000
5,000,000 '
10,000,000 •
of
the
are
are
be
subject
common
shares
stock
•
Callery
dedicated
.
a
$38,000,000 HiCal
plant
which u
the Navy at Muskogee, Okla. It is the nation's
first large-scale high energy fuel plant. Callery expects to put the plant,
"on
stream" this Spring.—V. 188, p. 1270.
:
States
Gulf
10,000,000
Co.—Preferred
Stock
Offered—
Stone & Webster
Securities Corp. offered publicly on Jan. 14 a new issue
of 100,000 shares of $5.08 cumulative preferred stock
($100 par value) at $102% a share and accrued divi¬
dends, with a yield of 4.95%. The underwriters purchased
the stock on Jan. 13 at competitive sale by offering Gulf
States $100,709 a share for the stock.
:
4,995 shs.
12,667 shs.
9,967 shs.
480,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
Utilities
underwriting group managed by
An
9,967 shs.
480,000 shs.
1,395,248 shs.
.
Competing bids were received as follows:
Lehman Brothers an1
Securities Co.,
(jointly*, $100.0499 for a
$5.08 dividend;
Glore, Forgan & Co. and W. C. Langley & Co. (jointly), $100,689 fo:
a
$5.12
dividend,
and Lee Higginson Corp., $100,425 for
a $5,16
are
issued
to
preferred
stock
are
serially
presently outstanding and 480,000
outstanding.
The remaining
and
classification
and
issue
pursuant
.
from
per
for redemption of scrip.
100,000
issued to General Telephone Corp. on
reserved
were
of the company. 156,184
three half shares, were
issued on June 30, 1958 upon the surrender of 312,371 shares of the
outstanding cumulative preferred stock of the company pursuant to
May 28,;1958Tor $4,000,000 promissory notes
shares of common stock, plus $75 in lieu of
dividend-.
shares
The
to
board of directors.
three
October
Equitable
cumulative
the
to
use.
built and will operate for
1950.
of such shares
shares
and 'shares
^
into
basic
shares
27,629
resolution
.
i
Air
Nov.
additional
Vice-
..
States
dated
and
Navy
restrictions prescribed in the Indenture from
Chemical Bank & Trust Co. (now Chemical Corn
and
The Exchange National Bank of Tampa, as
'
Command is for theoretical studies and limited experi-
m
value)—
par
The plant is now producing HiCal for the
will produce commercial boron chemicals for industrial agul
plant in Lawrence, Kansas.
FINANCING
Authorized
$8,500,000 shs.
3,500,000
6,000,000
5,000,000
10,000,000 —
10,000,000
$1,000,000 shs.
high energy
an
to 50%.
Safety | Appliances Co., in February, 1957.
The option to become an
equal partner with Mine Safety Appliances Co. was part of the original
purchase agreement and completes the joint-ownership plan.
Callery's Research and Development Division at Callery, Pa., 25 miles
north of Pittsburgh, developed HiCal, a high energy liquid fuel for jot.
aircraft and missiles.
Last April Callery
opened its own $5,000,000
certain
to
classified.
Division of General
—:
(without
Bank)
$507,629
of
B_^_
to
company
Exchange
Trustees,
Systems—
aJPlcs CorP- for two major studies totaling
Jan
n.
Defensive
the
1
stock
■^Subject
'■r
.
To
series
jiCommon
PRESENT
4,995 shs.
12,667 shs.
—
series
series
$1.30
,
1-
series
$1.00
$1.32
of United Aircraft
division
a
-"«
$1.30
designated systems manager for.-the proj-
U1?der ,a separate ARDC contract announced a few weeks' ago.
A^as
manufactured by Convair-Astronautics at? San Diego;
1, 1988
($25 par)—
47e%. series,, F, due Jan.
Cumulative-preferred stock
The first, year
14.
%
4!4%
resP°n«ibility for design,' construction and est of the vehicle'
systems except the engine. The upper stage engine, will be
eveioped by
Calif
amount
was
Jan.
1, 1980
1, 1981____
series A,
Naish. President of Convair and a Senior -Viceannounced on
bonds—
due Nov.
27»%
Division by USAF Air Research and
development Command under authorization by the Advanced Research
General Dynamics,
mortgage
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
option to increase its financial
Gulf purchased a 25% inter¬
fuel company from its parent firm, Mhie
exercised
has
Callery Chemical Co.
est in the pioneer
<
was
(Astronautics)
Pr°-^tS A?ency- J*
president of
operates
EARNINGS—Operating revenues totaled $30,483,150 and net income
$3,473,591
during the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1958.
i
-
•"
contract
telephone
1959
is
^
company
corporation
interest in
entirely
in
Florida,
without
competition.
It serves a territory including approximately 125 communities, among them, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota,
Lakeland, Bradenton, Winter Haven and Plant City.
■
•
A
$18,300,000.
BUSINESS—The
General Dynamics Corp.—Convair Awarded Contract—
Atlas
at
This
"
$108,625
PROCEEDS—Net
;
-
sale
offered will be redeemable at
prices
share if redeemed before Jan. 1, 1964, to
being
per
share if called on or after Jan.
of
$10,000,000
proceeds
of
first
raqii"^
$104.6~o
1, 1969.
from this issue, and from a propor-'
mortgage bonds, will be used initially to
about $11,000,000 of short-term notes issued for constructio4
purposes.
The balance will be used for construction costs, estimate
at $108,000,000 for 1958-59, and for other corporate purposes.
repay
bentures
Utilities generates, transmits, distributes
portions of Texas and Louisiana.
The
electric sentoe area comprises approximately 28.000 square miles
and
eo^tains a woulatlon of about 900.000. The company also conducts
States
BUSINESS—Gulf
electric
sells
ended Oct. 31, 1958 )he compimy
had operating revenues of $67,609,000 and net income of $13,184,000,
compared
wflth
$61,720,000
and $11,759,000 respectively, in
the
issue
in
firco..
calendar year
1957.
GIVING EFFECT
JO PB^ENT Outstanding
FENCING
Authorized
series due 1976
23*%
.
series due 1979
series due 1980:
3%*%
series due 1981———r
series due 1982—
series due 1983—.—
—
3 y®%
33b%
series due
4?'»%
4%
1986
^-OOO.POO
10,000,000
15,000,000
17,000,000
20,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,0.00
-—-
bonds
1088—,——
—
——
-
—
1969—-—Preferred stock cumulative, $100 par
t.
'
(issuable
in
series)
3ft
debentures due Jan.
1,
$4.40 dividend
stock
—
1926,
1,
resolutions
of
indenture
of
mortgage
and modified,
the issuance of
supplemented
as
White,
which
such
for
provide
indenture
limit
of
fEffective
from
mortgage,
Nov.
3,
as
1958
preferred
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
number of shares of the
stock
of
names
Forgan
the
Stone
Webster Securities
&
Corp.
Paine,
12,800
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith
60,000 Shs.
Paine,
70,000 shs.
&
50,000 shs.
Smith,
75,000 shs.
Inc
was
Eastman
—
Dillon, ~ Union
Se-
Spencer
Trask
i-curities &• Co.—_—
8,000
First Southwest Co._:—:—— 2,000
Tucker,
Day
Fulton-TReid- Asfo-. The."—— 1,300
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc; 8,000
White,
Merrill
.*,»»»»
ner
-V.
Lynch, Pierce,
«.v,vv,
& -Smith-Inc
189,-p.
Feu
8,000
v
——
Mason-Hagan,
—
600,000
100,000
—-
Space Corp.
100,000
Loewi .& Co. Inc.!
600,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
189, p. 150.
Co———
sales
Co.——
8,000
-
Offered
—
(EST)
4,300
9.69%
a
Feb. 2, 1959. Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
of a group-which will underwrite the
is .manager
offering.
BUSINESS—Hilton Credit
;
*
Corp.
was
organized
Oct.
on
14,
1958
for
Husky officials also announced that Husky now
profit interest in any future production from the
sideration
of -the
issuance
to Hilton
Hotels
of
1,000,000
shares
Net
This
-•
income
for
the
with
compared
1958,
of
year
with
;
\
corporation
Dec.
on
31
a
letter
of
notification
with
-•v -
.
incidental
Household
was
to
mining
Finance
maderin
operations.—V.
183,
pp.
1755
and
at
be
$289,756,082
for
made
at
the
preference
share
—V.
p.
181,
Trust
Weld
&
Co.
Blair
&
Co.
Further
Fund
( $1
may be converted into
until two weeks prior' to
Growth
Fund,
668.
-Interest-bearing debt:
Short-term
bank- uiid
other
Sinking fund payment
.
Authorized
,
-
loans
-
t,
S
man,
Outstanding
$$24,505,650
fund
was
notes
payable
to
6erial
2*4%# due
due
1974*r
30,000,000
due
1966—u
25,000.000
due
I972«„
due
1978——,.
due
196B:.
due
1
_
(notes
debentures):
and-
due
.
*
43*-%, due
4*'%%, due
1969—
15.000,000
4%
I
preferred stock—
4.40% preferred stock__
Common
stock
(no
25,000,000
15,000,000
}The
amount
'
our
•
.
§82,340 shs.
1
one
to
the Fund
of
size
of
is
times during the past year,.
seeming paradox exists—for IBM
glance at 1958 "financial results
casual
believe.
for
us
our
a
substantial portion of its revenues
equipment and-service.' Thus, a. large
revenues- comes
the
lead
equipment
a
good
time
between
from
normally
backlog
production
of
from
ranges
unfilled
and
sale
a
the- sale
six
orders.
installation
.
and
of
the
installation ot
and
Installation
actual
months
to
Therefore,
equipment
two
of
We
years.
able
were
we
to
shipping against
by
.
-
,
,
.
withdrawal plan;
Share¬
cushion
in
the
form
of
orders. "Eventually,
by the rate'of incoming orders iu the
same
manner
as any
business., Business has
picked up, somewhat, for us in the last
months, and while there are definite reasons for caution to
fected.-
other
few
general optimism about national business
1959,■ We in IBM have confidence in the future. '
"
Awarded Sub-Contract
lor
for
prospects
i
•
rrho nnK'
The only
shipment.''
is in the short range.
from
past- sales and a.
however," our business Is af¬
revenues
backlog-of-unfilled
it
high
>
speed
Center
_
has
electronic
The
been
awarded
Computer Design—
computer
control
Products Division on Jan. 13 ^announced
sub-contract for the design of an ultra¬
the Strategic
Air
Command's world-wide
a
for
system.
advanced-pdesign /computer will serve as a data processing
for
information'required by the commander-in-chief of SAC
and
his
staff
in
planning, • directing
and '■.controlling.' the ~ global
peacetime, and wartime operations of »the
Strategic Air'Command.
Designed for
reliability in round.-the-clock SAC
pact computer will be
transistorized and will
maBnetle memories for
instantaneous data
.
charter
its
had
The- corporation's
Military
.
fixed, amounts
„
their
account,
will
be
w
permitted
Tcontract for the
*
computer
•
was
computer .system,
awarded
to
and
com¬
operations,, the
ultra-high
speed
use.
processing..
'
design
engineering
IBM' bv- International
to
„„
Telephone
-
•
at
EEC has ordered proceedings under the Securities
Exchange Act
to determine whether Midland
Securities, Inc., 30 Broad St.,
New York. N. Y., defrauded investors in
the sale-of Inland, Resources
Corp. stock and, if so, whether its broker-dealer
registration
revoked
engineering
performed
in
Kingston, N.
'
andat
production
IBM's
on
Militarv
computer
laboratories
this.^advanced-design
Products
plant-
and
Y.—V. 188, p. 2643.
•
V
-
should. '
and/or
whether
should
It
be
-
suspended
or
.
-
offering
<
12.000,000 shs.7,939i€50 shs..
interest* rates, on -these loans
range from* 15*o«e.,to-4%|.< This
reflects .application, of the
proceeds from the sale of
.
the
the
our
several
this
why
as. a
would inevitable affect our production and
inevitable
£eniCea petwe®n our business and many others
iir
We
that
1934
§86,880 shs.
—
of
of
de-
•
International/ Telephone &
expelled front',.1
Telegraph Co.—Test Setmembership In.the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc: \r„J
A portable test
set, which provkies rapid ground' testing of certain
According to the Commission's order, Midland became
registered *' civil or military air
with the Commission on Dec.
navigation-equipment .while it remains undisturbed
13, 1954. Ben Degaetano. is President,
Michael DiGaetano is Vice-President
1?ow is in regular production at the corporation's,
and.Nancy. DeGaetand4s Secretary - - i.it Federal
Divisiop: Some sets' had previously been produced'for the
.^--(euch is also q, director)-, and .since Jan. 1, 1958,. Herbert Qeist,- Marvin';:- armed forces.The equipment is
Berkrot and Irving- R. Winkler have been
designated as Xype' NU& 3156.* *
employed as, salesmen".. - v;J'
-ihe set checks
the operation of both the distance—and the direction
The Coiiunission-asserts, that;
information; developed- im an. investiga-.. *
•measuring equipment: of the .military's TACAN
(Tactical Air Navitl°-n inducted by its staff tends-to show that,;in connection ,with.t.he^Ration > system7and the
1
;
regardless
•
+
the Fund
Exchange;
Naffziger,
by
observer
of
^hen
business is off 50% I do not have t-o tell business®
People What happens to a backlog. Ours was reduced in 1958.
oU* .iL ATa!ly' clear,;'-!-think,; that- a. prolonged- period-of decreased
sales'would'
architect; William D.
Gamblc-Skogmo, Inc.; Vernon P. SchoeClayton W. Westlie,; Vice President,
Inc., and James T. Wyman, Vice President,»
committed
,
casual
a
*
100,000 shs.
par
of
number
farmer;
been
and
,
.
§576.000
;
value—stated
value $9/pcr share)-—!.—-_z_-
Eecond,
Tlie
15.000,000
25.000,000
Preferred stock .(cumulative $100
par)
3Wo preferred stock
expenses
for
■
•"
earnings increased during 1958.
»•
limited
a
Minneapolis
1
and
stockholders
our
explain
u
;
be
25,000,000
15,000,000
to
Tlle fact ls that IBM derives
-
sustain
.
of
•
'fund
1968
with
like
from, rentals paid to
part of our1 current
-
15,000,000
30.000,000
40,000,000
30,000,000
25.000.000
;■
Associates,
Stores.
1957.
year
paradox,
,
>
to
Iowa
a
•
currency'—at
19731—
1981'__
objective
full
revenues
is
& Telegraph Corp., which recently announced the establishment uf
specified - times, with any • profits'.-taxable vi
- International
Electric Corp. to manage the production - of Vie
as capital gains.
;
bAC astern.-- The world-wide-^ electronic, control 'system will transmit.
process through the IBM
computer," and display: information essential
to SAC operations.
Inland Resources Corp..>
- '
-Complaint Filed— *: :' :
;
.The
50,000.000,
30,000,000
40.000.000
30,000,000
sinking
consultant
Falls,
Valu
withdraw
25,000,000
15,000,000
1977_
Hardenbergh,
Cedar
,
50,000,000
1982
dividends. The
growth.,'
will,
Another unusual feature
25,000,000
„
M.
holders,
20,000,000
3Vi%, due in instalments
4
1112,757,000
10,000.000
due
4%%,. due 1984
Passable in- Canadian
par
$15,000,000
25,000,000
■25,000,000
•—.i—
income
on
the
our
this
equipment during past years.
on
subscribers, making.!:
largest Fund at time of organization- in Minne¬
sota history. Shares, will not be sold
publicly until later in 1959.
20,000,000
30,000,000
due
5%,
.
pays
long-term
portfolio
Over $250,000 has
Imperial Growth the
debentures):
1971'
entirely
for
time
,
rather
not-recession-proof
(
Associates, which has more than 60 representatives in"
Minnesota, Iowa and the Dakotas, also manages Minnesota
Fund, the
first mutual fund
incorporated in Minnesota.-.
1,340,890
1964
due
-
Minneapolis
em¬
1970:
3%,
3%,
3%%,
3 *2%;
3s* %,
4 %,
4V«%,
45i %,
those
of
surface,
might lead
'.
Hofmeister, Sheldon, Ofstedahl and Westlie-are officers of
Minneapolis Associates, which will administer and
manage the Fund.
«•
-and
be
Fund's
Minneapolis
Payable in- tr. 6. currency (^sinking
fund
will
the
,
in 1958—Revenues and Earn¬
electronic
the
a
Pay
Minn.,
and
same
this
would
is
had
Minneapolis,
10,000,000 characters—for
Random Access computer.
can be
misled if he looks
.-only at; the revenue and earnings
This has concerned me, for I want people who are interested
in the IBM
company to have* a realistic view of: it.':.'Although I have,
Messrs.
_
Long-term debt;
in
to
RAMAC,
figures.
I
date.
Organized —To
organized
50%
the
covered
•
.
Super
.
$17,500,000
plan
ployees, etc.
on
redemption
the computer.
business
-
*
debt
Thrift
stock
common
of
1958, net incoming orders for
card
reflecting
the
At
was elected
President of the new Fund at the
organizational meeting on Jan. 12. Other officers-are
A-.M. Sheldon,«
Jr., Chairman of the Board; T. N,'Ofstedahl, Viqe
President; Jolm \
R. Goetz, Secretary, and John
Bedessem, Treasurer.
-*> r;
Directors are Messrs Sheldon and
Hofmeister; Bradley C.: Bowman,.
II, investment: counselor, Minneapolis; Donald S.
)
Childs, Jr., Rochester,
Minn,
physician; Richard H. Donaldson, Vice
President, Donaldson
Co., Inc., St. Paul; Philip S. Duff, Sr.,
Secretary and director of ArcherDaniels-Midland Co. and President of the
Minneapolis Grain
long-term
on
about
Canada.
the
preference, and (3) a
printing, available without
our major, line of productsdata
processing
equipment—fell
off
sharp recession of last year. :"At the
end of nine months of
195.8, for example, our orders for this type w
equipment amounted to only 40%- of the net
incoming orders for the
corresponding period in the- previous year.
Our sales during the last
three months of 1958 were somewhat
erratic, but in total they were
an improvement over
the selling rate for the first nine months.
'
However, our new orders for the full year of 1958 were still only
Salyards Hofmeister
details
FINANCING
Inc.
1
management
PRESENT
Toronto,
however, include,
income-paying stocks to help pay administrative
Collis
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
■v
,
mutual
new
The
for
follow:
Current
'
To Redeem Prefer-
stock
basis
States .mutual fund which
the
Corp.—Debentures Sold—Mention
William
Ltd.,
unit
capacity—from 5,()00,000
According to present plans, Imperial Growth will be the
only United
issue1
and
During
On
Dividends—
This
and sale of
•
Co.
Individual
book-style
new1,
sharply,
1957.
2242.
Imperial
No
National
processing
memory file of the 305
punched
1957.
corporation has called for redemption on Jan. 31,
1959, all of
outstanding cumulative participating convertible preference stock
$30 per share, plus dividends of 26 cents
per share,: Payment will
share.- for
of Jan. 12 of the
public offering
$30,000,000 4%% sinking fund debentures due
1984 at 99% and accrued
interest, through a group of
underwriters headed by Lee Higginson
Corp., White,
our
for
:
The
its
■
expenses
share
achieve
New Business Off 50%
share.
a
to
response
to
ings Show Gain—Thomas J. Watson, Jr.,
President, on
Jan. 12; said in part:". •"
'
'
1'
Stock—
The
filed
a
$5.66
feed
punch for the IBM 650'electronic computer; and a 500 card
per minute
input reader for tlie transistorized IBM 7070 system.
'
w
of' the
covering 30,000 shares of common* stock to be offered at par
share), without -underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
$5.06
or
or
keyboard
developments Jn data processing equipment- include: The
IBM 409 Accounting
Mqchine designed to handle statistical work for
; utilities, banks, insurance companies, government agencies, etc.; a
250 card per minute
input reader and 250, card per minute output
were
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd.
ence
Holiday Mines, Inc., Bremerton, Wash.—Files With SEC
The
$17,613,310,
(2)
The fully transistorized IBM 7090, the mcst powerful data
processing
system to be marketed commercially by the company. The new electronic system has computing speeds up to live times faster than those
of its predecessor, the IBM 709. This increase in
performance is made
possible by the use of thousands of ultra fast transistors within the
Other
.
revenues
Jan.. 12.
*
is
the
ribbon
Doubled
operating expenses in December, 1958, were $17,269,000,
'compared with $18,208,440 in December, 1957. For the year of 1958,
railway operating expenses amounted to $207,603,217, compared with
v,
$228,416,601 in 1957.—V. 189, p. 150.
v
'
with Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Bear, Stearns <fc Co.; & G. Becker <fc Co. Inc.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Ladenbfcrg, Tlialmann & Co.;
Sutro & Co.; and Wertheim & Co.—V.
189, p. 150.
per
1958
(1) a "Decelerator" mechanism for noise reducelimination of stress and shock in carriage returns
a new touch control which enables the operator
virtual
adjust
disk
Railway
Eberstadt;&-Co.;
SEC
and
tabulations.
Director—
a
on
charge.
1
$22,309,000 for December, 1958,
$23,630,563 for the same month a year ago. For the
railway operating revenues amounted to $263,506,870,
with
compared
of
year
$15,743,532,
..Railway-operating
UNDERWRITERS—Among those
t
Series
carbon
E.
compares
'
in the underwriting are:
F.
The
to
.
Preliminary figures announced by this railroad indicate net income
December, 1958, will be $2,702,000 or 87 cents a share, compared
$2,026,562, or 65 cents for December, 1957, based on 3,111,775
shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1958.
i
CAPITALIZATION.—Capitalization of the credit corporation, adjusted
to give-effect (to the current
financing, will consist of 2,927,383 shares
of common stock, $1 par value.
:
*
1
with
processing systems—to
provide a full line of
check-handling equipment for banks of various size::.
1200
character-sensing
equipment
utilizes
a
"common
and
:
with
credit corporation's common stock.
■i
annual
data
tioh
for
addrcssograpli
plates, credit files, right to the trade name "Carte Blanche," and the
physical equipment used in Hilton Hotels Central Department, in con¬
'
its
paper
~
Illinois Central RR.—Reports Improved Earnings—>:..
the purpose of taking over the
existing Hilton Hotels credit card: activities and expanding them into a "universal" or "all
purpose" domestic
and foreign credit card business. On Dec.
17, 1958, Hilton Hotels trans-ferred t»o the credit' corporation
its -credit card list,
*
at
system—compatible
New features include:
30.
net
Ralston is also a director of the Mercantile Trust Co., Wabash
and St. Louis Federal Savings and Loan Association.—V. 189,
p. 46.
This
on
Jan.
on
and
check.
These
numbers, which meet
the specifications of the
! American Banking Association, can be read by both men and
machines
A newly engineered
and dramatically re-styled electric typewriter!
Rowland, President and a director of the Ralston
Purina Co., has been elected a director to fill the
Vacancy- resulting
from the resignation of William P.v-Hemphllfc"
* ■ *x'?:
• *v- .f
corporation is offering to holders of the common stock of
Hilton Hotels Corp. the right to subscribe for
1,927,383
common shares (par $1) of the Credit
corporation at the
subscription price of $3.25 per share, on the basis of one
share of Credit corporation common for each two shares
of Hilton Hotels Corp. stock held of record Jan. 15, 1959.
The offering also carries an additional subscription
priv¬
ilege, subject to allotment out of available shores. Rights
to subscribe for the common shares will expire at 3:30
p.m.
ft'.
Products
industry
each
has
company
Raymond
,
Common Stock
IBM
electronic
Mr.
—
announced
was
products for banking,
12 by this corporation
new
new
standard
1,050,000
r
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.—Rowland
RR.
Hilton Credit Corp.
major
of
range
meeting in San Francisco, Calif.
fully
automated
IBM
banking
A
central
8,000
&
• • •.
;
•
.
;
&
science
'
100,000
Inc
on a total of approximately 728,000 acres.
At the time of the
sale Argus had carried out gravity survey work on a substantial portion
of this acreage and had completed an aerial magnetic survey of all of
it.—V. 188, p. 2507.
Yarnall, Biddlc & Co.-—— l,30o
r
.V,*
A wide
•
4,300
Weld
Wood, Strathors & Co——-
.
100,000
,
ernment
L.
Witter
Dean
Inc.
■■
.
International Business Machines Corp.—New
Argus was formed in 1956 by Husky and others for the purpose of
acquiring oil and gas exploration concessions in Guatemala. Since that
time Argus has received exploration rights from the Guatemalan Gov¬
4,300
R.
—
.
:
•
150.
&
Johnson, Lane,
600,000
Argus properties.
Co.-
Illinois Co.
Inc.
concluded Dec.
was
Hutzler— 8,000
&
100.000
Corp.
The
Inc.
2660.
p.
100,000
Michigan
Co.
..
250,000
Co
confirmed the sale of its 51£>
interest in the
capital stock of Argus Petroleum Corp. to United Carbon Co. The sale
holds
Anthony
-
250,000
Co
language" in the form of arable numbers printed in magnetic ink
respective
Salomon Bros.
Hop-
&
The
600,000
"
;> 250,000
-
of
.
Husky Oil Co., Cody, Wyo.—Sells Argus Holdings—
6,500
&
&
Clark, Dodge & Co
follows:
1,300
Inc.
Dittmar & Co., Inc.
First
1,000,000
1,000,000
Co
Becker &
This
1,300
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
wood
Co.,
Ames
G.
increased to
to 10,-
—
Spencer Trask &
Julien Collins &
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
E.
A.
increased
and
Piper,
1,000,000
Corp.
See also V.
Jaffray
1,000,000
Barney & Co
A.
said
terms of
Co.——-
"
250,000
250,00Q
250,000
250,000
Co
underwriting prom1,
Co.
.The public offering price and under¬
be supplied, by amendment.
J
'
The net' proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be added to
the
•general funds of the company, primarily for the purpose of restoring
and increasing working capital.
It is estimated, that
approximately=
$10,000,000 ofr such proceeds will be applied, toward capital
expenditures
of approximately $80,000,000 contemplated to be made in 1959
by the
company and Its subsidiaries,
primarily in connection with the cxpausion of and improvements to finishing facilities at the
Indiana
Harbor plant and construction, development, and. improvement
of ra\v
material properties and transportation facilities.. It Is also
estimated
that funds for the remaining approximately $70,000,000 of such
contemplated capital expenditures will be obtained from depreciation and
i
depletion, amortization of defense facilities, earnings reinvested in the
business, and any amounts obtained from sales of capital stock to
employees under existing stock purchase and option plans.—V. 1B7
to
are
'
250,000=
Co
&
The Milwaukee
"-
»
600,000
.
Sons
&
Clark &
McCormick
Jackson
-
Witter &
Dean
dated
company
•
600,000
Co
1,000,000
Webber,
Curtis
ties
100,000 shs.
4,761,832 shs.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 2,000
Riter & Co
4,300
Rotan, Mosle & Co
2,000
4.300
.600,000
Co..
an
Loeb. &
Kuhn,
writing terms
•
600,000
-
&
Hutton & Co.,
Brown
W.
E.
Stone <fc Webster Securi¬
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
_
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Co.
&
Noyes
S. Moseley &
Alex.
1,000,000
50,000 shs.
underwriters
as
& Co.,
Brothers
E.
W.
1,000,000
Lehman
120,000 slis.
the
was
Co
&
Kidder,. Peabody & Co— 1,000,000
Lazard Freres & Co
1,000,000
preferred stock severally to be purchased
new
Hemphill,
filed a registration statement with the
SEC
series L, due Feb l
of first mortgage bonds,
for public sale through
offered
be
headed, by
'
600,000
.
Estabrook
1,000,000
1,000,000
Inc.
"
by each underwriter from the company are
Corp.
1,000,000
to
1989,
•
.
Bacon, Whipple & Co—
Blunt Ellis & Simmons-
and by stockholders'
bonds of any series
authorized
authorized
stock
~~
1,570,000
& Co., Inc.First Boston Corp.
Co.—Registers Bonds With SEC—
$50,000,000
covering
$600,000
F.
11,400,000
pursuant to the
supplemented and modified.
1,000,000 shares -and common
000,000 shares.
Co.
:
-
Dominick & Dominlck—
Equitable Securities
$2,890,000
2,890,000
Co
&
Inland Steel
of,the
agreed to be purchased
thereof
principal amount
10,000,000
time
time- to
Weld
William. Blair &
Blyth
.
within
the
and
Higginson Corp
A. C.
•Authorized' by -the
Sept.
A hearing for the purpose of taking
evidence with respect to
the
foregoing matters will be held at a tiino and place later to he
187, p. 2002.
announced.—V.
This company on Jan. 8
Goldman, Sachs & Co—.1,000,000
stock—75,000 shs.
100,000 shs..
fi 10,000,000 shs.
business.
this
of
underwriters
several
the
of
names
Harriman Ripley
$5.08 dividend preferred stock.
stock <no par or stated value)
Com.
is
-
Glore,
70,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
preferred stock
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5.00 dividend preferred
1958.
17,000,000
20,000,000
—
.
shares
of
The
preferred stock
'
——60,000 shs.
series
1949
$4.20 dividend
Dec. 2,
on
The number
scries.
in
15,000,000
120,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
6tock———
$4.50 dividend preferred stock
of $7,500,000
debt
additional $243,000 debentures
r.n
by each underwriter are as follows:
Lee
tl,000,000 shs.
—
$4.40 dividend preferred
,
1Q,2 2
,
in treasury.
also held
are
debentures
13,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
13,000,000
—
series due 1987—.—
series due
New
———-
current
shown under
payment
retirement;
for
treasury
retired
$27,000,000
12,000,000
10,006,000.
^2,000,000
23X%
2%,%
fund
UNDERWRITERS—The
28,000,000
•
series due 1978
3%
,
Monday, January 19, 1959
.
things to the ownership of Inland and its present and proposed coiporats activities,, the' assets and financial condition oi Inland
thp
present and future price of its stock ahd the listing of Inland stock
on an exchange,
the source of Inland stock being offered and
sold
and the length of time Midland has been
engaged in the
securities
present
the
to
outstanding on Sept. 30,
1958
did not include-the following shares
held in treasury: 3,660
shares of 4%
series, of which 2,000 shares were retired on Dec. 2,
1958; 3,120 shares of the 4.40% series, of which 2,000 shares were
in series)—"$200,000,000
First rntge. bonds (issuable
on
§ Issuable
^
CAPITALIZATION
■.
months
12
applicable
expenses
1, 1959, on 3c/o debentures due 1964. $500,000 due May 1,
23a% debentures due 1970 is represented by debentures held
July
1959,
the
estimated
$105,000
;
^Sinking
clue
Baton Rouge,
EARNINGS—In
less
offering.
in
energy
products'business and sells natural gas in the
steam
a
.
.
.
(346)
and
,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(5
I
;*
,
and
sale
of
inland
Resources
-
stock.
Midland; and. t^said
satesmen made false and misleading
ferial facts and employed
,irfauKt vw:*** er)8aged y
,
schemes-
.-
business such*
whicli^operated
of
stock.
chasers
"devices,
.r^resqnt,atiQns.;,of,
and arllffcesMo .de-r
The
as
a
-fraud and deceit'* upon-'the
misrepresentations
related
among
pur-1
other
-
civil
^-
distancermVasurin/enHinment"^
air
navigaSn swsteS 'lnce-measuring .equipment of the vui
It. operates
the
deck
of
by
transmitting- to
an
aircraft'on
an^aircraft carrier^ dire^innS^^
the
ground,
or
:.of^.TACKx.ground-.baacmv^and'sisals si^m
" those Of TACAN
and, VORTAC
"
Signals being identicaK^V.i
irround'-'the"lft'tt'er
189,^.
on
Jacobscn
interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Resumes Dividend
continued improvement in the company's business, this
on Jan. 14 resumed payment of quarterly dividends.
r
W
Cantor, President, announced that at a board meeting on
„" u' the directors established a
new annual dividend
rate of
S on and also declared a stock dividend of 3%.
$
ouarterly rate was set at 30 cents a share, with the first
payable Feb. 15, 1959 to stockholders of record Jan. 26, 1959.
stock dividend; which has a value at current market prices
f%hout 90 cents, is payable Feb. 25 to stockholders of record Jan. 26.
0
a
turnabout in sales and profitability occurred in the month of
r»otoiier and was sustained in November and December.
Mr'
Cantor pointed out that December sales were up
6% from
Suts
set
and had
vear
& Co.
Each
announced.
is
debenture
90
shares
Corp.
J
and prior to
of
that time registered
Co.—Acquires Mining Properties—
of)—Registers With SEC—
with the SEC on
Jan. 8, 1959, covering
15-year 4?; dollar coupon bonds (to be Issued
in live
series maturing" serially from March 1, 1974 to March 1, 1978)
and 10-year dollar
savings bonds (each due 10 years from first day
of the month in which
issued), aggregating $300,000,000 in principal
amount.
The bonds are to be offered for public sale at 100 %
of
principal amount.
The offering is to be made by Development Cor¬
poration for Israel, 215 Fourth Avenue, New York, for which a 6 %
commission
It
is
Israel filed
is
to
be
a
registration statement
paid.
proceeds of the sale of the bonds to
development program, which is directed toward the ultimate
achievement of a self-supporting economy.
The major categories or
"economic sectors" to which the funds are to be applied are Agricul¬
proposed
to
devote
the
Israel's
ture, Industry and Power, Transportation and Communication, Low
Cost
Housing, Construction of schools and other educational buildings,
Oil
pipelines, and a general reserve for increased expenditures are
expenditures of this offering.—V. 188, p. 1825.
Jackson's Minit Markets, Inc.—Common Shares Offered
-Public offering of 340,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) at a price of $3 per share was made on Jan. 9 by an
underwriting group headed by Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc. This offering was oversubscribed and the
books closed.
An additional 53,000
sale under stock
purchase options
PROCEEDS—Net
shares are subject to
and a stock warrant.
of the 340,000 shares of
additional shares reserved for
under stock
options and the stock warrant, will be added to
ie
company's general funds for use in the acquisition of land and
u
the
construction of its stores prior to their sale to others and
"mr
leaseback by the company, for the equipping and stocking of its
stocks
and
from
proceeds
the
sale
of
from
the
sales
the
had
Permanente
Cement
Co.
(39%
These
owned).
OF
CORPORATION
SUBSIDIARIES
';
,
AND
SEPT
AT
ITS
30,
WHOLLY-OWNED
1958
!
sale
53,000
*4:,4%
term bank loan,
ments to Oct.
due in install-
1, 1963
(originally
-
thorized—$95,000,000)
tCollateral trust
due
1969
5%%
i.flOutsfeinding :
"The
term
tThe
bank
and
loan
Henry
installments
collateral
trust
■'
2,756,530
*2,338,694
521,297 shs. $26,064,850
§30,000,000 shs.
22,884,196 shs.
—
(par $50)
is
the
joint
bonds
the
be issued subject to certain
may
^Excludes
$417,836
§ Includes
1,501,431
the
convertible
stock
reserved
within
due
shares of
preferred
year.
te of PJorida other than within 50 miles of the boundaries
cities of Jacksonville, Tallahassee and Panama City. While
company will begin operations in Florida,
it plans to expand into
later date. Locations for stores have been acquired
'ih
coni;racts for construction of store buildings to be leased to
company have been let by the 'company's president, for ownership
'n or assignment or sale to other investors, in Daytona Beach,
«?»,yrna and Sanford, Fla.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
f.
Authorized
Outstanding
timt011 stock ($1 par value)™
' ' 750,000 shs. 1 - - 425,000 shs.
^WRITERS—The several underwriters named below have sey-
®tates at
1,511,487
and
for
reserved
shares
conversion
of
a
__
tauy
agreed
to purchase
340,000 shares of common stock
nPany in the amounts set
opposite their respective names:
'
fierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Co
I
0
'
Corp
—V.
188,
p.
Jack M. Bass Si Co
170,000
54,000
-r-7T
tSL
Shares
Lane' sPace
2743~
54,000
—
of
,
amounting to
more
$60,000,000.
than
state.
services
Net
income
for
the
period
was
$6,982,451, equal after preferred
dividend requirements to $2,04 per share on 2,869^220-common shares
outstanding. For the 1957 calendar year total opertaing revenues ware
$47,730,405
and
net
income
$7,000,616
or
$2.05
per
share
on
2,863,950 shares.
^
•
.
DIVIDENDS—The
'
has
paid dividends annually on itsorganization in 1924.
Since Jan.
1, 1957 the ;
company has paid quarterly
dividends on its common stock at the
annual rate of $1.30 per share.
On Dec. 19, 1958 directors declared *
;
stock
company
since
trust
Officers
and
bonds
or
upon
upon
Employees.
11 Excluding indebtedness due within one year and after giving effect
to prepayment of term bank loan installments due Oct. 1, 1958 and
April 1, 1959 aggregating $10,000,000.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named
below have
severally
to certain conditions, to purchase from the selling
the following respective numbers of shares of the com¬
subject
agreed,
stockholders
stock
mon
'
r
Shares
The First Boston Corp
Witter
Dean
Carl
M.
43,250
Co
&
43,250
& V "
43,250
Co.,
&
Inc
Eastman Dillon,
curities & Co
&
Co.
Shares
1,250
Co
£
The First Cleveland Corp..
Frist Southwest Co
1,250
1,250
1,250
Foster & Marshall
1,250
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc
Halle & Stieglitz—
1,250
Union Se¬
Glore, Forgan & Co..
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co—__
Brothers
Lehman
&
9,000
Co.
Blyth
{
.
Kenneth Ellis
Ferris
9,000
Rhoades
Loeb,
.—
9,000
9,000
9,000
9,000
H.
Hentz
Hill
_
E. F.
1,250
Co
Si
Richards
&
1,250
1,250
Co._
Hutton & Co
Joseph,
Mellen
1,250
Miller,
&
Inc.
9,000
1,250
Lunt & Co.
Schwabacher & Co
9,000
S. D.
Clark, Dodge & Co
—_
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—
Walston & Co., Inc.Bear, Stearns & Co
Dominick & Dominick
8,000
8,000
8,000
8,000
6,000
Manley, Bennett & oC
Prescott, Shepard &
Wjn. C. Roney & Co
6,000
Rosenthal & Co
Hallgarten & Co
Lester, Ryons & Co——
Laurence M. Marks di Co.
6,000
6,000
Scherck, Richter Co..
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Paine,
6',000
4,000
& Co. Inc
C. Allyn
Bache
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Frascis
I.
duPont
&
Elworthy
&
Co—.
Thomas
Inc.—
Co.
Anderson
4,000
Inc.
Milwaukee
Co
Moseley
S.
Shields
&
Co.
&
Silberberg & Co
—
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
William R. Staats & Co—
&
Sutro
Co.
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony &
—_
Inc.
4,000
Croute
R.
First
Bodine
r&
4,000
Hamershlag,
Hanrahan
Edward
1,000
1,000
1,000
Borg Si Co.—
&
Jones
Inc.
Co
Co._:—
1,000
1,000
—
Newburger &
Pacific Northwest
4,000
4,000
Reinholdt
the
Shares
20,000
Beil & Hough, Inc
Roman & Johnson
14,000
If WW
McDaniel Lewis & Co
14,000
series
4,000
Westheimer
CartWright Si
Sweney,
Si
Blankenship, Gould
Blakely, Inc.
2:!4%
series
due
1979
series
due
1981
series
due
1982
3%%
series
due
1984
Cumulative
preferred
outstanding
4Va%
series
4j/4%
5%
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.—
A.
A.
Masten
E.
&
Co._:
Newhard, Cook & Co
The
Co.,
2,500
Inc.
—C.
Walker & Co
188, p.
2743.
S.
Co—
other
provisions
but
issuance restricted by property,
the mortgage and supplemental
of
of
not
give
which
effect
financing
employees.
for
to
a
be issued
may
this
under
small
between
number
of
shares
of
common
Dec.
company's
the
1,- 1958 and "the completion,
Restricted Stock Option plan
'
;
;
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective numbers
shares
of
of
the
stock;
common
Shares
The
Boston
First
Bache & Co
Robert
W.
,
Shares;
Corp.—« 31,300
3,600
Bkird
&
Lee Higginson Corp.
Lehman Brothers
Co.
Inc.
Barret, Fitch, North &
Laurence MV Marks & Co._
Inc.
Co.
2,300
Blair
Co
Si
ner & Smith Inc.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Mllburn, Cochran & Co.,
4,500
2,300
9,000
—_
—_
Blyth & Co., Inc..
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
4,500
pole & Co————
Blair Si Co. Inc
William
9,000
Lester, Ryons & Co.Irving Lundborg & Co
3,600
Beecroft,
$4,500
—
—
Inc.
Alex. Brown & Sobs
3,600
1,800
H.
B.
8i
C.
MacDonald-
Christopher & Co—
1,800
3,600
Coffin
& Burr, Inc
Columbian Securities
The
Corp.
2,300
Davis, Skaggs & Co
1,800
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.— 16,000
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co
9,000
Estes & Company, Inc
4,500
First
Securities
Kansas,
Co.
L.
Foster
Si
Glore,
Forgan
.
Shields Si
—
D.
Kidder,
Peabody
Jones
-
Stern,
Co
W. C. Langley & Co
Lathrop, Herrick & Smith,
&
.
Inc.
"
2,600
4,500
2,600
9,000
1,800
2.6QO
-
Lauer
& Co
Stone Si Webster Securities
Corp.
1,800
1,800
2,300
2,600
Co.—
William It, Staats & Co
Stern Brothers & Co
3,600
1,800
Thomas Investment Co,-
9,000
1,800
Spencer Trask & Co.—
1,800
1,800
9,000
4,500
—_
Co
&
1,800
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Smith, Barney & Co
Smith, Moore Si Co
9,000
2,300
4,500
*
—
Hornblower & Weeks
E. F. Hutton & Co
1,800'
Co.,
&
9,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
Edward
Shepard
Seltsam, Hanni& Co., Inc.
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
Co.
Reinholdt & Gardner.
Riter & Co
Schwabacher & Co
1,800
Goldman, Sachs Si Co
Harriman
&
9,000
Co
&
Prescott,
1,800
Marshall
Peet
Inc.
Ranson & Co., Inc
of
Inc.
O.
•;
9,000
1,800
4,500
2,600
F. S. Moseley & Co
Burke
2,600
2,600
3,600
3,600
Tucker,
Day
^
Anthony
&
R.
L.
3,600
3,600
G. H. Walker & Co
Frank
N.
Warren
&
Co.,
Inc.
•
1,800
1,800
Dean Witter & Co
9,000
188, p. 2743.
(D. S.) Kennedy & Co.—To Complete Delivery of Five
Huge Radio Telescopes—
The company on Jan. 14
announced that early this year It will
delivery of five huge radio telescopes, four to the U. S.
military services, and one to the Canadian Department of Mines and
Technical Surveys.
complete
These
of
deliveries
radio
reaches
represent
a
significant addition to the science
through which astronomers are probing the vast
said D. S. Kennedy, President.—V. 187, p. 2335.
astronomy
of
space,
company
California
for
the
on
for
with
8
Jan.
the
first
11
gross oil royalties from its lands
months of 1958 of $17,999,000. This
$19,666,000 for the
months
of
November
in
same
the
petriod of last
two years
were,
year. Royalties
1958—$1,685,000;
Knob Hill Finance
With Securities and
The
company
on
Jan.
Co., Colorado Springs, Colo.—Files
Exchange Commission—
7
filed
a
letter of
notification
wtih the
SEC
covering 1,500 shares of 6 % cumulative preferred stock to be offered
at par ($100 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
used
for
working capital.
Williams
company,
750
Co.—Private Placement—This
through W. C. Langley & Co. and The First
Boston
&
of
Corp., recently negotiated the private placement
$1,300,000 first mortgage bonds, series C, due 1983.
178, p. 2093.
—V.
Inc.—
Co., Inc.
750
Simpson, Emery CO., Inc—
Stephenson,
Leydecker
&
750
—L—_
750
corporation's stock interest in Pacific Airmotive Corp. to
thd latter company was confirmed on Jan. 8 by Richard M. Mock, Lear
750
President,
J.
Nelson
Martin
Co.
May & Co.
Water Works
Kokomo
750
750
Earle
authorization
to
as
and
tDoes
stock
750
Co
Levy,
Lawson,
$8.75)——
(par
750
&
Jones
,
stock
Indentures.
Labouisse,
Stern
2,500
2,500
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc._ 1,250
Ball, Burge & Kraus_——
1,250
Blair & Co. Inc
1,250
Boenning & Co
1,250
J. C. Bradford & Co
1,250
Brooke Si Co
1,250
Burnham Si Co..—-—■—
1,250
julien Collins & Co
1,250
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
1,250
A. G. Edward** As Sons-—,
1,250
H.
series
750
Co.,
Frank Knowlton & Co
Robinson-Humphrey
Shearson, Hammill & Co—
G.
June
'
and
400,000 shs.
-138,576 shs.
60,000 shs.;
50,000 shs.
3,530,000shs. «st3,144,340shs.
series
Common
issued
750
Weil,
Friedrichs
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
750
—
&
Evans
—
Howard,
$100),
750
Si McFaul
Hess
(par
1957—$1,755,000.—V. 188, p. 2743.
&
& Co. Inc
Inc.
2,500
2,500
2,500
stock
"
reported
750
Hooker & Fay
*
compares
2,500
Hirsch & Co.
>
1979
-3',4%
750
Hayden, Miller & Co
$31,525,000
9,600,000
6,305,000
5,198,000
4,703,000
8,000,000
1984
due
Co.—Reports Royalties Off—
750
A.
5
in
Cassell Si Co., Inc.—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
FINANCING
Kern County Land
1,000
—
—
F.
factors.
PRESENT
r
1,000
Co.
Co.—
other
EFFECT TO
The
Campbell and Robbins, Inc.
C.
due
and
company
1,000
Gardner—__
&
share
per
1,000
1,000
Inc.
sen,
2,500
2,500
Inc
cents
1,000
—:—_
Co
4,000
Burr,
the
series
Peters, Writer & Christen-
—
&
of
2:!4 %
1,000
Inc
Co.,
&
D.
Mason-Haghn,
4,000
L.
1,000
of Michigan Corp.—
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
1,000
—
Crowell, Weedon Si Co._—
DeHaven & Townsend,
Co
Blunt Ellis Si Simmons-—
Day
William Blair &
condition
2%%
—V.
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
4.000
;
:
6
-First mortgage bonds:"
1,000
1,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co
4,000
Co
L. F. Rothschild & Co
F.
1,000
Si Co
—
4,000
4,000
oC
&
Irving Lundborg Si Co
McKelvy & Co
;
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
The
Strudwick
Si
Watts
Baker,
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
4,000
Inc
1,250
1,250
1,000
-
4,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.-
Stone
1,250
—
4,000
4,000
Loewi & Co.
1,250
1,250
1,250
Harold E. Wood & Co
York & Co.
Goodbody & Co—
Hayden,
1,250
1,250
—
Co.
&
1,250
1,250
1,250
1,250
.1,250
Co.
4,000
Co
California
First
&
Strauss
4,000
Si Co
Barth & Co
J.
S.
Stroud Si Co., Inc.
Sutro Bros. & Co
4,000
Bacon, Whipple
1,250
Renshaw
&
4,000
Co
&
1,250
Co.,
Inc.
Rodman
J.
6,000
Wertheim & Co.——
A.
6,000
Jackson &
Webber,
Curtis
of
payable Jan. 15, 1959 to
holders of record on Dec. 29, 1958, while Indicating its intention to\
pay a dividend of 34 cents per share on April
1, 1959 and to con¬
tinue
the payment of quarterly dividends.
Such dividends and the"
thereof
will be
amount
dependent upon the future earnings and
offered.
now
dividend
extra
an
common
conversion
or
exchange of the
exercise of warrants issuable in the
event of redemption thereof.
An additional 1,000,000 shares have been
reserved under
the corporation's Restricted
Stock Option Plan for
collateral
„,
.
the
earnings
stock
Clement
i
company's construction
covering 27,500 square -miles, or about/ 33% . of' the area
Ihe population of the territory provided with one or
at retail or wholesale Is more than. 750,000.
For the/
12 months, ended Oct. 31, 1958 electric, revenues accounted for -about •
66% and natural gas 33.5% of total operating revenues of $49,351,571. '
of
♦Unlimited
one
common
stock
issuance
for
conditions.
Evans
....
In the
use
Kansas
more
the
for
bonds
of
are
guaranteed by the corporation,
able
2,500
f i,„
facilities
company
3,/4%
obligation of the
payable in semi-annual
is
and
2,500
+u
general funds for
BUSINESS—The company's principal business is the generation and
distribution of electric energy and the purchase, distribution and
sale of natural
gas
in the northeastern and. central portions of
several
and
Kaiser Co.
2,500
If
added to
be
pansion of
$5,000,000 each.
Co., Inc.—
plans to operate a chain of small, conlocated, rapid
service,
combination
grocery
and sundry
Tlle company expects to have its first store open for business
Feb. l, 1959.
initially, the company will open its stores in
•mout
will
program.
Growth of industrial, commercial and residential demand
since
1953-has
necessitated expenditures for
construction
and ex- '
financial
obligation of Henry J. Kaiser
and convertible into or exchange¬
corporation's common stock.
The bonds are subjeet to
annual sinking fund payments, commencing in
1965, in an amount
equal to 20% of the aggregate principal-amount of such bonds out¬
standing on Jan. 15, 1965.
An additional $30,000,000 collateral trust
Co.,
Coffin
purposes.
BUSINESS—Corporation
'
com¬
for
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of the sale of the additional- shares
will be applied by the company in part, to the-payment of $6,500,000
of bank borrowings
Incurred to finance construction.
The balance
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Farwell, Chapman & Co—
operating
;>;%■
25,000,000
R. S. Dickson &
general
offered
public sale through ah
underwriting group headed by The First Boston Corp.
275,000 shares of its common stock (par $8.75) at a
price of $29.87per share. This offering was oversub¬
(3% -4'/a%,
J.
of
"
.
25,000,000
li
pfd. stk., cumul.
Common stock (par $4)
corportaion
^
$45,000,000
bonds, series A,
_
conv.
minimum
?
;
$45,000,000
Other long-term obligations
due 1959-1976)
6!a%
x
,
au¬
.ores.
for
in¬
an
emently
and
v
.
Clayton Securities Corp—
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—
tores,
15
,
million tons.
State
and
*
stated that Island Creek will take possession of the properties
rapidly as orderly transfers can be accomplished.—V. 187, p. 189").
The
owned)
CAPITALIZATION
It was
Israel (State
'
*
Salvati, President of this company, and T. E. Hollandsworth,
President of Guyan Eagle Coal Co. and Elk Creek Coal Co., on Jan. 12
jointly announced the acquisition by Island Creek of the mining
properties and leaseholds of Guyan Eagle and Elk Creek. The directors
of both companies authorized the transaction at meetings held in their
respective headquarters in Huntington, W. Va.
The properties acquired by Island Creek are Mines No. 1, 4, and 5
of Guyan Eagle Coal Co. and Mines No. 1 and 4 of Elk Creek Coal
Co., all being situated in Logan County, W. Va. All mines are served
by ilie Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. and have an annual productive' capacity
as
Jan.
on
pany
common
E.
four
'
'
-
aggregate market value on Jan. 9, 1959 of $471,319,000.
Henry J. Kaiser Co., which conducts an engineering and
construction business in this country and abroad, and Willys Motors,
Inc., a manufacturer of Jeep vehicles, are both wholly-owned.
of Wulff, Hansen & Co.; T. Preston Webster, Vicepresident and director, and partner of Cavallettb, Webster, Mullen <fc
McCaughey, attorneys-at-law, Santa Barbara; Charles Dager, director,
and partner Wolcott & Associates, Inc., Los Angeles; Anthony Guntermann,
director,
and certified public
accountant, Santa Barbara;
Arthur
A.
Henzell,
director, and
partner of Cavalletto, Webster,
Mullen & McCaughey, attorneys-at-law, Santa Barbara.
"To carry into effect its purpose of continuous money management,"
the registration statement says, "the Fund may be invested substan¬
tially or entirely in common stocks if the trend of such securities
is up.
On the other hand, if the trend of common stocks is down,
and the relative trend in the worth of money is up, the Fund may
be invested largely in cash or cash
equivalents such as short-term
government bonds."
of
t
..
Authorized
since 1957,
Island Creek Coal
■
.BUSINESS—Corportaion has direct and indirect controlling interests
a number of affiliated
companies, the more important of which arc:
Kaiser Steel
Corp. (80% owned), Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.
vestments
representative
It.
is
in
(45%
Investors Research Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
fund, which is located at 922 La guna Street, Santa Barbara,
Calif
filed a-registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 9, 1959,
covering 490,940 shares of common stock. The shares are to be offered
lor public sale at $12 per share, with a 96c per share 'commission to
the underwriters, headed by Bache & Co.
1 ,
The fund is a newly-organized investment company organized under
Delaware law.
Investors Research Co. of Santa Barbara is listed as
its Investment Adviser.
John Robert Noble, a general partner of In¬
vestors Research Co. is listed as President of the fund.
,V . v ■, •
The new company will be a diversified fund whose investment ob¬
jective will be designed to seek possible growth -during market up¬
trends and protection of capital in declining markets.
At the same time,
the new fund announced that it has filed a
registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission
in Washington, D. C., covering a proposed public offering of 490,940
shares of capital stock at a price to
the public of $12 per share.
Bache & Co. will serve as the principal underwriter.
Investors Research Co. has continuously published a regular weekly
financial report since
1950 and since 1956 has managed "several
millions of dollars*' of private investment accounts, according to the
registration statement.
Other officers and directors of the Fund are: Jean Hall Caloudcs,
director, and general partner, Investors Research Co.; Michael A.
Aquino, Secretary, Treasurer and director, and senior security analyst,
Research Co.,
stock
,
This
Investors
This offering was over¬
1
of >
;;
'
•
share.
per
,
—
notes).—V. 172, p. 381.
the
nationwide group of under¬
a
presently outstanding and is being sold
oh behalf of certain selling stockholders; no
proceeds aocrue to the
company.
After the sale of these shares, the Kaiser interests will
continue to own 18,023,028 shares, or 78.8 % of the
company's common
stock.
■
;.< - ,.' ,'
*
/ „■
;'
..
Private Placement — This
company, through Goldman, Sachs & Co., has completed
the private sale of $2,000,000 senior notes due 1970 to
the New York Life Insurance Co. and Connecticut Gen¬
eral Life Insurance Co. (each purchased $1,000,000 of
Interstate Finance
13 headed
PROCEEDSWThe
/
18.-V. 189, p. 150.
stock not later than Feb.
common
into
been negotiated by Emcli
subscribed and the books closed.
subordinated 5Va% conL. D, Fedderman, Chair-
convertible
Jan.
on
(par $4) at $13.12Vs
Corp.—To Redeem Debentures
directors have called the, entire issue of
debentures as of Feb. 28, • at 101 Yu %,
The
Kansas Power & Light Co.—Stock Offered—This
Notes
writers offering publicly 500,000 shares of common stock
a new
vnri ible
—
scribed and the books closed.
paid April 15. 1958^-V. 189, p. 47.
and was
Interstate Engineering:
Racine, Wis.
Kaiser Industries Inc.—Stock Offered—The First Bos¬
ton Corp.; Dean Witter & Co. and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
record for the month.
The compahy suspended paying dividends in mid
1958 due to the
ffrct
of
the business
recession on sales and earnings.
The last
Srfdend under the previous program was in the amount of 62&
'rrvious
Co.,
notes due Sept. 1, 1978 have
& Co., of Milwaukee, Wis,
.
..i
Manufacturing
Placed Privately—Purchase agreements relating to the
direct placement of $1,750,000 5%-5^%
promissory
wr.fipctiBe:
nrnnration
Stewart,
&
son
Stlx
&
Strader
&
Eubaiiks,
750
Meyer-
Co.
Co.
&
750
—
Co.,
Inc
F. Swift Si Co._
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
750
Henry
J.
R.
Williston
&
Beane—
Wulff, Hansen & Co.
•
750
750
750
750
Lear, Inc.—Sells
Pacific Airmotive Holdings—
Sale of this
and John W. Myers, President of PAC.
The transaction
involved 70,000 shares of PAC stock.
Purchase of the stock by PAC was the result of an option agreement
existing between the two companies. The announcement stated that
approximately $250,000 in cash was Involved. The stock was retired
by PAC's board of directors at its regular meeting on Jan. 7, 1959.
The 70,000 shares of PAC stock were originally Issued to Lear, Inc.,
as
part
payment for
the sale of Lear's Aircraft Engineering Division,
i
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(348)
include the
of piston-engine aircraft to turbo-prop power and the manu- *
Spraymat aircraft and missile electronic anti-icing systems.
conversion
facture
—V.
of
^
187,
989.
p.
Leeds
•
,
Pa.—Contract—
Northrup Co., Philadelphia,
&
received a $60,251 contract from Southwestern
Electric Power Co. for general instrumentation, panels and automatic
combustion control equipment.
The equipment will be installed at Southwestern s Arsenal Hill Station in Shreveport, La., and will automatically control a Combustion
Engineering, Inc. boiler with a capacity of 810,000 pounds of Steam
per hour.—V. 189, p. 150.
This
Securities
The
with headquarters in Santa Monica, Calif*
duction of Learstars, PacAero's major activities currently
Corp.,
from
Middle South Utilities, Inc.—Financing Approved—
its acquisi¬
Engineering
Continuing the Pro¬
originator of the popular Learstar business airplane. Since
by PAC in 1956, this unit has operated as PacAero
tion
Commission
Exchange
and
has
issued
order
an
thorizing this New York holding company to issue-and sell a $6,000,000
promissory note to The First National City Bank of New York, and to
use the proceeds to purchase an additional 480,000 shares'";of common,
stock of Arkansas Power & Light Co. for $6,000,000. cash.
The latter
will use • the funds for general corporate and construction purposes
and for reimbursement of the company's treasury for moneys expended
for construction.—V. 188, p. 2744.
Mine
Safety Appliances Co.—Sells
_
See Gulf Oil Corp.
used
Va.,
'
;
y
J
.V.■,
cost
Computer Field—.
organized
was
$215,000 the
operated
about
late
Lexington Water Co.—Private Placement—This com-
\
JLima Light
■*:
William
Power
&
y
A.
1
.
■
Lima, Peru—Bankers
Co.,
•
'
•
•
Vice-President
Tucker,
" '
-
revealed
The
Me¬
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
electric
plants
and
holds
franchise
a
on
Henry
distribution
the
for
system,
Study Announced—
;
greater Lima
which presently has
area,
population
a
1,300,000.
Jan.
15
offered
issue
...
Issuance
the
to
and
sale
Interstate
The
cost
Securities
to
less
not
Associates
be
the
certilicates
least
by
1,000
top hopper
Co.;
&
Inc.—V.
Co.,
189,
ation
trend
with
the
Soo
System,
such
shift
basis
and
the
for
first
operating
are
time
consideration is being given to starting
at
capacity
''.y.\,
Central
portion of the
program
that
studies
have
been
Spencer Miller,
being
on
approximately
ten years,
third shift.—V. 188, p. 1864.
conducted
"abandoned"
Chairman of
the
by
New
the
five
denied
were
England
New
Jan.
on
Railroads'
;
England'.
13 by
E.
Study Com¬
mittee.
Mr.
Miller,
President
of
the
Maine
Central
Railroad,
said
em¬
phatically that statements credited to him stating that future meetings
of
the New
England railroad president have been "abandoned" are
"On
the
contrary" read Mr. Miller's statement, "the five roads
concerned—Bangor & Aroostook, Boston & Maine, New Haven, Maine
and Rutland—are still
planning periodic meetings which were
commenced as a result of our first
get-together on Nov. 13.
"We
order
shall
to
have
discuss
however,
if
Jan.
on
396
shares
without
filed
2
of
capital.—V.
180,
Homes
letter
a
stock
common
underwriting.
The
of
notification
be
to
offered
proceeds
with
at
par
be
to
are
been
meeting
sometime
in
the
least
aspects of closer cooperation. It is doubtful,
have anything to say for publication for quite
not
until plans
for studies in definite
crystalized.
the
"As
in
future
near
have
areas
convertible
debentures
Jan.
on
Oct.
1,
for
This
Mo.,
cor¬
,
1978,
it
;:was
.
corporation
on
Jan.
filed
6
letter
a
/
notification
of
the
a
In
The company now has three
polymerization plants in operation,
fourth scheduled for
completion in Toronto, Canada, this
held;
share of
one
rights
to
"The proceeds
expire
are
additional
Jan.
on
stock for
common
30.
1959.
each
five shares
No
underwriting is involved.
inventory and working capital.—V. 184.
to be used for
p. 2443.
'
t,
i;
„■
to Meredosia, present
locations-include,
Slough, Bucks, England.—V. 187, p. 1316.
National
This
Boston
Investment
company,
V.
filed
12
shares
of
a
registration
capital stock.—
189, p. 47.
(F. H.)
Olin
See
—
below.—V.
188,
p.
Secondary Offering
National Theatres, Inc.—NTA
shareholders
that
interest
The
dary of 121,800 shares of
made
$39
stock
common
secon¬
$1)
(par
was
Mechmetal-Tronics Inc.—Stock Offering Completed—
Mention
offering
made
was
on
Jan.
in
6
of
Jan.
our
90,000
12
issue
shares
of
of
the
stock
(par 20 cents) at $2.75 per share by Charles Plohn &
Co., of New York City. The offering was oversubscribed
end
the
books
closed.
were
For additional
V. 189, p. 151.
details,
see
'
Metropolitan Mines Corp., Ltd.,
Wallace, Idaho—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
corPora^on
BEC
at
covering
par
<10
usec'
i i
on
250,000
cents
*or
per
Dec.
29
filed
of
without
class
incidental
exPen$es
letter
a
shares
share*,
to
*
A
of
notification
common
stock
to
with
be
acquire
to
their
the
offered
quarter
Theatres
the
stock
on
Dec.
(.covering l.>,500 .shares
of
tnarket( Mid west Stock
Louis, Mo. The proceeds
135
29
filed
letter of
a
common
stock
(no
notification
par)
to
Exchange*, through Smith,
are
to
go
to
be
with
the
offered
Moore
&
SEC
at
the
Co
selling stockholders—V.
(.
it
was
€>00,000
1958,
St
166
'
P*
Co.—Financing Abandoned-
recently announced that the company's
planned
34-year debentures, which was first
reported
of
has been
abandoned.—V.
189.
p.
48.
sale
on
•>
17th
Street,
with
the
Kansas City,;
SEC
covering.
;
L.
Fitzgerald
listed
is
President.
as
J.
Ingraham, 10.500 of 40,600; Herbert
and John J. May, 1,350 of 3,750.
The
prospectus
H.
Wilson,
6,250
of
»•
.
Offer
offer
an
will
of
to
acquire
'
*.
r.
a
pro¬
share
of
National
offer
to
exchange
common
stock
for
each
A
directors
of
this
share
of1 the
be
of
approximately
Boisi said.
far
have
"
been
terminals
;*;
two
to
dozen
more
structures but
available.—V.
also
are
sales
•-
smaller
189,
Net.ry.
u
Net deficit
real
\
$
$
;
;
$
$
150,633,072
12,326,931
13,480,140 135,523,958
10,025,880
v
Co.—Acquisition—
1958—11 Mos.—1957
1958—-Month—1957
revenues
Expenses
11,551,650 114,491,202 123,137,881
deficit
qper.
estate
Net .income
1,233,883
1,483,185
58,861
-
profits
668,719
3.801,460
93,892
963,187
3,414,004 !
<!
683,137
-
; t963,187t2,775,867
tl,483,180
(from
sales)i—101,747
and
-
special
7,855
.
,
^
Deficit.'^..fe-.,j;>.'••*!.
company."
1
by Eugene R Perry, President .of
Jr., President of Parsons, said-the
-
Bagg,
by the
effected
large
...
Gross'
of
expiring in 1962 for outstanding
expiring in that year.—V. 189, p. 48.
9
sale
so
the
and
Central,
the
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
of Parsons Paper Co.'," Holvoke
Mass., have approved a plan under which National will
acquire the busi¬
ness and assets,
subject to liabilities, of the New England
will
railroad's
and
company
for
sold
Period End. Nov. 30—
Included in the proposal is National
National Vulcanized Fibre
The
negotiations
the. stations
to
$1,500,000
•
warrants
also
than
more
152.
p.
'
Telefilm Associates to
basis of exchanging $11
the
on
Theatres
Most,, of
National
be
brought
Currently,
many'
controlling
a
have
;. statiom depots, are "underway, Mr.
Approved—;.
*
Stations Sold—
program
date
2248.
p.
100
100
"Special
*
Ih-previous
years,. returns
from
sales
such
were
in net
included
Imome'figures.—V. 188,^p. 2645.
exchange. of, 76,000- shares of
tvr* North Central
outstanding common stock of Parsons
Airlines, Inc.—Financing Completed—
200 stockholders and-.is traded• it •*
Arthur E. A. Muellew, Chairman of the Board, cn Jan. 9 announced
over-the-counter.
National's common stock, of which
567,0d0 shares
completion of, a $4,340,000 financing program for purchase of five
are
presently outstanding, is listed on the New York Stock
Exchange
Convair 340 aircraft and other
corporate purposes.
and is currently quoted at about
'
$13.50.
The
paper
stock
common
.
for the
has approximately
company
of
Aug
$40
-
l'V
,
.
.
.
The
announcement
stockholders at
an
the paper
company
Vulcanized Fibre.
'This
in
line
adds
that
the
plan
When
will
:.,>f :
be
Mr.
submitted
to
a
-
.
'dt
is
part
of
National's
1
long-range ' diversification
Perry stated.
"Parsons has a well-established
business
paper which will be continued and
promoted.
National
the
Paper
manufacture
ledger
and
Co.
and
index
was
organized
sale
bristol
of
high
papers,
in
1853.
grade
plus
It
cotton
number
a
It employs about 200 at its
only plant in Holyoke.
approximately $2,800.000.—V. 187,
Natural Gas Service
on
has
been
fibre
of
engaged
content
1957
Mr.
the
and
stock
not
than
in
106^
to
100U, with accrued interest in
redeemed for the sinking fund at 100';:
'
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
this
Mr.
any
r
prices^ranging
each
and
sale,
case.
accrued
They
may
"
tthe
sale
of
equipment
Mueller emphasized
equity
financing
strongest
Service
by
financial
with
.development.
it
differs
9
involves
trust
'
certificates.
Mr.
plans
tentative
from
straight, bank
a
rather
loan
Mueller
said
the $4,340,000 in
North
Central
position
in
its
new
and
than
the
"the
equipment
funds will not
will
put
the
include
in
company
history.
the
twin-engine,
•
radar-equipped
Convairs
will
begin
The
1
Convair
reaches a sueed of 285 miles an hour at 20,000 feet,
about 160 miles'an-hour * for North Central's present
32-plane" fleet of Douglas DC-3's. The Convairs
represent North Centrals
.third major equipment change in 11
years of operation.
''
v
compared;, with
prior
'
from
also
proceeds
•
Jan.
on
; about June 1, Mr. Carr said. He indicated that initial Convair service
•'"si'ill be pw'abput 25 e,c
of the company's nine-state system and win
be extended'to pther route
segments as rapidly as justified by traffic
interest.
witti
the
completed
July, in that
-.
Hal N. Carr, President, said the airline accepted
delivery on Jan. P
from Denver, Colo., of v*he first of the five
44-passenger, pressurized
.Xonvair, 340's.
■
Mr. Carr said the rest of the
Convairs. will be delivered between
and April and will be placed in-service, as*soonv as fleet
standardization and personnel qualification are
completed.—V. 189. p. 4»«
-February
•
together
"
last
present plan is. materially better lor the company
trust typefinancing considered earlier."
,
.
be
financing
•
totaled
separately,, transferable
to July 15, 1959,
except under certain conditions.,;
'
•
The debentures are subject to
redemption at
York.
Mueller also announced the Civil Aeronautics Board has appi'ov'6^
guarantee of 00'c of the $2,340,000 equipment loan under
"J The
bond
be
New
guaranteed loan program passed by Congress last year.
announced
Co.—Securities Offered—Kidder,
Jan. 15 offered publicly $200,000
will
of
•
of 6% subordinated income
debentures due Jan. 15, 1984
and 40,000 shares of $1
par value common stock in
units,
each consisting of $20 of debentures
and four shares of
stock and priced at $48.. This
offering was oversub¬
scribed and the books closed.
debentures
■
Co.
government
'.
specialties'.
paper
Sales in
ill-yield the 'lenders 5.16,-fp '• interest.1''Both are to be shared equally
the-Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis and the Irving
Trust
2336.
p.
w
by
Mr.
acquires
a
source
of
raw
materials
used
principally in the manufacture of
laminated products, which we now have to
buy on the outside. We also
plan to exploit National's industrial
paper technology by
selling paper
production not required for our own use," he
added.' "This production
will come from activation of
additional facilities at Parsons."
Parsons
Mueller >said
borrowing will involve two loans. The first Is
$2,000,000 .working capital loan for 3'.2
years
at 512rc
interest
THe-'Otheir is.a $2,340,000 equipment loan for
purchase of the Convairs
find'spare' parts. »The term of the equipment'loan is seven years and
Parsons'''
early meeting.
the transaction' iscompleted'
will become the Parsons Paper Division of
National
acquisition
program,'
The
Michigan Bell Telephone
;
,
overwhelmingly in favor of
make
holders
stock
common
voted
Associates.
warrants of National Telefilm
underwriting. The proceeds are
mining operations.—V. 186, p;
Meyer-Blanke Co., St. Louis, Mb.—Files
With SEC
company
13
Telefilm
Peabody & Co., Inc.,
The
E.
statement
passenger stations have been
sold since
this railroad
beganrits station sale program two years ago, James O, Boisl, director
of. real estate for the road, announced on Jam 13*
Approximately 400
stations were
originally included in the
principal amount of National Theatres
5'asinking fund subordinated
debentures due March 1, 1974
plus a warrant for the purchase of one
public
common
3500
■
Jan. 15 by Dean Witter & Co. and associates at
share, with a dealers concession of 90 cents per
The offering was oversubscribed.—V.
188, p. 894,
on
per
chare.
National
offer
Jan.
on
in National
National's
A
at
New York Central RR.—Over
-
Theatres, Inc. below.—V. 188,
A joint announcement on
Jan.
National, and Dr. Edward P.
1046.
—
offices
registration
a
selling
Almost
J.
■
acquisition
McGraw Fdison Co.
and
Plainfield,...N.
paper
McGraw & Co.—Buys Back Stock—
Mathieson Chemical Corp.
with
filed
9
George
31,250;
Associates, Inc.—Exchange Offer—
National Telefilm stock
exchanged.
Jan.
on
statement .with. the SEC covering 5,000,000
Telefilm
See National
Theatres'
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
(par
aggregate
Robert
Spring.
addition
and
BEC
the basis of
SEC—
.
posal
with
stock
common
With
notification wtih the SEC
stock*, (par $10) and 6,521
$10) to be offered in units of
of
common
stockholders, all officers and directors, who own in
196,750 common shares. Mr. Fitzgerald proposes to sell
5,000 of> his holdings of 26,000 shares; John B. Bachofer, 11,000 of
30,650; - Lee Baty, 12,500 of 47,500; Wilson N. Rogers, 6,000 of 17,000;
corporation on Jan. 15 announced plans for a 50#'
expansion >'
vinyl acetate polymerization plant in Meredosia, Ili. Donald D.
President, said that the new facilities are scheduled to be in
operation by March, 1959.
•
:
-
covering 600 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100
per share) for subscription by stockholders of record Jan. 10, 1959 on
letter
a
class A
— Registers
Secon¬
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Jap.
seven
the
its
-■
Mairco, Incv Goshen, Ind.—Files With SEC—
The
:
Don.";
This
The
;
filed
6
of
The"company has outstanding 406,250 common?"shares.- It holds all
of1 the : oritstanding
capital stock of Donnelly- Garment Co., which
manufactures and sells ladles dresses under the trade name "Nelly
.
,
Pascal,
being
,
B
corporation,
on
lists
of
Paper Co.—Files
Jan.
on
shares
receive,, no-part of the proceeds of the stock sale.
an-:
convertible into 30 shares of class B
are
as
Barret,.-Fitch,-North M Co., Inc. The public offering price and under¬
writing - terms arc to be supplied by amendment.
The company will
1520.
p.
„
52,600 outstanding shares of its common stock, to be offered for public.
s&le-.by th,e prqsent holders thereof through Stern Brothers & Co. and
National Starch Products Inc.—Expansion Planned—
r
Committee
is
188,
.
,
under the terms of the Merchant Marine
amended on Aug. 7, 1956.
;
Nelly Hon, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.
dary With
*
Each $1,000 of debentures
Stock.—V.
Mortgage Ar-
—
a price which will be
quarter of a point above 95 lfc of the market at the
•date of "giant of option (which ranges from $44.25 to $38.25
per share).*
No, ^underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used for general,
corporate purposes.—V. 186, p. 2758.
.'-v
Vy;.W.-
due
6.
company
shares .of. class
the
used
Corp.—Private Placement—This
nounced
Corp.
at' the 'nearest
poration, through White, Weld & Co., has arranged for,
placement of $15,000,000 - 5 % % subordinated
announced after its original meetindlMkarticular
given to the subject of improved services, and
means
of
improving the present financial status of the roads. We
ehall, no doubt, have meetings at intervals to discuss these aspects as
occasion arises."—V.
189, p. 151.
-
attention
commitment
principal
date.—V. 188
closing
onc"sha.re o/ each class of stock to employees at
($10
1876.
p.
Carriers
'
cost
Cooperative
of' 1936; Title XI,
The
the private
various
shall
we
time—at
eome
another
the
to
of New
City, have arranged for this corporation the build¬
and permanent financing totalling $9,500,000 on a
covering 6,521
are
covering
share*,
working
erroneous".
Central
t
1958
1,
commitment
aggregate
"
-
Nekoosa-Edwards
,
"entirely
Dec.
Nautilus;:Petroleum
"
The
per
RR.—Merger Talks Continue-—
Reports
Railroads
from
the
on
:
\
Mutual Service
Cooperative, St. Paul, Minn.—Files;
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
in
a
bonds
annum
This mortgage was insured
Exchange Commission, has issued an order author¬
izing this company to issue and sell $5,000,000 of bank notes to defray
National
Maine
; 2508.
Act
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Borrowings Cleared—
SEC
plants
the
of
per
Francisco, Calif., yards.
.
respective'boards for further
of its construction program.
Expenditures under
estimated at $7,500,000 for 1959, $8,000,000 for 1960
and $9,000,000 for 1961.—V. 189, p. 48.
Increased Backlog—
Ind.,
purchaser agrees to purchase the bonds
principal amount thereof on such, date
-as
thej company shalt> specify on at
1959
15,
32,000 ton deadweight tanker recently completed by the
Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel Corp. in their South San
y
The Securities and
a
favorable.
appears
company's Anderson,
two
a
this
of
The
the
of
written notice to the purchaser.
For its
the bonds, the purchaser is to receive a
days
purchase
ing
accounting, purchasing and engineering.*
y.y ,\
three companies announce'when the study has
this
Dec.
of
.
York
.
151.
p.
,
200,000
;L: 44,675 shs.
,
,
ranjged" dp /Tanker—FitzGerald, Reed & Bisco
Freeman,
as
new
already coordinated certain activities
-
The presidents of the
of
the highest
A
as
$9,131,250.
:
v
offering are: Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union
and Stroud
100^
March
computed at the rate of I'A
amount
respective
been completed it will be submitted to the
consideration.—V. 189, p. 151.
estimated
cars
President, on Jan. 8 reported the company's back¬
31, 1958, was 50(~i>
above the previous year end and
In the past several .years.
■
substantial portion of'this backlog is attributed to orders for
products developed during the past year.
Prospects for continu¬
log
p.
has
coupon.
subject to authorization
are
open
10
to
so
•
Commission.
secured
Lynch Corp.—Reports
Will
4 V* ci<,
a
$600,000
;
44,675 shs.
the
agreement,
than
later
fee
than
In the'
&
of
Commerce
is
issue
for
$1)
(par
the*,price of
not
boards of directors have authorized the making" of a;
efficiencies and advantages that may be
by a merger or consolidation of the above-mentioned proper- ■
ties.
The study will be made Jointly by the staffs of these" companies
and will commence immediately.
'.V:y;y;^;.;,y
-iyi'T'XFor many years the Wisconsin Central has been operated as part of
the Soo System by the Soo Line as agent for that company. For 50
years many of the activities of the two companies- have been exten¬
sively coordinated. The D. S. S. & A. is operated independently, but it >
of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.764'J
the
Under
at
secured
$7,305,000 41/s% (noncallable) equipment trust certificates, maturing annu¬
ally, Jan. 15, 1960 to 1974, inclusive. The certificates,
ecaled to yield from 3.70% to 4.25%, according to matu¬
rity. were awarded to the group on Jan. 14 on its bid of
98.572%.
an
'
Outstanding
.
joint study of the economies,
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
cates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates
on
FINANCING
("The company and
an
institutional investor-have entered into a
purchase:v-agreement,-.' dated as of Nov. .20, 1958 providing for the
sale by the? company to the purchaser of $600,000 in principal
amount
of
the company's proposed new -first mortgage bonds,
5;?iu
series
due 1979.;',,;.■
^y;''
AV*.• "■";-,.L,?;
-
The presidents of the* Sob Line' railroad, Wisconsin Central RR., and'
the Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR. jointly announced on Jan. 12
of
stock
Common
their
in the
power
about
at
-a:;!*1-'
-•
..
.was *
;
«
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Merger
,
electric
of
by Paul B. Wishart, President.
called the Honeywell 800, establishes
PRESENT
Authorized
•
mortgage bonds, 53/4/« series due " :197a'v_
.
•
■;■- "•
G^V subordinated ;inc. ^debentures due
Jan; 15,
1984——..———$200,000
.
Schroder Banking
Corp. and Schroder Trust Co., New York City, has been elected a di¬
rector. '
;*.■
yy':*
The Lima company is engaged in the construction and operation of
J.
of
speeds,"- it
lightning
at
11
Jan.
'
•
acquire
■
<First
several "firsts" v
in the art of computer design,
the announcement said, ■••"the most ■
important being a new ability of its small, powerful central processor-;'to independently perform more than one job at a time." Thisability, ,v
called "Automatic Parallel Processing," is combined with'a buildingblock expansion principle
of design promising
unprecedented econ¬
omies" for growth companies needing versatility in handling current ,
and future paperwork, it was explained.—V. 188, p. 2031.
' ''
•
simultaneously
computation
on
••
.
to
by
^
has entered the medium-scale computer field with a '
transistorized system "so, flexible, it can do data-processing-and
new
1956
...
company
scientific
through W. C. Langley & Co. and The First Boston
Corp., recently negotiated the private placement of $3,200,000 first mortgage bonds, series D, due 1983, it was
announced on Jan. 6—v. 179, p. 788.
pany,
Board-^-
This
in
24
,
:
;/'■
•
manufactured gas facilities now
owned
the City of Fredericksburg.
The company
proposed '
miles of pipe line, convert the system to the
use
of natural gas and build additional facilities in and around
the citv '
"A..supply of natural gas will be obtained from Transcontinental
Gas Pipe Line Corp.
'
'
' '
j
'The City of Fredericksburg is situated on the
Rappahannock River
equidistant from Richmond, Va. and Washington, D. c,
Estimated!
population of the: city proper is 15,000. ••
.
Enters
—
;
of
and
to,.construct
v"'V,b-J*•»>'•:•
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.
dium
-
1,•
BUSINESS—Company
'
^
Monday, January 19;
.
private sale of $600,000 of
first mort»at>
to acquire the manufactured gaa,
facilities ^
and -complete
the* various
portions
of
th
program,
Callery Interest—
above.—V. 188, p, 446.
proposed
be
has
company
the
bonds,, will
Fredericksburg,
I
au-
.
.
v
Number 5813
1S9
Volume
crating
Insurance Co. of New York—Stock Offering
made in our issue of Jan. 5 of the offer-
Northern
aim
that
—V.
188,
Boston Corporation
John C. Lcgg <te Company
Principal
6
The
p.
;
literature
Nicholson said that
long-range helium conservation
that "The recovery of the vital missile-age
urgent and Northern Natural is taking steps
natural gas supply."—V. 138, p. 2509.
declared
become
its
hum
Ho
has
program.
a
lists
other
and the
the
the
Bank
the
of
material
to remove
it
of
Electronics
Shares, Inc.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
&
This corporation on Jan. 12 filed with the SEC an amendment to its
registration statement covering an additional $3,000,000 Monthly In¬
with
Plans
vestment
Plans.-—V.
and
without
Insurance
and
Single
Investment
188, p. 51.
Olin Maihieson Chemical Corp.—Sell Stock Interest in
McGraw Firm—
This
F. II.
corporation
McGraw &
next, 2,960
share, plus
at the City
Y.-~V. 188,
on
Jan.
and
Co.
S.ile ot
and
assets
announced
14
the
not
completion
related
to
the
sale
of
its
interest
A
8(2
new
tor
the McGraw stock completes an
growth
in
the
fields
Metals, Pharmaceuticals,
Ammunition.
-
in
^!r.in,f?
Tlnokol
stock
in
til!,,
six
Packaging,
able
from
gratis
of
scale
atomic
Instruments
the
elements
the articles
supplied
be
showing the working
for
range
from
10
This
Division.
to
and
100
is
and
covers
divided into
Wheeler,
II.
reference
with
of Justice and the
Jr., President,
the consent
to
on
Jan.
decree
a
the
Department
were entered on Jan. 9 in the Federal Court
The decree provides that the company take steps
gations,
postage
the
Wheeler stated:
Mr.
meter
industry
by
In New Haven,
to help restore
patent licensing and
Energy,
divisions:
and
Chemicals.
Sporting
and
Arms
in none of which we
none of which we ever contemplated engaging,
desired acquisition of one small foreign company for
which we were seeking the approval of the Department of Justice at
the time the last investigation started.
The decree further provides
that if, in
10 years, competition does not exist to the extent that
mailers in all the major market
areas
of the country may obtain
equipment equivalent in purpose to ours from some other source or
sources, we must then take further steps
to help establish it. We do
not anticipate that this will be necessary, but if it is, we shall be as
glad to take such steps then as we are to take them now.—V. 188,
irv
New
Haven,
division, and
Helene
Curtis
Industries,
Inc.,
certain
insecticide
Riverside,
terminated
its
Calif.;
facilities,
lease
on
interest
its
discontinued
long-term
a
its
in
Forward
government-
nitrogen plant In Morgantown, W. Va.
Previously Olin Mathieson had sold its Lcntheric division; the Bradley
mi1 fmc£ C<^r,p" Mayiiarcb Mass., and liquidated its Globe Tube sub¬
sidiary, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Olin Mathieson
acquired
its
interest
in
F.
H.
McGraw
three
years
ouiJU cJor)ne®t^on with the construction of its aluminum facilities in
Louisiana.—V. 189,
152.
p.
Otis Elevator Co.—To
Dispose of Pinsetter Production
Brunswick-Balke-Collcnder
Co.
above.—V.
187, p. 2229.
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Repurchases Own Stock—
W.
Myers, President,
on
Jan. 8
said:
fromhTp>C,?rr0ratI!?? ,has
^acquired 70,000 shares of its common stock
director*
^fc, itlS. rt^ular meeting on Jan. 7, 1959, the board of
of pap
^ stock with the result that the number of shares
''TiLl l no^ outstanding has been reduced from 723,600 to 653,600.
as
we?e orlginally issued to Lear at a value of $420,000
Since Mm, itue Purchase price of Lear's Aircraft Engineering Division,
a
whoiiv
' J *is unit has operated as PacAero Engineering Corp.,
i owned subsidiary of PAC.
hurclmp'BtH?
,!?« 8\ PAC was abl° to secure from Lear an option to
Price lm*
'? 0 'shares for $250,067. The amount of the purchase
been charged
>'j
™
iw.
against PAC's earned surplus."—V.
Pacific Power
&
Operating P^,UCS
tmg expenses
Prov
7
and
1958
34,700,690
for
927.
34,653,698
$17,221,268 $15,377,168
3,367,045
3,699,920
in? (net-
Hnf
income taxes resulting from
2,038,863
Fedorai°i,nefc income after provision
.
2,285,026
for
taxes deferred
$11,815,360
dividend requirement
1,712,519
Balance
Shares ooktovj-
-1
ncr
ihatefv
Thi
iu
kiWof.
cwatts,
■1 ~"JJ 1
$10,102,841
4,154,559
^mg eilcl of lieriod
Bow £
<sl?are of common stock:
After nrmrT ai0n/or deferred taxes
Thx
1,1011 for deferred taxes
Earnings
^
$9,392,222
1,159,220
'1 ■" u_u'r ~
$8,233,002
4,145,183
$2.54
$2.92
$1.99
$2.43
~con^ruction expenditures in 1958 totaled approxi'
the lar®est capital increase in any year of its
new Power projects, with a total capacity of
u
have
been
completed
on
schedule
and
were
Plans Expendi¬
$160,000,000 in 1959—
C.
demands
President,
Luce,
totalled
for
nearly
electric
and
$100,000,000.
1
Progress continues on two new electric generating stations presently
under construction. At the' $110,000,000 Bergen Generating Station in
exceed
Ridgefield, N. J., it is expected that the first 290,000-kw
generator will be in operation this Spring, with the second
similar size operating later this year. The' Mercer Generating
located on Duck Island,
Hamilton Township, near Trenton,
heart of the Delaware Valley area, will have two 320,000-kw
turbine
unit of
Station,
in the
turbine
generators with a total capacity of 640,000-kw and will cost approxi¬
mately $130,000,000. The first unit is scheduled to go into operation
in 1960 and the second a year later.
Upon completion of the Bergen
and Mercer
Stations, the company's total effective capacity of the
generating stations in the Public Service system will be 3,692,increase of 45% over the capacity on Jan. 1, 1958.
Among other major projects under way are new switching stations
in
Newark and Gloucester,
each of which will cost approximately
eight
500-kw, an
to meet growing loads in both the Newark and South
In addition, the company expects to install in 1959,
to Mr. Luce, 24,000 electric meters, 3,000 miles of under¬
ground and overhead wire, 7,000 additional distribution transformers,
$6,000,000,
areas.
according
5,500
V.
new
street
lights and approximately 12,000
additional poles.—
188, p. 2354.
of America—New TV System—
television system that will permit astronomers
and focus a telescope suspended from a
the earth Is being developed by scientists
corporation, it was announced on Jan. 11.
A
special
ground to aim
15
iitiles above
The
gen-
1959;
23,
Feb.
>
1959, to
16,
V.
K.
Zworykin,
television
Honorary
equipment,
Vice-President of
the
balloon
on
of this
comprising
a
specially
RCA,
designed
slow-
camera and
transmitter as well as a ground
is to be used in high-altitude solar observation by
a
Princeton University team under Dr. Martin Schwarzschild of the
Department of Astronomy.
In
the experiments, scheduled for next Summer from a base
in
Minnesota, a 12-inch reflecting telescope, known as the "Stratoscope,"
will be carried to altitudes of 80,000 feet for observation of the sun's
surface.
At these altitudes, observations may be made with little or
no
interference
from the earth's atmosphere,
whose density and"
turbulence limit clear viewing from ground observatories.
According to Dr. Zworykin, the special RCA television camera will
be mounted on the "Stratoscope" and linked optically with a motion
picture camera that obtains a permanent photographic record of the
images
appearing in the 12-inch reflector.- Through the
airborne
transmitter, also mounted on the telescope structure, the television
camera will
transmit to the ground a second-by-second view of what
airborne
monitoring system,
stockholders of record as
Production—
a
technical
production program.
the new plant
are
for
its
to
.
Shares Offered
of
the books closed.
being offered, 50,000 shares are being
and 50,000 shares for the account
the total number of shares
Of
account of the
the
sold for
stockholder,
selling
a
company
Edgar
Peierls,
S.
President of the company.
proceeds from the, sale of the 50,000 shares of
the company will be added to its general funds and
corporate purposes, including making leasehold Im¬
PROCEEDS—Net
stock by
common
various
for
used
purchase
provements,
and
working
for
and installation
of machinery and
equipment,
capital.
in the desip and
hose assemblies and
other products from high resistance resins for use in systems handling
corrosive materiuls.
It also fabricates from similar resins various re¬
lated
products for use in such systems, and provides engineering
service fir the design and installation of systems in which its products
are
used. ' The company's executive offices and principal plant are
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged principally
manufacture of specialty hose, hose fittings and
located in Roseland, N.
J.-
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
stock,
Preferred
$25 par value
(cumu-
80,000 shs.
—.
been
the company's
',' v ;
under
employees.
Restricted Stock Option
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
31.
1958
to holders of record)
dividend.
18,000
Inc. 2,500
4,000
Francis I. duPoxxt & Co
7,000
Grimm & Co
4,000
Granbery, Maraclie & Co
2,500
Hallo & Sticglitz
2,500
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland & Co
2,500
Hayden, Stone & Co
7,000
Hirsch & Co
4,000
Simonds & Co.,
-
—V.
188,
have severally
selling* stockholder
set forth opposite-
below
named
agreed to purchase from the company and the
the respective numbers of shares of common stock
their names below:
Burnham & Co
Plan for
■"
16,452 shares issued Dec.
Dec. 5, 1958 in payment of a 3% stock
tlncludes
Baker,
:t6l4,878 shs.
* 1,000,000 shs.
1958, includes 17,719 shares reserved for options which
granted and 8,581 shares for options which may thereafter
31,
granted
be
key
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
issuable in series)
stock
($1 par)
lative,
Common
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.
8,500
Moore, Leonard & Lynch-— 2,500
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
7,500
Curtis
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc.
Shearson, Hammill
Co
William R. StaatS Ss Co?
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Joseph Walker & Sons
7,000
7,000
7,000
4,000
2,500
2786.
p.
Reynolds Metals Co.—Registers With SEC—
*
company on Jan.
12 filed a registration statement with the
shares of second preferred stock, convertible series,
to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed
by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Reynolds & Co. Inc.; and Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.
The dividend rate, public offering price and underwriting terms
This
SEC covering 550,000
supplied by amendment.
of the stock sale will be used
the
company's treasury for the
be
to
are
Net proceeds
reimburse
of
cost
to the extent required to
cost of acquisition of
of The British Aluminum Co.,,Ltd. and to
additional acquisition of such stock, including
stock
ordinary
any
meet the
the com¬
pany's share of the cost of acquiring such stock pursuant to the offer
of Tube Investments Ltd.
Amounts not required for these purposes
will be available to meet the company's future capital requirements
or
for working capital or debt or preferred stock retirement.
According to the prospectus, the company in conjunction with Tube
Investments is in the process of making substantial Investments in
the ordinary shares of British Aluminum, of which an aggregate of
9.000,000 shares are outstanding.
British Aluminum is said to own,
ada.
through subsidiaries
or
aluminum producing and fabricating
the United Kingdom and other countries, including Can¬
amount of the shares acquired by Reynolds and Tube In¬
in
facilities
said tho
system is being prepared at RCA's David Sarnoif Research Center in
Princeton, N. J., for a Frinceton University experiment sponsored by
the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research.
Dr.
scanning
amortization
—
has reported that expenditures for new
$650,000,900 during the past six years. With
gas service* continuing at a high level, the
company
contemnlates expenditures of about $160,000,000 for new
construction during 1959.
Mr. Luce noted that this will mark the
fourth consecutive year the company's construction expenditures will
Donald
Jersey
March
Bache & Co
Service Electric & Gas Co.
tures of
plant
announced that a special meeting
12
on
producing
and
directly
B
Freferrpd
red
history
249,000
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Kidder, Peabody &
Co. at $25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 80
cents per share.
The offering was completed.—V. 173,
Radio Corp.
1957
$17,115,418 $15,298,361
105,850
78,807
*
come
acceleratPi
rated
49.
$51,816,108 $49,952,059
taxes
£25nmm0
<net)
Tnt?r°etc
189, p.
Light Co.—Earnings—Financing—
30~
Other
Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 51,250 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $10) was made on Jan. 7 by Eastman
Public
.
(
laboratory.
sAt Dec.
Providence Washington Insurance
Jan.
on
held
be
oversubscribed and
was
have
of its
most
ouned
John
ancl in
the
for
;
— Public
stock (par $1) at a
price of $31.75 per share was made on Jan. 15 by an un¬
derwriting group managed by Bache & Co. This offering
2646.
p.
and
'' ,.El.1^r'eerlnS Co.,
See
for
against engaging in a number of acts,
engaged,
except
Marquardt Aircraft Co., Its flashlight, battery and roller skate
Ohio and
"The main provisions in the decree provide
giving any appropriate concern qualified by the Post Office Depart¬
ment a royalty-free license to use any of our existing postage meter
patents and applications, a license at a reasonable royalty to use our
postage meter patents resulting from applications filed during the next
five years, and certain technical Information related to our present
manufacturing and servicing operations.
"The decree also contains the usual anti-trust injunctions and pro¬
our
were
>
$8,115,-
offering of 100,000 shares of common
.
of
in
will
Co.,
\
u
;
Resistoflex Corp.—'Common
formal state¬
issued
which
9
by
postage meter firm settled the department's proposed
the decree,
Conn.
also
Life
number of Reichhold resins under Reichhold's
know-how, RESINTELA plans to add basic
J
:
'
Products
of
use in ^ the manufacture of
brake linings, castings, plywood, insulation, pa*er and canvas lam¬
inates, leather finishes, linoleum, molding compounds, paints, paper,
plastic tooling,
printing inks, sandpaper, rubber articles, textiles,
wood preservatives, waxes and many others.—V. 188, p.
1436.
against Pitney-Bowes under Section 2, the anti-monopolizing
the Sherman Act.
The government's bill of complaint and
including a denial by the company of the complaint's alle¬
suit
civil
section,
Insurance
.
23,
chemicals
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Civil Suit Settled—
Walter
ment
Life
Mutuul
will be used for expansion and to retire about
share, payable
1959.
per
Jan.
Already
and Gas Flow.—V.
Proportional,
will
formulas
two
Geiger-Argon, Geiger-Krypton, Scintilla¬
188, p. 2033.
%%.%;,■'
include
Counters
Topaz.
tion,
Fidelity
the
and
debt
old
of
modern
the
chart
deals
one
each,
15.
Detroit,
production of synthetic resins in Portugal has begun with the
opening of a modern plant just north of Lisbon by Reslnas Sintetlcas.
Lda.
(RESINTELA),
which company is associated witlv Reichhold
Chemio AG of Hamburg, Germany, and Reiclihold Chemicals, Inc.
Included
in
the
I4-acre factory
area
are
a
pilot plant and a
in
Olin Mathieson program for
are not related
to its plans
operating
153.
Arranged—This cor¬
First
with K lines and the other with L lines. Crystals
include Ammonium Dihydrogen
Phosphate (ADP), Ethylene Diamine
d-Tartrate (EDDT), Sodium Chloride (NaCl), Lithium Fluoride (LiF),
parts,
Jan.
on
of
Associate in Portugal Starts
the X-ray diffraction list.
publication, volume number,
past year Olin Mathieson disposed of its stock interests
Chemical Co.
operations
nou,so
its
of
189, p.
project.—-V.
of stock¬
to consider and* act upon »
proposal by the board, to Increase the authorized common- stock from
3,000,000 shares to 10,000,009 shares and to issue one additional com¬
mon share
for each common share outstanding as a stock split.
If
the split is approved by
the stockholders and business condi¬
tions warrant, it is the intention of the board to changer the cash
dividend to 15 cents per share per quarter om the new share basis,
which is an increase of 20% of the present cash-dividend return.
The board also announced a regular quarterly cash* dividend- of 25
of
at nominal cost.
inch Norelco chart,
11
x
$3,500,000
holders
in
of
name
year of publication. When copies of
local libraries, photostatic copies will
in
Bank
cents
Includes 79 articles
publications. Six textbooks
papers
foreign
tabulated
the
York Library
New
microscope
and
are
give
National
The directors
'
crystals and counters in X-ray Spectrograph applications, is also avail¬
of its
its
disposing of operations and interests that
the
Plans Stock Split—
research, one 011 electron microscope
diffraction investigations, are available
Instruments Division at 750 South Fulton
N. Y.
electron
articles
and
by the
p.
program for disposing
principal fields of activity.
The corporation sold 200,000 shares of stock,
representing its entire
44% ownership in F. H. McGraw, hack to that company.
of operations
being developed for
announced
was
books are listed also.
58
numbers,
are
hibitions
Chemistry
television
on
Redemption—
X-ray
domestic
in
unavailable
page
competition
Offering Completed—
The recent public offering of 100,000 shares of class A
common stock
(par $1) at $3 per share through G. K.
Shields & Co., of New York City, has been completed,
till of said shares having been sold, according to an
announcement just made. For details, see V. 189, p. 49.
Nucleonics,
is
The proceeds
fiber
on
on
bibliographies
Both
Inc.—Stock
Co.
results
the
$1,500,000.
technical assistance to competitors.
Norwalk Tank
also
lend
-w';
company's
appeared
total
A
operated by the U. S. Bureau of Mfcxes.
forming of the new company marks North¬
are
to
move
for
f
reference
and
will process 120 million cubic feet of natural gas
per day yielding in one year some 260 million cubic feet of helium,
as compared with the total 1957 U. S. output of 292 million cubic i'eet.
Northern Natural, a natural gas transmission firm, was listed as
principal stockholder in the new company. Air Products, Inc., which
will construct the plant, holds the remaining stock. Air Products is
n
company, specializing in processing gaseous and liquid components
at extreme low temperatures.
F. c. Nicholson, head of Northern's Petrochemical Department and
General Manager of Helex, said the plant will be the first privatelyoperated facility in this country for the extraction of helium from
i,as iu
transmission systems. At present, all other helium plants in
in
called
Ave;, Mount Vernon,
The tabulation of
Natural Gas Co.—Forms New Affiliate—
step
has
2510.
gratis from
the plant
first
will
company
redemption on Feb. 15,
shares of its 4,/a%
cumulative preferred stock at $100 per
dividends of 56 (4 cents per share.
Payment will be made
Bank Farmers Trust Co., 22 William St., New York, N.
work
-
189, p. 49.
United States
this
of
Co.—Partial
company
Two
5
to extract helium from natural gas, mark¬
ing the entry of private industry into the field, was announced jointly
on
Jan.
12 by Northern Natural Gas Co. and Air Products, Inc.,
Allcatown, Pa. The new firm will bs known as Hclex Co.
j F. Merriam, President of Northern, said the new company plans
to begin construction "as quickly as possible" on a $13,500,000 extrac¬
tion ard purification plant near Sunray, Texas.
Mr.
Sulphur Co.—Moves Offices—
Philips Electronics, Inc.—New Literature Lists—
Formation, of a company
the
offices
Milk
Pet
40
\
Watching
see3.
which is lending $4,000,000; Is
extending a $3,000,000 line of credit.
The New England Mutual
Insurance Co. and the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Houston, Texas, from Dallas, Texas, effective Jan.
17, it was announced by Harry C. Webb, President.—V. 188, p. 2033.
which
ern's
it
40%
,
camera
poration has arranged for refinancing through a loan of
$12,500,000 from a bank and three insurance companies,
Southwest Building,
Outstanding
5
—4
i>icture
screens, the astronomers at the ground base will control the.
focus of the telescope by moans of a remote control system
Reiclihold Chemicals Inc.—Loan
2033.
p.
Pan American
($12.50 par value
726,000 shs.
726,000 shs.
underwriters—The underwriters are under a firm commitment
in purchase the percentages" of
unsubscribed shares of capital stock
set for til opposite their respective names as follows:
Wood, Struthers & Company
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Shelby Cullom Davis & Company
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc
and
The
Capital stock
said
motion
monitor
000
Authorized
He
the
The 100,000-kilowatt Dave Johnston
generating facility,
was
dedicated
program
details follow:
Northern
largest
9
to
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
also V.
year-end.
construction program for 1959 is presently estimated
require expenditures of approximately $23,500,000. Included In this
is the start of construction of a second 100,000-kilowatt unit
at the Dave Johnston steam plant, scheduled to be ready for service
late in 1960.
The 1959 program is estimated to require the raising
of about $15,000,000 of new capital,
and consideration is presently
being given to the nature and timing of the next security offering.
stock (par
record Dec.
2*r on the basis of one new share for each two shares
then held* (exclusive of any shares issuable to stock¬
holders as a result of a distribution of one new share of
capital stock for each share held of record Dec. 23, 1958,
which was made concurrently with the issuance of the
warrants). The offering, which will expire today (Jan.
19) was underwritten by a group of underwriters headed
by The First Boston Corp., and Wood, Struthers & Co.
See
the
Wyoming's
20.
The company's
of 145,200 additional shares of capital
$12.50) at $36 per share to stockholders of
The First
plant,
Dec.
on
irirt-
\
at
power
steam
-Mention was
Further
($49)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
The
vestments is to be supplied by amendment.
In
addition,
Tube Investments has offered
holders
British
all of the
Aluminum not then
thereof
4
to acquire
presently outstanding ordinary
owned by Tube Investments in
from the
stock of
exchange
Tube Investments and cash.
This offer was
by an increase in the consideration offered
to the stockholders to 88 shillings in cash and one share of Tube
Investments for each two shares of British Aluminum stock.
If this
offer is declared effective, Reynolds will be entitled to receive a 49%
interest and Tube Investments a 51% interest In all of the stock so
acquired.
The directors of British Aluminum have announced a con*
tract with Aluminum Co. of America for the sale of Alcoa of author¬
ized and presently unissued ordinary stock of British Aluminum.
If
such sale
is consummated Alcoa will own roughly one-third of the
total outstanding ordinary stock of British Aluminum.-
for
ordinary
amended
on
stock
Jan.
To Create
The
4,
of
1959,
Second Preferred Stock—
Jan. 8 recommended to the common shareholder#
the company's certificate of incorporation to authorize
shares of second preferred stock, par value
share, and issuance of an additional 1,000,000 shares of com¬
directors
on
that they amend
creation
$100
mon
a
ot
1,000,000
stock.
,
(Continued
on page
49) "
10
(350>
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
iVz'Co
in two separate
all the dividends an¬
Dividend announcements are grouped
tables.
In
nounced
indicate
we
table in which
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
K.
U.
(United Rayon
4(7
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deposit receipts (interim)
(Equal to approximately 53c)
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(extra)—7—:,7
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3-
1
2-16
Pall
3-
1
2-
4'e
pfd.
2-15
1-15
2-
2-
5
6
Park
3-20
2-16
1-31
20c
2-
1
1-20
40c
3-12
2-10
2-
2
C.)
1-30
1-
1-31
$4
Co.,
60c
2-16
1-20
2-13
Co.
non-cumulative
*
2-
2
.
Quarterly
Bank
conv.
(Brooklyn,
;
N.
__
'
7
40c
2-13
4-10
2-10
1-30
12-31
2-
2-15
5
1-21
1-30
2-14
2-14
1-16
1- 2
3-10
2-24
2
1-22
2-
1-15
2-16
2;lc
Ltd.
2-
1-21
2
2-
2-16
60c
2-
2-16
20c
,
2-14
2-
2
2
1
30c
2
1-10
(quar.
50c
2-
1
1-20
:_
common
2-
31 Ac
2-
1
2-
1
1-20
3-15
1-16
32 Ac
$10c
(initial)
50c
—
2-
1-20
2-
18A-C-1
-y>,
$1.06 A
Inc.
1-23
1
75c
—
15c
1
1-23
3-20
3-10
4-1
3-16
1-22
1-30
1-30
32 Ac
W.)
25c
(monthly)
Co.
(quar.)_,
—
3-
2
4-
1
3-
1
2-13
3(7
(quar.)
3,
10c
Co.
3-
25c
(F.
2-13
62 Ac
Bankshares
we
3-16
2-13
2-
3
2-20
■
3-20
give the dividends announced'in previou
1-30
1-26
-
1
1-21
50c
1-30
1-15
30c
1-14
1-
8
The list does not include
these being
week,
divi
given in th
■
.
Per
When
Holdei
Share
Payable
of Ret
1-26
12-31
'7'
(a dividend of lc plus a spe¬
distribution of 3c)
!_7
Sugar
Refineries,
4c
7
Ltd.—,
(increased)
preferred
Fund,
$15c
4-
1
4-
3-l(
1
3-1C
3-16
2-2C
25c
2-
4
1-if
$1.43A
2-
1
1-lfc
2(7
3-31
3-16
50c
2-
$30c
7
(quar.)
$$1.25
(quar. )
Inc.
(from
net
Products
.17 Vac
(quar.)
*5(7
common
Food
Class
b
Co.: of
$3.75
preferred
Aluminum Co.
1st
of
12-23
12 Ac
-30c
22 Ac
2-
1
1-1E
2-
2
>?l-28
3-
2
2-16
4-
1
3-6
1-20
12-22
2-25
1-26
l-2(
common
(quar.)
;
2-
3
1-
S
2 Ac
(quar.)
2-25
12 Ac
:__
America,
1-li
1-20
12 Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Alsco, Inc.,_ common
-
common
$1.37 A *
75c
(quar.)__
Markets,
2
investment
6c
Control
4Co
1-13
this
Company
Allied Stores,
;
2
V.)—
yet paid.
" 7
Alpha Beta
2-
1
7
(quar.)
Alleghany Corp., $5.50 preferred A (quar.)7
C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)Allied Laboratories
(quar.)
2—^-
'
2-
2-
$.052
40c
Allen (R.
25e
50c
$2
iquar.)
com.
(quar.)
Aluminum
preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
2-10
$1.25
7,
-•"•■..
Air
9
lOc
(quar.)
7.
77
(s-ai
income)
1-20
(Phiia.)—
Pennsylvania Gas Co.
National
pfd.
Hampshire) (quar.)
(quar.) ——_7_—
dividend ,—7
Affiliated
1-30
5c
40c
(New
——
& Telephone,
Stock dividend
Adnms-Millis. Corp.
1-16
(quar.i
&
Insurance
Pcnn Investment
Peoples
2-13
(S.
1
38c
(quar.)
-.
'
25c
—
2-10
3-
Adams Consolidated Industries—
\
2-18
20c
(quar.)
1
$206.00
-
A (quar.)__
^
preference (quar.)
.:
Acme Steel, common (quar.)_,
;
1
—1_
(quar.)
Chemical
(liquidating)—
preferred
(Win. Jr.)
'5.75(7
4-
isc
Lighting
Corp.
1-23
3-
8c
Class
v
2-18
$1'
(quar.)
1-30
1-30
30c
",5Co
5
(quar,)..__
(quar.)
Co.
2-13
5
30c
Fund——y
Industries,
Common
1-23
3-
Utilities,
Shoe
Leather
1-30
2-15
5<:b
i_:
2- 5
Payable in
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
'
25c
dividend
1
Haut-Katanga-I^art.
announced
2-16
Cement—
Quarterly
1
1-31
18c
$1.4334
Portland
du
and not
cial
;
(quar.)
3-
Aberdeen Fund
3
Gas,
2-
$1.25
Co.;- $4.25 preferred (quar:)"7i77'_'7"
2-13
3-13
Natural
1
5c
& Yukon.
Name oi
6-
preferred
3-
class A
preceding table. '•
1
5.75Co
j-16
2- 5
281sc
L
dividend)
Ctfs.
Coal
pfd.
Below
1-19
2
Northwest
3-16
4-1
3-16
5(7
dends
1-30
*
415c
New Hampshire
3-31
33c
7Ac
:
weeks
;
1-30
2-14
50c
...
(quar.)i
2727
$$1.25
.Bro's-^JQuar. V;77~77_'iiyi7_7yi77'_
&
Stock
'
4-
1-22
7c
3-16
isc
;•
1-23
3-10
7—
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior pref. (quar.)
3-13
1
7-
Parker
Ts-aT
1
4-
40c
Peerless
preferred
4-
:
—_
1-12
2-15
30c
(q,uar.i_—,—
conv.
.
(quar.)
1-12
1-24
3-13
$621ic
2-14
20c
.
1
series)
2-15
Mortgage Assn.—
.
4-
62Vic
(s-a)
1-24
$$1.31
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
Pass
Wurlitzer
'
5
(1956
2-28
15c.
1-
437Vic
11
1-15
2-10
11c
Monthly
1-19
4-17
1
1-15
tl5c,
(quar.)..".
1-31
5-
5c
preferred
15c
1A Cc
12 Ac
Ce".
15c
;
;
of
6
1-30
2-25
433/ic
i_
Point -Mfg.
Wrigley
:
1-20
'
Northern R. R.
50c
(quar.)
2V2
—
Co.....
1-30
3
Nunn-Bush
I—III
(quar.).
Mfg.
Windsor
5-13,
1-22
1-15
1-15
2-
$1.01
(quar.)—,-
A
System, common
Wisconsin
■
3-
2-15
2
3-10
from" *
71c
(Calif.)
Electric
Wilson
3-13
2
$5c
(quar.)
div.)
7c
;
,
Telephone
2-
1-15
41 Vic
com.
(stock
B
Miniere
Williams,
7
2-20
12-31
6-15
Ohio
2
25c
(quar.),
$3
2
2-
4-
Northern
2-
45c
•
(quar.i———
$2
1-30
3-
5c
i62'ic
2-16
2
5c
2-16
White
series)
2-
2-
3_,..20c
sharesi
A
Gas
White
(1906
2
12(2c
preferred (quar.i
5.20(7
preferred
(quar.)—;
3-11
$25
(quar.)—'
(quar.)
3
2-16
12-31
5(7
preferred
3-
2
1-15
Co. (quar.)
Westchester Fire Insurance (quar.)
$2.50
3-
1
&
Western Light
32Vic
.....1...———
class A
2
3-
—77—
(Canada)
Inc.,
preferred
West
$2.50
,
$2
:
-IIIIIIIIIIIII
Ltd.,
3-
5
Fund—
(quar,)
4.80(7
Co.
...
(quar.),
Insurance
2-16
and
com.
Washington Steel Corp.,
••
Oil,
2-16
2
56Ac ;
Stock
(quar.) :
Inc., class
Corp.
Walker
6
Insurance
(quar.)
Co.
Fire
North Star
5 Co
._
i';b
York
25c
"
Ltd
preferred
1-30
Tea
2
3-
.
6
National Steel & Shipbuilding—
preferred
3-
34c
25c
income
Valspa.* Corp.,.,$4 pfd.
3-16
1
Securities & Research Corp.—
Preferred stock series (from net inv. inc.)
'
10c
Stock series (from net inv. income)9c
National
(quar.)——
5
"
2-13
3-30
3-
....30c
common
2-
(quar.)
Vanderbilt Mutual
20c
$.0629
Ltd.,
2-28
1
Co.,
Corporation,
United
2-20
"C'J-
—_
Machine
2- 5
30(2c
22V2c
—,
$.028849
2
i_.
(stock
2-
2-28
,
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
5(7
2
5C>
National
3-16
A
Union
1-21
2-20
(quar.37Vic
Welding
(initial)
2-5
2-28
29TbC
1-27
'
,•$1.50 pref,
(quar.).....
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)
15c
'
Chemical, Ltd.—
Custodian
Electric
2-28
26Vac
—
1-21
3-10
50c
Airlines, Inc.
Finance
,25lsc
—$0.2656V'4
Co.
Farnham
Industries
class
1-21
62'tc
Aeronautical (increased quar.)
National
1-15
2-13
6
42',2C
(annual)
National
1-31
—,——
preferred
B
2
15c
—
National
1-15
1- 2
•—
Co
preferred
Class
2
35c
Mutual Income Fund
$15c
J
Giant1 Markets,
Franklin
1-
9c
y
——
(increased)
1-26
3- 3
2-11
$5 preferred
Union
'
Co.
5
3-18
2-27
—
Sons
Fuller
Thriftiinart,
2000
....
Mining
25c
(quar.)
"2
(Increased monthly)
Food
1-15
40c
__
~
Y.
class
new
Machine,
$2
$1.25
;
—
National
40c
(quar.)
—IIII"
Corp.,
(quar,)
(quar.)
1-15
3-
25c
(ciuar.)
ordinary
it
Woolworth
1-20
long-term
Extra
preferred
Texas
2
97c
•
Morgan Engineering, common
Prior preferred (quar.)
6Co
Empire Millwork
(stock
dividend!—Ill
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd.
(quar.i
60c
1
2-
31c
quarterly
Paper Co.,
2-
10c
(quar.)
Washing
$1.25
$$5
(initial)
&
\
6
15c
A
(from
dividend
{Dominion
t
B
Houses
1-12
-.7
(quar.i—
Minneapolis Gas
.
1-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fruit,
class
1-15
1-
3-. 2
Canada, Ltd.—
Supply Co. of N.
Giorgio
New
common
class
class
preferred
IDobbs
■■
common
'Dentists'
1
Aircraft of
non-cumulative
Dennison
—
preferred
Vegh Investing
capital gains)
.
$1
1-15
•
(quar.)
Manufacturers
(s-a 1
Piping
Mineral
Ltd.-—
Commercial,
DeHavilland
1-30
$1.06
___
(quar.)
60c .convertible
i
2-13
$13c
Theatres,
50c class A
$20c
&
Y.)
1-21
1-9
$$1.60
_
(quar.)
4.65Co preferred (quar.)
6% preferred
(quar.)
^
1-21
1-31
33c
shares—,
common
12-31
12-31
;;7V2C
40c
&,Securities, Inc.— y
77—
_7
77;y7'
Assurance
Class
—-
common
12- 5
1-30
1-30
9
2-20
2-20
*
shares
1-15
14c
(quar.)
gains).
1st
Life
Tower
preferred
Midwest
1-20
1-
9
held)
Mergenlhaler Linotype Co. (resumed).
Michigan Central R. R. (s-ai
2-10
15c
7
—
Continental
1-31
;
2
Co.—
preferred
Consolidated
RR.
3-
3-15
^
Corp.,
(N.
time).
Steamships,
Ltd.—
Columbus <fc Southern Ohio Electric—
•
1
$1.25
•
cl. A (quar.)
Colonial
; 4A %
3-
2-
45c
$1.21
—
shares
1-30
r.
.
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil Co., com. (quar.)
4',2(7 preferred A (quar.)
,
-
Investment
Merchants
1-20
2-10
$5
_
(quar.)
Finance
preferred
1
1
Louis
——
at
2-
3-
1-15
u
-
4*A'^ preferred (quar,)_^——
Mead Johnson. & Co. (quar.i.
'
Company
Colonial
Nashville
Corp,,
$2.50
Mead
6
$2
—
(quar.i-.
Cpchranc-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.,
doghlin IB. J.) Co., Ltd.—
Collins
St.
(quar.)——
Bottling
1-
2
$1
(quar.)
(s-a)—
preferred
2-
1-19
40c
———_
com.
(quar.)
Cincinnati, Chicago
Coca-Cola
2-13
2-10
Co.—
_,
Machine,
2
15c
—„
6
3-
2-20
1-31
held)
(quar.)
28
1-20
2-14
7-
Gas
J.)
Baer
Sun
1-15
4-15
•«
McCord
75c
1-31
4-30
t25c
Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (quar.)—
Marmon-Herrington
(increased)
Stock dividend
;;
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
9-15
15c
__
i 15c
Manning,
3-16
9-30
each
2
45c
—--
5 A Co
Quarterly
preferred
Cleveland,
v-
1-30
3-31
Roc
7Co
11'
each shr.
for
1-20
2-
25c
_7—_
ordinary income)
—7
Steinberg's,..Ltd., 5 A Co preferred i quar.
•
$l£c
share
.
(initial)—'
(quar.)—
"'(from
4-15
shares
•Special
1-30
2-14
(quar.i
__
4%
2-27
50c
$1.50
;
&
Petroleum
1-26
$1.50
_
—
"
Corp. (stock dividend)
Valspar Corp. common for
of
each six shares
held)
,
Qhamplin Oil & Refining, $3 pfd.
Channing Corp.
(quar.)———
Chess
(Mary), Inc.,—
4%
1
1
from capital gains
payable in cash or stk. at holders' option 1
Managed Funds, Inc.—.
1-26
2-
Stein
(15c payment plus 82c
Products
share
Cincinnati
1-13
1
2-
45c
:
___
1-31
•'
(stock split)—
for
Fund-
Metal
c
5-
L—
common
2- 2
.
from
Triad
2-16
11 Ac
A.), common
Louisville
Madison
1
37 (4
share
(Or.e
3-20
2
$0.5194
Gas.
•
(quar.i——2c
preferred
capital
12-22
y! $1.50
(quar.)
additional
Star
.>
Casualty
&
(Win.
•30c
3-16
preferred (quar.)
Loomis-Saylcs Mutual Fund—1
Lorain Telephone (stock dividend)
3-10
2-
(increased-quar. )
j.
1
3-
convertible
Central & South West
Corp.
Central Soya Co.
(quar.)^_
4-
4-15
1-20
1
4.84^
2-20
$1.12(4
preference (quai'.)_,
$1.40 preferred A (initial)—
'
3-20
1-30
1-30
—$1.75
(quar.)
1-22
1-23
30c
Warner Corp. .(quar.)—,
Stein Roe & IFarnham Fund-—
2-17
2
3-
4-
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
Lockheed Aircraft
1-30
$8c
,
Ltd.,—
&
Illinois
$1.50
—
2-27
B
preferred
Lone
Mills, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.i
1st
23Ljc.-,
9
3-10
40c
200C<
preferred
2nd preferred
Class
2-11
2-
2-
25c
dividend
1st
15c
15c
$0,131
-
Stanley
1-31
12c
,
(quar.)——-
Lauren tide Acceptance Corp. Ltd.-—
50c class A
—;
V3-17
Caldwell Linen
$1.50
Department Stores
y
—
(quar.)—.
Kellogg-<te
Stange
K-l
Stix,
7'3-17
:
(
25c
—
___
series
Fund
3-17
77 $1.50
common—
_
G'b
.7Co
1
$$1.12 A
_
4
—
(S.)
Stock
2-14
$$1.43
__
,___
Income
2
1-30
Edison—
(quar. )
-
2-
:
_,_77
77-
class A
Investments
Common
3- 5
.
(S. S.) Company (quar.)
Kroger Company, new com. (initial)
2-14
$50c
—
•
.
10-19
1- 7
3- 2
3-16
36c
—
Works
Natural
Special
1.0-49
.
2
Fire
Spuicer
'
'
Kresge
2-20
•
$1.50
$1.15
Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
5% C<> preferred
(quar.)
6Co 1st preferred (quar.)
'
3-
preferred
conv.
4 ACo
-
$1.12 A
.
British
Funds—
Quarterly from net investment income—
i
2
11-
time)
this
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar. )
Southern
7-20
37tbc
(quar.)
Custodian
Keystone
at
preferred (quar.)——
Booth Fisheries, 4% preferred
(quar.)
Botany Mills, 5 Co convertible preferred
1
—
4A(7
4(c-
1-20
3-10
$Tv
90c
20c
(s-a)—
Lathe
Southern
7-20
8-
Foods
preferred
5.44(7
4Va Co
time),
4Via %
.
25c
Keystone
•
this
preferred
25c
•
-
1
1-30
-
15c7
———
Southern California Water, com.
1-15
'50c
______
Water
Saco
1
—
*4.88(7
4-20
2-16
7
sub¬
preferred (quar.) e
preferred
(quar.)—ypreferred (quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)
4.24 Cc
4-20
1
1
8-
37V2c
——
Extra
(quar.)—————7-7
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet
(quar.)
Extra
Bensonhurst National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Best
preferred
5-
2
1-23
35c
(Boston)
California
4.78(7
1-19
25c
omitted at
Engineering,
4.08(7
1-19
2-
$1.75
-1."
2-16
10c
80c v
receipts ordinary——I, r,
(quar.);—-..
Bend
Southern
1-20
7 2- 2
2-
1-28
25c
—--
h—
Wesson
&
South
1-21
1-21
2-16
subject
Oil [(quar.
Scroban
5
1-31
1-31
'.
..
-
*
Corp.
Smith
1-14
2-
8c
com._
(quar.)—-———
Skclly
Skll
'
10 A
(quar.)-,——
deposits
Shcdd-Bartush
1-15
2
1-22
1
Ltd.—
Trust,
■Optional
1-21
3-
5c
,
.
payment
(Common
1-26
2-25
C
:
Rhode
of
2-20
1-22
55c
(quar.)——7
Shareholders;-. Trust
,T- 5
12V2C
-1
(quar.)
Fund
preferred
1-15
(quar;)_a—
(quar.)—
(2-for-l stock split,
Metals—
Scaporcel
•American
1-21
70c
1-20
(quar.)
B
Selection
$1.75
.
t - ^
30c
3 Co
Extra
2-16
$1.37 A
(quar,)——
1-24
2-13
V
1-22
2-
50c
_
Scotten-Dillon yCo.
1
7 2- 2
55c
2
2-2
ject to approval of stockholders Apr, 14)
5, 10 & 25c Stores, common
(quar.) >.
9
.
-
2
2-
(quar.i——-
Chemicals
Class
1-24
2-
2-
J15c
Rose's
1-20
2-16
$1.50
——;——
Engineering
Investors
2-
1
(quar.)
common
dividend
Investors
15c
2-
Co.,
Department Stores, Inc.—
Resumed quarterly
J
10c
3-
6C/ preferred—
(Pa.),
Interstate
1-30
25c
Co.
Power
11%C
/.L
(quar.)—
1
.1-26
J15c
Stock
;
-
Furniture
1-
2-16
62V2C
$1.50
1
1
2-
"" $12,/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Itorcr
1-15
2-
1-14
2-15
$15c
Corp., class A (quar.)^
(Williajn H.l, Inc. (increased)
dividend
(3-for-l stock split,
Rogers
3-13'
'
-i
2-1
'
$0.5856
,
common
(liquidating)
' *
—
,
2
—.
B
Loan
C.
y
3
50c
—
.
preferred (quar.).:
Investors (optional)
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
Semi-annually
:
International Harvester, iCo pfd. (quar.)—..;
Inc.—•
(quar.)
A.),
'
•
'
1
1-14
2-20
approval of stockholders March 23)7
to
1-27
2-1?
1-23
•
—
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)—
__7-,s
Republic Service Corp,-,:
Ilicgcl Textile Corp., common (quar.)______
$4 preferred A
(quar.)——
2
'3-24
1
2
36c
'
——;•
——
International
Stock dividend
1-16
2-
2-
(annual),
(quar.i—
Graphite Bearings, Inc.
Kciehold
3
•
17'/2C
—•*
—
Incorporated
3-13
12-
(George
3-
2-14
5 Ay:
—,
(quar.)____
dividend
Stock
Raymond
2-20
2
1-31
•
A
y
Company
Randall
1-21
4-
•
class
1-16
1-30
.
2-16
3-
A'.o
2
3-13
1-21
C.
Idaho
7
2-
2-16
25c
(quar.)—
•
y
3-16
2-16
(quar.)
Light—
Gas
Electric
Preferred
I.
2-16
3-30
Randall
2
$0,025
Bassett
2
3-16
2-
—^
Ltd., com.
Products,
Milk
Participating
1-21
:.2-27 "
5Co
'
-
-
—:—1-
dividend
2
2-16
.
.
2-14
1 '
1-30
50c
\
•6 Co
preferred
(quar.)Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
-CC.
3-14
15c
__
(quar.)
y
dividend)
(stock
(initial)
(J. F.), Ltd., class A
Hartz
3-
35c
Augusta Newspaper, 6% preferred (quar.)
6 A %
preferred
(quar.)
■—
-J—-:
Class A
1-14
1-27
37 (2c
—
•
1-24 '
15c
:
Co.
Tea" Co.—-
of
Co.
Service
Stock
Participating
20c
.
(initial)
4.96 (f/ preferred
$2
Class
A
(quar.)—.
—,_7.,_
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Connecticut (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
——.
(increased
Gamble
1-26
2-
50c
(quar.)-.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Quinte
5c
Pacific
Steel
&
Public
Corp.—
Financial
Western
1-26*
2-3
5
3-27
343,flc
Industries
Lines,
1-15
(quar.)
i-26 77
7
3-14
(quar.)—
A
2
2-
J
2-20
(quar.)—
...
Electrical
Realty
common
Great
334C
—
Rubber, class
quarterly __i
B
Associated
(quar.)——r—
Atlantic' &
New
y
62 Ac
...
Co.
common
A
Hormel
JYsCo preferred (quar.)
Electric,
1-15
1-23
2-10
22 Ac
—
(quar.)
—_—_—
Co
preferred
(quar.)—
Atpphcmol-Borg Electronics (increased quar.)
Anderson
American
Class
1-10
25c
25c
com.
1-30
(quar.)
Union Co.
1-30,77 Great
25c
(quar.i
Works,
1-15
of
Co.
quar.)
a_
Colorado (quar:)—^
15c
55c
" 47Ac
1-21
1-30
——
2
(quar.)
Steamship
2-4
5>c
——
-
—
tl5c
1
Cable
preferred
—-
(increased)—'
Ltd.
Scale,
Pneumatic
$7Ac
*—'
'
Shares, Inc.—
Quarterly from net income
2
Proctor
the Northwest—
—L_
30c
Wisconsin—
v7;
$5 preferred
(quar.)
—"——
$1.25
Genesse
Leasing, certificates
(liquidating!$27 V
Globe & Republic Insurance Co. of America
,7
Semi-annually
50c
7 Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)_—
60c
Gould-National
Batteries,
Inc.
<quar.)_—„
50c
•
Grace National Bank (N. Y.)
(s-a)__„—$2
t30c
; Grafton & Co., Ltd., class B—
Business
Board
1-31
1-13
8'<
Tcleplionc
2-
—
com.
(quar.)
2-
2-23
dividend
4.80 '/c
14c
—
Allied
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.,
5% preferred A (quar.)
2-16
Portsmouth
—
,i_:—
General
28c
(quar.)——
Inc.
Devices
Gr.and
prior
Aluminium,
1-22
1-29
2-25
—
preferred
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores Ltd. (quar.)
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. Co
Allied
'
5c
Adams Engineering, class A
(quarj—yy—y
Aeronca Mfg. Corp. (Ohio)—
: 7- : v
55c
preferred
(quar.)
—,,
5AA
Holders
Products, Inc.—•
convertible
par) for each share held)
Bakeries,
Ltd.
(quar.)—,
Stock
SI
(quar.)_—~,y
dividend
Precision
Acme
r-
—
2-15
$2.25
10c
——
General Telephone Co. of
Corp.)—
Ml'g.
arrears)
(Omaha)
General
General
Sliare
42V'2C
5c
Phillips
(One additional share of com. stock ($1.25
their
Payable of licc.
(clears
pfd.
City Steel. Inc.
of Company
Petroleum
(quar.)——
Plymouth Rubber
(quar.),,—
Name
Inc.—
General American Transportation (stk. split)
show the payments previ¬
we
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
payment date.
A.
Gate
Then we follow with
during the current week.
second
a
first
the
Per
Holder*
tuyapie of liec.
6'n*re
.
Industries,
Wood
Gar
2-
3
1-
S
30c
3-10
2- 6
9334c
4-
1
3-20
$25c
3-
1
2-
+56c
2-28
Canada, Ltd—
preferred
4(4(7 2nd preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
0
2- «
Number 5813
189
Volume
When
Per
Share
Book Co. (quarJ
Tl
2
1-17
2-
2
1-16
Common
2-
2
1-16
$2.90
Corp.,
-,•••
_____
__
American
American
Home
American
Indemnity (Texas) (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
1-21
2-15
American Monorail Co.—
§120 conv. preferred (quar.)
dividend on common,_
preferred (quar.)
i.
Clayton (quar.)__
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
3-
2-
2
2
2
2
65c
37 Vac
2-
1
1-15
1-30
1-15
2-
25c
2-
2
2
.<
•
12-23
-t
1-8
1-
Celotcx
1-30
/ 5%
1-31
1-20
12-
1-23
30c
.3-
,
2
2^20
2-'
2
1-
8
2-2
$4.50
1-
8
•'
$1
-
(quar.)
2-
1-15
1-30
1-15
1-30
1-31
Corp.,
Class
Power
56 V4C
'•
:••-.
'
1%
;
1-31
A
Baystata
;
>
1-21
^
"
1-15
1-27
6-22
5-22
9-21
3-23
2-20
5-22
8-21
Commonwealth
4.64%
9
1-19
'
1-
1-20
2
(quar.)__
47 VaC
dividend)
3%'
1-30
30c
1-30
1-15
28 Vac
1-30
(quar.)—_
Concord
3-2
2-
30c
2
1-15
2
4-
2 %
3-26
3
redemption
share plus
issue
Feb/' 1
on
this
called
$102.50
K
75c
Railways—
<N
■«.
Pfd.
1
H
"
4-
1
3-10
f35c
4-
1
3-10
2
12-31
2-
tl7%c
12-27
1-6-59
$1.02
._
2-
2
15c
3-
20c
1-30
Corp.,
common
9
1-14
4-30
4-15
1-30
Preferred
preferred
1-
SrTanch
J.)
Increased
2
K16
12-24
1-31
1-
1-20
3%
2-
% 62 Vac
S
1-16
2
2-
2
1-15
1
'•
87!ac
4-
1
3-
'
9
4-10
12 Vac
--1-
9
2
"1-
9
2
1-
9
70c"" '<•2- 2
(quar.)
1-14
2-2
50c
(quar.)
1-22
2-20
''
$1.19
'"2-
$1.06
'
""""
2-
Co.
Consumers
2
—
1-20
Power
common
4-
3-
3-
2
2-10
3-
2
2-10
2-14
1-20
1
5
N.
3-31
3-13
175C
1-31
1-10
125c
1-31
1-10
175c
1-31
1-10
2-
1
1-15
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-10
2-
1
1-/3
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
2
1-21,
2%
2-
2
1-21
2-16
2%
1-23
12c
2-
2
2-27
2-13
1-30
1-16
1-31
12-31
1-31
12-31
10c
2-10
1-20
15c
1-30
1-20
62 Vac
1-30
1-20
3-10
2-27
87VaC
$1.50
2-16
1-30
2-16
28c
1-23
1-27
4-
—
—
4-
1
3-14
12-31
135c
2-
2
1-20
135c
2-
2
1-20
3-
N. J.)—
Stock
12-23
12-23
Fund,
Inc.
capital gains)—
$1.31 Va
2-
1
12-23
Financial General Corp.,
1-24
J-4
1
(from
Fidelity
00
2-26
1-23
VaC
1-23
1-15
2-20
2-11
3-20
3-11
45c
(quar.Z
net
—I
2%
long-term
Tire
common
Rubber-
&
54c
——
(quar.)—
preferred series A (quar.)_
Firestone
2-19
3-15
lc
—
Paper Products Corp.—
dividend 0111 common
Fibreboard
1
6c
2
28 %C
lc
1
1-20
1-
5
47 Vac
2-
1
-1-
5
2-
1
1-
5
51c
2-
1
1-
5
1-31
1-
35c
2-15
1-31
$1.37 V2
2-15
1-31
15C
2
1-
2-
1
1-
5
4-
1
3-20
2-
1
series
Franklin
Life
1-2
1-
2-
2
1-15
2-
2
1-16
1-20
1-
5
$2
2-2
1-
9
1-
5
2-
2
1-
9
2-16
1-15
2-20
1-23
17 VaC
2-
93 %c
2
1-15
1-26
1- 2
18 Vac
1-26
12-15
40c
1-20
1-
6
$3
1-20
1-
5
50c
15c
2-
1
1-15
15c
2-
1
1-15
25c
4-
150c
1
3-10
2-16
1-15
Zellerbach Corp.,
6
6-
5
Curtiss Candy Co.—
4Vz%
1st pfd.
(arrears
n0c
tlOc
1-23
1-
2
Cutter
$1.05
$2
2
8-11
3-31
3-16
9-
•
4-
1
3-16
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
9-29
1-15
1-
1-14
1-29
1-19
(quar.)—
General American Industries,
2-16
2- 2
Laboratories,
for year
class A
(quar.)
1954) —
5c
1-26
12-31
(Includes
arrears)
4-14
1-
9
1-26
12-31
1-26
12-31
1-30
1-16
3-
2
2-13
22c
2-
2
1-15
87'/ac
2-
2
1-15
40c
2-
2
12-31
20c
1-31
1-21
Dec.
quar.
6%
payment
—-
1-21
3-
2
2-
$1
preferred
and clears
,.|U,
1Jt
1-31
50c
American
Transportation Corp.—
Stock dividend (approved by stockholders)
Baking Co.
(quar.)
General
Dynamics Corp. (quar.)
General Electric Co.. common (quar.)
General Mills Inc. (quar.)
General
Motors
Corp.
2-
2
1-16
$18.75
preferred
General Public
1-13
15c
2-
50c
2-10
50c
75c
2
1-26
2-
1
1-16
1-
9
12-19
1-
9
>
A
(quar.)
nHQf
^
2-
2
1-
2-
2
1- J-
3-15
2-Z*:
53c
General Shoe Corp., common
Cflmno
12-30
$1.18%
Equipment—
(quar.),
Utilities—'
nvflf/ivniina
1-20
1-23
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
General Precision
100%
6
93%c
$3.75
cn
4
1-26
General
60
5-
8c
62 Vac
'—
preferred
9-15
$4.50
2
$1
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
$4.75
1-30
1-15
1-28
20c
(quar.)
—
Trailer, 4% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fundamental Investors, Inc. (capital gains
distribution). Payable in cash or stock—
$5
$1.75
7
1-
—
Company
General
1
1-23
130c
——
Fulton Industrial Securities Corp., common—
4%
2-
130c
(quar.)
Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
30c
5%
—
Co.
Brick
.
75c
20c
(quar.)_.
& Tile
Fruser
Frito
2
65c
45c
Insurance
Fraser
35c
2
1
1
9c
dividend
Stock
1-
22-
_—_——
Stores
Franklin
•
6%
Avenue,
Fifth
Bond
5
55c
10c
5IV2C
6
3-
9
7VaC
Franklin Custodian Funds-—
50c
11c
6
1
2-
1-10
12-29
1-30
56'Ac
6
—_
1-30
1-15
——
preferred (accum.)—
First National City Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Fluor Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Food Machinery & Chemical—
3%% preferred (quar.)_
<
551
3-
(quar.)-
1-20
2
—-———-—
2-
3-
preferred
2-
25c
2-
3-
(quar.)—
Crum & Forster, 8%
preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
7%
preferred
(quar.):
7%
preferred
(quar.)_.
:—
3-16
——
50c
1
preferred
1-12
2-28
135c
——
quarterly
Federated Department Stores
2
1
$4.20
.
1
4c
(quar.)_^._
Monthly
12-26
2-
1
Crown
1-20
1
$3
Board 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Federated Corp. (Del.) (monthly)
12-26
2Va%
4-
—
2-
30c
A
Increased
1-20
4-
(quar.)
!
25c'
Federal Paper
9
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Crown Cork International, class A
Crown Cork & Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
2-13
2-27
1:10c
$5c
1-18
25c
1-
$1.04
B
1-15
$1.25
/
$1.40 preference (quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.
(Newark,
1-16
2
$1.13
Co., class A
1
25c
(quar.)—
'1
1-10
2-
60c
i——
2
2-, 2
2-
$1.12 Va
$3.50
(annual)-—
1-
2-16
lc
1-31
10c
$1.12 Va
Corp.
1-15
1
50c
(annual)—
Grain, Ltd., common (quar.)
Class
$4.50
Cresthire
12-31
1-20
55c
(quar.i
Y.)
Federal
87 Vac
$1.25
preferred (quar.)______^
preferred tquar.)^
$4.16 preferred (quar.)—____,—
Continental Transportation Lines (quar.)-^—
Corn Products Co. (initial)
First payment since meTger:
Corporate Investors, Ltd.,- class A
:
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)
2-18
3-16
2-
$1.50
—
,
.
2-27
$1.75
Federal Asphalt Products
Fruehauf
(quar.)
1-26
3-14
25c
preferred (quar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp., com. (quar.)
G%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
—
Fanners & Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse,
—
Co.,
1-19
7 Vac
Fairbanks Co., 6%
52 VaC
quar.)
1-26
2-16
1-19
2-15
$4.52
7%
4-
12-31
2-
>
6
60c
2nd preferred (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.—
/
Guaranteed stock (quar.)
40c
■'
1-
17VaC
(quar.)
A
Forge «fe Steel Corp., common
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
1-12
2
Y.—
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—
7-. 1
$1
(quar.)
of N.
$1.25
-LZIZ-—
Ltd
;:-
Edison
'
"
$1.18%
Erie
125c
(s-al
Consolidated
Crosett
80c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———__________—:
preferred (quar.)j.——~—
—
$2.06 preferred (quar.)_
$2.20 preferred (quar.)i
—
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Bakeries (Canada)—
$2
Class
(quar.)
quarterly
Bralorne Mines,
"2-
$1
10c
< initiai-quar" iiizz:::::
com.
'
50c
"""""—
(quar.)
Bos'inn1/,00'1 stores
4ovdlson Co.,
—i.—
1-31
-
40c
5%
invest¬
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Conn (C. G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power, $1.90 pfd. (quar.)
•"
20c
2 Va %
* stock dividend)—
~
Blue S°"Cdrp-?Ltd'' 5<c Preferred (quar.)
venhnJ^ ^
Fund (102sc from net inHH„ment "lcome and 6925C from net secuin nncP10
The 6935 payment is payable
Boru ua
°r stock at holder's option)
aorg-Warner
preferred
(quarterly from
Gas, com.
5.V2%
(Increased
RbLylDU,? Coip-
o
Inc.
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.
1
t25c
_
(quar.)—
2-
.
Extra
n Works < Quar-)
Beneficiarc-orp."—'1TTT" '
Fund,
Ordinary
per
Preferred (quar.t
BpmS,.HrWe11 Co* <6tock dividend)
31.2
^
for
and class A
participating preferred
ceiknap Hardware &
Mfg., common
4%
preferred
(quar.i
p ,ii
i
for
share
1
$1.50 ■'
common
(quar.)
BP^rC^celli' Ltd''
Belgian National
4/o
at
called
per
dividend)
LimJber- Ltd-,
$1.40 preferred
$65
1
$2.25
—-
$2.04
issue
at
12-
Fund—•
ment income)
Concord Natural
f50c
—
2-14
10c
(quar.)—
pfd.
preferred (s-a)
$1.16
(From.investment income)
12-29
'2-
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
5.25% preferred
Commonwealth Stock
1-15
(quar.)
Edison Co.,
preferred
2-14
$1.50
Group
&
Class
4%
$1.06 V*
and VTC—-—
common
1-
1-29
86c
1
on
9-21
6-22
1-22
2-
'/'■
Pictures Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Combustion Engineering Inc. (quar.)
$4.25
Ltd.—
plus this dividend)
$6 first preferred (entire
—
1-22
25c
1
;—
com." (annual)
(annual)
dividend
Stock
"
(entire
Feb.
(quar.
:—.—'
(from investment income)—
Colonial'Stores, (Stock dividend
8-21
$1
•
2%
20c
Enamel
1-15
2-16
75c
Columbia
37%c
3-11
2
3-
37 Vac
50c
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
1-31
114c
t$1.75
Associates (quar.)
Heating Products, Ltd—
Employers
2-27
3-31
w
7
87 VaC
4
2-20
$1
$2
1-
1
2-
Mfg.
(quar.)——
District Electric, 5%
4%%
preferred (quar.),—
9
1-16
1-14.
1-29
130c
31'Ac
—
Empire
$1.12 Va
$4.50 preferred (quar.)j.
:
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R.R.—
4% special gtd. (quar.
7%
regular gtd.
(-quar.)
1-
2
,
(quar.)
Emhart
9
2-16
3-23
$1
9
1-
25c
(quar.)
37VaO
_.
1-
1-20
I.
___——
(monthly) —
Columbia Gas System (quar.)___——_—
—
on
held)
1-20
125c
Distilling—
prior preferred
redemption
Co.
Colonial Fund
l-'U
-•
Beaux Arts Apartments, Inc.—
$3
Service
2-
20c
Co.
RR.
dividend
Stock
/
$0
'
$1.50
(quar.)_
Electric, common (quar.)
(stock dividend)—
&
Gas
1-9
1-24
2%
<
4
$7.50
*■ •
87 Vac
Colorado Central Power Co.
(increased)
(James B.)
Stock dividend
2
1-
:
12-10
1-31
-25c
—
Corp.
Beam
9
•
1t20
15c
(quar.)______
A
1-
2-
Preference
dividend)____!
common
1-15
2
1-15
c
•1-15
$1.12 Va
preferred
2
2-
2-14
3%% preferred (quar.)/_'_
Colling wood Terminals, Lfd.,
1-2
1-31
30c
37 VaC
Paper,
(quar.)—__
2-
2-13
'
1"16^
1-23
7c
;
2
2-
;•<%-
&
1-13
30c
shares
'■
convertible
1-12
2
60c
——
City Stores' (reduced
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.
1-16
4% preferred (quar.)_:
Baltimore .Transit
Co.
Pr°ducts
2
2-
1- 9
1-2
/ 2-20
V
»
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4/2%
2-
2
1-15
*
10c
Common
Bathurst
1-3
1-13
1-31
l'-<5
1-30
$341/2C
—
Bangor Hydro Electric, common
Baruch-Kenilind Oil Corp. (stock
1-31
20c
.
1-24
9
1-
1-23
7% pfd. (quar.)
(s-a)
Eastern Industries, common (quar.)
70c
preference, (quar.)—
Eastern Racing Assn., common (quar.)
$1
preferred
(quar.)—
Eastern States Corp. (Md.) —
$7 preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Eastern Utilities Associates (quar.)_—._—(
Ekco Products Co., common (quar.)_
4V2% preferred (quar.)!
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of America
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
East
1-31
$1.05
~____
(quar.)—1
(from capital gains
—.
1-19
12-31
—
East Kootenay Power Ltd.,
20c
pfd. (quar.)
Investing Co., common.
:
~
Civil Service Employees Insurance Co.—
Stock dividend
(ohe share for each six
9
•V 1-30
15c
shares
1-J
$1
City
1-15
(quar.")__:____
American
1-2Q
,
,
pfd. series 1956
conv.
6
1-26,
1-20
1-31
(quar.)/
Cincinnati
1-30
"
Andes
2-10
25c<
$4 preferred ({deal's arrears)___
5%
,
2,
1-
2
1-30
considered at
shares will be
Duro-Test Corp.—r-
:;2-10
25c
Chicago, -Burlington & Qulncy RR. Co._^
37V'2C
•
4%%; preferred (quar.).—
Banco de Los
1-
60c
Chicago Dock & Canal
1,
Avco
4%
1-22
1-
2-
1-31
15%
dividend
Stock
2
2
1-22
12 VaC
'
7
17V2C
;
Avalon
4%
3-12
—
5
1-20
1
2-
303
15c
(increased quar.)
Common : (quar.)
3-12
1
2
1-21
2-
1-30
30c
meeting-.—
Dunhill Ihternationul (bi-monthly)
50c
5
1-19
.
Common
1
4-
k
87'/a c
—
(stock dividend)
new
8
12-30
1-27
30c
(increased)
the February
$1.05
preferred (clfears arrears)—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.— " '
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)
17 Vise
,
__L
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
4-
/
J-
9
2
i
.
Baldwin-Lima-IIamilton Corp.
Baldwin Rubber
(quar.)—.
1-15
2-
Cities
(stock
5
110c
$6
19c
Wilcox
3-
the
on
1-15
1-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
9
$1.75
1-
1-
2- 2
2-
Shares
&
9
1-
6%
^
f25c
(Quarterly from income)
Ayres (L. S.)
Co.,. common
5
1-
2
25c
;
3c
Telephone,- 5'Af/o preferred (quar.)
Mfg. ,Corp:, common
$2.25
preferred
.(quar.) ______!
Axe-Hough ton Fund "BM;, Inc.—
1-
1-20
2-
_____
4%
1-15
1-
2
1-31
120c
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.—
/
/'
: 55c cl. A registered & bearer shares (quar.),
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
•
Duquesne Light Co.—
r Stockholders approved
a two-for-one split
of the common shares.
Dividend action
2-27
2-
,
8%c
Duke
$1.25
1-15,
115c
1-15
2-15
1-30.
2
$1.25
1-19
12-31
2-13
2-
112 Vac
1-19
1-30
1-16,
1-30
2-27
2-25
125c
1
120c
12-30,
1-30
1-30
137 VaC
(quar.)
Metals & Supply
Power
2
2-
3-30
1
115c
—
preferred
9
1-
2
2-16
4-
2-25
Ltd.—
Co.,
12-31
1-30
2-
5
1-
2
2-
120c
l/";
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake Industries—
'
2-10
,
25c
2
120c
Ltd.
$4.50 preferred
$3.50
11 %c
1958)
in
25c
(quar.)
Bros.,
Ducommon
49c ~
realized
117 VaC
1-30
Champlin Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)Manhattan Bank (quar.)
—;
9334c
!
1-30
Chase
2-17
5% .5
(s-a)i
(quar.)
2-15
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)i__
Trust
Shares
;
2-
Public Utility Corp.
Century
12-26
=
25c
(quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)
6% preferred B (quar.)
Power & Light,
preferred
39c
2-
—
.
Electric & Gas
4.20%
2'Ac
37 Vac
—
125c
^—
preferred (quar.)—
Central
(quar.)
150c
—
Corp., common (quar.
Central
3
1-16
1-30
175c
(quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
1-16
6
2
120c
,
Central
2
3-
—(—
'( Extra
Caterpillar Tractor, common
;"'4.20% preferred (quar.)__:
2-16
1-21
1
2-
2-15
115c
Ltd., ordinary B ,(final)
- preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
Asbestos,, Ltd—
5
75c
2-
4-
(s-a),—
4:
83/40
25c
187VaC
(quar.)
1-
<•1-30
a2 % %
1
115c
(final)
common
2-
r/,/
4-
6
(J.; I.): 7%
Case
2-16
^
1-14
3-
(quar.)__
com.
5
1-20
3-12
(quar.)
Fund
Banking,.common
Industries, Ltd.,
Pacific Ry.
IV2C
—-—
Ltd,,
Oil Cos-.,- Ltd.
;""6 % %
1-20
2 "
1-30
$1.50
Carreras,
yl-20
yl-20
2-2
28c
(extra)—
Dover Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Dreyfus Fund, Inc. (10c from income and
20c from capital gains)
—
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co. (quar.)
du Pont Co. of Canada
(1956) Ltd. (final)
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
12-26
187 VaC
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)
Carolina Power & Light, com. (quar.)
8
1-
■v
Common
12-26
1-28
•
&»' Chemical
Tar
Donolnie
1-28 /
lac
40c
(resumed)-—.
Ltd.
Co.,
Canadian
1-23
2
$1.18%
(quar.)
18%c
pref./ (quar.)
5%
Canadian
2-2
$3
.'<
A
(increased)—
—
—
t$1.25
Bakeries,
Bronze
1-20
2
3-
10%
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)—1
Babcock
60c
Canadian
1-20
1-20
:
$1.50
1-10
12-31
—___.—
Canadian
12-31
Fe Ry.—
Class
1
1-26
Ry. (s-a)
Ltd., common
Canadian
22-
2%
s.-L—
prior preference
2-
'
(quar.)_
participating class A. (quar.)
Cassier
——
(s-a)
B
Dominion
25c
(s-a)
class A
9;
5
37 VaC
Steef&15oafCofpZLtd. (quar.)—
Dominion
33c
'
.
1-
150c
1-10
6
1-
1-
Fabrics, Ltd..
1-10
•
1
(s-a)
Southern
Canada Foils,
2-1
$25c
•
Automobile
Class
y
Canada
1-12-
Austin, Nichols & Co.—
Automation
participating
1
2-1
2-
1-16
2
2-
1-31
2-
1-10
//:;;
Packers, Ltd.—
2-10
Refining Co.—
convertible
—
Campbell Red Lake (Mines, Ltd.
t
12-31
t
City
$1.20
(quar.)___
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.
Canada
non-cum.: preferred
(quar.)
,
Athey Products Corp.— v.:'
Stock dividend
(subject to stockholders'
approval)
:—____
Ltd.
(quar.)_____
preferred
1-10
31c
9
30c
common (quar.)
2nd convertible preference (quar.)
—
Dominion
Oilcloth
&
Linoleum
Co.,
Ltd.
1-23
1
2-
31 %c
Campbell Soup Co. (increased quar.)
<fe Co.
Steels,
preferred
2-16
2-
30c
v
$1.32
:
55c
_____________
1-
(quar.)—_
common
Bridge,
.Dominion
30c
(quar.)__;_.,
1-15
5%
Alias
(quar.)___.
3-23
t60c
B
preferred
preferred
1-23
1-20
Ltd, (quar.)
Extra^':-;——:—___y——v.,
Dominion
1-15
1
1-30
1
1-20
2-
12-31
1-29
4-
$1
170c
Co.
(quar.)
1-15
t62y2c.
Electric—
preferred (quar.)
%
preferred
(quar.)
1-16
75C
9
14c
12-23
1-20
1-26
series B (quar.)
__
quar.)—___
.-.-A■"•
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.
2
1-23
2-16
Interstate Telephone
100%
(stoqk dividend)———:
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co., com. (quar.)—
s 35c
conv.
preferred (quar.)_______i_^__
Arnold Constable Corp. (extra)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
i
American
deuosib
receipts
(final)
2-
6%
9
1-
25 c
(quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
2
(stock dividend)
1-
1-20
52 VaC
preferred
$1.56
2-
,
9
1-
1-26
1-26
——
Dodge Manufacturing Co., common
1-16
40c
$1.50
.
(quar.)__/
$1.25
6-26
50c
12-31
10c
—
$1.24
1-20
7-
■>'. 4'* '//,
.
1-15
z$1.75
common
1-27
10c
12-26
1-31
2-16
25c
(capital gains
distribution).
Payable in cash or stock—
Dividend Shares, Inc. (from net investment
9
7-
1
1-12
50C
:
(quar.)
preferred
,$1.50
9
2
Diversified Growth Stock Fund
9
17 Vac
1-19
2
1-16
4-
Canada
&
9
2-
Co. (increased) —
Tunnel Corp.
(quar.) —
Diamond Gardner Corp.,
9
9
1-
—
Light
&
Power
11-
2
35c
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Detroit
2
Co
2
2
2-
$1.25
Phipps Stores, common—
Dean
(quar.)„_—
9
1-
35c
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.)
—1
Co.,
preferred
California
$2.25
•
—
_
M.)
2
1-20
t$3.50
(s-a)
pl'd.
•
7-29
2-
$1
25c
$1.20
1-26
4-29
Vilbiss
Do
2
California Oregon Power, common ('quar.) —
California Packing (quar.)
California Water & Telephone, com. (quar.)
1-15
$2.50 preference
^
(A.
7%
1-2
1
25%
1-30
(quar.)
California Electric Power Co., $3 pfd.
22-
50c
.
5c
115c
Butterfly Hosiery Co.; Ltd., 7%
24c
Argus, Ltd., common (increased
Arkansas Western Gas— '-.- ■ .'7
series
25c
2-
California Eastern Aviation
Argus Corp., Ltd.*'
3.75%ipreferred
1-
2
115c
1-16
1-31
-
Atomic Development Mutual
1
3-
Inc., 4% preferred
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Byers
ilst preferred A
—___1$1.22055
Appalachian Power Co.—
$1.12V2
>
4% % cumulative preferred (quar.)_
$1.12%
/4.50% .cumulative preferred
(quar.)——
Atlantic
2-
Bullock's,
2-20
3- 2
$1.12'/a
." 7'
4.75
55c
Quarterly
1-20
-
4%
Delaware
1-20
2-
'
Atlantic
51 'a%
1
Union Gas (quar.)
Bruning (Charles) Co. (quar.)
Buckeye Corp. iquar.)
Z
.2:
2-
$2.80
preferred (quar.)
___
3- 2
130c
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
2- 2
156'Ac
4Va %: preferred (quar.—
1-20
125c
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
.
2-1
3%'v
Anglo American Exploration, Ltd. (stk. div.)
2- 2
20c
Animal Trap Co. of America, common--,.!— -U
' *
62 Vac
x;2
3'i preferred (quar.)—_____________—
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—:
' •
(quar.)
1
8-
Brooklyn
12-31
1-28
25c
•:
$4
Common
8-
1
12-31
$1.25
Stock
Supply
5-
1
9-
1-25
11c
(quar.)__
Co., cam.
Santa
1
9-
$1.10
preferred B
Anderson
Topeka' &
6-
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
30c
Petroleum (quar.
American Re-insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
Stock dividend
American Thermos Products (increased)
American Viscose Corp. (quar. >
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a I
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
, •
Atchison
$1.10
(quar.)__
4.40%
4.40%
Amerada
Associated Stationers
5-
1-15
—
(annual)
1
1-31
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
6c from investment income plus 18c from
realized capital gains. The capital gains
dividend is payable' in stock or cash____
(•'Stock dividend
6-
12-31
American
Armour
$1.10
2
32 VaC
,
Arlington Corp.
1-30
30c
Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
Quarterly _—Investors Fund-.——
——
—
American-Marietta Co., common (quar.) __
5preferred (quar.)
American Meflal Climax
'* v
41/2 % preferred (quar. > _
—_____—
>
1-30
1
1-25
.
American Natural Gas
6%
preferred (quar.)
1
3-
22-
$1
30c
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co., common
$2 class A (quar.)—:
3-
2-
American
3-23
1
V.:
-
When
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.06
$4.24
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4.40%
»
American
4-
11
$1.13
preferred (quar.)__
——
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)—.———_
Davenport water, 5% prefei-red (quar.)
4% %
$1.10
30c
———-———-—*
2-13
$1.10
4.40%
5c
2-13
2
preferred
(quar.)..
preferred B (quar.)__
4.40%
1-16
2
2
3-
$3.80
1-16
2-
3-
95c
—
Taunton' Gas—
25c
products (monthly)
Semi-annual
Brockton
2
95c
Equitable Assurance (s-a)
Furniture (quar.)—
________
American
2-
9
£30c
1-72 VaC
—
(quar.).
Share
of Company
Dallas Power & Light—
Ltd.-—
of Canada,
Co.
(quar.)
preference
-1-26
37'/aC
40c
(quar.)___
American Distilling Co. (quar.)
Bridge & Tank
1-23
2-16
50c
preferred
25
1-
1-27
30c
—
tquar.)-—-
Can Co.
Cement
American
2-
12 Vac
(. annual I
American"Cable" & " Radio~ Corp
American
12 Vac
—
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
87'/a c
5% ptd. (quar.)—
amalgamated Sugar Co.,
American
Name
-Holders
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Kec
of Company
Name
(351)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
2-16
1-16
37VaC
1-31
1-U,
87 Vac
1-31
l-f(
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(352)
Per
Share
Name of Company
When
Holdera
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
1-31
5%
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
4%% preferred (1945 series) (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1 preferred (quar.)
1-
5
1-
8
preferred
preferred
$1.32
22'A,
2*
2
International
2-15
1-23
Inter-Ocean
2-15
preferred
General Telephone
(quar.)
1-23
Co.
preferred
2-
2
1-15
62 he
3-
2
2-14
54'Ac
2-
2
1-15
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)—
4.22%
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
Ironrite, Inc., 55c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Irving Trust Co., N. Y.)—
Stock dividend/ (subject
to stockholders'
1-10
Istel
1-15
.
Southwest—
the
of
Giant
(quar.)_
Yellowknife
approval
Gibson
Mines, Ltd.
(stock dividend)
Art Co.
(final)
(P. H.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
—:
1-
3-
2- 2
1-24
1-10
1-23
5%
2-20
1-30
50c
2-2
2-
56'Ac
'
1
1-
35c
3-2
3-31
2-
2-
9
$5 preferred
9
1-23
1-30
1-16
2-
1-16
37'Ac
Gunner
9
1-23
2
1-20
2-
2
1-
6-
8
3-16
$75c
3-17
3-
Controls,
(quar.)
com.
9-
Subject
to
approval
stock
l
Brass,
One
Ltd.,
share
shares
of
2nd
1-20
1-
6
Kroger
1-
6
A
share of
Halle
Bros,
Class
A
common
5%
Hamilton
Funds
D
Series
A
'
pfd.
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
:
Horn
&
Home
stock
Hydra-Power
1-
1-
1
1-
2-
1
35c
4%
Brick
Co.
Extra
Illinois Power Co.,
4.20% preferred
4.08% preferred
3-16
3-
2
2-
(quar.)_
2
5
2-16
1-15
2-13
2-
1-15
1
2-27
2-
1
2-
2
1-10
1- 2
12-
8
1-30
1-15
50c
2-
1
1-16
1-31
1-19
60c
2-
15c
ioc
30c
_
9334c
2-
1
2-
1
4-15
4-15
1-20
1-20
3-31
3-31
$i
4-15
3-31
$1.10
4-15
3-31
$1
12'/2c
12'/aC
2-
2
2-
1
2-27
1-16
1-15
2-10
3-16
2-27
5%
3-16
2-27
$1.25
-
$1 25
4%
25c
5c
Co.
2-27
1-20
1-31
2-
2-10
5
2
1-19
1-30
1-15
i__
2-
2
1-16
$1
2-
1
1-16
$1.25
2-
1
1-16
35c
;•
(quar.)
2-
2
1-16
2-
2
1-16
2
1-
9
2-
2
1-
9
2-
2
1-
9
2-
2
1-
9
$26c
37'Ac
1-31
2-
1
Norfolk
(quar.)
2-
1
3-
2
2-
2
*3
7-
1
6-
2
$15c
Shares Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund
1-30
1-15
1-15
4%
preferred
2-
1
ferred
Feb.
dend.
B
5%
&
Stock
Rubber
B
9
4%
1-
i3c
2-
1-10
2
12-23
1
12-23
50c
3- 2
A
3- 2
3-
2-
2-
2-
2-
2
1-15
3-
1
2-16
(From
2
1-
9
1-
1
12-19
2-
1
1-13
1-23"
12-30
4- 1
3-20
2- 2
1-12
2- 2
1-12
2-2
1-12
2-16
preferred
2-
1
1-16
2-13
1-21
1-'21
1-24
1-15
2-
1-15
1
1-22
12-18
1-31
1-
.
1-31
1-
9
9
2-
5
1-31
2-2
1-15
Outlet
1-
9
2
1-
9
1-31
1-15
2-
1-15
1-31
1-16
Stock
Oxford Paper,
Corp.
1-20
12-31
$1.20
long-
$$1.50
75c
$15c
$5 preferred
Pacific Finance
Corp., 5%
494%
(quar.)
Products,
6%
preferred
2-
2
1-20
2-13
1-15
2-13
1-1»
2
1-22
2-
1
1-22
2-
1
1-22
$1.44
(quar.)
2-
4-23
4-17
4-
3-23
$1
—
1-19
12-19
3-
1
2-13
$3c
3-
2
2-13
Ltd.
(quar.)
$1.25
com.
World Airways
com.
1-15
1-15
Chemicals
1-30
1- 6
1-30
1- 6
5c
1-31
1-19
12'Ac
1-31
$45c
—
2-16
Voting
12'Ac
$1.16
3-
2
2-
2
25c
(increased)
iy4c
1-31
1-31
1-16
1-16
62'Ac
2-
2
1-20
30c
2-
2
12-29
32'Ac
2-
1
1-16
$1.1834
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
3-10
2-28
$1
70c
1-
9
1-10
3-
2
3-
2
2-14
3-
2
2-14
3-
2-14
2
2-14
$15c
2-16
1-31
2-16
20c
Machine
Bottlers
&
Gear
(quar.)
Cement
preferred
15c
.
(quar.)
25c
(increased)
17'Ac
RR. (quar.)
(quar.)
9
2-13
2-13
1-26
30c
—
Jewelers
preferred
1-
2
$10c
Credit
4.68%
1-31
3-
30c
—
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-31
1-15
20c
(quar.)
2
2
12-31
2
2-
40c
1-19
1-16
1-
1-19
$1.0694
$1.06'A
—
(increased)
common
preferred
2-
1
2
20c
common
preferred
1-20
2-
$$1.50
Traffic Co. (s-a)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
$3.80
2-29
9
2
2-13
———
(quar.)
4.40%
$40c
$2.50
1-
20c
——x—
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.25% pld.
(quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
9
1-15
12-
25c
(quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
Penn Square Mutual Fund
1-15
1-15
1-26
2-27
1-23
(initial-quar.)
Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
1-15
1-15
1-30
12V2C
(C. J.)
1-16
1-
1-15
2
1-30
30c
Patterson
2
1
2
2-
2-
15c
37'Ac
(quar.)
$1
1-31
1
5
1-
12-19
$1.25
(quar.)
2-
2
1-21
1-20
1-19
10%
(quar.)
Parke, Davis & Co., new
Peoples
1-28
10c
Palestine Economic
American
1
29fjc
Phila.-Germantown & Norristown
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
2-
1-12
$1T8.
Investment,
12-31
2-
1-
9
$1.16
———
preferred
12-23
2-
1-21
2-
22'Ac
common
preferred
Pacific Hawaiian
1
$25c
9
2
$20c
(qiiar.)__,
1-20
1
9
$5
Permanente
2-
1-
———$2.25
12-31
2-
2-13
1-21
$$1.75
—
Canadian
Perkins
2-16
1-
3-10
$25c
.
Year-end
1-10
1-31
8c
(annual)
Atlantic
Non-voting
12-23
9
25c
dividend
1-15
1-25
1-
12-31
12-31
25c
(year-end)
(annual)-.
Electric
12-31
1-20
2
25c
(quar.)__
Company
Oxford
1-31
$$l
___/
2
2-
1-20
(reduced)
5.75% convertible preferred C
4% preferred D (quar.)
Pennsalt
15c
preferred
2-
$1.12'A
•
Orange Rockland Utilities,-Inc.,
4.65% tu-eferred A (quar.)
4.65% preferred B (quar,)
1-20
20c
(quar.)
1- 9
1-20
(quar.)
»
Pacific
2-15
$3
common
lr 9
$1.06
ordinary income)
Pepsi-Cola General
„
1-19
2- 2
$1.11
1-30
3%
\
1
2- 2
75c
Debenture (extra)
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
7%
37'Ac
(quar.)__
2-
12-31
20c
Ontario Loan &
'
62'Ac
(quar.)
1-15
1-20
25c
Year-end
A
1-15
1-12
William Street Fund—
One
2
3- 2
32%c
(s-a)
2
9
20c
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)__
2
2-
1-
25c
-
Corp., class A
Class B (reduced)
20c
com.
2-
1-30
1-26
25c
2-
12c
(quar.)
Tubing Co
1
2-
Penn
(quar.)
Metal Hose &
2-
(initial-quar.)
Old National
}25c
preferred A
New common
4'A% preferred
fquar.)
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp.
33c
(Baltimore), 5% pfd.
1-19
22c
Drilling & Exploration Co.—
preferred (quar.)
6%
9
8
(quar.)
1
1-23
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
preferred
1-
1-
(quar.)_____
2-
2-9
25c
2-
2-2
(quar.)
1-15
1-15
25c
2-
pre¬
(Arthur
494%
30c
—
2
8
pref. (quar.)
(quar.)
2-10
15c
-
2
1-
.
Corp.,
1-15
2
(quar.)
4.80%
1-23
$1
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class
Class
B
3-
$$1.25
Ltd.,
2
2-
25c
3-
2- 2
gains
Co.
2-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
6
1-15
25c
—
Engineering Co., class
Extra
(quar.)
Mccormick &
3-
1
933Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
1
McColl-Frontenao Oil,
1
2-
—
common
preferred
$31'Ac
Maytag Company, $3 preference (quar.)
MeCabe Grain Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Corp.
6
4-
10c
pfd.
preferred
preferred
3:20c
Valley RR.
(s-a)
Ltd., $6 partic. pref.
B
3-
Ry.
4.24%
(Calif.)—
Co.
Corp.,
Pacific
Packard-Bell Electronics
dividend
&
3- 6
1
$1.25
4.44%
5c
Hefceler Zinc Co
capital
1-19
1
4-
25c
(quar.)
2-19
ioc
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Special distribution of net realized
term
2-15
4-
Corp.—
2-19
$2.50
(quar.)
2
9394c
Coal
Illinois
Extra
Pan
Co.
&
Basket
Gas
3-10
$22'Ac
convertible
1-20
$1.12'A
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
2
20c
conv.
Tire
Mattliiessen
&
3-10
2-
(quar.)
1-
57'Ac
*—__
Co., 394%
(initial)
2-
$1.11
(quar.)
1-30
2-2
$1.12'A
—
(quar.)
3- 2
30c
(quar.)
3
35c
Ry. Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Overbrook Arms
pfd.
2
of
—
1-20
$20c
(s-a)_
14-
net
sale
(quar.)
2- 2
25c
-
1-23
4-24
income
from
the
Extra
1-10
1-22
12-31
hie.
Mansfield
4%
1-23
2- 1
2
5
2-
9
1-30
20c
12-31
11 Vic
'
Convertible to Feb. 2
Corp., Ltd.—
preferred
Market
1-30
J.)
C.)
convertible
Class
7
1-
2-16
37'Ac
1-19
1-
1-30
(quar.)—__
2-16
2
2
2-16
(quar.)
(quar.)—
.Northern States Power (Minn.) com.
(quar.)
Northwest Airlines, Inc. (quar.)
$1.50
1-
2-
(quarterly
(quar.)—
preferred
Northern
1-23
60c
—
convertible
Northern
1-14
Western
American
5%
1-29
2
2-
$15c
preferred (quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)
Engineering Works
Northern Illinois Gas Co., common
(quar.)_
12-29
2
3-16
Issue called for redemption
at $52 per share plus this divi¬
5
2%
5%
Northern
/;
1-15
Oil
$1.20
1-10
2- 2
adj.
North
1-10
1-25
25c
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5%
2
1-29
1-25
(entire
Mailman
1-
27*
1-16
$1.04
Magnavox Company, ,,49i %
Melville Shoe
20c
1-30
$1.24
G.) & Co. (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co.
'
1-13
1-26
(J.
(A.
&
Nortex
1-31
9
$20c
Macy (R. H.) <fc Co.,
4'A% preferred A
MeKee
-
1-31
2-15
62'/2c
Extra
1-15
75c
~~
Nielsen
1-19
$5'lc
Extra
McCall
31'4c
(quar.)
(quarj_
1-15
1
i 2-
$1.50
div.)—
—______________
Wire Cloth
Newberry
1-19
2
2-
$54c
Publications,
1-15
Electric & Gas—
preferred
York
2-
$37'/2c
dividend
MacMillan & Bloedel, Ltd.—
Class B (extra)
Class
(quar.)__.
Co
New
1-31
2-
Merchandise
ilOc
Stock
Maxwell,
Mayer (Oscar)
2-
Inter-Mountain Telephone
5
$G0c
partic.
1-15
1
Co.—
preferred (quar.)____
$4.50
5
1-
Co.—
5%
1
2rl6
10c
from
$ioc
(quar.)
Holdings Ltd.,
Macfadden
realized
50c
(quar.)
1-16
35c
cents
15
60c
Massawippi
583ic
(6c from in¬
vestment income plus 14c
from security
profits)
*
Interlake Steamship Co.
(stock dividend)--
1-
2-10
2'/2%
common
1- 5
2-
(quar.) /
investment
of
87'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)__.
Extra
MR A
gains
York
Ocean
4'/2%
9
55'4c
"
2-10
50c
;
1-15
1-20
2-27
2-
(quar.)—
com.
394% preferred (quar.)
(Fort
(quar.)
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.—
Lynchburg Gas
net
$1.10
gtd.
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis
Ry.
1-
(quar.)
_
Co.
1-31
$15c
Increased-quarterly
5
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
2
preferred
Institutional
12-31
\
preferred
2-
4.70 %
•
4.96%
9
51C
pfd.
1-26
2-
1-28
56'Ac
(quar.)
from
New York State
12-31
1-
$15c
t
(quar.)
Dock
&
1-
53'Ac
Imperial Flo-Glaze
60c
Coal
2
(quar.)
Ingram «fc Bell, Ltd.,
1-20
2-10
$1.12'A
3-15
12'Ac
Ltd.,
com.
distribution
a
Northwest
(quar.)
;
Insurance
Special
B
(stock
(quar.)
Fund Certificates
capital
6-15
at
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—
52'Ac
;
Life
(quar.).:—
preferred
20. cents
New
share held
2-
preferred
common
eat-h
37'/2c
(quar.)_
preferred
1-12
5%
——_
preferred
and
•
1-28
1-12
58c
England
of
1-15
capital
stock
2
2
$25c
Common
(quar.)
Meter Co.,
6
22-
6c
(stock dividend)—
6%
Products Canada,
Neptune
10-31
and
London Hosiery Mills, Ltd. class A
(accum.)
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
;
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)
on
1-
12-31
25c
(s-a l
2-15
2-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-20
1
preferred
preferred
for
4.44%
4.42%
preferred
9
31'Ac
Finance (Rhodo Island), common
Preferred (quar.)
Aircraft (stock-split).
One share
1-10
4.26%
6%
9
30c
Lockheed
4.16%
25c
Ingersoil-Rand Co.,
2-13
Neon
1-
40c
Groceterias Ltd.,
1-
12-31
The
or
1-
15c
2-13
i-
$1.24 '/2
(quar.)
Inc.
(stock
RR.
preferred
1- 5
3- 1
gains.
in cash
1-16
1-16
1-27
$1.50
*
Machine
3-
15c
dividend
1-16
$1.05
—
Products
96'Ac
4'A%
Welding
Co.,
10c
•
capital
preferred
2
8
Electric
Food
:•
1-15
2- 2
25c
Lead
20c
.
1-15
8c
pfd.
Propane Corp., com.
National Theatres (quar.)
/
-
,
4Va%
National
1-20
20c
2
1-15
50c
(quar.)
National
$1.75
!
2-
1-15
$1.10
(quar.)—
National
1394c
—
(quar.)
2
1-20
preferred
2-13
10%
dividend)
ordinary
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50
4.64%
National Casket Co.
4'A%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class B
Lorain
3-25
25c
Paints, Ltd.—
$1.50 conv. partic.
preferred
Indian Head Mills—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Narragansett Electric,
2-13
3-
2%
2
—,L-
dividend)
(stock
2-13
7-15
2
2-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
1
1
2
2-
$1.20
1-15
2
Products Co.—
3-1
1-20
28c
Local
1-27
3-
45c
(quar.)
common
"
-
Litton Industries (stock dividend)
Loblaw Cos.f Ltd., class A
1st
2-
2
Ltd.
Miami
2-
$6
(quar.)
1-15
10%
capital
(quar.)
Original
2-
50c
(quar.)
Illinois
Little
2-
$$2.50
(quar.)_;
series A preferred
(quar.)
series B preferred
26.3c
—
Co.—
payable
option
National
30c
t$2.50-
:
Brick
1-29
5c
(quar.)
15'Ac
Companies,
37'/2o
'
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.,
5%
15c
31'Ac
_
.
4-17
1-15
1
22-
1-19
1
12c
Wayne, Ind.) (increased quar.)
Lincoln Printing Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
2nd
5%
Corp.
Life
Lincoln
Loblaw
1
$1.25
dividend_____
(quar.)_______
Press
1-
is
Bros.,
/ $2.40
-
(s-a)
Huntington Hall (annual)
Hupp Corp., com. (stock dividend)
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)
Hydraulic
1-31
1-
1-31
/
dividend
preferred
1- 2
2-
5c
Industries,-common (quar.)
Extra
12- 3
2-
30c
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Houston Lighting &
Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)__
Hubshman Factors, class A
(quar)____
5%
1-21
1-24
56'Ac
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
(N. Y.), common
(quar.)
Stock
1-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
2- 2
5-
1- 2
2
$1.25
—,—
preferred (quar.)—_————;
New
—
(quar.)_
Lerner Stores Corp.,
1-14
2
133Ac
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Hunt Foods &
1-29
2-
1-30
933Ac
'
Hurdart
Extra
6
4-
1-10
35o
from
Leslie Salt
1- 6
1-19
2
15c
Canada, Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Household Finance,
common
Company
20c
<fc Sons
of
Lewis
.
(Joseph)
Hotel Syracuse
4-20
20c
(quar.)
Y.)
Allison.r
1-20
2-11
2-
$45c
$5 2nd. preferred (s-a)
Home Insurance Co. (N.
<fc
2
'15c
——.___
Holt, Renfre-rr <fc Co., $5 1st pfd.
Muter
(quar¬
and
(quar.)
preferred
gains
2-10
>8%
preferred (quar.)
Gallon Products,
common
(quar.)
preferred B <quar.)
1
7% preferred A (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., 5% preferred
(quar.).
Higbie Mfg. (quar.)^_i
;
■■■>
Ball. &• Bearing
3-
1- 9
■*
(quar.)
2-13
6%
1-20
1
35c
portfolio securities during 1958)
income
(stock
preferred
holder's
5
2
6%
preferred
Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
10c
—____________
Payment
2
2-
divid.)
Telephone
(James)
3.85%
2
75c
Heppfchstali Co., 4Va%
Hoover
2-
1-
40c
Hercules
Hoover
2-16
1-
56'Ac
of
Mount
95c
dividend)
Industries
conv.
Lees
1-15
$1.50
Haydock Fund (quar,)___i:
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Hecht
Company, common
(interim)
3%% -preferred (quar.)
Hemenway Furniture, common (quar.)
5>A% conv. preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
Holly Stores, 5% preferred
Holly Sugar.Corp., common
2-13
Lehman Corp.—
1-20
2
1-31
$1.50
.
(stock
:
25c
(year-end)
$1.09
3
2-
56'Ac
Corp. of America, com.
4%% preferred (quar.)
Haverhill Gas Co. (quar,)
convertible
1-20
1-31
45c
(quar.)_
Hat
6%
3
3c
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light, common
(quar.)
Hlnde fc Dauch Paper Co.
2-
3c
:
preferred
6-10
$$1.25
C-7
:
2-27
Mount Clemens Metal
t
$2.40
K-l
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp. (quar.)
Leeds &
Northrup, common
pfd. for each
Harbison-Walker -Refractories,
6%
preferred (quar.)
,-x
6% preferred (quar.)
4V'a%
Lanston
1-20
1
2-
5%
2-25
1- 9
1-16
12-31
1-31
2-
$1.09
i
1
Fund—
investment
(quar.).
1
3-
2-
1-31
$1.05
Lang Company
6
7-
(quar.)
Cotton, Ltd.,
6
1-
2-3/
held)
Hamilton
Series
1st
1-15
2
1-20
2nd pfd.
22'Ac
(One
1-
2-
preferred
Reduced
Co.,
5%
(increased)
Stock dividend
$4.20
$6 preferred (quar.)—
Morton Manufacturing (initial)
2-
3-18
12-31
1-30
40c
(quar.)
(extra)
1-29
10c
,
1-15
25c
$1
series
Co.
1
5%
—
———-
1-15
1
50c
Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar)
Electric, 5'A% pfd. A (quar.)_
Kuhlman
5
held
Stock dividend (One share of
5%
for each 5 shares held)
Class
933Ac
5%
Voting trust ctfs.
divid.)—
each
9334c
—
—
(stock
Common
La Crosse
66V4C
for
1
2-
dividend)
Paper
2-27
60c
(quar.)
Fund
Growth
from
1-20
10c
(stock
2-
(Stock
Ontario
Aluminum
4%
;
pfd.
4
Funds—
Income
dividend
split.
______
common
5%
Co.
Custodian
Common
2-2
1-20
5.30%
preferred
(quar;
Hagerstown Gas (extra)
'
.A $1
security profits)
Knott Hotels (stock dividend)
Knudsen Creamery Co.—
stockholder's
of
2-
'"'A///
from
2-24
3-2
2%
for
12-16
1
(1.7c
2
40c
Stock dividend
(2'/2
1
1-
3-
Kobacker
&
1-30
12-24
3-
Knickerbocker
2
9-17
$30c
dividend
12-24
$1.25
Light-/-
terly from net investment income')
King Bros. Productions, Inc.
Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
Chemicals
3-2
1-30
$1.12'/2
Keystone
9
$1.25
____
of
4.36% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Monongahela Power Co., 4.80% pfd. B (quar)
4.50% preferred C (quar.)—
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
Montana Power Co., common (quar.)——
$1.083A
Keystone
5-18
,/
(s-a)___:
30c
$1.14
—•
1-12
$1.25
(quar.)
Semi-annual
Stock
25c
$75c
Mines, Ltd.
7—
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.56% pfd. (quar.)
20c
(quar.)—
Manufacturing
Stock
(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Mirro
1-16
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Kelling Nut Co.
Kennedy's, Inc., common (reduced quar.)—
1-23
2-
12'Ac
pfd.
1-12
1-30
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
net
<;
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR., $5
2-2
4.35%
1- 2
$5
—
from
$1.09
Co.
Safety Appliances Co
&
1-16
1-31
133Ac
40c
U-*
$1.06'A
Millers
Common (increased quar.)—
dividend (two-for-one split)
Slock
_
1-26
Minnesota
(quar.)
&
4-
Mine
Falls
i.l9
1-19
1-31
15c
12c
1-30
National
Industry Shares—
9c
Miller Rhoads &
Kansas City Power & Light Co.---
1- 2
1-20
50c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.10
(quar.)
(increased-monthly)
Co., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
1-12
(quar.)
common
Co.
Laboratories
2-16
4%
$15
and
2-20
Abrasive
2
2
3- 2
4lit %
$50
capital gains
investment income)
Inc.,
334%
preferred
(quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)
(E. M.) Co.
each share
____
from
6
25c
Jorgensen
3-19
1-20
Green (H. L.) Co.
(quar.)
Griesedieck Co., 5% preferred
Hahn
;
2-6
25c
debentures
debentures
3-
1- 9
____
A
B
Miles
2
2-
3- 2
Jewel Tea Co.,
Joy
1-31
(1V2 shares for each share outstanding )„
Green Bay & Western RR
(annual)
Class
Mid-West
9
2-
$25c
2-
(quar.)
Central Power
4%
2
*50c
_____
6
2-
45c
preferred A (quar.)
Jersey
1-15
2
_
Class
5%
1-15
22-
______
1-
2
When
H
older t
Payable of rcc
$25c
$1.05
;
& Co.
Heintz
Jantzen,
1-15
1
——$0.5781',4
Western Financial Corp.—
dividend (iy2 shares for
&
1- 1i
__
Stock
(J. B.)
Jack
9
of Canada, Ltd.
Co.
preference (quar.);
Gossard Company (quar.)
Great Lakes Towing
Hagan
2
1-28
$1.40
Ivey
Share
,
(quar.)
com.
—.—,—
1-10
1- 5
2-
1-19
2%
Inc.
-
Light & Power, Ltd.,
$1 preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.,
4.40% preferred (quar.)
3-
$17'/2C
28)
Jan.
Fund,
Optional
■
1-10
4%
(16c
2-16
20c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Growth
1-20
5
Co.
outstanding)
1
1-24
—
Glatfelter
Great
2-
25c
—
(quar.)
(initial stock dividend)
Mfg.
1-20
50c
'
Goodman
1
45c
$1.12'A
Gladding McBean & Co.
41/2%
4%%
1
2-
U5c
V
5%
Gillette Co. (quar.)
Gimbel Bros. Inc., com. (increased-quar.)__
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Glasspar Co.
2-
550
$1.25
$1.27'A
pfd. (quar.)
Gold
Reinsurance
2
-
2.20%
General Waterworks, 5%
5.10c preferred (quar.)
•
Company
Mexican
25c
—
Monday, January 19,
1959
.
Per
Name of
1-30
50c
(quar)
62/2c
—-
1
2- 2
2 'A %
Utilities
2-
^
2-
13c
dividend
1-23
General
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co.
of Kentucky—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
$1.12'A
.
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
65c
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Stock
$2
When
Share
(quar.)______
common
International Business Machines
2-15
■2;
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.16%
Corp.,
Interior
General
$1.30
of Company
Intel-chemical
Ltd.—
General Steel Wares Co.,
.
$1.50
2
1-31
3-
4
1-31
1-20
1-20
1-
9
2-20
9
1
1-
2-
1
1- 9
$1.10
2-
1
1-
$1.17
2-
1
$2.50
1-20
95c
Philadelphia Fairfax (annual)
Philip Morris, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
2-
1
$1.07'A
;
4%
2-
2-
9
1-
9
1-
5
1-15
$1
2-
2
97'Ac
2-
2
1-15
-2-
2
1-20
$1.25
2-
2
1-20
62'Ac
:
3-
-
Phillips
Van-Heusen
Common (stock
Corp.—
dividend)
5% preferred (quar.)_—
Pillsbury Co., common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Pioneer
6%
3%
$1
5
2
2-
4-15
4-
1
2-13
2-
2
Finance—
preferred
(quar.)
(Continued
15c
on
page 48)
R
Volume
Number 5813
189
(353)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Previous
Range for
Nov ta
17% Jun
12y8Oct21
Dec
Abacus
71% Nov 20
Abbott Laboratories common
7
14
Jan
120
Nov 24
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
19% Jan
29% Oct
Acme
27% July 18
19% Oct
176% Feb 15
25% Dec
23% Dec 30
July
Dec
Jan
Steel Co
Corp_
Dec
31
Alabama Gas
4 % Jan
2
10% Dec 30
Alabarha
a
Jan
26
•
Inc
*74%
191
Nov
13
280
5
80
Jan
21
160
Dec
29
$4 conv prior preferred
14% Apr
30% Jan
2
33
Dec
30
6 %
65% Apr
3
13
91
16% Nov 25
2
18
Dec
16
100
20% NOV 26
23% July
36% Dec 24
59
25% Dec 30
12
Nov
7
22% Aug 13
S
21
Oct
4
8
27
2
Jan
57
19
82
30
74
Jan
22 %
May 19
53% July
91% Jan
27
Jan
2
8
26
Jun 25
ft
60% Jan
July
7
16
17
Allied Laboratories
13
Allied
4%
31
Nov
17
21%;Dec 27
30% Feb 21
24% Nov 13
29% Jan 16
53% July 3
147% Jun
7
33
Dec
31
88% Nov 13
50
Oct 22
14
Dec
77
16% Oct
42% Dec
Amer
25% Oct
10
American
125% Oct
10
3
14% Jan
2
2
85 % Jan
9
34 % Jan
13
97% Jan
3
32% Dec 31
27 V8 Apr
7
66
Mar
.27
5
3%%
58% Dec 31
2
47% Dec
S.1% Dec 18
24% Jan
«
13
Jan
2
22
Nov
11
19
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
20% May 2
6% July 11
19
Jan
2
20 Va Sep
22
3% Jan
2
9% Nov 17
37% Nov 27
41% Jan
2
52% Nov 18
35% Jun 20
45% July 25
42% Mar 7
37% Sep
li
S8% Dec 30
64% July
39 % Jan
2
45% Dec
24
Oct 24
23
39%
75% Nov 26
Jan"
16
35% Oct 22
42% Jan
51
8
29 Va Jan
80 % Jan
3
48% July 15
21
1%
96% Mar
Bosch
44
2
2
18% Oct 30
16% Jan
2
41% Dec
75
7
85
134
73
Jan
13
13
Jan
3
94
Jan 31
16% Jun
2
13
Feb
27
17% Jun
11
16
Jan
2
Oct
10
102
96
May 27
Jan
111
2
43% July 18
32 % Jan
78
Aug 28
83
79
41
Jan 21
47% Jan
8
16
Oct
68% July 18
28% Jun 19
17% Jan
17
99% Feb
92
88
22
Jun 28
20% Dec 20
24
Dec
11
4
July 31
31
July 31
16% Jun 12
11
Jan
Jun
3
85% Jun
10
70
Nov
11
30% Oct
13
Jan
2
102
Oct
31
Dec
18
18
22% May
1
32% Dec
11
3
7
8% Mar 21
Jan
2
41% Dec
22
84% Jan 31
33% May 3
37% May 17
48% Jan
2
2
35 V* Dec
34% Sep
12
33% Oct 22
66% July 11
33% Apr
7
10% Dec 24
18 % Jan
11% Jan
2
141
Nov
15
158
8
9
144% Nov 26
Apr
4
17% Oct 21
34% Jan
10
22 % Jan
52% Dec 31
07% July 8
63% Jun ll
48% Apr
35% Jan
85% Deo 31
133% Nov
4
39% Oct 18
113
Oct 30
40% Nov
.
49% Aug.
157
10
68
2
16
2
14
8
May 12
34% Nov
6
May
5
51% Oct 20
13
155 % Jan 24
140
Oct
2
155
3
123% Feb 15
43
Jan
2
7
126
July 16
29% Dec 30
45% Jan
117% Jan
2
27 % Dec
22
2
Jun
61% Nov
18
27% Dec 31
47% Jan
3
27% Jan
4:5% Mar 12
67% Dec 81
65% Jan
6
22% NOV
40
25% Feb
12
35% Dec
3
31 % Jan
6
35% Dec
4
2
8% Jan
2
4
167'/a Jan
2
78% Jan 31
74% Feb
30
Oct
6
24
7% Oct 24
160
Oct 22
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
25
Dec
30
8% Oct 22
24
Nov
7
22% Oct
4
9% Oct 21
19% Oct 22
39 % Deo 30
45
Dec 30
21% Feb
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
12
Jan
179 % Mar
131% Feb 14
119% Sep
25% Jan
44% July 11
11% July 26
64
Aug 29
22% Dec 30
22% Oct 21
JEx
$149.87%
105
Dec 31
14% Nov
6
27
227 % Dec
97% Dec
15
134% Jun
18
1
4
2
9"% Jan
39
Nov 11
15% July 11
28 % Dec
27% Feb
6
25% Jan 23
19% Mar 7
26
10 % Jun
5
22% Jan
37 Va Dec
9
40
63% Oct
81
2
46% Jun 30
29
17% Nov
83% Aug
72% Jan
May
Jan
27% Dec 23
23% Jan
Jan
45
Dec
41
11
31
80% Dec
39
100
19
Dec 31
May 13
2
Jan
2
41% Nov
14
22
all
Jan
33
43% May 31
For
7
Dec
6
5
13
61% Oct 14
88
95% May 9
60 Va July 12
dividend.
Jan
39
2
45% Dec
Jan
13
32 % Dec
5
other
footnotes see
51%
52
97
97
13%
13%
f
45,600
98
13?,',
13%
93?.,
S3
94
32? i.
32%
,94? 4
94
%
180
95%
94%
1,700
r
22,500
'
30%
51
51%
50? li
51 Va
41 Va
41%
41%
42
12 %
12%.
12'.4
12
Va
33%
32%
32%
51 ?b
51%
51%
52 Va
42%.
30%
43
431/4
43? a
43 %
43?,,
12%
12%
12%
12?,,
11%
12%
32%
4 32
51%
51%
%
6,200
5,300
3,100
5,900
53%
53%
53? h
54
53%
54?,.
541/4
54? it
54%
55
9,400
8C
81
80 %
80%
79
80
80%
801/4
80%
81
> 480
29%
30%
28%
29%
28%
29'a
28%
29? a
28%
29
46,800
*108
109
*108
109
100
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
4,300
33%
32? it
33
32'/a
32',,
88%
89%
88%
89%
88 3 it
89'%
87%
86 Va
87?a
151,600
18,400
111
*108
111
*108 Va
33%
*33%
45
23%
*44
*33'%
35
88? 4
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35
*43
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200
50%
2,500
99 Va
27,200
2,600
45
44
44
44
44
50%
51
49 3 \
50%
50
50%
50
50 Va
X99'A
100
98%
99%
*44
1
%
99 Va
97%
99
98V4
89
90%
90 %
92
92
93 Va
92%
26%
26 Va
26%
26
26%
26 %
*127
127% 127%.
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*106%
112
*106%
*60%
-2
31%
62%
32%
No par
48%
49
21 %
21%
112
38 Va
*60 %
93
26%,
27
130
99,700
1,300
46
1,500
38
38
1,800
60%
60 Ti,
20
83,400
9,800
130
45%
62 Va
45V'a
46 V4
*106% 112
45%
38
/ 92 Va
127
126
127
*126
130
45%
44%
38%
-
98 ?4
26%
*38
10
49%
93
26%
1
20
35
*33%
35
113 Va
113 Va
*110
38
*38V'4
38 Va
*60%
62%
*60%
62 Va
45%
45 %
38
20
31%
321
31%
32 V i
31%
32%
32'A
34? a
49ii
49 %
49%
50
49%
50
49 %
49%
1
20%
21?;,
21
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
22%
19
19 %
*19
20
1
19
19%
19%
*19
19%
*19%
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200
8 Va
a
8V0
8'/a
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'
37,000
12.50
Corp
50%
50?,,
49',,
50? a
49? \
50'A
50
50%
49%
50%
39 ?a
39%
25,700
46,200
2,400
8%
8
8%
8
8
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
50', a
52
51%
51%
51%
52
51%
40%
52 Va
39%
No par
52 %
3,900
No par
46%
46% 1
45%
46%
45 ?b
46
45'%,
46%
45%
46
5,600
*39 Va
40
39%
39%
Power
41
85%
40 Va
3 9? 4
40
85%
85
85
84
84
85
85
50 Ta
49'/a
50 »A
52,500
43
1,800
25,900
5,400
100
10
20
50%
42%
43
51%
52? a
51
5
Corp
49%
10
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26 %
26?,,
26%
27
.
500
a
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40 T
41
85 Va
10
51%
50?a
49%
50%
42 Va
42
42 Va
43
43
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51%
49 Va
x42?u
49%
51%
26%
52%
51 Va
52 V4
51 Va
51%
26%
26 V4
27
27
27'A
240
700
41%
41 Va
41%
*41%
41 Va
42
42
*42
42 %
30 Va
2S%
30 Tb
29?b
29%
29%
31%
31
31%
13,700
17%
17 Va
17 VA
17?u
17%
17 Va
17%
18'A
17%
18%-
36,900
32
32%
32%
31 •%
32'A
32
32%
32'A
321/4
3,000
97%
98
S7
97
96%
96 Va
138
140
-10
■—1
page 24.
140%
xl38
*102
5%%
16% Dec 30
13
51 »/a
97
13?;,
No par
Home Products
109
100
137
138%
14 %
14%
109
*102
109
17%
17%
*17%
17%-
17%
20%
20%
20 V*
20
*102
104
55
56
104
*102
*102
104
57 Va
57
*81
83 Va
*81
75%
78%
77
77
76%
27 Va
28
28
29%
29
*96%
97%
96%
96 Va
*96%
28%
29%
28%
29%
Motors Corp
Natural Gas Co
News Co
Optical Co—
5
25
No par
1
American Potash & Chem—No par
American Rad & Std Sany com—5
1% preferred-.
100
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com-Nopar
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv"Co Ltd—£1
American Steel Foundries
1
33
33
*15%
15%
33
*32
15%
15%
20
57 ?a
*81
*102
*32
15 %
57%
58 Va
•81
83 Va
17%
1,400
20%
4,100
104
58%
31%
*96 Va
97 Va
96 Va
96 V a
40
29'/a
29%
29
29 V*
38,600
33
33
33
30
29%
*32? a
15%
15%
34 Va
15%
15%
15?h
42
40%
39%
40%
39 %
42 ?i
41%
43 ?8
41
67 %
67 %
67%
67 Va
68
68
68? 4
67%
67? 4
x66%
34%
35
34?,,
35
34%
34%
34%
36
35'A
35%
41%
41%
41%
42? a
42'A
41%
42%
42
40
41%
47 Va
47%
47
47:%
46%
47 Va
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
149
*145
*14.6
149
*146
149
1,700
76
39%
.
59,800
83 Va
75%
32%
76 Va
33
4,400
109
20 Va
%
75 Va
97%
15%
14%
104
29%
28%
6,600
*17%
76%
:
138
*102
18
17%
57%
83 Va
56%
83%
*81
600
137
109
20%
•102
98
14%
14? 0
20 »A
*96
140
*102
17%
20%
20
1
138
14%
14%
*102
100
convertible preferred
American
American
American
American
14%
14%.
31 Va
*97
Products com_—2
preferred—
American Molasses Co
69% Nov 17
20% Jan
Oct
50?o
97
13%
29%
American Metal
16% Nov 21
18% Dec 23
30% Oct 22
44
50%
96
15,100
*41%
4% %
20
28
Jan
47%
95%
13%
93 %
94?',
40
100
1
48 Va
95Va
13%
30'A
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90%
preferred
100
American Machine & Metals_Nopar
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
59% Nov 17
2
14
20% Feb
8
29
Nov 14
5% Jan
Feb
I3?a
.94
American Investment Co of 111
1
5%% prior preferred
100
21 Va July 28
108
29% Oct 22
-.
;
37
47 9 b
•
;
36 ?a
No par
American
Aug 27
Apr 21
17 % Nov 18
2
97
American Ice Co common
No par
6 % non-cumulative preferred-100
American International Corp
1
11
22
96
180
37%
American Hawaiian SS Co-
18
15% Jan
*94
*174
36?!,
Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Hardware Corp
12.50
1
12% Oct
96
180
48%
13?;,
American
Jan 28
Dec
Enka
American
Sep 22
30% Dec 31
8
96
*175
36%
_i
American European Secur
12
11% Jan
96
183
36 Va
—25
American Electric
2
96
*175
37%
108%
preferred:
55% Dec 17
26% Nov 13
15% Aug 19
07% Jun
7
47%
97
182
36%
37%
11,000
"
70
79,200
32
common
55% Dec
19% Jan
93
Inc
40% Nov 20
11
*96
*175
%
37%
*05
11%"
Broadcasting-Paramount
2
32% Feb
84% Deo
10%
38 %
preferred
17
1
Nov 29
11%
11
108%
Corp_
24
7
92
Arma
Feb
Jun
73% Nov 26
10% Feb 12
11%
50
39% Jan
Jan
11
32%
common
38% Jan
14 Va Jan
31% Feb
Oct 28
ll?a
••■•V-
38%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
17% Apr 23
23%jan
2
135
Feb 18
16% Dec 23
11 >
11?;,
31%
4% '/<
49
7a
11 %
25,700
v
38%
American Crystal Sugar com
6
35
21
82 %
32%
American Chicle Co
29% Apr
Oct
24?n.
*80 Va
38%
American Chain & Cable
Sep 29
39% May 22
27% Jan 14
19% Dec 30
10% Oct 21
20%
24%
82%
31%
American Can Co common
23% Oct 22
25
20?a
251.4
*80 %
12.50
American Cable & Radio
29% Oct 22
13% Dec 30
30
20?,,
24'i,
81%
100
preferred
Theatres
5%
47% Dec 19
44 % Dec 15
17
27
93% Feb
20%
25%
convertible preferred—100
American
s
20%
11,700
38%
American Brake Shoe Co
25
7,800
•;
lo
Petroleum Corp
American
19% Feb
33% Jan
4 VH
80 Ta
10
(The)
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
9
34%
24%
American Bank Note common
8
5,500
11,200
160
4
20 Vn
14
May
4Va
80 %
13
57% July
£2% Dec 30
34? a
*154
160
4
24%
Oct
6%
34%
34%
*154
4 Va
20%
40% Oct
111
160
4
8,900
%
325
80 %
American Bakeries Co com—No par
4%% convertible preferred—100
44% Nov 12
34?»
34%
*319
334
24 Va
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines
*324
20 %
convertible preferred——50
Amerada
Dec
86%
Co—
16
90
Jan
Leather
15
2
31 ?n
85 Va
16,600
-
_No par
17
25
27%
31%
88
81
No par
No par
Limited
53% Dec
Feb
87% Aug
8
99% Mar 28
5
11
11
26%
31%
86 Vi
335
*154
4%
26',,
31%
24%
5
114% Sep
33% Feb 21
81
Inc
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Ameratje Corp
64% Jan
113
7
93% Nov 13
25
Oct 21
Sep
27% Jan 21
6%
34 ?a
26 *A
31%
87%
20%
.—5
Corp
13,900
18?,,
26%
*325
160
4
18Va
24%
._18
Aluminum Co of America
Apr 29
24% Jan
Oct 30
51
•2
15
70% Aug 16
30
31% Jan
Jan
34
18?,,
20%
Corp common__No par
preferred
100
Aluminium
326
*154
4%
95
Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
96% Oct 13
2
34
160
'
183
Allis-Cnalmers
42% Oct 31
38% Oct 13
*S1G
325
183
—
5,200
:
900
18 Va
*80%
Allied Stores
11
Products
aieu
22
84%
*94
Allied Mills
111
31%
85
33 Va
1
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co—:
Dec
30 Va Dec
2
4
26
31%
84%
100
Allen Industries Inc.
82% July 28
May 16
27%
31%
85%
*315
.-10
preferred
55 Va Dec
6
26%
31%
84%
No par
preferred A
conv
15% Jan 21
Jan
102
common
43% Oct
2
47% Jun
9
6
23% Jun
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
28%
31%
—1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd_..100
12
96% Oct
35% Jun 12
30% Jan
Jan
Dec
15% Oct
72% Apr 29
3
5%%
49% Nov 11
Apr
12
luly 31
29%
35
.100
—
18,200
119%
117
1
preferred
Alleghany Corp
*34%
119%
11,600
13,300
4
42,900
—5
common
24
110% Jun
19%
Aldens
Oct
93% Dec 17
18%
9
Sep
28% Dec 30
18%
4
Dec
29 ?a
34? a
3478
119
18%
7
20% Nov
2
29%
29%
33%
122
119
27%
•
—2
Vlcksburg Ry
X33%
19
*154
&
29%
29%
34%
124%
18%
.100
3
29%
34;%
116
9,300
'
No par
Corp
3411
125
18%
19
29%
29%
33%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining——2
1
Alco Products Inc
July
146
39
33
5
80% Nov 24
119
32
34
2
6
33
3
2 T
240
Nov
32%
pfd 1951 series—100
17
87
32%
2
16
27% Dec 23
59% Dec 30
31%
24% Jan
Jan
23% Nov 19
31%
297
Jan
36% MAy
x31 %
8
72
17
32
831% Nov 21
Oct
20% Dec
30%
-
14
Jan
22%
Air Reduction Inc common
11% Jan
30
52?,,
22%
Aeroquip Corp
.-1
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co—1
80% Dec 31
Dec
32
22?,,
31% Dec 19
14
14
70% Dec 20
521 /
22?,',
V,
19%
52
22%
25% Nov 18
30
35
19
52
22%
193% Jan
16
98% Jan
19%
51%
22%
2
77% Jan
iv9%Jun
68% NOV 18
18%
52%
22%
13
18% May 13
1258 Oct 22
19
52
16% Jan 28
3% Dec
190
18 Va
l
conv
400
•.
120
52%
17% Jan
4.50%
*115
69?4
23
29%
16
120
♦115
Shares
41 Va
19
49% Jan
Dec
,67%
69
*41%
22%
114%
Admiral
120
41
69
51%
1
_No par
Express Co
Corp
Adams-Millis
19% Dec 29
40%
68%
16%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—5
Aug 28
3% May 28
19% Jan 16
Oct 30
Vending Corp..
Adams
9
Nov 11
160
l
23
10% Dec 30
13% Dec 20
70
29% Dec 31
Oct
7
7
31% July 5
31% July 23
65% July 8
232% Jun 28
11
16% Dec 31
2
33% Oct
97
11
14% Jan
45% Oct 21
155
24% Jan
82
*6% Dec~30
20% Jan
27 % Jan
%
Jan. 16
1
ACF Industries Inc
1
Mar
68 %
*116
120
*115
120
41
*40%
the Week
Friday
Jan.15
10
ABC
49% Oct 24
14
67
8ales for
Thursday
Jan. 14
1
25
20% Aug 26
24% Nov 18
8
*114
.
40%
68 V4
40%
;
67%
67%
5
convertible preferred—-100
3
27
40%
*40
1
37% July 15
14% Jan
2
20% Dec 24
24:
4%
Fund
38% Jan
36% Dec 30
21
40% Dec 29
102% Jan
10
3
Wednesday
Jan. 13
Jan. 12
Par
13
64% May 17
16% May 27
2
11% Jan
EXCHANGE
43% Jan
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
30% Jan
33% Jun 17
51% July 15
104% May 22
87% Feb IS
83
Lowest
Highest
Oct 21
29
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Year 1958
Year 1937
Lowest
46%
15?4
*146
47
47'/,,
15%
16 %
*146
149
291,200
200
700
276,700
7,900
9,200
10,600
47%
12,800
16
88,100
149
3,700
32%
33
33%
33%
33? 4
34
34.
32%
33%
32%
56%
55
55 Va
55
55
55V4
56 %
*55%
57
*55%
48%
49%
49%
48%
49%
49%
50%
51 Va
21.600
48 Va
50%
143%
143%
144V4
144%
144%
143%
144 Va
1,410
I,100
143%
144%
142%
61
61 %
61
124
60%
*122
*122
124
61 Va
*122
611,4
61 Va
124
*122
27%
50%
51 %
50 Va
51%
981/4
98 Va
90
%
97%
98
2,300
34
33?a
33%
33 Va
34
2,600
34
34%
27%
28
27 Va
27%
27Va
46%
46%
47 %
48 V4
48 Va
50 Va
Va
98%
97%
34%
33 ?a
99
97
33%
34 %
34
33%
34%.
14%
33%
34
33 Ti,
34 V*
33%
34 V4
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14 V4
14%
98
American Sumatra Tobacco—
5
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco common
_25
6% preferred
100
American Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting— l
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda Co
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
6.25
When issued
$4 preferred
—
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
14%
238%
240%
234% 238
232 •%
234Va
99 %
100%
100
101
101
105
126?4
127
126 Va
101%
127%
101 Va
126%
127 Va
37%
37 %
37%
37%
37Va
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
27
24%
27
*26%
28
26%
*25
25 Va
*26 %
25
103 Va
15
27 Va
261/4
27
27
25? .1
26
24%
25%
1,630
25Va
16
16 %
16
16 %
33 Va
34?b
12,000
II,500'
67%
69'A
108,100
57 Va
58'A
2,010
72
72
2,300
♦36
37
*91
92
10
37%
38
33%
35 Va
4,200
68,500
16%
16 Va
16.
16%
33 ?b
34?,,
33 Va
34
65%
65%
67V'4
66V4
67?t,
56
57
56
33 ?4
34?„
67 ?e
69 %
1
55?4
58
78 Va
751%
77%
73
74
*38 Va
39 Va
*38
39
38
38Va
37
*90
9IV2
*90
92
91
91
37 Va
92
X38%
39 V4
38%
371,2
38 Va
37 Va
36?a
34%
32%
34%
77V4
38 %
33%
36V4
34%
23,400
14%
27
34
78
24,300
1,390
37?*
14%
16%
77!4
128 Va
37
37%
64%
55'%
105%
127 V*
1
14%
33%
56%
54,000
x37Va
15%.
56
3,810
1,900
233Va 234?4
128
37 Va
14%
*14%
235%
233
126
10
10,100
47,100
27%
28 V,
American Stores Co
1
American Sugar Refining com—25
1% preferred
25
61
124
27%
27%
%
61
124
61 ?4
124
1,000
*90 Va
37%
35?a
«
9,000
600
500
13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Sure for Previous
r
Year 1957
1958
38
39% Apr 23
38
Jan
2
44Tb Dec
31
36
22
Feb
25
413A Aug
4
39% Dec
10
65 Vb Jan
39% Apr
67'A Dec
19
No par
44?;
45 Va-:/
5
38%
'■39%'v.*
10
69%
4/70%
Oil
Argo
Corp
Steel
Armco
10% Oct
21
12 Va Feb
7
10
24% Dec
31
Armour
20'ANov
18
30
Jan
22% Jan
2
39'A Dec
17
5
92
Feb
80
NOV
3
90
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
32'/a Jun
16 Va Apr
7
22 3 b Sep
6% Jun
3% Jan
8
27% Sep
2
23% May 29
Sep
18
Feb
14
3% Oct
16% Jan
22
18
Dec
17
July 19
36 'A
14% Dec 24
19% May
■7ya Oct
17
eyB Jan
2
31'A May 31
8'/a Nov 22
17% Oct
22
34
•8% Nov
4
103
Jan
28
93V* Nov
4
78
Jun
6
18% Nov
19
27
Jan
11
8'/a Nov
7
10% Feb
2
31% Dec
93% Nov
1
95
29% Jan
23
19'A Dec
30
12
34?; Dec
,
10
6% Jan
0
10?4 Aug
Co
&
8
r
Arvin
Industries
6
29
<2
Jan
46'A Nov 19,
e
105
2
90
Dec
19
17 'A Jan
J
28'A Dec
31
2
10% Dec
38
5Vc
13
29'A Jan
10
41 ?8 Nov
10
23
86 '/e Jan
8
t'eb
28
1st
Jan
26% Nov
13
50% July 15
27?'8 Jan
2
36% Nov
13
67% Jun
34
Feb
25
6
78'A Oct 29
92
?8
■
10
45: ♦4
100
81?Va
90
Jan
15
8?; Aug
8
Atlas
2
30
17% Aug
5
5%
>
$3.75
series
Corp
common
B
preferred
-
20
16
Powder
20
26
14
7?bJan
2
25% Dec-
19
26
18% Mar 22
16?b Jan
8
28? 8 Dec
19
6
29 Vb Dec
30
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
28
"7% Jufy~~B
22?; Aug
6% Jan
3 3% Dec
13
Avco
43
82
11
S
2
Mar 14
Dec
prior
No par
common
Mfg Corp (The)
conv preferred
26'
common—3
$2.2,5
-
6 ya Jan
4
3% Jan
•
10% Nov 21
Babbitt (ET) Inc
1
%
;
21
467/8 Jan
11
Jun
24
34
Jan
20
Dec
30
15
16
9 "A Jan
2
15
Nov
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
11% Nov
6
35% Feb 15
347/a Jan
6
45
Nov
6
Baltimore
•0% July 26
60
Jan
102
Mar
July 22
22% Dec 10
05 'Feb
45 V* Dec
23
63
27% Dec
17
57'A Jan
Nov
14
18
8
95
Sep
4
28
85
Dec
18
89
15'A Jan
60
19'A Oct
21
26
58% July 25
May 16
2
July 23
Va-July 25
71% May 22
19
6
29% Nov 25
110
Feb
3
21
7
7
63% Nov 13
29 V* Jan
2
48
48% May 27
"16% Jan
6
45% Apr
8
Mar 24
45% Oct
6
Oct 29
.64V* Oct, 22
30% May
58
Dec
7
4
36
Dec
10
Dcc~16
16% Jan
7
31
Dec
23
35% May 20
33% Jan
3
47% Sep
17%
11
136
89% July 12
10 Vo Dec 23
102
21
Nov
95
22% Apr
45% Apr
23
15% Aug
105»/a July
May 20
Apr
5
20% Jan
11
127
9
Jan
3
174
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
2
10% Jan
18% May 16
20
Dec
2'J
93
-
Aug 22
Dec
23
72% Dec
26
47% July 16
86 % Aug
0
16% Oct
22
31% Jan 24
18
Jan
42
Apr 22
35% July 2
13'A Aug
1
241/a Jan 31
29
May 19
16% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
42
Jan
7
94To Nov 18
65
89% Feb
6
90
Mar
4
93
30
Nov
1
27% Feb
12
10'A Mar
11% Oct
42
Jan
Oct
16% Oct
8
22
10
21
60% May 17
20
18
21
Jun
18
48
% Dec
40
20
Dec
30
20'A Oct 21
33% Dec
136
18
May 14
May 9
1% Jan 28
32 Va July 15
54'A Jan
7
50% July 16
Jun
20
6% Dec
23
15% Jan 11
75
66
Dec
11
35% Dec
23
21 'A Dec
19 % Dec
18
31
12% Dec 23
155
Jan
24
Apr
2
64% May 17
43% Jan
33 % Jan
29% Jan
2
2
2
30% Oct 29,
36% Oct
2
2
10 % Jan
2
13?'»Dc0 17
14?b Feb 25
23% Aug 27
44
Dec
Sep 22
44% Apr
10
18 '/a Jan
2
27'A Dec 24
45
Jan
6
iS Jan
2
6
28 Va, Jan
33% Jan
2
36'AJan 13
143
Oct
6% Jan
14
12
9
76
Jan
2
30
Doc
12
59Tb Dec
D
&
18% July 28
Bliss
(E W)
58% Oct
Boeing
14
12 ?b Jan
2
2
34 Vo Feb
25
9
14% Jan
2
14
Oct
22
17 'A May 27
22'% Oct
14% Jan
2
22
0% Jan
2
ll'/aDec
fl
61% Feb
10 Vo Jan
2
*19
12
63% Dec
2
60% Jan
0
24
46
Jan
10
Oct
30
87
Jan
22
Oct
30
53% Jan
24
V/o Dec
30
19% Dec
30
0 Va Oct
22
S73/a Dec 24
10
11% Jan
2
41'A July
8
3
48
13?b Jan
14
16'% Nov
19
47
10
41
23
02
Aug 26
31% Oct 22
11
Dec
30
6.1 'A
Jan
Jan
11
July 12
91
Dec
36 ?4 Jun
15
Jan
30
Nov 20
25'% Nov 27
52% Jan
9
92
Mar 13
11
a
Dec
30
&
Maine
RR—
3%%
Brown
Bigelow
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
25
26
33 'A Oct
3
2
2
2
14% Jan 23
74'% Jan 23
Jan
24
74% Jan
25
9% Jan
28
2
03
Feb
56
Mar 20
25
90
Oct
10
33 >4 Dec
24
18'% Sep 29
16% Dec
3
15?A Oct 30
70
Apr
10
62% Dec 12
64% Jan
3
78'A Oct
17
27% Apr
16'% Mar
8
43?a Dec
28 % Dec
17
7
11
22 % Jan
10
40% Nov
10
3?b Jon
15
52?e July 10
19
Jan
29
Jan
10'/a Jan
45% Jan
10
104 3A Feb
0% Feb
10
3
26
20
98
Jon
Jan
8%
Oct
2
6
14
6
39% Dec
19
9
108% Dec
16
Bulova
Co
23% Oct 23
21 Vb Dec
31
45% Dec
16
363/b May 13
52
Jan
2
27
26 Va Jan
10
21 % Jan
2
47 Va Jan
6
60 Va Jan
7
87% Nov 19
31 ?8 Sep 19
66
Dec
30
46%
"46%
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97
20%
21%
40'A
42%
82
2,100 '
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46%
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:
3,800
182
~50
97 1
21%
;
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22 %
21%
22%
24.300
41 %
42%
40'%
41'A
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30%
30%
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82
40
30%
30%
30%
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38
38
36%
36%
10,300
50
41
5,000
14
7,200
20
19%
19%
19%.
19%
82
82%
83%
82'*
83%
82%
94%
*92%
94 Va
*92 Va
92%
68 7«
1%
67%
67%
25%
26
25 7
26 Va
48 3 4
49
49
19%
68%
25 7 8
49
~
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49
1%
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a
85? 4
1%
1%
1%
37 Va
/
; 37
37Vb
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85'A
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84%
52 Va
51 %
149
150
13%
71
13%
49?b
1,000
1%
73.700
37%
2,000
84%
10,300
c.5 %
5,200
52 3 4
52
128,200
150'%
71
150%
800
13%
13%
71
11,20(1
26%
36%
52%
13'/a
67'%
1%
151
13%
100
25?+
85'%
52%
4,200
66
37
151
14.900
83
49 To
1%
71
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52'A
150
20%
94%
13%
7,500
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72
130
56%
55%
56
55
55%
54
55
3,100
38%
3 9'A
38%
39%
38%
39
15,900
26%
26%
25%
26 3 4
25Va
25
VA
19?b
18%
441/8
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23VB
21
16
26?'«
19
19'A
18%
19 %
14.700
43-%
44'%
43%
44 %
104.900
22%
22-%
23
21'A
21'%
21%
21%
16'A
41
80
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16
%
74%
i
75
16',a
74%
40%-
41 Va
41
78
6t?b
61%
60%
61?b
60%
*14%;
24
7.600
21 %
78
61
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41%
80
*77%
7,500
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43%
22%
•.
74%
40'"
61%..
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21 %
17 Vo
17%
5.200
i
3,700
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75 Va
4.400
41%
41?«
19.500
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60%
V
v
37 Vb
37
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37 Vb
45%
45 Va
46'
46
9
40%
75%
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55
16%
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80
30
61'%
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5
20
3.900
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34%
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14%
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69
69
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26%
37%
6%
39'a
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5
1
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100
53
6%
19
110'
17
167K
17
16%
61?b
62 'b
63
6C.
53? n
54%
54%
55%
30
30
30 3;
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31
30%
31
30 ?8
30
30 ?8
30
30'11
29%
30:sa
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20'
20%
20%
19"%
90'/a
*90%
34%
35 %
17%
17%
14 38
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26%.
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110'a
53 %
53%
53%
54%
36%
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40'b
40%
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2,500
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110'.
54%
55
2.800
20%
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19
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11%
11%
11%
52%
11%
12
52
11 ? 4
52%
53%
55%
53
20%
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54%
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20%
21
21'A
21%
21%
21 %
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84
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85
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48
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11
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19
18%
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37%
37%
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38
25
29%
38
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30 vb
29%
29%
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65
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60
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11%
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110'/a
70
40"'ii
38%
-
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3,500
,
77%
38%
6%
14%
14 7 a
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100
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a
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28,000
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55?b
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55 Va
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85
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55
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100
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42
20
-
4% Vo
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41 ?«
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9%.
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82 Va
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1
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4
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r 757«,
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52%
Burroughs Corp
Pacific Ry
4,600
13,700
182
30%
900
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30%
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39
900
03 7 a
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•
29 7 a
96
-
120
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100
preferred
Canada Southern
Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
53%
230
27,200
29 Vh'
29%
182
'
'
59%
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conv
4
v
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74'4
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Canadian
46%
99
88
-
29%
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31
25 Vb
12
Oct
46%
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30
13?a
50 ?4 Nov
45
29% '
•
14!
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
56?; Jan 29
29'A July 15
29lA
-
29%
96 "
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$4.25
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54%
25
31
5
53%
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14 Vb
12% Dec
May
25 W
36 V8
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90
24%
36 ?8
Callahan
20% Nov 24
61W
24%
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V
36:-..
Calumet & Heckla Inc
Jan
60 Va
24%
24
35?a
10
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38%
60 - /
3 8!
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38?;
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14%
21
14 Va Jan
64 ?u
25 3/4
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35
64%
13 ?b
20% Nov
81
64 ?■«
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2
4
64?«
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25
31
8
64%
14 ?b
25'/a
13 ?8
9'A Jan
Feb 27
47%
25 Va
3 Va Jail
84
46%
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8
16'A May
47%
14%^'
6% Jan
37?; Jan
60%
46%
27%
"
9,300
46%
16
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1
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
47"%'
99
>86%;'
:14'A
36'AV
19'AJitii
July 31
July 8
46%
-
451 V
53%
•
11,400
43.300
124,600
87
23%
'
9%
15%
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59%,
-
1,300
31%
98
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2
74
47
167,900
15%
87
20?u
16%
.
'
99
11,000
12
'
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31
;
13-%
2
50
15%
46%
.
9%
,
31%-
25%
11
32'A Jun 24
13'A Jan
2
c;3
9%
15%
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participating
(
88
-
22%
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100
California
ll"!s
*71
31%
'
'
46%
46%
43%
T8
7 Va Jan
9
9%
15%
18%
'41
15'A Aug
Oct
16
40%
44"a Jun
55
/-
73
71?+
.
1,500
18?; •29%
12';
40%
25
•
23'AT''.-v
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22
30
4% Oct 28
Dec
'25% '/
'75
22
2?a Oct
9
25
preferred
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73'/a
a
1,200
5,400
>
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38'% .39'A
'
29%
4Vo
Byers Co (A M>
26%
13%
38%
10
Copper
29 Vb
11?;
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71 %
23%/
26?.,
,
40
71
5
Burlington Industries Inc
Butte
29
29
70?;
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.
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13%
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74',*
15
common
second
:
391".
13%% :13
No par
Co
Watch
'
13%
52
—No par
Co
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard
71 Vb
2.4%
X27
40%
84%
' 70
20%
1
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bucyrus-Erie Co
(The) Co
"■5:
13%
149
23
10
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Budd
71 v;
23%
-
2,000
39%
56% '
100
10
31
32.300
13%
37%
2.50
Gas
Dec
20 ?u Dec
•
52% 1
5
3
30
2
1,260
7%
16%-
40%
37
19%
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60
Jul)
71?;
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preferred
53% Nov 21
19
82 %
'
5
common
13
Dec
66,500
7Vi
100
Co
49%
82
2.50
Inc
preferred
&
48
16';
•
50
5,400
,
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Brlggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
Brooklyn Union
13%
70
*
.44%
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Bridgeport Brass
conv
82 Vb
1,200
•
-
7V4
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30%
68%
85%/•%
19%
25
48 V4
15,700
64%
-
81
19%
148
5
Common
5%
preferred
Branlff Airways
4Va%
84%
52%
148
100
Co
47%
82,400
43? is
55
-
16 Va
T2?ji
*87
38
82
•
G9%'
44%
15
54
:
20%
25'"
1.25
preferred
Edison
17
Jan
65
I6®/8 Oct
3»b%
Boston
68%
'84'">
1
;
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Borden Co (The)
Borg-Warner Corp common
12
Jan
30
30
Dec
Inc
Corp
V'a, Jan
10
29
00'/a Dec
Stores
& Brass
320
8,100
91%
7?p
31?+/
99
'
46%*;.
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5
22% Jan
27
Oct
3
42
5
Jan
Dec
24
78
17!
02
3'% Dec 23
36?b Oct 13
40%.Dec 31
04
18'A Dec
13
10
2
Nov
8
53 Vs Jan
12?b Dec
0
0
23
9'A Sep 25
44% Nov 18
2
11
21
16'% Oct
21'% Dec
48 % Aug 11
2
34% July
29 Vb Jan
26
277b Dec
17% Oct 24
32% Oct 23
8'A Jon
26®b Jan
13% Jan
78% Jun
31
13
14
21 Va
May 17
90 Va Jan 15
0% Dec
02% Nov
Bond
19?#
83
1
Bohn Aluminum
-
13%
•
49
2.50
Co
46%'Dec
0% Dec
19
7% Jan
18'% Apr
3
0% Jan
2
27% May 21
38aA Jan
0
29
May 22
13% Dec
16
Jan
Oct
May 23'
79
31
85
82
28
8
39% Dec
60'A Dec 3i
34% Jan
ll'AJan
15
21'A Nov
24
18
21
13
48 V*
Dec
6
Dec
NoV
78'
30
38?b Mar 11
24
10
'
%:,•
39%
.
%
20%v 1
1%
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v
r
,
182
30%
26.
1
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-
28
80'A'
49
10
5538
82 %
31%
29'A*
*36%
37%
Laughlin Inc
Airplane
Boston
19'% Jan
47? 4 Jan
15 ya Nov 18
4% Dec 30
Jan
25% Apr 23
74'A Sep
5
48 Vs Jan
2
Oct
30
2,100
-
10%;
*90
41%
26
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com-5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Bliss
%
31%
10 !n
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-
90 Vb
.53%
'
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15%
97
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8
30'.. 1
10'4
44.
.
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,
27
9%.
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>
1
100
11
86-%
16?a
24
12 V b
24%
40
'13%
1%
common
.
28 3b
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V6P\
v«
-20%
.
137«
36%
preferred
32%
64
„
*96
39%
*92%
-
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40%
_l
37V« Oct 28
103?;
7?8
23? 8
9%,v:
■
46%'
-
"
f20%
1 peso
Co
(Del)
103%
16 Va
26'%
731
88
50
26'/a Dec
25
'
37%
1
Steel
82,900
r
"84%
"
-
2,500
46 ?b
31 Vb
43"4
82%
;
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-
74
27:%
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36%
41%
1
Inc
Gypsum
■-•
46? «
83% •;•
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47'A
82 Va
;
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81%
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1
61 % Jan
20
46%
132'
97
60
\
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36%
10
Aviation
2
31
53%
81%
30%
100
4
*23%
£53%
1
preferred:
82'/a.
38%A 38?;
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24; ;;:
54%
10
Corp
Bell & Howell Co common
1%
?
64
Gt%.&*•• .%
00%
1
Bell Aircraft
Bethlehem
38%
%/A
50
Black & Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
10
46
100
Best &
15% Dec
Jan
pfd
36% Dec
54?'o Oct
00
1
Inc
159 % Jun
38%
*23%
46
Belding-Heminway
Bestwall
64
*96
common
6
63%
*171
2.50
Benguet
79% Nov
81 Va
30%
.
54'4
46%
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100
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100
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2
29%
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13
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Beech Aircraft Corp
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12
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87
10
Beaunit Mills Inc
(AS)
16,400
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10 'A
7%
9%
46
44%
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Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
5fe
preferred
2
36
23 V'a Jan
18
July
74% Dec 12
2
Oct
73
31
10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
Cigars Inc
Beatrice Foods Co common
Bayuk
Instruments
90
300
14%, I 15'A
29
',"29
,
20'A:>
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98%
1
•
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100
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works
Corp
3%%
4Vb%
15%
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30 !b
16%
x73?b
16%
100
common
;
28 %
..
79
"32%
100
noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
Barber Oil Corp
j
10
Beck Shoe
28 % Jan
com—No pai
4%
Beckman
Dec
25 % Dec
Baltimore & Ohio
15
:/
21
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29? a
43
47 Vb
X12'B
15%
13
preferred series B
83
May 22
Elec
21%
33?;
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.
31?+
Corp
preferred series C
40% Dec 19
3
14
•
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73% Jan
29
Jan
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&
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85
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82
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38
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14'A Jan
Mar 29
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Topeka
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24
7
11%
',85
29
.
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100
13
22
46 Va
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preferred
30
72 Vb Sep
11
1
Investment Co
53% Dec
45?; Nov
24
Jun
5
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20'A
•
'
25
57
i32%
90"%
Jan
79% July 16
.•>20
'/' 327« '. 33%
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30
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Dec
29%
%
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29'Va
1
66
2 9'/a
29%
%
20«
32%
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45%
38%
•
25%
15? H
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17
Jan
15
preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4%
preferred—
100
30
04
15?«V,
82 /•"•
6% Dec
Dec
15'A
15?;
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.
38?«
21%
10
75 V* Nov
14
21%
29
1
par
45%
the Week
'
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86
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Atclilson
27
21%%
15%
2.50
,
Common
9Va Jan
5.25%
5
21'/a
,
.
Dry Goods Corp—
07
May
85
22
1
(!nminnn
04% Jan
Jan
373A
85
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Inc
37%
37
5
Oil & Refining com
preferred $1.50 series
No
ASR Products Corp
*
25?b
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85
25?;
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Jan. .16
70.%
37 ?b
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2nd
V
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71
25 'A
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Ashland
Associated
May
1
45'A
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.
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Thursday
Jan. 15
37?a
1
common
45%
38% I
38? b
PRICES
Jan. 14
25? 4
5
_
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom
Industries
Inc
29
25
6
Jan
5
May
Feb
15
:,:.45'A
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 13
.
'
27% Feb
6
Corp
Jan. 12
HIGH
AND
Tuesday'
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
15
81% Dec
70
Monday
EXCHANGE
18% Dec
Jan
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
38%
570
60
400
36,30C
500
Volume
Number 5813
189
(355)
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1957
ho west
30
26% Jan
4
10% Jan
28 Vi Oct
21
Oct
22
51% Jun
13
30% Apr
22
32 % May 22
24 / Jan
Mar 21
941/2 Apr
9
25% Nov 10
25Vi Jan
2
105
11
v22% NOV 19
v
'
74% July 16
7
41% Dec
17
13
46% Dec
12i
103
38% Dec
76%-Dec
2
46 Vi Nov
20
3
47
65 % Jan
11
15
47'
20
23% Aug
fi
-25
Oct 24
20% Jan
2
19Va Jan
13
19
'i.
Apr
-
.
July
1
-4%%
'
22
18% Jun
19
14'/4 Apr
3
110% Jan
14
101% Jan
,
2
3IV2N0V
20
Carriers & General
19.
Carter* Products
23 %
Case
Aug 14
119%'3un
22
5% Mar
0
5Vi Jan
3
23
99 % May
9
55 Va Apr
14
55ytt Dec
•
.
88% Oct
100% Mar 13
10
10% Oct
-
22
f/98
Dec
55
•
Dec
17% Jan
(J I)
7%
6
Aug 28
12
Jan
Jan
>101
Jan
2
2
99
38% Jan
11
Apr
30% Dec
2
55% Jan
8
Aug
7
92% Nov
'
70
,f
-8% Jan
3
8
:
37% Apr
70
Oct 29
80
.
44
July 29
118% "Nov
81% Dec
5
7
100% Jan
11
Jan
21
34% Jan
3
9%
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33% Dec
7
3(j
42% Dec
10
7
60% Dec
16
29% Sep
Jan
Jan
7
3
48% Nov
14% Doc
10
8% Jan
20
24
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Jan
2
23% Jan
2
23
3%
Jan
11
1% Jan
2
69-% Jan9
11
31% Oct 22
,86%
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38
Jan
Inc
Jun~24
45
6% Nov
47% Jan
2
75
34
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2
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43
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23
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31%
31%
31 %
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41%
40%
41%
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41
40 %
41 Vi
39%
40%
16,000
24%
193,400
23%
110%
112%
112
6%
6
6
98
Jan
100% May 21
2
28
91
praferrcd,; ib
i—100
preferred ser'es A. 100
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7
24%. Aug 34
5534 Nov
14
3
21 Th Oct
29
50% July 11
10% Sep - 5
31% Nov 25
Feb
25
23;
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47% Apr
7
12
31% Jan.
4
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23
09% Jan
9
20
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Dec
30
31
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10
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j Oct 22
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40
89
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22
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14
31% Jan
2
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17
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2
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4
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20
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3
45% Jan
10
Dec
30
34% Apr 29
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2
32
Dec
30
43% Apr 29
18% Jan
2
23 V
18% Feb
27
31%. Nov
30
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14 Va Jan
7
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7
38
52% Dec
Mar 20
22
30
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.
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45
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34
34
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24
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102
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23
30
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21
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33% Dec
5
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47 %
48
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14%
15%
16
23
43% Mar
46%
45%
45 Va
6 %
6%
41%
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123% Jun
27
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70
Oct
25
100
5
95
Sep
25
114% May
778
Dec
23
800
41
Feb
27
49% Deo
73
Jun
26
83
Nov
13
17% Nov 12
18% Dec
30
33% Jan
12
50% Feb 28
Mar
8
Apr 17
Apr
50% Apr
46
Dec
30
59
Nov
14
57
Apr
Jan
6
Jan
98% Jan
2
2
Oct
28
2
25
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23% Dec
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18
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.
43% Jan
36
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20
48'%'Nov
53
16
Sep
6
46
Jan
9
65
Oct
23
47
May
7
66
Nov
37% Dec 29
14% Oct
21
18
Jan
8
11% Dec
19
20% Jun
14
38% Dec
37% Dec
Jan
2
23% Dec
12% Jan
2
20% Dec
16
68% Dec
19
78% Jar
30% Dec
30
48% Jan \ 4
31% Jan
2
26
Oct
22
32
31
30% Jan
17
20% Sep
42% Oct
21
34% May 17
23% Jan
2
33
Dec
22
52% May 14
46% Jan
3
65
Oct
11
63
May 23
73% Nov
49Tk Deo
37% Nov
9% Dec
30
19% Jan
11
10% Jan
2
15%-Nov
35% Oct
22
42% Dec
13
41% Jan
2
Feb
14
104
3% Deo 30
38%
39%
38%
W
38%
39%
38%
39 V«
8,700
23 VB
23%
22%
23%
22 3i
23%
22%
23 Vi
41%
39%
40%
38%
39%
38%
39 Va
38 %
39%
13,900
15,600
10%
157b
17%
16%
17
16%
17%
16%
17%
9,100
35%
34
34%
34 VB
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
15,700
12%
12
12%
11%
12%
11%
12 Va
11%
12
35
34%
34%
70 '•<
69%
70 Vi
70 Vo
110%
110%
Dec
30
6 Va Jan
'9
Deo
24
14% Jan
6% Dec 24
29% Dec 31
9% Oct
14%
14%
15
27
28
28 %
28
50
50
50 Vb
51
51%
52 Via
52
41
41
41
41 Vb
41 Va
41
41
29
30%.
29
29%
68 Va
5
20
9% Nov
21
9% NOV
26
50
40%
*40%
29%
28 Vb
28%
28%
29%
5,800
29%
32
34%
30
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
29 Vb
29%
10,800
31%
32 Vt
32%
32%
32%
33
14,200
32%
31%
36
*12%
13%
52%
32%
36
35%
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,
53%
25 '
;
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Electric—
*34%
!
52
52%
13
> 62
100
100
Milling Machine Co—10.;
££i-£t-J.'..L-_£--—5
——100
B
29% Jan
2
48
Nov
17
Jan
10
11% Jan
13
20
Vi Nov
31
Consolidated
44Va Jan
'
Dec
31
Consol
108 V2 Jun
A
35
$5 preferred I
;
I
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
2
101
65
47% Dec
104
18
81
Aug
95% Mar 27
85
Oct
2
99
Feb
28
9
17
Jan
7
30 % Nov
Apr 24
86
Sep
10
27% Jan
2
Jan
6
38
Oct
22
48
79
Vi Oct
10
10P
Oct
22
_For footnotes
99
Jan
4
40% Jan
92 Va Feb
15
118
see
Mar 12
page
24.
81 Vi
109
r
2
Oct 30
Jail
3
No par
No par
—No par
$4.16 preferred
—_No par
Container Corp of America—
30
Sep
3
l
Consumers Power Co com
Dec
93
Mar 29
D00
13
92
22
33% May
pfd
25
14
22
lQlli Jan
105
6%
23
48% Jar
101% Jan
25
12
Cuba
Coal Co'
Apr
14
4
Oct
6
$4.50
preferred
$4.52 preferred
Common
5
78
*77
*77
78
xSOVa
51 %
51%
52
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
64
64
04
36 Vb
37
28%
29%
54,000
52 Vb
6,000
37
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*
29%
36%
36 Vb
30%
29 Vi
30%
51%
"
52
52
135%
136
136
136
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91
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52
135 Va
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64
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91
--
126
126%
125 Vi
<
Vi
92 Va
90%
79%
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23
25 VB
24%
25 VB
43
48
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35%
47%44%
58 Va
59
35%
24 VB
24%
56
35%
35
24%
24
19%
19%
45%
70
46
48
73,800
*
500
47 Va
10
58 %
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56%
250
57
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59
35%'
37
36%
.
50
47,900
37%
100
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36%
24 Vb
19%
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26
48
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36 Vz
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36
23%
10,800
24%
«
150
24
46 %
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58 Vi
59
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10,900
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80
23
57
46 Va
58 Vz
36
■
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80
7,900
128%
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124%
170
95
23 3 i
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10
140
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92%
92
370
136 Va
127
127'/a
3,900
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23%
23 Vb
23%
91,600
19%
20%
20 Vi
20%
29,200
70
69%
69%
47%
47 Vi
48%
38 Vi
32
19%
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70
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47 Va
47
45 Vi'
10
11,200
37%
37
37%
37
37%
37%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
31 Va
57%
60
54%
56%
56 Vi
57
56%
56%
6,300
16,200
73,800
16
16%
15%
16
15 Tii
16%
15%
16V4
33,200
57 Vi:
57 Vi
57 Vi
57%
57 Vi
57%
17,800
99 Va
99%
99%
107%. 108%
99%
107%
10%
11%
10 V2
7%
7%
36%
"
57
100
57%
100
108%
108%
10%
8
14%
7%
15
109
11%
•
900
99%
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910
109
109
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48,200
12,100
10%
7%
7%
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15 V4
15Va
15%
11,200
14,900
14%
14%
14%
11%
12
11%'
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
44
43
46
47V4
3,500
43 Va
44
43%
43%
43%
44
19 Va
20%
19%
20
19%
20
!9%
59,400
19%
19%
19
65
05%
65%
64%
15,200
105%
65 %
65 Va
65%
65%
65 VB
105V-2
1051/4
105 Va
1,900
106%
1051/4
1051/2
105%
38%
36%
38
35%
21,100
38%
36%
37%
37%
65 Vi
106
39%
38V4
39%
38 Vb
38%
37 Va
38 Vi
12,400
25%
25%
25 Vb
2 5 Vi
25
25%
11,100
21%
211/a
21%
21%
21%
21i/a
2,500
22%
22%
22 Va
22 Va
22%
22%
53%
53%
53%
54
31
31 %
30 Va
30%
450
37
38
37
37%
12,400
57 Vi
57%
9,800
53%
53 Vb
53%
53 %
53%
32
32
31%
3IV2
311/2
37%
38 %
37%
38
38
31%
38%
57%
58
58%
59
58
58'/2
57V2
58
95
94%
94%
94Vi
95
94%
96 3 i
96
96
95%
96
95
95
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97
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97
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93
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93
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93
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29 Vi
95 3 b
29%
10
567a
57%
preferred
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2nd preferred.—
109
10
*150
"164
51%
78 Vi
*56
4,000
78
24%
'•
1,700
10,100
12 Vb
G0% Nov
coriv
59
78%
44%
29 Vi
49 Vh
$4.50
17%
59
15%
104 %
$3.75
17%
59%
11%
48%
2
17%
59
45
14%
104%
10
17 Va
44%
.
23
22%
*57% 58%
55
55
35%
36%
*36
37%
23%- 24
19% 20%
*69% 70
447b- 4534
36% 36%
30T«
31%
60
60%
16
16%
56% 57%
100
100
108% 108%
$5v50 preferred
;
lNo par
Continental Can Inc common
10
May
17 Vi
59%
s900
24%
25
95
44%
781/4
47%
Feb
143% Nov
43 31
92%
47%
47%
49% Dec
106 "
4,400
43%
a
78
24%
*90
Apr
15%
103%
60 V
00%
91%
92%
79
23V4
£4% 'preferred
—j
.100
Continental Baking Co common—5
-
126%
125
*900
10
31
96
-
x52%
57% Oct
49% Jan
Jun
87
89
10
103% Apr
22
89
135%
89
23
50% Dec
15 Vi
*102 %
51%
52
51
*134
22%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated. Natural Gas
Foods
of
47%
*44
30%
22%
29
RR
,.
.,36%
*22%
27% Oct
Consol
--
.
5
8
Consolidation
30%
*900
23
23%
t
29%
50%
51%
134
134
*88
90
125'1» 126%
> 91
*78
64
36 Va
.
21,900
15%
103%
99%
.99%
21%
15% Jan
28
99
25%
Mar 28
Sep
37
00%
15Vi
59%
51%
"52
*63
49 V*
*102Va
*77
51%
99'%
64
48
3,800
220,200
15%
60 Vi
*164
78
*77
78
,
52%
39%
103»/a
59
38%
17
2
59%
*164
164
*77
51%
99
*63
400
39 Vi
102 Va
xl7 Va
17%
59
21 Vb
19
20% Oct
17%
36 %
Aug
92 Va
.
7%
5
*
44
'
260
88 3i
102%
43%
103va
■
Va
15 V'4
15%
*102%
43%
a
59%
61%
15%
25%
15
May 15
50%
60 Vt
;
21 %
Consolidated- Gas
30
50 Vb
251/2
Consolidated
29
23% Jan
48 Vi
39%
Consol
18
20% Dec
7
48%
21%
17
26% Dec
3
23
46%
48%
25 VB
44% Dec
2
13 Vi Jan
Jan
39 Va
37%
2
14% Jan
15
58
39%
r
1
Corp——1.33%
Utilities
3
19% Jan
19
Apr
46% Jan
39 V4
9%
Electronics Industries
23
16% Sep
29 Va Not
42
Oct
39
39
38%
38 %
16
22% Oct 22
102%
*102
105 %
35% Jan
31
39% Jan 35
41
Aug 21
38
*102
-50c
14
13
89%
102%
No par
22
94
39%
52%
Ol'li;
69%
102 %
7%
Edison of N Y com—No par
20
40% Jan
4,100
36%
30%
30%
36%
88%
9%
__1
Oct
14
36%
1V K
36 V
102%
7%
Corp
Not
49% Jun
68,600
88 Va
9%
-DO
No par
Deo
3
52%
102%
5
Corp—
Coppermines
13 Va
51%
88%
No par
Comptometer Corp ./—<
Conde Nasi; Publishing Co
goleu in-Nairn Inc_£—
Consolidated Cigar Corp
20% Apr
164
29%
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
4.64% preferred — £
—100
Mills
36
*12%
52 Va
88
*36
.
4% 2nd prel'orrfcd
coca-Cola Co (The)——..No par
preferred £
*34%
13 Via
51%
,
36%
.
..,,
100
100
Dec
0
83 Va Not 27
100
-
—„___i
12
10% Not
15:..
•—
lc/opreferred
5.25%
'
52%
36
*12%
Vi
36%
36%
89%
15% 15%
* 102 % ,103 % >
43 Va
43%
17 Va
17%
58
59%
6%
18
6
38%
i - 50?/«
.£.60%
No par
Corp—...
.14
19
t-.4,
89%.
102% 102%.
;
........
Cone
Sep 15
27% Feb 24
22
-\'36
—..8.50
Common
Con
19
36% Oct
*
300
*34 Vi
36
.,"*12%
13%
Vb
.
38
23
900
43,000
'
5,700
29
Jan
610
5,100
53
8,500
16% Sep
45% Jan
%
68%
35% Jun
54% Jun
,
31%
2
0
•>
41Tb
2
30
28
*26'/a
a
7% Jan
25 Va Oct
107
30
2
95 Va NOT
Vi
40 3
9% Jan
18
2,300
15 Vi
28 Vi
14%
26%
30%
8
2
Jan
14%
28
15 '«
800
114
40
■
4% Jan
4
15,800
30
Colgate-Palmolive Co com———.10
$3.50 preferred ———.—. No par
15
Collins A Ailtmnn Corp_——No par
30
Colorado F'uel Sr, I roil conii—No par
!*6 •>".> S'/a'e preferred series B——50
Hi
Colorado A Southern Ry eom_—100
29
4% noneumulative 1st pfd——100. •
4 6
4'i'o noneumulative 2nd pfd—ion
31
- Cohnn'hia .Broadcasting
System. 2.50
29
VVJH'U issued .:
——
,22
Colmuhia Gas System Inc
10
30
Columbia Pictures common—
5
28
$-1.25
preferred—No ]>ar
16
Columbian Carbon CoJ
No par
17
Columbus A Southern Ohio Elec.—5
10
CombUKl.ion Engineering Inc.—_—1
24
Commercial Credit Co.—
.—10
20
Commercial Solvents
1
Jun
200
71%
-
114
115
14%
-
14%
66%
30
May
„%1
09
7
Jan
33
.40'/a Oct 23
112
Sep
,
39%
14
17
24
106
96
113%
111
*107
>;71%
8,900
34%
*34%
35
*34%
69 Va
*34 %
35
70 Vh
30 Vi
Clevile' Corporation
17
10% Apr 22
4
12
105% Aug 20
31
80
96 Vi
%
28
Vcluetl. Peuhudy A. Co: com—..No pur
12
57% Dec
96 Vi
n
39%
49%
40%
Coca-Cola Interna t'l Corp..£... No par
Jan
77
3,100
546,400
41
96%
67 y4
May 27/,, -
37% Dec 24
91% Oct
<
132% Dec 31
48
42 Vi
41/64 43/64
41
*95
39%
19
v£Dec
97
IS
8A
6
Deo
■
Dee 30
134
8,400
*25%
,
iioiunimnlallve preferred—100
iClovelUnd Electric Illit.nl com——15
£ $4.50 preferred——No par
'.Cleveland A Pitts RR 7% gtd— 50
-Special guaranteed 4% slock—50
10
53
33,200
30 Va
Clark:?E(p]i])ment'Co££
..Feb
25%.Dec
7
17
Mar
48
2
.
6
81
5%
SO
14%
—10
— .5
.——100 1
'City Products Corp———No par :
4
37
45
44%
r
80
500
61,300
5,200
67 Vi
C C C A St Loiiif; Ity Co com
64%? Aug
lat
127
6
Jan
10
...
,V41
41/64
oeHr
*95
6
/
23
111
ill
44%
5%
76
43/64 51/64
97
*96
39Vn
23
40:%
15%
34%
12 %
35
69%
44%
6V«
75
41%
41 Va
96
y-J.^-r
—
14
75
96
42 Vi
41%
13%
5%
75
75
75
75
48%
44%
44
47 %
14 Vb
xl3%
6%
6
'
8
.
8
13%
9%
•
39 Va
11 £.
Dec .30
55
Oct
13%
*9
48
47
47%
45%
Cb_jt——
City Investing Co/common
5%% preferred-—-.££.:
•
106% May 20
Sep 22
59
34 % Sep
40% May 3
25% July 19
31% Dec
37% Feb 28
95
-
25,800
27%
9%
29%
28
Dec
--
2,600
46%
9Vi
47%
56
27%
*9
65%
9
Nov.
.76
•
14,500
28%
9 V'4
57
27%
30%
39%
ttit.y Stores Co
155
?
57 V'4
28 Vi
56%
14%
Cities: Service
2
2
43% May 20
10
'.l-eo
Sep 17
6
Oct
14
July 18
14
Sep
Feb
67
Jan
38
...
2
35% Jan
56 Via
28
57
27%
66 V4
•JO7), Oct
V.
57
56%
39%
C 1 T T'innneial
/'
11
.-130
71% Feb
"45
27
17% Sep
25
Jan
8
13
593)1-Oct
633a Aug
3
May 16
57% Nov
139
13
•
200
30
33
4 5% Dec
24 Vi
65%
Cincinnati
27
15% Jan
24 Vi
40%
A'/o-■•preferred
4%% preferred
2]
102
24%
67
'
44% Feb
2
•
67% July
104
Jan
30
44%-Oct
24%
30 Vi
22
V 35% Jan 17
9
83
106% .Apr
2
70
42%
3,300
39%
•£
8
12
Jan
102
.4
20% Apr
175
27
95% July
Dec
10% Jan
17
18% May 31
19
100% Sep
Jun
Jun
•
71
r
7
Sep
.44.
50% Jan. 4
47
■!' 47% Oct 21
99
35:!
i
98 Via
42 %
30
ChryshM- (,'orp
S
.
Oct
83
■94%. Jan. 31
>;82% Oct 22
Dec
28% Jan
98%
42
27
9Vb
500
98%
42%
57%
9 Vb
5,000
42%
27
9
v
200
.
24%
*24
2 4'/a
34
33%
400
..
*97%
42%
43%
42%
*24
24% '
19V4
,
98%
*97 Va
97 Va
■
•
13,700
19%
series A noncum jrfd——100
Norlh Western com—No par
•;.'!»'
Apr 24
14 Vi
74
A;
5%£,preferred series' A-££_:
Chicago Pneumatic Tool-—
Cincinnati
30
14
44 %
45 %
46 %
74%
'
11-
14
100
SSff
Chic
28
10
59% Oct;
23
Apr
Dec
15% Oct
9% Jan 30
••©
13%
19%
•
6
1,600
13%
—8
Chicago Rock J»1 A-Pac RR... N0 par
Chicago" Vnlhny Cti..l)r_„N<) par
Chickasha Cottdir Oil.™^--..——...5
28
19% Dec
29% May/10
37% Jan " 7
21 Via
45%
:U
5%£. preferred
1—
50
Chic Mihv SI; Paul & Pac—.No par
40% Nov.. 16
18% Dec
21 Va
13%
Western Jty com Del.50
Great
*18%
13%
8%
40
jplass. A
.Chic
,'
400
18%
21%
13%
46%
1
12,300
19
18%
21%
57%
1
—
Coi'j)
40 Vi
19
27
J
. 1
1.25
2,100
21 Va
13%
42%
1
.10
p.-.
39%
■
80
21%
*24
£^..—No pm
i,oi
40Ti>
39%
160
£'
79%
80
43,500
~
21%
19%
1
.
t\.
40
39%
*18%
19
27 %
121
21%
*45%
3%^convertible i>velerred-—ulOO
49% Nov
10 ;
39%
*18%
170
98
27
*119
21%
Chicago. A. East 111 RU .com_-.No par
18
9% Nov
39%
18%
*73%
20
10
:
39%
*97
28
79%
79 % "79%
79%
1
98
51,100
11,800
88 T 4
87
120
27%
119
6%
13%
16 i; Sep >24
109% .Nov
17
78%
*97
28 VB
850
113
6%
88 Va
Ml
21%
Chesapeake (;orj> of Va—.5
Chesapeake Av Ohio ,Ry common—.25
v
11
,
"1.
Chemway
«
17% Mar 19
Mar 15
20% July 25
4oy« Nov 19
Apr
39%. Sep
26% Jan
July. 25
'■!
—.
Champlln Oil A; Refining Co—
Chance Vouglif Aircraft fne
14 V, Dec
9% Mar 14
30% Mar 11
31
Co.v.
$4.50. preferred
,
2
Nov
79
6%
x87%
118
118
23
113
113
"
98%
27%
28%
118
,
90
98%
99
27%
*117
'
6%
6%
88%
90%
*98
98 %
118
78%
champion Spark Plug Co—£— 1%
39% Nov ,*3 2,
4% Jan
Dec
15,800
46
"45
24%
24
113
112
6%
6%
89%
28%
28
118
1 ■>;>Common
17% Jan
12
90%
88%
10
v
24%
111%
112%'/
VB
"■
23%
24%
23%
22%
iUO
—.7
champion Paper A Fibre Co—
.
No par
wights /(expire daii-29)—..
Aug: 14
31% Jan
15
48%
30%
£12.50
2—
Chadbonrn Gotham Inc..—
Chain ]:t4i:,co...£—_...
10% Mar 28
.10
47%
46 Va
eonv
3 '--..Cessna
211
49% Jan 24
18% Dec
'
7,700
*45%
-•
Jan^
'
6% Oct 22
\
79
45 %
97%
;.3l%"May:~2
23% Sep
5,500
78
45%
*33%
31
'13% Jan
47 %
45
110
39%
46
35%
10
89% Dec
46 To
7,600
39
."
46%
97%
.30
.'9%
79
*97
4% Dec
*
78
*34
20% Oct
;'23%
;,4o%
76%
preferred
-.-£.100
33..
Central Illinois: Public Service
.10
28 V Centra'] RR Co of N J £
-50
17 '. Central A- 80ul.l1.-.Wept Corp—....—_.5
3
/Central Violekfo bjfiipir Co
-£. 9.50
2:i
Century Industries Co.
No par
12
■ JCeiTO
tie Pfiiieo Coi'j). .
5
22
Ccrtaln-Teed Products Corp.—.b
Nov
54
33% Nov
Feb
39%
Illinois Lgl, common—No par
17% Dec
30
38%
75%'
..._b
Co common
2nd
7%
Centra]
Sty*.* ♦
>.!»*'
V
Aug
12% Sep
3
24% Mar
8
1% Dec
,
38%
46
104% Jun. 13'%'4%%
28
19
Jani' 6
.?n% Jan
21
8
16
17% Mar 21
10
Jan
30
41 % Jan
May 20
43% May 22
22% Jan
Oct
Aug
19%'Dec
7
19% Dec
45% Oct
38 VB
45 Va
TJoloteX 'Ciorp ;«omnioii
,,5% preferred ——
..—20
Central Aguirre Sugar Co—
5
Central Foundry Coib-——.£_-.b
Central o'fi Georgia Ry com—No par
'
vi- 5 % preferred series B——100
v..
Central Hudson Gas A Elec
No par
31
52
Sep 17
31% Jan
36
l
6% Dec 31
24% Oct 22
-
38%
46
.
78,
3
Apr "
.
93
32% Dec 27
4
Oct
■£ 16% Apr
'■
37%
101
*100
•
45%
•
9
Dec
14
Jan
15
28
Oct
38
100%
100
75%
preferred _—i
.b_b00
of Amer com
No par
b.4%%
17
22%.Dec .,9
2
72% Mar 19
.14% NOV 19
8
100%
46
Colanesft Corp
•
19% Jun
9% Jun 27
•88% Jun 20
'
*99%
45%
i
preferred
■;> i.4:20$.'
28
16./
38% Dec ,15.
7
17% Jan
16% Jun
>
100%
74%
Cord—
Caterpillar Tractor common
3 a
17% Jan
„23
Jan 16
13% May 22
54
July 29
31
17
*99%
"
/0%'f 2nd preferred
26% Feb 28
18% Feb 28
17% Dec
4
100%
5
*
23% Oct 22
'
Oct 23
v; 26% NOV
12.100
42%
io
•
7
91
8
109% Aug 20
31
24
A ; 10
.
40
42
42%
75%
"
5% Oct
39%
40%
41%
75
•
preferred £££
43%>Dec
■
Nov 13
12% Oct
99
;
40 %
42%
38%
43%
"
22
Dec 30
•>18% Oct
•
35,000
39%
42 Vb
39 %
20%
50
Carpenter Steel Co-—/—
Carried,Corp common
11
32% Jan
30
Aug
22 Vi
38%
37%
No pur
21 Vi
42%
99%
;
21%
43%
43%
Sh ares
Jan. 16
39%
38%
4
Jan. 15
21%
,
the Week
Friday
Thursday
21
21%
Carolina Power A 'Light.
29
38% Jan
19
31% Dec
37
-3.
20%
Sales for
PRICES
Jan. 14
20%
19%
Carborundum
39 Va Jan 13
40'A Dec
;
•
July
Jan. Vi
Par
•
i
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 13
(The) Co—_
_5
Carey (Philip) MI'g Co...™
io
Carolina CJinchfield A Ohio RybOO
8
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
•
1
Capital Airlines Inc
19% Dec
2
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
9% Dec
90 & NOV
MOW
Range for Year 1958
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
8312
135
91
83%
140
*90
48%
•
'104
56%
*83%
*135
29%
91
49
104"
57'/a
85
140
29 Va
29
48%
56%
83 Vi
'
29%
29%
92
49%
57%
49%
104% 104V4
57 %
56 34
83 Va
*82
49
Vi
104 Va
*104
92 Va
*90
91
*90
135
*89%
135
135%
83 Va
135%
*89%
29%
.
1,350
900
92%
29%
900
5,500
49
21,500
92
*90
Va
50
5,400
103 %
104 3/a
370
56 Va
57 V4
24,600
82%
82%
*135
140
370
1,300
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(356)
Monday, January
19, 3959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range for Year
Year1957
Dec
20% Nov
39
7
15% Jan
31
7
Industries
8
Oct
9
5ft
63
Dec
30
Continental
Insurance
12% Dec
12
Continental
Motors
7
3
44
Jan
IB
Jun
14
6
Jan
a
70 ft Jun
13
9
5% Oct 22
Tuesday
Jan. l;i
HIGH
TRICES
SALE
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 15
Jan. J4
Jan. 13
the Week
Jan. 1(5
Shares
Copper & Steel—
13ft Oct
18ft May
54ft May
ft Nov 14
Monday
Pflf
23
8% Apr 29
26% Jan
4
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Continental
9
*
NEW YORK STOCK
1958
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
2
12%
13%
1374
13
1374
22
*21%
22'A
2174
2174
22
22
62%
63%
60%
62%
59 74
6074
5874
60
5874
60
1
:
13 VH
aiqi
5
preferred—
12%
25
common
convertible
11%
11%
11%
11%
1174
1174
1174
1174
1174
1174
25,500
67 %
30,700
13
13
1374
*22
15,600
2274
19
38% Feb
Dec
22
Continental Oil of Delaware
26 ft Dec
24
43% July 21
28 y* Jan
8
66% Nov
14
Continental
17 ft Dec
23
37
18% Jan
a
37% Dec
18
16% Dec
30
May 19
43 ft Jan
•
16ft Jan 13
34% Oct
13
40% July 11
19 Vo May 20
41
Dec
31
5
41%
50ft Jan 20
52
Jan
30
5ft
convertible
preferred
50
*50%
53
*50%
53
*5074
53
*5074
53
*5074
53
Jan
14
82
ft Dec 31
6ft
convertible
preferred
50
*83
85
*86
90
*89
95
*90
94
*89
93
33 y« Jan
13
400
9,000
41ft Dec 30
20
Dec
23
54 ft
40% May 21
51
Dec
28
Feb
34% Deo 27
11
24
13
Oct
22
89
79 ft Oct
31
15
30
4
Dec
Oct
106 ft
74
55% Nov
24% Dec
12% Apr 16
-74% Feb 13
83
Oct
8
88
Aug
3
May 17
85
Mar 11
89
Apr
20% Aug
6
6% Jan
3
2% Jan
3
1
9% Nov
4ft May 9
1% Jan 13
5
3% Nov 11
39% Dec
NOV
5
86
30
Nov 29
28ft Jan
3
40ft Dec
4
14% Mar
28
78
64%
64.
67
66 74
67%
66
58
58%
58%
5974
5974
6074
/ 6074
6174
4,500
40%
38%
39%
3874
39
387a
39%
39%
41 %
22,000
29%
29%
29%
30%
2974
3074
30
307«
29%
30%
22,600
447a
45
44'A
4574
42,600
—10
41%
41%
44 74
437 a
5674
5574
21%
2274
2174
9874
9974
100%
10074
*8474
99%
8574
*8474
8574
*8474
8574
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
21%
100
98%
85
85
*84%
85%
86
86
*85
87
19%
19%
Jun 16
3%ft
8%
8%
3%
3%
-25
35%
35%
100
80%
80%
2
38%
39
preferred
19'A
8%
3
35%
*79
5674
5574
22
98
,,
,
56
55%
22
54%
45
217 a
55%
1
Crane Co common
1
24% Jan II
63 %
58%
39%
5
Co
64%
57%
Corning Glass Works common—
5
3 ft ft preferred
100
3 ft ft preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
-1
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1
16
15ft Jan
Products
63%
5
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
36% Apr 33
88 '
Mar 14
22
Corn
14
8
3
Jan
5
14
Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
102ft Dec 30
25
18
Oct
14
96ft May
1% Dec 24
22
52
July 11
27 ft Jan
12 ft Dec
57 ft Feb
74
July 28
79% July 11
30
64
100
1974
19%
2074
874
8%
/
9
•
8%
374
15,800
i
1,600
101
9,900
'.
10
10
21%
50,100
874
900
374
82
374
17,800
36%
38
2774
*80
82
*79
82
9
58
22
21*74
2174
374
374
3874
99
22
2074
874
*3
3774
3%
38%
57
37%
25,300
*80
82
100
V
26% Oct 22
Aug
«
4
31
17% Oct
11
16 ft
23ftJun
5
40 ft Oct
22
14
July as
31ft Feb
18
3
20 ft Nov
23
Jan
10 ft Dec
Aug 18
29 ft Dec
Jan
7
31% Dec
30
25ft Jan
3
41V4 Dec 16
July 11
43 ft Apr
11
22
Feb
18
92% NOV
7
101ft Jun 25
23
38% Jan
16
15% Feb 20
15% Dec
31
32 ft Apr
17
16
17 ft Oct
11
30% Apr 25
$2
85
58 ft
100
5ft Oct 21
54
Nov
2
Feb
6
33 ft Jan
28
9
5ft Nov 20
27 ft Dec
3
Jan>
11
65 ft Jan
19
17
7% Jan
18
53% Feb
12
59% Jun
5
19% Jan
1?
22
Jun
4
23% Dec
9
47% Jan
47
13 ft May
4074 Oct
11
B
31ft Aug 27
Jan
11
30% Mar
6
37
Aug
14
40ft Mar
1
63ft Nov
10
41 y* Apr
3
61ft Dec
18
83 ft Jan
15
July 12
1
27 ft Oct
22
47
Aug
1
49ft Apr 18
21*
73
Nov 15
86
Mar
72
Oct
24
68
Feb
37
>75
Jun
19
88
Apr
I
•14ft Oct
22
23% Jan
I
19%
2
31
30
4
July aa
6% Deo
18
32% May 6
28% Apr 28
25 ft Jan
7
41ft Feb
25
51 Va May
15 ft Dec
30
22
35 ft Oct
18
26% Apr 18
48 ft July 17
41% May 21
23
55
Nov 25
65
8% Dec 17
Jan
28
9ft Jan 14
30
Mar 10
43 ft Jan
2
92
59%
597a
5974
5874
5974
5874
5974
95
95%
95
95
95
95
95
95
27%
28
2774
2974
2974
30%
2974
3074
20%
21%
19%
2074
2074
19
19%
18
1874
10
37
37%
37
37
37
37
3774
37
37%
9,400
Cudahy Packing Co comraoik
-5
4% ft preferred
———.—3 00
1474
15
1474
1574
1474
15%
47,100
*69
72
71
71
*7074
7174
•
200
1274
3874
13
13 L
"'1374
1374
2.900
39
39
3974
4074
1,000
15%
63,600
Cuneo
Aug
12%
127a
1274
38%
38
14%
16%
15%
157 a
$4
A
Cutler-TTammer
Dana
Corp
3%ft
Inn
88
Jan
Jun
2
26ft Dec
19
a
19% Nov
common
23
13
31
58% Dec 31
-
Denv Sr Rio Grande West Rlt-No par
Detroit Edison
_20
Detroit Illllsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
De Vilbiss Co
35
$1.50
Alkali
4
2
19% Dec
31
Jan
14
54 ft
Apr
8
74% Jan
9
24 ft Jan
29
12
Jan
a
20ft Nov 20
Oct
6874 Jun 17
52
77 ft Dec
31
Dow
24
57% May 13
19y4 May 9
33
46% Oct
9
89 ft Feb
1
80 ft Oct
1
01i4 Apr
37 ft Apr
a
34ft Jan
a
50% Dec
31
50
4iy4Sep 11
48
33%
32%
33
3274
31%
31%
3074
3174
30 7 a
17%
18%
18%
1874
187 a
3 8%
18%
19
13%
19
44%
45%
44
44%
4374
4374
4274
44
4274
43
2
1
34%
35%
35%
3674
3574
36
36
3674
35%
36%
16,000
23%
25%
25%
267 a
257a
2574
2474
2574
2474
2574
31,200
16%
17%
44 ft Nov
25
50ft July 15
4.20ft
48% Jan
29
42
Oct
28
51
May 21
4.10ft
50
22
46
Aug 25
53
Jan
31
$2.10
24ft Nov
10
4
31
81% Mar
8
73 ft Jan
60% July
1
18
26% Jan
24% Dec 28
81% Feb 13
July 18
115
Jun
158
Feb 28
27% Jan
D
19
11
Eastern
Eastern
_
59% Nov
13
148
149% Dec 22
159
Dec
4 74 ft
Eastern
Eastman
38 ft Dec
31
64 Va Jan
14
22 ft Oct
21
38yaJan
S
27% May •
81% Apr 11
59
Oct
2
22 ft Jan
a
37
Dec
31
76
9
83 ft
NOV
8
Jan
21% Dec 19
40
Jan
18
82
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
91
Apr
9
86
27 ft
July
3
24 ft Dec
30
40% Apr 28
14% Apr 15
3ft Jan
2
4% Aug IB
27
6% Dec 30
Dec
35 y4 Mar
14 V« Jan
23
22 ft Oct
1
31
44% July
22
3% Oct
22
8
May 20
34
6% Jan
15% Oct 22
21
30 ft Dec
Nov
23
Dec
a
20
ft, Feb
4
Oct
31
11% Dec 31
31
40ft Nov
19
Electric
11% Dec
15
Elgin
a
39 ft Dec
9
27
Jan
29
8% Dec
Jan
10
4'/a Jan
a
16 ft Dec
17% Jan
3
24
56 ft Dec
Dec
El
1774
17
17
Kodak
2174
2074
21
2074
2174
2074
2174
8,600
75%
7574
417a
76%
7674
7974
7974
80%
39.400
4274
4174
4174
43 7 e
43
4374
43,700
1
23%
23%
23%
237a
2374
2374
2374
23%
14
14%
14
14
11%
12
11%
1174
X1374
1174
1374
*13
1274
12
21374
211
103%
10374
214%
210%
213%
208
212 74
21074
103%
105
10474
1047 a
10374
84%
83
8374
8474
8474
:10
52%
53
52%
5374
8374
5274
104%
8474
-10374
84
52%
52 74
5274
—5
26%
26%
2674
26%
2674
2674
*40%
41%
41%
41%
4174
46%
46%
46%
417-2
46%
*4174
50
74
4674
*4574
45%
46
45%
4574
*4574
4574
*45 7
*47
48
50
*47
46%
*45
46
*45
5
23
23
23
10
.-1
10
com
100
38 ft
Apr 30
a
90
Maj
36% Oct
17
a
13
28
Erie RR
46%
48
46
2674
a
48
46
23 %
*23 74
23
*2314
23'4
23
74
44%
43%
44
4374
43%
44
44
44%
4474
2.100
36%
35%
36%
3574
36
3574
36 74
3574
3574
33,200
31%
32 %
3174
327a
3174
3274
3174
32 7
32
3374
70,300
79
80
80
80
8074
8074
8174
56%
5474
14874
14674
146%
14574
146 7'4
1437 a
153
1527
151
151
152
152
53
74
56
55
152%
57
56%
57
5674
57%
5774
5874
57
5774
38%
37%
377 a
38
38
38
38
37%
3774
8474
*83
300
*83
X35
357 a
100
*88
92%
84%
*83
3474
*88
a
35%
92 74
3474
*88
8474
8374
84'4
3474
*88
18%
18%
1874
18 7's
18%
1874
X1874
1874
36%
3674
38
3774
37%
37%
3774
377 a
3774
10,800
11%
107a
10%
1074
117a
117
1.174
--4
29,500
8
874
8%
874
87a
8%
39
39 %
387a
39
3874
39%
3974
3974
39%
397a
10%
10%
10%
10%
107a
10%
1074
10%
107a
10%
7,300
37%
38
37
3774
37 74
\ 3774
3774
38
3874
60,500
50%
50%
3874
Mfg Co
4874
49%
4
49
50
4874
4974
5
14%
15%
14%
14%
1474
15
10
23%
24
237a
24
247a
247
34
34%
34%
34%
Corp common—25
preferred
1474
1474
22,700
24%
2474
3,100
3474
3474
34 7
34
3474
87
88
87
88
8574
87
35%
35%
3574
3574
36
36
3674
3574
36
13
13%
12%
1374
1274
12%
1274
13
13
100
59%
1274
59%
59%
59%
5974
60
5974
60
*60%
5974
60
50
*6074
62
62
21%
*60%
20%
20%
207a
*6074
2074
62
5
No par
*87
88
*87
4
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
3
40%
40%
40
407a
No par
*3474
3474
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
9%
10 74
10
10%
10
1074
30%
30%
3074
31
3074
30%
31
90
*91
15
79
Sep 25
22ft Jan
17ft July 1
25 ft Nov 29
22
_For footnotes
see
page
24.
5
Apr
9
19 ft Jan
24 ft Jan
2
89
Sep
39ft Dec
a
33
Dec
Fairbanks Morse
&
Co
5.000
49
15
Dec
11
11
6,200
2474
22%
Sep
4874
37,100
1474
87
8.50
preferred series A
'
874
35%
—100
-
34
Va
x8
2474
a
21%
3'/a May
2,700
3
Gas
common
8 %
a
5
10
Co
22%
13 ft May 14
30
7,600
92%
19
22
30 ft
84%
3574
18%
1
4
2,100
U
Inc
2
7,700
36%
Eversharp
Jan
3474
*88
i
1
28
ft Apr 22
*33
9274
140
153
5
(The)
Nov
7
*151
347^
35
92%
28
22
9,700
153
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans
Products Co
32% Nov 24
600
18.100
37%
3
17
33 %
567 a
146
56%
14
24
83
53%
146%
53%
16
Jan
83
52%
150
Nov
12 ft Jan
»
52%
60% Feb
65
600
900
2374
43%
61 ft Oct
39 % Nov 25
6
Oct 11
no
47
*45
21
47
200
*47
*46
46
Apr ?0
2
800
47
May 29
28ft Jan
4574
48
11
61% Apr 18
457 a
*46
54 ft
3
160
4574
*45
Feb 28
13ft Jan
4674
*47
Jun
13
4,800
4174
*4574
46
Apr 30
28% Dec 23
26%
*417a
46 74
47
18
5ft
2674
41'/a
*46
a
62
3
26%
*45
467
28
ft Jan
1,200
1,200
6,6og
35
2.50
common
18,400
85
46
July 3
10% Nov 13
12 ft Oct 22
56
10,500
52 74
347%
100
2
Equitable Gas Co
Endlcott Johnson
13
52
*8474
5
Co
Empire District Electric Co
a
13%
74
10
common
Emerson
Jan
48
*45%
50
8%
July 21
58
50
Battery
Electric
3,900
1,800
21274
104
212%
No par
No par
Watch
Natural
24
1374
117a
& Co-
issued
Storage
2374
1374
12
50
Co
30
44
6,400
75%
20 %
77
1
17
41%
20
12
Feb
1674
76
_
79
Nov
1674
42
Inc
26ft Jan
6% Jan
10,200
41%
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
4ft
3,400
.
75
2
8
900
31%
20
8
3 0
1774
1
Fuel Asn
National
Paso
*31%
16,500
& Mus Ind Amer shares
When
a
2
3174
800
23,200
Stop Nut Corp of Arner
6% Jan
19
&
Electric Auto-Lite
26 y4 Jan
5.100
19%
preferred
Electric
3374
5774
preferred
Elastic
3374
50
Ekco Products Co
4 Va ft
15,500
3374
19
Bros Stores Inc common—l
4%ft
5074
5674
-—
Manufacturing
Edison
18,700
38
4874
1974
preferred
Eaton
Mar 27
39
Jan
3% Jan
95
6ft
3
May 22
"37 ft Dec 11
7
Jan
Apr 10
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
6
24% Nov 18
6ft Dec 23
43
25
a
17
14
35 ft
76
Jan
7ft Dec
25 ft Dec
24
22ft Jan
Mar
3174
1674
38
4874
577a
prior preferred—
Stainless Steel Corp
17
3074
167'.\
38%
;
1874
50c
(E I)
Airline
Gas
19
3274
1674
i—_—5
Eagle-Pleher Co
30
97 y« Jan
33%
-
5674
—
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
6
48
1674
3874
4774
5
45% Dec
Feb
39
46
1
29 y. Jan
Apr
1674 v
39
18 74
preferred
preferred
preferred
Cigar Corp—i—
Q
16 74
40
1
22 ft
143ft Nov
74
W
16%
16%
4674
5774
preferred
1
16%
1874
preferred
preferred
1
11
Dec
4ft
3
65
33%
International
$4.15
May 12
*6174
*6174
74
Corp
$3.75
Sep 26
65
65
5674
Co
When issued
47 Va May 13
43
*6174
*61%
16%
Duquesne Light Co common
39% Oct 24
65
65
38,100
187a
Preferred $3.50 series
49
31,000
2974
577a
Preferred $4.50 series
49ft Jan 29
10,800
4474
46
Common
2{j
47 ft Jan
72
31
60%
4474
*39%
Corp
Chemical
dtt Pont de Nem
214
60 74
45
39%
Dresser Industries
1121/4 Apr 21
60 7 4
4474
18%
Duplan
101
6074
45
10%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
172% Apr 10
6174
56%
Dunhlll
Mar 27
2974
5974
4374
18%
20
July 18
28 74
6074
43%
26%
57%
18
110
28%
59%
43%
1.8%
23% Oct 27
206
2774
60%
43%
57%
14 ft Nov
27
2874
59%
No par
No par
14% Nov
21
31,800
—No par
Mines Ltd
Dover
22
so
260
46%
Ltd
Corp-Seagrams
Douglas Aircraft Co—
36 Ye Dec
.
50c
2.50
Pepper Co
Dome
82
1
25
preferred
Corp
(Walt) Productions
91
a
40
79
*81
46%
Corp com—
24
Dr.
•
1874*
/ 79.
"
43%
*61%
26%
a
A
79
39%
G'o_.
Stores
Disney
'
197
:
,10
.
Diamond
10
42 ft
100,300
2674
Oct
51% Jan
21,100
54%
7,500
63
18
1974
3,900
•
11
1874
16,200
Dec
Oct
197
6174
55
27
3074
1274
31
27% Dec 30
2974
6074
50% Oct
23 y« Dec
307«
1274
25ft Dec
14
,2974
127a
42% Dec
14% Jan
2974
61
.11
10
2774
12%
14% Dec
16ft Jan
2774
6074
3
24
27%
1274
8ft Jan
lift Jan
Oct
82
6174
lift Jan 14
14% Jun 12
14
7974
*81
6174
10
31
*78
8i
1274
Deo
Jan
7974
HI
61
8
Jan
*78
807 a
127 a
Divco-Wayne Corp
50
7874
80%
60%
Distillers
18
78%
12%
11
July
July
7,700
4.500
61
12
Nov
*78 7a
7974 i
127 a
35 74 Nov
41
79
*7874
12%
Lack & Western
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
3
26% Dec
40
79
79%
00%
26%
Delaware
a
41
*78%
2974
2
ft Mar
79
5374
a
24
79
-
2974
9% Jan
25
5974
5474
25% Jan
Jan
38
5974.
297-4
»
Jan
37
6074
187a
13 ft
45
3874
60
2974
34 ft Jan
28
37%
61
5274
17
Aug 27
3774
59 74
5274
22
39% Oct
37 74
58
18%
9% Apr
41
37 7 «
56'%
2974
23 ft Oct
-36ft Nov *14
37 Va
2874
Diana
23
37%
56
5174
32% May 21
19% Nov 21
43% Dec 29
30 ft Oct
17,700
37
55%>
7
5274
29% Mar 26
76% Nov 14
14,600
14
29
a
Dec
65
9174
1374
18%
1
Sep 29
*90
14
28%
Diamond-Gardner
Jun
64
9174
1374
51
35% Sep 24
99
64%
*90
13%
51%
a
160% Oct
64 74
"
91%
1374
29 %
1
a
6474
*90
13%
19%
63 V4 Dec
Mar 26
6274
63
91%
13%
18%
a
9
62%
*90
13%
28%
16 ft Jan
Va Apr
37% Jan
6ft Jan
62 %
91%
13%
50%
4
9
62
*90
1
30
IS
6.900
50c
17% Oct
Jan
6474
_No par
-50
Inc—;
Co (Delaware)
Delaware <te Hudson
48% Dec
9% Aug
6474
28%
43 ft Feb
12
6474
63%
27%
8
Oft Aug 20
5% Dec 20
6374
63%
—50c
a
i8% Oct 21
65
63%
80%
12% Dec
ft May 22
Apr
7
16% Jan
a
6374
63%
79%
l
49
1,600
8074
9% Jan
lift Dec 24
36%
"78%
Deere
14
3574
3574
300
30 ft May
25 ft Jan
July
36
35%
100
Dccca Records
7
3574
35%
series C
11
1
3574
35%
300
series B—
11
Jan
30,000
35%
series A— —300
3.90ft
28
11% Jan
2874
Preferred
54 ft Nov
14
28 74
16
30 ft Nov
14
29
2874
*23
28
3
18
300
2874
2874
63
23%
Preferred 3.75ft
Preferred 3.75ft
July 7
6% Apr 10
46% Feb 18
15% Jan
2374
29
30
Dayton Rubber Co_
15 ft DM
6374
2374
284a
1
Light
29% Apr
6
63 74
24
29
5
1
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power Sr.
a
Dec
6374
*23
28%
100
common
preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
89
13 ft Dec 30
1574
*6274
24
10
common
1574
1574
6274
*23
1574
270
6274
63
22%
No par
No par
16,400
124,200
2,760
1574
63%
22%
1
Curiiss—Wright
Class
•63
1
prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
19
13
*71
38%
3
Mar 29
147 a
71
39%
24
Feb
14%
71
13
77 ft Sep
7.9
Oct
34
37%
15%
72
38%
Inc
75% Nov 13
19
14%
21
12%
Press
a
37% Mar 13
100
Sugar
57% Jan
34
pi'd
59%
5
6
39% Nov 28
cum
n on
59 ft
80
common
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common—.
1
13
14ft Nov 18
1.200
7,700
800
-
59%
22% Jan
12
41%
28
19
38 ft Nov
42
96
21
'25ft Dec
42
27%
Jan
July
4174
96
29% Dec
37
4174
30,200
3174
43 '>••••
59
Corp
preferred
56ft> Dec 30
87 <•' Jun 22
15ft Jan
13% Jan
27% Jan
42
.31
5
6
9
33 ft Oct
16ft Oct .30
20% Mar
12% Jan
13% Jan
18
11
86% Mar
1974 Dec
Dec
39
V4 Oct
7
41%
a
No par
$4.20
ft NOV 14
61
21
26% Dec
>
(53
22
42%
Cuban-American
23
8% Oct
Oct
3
"41%
3
53% July 24
18% Jun
6
79% Jan
40
8% Apr
3174
No par
preferred
Crown Zellerbach
69
*64% Jan
30% Nov 21
38ft Oct
8
a
13
2774
31
10
ft Nov 17
14 ft Dec 12
Jan
197
2774
3074
Dec
15
7
6% Jan
1874
2774
2974
33% Sep
2
29
19
2774
30%
Cuba RR 6ft
17
Jan
20
19
27%
29%
74
1,500
2774
18%
27%
31%
24
7ft Jan
1974
18%
27:%
18
3874
2774
18
27ft Jan
18% Jan
56
38%
27%
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
31
'
3974
3874
3874
30%
_l
13
Dec
38%
38%
25
common
Oct
29
387a
2.50
Corp com
preferred
conv
Crown Cork & Seal
58% Nov 20
Oct
16ft Dec
5ft
Corp (The)
Petroleum
Crescent
10
12
Cream of Wheat
62
*60 %
*3474
62
34%
2
2074
2074
21%
2274
22
2274
40
40%
39 7
a
40%
34%
34%
*34 7a
3474
34
34
10%
107 a
10
10%
2174
3,700
320
74
17,600
25,600
1,050
20%
16.300
2174
22%
9,700
4074
4074
9,500
2074
200
49,600
3,90C
3174
31%
3274
89%
89%
897a
Falstaff Brewing Corp
8974
10
95
1874
18%
9274
94
I
1874
18%
19
17
1974
1974
33 7a
2174
9,900
1
33
2074
21
Family
33%
3374
33 74
33%
3374
3374
33
33
3,100
4ft
convertible preferred
Finance
Corp
100
*88%
28C
,
„
Number 5813
iqq
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
Volume
(357)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
3% Apr
7
16% Apr 23
Oct 22
45
Sep 30
31% Dec 31
£0
11% Jan
2
45% July
19% Oct
22
32
75% Oct 28
39
Oct 22
105
■
Federal
4.60%
30
Federated
Jun
18
16 %
23% Mar 13
10
16% Jan
14
20% Jan
May
30 % Nov
83% Jan
47% Feb
10
16% Apr
16
Dec
22
168
14
2
17
52% Dec
July 12
y'c
Dec
10
5
5
55% Feb
14
88
Nov
12
25
22% Nov 21
6% Mar 10
10% Sep 29
6
NOV
23,000
70
65
65
68
64
64
51
52%
51'%
51'%
51%
51'A
50 3
50%
50%
50 3
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25 %
25%
25%
25%
26
28,500
52%
53
3,100
37% Jan
61% Dec
6
85% Dec
31
3
94
53%
53
54
52%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
56%
54
55%
54
54 V,
54%
55%
8,400
i0
19%
21%
22'%
24
23%
23-%
23%
24
24%
24%
38,500
j
28!%
28 %
28'%
28%
28%
28 7 u
28 Va
30%
30
30%
11,500
49 Va
13,800
Proif
com—No par
Ins
49%
48 7 a
168
43%
50
166
168
168%
67%
66%
67%
66%
67%
66
07%
65%
66%
7,700
_lb
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
42%
18%
18%
18%
7,700
168
43
100
129%
125%
77%
80
20%
21
9%
Flintkoto Co (The) common-
5
%
56
-No par
pl'd—
78%
9%
9%
*86
107
103
78%
77%
78%
20%
20%
21
9%
57%
9%
57
108'A
57
> 108 %
107%
3
Florida
59% Jun
13
64
Jan
9
91% Dec 31
Florida
221/4 Oct 28
17
Apr
3
25% Nov 28
40% Sep 10
Fluor C.'orp Ltd
Food Fair Stores
Oct
28
32% Dec
29
33% July 18
Nov~13
78
93
18% Aug
6
7% Mar
30
12% Jan
2
35 % Dec
7% Jan
2
2
31
4%
35% Oct 27
Oct~23
92
May~15
134
3
21
S5% Dec
30
131/a Oct
22
18% Apr
321% Dec
30
67% July
Nov
2
8
68% Nov 14
24
89
Nov
10
8
3
3
July
3'%%
1
convertible
3%%
19
Foremost Dairies Ine
Foster-Wliccler Corp
Francisco Sugar Cu_.___
15% Dec 22
107% Nov
7
Freeporl; Sulphur
2
20% Dec
18
2
70
Dee
24
4%
10% July 24
7
Jan
0
14% Dec
17
UabiJel
8% Jan
2
17%
Nov
17
Gamble-SUogmo
40% Jan
22
48
July
2
35
Dec
31
51% Dec
45% Dec
4
61/4 Oct
22
8% Dec
30
10% Apr
10
Dec
30
Oct
21
45., Apr 11
36 % Jan
8
31% Dec
19
46% Jun 28
Jan
8
33
33%
39%
39%
39%
16%
16%
44%
45
195
*180
*180
32%
33
16 %
16%
44'/3
*90%
92%
40%
91%
39%
55%
55%
55%
55%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
33'/4
34
33%
35%
*10%
11
.10%
21
21%
10
33! i
33%
10%
11
1
17%
17%
2
Fruehaiif Trailer Co
preferred
%
1
common-
21%
35%
21%
36%
11
11
10%
11%
17%
17%
17%
17
17!
99 !4
100%
101
j,
99%
19
18%
19'A
13%
19%
70%
*70
71
70,300
35%
/
99
70
70
70'4
70
13%
13%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
*70
100
———.
98%
7,500
56 %
11
xl7%
17%
98%
101
98%
Co
17%
110
92%
40%
55%
21V,
.
39%
'
40%
56 'A
21%
'
1.700
47.100
91 %
91%
40
55%
40%
V
195
"130
195
91 %
91%
40%
56
4,400
45 3 «
Xl6%
41%
10,000
1
i-
'A
16%
•■"••45
195
8,600
45%
16%
44%
>
93
*91 %
33
16%
43%
*180
'95
93
33
16%
195
7,200
24
44
92%
.
28,000
96%
23%
*91%
41
55%
■/
23%
23%
33%
32%
33 Va
:
96%
39'A
■'
93
*91%
93
*91'%
93
No pax-
Franklin Stores Corp
Jan
9% Jan
80
39'%
*90%
1
'
\
/
'
*180
100
/
■
95%
16%
IIIIs
2
24
D4
24% Jan
39%
20
1,060
108%
•
23%
43%
•
100
-
14
10
39%
39%
,
27:%
28%
"
•
'
14
67% Jan 15
14
23%
33
1
Co
Nov
14% Sep
10% Jan
Nov
95%
23
*91%
10
preferred
Motor Co
95%
24
39 %
.
Corp
preferred
Mineral
Footo
Ford
C'lieni
&
39% Oct
22
2
8% Jan
8% Dec
12
95
7
2
15
Jan
2
25% Feb 25
37% Jan
Much
96%
23
1
.
28!
95%
24%
39%
15
common
28%
29%
96 %
24
preferred——II10
convertible
Food
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
35% Apr
July 11
123
180% Dec
2
29
17V4 May
12 % Jan
18
10% Dec
18
Jan
93% Aug
6
61% July 16
59% Mar 19
84% Jan
33% Oct
46% Dec
100
liic
28%
29
28%
28%
95%
2.50
$4.20 divid pfd scr of '51
Food Giant Markets Iuc
17% Dec 31
Nov 27
8
21
5% Oct
Mar 17
96
Jan
87
Apr 25
Power Corp—
2 Go
Power & Light Co—No
par
8,300
4,900
•'
v
17% Nov 20
55,100
-
89%
•■■
44% Aug 27
3,300
,
9%
57%
*86%
89%
*86%
*108
22,800
9,700
130
*101%
9'A
89%
108%
107
108%
129%
103
77%.
56%
89%
A
447a
44
44%
1,070
20%
'■•
20%
56%
'■!:
57
56%
166
130
129
*101%
77%
20%
.
*86%
88
108%
100
9%
57%
88
103
9%
20%
5
9%
129
20%
78
2
_
-
94
103
78%
nar
—No
-
43%
42 V,
127%
*101%
128'%
*101%
103
*101%
43
42%
43%
128
6.25
com
—
2nd
49%
167 %
169
66%
1
preferred
$4.50 conv A
167
167%
Corp
Corp
(The) Carpet Co
49 %
50'%
49%
50%
2,400
5
Avenue Coach Liues lne
Firstamerica
52%
100
NY—
First National Stores
112 % Dec; 16
200
1,700
4
22%
4%% preferred
4
*62%
52%
Firestone Tire & Rubber
15
Jun
68
*63
22%
convertible preferred
Firth
*66
12,100
52%
Filtrol
130
104% Jun
107% Dec
79
17%
56
49% July 29
7
26
22
34% Oct
17%
22%
24% Mar 14
25
16
121/sJan 4
46% July 9
95% May 10
17%
56%
Fifth
38% Apr
16'
17'%
56%
Fidelity Phenix Fire
15% Apr
6% Dec
17%
17
22%
67% Dec 31
82% Apr
Dec
17%
52%
Corp
Flbrebourd Paper
100% Sep
57
17%
5
_
Ferro
2
Jan
66
17%
25
common
"
106
2
Mar 12
15,400
17%
56%
54
Stores.!—2~50
Dept
Fenestra Ine
1011/4 July 23
Feb
8
8iy8 Nov 13
47
Paper Board Co
preferred-
20
27
Dec
3*1/4 Nov 13
6%
IIIi
Pacific Electric Co^
31% Jan
100% Oct
6%
1
—_
Federal
Jun
9
6%
18
Nov
29% Jan
54%
5%
Dec
57
19% Dec 20
53%
5%
55
22
May
54%
5%
3
52
Jan
53%
5%
pfd 1953 series
IIIoo
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings:
5
19% Jan
57
54%
5%
conv
29% Jan
28
53%
27
Corp common
29 % Jan
Shares
Jan.10
5%
Fodders
11
the Week
Friday
Lf>
54%
17
31
Jan.
5%
16
34Y4 Jun
8ales for
Thursday
53%
Dec
20 % Jan
TRICES
5
—
17 Va Dec
Mar
SALE
Jan. 11
2
Metallurgical Corp.
Corp
5%%
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 13
12
Jan.
64
36% May 14
30
16
Fansteel
Fa wick
24% Aug 21
Dec
27% Jan
32
8
2
18% Apr
20 Va NOV
Dec
18'A Sep
Feb
13
17
25% Jun
22
31
10
21
12
29
50
61'/a May 13
Oct
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
6% Dec
55
May 19
43
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
14
7% Jan
3'/a Dec 30
17% Oct
Lowest
647/a July 10
21
*1% Oct
Range for Year 1958
1957
Highest
Year
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Tor Previous
Range
s
18,900
%
1.400
12,700
4
101%
4,200
19'A
67,900
70%
70
19
*70'A
!4
31,100
36! it
Q
,,£0%
20
20 % Jan
32
Jan
27
1
17
Jan
2
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
30
8% Jan
36% Jan
14
Dec
15
24% Jan
13
13% Oct
31
15% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
Jan
2
3% Jan
6
Jun
6
52% Apr
7
37% July 12
26% Jan
2
Jan
25
94% Oct
15
12
24% Feb 25
54
23% Oct
25
3% Oct
(21
23
7% Oct
,
Co
(The
1
1
Lne
13 %
18 %
18%
45%
45%
*45'%
common
convertible
Garrett Gorp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
2
22
'
4%convertible
Oct
22
17%
Nov
12
General
Acceptance
7% Nov
20
General
Amcricau
18%
*45%
46 Va
35
35 Vis
34'%
35
35
47%
48
47 VV
47%
41%
41'%
41%
41'A
6%
j- 43
v; 41%
41%
J> 7
G'%
6 Tli
50
*32%
33
33 %
33%
34
34
1
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
1
preferred
6%
7
6%
7
6%
6%
0%
v
13%
48%
41
•
%
34
6,900
4
3,300
41%
K.\41 %
A--it,
7%
;6Vt
2,800
.
.38,200
/.v
2,100
35 3 4
17%
6%
100
4%
33 3
>'47%
7%
37
17%
35 %
17%
10,300
46,!a
s
7%
m-(» (>%
4.300
18%
.A&U*
.
13%
xl8Va
*45-%a 46' As f.
35 Vn
34%
35%
48%
41
2
com—J-!
Ine
13%'
181/4
%
46
.
48
*
34
13%
18%
13%
13%
14 %
13%
5
preferred—
50
Game well Co (The)—
No par
Gardner-Denver Co
%
5
5%
9
17%
7,800
7%
13,100
'
3% Dec 30
,
59
Jan
9
25% Dec
VJ
51
90% July
5%
101
1
convertible
36% Dec
1.1
Apr
18
40 % Sep
Dec
9
30
General
14% Nov
7
General
102
Nov
19
47% Jun
67% Dec
18
88
May 16
69% Jan
10
~9
3L0
11
Aug
2
9% Jan
2
25
(i'/b
67% Nov 26
117
General
Dec
1.25
125
Apr 30
135
23
141
2
Jan
preferred
American
Investors
Anier
$8
Trausnortatiun
issued
preferredBancsbnrcs
Oct 21
35
11
19% Jan
2
38% Nov
30% Apr
7
43% Dec
11
Corp
pkr
81
*80%
26'4
26'/4
25%
62 7 a
61%
63%
79% Dec 29
78%
79%
78%
79%
78%
34% Dec
General
33
33
33%
8
31
'
2
Jan
13
79% Dec
2
2
22% Dec
18
Generul Instrument,
89% Dec
30
General
48
4% Jan
60% Jan
105
30
.5
;
Finance
19% Jan
31
Jan
Apr
Sep
2
117
19
Jun
Corp—
Corp—
Corp
General Food3
5%
3
Mills
1
No par
1
Corp
117% Jan
16
$5
92% Jan
22
Preferred $3.55 series
6
44
19
3
87% Nov. 20
Jan
Apr
12
68
Jan
4
48% Jan
41
Aug 25
7
39% May 22
37% Jan
34
21% Apr
25
57% July 15
Dec
18
5% Jun 13
33% Oct 22
19% Oct
14% Dec
26
July 19
18% July 3
31
24
50% Jan
•
4
•
Jan
General Outdoor
Advertising,
General Portland Cement Co,
General Precision
20
$3 convertible preferred—
6
Oct
20
6,500
613 a
62 3 i
?,
59,300
78%
•
79%
78 Va
78%
V
54,100
34
(33%
33%
33%
5
77%
79
19
19%
1834
1,300
77% -78%
t
:
92%
9,200
19%.
20,000
.
94%
94%
95'A
112%
112%
112%
7,100
>
112%
S
>92
111%
2
50 Va Dec
31
General
38% Dec
16
Generul
24% Sep
190
-
2
2
45% May
28
11
4
63
Dec
17
40% Ja»
7
15% Dec 23
30% Mar
7
16% Jan
2
34% Dec
31
22% Oct
30% Dec
4
22% Apr
7
50% Doc
16
83
3
90% Aug
36% Oct 22
1
July 31
107
Apr 23
Feb
1
275
Dec
15
Jan
2
91
Sep
9
25
84% Jan
2
99
Dec
4
36% July
9
26% Jan
13
62% May
July 17
129
Jun
3
79
95% Apr
7
185
Oct
22
90
83% Dec
18
23
Oct
21
39
Oct
22
Apr 29
52% Dec 30
•
44% Jan
3
64% Dec
29
Gerhcr
39V8 May 29
23% Jan
10
30 % Oct
15
46% Mar 26
33 % Apr
3
49% Oct
14
Oil Co
Gillette (The)
20% Dec 24
28% July
3
21 % Jan
7
10
Glmbcl
53% July 17
16% Dec 23
91
Mar 18
89% Jan
21
94% May 21
18
Dec
16
24 % Dec
11
29% Oct
2l
2% Dec
18
1.67% Oct 16
57% Nov 14
37% Jan
4% Apr
160
Jan
2
14
15 % Apr
28
Apr
9
26
2% Jan
2
21
157% Jan
16
39% Deo
47
Dec
22
5
3% May 15
175
July 10
33 %
34
33
33%
j.
32%
33%
31%
30%
30%
31%
31%
f
*30%
55
31
54%
31
54'/4
55
54!
5%
5%
49 %
50%
8
69
Feb
12
81% Dec
124% Dec
2'J
70% Feb 12
28% Dec
4
3 71/4 Jun
14
30
Jan
2
39% Nov
3
39% Oct 21
57% July 18
41
Jan
2
49% July 31
3
3 Va Dec
79% Jun
95% July
13
53% May 19
30
37'A
10c
47!
4
31
x30%
20%
27
26%
(The)
Brewing Co
Goodyear Tire & RubberGould-National Batteries Inc.
(W R) & Co
85
29% Dec 26
Feb
Dec
15
Great
11
Dec
3
20% Dec
138
12
14
18
76% Nov 20
15% Oct 11
2
footnotes
17
31
Oct
1
30
61
Sep
10
Great
78
Jan
30% Jan
2
51% Nov
12
Great
20% Jan
2
Great
2
31% Dec
146 % Jun
12
131% Jan
Jan
22
li
67
Apr
17
30% Apr
4
16% Apr 30
22% Jan
2
89
14% Jan
2
Feb
13
80 % Jun
9
34% Jan
14
17% Mar 20
12% May 10
see
page
24.
7% Dec
16
59
77
Nov
39% Dec
4
18
Green
11
17
10% Jan
10
4
4
27
47'%
48
47%
48%
47%
48%
37%
38!%
37%
38%
37%
38
92%
92 %
*91 Va
931/2
25,,
25%
24%
24%
45V,
46%
45 %
46%
46%
46%
46 %i
47
46%
47
3%
78
118%
36
44
3'%
180
79%
120 !4
36%
3%
3'A
3%
*167
180
78
*167
79
117%
36
3 %
3'A
*167
180
77%
79
80%
24,700
120
121%
36%
36
36%
36
36 3 a
3.000
45%
23,000
2%
29,600
120%
44%
43%
44'%
43%
45%
45%
45%
2%
2%
27%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
17%
87
87
88
88
24'%
24%
23%
24%
23%
9'%
8%
91/4
9%
123%
83a
8%
50
49%
50
49V,
49%
63%
64:»/,
64!.,
61%
65
66
40%
41%
40VV
41
41 Va
41 %
80%
y
80%
81 Va
81%
9%
*80
8%
8'A
8'A
8'A
8%
'
8%'
10,700
180
119%
36
44V2
*79%
3'A
400
8,800
10,200
76%
36%
24%
Sugar
3%
*167
79%
8,800
118%
119%
88
Guantanamo
3%
180
;
78%
18
1
1
37 3
92%
25%
17%
100
37 %
92%
25%
40'%
preferred
18,600
26%
39%
% 'ib
1,900
41,100
48%
92%
1
_3
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
27
26
137%
Co Inc.
64%
*91
100
100
(II L)
64%
94
*167
35,200
48
/.•v.
27
Sugar com
Western
Co
Greyhound Corp (The) common
19 V« Dec
65%
20%
preferred
Bay & Western RR
Ore Prop
Green
Apr
26% Dec
64%
26%
26%
*91
170
200
•
58 Va
26 %
64%
25
Nopai
No par
Iron
Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
29
87
25%
No par
Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Gt Northern
7%
64%
"l6
92! 4
57 %
58 Va
1
1
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
3% '7o
24
65
26%
•
100%
*100
57%
80
Grant (W T) Co common
Apr
64%
26%
*91%
92%
100
100
9
2
8
Dec
58%
80
Dec
July
Apr
100%
57%
8%
41
88
37
99%
58'%
79%
3
22
101 Va
5
(The)
28
8
38'%
92%
57%
,
92 'A
92'A
92
59,600
260
100
59%
37%
*250
92
102
47%
300
100
Co
Oct
14
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
11
Nov
Jan
57%
*260
41%
Union
27% Jan
46
35% May
265
*250
95
63
Granite City Steel
11
95
270
44,600
45%
*90
40 V,
20
45% Nov 20
*90
*250
89,800
48
44%
45%
95
61%
62 % Nov
11
95
258
i
240
;
64%
*90
42'%
31
9% Dee
*90.
258
44%
a
45
457;,
44%
4
45%
150
27 Va
63 7
95
62'%
28% Jan
3
45%
44'A
*90
41%
2
5% Jan
42%
45%
61%
59% Jan
18
44%
44%
12.50
26% Dec 17
6% Apr
41%
46
49%
Grand
21
47%
8'%
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
22
75
*27
64 V,
29
*28
27 Va
63%
•
49%
13
52% Sep
6
28:%
*26%
63V4
7%
8% Oct
15
15
28%
27 Va
62
49%
9
33% Jan
36% Feb
28%
27%
7%
4% Jan
4
861/2 Apr
28
49%
9
37% Oct
23
30%
27%
7%
8
13% Jan
11
31
29%
27%
2%
2% Apr
21
Dec
303«
27%
49%
21
Oct
71% Oct
487/a
30%
-—5
Oct
2
48%
i
27%
No par
_5
1
4
Jan
;
30%
28%
47%
1
49%
30%
26%-
%
02%
64%
5
48'A
31
27'/4
48
28
26%
4
-
15% Feb
1
.
3,900
7,900
9,800
27%
64
5
49 !a
61%
26 %
No par
5
10
1
100
10
1,500
6,500
4834
28
100 %
11,800
-■
37
21
27%
92%
49%
37
61%
91%
3,200
207/a
27%
44%
39,500
36%
28
61%
480
5% ."I.
54%
20%
*27
.44
-
:
31
36%
;
*27
1
common
47%
47%
30%
49%
50 Va
49%
21
1
1
5%
57a
A 5%
f.
1
a
900
84%: A
20%
36%
Co
Gold & Slock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
Grace
51 !»•
,
20%
10
Gladding McBean & Co—
Co
33 V,
a
35
21
Co
Brothers
Gliddon
32 9 A
2,600
14,600
37
10
$4.50 preferred
Cocbel
85%
20%
Getty
32% Oct
85;%
4
Products
8
20% Nov 14
86
37
preferred
preferred
$1.30
86
x50%
Florida—
25
25
General Telephone Corp
._10
General Time Corp
10
General Tire & Rub com
83%c
4%% preferred
100
4%% conv preference
100
$5 preference
100
5%% preference
100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
1
$1,32
Nov
27% Sep
85%
84!
,
31
General Telephone Co of
14
87%
37'%
General Slice Corp
General Steel Castings Corp—
Feb
*86%
21
General Refractories
Jan
1,000
87%
52'/*
16
25
44%
37'%
30
25
43 %,
20%
29
May 31
44%
51%
27% Dec
28
84%
V'44'A
C 86
5
28% Sep
28% May 16
.114
43%
—6.67
47% Dec
3
83%
43%
5%
3
20
83%
5%
2
2,400
108%
54%
13
109% ;/
109
109
189,100
'
84 V4
5%
.
50
49%
a
43 Va
54%
General.Realty & Utilities
4
108%
109
50!
49%
1081a
5%
Railway Signal
A
49%
84%
53%
Public Utilities Corp
15
15 % Jan
3
49%
50 Va
10c
17% Jan
Jan
3,000
25% ,-26
.
730
1,900
;
63
v 61 %
77%
91%
No par
General Public Service—.
6
32% Jan
For
»%
,
26%
25%
/
8%
19%
111%
55 Va
20% Jan
9
••
9
.701,4 -".70%
34
No par
10
Dec
8%
8,200
.
V
*42%
108%
83%
■80%
Equlpt Corp—1
\$l.6o conv preferred
.
27% Mar 19
67
71%
33%
94
49%
108 %
83%
*43
1
221/4 Nov 18
20
80%
'
--
15
19% Nov 19
122%
80%
44
108%
_No par
16% Dec 23
Dec
,
111
111
50%
50%
1%
common
preferred—^——a——No par
52% Feb
2
Jan
Oct
4
Dec
.
31% Feb 24
44% jail
42
22
General Motors
6
6
34
40
1
NOV
52
2
Aug 29
83
May 26
51%
20 Va
93%
93%112
Hl'%
100
33% Jan
1
91% Feb
27
Oct
80%
18%
1
77%
19%
20%
92
.—No par
common-
preferred
105% Oct
47 % July 16
115% Jan 24
27
5
80%
76%
33%
33%
76%
77
75%
20%
Va-
9
4,100
40
43%
79%
67
9
720
7,100
'
39 3 4
■•■•■
1,500
14,000
8
43 %
:
9
8
8%
39%
/.
26'A
61%
9%
9
2
..." 8%
;
4
141
44%
71%
26%
47% July 12
27
71
,63%
84% May 17
77
71
62%
Corp
71%
71
—No pur
3,800
13%
13%
140
71'A
80
26%
18
108% Jan
80
5
11
95
80%
l
27% Oct
Sep
80
•
General Dynamics Corp —
General Electric Co—
100
:
573
57 3 4
..."
13%
43%
43%
,
3,400
H43:< 115 %
141
8
.
150
36
.
*, 38%
39%
43
General Controls Co
30% Oct
22% Sep
39 'A
43
71
'
40
42%
43%
19
47% Dec 31
23
40
40%
i
8'/4
3,800
97
,..s
7
16
Dec
40
42%
5
Cable Corp coin—No
8V0
8%
8 %
8 %
18
3
8% Jan 11
Jan
4
1
.
8%
2
_
34%
35'a
57%
a
13%
2,000
64
,.*95!'a
•
115
140%
10
74% Dec
69
Dec
110
130
%
% 141
9% Nov
14
50 % Dec
33% Dec 19
33
.-No pui
141;
Corp—
—
36%
57!
13 3 4
13%
13%
35
57%
57>
57%
141
140
67% Nov
Jan
115
76% Nov
Xl3%
29% Dec
12
101% NOV
57%
14%
7
48
22
Oct
50%
13%
96'A
v,':
,
34%
34%
114
10
27
July 26
■
56%
7
64
,96 V,
v
.
114
114
115
114
113
112
Apr
93% Jun
Oct 21
4
56
35%
Apr 29
15% Feb 27
100
351%
36
14
3
8
12
72%. July 22
19% May 15
5
Feb
35 %
55
Jan
7% Nov
40
36%
35%
25% July
4
52% Feb
96 %
68% Apr
75
49% Dec 31
Dec~20
15
*95 'A
■
64
34%
33%
96 %
4% 1st preferredGeneral Cigar Co lne
Gen Contract Finance
6
46% Oct
General
5
Mar
86
6
Mar
General Bronze
5
46% May 24
26% Jan
17% Dec 23
70% Nov
Ex-distribution
7
34
33%
5
common
63%
33%
95!
4
1.25
Baking Co
67
*95'%
33%
95!
2.50
.
4
33%
5
7
*62
67
*62
67
*64
1
com
100
General
30
50
General Amcr Oil Co or Texas-
Aug 25
9% Nov
8% Nov 20
com
$4.50 preferred
When
Jan
Corp;
Indus
8%
8%
50'A
51%
50 %
51'A
82
16,000
4,500
7,300
17,700
6,500
170
9%
13,100
50
511,4
61,100
8%
51%
54%
50%
8%
52%
29%
29%
29'%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
51!4
52%
51%
51%
51%
52 V,
53
53%
52%
53%'
53%
55%
55%
56%
31,700
28%
7,300
50%
28
*78
*87
24'%
8%
51%
51%
51%
51%
28
28'%
28'%
28
137%
137
138
138
78
78
*78
79
9
x39%
9
39%
40
17%
18'%
.
*87
•
52 %
28V4
28
28%
28
138
138
♦79
85
9,800
6,800
270
137
137
80%
80
80
40
39%
40
39%
40%'
18'A
18
18'A
88
88
88
24
23'A
23! a
9,800
10
6,800
138
18
18
%
9%
9%
30
*21,200
38,100
140
17
18
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(358)
.
.
Monday, January
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Range for Year 1958
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14% Dec
10
47'A Dec
11
32V4 Jan 11
80% Jan 16
152
May 13
14
9
May
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
28% Nov 17
Gulf
Par
34% Jan
24
41% Jun 11
9374 Feb
5
5
Feb
25
391/2 Jan
84
6
6
Oct
28
81
83
Nov
4
2
Apr
98
Jan 29
96
HIGH
Jan. 11
26%
27%
27%
75%.<■.75%
76%
76%
*75%
122%
125 %
123%
57%
Gulf
Oil Corp
SALE
Wednesday.
13
26%"- 27%'
$5
16
PRICKS
Sales for
Thursday
Jan.
No pax25
55% Dec 31
Common
96
May 29
$4.20
dividend
July 14
$4.40
dividend
13
$4.44
19
Oct
30
102 V2
95% Jan
10
100
Jun
25
109
May
$5
1
125%
125%
No par
56%
57%
56%
preferred
100
*85%
87%
86
86
preferred
100
92%
92%
92%
92%
dividend pi-eferred
lOn
*92
s95 %
*92
95%
100
*102
103%
*102
103%
dividend
preferred
Friday
15
.
Shares
28%
29%
28%
76%
*75%
70%
*75Vi
76%
600
125%
124V4
125%
28,000
57%
7.900
125%
125.
56% ■"57%
56! A
56%
85
85
85
85%
85
93%
92 12
92 %
911
29
56"
1
'
«a>>
96
101
-
'
m
'
94
103
10,600
86
*
*92%
*92
*103
tbe Week
Jan.16
28%
States Utilities Co—
Dec
Sep
90
Jan.
•
preferred
75% Dec 22
129
99% Sep
81 % Aug
AND
Tuesday
Jan. l;i,
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
105% Oct 21
Mar
52
101
Monday
EXCHANGE
220
91 %
s
*92
*102
103
80
94
.
16
.
H
Nov
4
83% Dec
30
18% Dec
20
38
13% Dec 31
41% Feb
21
89%
Jan
17
24
Jan
2
28 % Jan
11
20
47% July
3
38'A Jan '
49 % Apr
2
" Aug 14
69
7
21
13 Va May
29% Nov
18
20
Jan
24% Dec
8
111% Jan
11
Dec
45% Jan
15
21% Jan
2
33'% Sep
26
39
May 31
261/4 Jan
2
41
.Nov
19
47'A Dec
10
Halliburton
Hall
67
Dec
24
29 % Oct
21
127% Oct
14
23 % Dec
30
40% July 23
138
^
70
Jan
2
30
Jan
13
14
Jun
123
Nov
10
99
140
Mar 17
/
25
Oil
Well Cementing
Printing Co_
(W F)
•4'/'o
convertible
20
Oct
Dec
22.
8
30
'3% Oct
26
Nov
14% Dec
8
27.
100
23
Apr
7
32% Doc
1
8
30
Jan
13
44 % Dec
30
Harsco
2OV4 Apr
29
29 % Nov
14
Harshaw
22V2 Jan
20
18
Hart Schaffner & Marx
6% Jan
7
3% Jan
9
9% Dec
17
Hat Corp of America common
34% Jan 21
28 'A Jan
6
38 ; ; Dec
22
25
36 Va Nov
Haveg
Hayes
19
12% July 14
15% Nov
21% Nov 22
28 Va Apr
2
43% Dec 23
76V4 Jun
20
22V4 Jafc' 9
72% Jan 14
f>
43 % Dec
26
54
May
83
19
91
July 24
6
17
87
Oct
2
67
Nov
10
7
89% Feb 21
15'/a Oct 10
18% Jan 22
17% Jan
8
30% Dec
1*
22% Sep 19
30% July 23
9% Dec 30
24% Jan
16
23% Jan
2
33% Dec
8
8
32% Jan
2
38
35
Jan
103% Oct
21
22
34% Mar
17% Jan
10
47% July 11
1151/2 Jan 30
10
Feb
3%%
Heinz
Co____
27
7%
118
Apr 23
Powder
47% Jan 23
62
53% Jan
3
7Q74 Nov 19
35% Dec
31
36% Dec
Hertz
40% Jan
4
261/4 Jan
14
35% Nov 20
10% Oct 21
171/4 July 16
11% Jan
13
60'/a Sop
9
70% Nov 27
78
15% Dec 30
8% Oct
22
17% Oct 22
9
Nov
8
15% Oct 22
25% Nov
1
17
60
Jan
7
July 19
,
87
15% Sep 29
74 V4 May 29
74
Jan
2
88% Nov
Jan
22% Jan
7
10% Jun
20
16% Jan
2
9Va Jan
10
Corp
25% Dec
12
Holly Sugar Corp
5
25% Jan
32% Jan
2
47% Dec
31
24
67% Dec
16
Honolulu
22% Dec 23
39% Jan
10
23% Apr
7
81
97
85
Sep
5
6% Jan
4
3
Jan
2
18% Nov 26
28% Jan
10
19
Jan
7
29% Nov
21
15% Feb
10
23% Nov
28
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
Feb
8
92
Jan
5%
preferred-
34% Nov
13
23% July 24
39'A May 29
41% Dec
3
$2.25 convertible
3
30% Nov 18
27% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
Household Finance
85
7414, Dec
29
84
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72
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87
25
Nov 20
46% Oct 22
8% Dec
31
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18
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3
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43
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30
12% Oct 23
70
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2% Dec 23
Mar 13
88
Apr 26
100 '
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1
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15
Jan
18 !A Jan
81
92
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1
90
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6
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6
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75
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17
15% Dec
18
5% Jan
10
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30
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1
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3V8 Dec
18
3 % Sep
9
22
Apr
4
16% Jan 14
40 V» Apr
14
13% Jan
27
72% Jan
17
2% Jan
7% Sep
9
Sound
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Co
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& Indust
Inc
6 May 21
35% May 23
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20
30
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2
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3
22
13% Jan
2
1
12%
13
14
14%;
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2
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78
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19
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Oct
35!
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Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
63
68
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1
2
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68
44%
100
80
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Manhattan
9,400
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37
35%.
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42%
423a
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12%
100
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp„
97% Aug 13
2,700
71
537a
22%
100
20
22
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32
65%
1
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common
Feb
85% Apr
8
Jun
8 % Jan
8
90
9
52% Jun
18
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
36 'A Jan
;
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common
39
65
16
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3,000
39
86
16%
5
convertible
3
69
com
4,000
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30!
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43%
27%
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5%
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25
30
1
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Chemical Corp
27%
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30
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12%
22 7*
22%
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29 %
5
27
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86
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36
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33
70 7.1
19
113%
1,700
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.135
333a
86
85
50c
1
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Hotel
34%
2.50
common
convertible
Hooker
31
8Va Nov 20
•68
35%
5
1
Homestake
39% Feb
39% Nov 20
68
l
;
3
May 21
113
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113
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new
17% Jan
30
53%
100
14
2
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4
80
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10
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24
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Holland Furnace Co
71% Jan
8 %
47'
95
32 7«
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25
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2 1/12
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
40V2 Jan
32%
42%
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24
95
32!4
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327 a
18
11
'
47%
93
-
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132
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22
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■:
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preferred series A—100
pfd (conv)
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32% Oct
/
67%
70%
2nd
40
45
132
-v
32%
32%
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45% Deo
22% Jan
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29%
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31
32
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2
21
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95
29
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
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39
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10
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28
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24
1
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25% July 2
16% Sep 24
11
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23%
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8%
64
25
common
24% Deo 24
31
26
32
34%
•
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100
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
July 25
8%
15%
_
Hercules
20
7,200
273«
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Hercules Motors
Nov
69
27-34
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28 %
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42%
(G W) common
noncumulative preferred
19'A Nov 10
68 %
26%.
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'
15
common..
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26%
28
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50
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31%.
i
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69
25%
23%
135
'
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preferred
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i
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10
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;
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preferred
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Industries Inc
61
25
38V4 May 1
107 % Oct 31
Jun
Chemical
Hecht Co
22
43% Jan t
83% Oct
'.
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Corporation
;4%%
51 Va Dec 31
181/4 Jun
69 % Oct
Harris-Intertype
'•
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32 -I: 32%
'40%. / 41
.
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2
32% Mar 25
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69
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26%
23
.
51% Aug
30% July
18.
Nov
1
preferred
46.%
68%
26
Hammermill Paper Co
2.50
Hammond Organ Co
__i
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6% preferred
100
22 % Apr
29% Dec 24
*45%
5
5
Hamilton Watclx Co common_i
8
20% Dec 24
24% Dec 23
Huckeiisack Water
22%
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22%
21%
22%
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29 Vt Jan
50
17
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4
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11
25 Va Oct
23
40
May 31
7534 Aug 12
633 a
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3234 May
9
9
85% Feb
11
61% Jan
2
2874 Jan
13
50
Dec
96
Dec
5074 Dec
31
Idaho Power Co
16
Ideal
31
Illinois Central RR Co
Illinois Power Co common
29 'A Jan
2
41
Oct 13
3834 Dec
31
4774 Jan
21
48
38
Jan
13
46 % Mar
40
Jun
19-
47 %
Apr
Oct
3
Nov
6
52
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2
11
42
44
47
Dec
1
Nov
14
48
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15
45 74 Dec
2
42
74 Dec
2
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3
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2
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20
40
40
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46
26
Nov
3174 July
13
8
% Apr 23
5
634 Dec 30
13% Dec 23
97 b Apr
5
39 Vb Jan
14
14
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2
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14
88 Va Jan
8
65
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2
148
Jan
16
69
Feb
11
634 Apr 25
156
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4
5534 Jan
11
2534 Jan
2
13
23% May 14
22% Jan
13
52
37
29
2
81
Nov
4
Jan
21
18
Dec
24
35% Jan
3
270'
Oct
22
376% July
8
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137
Nov
23
11
25% Oct 22
3834 Jan
82% Nov 19
82
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30
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17
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10
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Feb
9
8
4034 May 23
517 a Apr 23
35
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20
2534 Oct Ci
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2034 Oct
23
22
Dec
30
36% July 16
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12
Oct
22
14% Feb
19
7
Jan
2
85% Feb 27
88
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7% Jan
13
57% Jan
7
100
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13
32% July 14
25
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28
Jan
29% Jan
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22
13
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111% Jun
33
Oct
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13 3A Oct
2
17
27% Jan
2
11
28 74 Jan
9
118
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10
14
15% Jan
18
Nov
19
47% July 11
,Jun
11
91
Jan
24
82
473A Jan 28
Jan
60 74
Aug
2
56
75
Feb
8974 Feb
Aug 29
34% Dec
35 % Dec
10
18
903A Nov
6
35% Dec
17
For
footnotes
52 %
July
28
3
64 Va July 24
Jan
2
99
76 3A Jan
see
page
17
24.
13
34;,$ Nov
78
2
19V4 Feb 25
J 5
3
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34 % Apr
53
Dec
35
Apr
93
Mar
38
7
96 Va July 16
16% Nov 11
71
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4
135% Oct
14
40
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30
17
28
22
122% Nov
33 74 Oct
2
50% July 15
13
3
28
28
Oct
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6
Jan
22
95
16
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29'A Jan
2134 Aug 27
35% Oct
31
13
13
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54 74 Jun
130
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2
4
24
15
13
.
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74 Mar 29
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19
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2
31
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7
38% Jun 10
1%
issued
1
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No par
100
com
5
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com__Nopair
preferred—
Interstate Power Co
common-
preferred
Circuit Breaker Co
3
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent PWr & Lt 4%
93 74 Nov
20
Jewel Tea Co Inc
common
53% Dec
31
56% Dec
31
Johnson
61
Dec
30
Jones
99% Aug
5474 Oct
7
5%
4
May 22
8
./
26
&
Johnson
r
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preferred series A
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39
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Johns-Manville Corp
11
93
7374 /76
3.50
Iowa
26
24
62%
93 j.
*129
7%
preferred
j.
25
International Telep &
Teleg_Nopar
International Utilities Corp—
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
Oct
Jan
»
63
_No par
Silver common
25
Sep
88
293a-
62
537
29
No pw
International Salt
International Shoe
23
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27%
40%
100
1
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4
1-63
2934
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5
100
Canada
19
M% Bep 3
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44%
..
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Packers Limited
1
International Paper common
7.50
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■
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Int'l Rys of Cent Arner
$6
48
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2374
v
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149 ,%•
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92 74
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28
60
100
16
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5
3434 July
4234 Oct
148
preferred
International Mining Corp
International
*46 74:
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4,800/220
,
•
834
233a
97!4
165
Inc
Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co_.
Iowa Power & Light Co
4£63/4 July 24
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5%
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2374
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of
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50
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49-;
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common-.
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Int'l
39%
4374
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44;,
-
397a
43
44
47
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Corp
Harvester
*
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39! 4
;
377a
20
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Int'l
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j
Int'l Business Machines
9
39
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;
30
11
2634 July 7
68% Jan 13
1334 Apr
1
70% Jan 17
-
29
Dec
Dec ,26
28
Dec
Jun
34
28% tfov
24 V8 Jan
2674 Sep
552
3,700 /
24,500'/
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,
50
: :
9374
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30
Dec
50
93
3874
38
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94
•
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_
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9474
54%
43
43
/
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94
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preferred—
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44
11
9
1
5
49 74
-39%
,
43
*43.
v
49%
53 74
53
Mexico
•_,
Interchemical Corp
4 74 %
preferred
166
Oct
Decvl24
Oct
18 74 Jun
49%
100 pesos
30
39
43%
43
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2
85
22
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43
:
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52%
.
43
50
&
6%
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50
Indianapolis Power
S
39
5o
29% Dec
6174 Dec
3
26% May 10
106 V* May 10
125
July 12
27% Dec
2
July 18
Dec 15
Oct
98
4.20%
15
preferredpreferredpreferred:
Ingersoll-Rand
Jan
1097 a July
4.70%
: 4.42 c/c
94%
52%
preferred
preferred
20
27
11534 Apr 23
11% Feb 20
66% Oct
86
Nov
143
19
13% Dec
14
4.26%
10
No par
,
Industrial Rayon
11
22
6% Oct 22
Nov
4.08%
.
12
15634 Jail 25
31% July 10
76
May 2
2374 Jan
9
65
'
92
73
101
143
10
23
Jan
23
934 Nov 13
2434 Nov
Jan
Dec
2934 Oct 21
Jun
162
25 Va Dec
99%
52% Jan 22
51
May 27
20
Nov
9
52.: V
51
10
Co
Industria Electrica
59
156
Jun
Cement
9974
09:%
450
51:%
51%
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11,700
'.
58i
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1958
Year 11)57
noWest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
for Previou#
Range
Highest
Sales f«
SALE PRICES
Shares
Jan.16
Jan. 15
Jan. 11
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
K
r>b
28
47% Oct
13
9
14
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
30
30
37
Dec
19
82
Dec
13
105% Aug
33% Oct
23
39% Jan
109 % May
49
Feb
,
.
4 Va %
7
Mai
45'/4
1
39% Jan
4%%
2
112% Dec
16
38% Jan
2
50% Dec
23
78
Oct
29
86
14
Oct
28
92 % May 29
5
24
83
Mar 12
83
' Kaiser Alum 6c
11
23
46% May 18
Dec
67 % Dec
22
.Jan
Feb
74 % July 23,
79% Nov 12
98
Jan
15
85
21
102
Feb
18
y0%. Oct
6
103
Feb
21
87
9
96
88
Dec
5
99
Jun
20
o0%Jan
10
88% Nov
3.80%
July 31
3
4
38% Jan 31
32% May
3
4%%,
Kansas
19
NOV
88
Aug 28
;96
84% Oct
25
96
Dec
11
77% Jan
80
47
i
•./
Nov
32
7;.
22
25% Oct
22% Oct
Apr
77% Dec
17
,r4%; non-cum
3
Kansas
Power & Light Co__
2
18% Oct
30
10
Kelsey Hayes Co_
47% May 31
75%. Jun 19
32% July
5
Feb
25
60% Nov
11
20% Jan
7
29% Nov
11
26
Dec
26
?•»%
Tlnr
1O
33
-
76%
29%.Feb
2
23
65% Jan
2
34% Jan
94% Apr
10
78% Sep
9
7
9% Feb
17
Dec
Dec
22
Dec
21% Mar
30
17
2
2
43 y4 Nov
16% May 26
66% Deo
17
12% Oct 22
27
17% Dec
27
20% July 15-.
243/4 July 8
24% Dec
24
36% Apr
Oct 22
94
Nov 27
*4
2% Jan 10
20% Jan 24
45% Jan
26% Oct 11
Dec
12
12% Oct
22
Oct
22
1
3
«
173% Mar 14
19
10% Dec
-A
9
Jan
73/a Feb
.
4
2
5% Jan
10
.17% Jan
A
21
32% Jun
14
223/4 Feb 28
Dec
31
24% Feb
10
40% Oct
30;
19 K Apr
29
14% Jan
2
193/a Sep
2
.,,19
15.
Jan
14Vi Oct 22
2
-7% Jan
2
2
82%-Dec
13% Jan
68% Jan
9
17
60 Va Jan
22
463/4 Jan
3
10
Jan
2
6% Apr
7
67% July 18
46% Dec
24
723/4 Jan
9% Dec
30
16% Apr
7 Va Dec
26
36 % Oct
25
18
10% July 16
52% July 30
10
57 Va Jan
2
383/a Jan
2
11% Oct 31
22 v,; Jan
11
12% Apr
10
25% Oct
11
40 Va
July 16
28% Jan
203/4 Oct
99% Oct
11
36% May 13
25
19% Oct
22
Jan
Oct
26
*
9
7
Aug 26
103
Feb
4
89
Jan
18
1353,4 Dec
78%
Nov
12
93
Aug 26
223,4 Mar 28
3
85
Oct
14
92% Feb
100% Apr
4
14
129% Nov
4
10
323/s Jan
5
27
Jan
128
89
143
10
14
5
273,4 Feb
933/4 Jan
8
55% Mar
7
ll3,a Jan
44
81
17
81%
4
22
2
30% Jun
16
Jan
Jan
88% July
Mar
4
Dec
34
23% Oct 22
54% Dec 30
Dec
Mar
133% Dec
2
July 24
Nov
30
104
82
Apr
92
Oct
99
25
106
2
47% Dec
28
Nov
*90
91
10
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96
96
96
95
96
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96%
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96 »/a
90
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90%
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90%
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90%
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91
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91
*91
92 %
*91
92%
*91
92%
*91
92%
*91
92%
81
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80%
*37
38
Nov
Jun
Dec
Oct
Sep
37%
37%
38
100
41%
41%
41%
41 %
41%
41%
41%
41
41
1,900
29%
29%
29%
•29%
29%
29%
•29%
30%
30 Va
30%
9,500
16%
16%
44%
44%
44%
Sep
T7
17
44%
17%
17%
17
44%
44%
45%
45%
46%
7,500
103%
104%
24,800
103%
61%
60%
61%
57%
59%
58
28!
a
28%
28%
43 Va
43 Va
43%
64%
64%
28%
28%
29 Va
29%
43 %
43 %
82
81 %
15%
15
32%
62%
58
59%
27%
28%
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44%
64%
64%
27%
27%
29 %
29%
42%
43
81%
15%
32%
103
102
102%
60%
7,200
19
16%
16%
44%
60%
101%
103
102-
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38
*37
38
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104%
GO
61
12,400
59
58%
59
16,800
28%
28%
28%
44
44%
45%
64 Va
65
64%
65
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29%
29%
29%
30%
30%
32%
42%
43%
43 Va
44
44
44 Ve
82
81%
81%
81 Va
81%
81%
81%
15%
15 V8
15%
14%
15%
14%
15
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
33
33%
40%
39%
39%
39%
40%
40%
32 %
41%
42%
23%
22%
23%
23
23 %
22%
23
22%
22%
96%
96
96%
4,900
32%
32%
10,700
8,000
5
1
100 G
04 Va
65
27%
10
;oo
1
10
10
39%
5
22%
.i
•
/
2,800
l,b'00
13,300
1,500
15,900
8,600
94 %
94%
94%
95
94%
96
31%
32%
31%
31%
32
32%
32 Va
32%
22 Va
22%
22 %
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22'%
22Vi
33%
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33%
32%
,32%
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33%
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4Va
4 Va
4Va
4,300
4Va
:
'
*4
4%
*4
24%
2434
45%
46%
87%
300
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25
2 6 '/a
12,100
49%
51%
49'/a
51-
12/700
>34%
87%
24%
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25
24%
24%
47 %
•49%
*84%
87%
*84%
87 '/a
11 Va
10%
23,300
34,300
x24%
*84%
200
2,400
25
24:!4
24%
25 Va
*4
4 Va
\
2434
48
47
87%
*84%
'
;
v
10%
11%
11 %
11%
11
11%
11%
36%
36%
35%
36V4
35
35%
35%
36
35%
11%
36 Va
1%
1%
2
1%
1%
17%
17%
*1%
1%
1%
17%
17%
17%
1%
1%
16 :!4
*17
8,800
2,600
19
18%
18%
12,800
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7%
7Vb
7%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
lOVa
10 Va
10%
10%
lO'/a
10%
8,400
%
30%
30 %
30%
30
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
14,800
30%
30%
30%
*36%
37 %
38%
39
30
-
*30%
30 Va
5
30%
*29%
30%
36%-
36%
36 Va
36%
37
38
20%
20%
20%
„
10
20%
20%
20 Va
104%
No par
105%
103%
20%
20%
103%
105
13
13%
13 %
Va
1,500
20%
1091%
12,000
9,400
13%
50,300
89
14,100
13Vo
13%
13%
13%
2,100
20%
107'A
109
105
105
,T
*
13%
88
86
87%
151
151
150
150%
105%
10634
103
104
57%
58%
58
58
%
57%
58%
57%
58
58
58%
11%
5
2.50
13%
85
7
—25
100
10
T
6,400
•
33V2
4 Va
9,700
22V4
*32%
1
a.
620
12,600
96
a
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
7,300
9%
10 Va
9%
9%
91/4
9%
17,900
88
37%
149 %
87%
88 %
150
149%
87%
149%
10334
104
103
4,300
103%
102%
103%
600
149%
148
2,500
10Va
10 %
10
10 Va
78
79%
77
78
75%
76 Va
77
783,4
76%
78%
9,500
68%
68%
68 Va
68%
62
63%
6134
62%
60%
61%
24,300
31%
313%
30%
311/4
10,600
21%
.-20%
20%
Loew's Inc—:
ft
No par
Lone Star Cement Corp—•
4
8
Lone Star Gas Co common
-10
9
4.84% conv preferred-.
100
12
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
23
5% series B preferred
—100
28
4.25% series D preferred
100
11'
4.35% series E preferred
-100
12
4.40% series G conv pfd
100
25
Lorillard (P) Co common
10
23
7% preferred —
100
22 " Louisviile Gas & El Co (Ky)-Nopar
6
Louisville & Nashville—
—50
29
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc—™—1
16
Lukens Steel Co
——*—3.33 Va
34%
35%
21,100
43 Va
43%
■1.4,600
;
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
issued
—
10
24Va Sep 30
Lykes Bros
31% Aug 13
MacAndrews & Forbes common
6% preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
:
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
No
4%% preferred series A—
Madison Fund Inc—
;
Madison Square Garden
No
21 Va
Va
35%
36
43
-
42 %
42%
32
31%
21V4
21%
34%
35V8
42%
43%
21%
35%
,
v
20%
»34 %
'
128%
128%
32%
32%.
32%
*100 >4
*83%
♦100V4
102
102
*100%
102
*83%
84
*83 Va
84
-84
83
87%
88
87
88
*87
141
138
138
86
85
87
*87%
88
139 Va
140
*138
87%
84%
*140
141%
42
42%
84%
141%,
141 %
42 Va
42
141%"
*140
88%
85%
140
88%
100
42%
42 Va
42 Va
85 Va
41,200
86%
70
140'% 140%
42%
42%
141%
*42 %
1,100
138
84%
87
85%
85
138
138
138
'
10
102
*87
'
83
*140
220
18,200
32%
31%
102
102
74,100
130
130
32 3 a
19
32%
32%
32%
*
131
*127
130
*125
130
*125
43
42%
•
.
*100%
87 Va
16%
2,400
86%
10,100
16%
86%
823/,
84%
84%
86 Va
84%
86%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16%
16%
71%
72%
71%
72%
72
73
72
10,500
9,000
73%
741/4
72%
22 Va
21%
22%
22%
22 Va
22
9,300
22%
30
10
Steamship Co
32
20%
37
4234
.
11
31%
31%
21%
36
3134
—
Jan
60
122% Jun 28
12
1,900
82 %
82
82%
82'%
81%
80%
81
*78
41
19% Jun
45% Feb
80%
4.9%
1
10c
1
When
2
7
91
23% Oct 21
38% Oct 20
107% Feb
Jun
23% Jan
117
*90
1
Link Belt Co
Lionel Corp (The)—
List Industries Corp
Litton Industries Inc
19% Nov. 10
90 3/4 Dec 11
69% Dec 16
Jan
31
80
11
63 % Oct 14 *
15
Oct 21'
.
36% Mar 11
93
15% Jan
4
'
*
116
5
963,4 Dec 31
18
50
.
158% Jun
Sep
140
7
1503/4 Mar
92
43%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Oct !.;■
13% Oct 13
65% Jan
843/4 July 17
31
130 Va Aug
100
70% Jan
14
23
7 Va Dec
62% Aug 26
*90
28%
Lehn & Fink Products
Lerner Stores Corp__
31
65 % Dec
90
22% Dec 24
Laclede Gas Co common
4
33% Dec 18 ;>
', 4.32% preferred series A
25„
4.% Nov 6 A La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
25% Dec 11
Lane Bryant
1
25% Dec'18 1 Lee Rubber & Tire
5
463% Dec 31, Lees (James) & .Sons Co common_3
89
Mar 28 . -•< 73.85% preferred
L
100
12 % May 9'
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
39% Oct 21
Lehigh Portland Cement.
15
13% Jan 9
Lehigh/Valley Industries com
1
17% Feb 13: - ' " .$3 non-cum 1st preferred No par
6% Sep 30 <
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
No par
10% Sep 24"' Lehigh Valley RR—
No par
31% Dec 4/ Lehman Corp (The)
^
1
Oct
25%
90
60%
4%
preferred
V Korvette (E j) Inc
5»/4 Dec
22
91
43 %
—
2
6
3% May 19
17 > Jan
2
18VaJan
2
25 • Feb 20
83
Jan 17
9 Va Mar 26
28 - Jan
2
1
Jan
2
14
July 7
3% Jun 20
24
*90
58%
.
Dec
1,400
81
728%
99% Dec .11 % Kroger Co 'The)
'; When issued
33% Dec 15
27
22
>:
13% Jan
22% Jan
Mar 22
4% Jan
3Va Nov 19
Jan
Dec
61
3
15% Jan
22
1,200
50%
*50
51
*78
1
32% Nov 12
24% Jan
9
9
112
112
*50
prior preferred——"25
S Kresge i[S S) Co—2
Kress (S H) & Co
.7 ;.
31 V Kroehler Mfg Co_
22% Jan
A
20% Oct 16
82
21'
34% Jan
31
17
'
May 29
.
113%
49:%
81
49%
62%
Koppers Co Inc common
26% May
27% Apr 11
23% Dec 30
Dec 30
17
Jan
86
.17%-Oet
112%
*111
112%
49%
50
...
45% Nov 11
112 %
112%
112%
*78
2.50
Co
Keystone Steel' & Wire Co_
7 Kimberly-Clark Corp L
2
King-Seeley Corp
,7-,., KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
7
•
28% Dec
Nov 11
conv
4,500
60%
Land
70% Nov 21
2
25 % Jan
9
47
2
16
U9% Apr 22
4
35% Jan.
46V+iNov:
Jan
46% Jan
30
43% JaUf
3
'.50%;july 25
26
22
4%%
700
47
80
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common*
22
98
*45 Va
42%
*79
No par
2
_
Kern
28
38
Copper.
28
22
97%
45%
41%
80
£
66% Nov
20 Ye Oct
98%
45%
49%
No par
2
38 % Oct
40% Oct
Co
Kayser-Roth Corp
43% Oct
32% Oct
29 % Dec
Electric
7
County
*97%
45%
1
29% Dec
Kennecott
98%
45%
*79
50
Gas
105% Oct. ,13
42
POIA
45%
8.75
5
preferred--
Kansas
33% Jan
41
98%
112
No par
com
30 '
2;
75% Jan 27
4
41%
45
100
100
100
42% Dec
//fan
10% Jan
49% July 10
128% Jan
preferred
preferred.
4.35% preferred.;
Kansas City Southern
25 % Aur
26% July 11
:i5'VApr 17
40%
98%
45
100
preferred
&
42%
98%
45
convertible preferred
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
preferred
i__
190
25
5
31
*
4.20%
38% Aug 13
2
10
34
Dec
29
Jan
29% Jan
9% Dec
29%
Dec
.
preferred™
22,100
41%
41%
41%
*96%
33%
100
50
100
Corp
preferred
4.50%
7
May
.
4%
Chem
-convertible
30
22%
22
22%
16
M .;
39% Mar 22
23
Jan
2
4
116
Jan
15
221/4 Dec
16
1123/4 Dec
26
19% Oct
22
323/4 July 12
21% Jan
27
Oct
22
Nov
32% May 17
86% Jan 30
28
77
12% Oct
Mar
125
18
2
Apr
2
39 3/a Dec
Jan
3
78 Va Jan
6
88
13'% Apr
2
July
16
21
17
36% Nov 17
125
1
18 V2 Oct
May 14
1
19
89
28 Va Dec
23
44
Dec
14
171% Dec 31
2
31% Jan
10
71 Va Oct
Jun
12
30% Jan
2
53 % Oct
Nov
385
Jan
Jan
••
8
1
11% July
7% Mar 28
33
23% Dec 24
Jan
10
43/4 Nov 12
4% Nov 26
Feb
10
450
Jun
23% Apr
53/4 Jan
11
29
1
39% Dec
29
8% Nov 19
23
Dec
18
37% May 13
Jan
28V2 Oct
1
z43/4 Oct
16
15% July 17
53,4 Jan
71% Feb
4
17% Oct
22
20'/a Apr
10
18% Jan
24% Oct
29
7
5IV2 Jan
67
11% Dec
20
49% Dec
26
54% Feb
21
17
12 %, Jan
Dec
26
35% July 19
23
37 Va May
77
13
91
Oct 28
--
59% Dec 31
25% Jan
29% Oct
25
7
Aug
7
45% Nov
8
28
29% Jan
Jan
81% Jan
93V2 July 11
26% Aug 15
231/4 Dec 20
47% Jan
22
30
36% Jan
35% Jan
8
Sep 25
25V2 Jan
2
33% Dec 30
40% July
8
34
Nov
Jan
83
69
6
83
Mar 22
4
77
Feb
Nov
22
Dec
75
7
85% Jun
11
16
853% Jun
15
77
26
is
20
Sep
66% Sep
23V4 Jan
2
49V2 Nov 19
9
50% Jan
31
561/2 Nov 20
Jan
55
30
17% Apr 22
Jan
31
30
4
181/4 Apr
39V2 Jan
9
Jan
30
13
Dec
29
321/2 Oct
7
42Vt Apr 30
July 30
22
Dec
24
20
2
21% Dec
Oct
3
42% Dec
49V2 Dec 22
2
12Va Dec
39
7
32% Feb 25
23
49% Nov
Jan
75% Nov
31
69% Nov 11
61% Sep
-
.
45
Dec
60
Dec
133/4 Mar 11
23
79 Va Apr
30
17
10% Apr
29% Nov
Dec
2
83% Dec
29
56% Dec
.1
31% Apr 23
41% Sep
Jan
Dec
23
39
Jan
2
59% Dec
26.
1
15% July 18
12
67
10%
Jan
2
20% Nov
17
May 14
122% July
8
681/2 Jan
2
Jan
14
121/4 Dec
13 Va Dec
July '2
63
22
19%
30
52
7 Va Jun
47% Oct
3
Jan~29
12% Apr
15
30
20
Apr
l
Jl% Nov 27
93
21
30 V2 Apr
88'A Jan
33
Nov
,
6'
2
9
47% Sep
86% Jan
7
96
24
22%
2
29
20
25 Va May 20
12
44% Nov 29
36% Jan
72 % Sep
10
89
29
24
For
>21% Jan•
footnotes
26
74
63
see
8
July 12
page
24.
Oct
10
1
Mar 10
693/4 Apr 24
20
14 % Oct
373% Dec
22% Dec 19
33% Apr
JaD
3?
Jan
2
Jan
2
10
Nov. 17
-8
29 Va Feb
37% Dec
93%:Jan
17
17
May
Feb
31
21
98
13% Jan
78% July 28
7
19 !4 Jan
Dec
Dec
70% Nov
7
Mar
410% Jun
74% Nov 25
19
11
50% July 24
47
4
11
10
13% Nov
3
62
28% Mar
34% Feb
7
24
Apr 25
26% Apr
85
May
14
7
Dec
18
83% Dec
10
32
50
Martin Co
Masonite Corp—:
May Dept Stores common
"V $3.75 preferred ——
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
$3.40 preferred
1
Maytag Co common
$3 preference.
McCall CorpMcCord Corp common$2.50 preferred
McCrory-McLellan
24%
*66
59
44a4
No par
5
No par
No par
No par
.
92
32%
39%
47%
*78
79
*70
49%
x55%
No par
No par
:
No par
3
50
20%
30'%
*44%
Corp Wi__—.—:
—50c
Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
*1334
McCrory
13%
McGraw-Edison Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
—5
McKesson & Robbins Inc
18
McLean Trucking Co
—1
McLellan Stores Co_.
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
—10
38 Va
57%
18%
May 20
83
55
94
66
8%
16%
21'%
45%
94
Mead Corp common
.
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% "preferred series B
.—100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
$3.50
26%
81%
29%
75%
*80 Va
No par
1
t
12.50
*
5
46%
.
118%
119%
120
34%
35Va
33%
34%
16,900
40'%
40
40%
13,100
119
39 %
39%
40
40%
40
86
86
85%
86
85%
85%
84%
851/4
191/4
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
57,100
18%
15%
16 Va
17i%
10,800
480
.
15%
16%
163/b
16 Ve
65%
64
65
64%
65%
62%
65'%
24,500
64 %
53
53%
55%
531/4
55
52%
53%
12,400
52%
77
78
79
77%
79%
470
39
6
100'
1
preferred
2,000
30%
30%
118%
34%
30
33%
15%
76'%
6%
6%
16%
26%
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Marine Midland Corp common..;—5
'"'4%' convertible preferred
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
Marshall Field & Co com;
No par
preferred
53% Oct, 27 ' TMergenthaler; Linotype :Co
191/2 Feb
5
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
62% Dec 10
Mesta Machine Co—
86
76
*450
38
119
33%
30%
29%
120!%
29V4
29%
120%
33
53
521/4
1
29%
*120%
65
64
10
50
41/4%
*119% 121%
33%
33%
39
39%
85%
85%
1334
19%
141/2
16 %
Stores
„
11
par
Mallory (P R) & Co
;
l
Manati Sugar Co
l
Mandel Bros
i
_No par
Manhattan-Shirt
i.
5
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
12.50
10
8% Sep
2
5Va Apr
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
1
Mahoning Coal RR Co
12
390
May 27
50% Jun 17
530
27
24
100
Magnavox Co (The)
43%% conv preferred
1
.
par
Magma Copper
13
>60% Dec
861/4 Dec
10
100
5
21%
54%
6%
6%
i63/4
28
6%
241/2
70
59%
45
92 %
33%
40%
48
791/2
791/2
71%
49%
56
21%
30%
46
14%
14
83
55%
38%
58%
19
94'%
66%
8%
17
.21%
47
94
27'%
813%
29%
76%
82
49V«
213/4
55
75%
38%
6%
6%
*6%
39%
39%
6%
16 Va
273%
6%
6%
*15%
28%
29%
29
29%
7
7
*450
7%
15%
15%
28%
28%.
29%
6 Va
6VB
6'%
6 Va
23%
24i%
24»/a
24%
70
66
66
58%
58
6%'
6%
24%
581%
*6G
70
9,300
7 Vo
7Va
*7%
Vb
*67
14,900
42
7%
16
24%
6
470
40 V2
42
1,800
77
7Vo
7Va
7%
16
16
16%
39%
39 %
*76
470
;,450
470
*450
470
*450
Va"
241/4
600
600
14,400
6%
10,000
24%
9,500
100
67
*65
57%
44%
45
4,400
58
58%
58%
58
441%
45
44%
45%
44'A
441/2
92
92
93
93
*92 Va
93%
33%
32 Va
33%
73.500
32%
35%
33 Va
32%
32%
39%
40 %
41% *
41%
42V4
11',800
13,300
92
v
3,400
250
92
391%
39
47%
47%
47V2
47%
48
48
47%
47%
78%
*78%
80
80
78%
78%
80
78%
77 3%
79
77%
773/4
39
79
*70
4938
79%
79
71%
79%
*70
49V2
49%
*56
57
*56
21
46
*14%
49%
56'/4
22%
23%
31 Va
*14%
31%
*45Vi
46
15Va
83
53 3
55
53%
54
381/4
38%
391/4.
40%
58%
59
60
59'%
,
32%
64'%
34,700
84%
53
53%
3,200
39
40%
38%
391/4
11,200
60 %
59'/2
59%
5,100
17%
18%
2,200
95
95
64%
65
95
66
15%
15
83%
18
64 Va
3,300
53%
17%
93
66
,
8%
64V2
„
65
8%
8%
8%
8%
13%
18%
8%
8%
17
18%
18'%
18%
18 5/8
18%
20%
20%
21 Va
21
21%
20%
207/o
*21
4534
47
461/8
47%
8 Va
46%
45%
46
*93
95
94
94
x26 %
26%
26%
26%
45V2
8134
8
IVi
*81
*29%
29%
29%
75%
7 6'/a
73%
*93
26'/a
26%
25Va
26%
81%
1,200
3,200
14,700
8.000
1300
17.000
110
15.200
120
82
81%
81%
29%
29%
30
29V2
30 Va
2,400
741%
75%
74%
751/8
29,700
76%
*82
83
82
82
47
48 %
4534
21 Va
20%
21%
20%
54%
543a
54%
55
55
48
*93
95
96
1,640
81%
49%
21%
*81
30
15%
83%
94V2
93%
3.300
15Vo
18%
93 Va
46
100
11,700
15
15V4
15
22%
33
*451/4
32%
18%
93
57
22%
59%
151/8
82%
18%
7,600
*53%
14%
84%
xl8%.
30
49%
*82 3/4
14%
82%
4
*56
46
15%
14
1
49% '
49 Va
56'A
23
*45V4
151/8
*69
70%
57
30%
30%
46
70%
49%
22%
22%
30%
71%'
100
280
*
7G%
*82%
86
46 %
4.7
2138
19%
20'A
56'A
56%
57
86
46
!4
100
6,300
104,600
2.400
20
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(360)
•
Monday, January
19> 1959
-
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Feb
18
78
Sep
9
91
Dec
May 23
79
28
Sep
10
75
Aug 30
89
86% Apr
July 10
July 25
90
Dec
102
Oct
15
92
97
19
Jan
14
104
July
7
4
24y8 Mar
50% Jan 10
9
Aug 12
40% Oct ,i3
48% Dec
30% Jan
2
38% Jun
5
34 y4 Jan
8
26 V4 Dec
26
40 y4 Jan
3
28% Jun
25
39
Miami
Middle
5
12
Dec
5
17
Dec
24
11
Dec
Feb
15
30
101
Dec
13
4% Dec
17
12% Jan
32 V4 Oct
22
17% Dec
30
25
18%
13%
18
18%
38
2,200
13%
19'b
117
118%
1181%
118%
22,100
13,600
20% Nov
&
8
35% Dec
29
Minnesota
Power &
2
18% Oct
6
44% Aug
25% Aug>6
10
39% Dec
16
9% Jun
5
20
58
Nov
13
Oct
29
8
17
15% Dec 23
4% Jan
31
2
Apr
Oct 22
5% Dec 26
18
30
Missouri Public Service Co
2
14% Dec
18
Nov
19
Jan
10
90
Nov
19
13
16% Dec
18
t
20 y4 Sep
30 % Feb
26
22
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
29% Apr 30
18% Oct
22'/a Jan
8
31% Dec
38% Oct 21
49% Jun 12
45
•
Monarch
17% Deo 23
22
14% Jun 22
21% Dec 29
18
Dec
Montana
23
It
27 y4 Dec
30
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
28
Jan
2
27'
25% Jan 24
17% Jan
2
21% Nov
10 ya Oct
22
35% Feb
13
37% Nov
7
12% Dec
19 y4 Dec
19% Jan
18 y4 Feb
3
37% Dec
25
11% Jan
22
23% Dec 31
Morrell
35
May
ft
60% Dec 31
Motorola
37
Jan
2
75% Dec 29
Motor
23% Jan
11
18% Nov
11
Motor
Wheel
32% Jan
8
12% Apr
19% Jan
3
31
2
32 y4 Nov
21
30% Dec
31
12
18% Dec 10
37% Dec 31
(John)
41
41
41%
41%
41 Vb
41%
22%
••7,800
221%
23%
23%
23%
37%
37%
23,000
38
37%
7%
38%
43 Vb
42%
22%
37Vb
7%
42%
19 %
19%
14%
69
,/
19%
13%
7%
7 Vb
19V4
7%
7 Vb
441%
44
44%
44Vb
19Vb
19%
19%
69
6,300
7%'
14,400
45%
19%
15%
19%
22,000
114,300
14 Vo
13%
13%
14
14 Vb
62
62
62
60 Vb
61 Vb
*01
69%
62
8,600
3,000
50,900
22 Vb
22 Vb
37Vb
19%
18
,
40%
23%
14
34%
38
17%
\
37
7%
22%
37%
*61
34%
37%
18
4,200
18,400
120%
69%
70
70%
70 Vb
70%
70
151/4
3,000
71
15%
15%,:
20
*61
Vb
14%
•14%
*19%
19%
19%
15%
15%
151,4
151%
>14%
15%
*14%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
-
*15
14%
62
19%
19%
15%
*14%
10 Va
10
*9%
110
800
-900
2.400
15%
300
10
1,700
39
39%
39%
39 Vb
40 Vb
39%
40%
5
29%
29%
29%
39%
29%
41%
28%
29%
29%
29%
29
69
72
71
71
68%
29%
70%
69
5,800
70
71
71
2,800
21
21
20%
20%
20 Vb
20%
20%
20%
39
101.200
20%
20%
34
12,400
33%
34%
No par
42 Vb
42%
42
33%
42%
42 V4
34%
42%
18,400
42%
20%
43V4
12
21%
21%
42%
21 'A
21 Vb
43%
21 Vb
53,500
21%
10
25%
26%
25%
26%
25 Vb
25%
25
58%
59 %
58%
59%
59
61%
62
3L%
1
35%
34
35%
33V4
22%
22%
22%
25%
25%
27%
25,500
62%
.
60%
62
11,600
2,800
'
8,700
19% Jan
2
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myerd (F E) & Bros
70
17%
17%
731/4
17%
72'%
74
17%
17 Vb
17%
17Vb
1
18
Sep 18
40%
34%
38%
17%
34%
'
3.000
20
38
38%
717%
28%
19%
118%
10
5
45
50
17%
28%
20
119%
19%
Corp
Corp
2
25
38
17%
19%
34%
14%
& Co—;
Munslngwear
Feb
37%
17%
41%
29
V4.
14%
Inc
13
38
37Vb
18
41
800
28
19%
Lines
25% Oct
33% Nov 28
38
17%
18,900
200
118 Vb
34 Vb
'■
93
26%
19 Vb
118
20
26%
Chemical—
6
Dec
34%
670
26%
120%
121 Vb
34
3,200
2
30% Jan
July 28
May 1
50
Jan
19V4
18%
120
34%
19%
•
Vb
26%
19%
Mueller Brass Co
17
19%
121
41
93
14%
Products
23
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
38%-
41%
3
8
2
10
14 % Mar 25
28%
37%
—1,000 lire
Moore-McCormack
Jan
51% July
47
28 %
19%
No par
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
17
28%
18%
36
95
19%
Co
(The)
Co
shares
American
42% Nov 13
17
Dec
Chemical
Power
Montecatini Mining &
Feb
29%
20
*93
*14%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
1
•27%
*33
42
19%
'95
No par
B
Monsanto
41% Nov 20
27
36
No par
25
Tool
Machine
Monon RR class A
71% Dec 12
Jan
100
100
1-25
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Class
27
20
19%
34%
1
3%%
8% Sep 24
27
116
Mohasco Industries Inc common—0
80
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
8
26%
20 %
19%
43%
8% Jan
9
>93
7%
15yaJan
8
95
42%
2
29
14% Sep 23
*93
5
62
19
Jan
19% Dec
93%
Pacific RR class A__No par
Jan
4% Jan
*33
119%
20%
37%
7%
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
Missouri
117%
28%
1
*-5
10
—-
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
121%
26
J-
Mission
119
19%
2.50
No par
Paper
Light
Corp
Mission Corp
6
43% Dec 29
2
Maid
52
Apr ia
24% Apr
23 y« Jan
10
Minute
Ontario
41%
93 %
No par
Mfg
&
Minnesota
4% Jan
11% Apr 12
72% May 1
83% Apr 22
13
Mipn Mining
8
16% Oct 24
Dec~30
Ncv
14
25
44 y4 Jan
4%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Dec 29
25
30
50
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Minneapolis Moline Co common —1
100
$5.50 1st preferred
_25
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
40%
121%
35% Oct
Feb
1
40%
Vb
40
118%
2
18% Feb
22
Corp
1.50
28% Dec 31
116
Oil
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
3
31
4V4 Oct
8,200
10,GOG
18%
27
19% Dec
47%
18
10
Jan
471/4
86
Enterprises Inc
27% Jan
37% May 23
12% Jan 1«
99%
48 Vb
47%
38
37%
60% May 24
43% May 27
26% Oct 22
82
37%
85V4
17
14
*97
37%
Nov
2
47%
36
*80
99%
38 Vb
85
28
73% Feb 25
47%
*33
82
37%
37%
18%
13
11% Jan
47%
36
*33
38%
41%
Oct 31
21% Jan
*97
37%
84
96
<71dy •
47%
47%
36
100
38 Vb
37%
13% Jan
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
46 %
*33
—1
37%
*80
*97
100 Vb
*97
41%
10
Jan
37%
84%
371/4
Jan
24% July 25
21% Juiyia
30
58
20% Dec
2
100%
37
84'»
5
7% Jan
59
*97
40
4114
20% Nov
126
17
Jan
76
l
150
37
Dec
8
82'%
81%
82
84 Vb
6
11
July
82'%
80%
*80.
371/4
21% Feb
16% Mar
290
81%
80 Vb
82
*30
83%
7
91% May 31
25% Mar 1
80%
81
82
37
14% Jan
131
30 Vb
•81
*80
37%
32% Jan 14
31
95
84%
12% Dec
Dec
83%
25
84
4
7% Dec 31
83
97
36%
10
58
83%
*95
100
Juil
39 ya Aug
73% Jan 29
*82%
96
-10
88
23
83%
95
—5
13
2
24
35% Jan
July 15
83V4
95
Midwest
43% Oct
Jan
25 % Feb
53
82%
94%
Midland-Ross Corp common.
5%% 1st preferred
2
78
May 31
18
31
82%
94%
Midland
82% Dec 12
Dec
Dec
Shares
83%
-10
Inc
the Week
Jan. 16
19
40
35
Utilities
Friday
Jan.13
Sep
25% Oct 21
77
South
Sales f n
Thursday
Jan. 1.1
*92
5
Copper
Wednesday
Jan. 13
*82%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd_. .100
.100
4.35% preferred series
.100
3.85% preferred series
.100
3.80% preferred series
.100
4.45% preferred series—
13
Apr
90% Feb 26
79
17
Feb
103
31
15
22
Tuesday
Jan. 1'*
Par
EXCHANGE
92 % May
Sep 24
94
Jun
85
77
Highest
104% Jan
76
25
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1958
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previou
30
17%
17
30%
29Vb
29%
17%
29Tb
30
30 Vb
30%
2 6 Vb
30%
26
30%
26%
4,300
26%
26*%
27%
3,100
10,700
70
69
70
70
70%
711/4
2,600
8
25%
26
26
1
46 %
47%
47
47%
46%
46%
47
10
29%
30%
47%
29%
47%
29%
27%
47%
29%
29%
29
No par
5012
50%
29%
29
50%
50 %
29%
49
50
9.400
49%
50
48%
48%
1.200
Inc
.
N
10% Dec
31
18% Jan
4
11
Jan
8
8
43"% Jan
3
Jan
3
14 Va Jan
2
July
3
9% Jan
2
40% Dec 30
80 ya Jan
13% Oct 22
30
14
9% Dec
24
20% Oct
22
35
Jan
2
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
38% Jan 14
23% Mar
41% Jan
6
149% Oct
3
Aug 19
59% Oct
14
22% Dec 29
16% Dec
2
B
Deo 30
42% Deo
166
15
31
19
Jan
8
51% Nov 20
168
Natco
Corp
j
National Acme Co
National Airlines
National Automotive Fibres
Inc
National Aviation
Corp
National Biscuit Co common
Jan.20
7%
15% Jan
9
9% Jan
2
16 y4 Nov
20
12
70% Jun
4
50% Jan
17
86% Dec
19
23
24% May 22
38% Mar 18
19 y4 Jan
2
30% Dec
National City
37% Jan
7
19% Oct 22
77 y4 Oct 22
16% Oct 22
28% May 21
101% Apr
S
19% Jan 21
20% Jan
2
86% Jan
8
17ya Jan
2
35% Oct 22
46
July
8
42
84
Jan
8
97
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
131
July
165
Dec
139
•
12
JaD
23
12% Apr
12
21 y4 Dec
15% Sep
4
30
47% Jan
4
14 y4 Deo
18
21% July 18
80y4Jan
3
49% Dec
17
29% Nov 22
36% Jan
7
2
30
8% Oct 23
4% Dec 23
148
17
128% Nov
7
143
Jun
17
13% Jan
7
21% May 12
15
Jan
6
47% Apr
30% Jan
11
2
9% Sep 16
7% Jan
11% Dec
7% Jan
12% Oct 22
14% Oct
7
8% Dec 18
11
.
May 17
14% Jan
8
11
Jan
13
9% Jan
11
4% Jan
20
16 V4 Feb
5
13 ya Jan
14 y. Feb
4
10% Jan
33% Jan 18
71
74 % Oct
Feb 26
14
Oct
22
17
Jan
2
76
Oct
30
87
Dec
31
Deo
Dec
11
11
4% Dec 24
14
Dec
31
18% Oct
11
130% May 20
42% Dec
6
28
July 29
36% July 25
29 y4 Jan
351
17
Jan
14
108% Oct
13
% Apr 30
50% Oct
13
68
17% Jan
13% Mar
2
16
5!/8Jan
2
14 % Jan
2
8
36% Oct
38 % Jan
2
56% Dec 31
Apr
86% Apr
27
90
108
74% Sep 17
85
Mar 18
2
39
Nov
Sep
5
70% Sep 19
76
30
11
9
67
76
Oct
80
Sep 25
Aug 15
Sep 17
103
25% July 18
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
20% Aug 14
24% Jan
9
20% Oct
39 % Jan
2
65% Dec 27
Sep~27
100% Nov 12
32 % Nov 19
24% July 17
79
107
Jan
4
Mar"!
110
Dec 16
49% May 31
18% Jan
23% Apr 18
25% Feb 20
15% Jan
2
63 %
Apr 11
26% Apr
16% Jan
14
70 ya
Oct
8
77% Nov 14
79% Oct
1
15% Oct 22
9% Oct 22
92
Mar 29
90
Feb
1
90% Feb
18
92
Feb
28% Feb
17% Jan
9
102
Oct 23
106% Aug
5
32 % Jan 12
11
78
29
5
82
77% Nov 13
Dec
81
7
Sep 25
Aug 29
79% Sep
80% Oct
25
1
Nov
45% Dec
27%
72%
32%
109%
2
19
19
Nov
17
Nov
19
Dec 30
Jun
13
113% May 20
59% Nov
5
22% Nov 11
83% Jan 23
94
Jun
92
July 16
94%
Jun
13
19
A
83 % Dec
4
22 Vb
7
4
37% Dec
10% Jan
2
30% Dec
17
33% Dec 31
34% Dec 31
31
Apr
Feb
31
6
93% Mar
57% Dec
7
17
10
27%
28%
27%
28%
28
50'a
28%
49%
50
12,300
49%
49%
49%
49 Vb
156'%
157
10,500
156 Vb
157%
157%
157%
13%
14
13%
14
12,000
30
30%
75%
74
30%
30%
30'%
74%
23,400
31%
49%
'
49V4
31%
30%
101
101
31%
32'A
30
49 Vb
49Tb
49 Vb
49
49%
48%
31 Vb
48Vb
30%
30%
13,100
30%
31%
30%
31%
23,700
100%
100
23%
101
23 Vb
24
23%
24%
24
24
64%
63
Vb
63 Vb
24%
63 %
64%
64
64%
61 Vb
97
97
97
96
*96
114%
57
114%
153%
154
154
132%
153%
*131
113%
*131
*96
112
154
112%
113%
101
*97
4,200
24%
63%
7,500
11,900
99
114
50
114%
16.600
154
154
1541/4
154
155
132%
132%
132'%
132
132
30
18
18
1,700
31%
31%
7,300
132%
>131
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
30
31%
17%
18
31
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
170
17%
17%
76%
77%
77Va
78%
18%
77%
78
21,200
36%
36%
77%
78%
78
36%
36%
36%
37
81%
31,800
—5
67%
68
66
36 Vb
36 Vb
67
36%
36%
66%
68
17%
18
18
18 Vb
17%
3,400
11
11%
67%
11%
68 %
68
11%
68%
11%
6,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
11%
11%
12%
12 Va
11%
11%
71,700
14%
15%
13%
14%
131/4
13%
12%
13
—1
7%
10
17
'/B
12%
20 Vb
121%
38
*78%
20%
20%
86
28%
18
33%
No par
12%
37%
104
24-%
*280
14%
7%
17%
81
*84
45%
Co
8%
18
103
1
No par
*84
14%
8 Va
18
15%
7%
121/a
18
15%
7%
17%
12.30C
8
18
18
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12%
38%
38%
81
38%
78%
79
80'%
*78%
3,500
38%
80
15,200
12%
38%
20%
86
20'%
■84
-
21
86
103%
104%
451,2
44%
24%
25%
29%
28 Vb
29 Vb
25 %
27%
34%
33%
34
33%
34
*280
15
8
17%
38
44%
24%
290
15'%
7%
I"
38%
102%
46%
15%
8
18
9,200
290
*281
105
20%
21
*84
20%
86
*84
103%
104%
45%
44%
45 Vb
25%
24%
25
28%
28%
29%
i
33%
34%
290
290
10
70
21%
35,400
86
1031/4
3,100
2,200
80
i_—
3,400
44%
44
105J/4
13,600
24%
2/0
10
.
25%
8%
29%
34%
34%
*295
310
9.00C
65,400
,
32,000
20
10
10%
*9%
100
10%
19%
20
19%
19%
1
series A
35%
36%
35%
36%
56
56%
78%
78%
56 Vb
78',4
x55%
78V4
78
391%
39%
78'/a
35Vb
80
40 Vb
77
78
420
39%
41%
69%
69%
40%
41%
40
41
70
Vb
30,800
70
75
75'/4
69 V2
69%
69 Vb
70
75
75%
75
75V4
960
79
81
220
Shipbuilding Corp
State Electric Gas
Corp—
Common
No par
preferred
ioo
No par
com
preferred
100
preferred
preferred
18
—1
Co
Common
17%
1
—1
„
Harlem RR Co
50
N Y New Haven &
Hartford Co—
preferred—
100
*69
75
70
75
;
56
9%
19
35%
100
*79 %
81
79%
80
79
100
*83%
85
*831/4
85
85
100
;
*105%
106%
98 %
98V4
ioo
—
Niagara Share Corp
5
26%
27%
*1051% 106%
98 %
98 %
9%
19%
36
56%
85
10
10%
1.600
19%
19%
19
Vb
19%
4,200
35%
35%
33%
351/4
14,300
55 Vb
57
55%
55%
*78
75i%
75V.i
*80 Vb
81
*85 Vb
106%
106%
98%
87
105%
98%
*80'/4
99 Vb
86%
86%
6,000
300
40
105%
106
106
130
100
100
100
1,350
27%
28
56 %
27'%
27%
58%
59
61
27%
27%
61
27%
27%
911/2
93V4
62 Vi
25
90%
63
91%
64%
65
90%
63%
7,300
22%
92%
25
X22 %
*22%
22Tb
601/4
91%
90%
4,500
45%
22%
1
44%
22'a
90%
43'/4
44%
*22%
22%
*22%
42
22%
400
401/2
„1
23%
23Va
23 Vb
23%
39%
40%
39%
40%
71%
23%
137,600
*70Va
23%
—50
70%
23%
24
70'%
70%
23 Vb
23%
70%
4,500
~ —2
common
Aviation
Northeast Capital
Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural
Gas Co
5%% preferred
~.
34%
34%
1051%
105%
105%
351%
IO51/2
109
105%
.100
IIII
35%
.100
1091/4
106%
108 Vb
109
108'%
109
-10
—5
49%
50
,—5
23
23%
73%
73%
49
(Minni
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
.100
.100
*84
*82%
85%
84
.100
Northrop Aircraft Inc.—
*83V2
84%
.100
-
49%
34%
49%
*84%
85
23%
741%
*84
*83
34%
*84%
23'/4
.
Z
49%
*70
71'%
341%
35
*1051%
*70
341%
71 %
35
84
23%
108%
1091/4
710
51%
49 V 8
106%
109'%
109
*105%
50%
51%
25,800
200
f
84%
85
23 %
23%
23%
23 Vb
75
8,300
75
75'%
74'%
74Vb
290
84
*83
85
85
*83
85
84
*83
84
*83
84
*83%
84'%
85
*84
85 Vb
*84%
32%
33%
32 Vo
34%
34%
32 %
33%
32%
33%
X32%
1.25
50
11,100
106%
84
-10
-25
23 Vb
4.300
*72
75
85%
—1
Northwest Airlines
35
1
.100
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
Inc
5%%
conv
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co_
113%
101
18,100
No par
&
5.80% preferred
Northern Pacific
Ry
Northern States pwr Co
Common
$3.60 preferred series
101
Vb
61%
114
620
31%
101 %
23%
95
8
Chicago & St Louis
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk <fe Western
Ry
Adjustment preferred
.
—I
N Y
American
.
" -10
N
North
156% 156%
14%
14'%
14%
51
31
100%
—8
Brake
York Central
4.10%
8,600
74%
Air
3.60%
3.90%
15%
14%
l
Newmont Mining Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Corp
15 Vb
75%
New England Electric
System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd-100
Pwr
15%
13%
37%
$3.75
2,500
43.100
74%
*78%
3.40%
53%
26%
75%
100
Niagara Mhk
531/4
26 Vb
74%
par
Y
53%
26%
75%
io
preferred
Preferred 5%
New York
53 V*
24%
74%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
Y
53%
24%
155%
14 Vb
—1
New
157
521%
x24
f
No par
preferred
61% Dec
27%
49%
—1
preferred
27
151/8
27
50%
Nelsner Bros Inc
4.85%
92
15%
27%
Nehi Corp
5.25%
3
15%
26%
common
Radiator.:
6
7
17% Jun
Feb
Feb
Co
National Vulcanized Fibre
Natomas Co
York
3,600
49%
1
National Sugar Ref Co
National Tea Co
;
National Theatres Inc
New
16%
8
%
io
National Shares
Corp
National Steel Corp
3%%
16%
16
.100
6% preferred B
.100
National Linen Service
—1
Corp
Natl Malleable & Steel
Cast-No par
S
16%
15%
.
National Lead Co common
7% preferred A
National U
16%
J 6%
Inc
National Gypsum Co
$4.50 preferred
105% May 16
31 y4 Jan
13% Oct 22
4
2
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
108
53% Apr
21% Sep
66
Nov
2
18
July 8
80% July 25
Gas
16%
15%
100
N
29% Jan
94
96
8
1
21
Jan 21
Dec
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
1
31% Mar
98% Aug 20
14% Dec 24
31
25 % Apr
Jan
4
Dec
4
Jan
11
20
32% Nov 10
275
18
81
22
29% Nov
17
14
74
Oct
Dec
Jan
July 29
18% Dec 31
26
41% Jan
54% Jan
Nor 21
29
3
Apr
63
51% Dec
2
Jan
69
Oct
Nov 19
May 29
18
38% Dec 31
78
20
96
Lines
National Fuel
16%
52%
25
National Dairy Products
5
Natl Distillers & Chem
Corp com—6
4%% pfd series of 1951
7
8
180
87
13
84% July
15
10
32% Oct 30
Nov
4
Dec
82
Mar 28
72% Sep
3
26 V4 Oct 22
72
23
14% Jan
36
40% Sep
9
71% Dec 10
16% Nov 24
13% Aug 11
38% Nov 19
26 y4 Jan
B5
18
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
20
Sep 19
77% Dec 17
42% Jan
•
23
190
115% Oct 10
19
Nov
13% Dec 30
8
Jun
Deo
66% Nov 13
9
May
168
13
36% Deo 17
17% Dec 23
Dec
59% Dec 11
100
2
10
13
24
19
Oct
25% Dec 19
Nov
31% Nov 19
Nov 29
37% Mar 11
44
Dec 17
6% Dec
84% Apr
49% Nov 21
103ya Nov
16%
52%
23 Vb
10
National Can
Corp
National Cash
Register
11
20
10%
54
23%
loo
18% Dec
Jun
17%
52
23
1
preferred
46 y4 Feb
33
17
l
l
I
85
84'%
84'%
841%
85 Vb
70
120
85%
60
35%
33Vi
35
33%
33
31%
32%
32%
42,700
22,400
,
23 Vb
33%
33%
34
34
49
51
34%
49%
33%
49%
34 %
34
49
5,700
50
49%
50
50 Vb
3.100
Volume
Number 5813
189
. .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(361)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
RTnmv
Year 1957
Range for Year 19r>8
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
gales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pir
Wednesday
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
Thursday
Jan. 14
the Week
Friday
Jan. 15
Jan. L6
Shares
o
52% May
9
101% Mar 18
42% Oct 22
83Va Oct 24
89
76% Jun 27
Jan
103% Mar
85% Nov 12
85% Nov 13
1
44% Jan
14
89
Oct
103
103
13
29% Dec
31
Jan
3
17% Jan
6
.18% Jun
3
Jan
15
88% Dec
31
29 % Dec
9
61% July 11
27% Dec
31% Apr
5
37% Dec 19
7
45 Va Dec
31
-13% Jan
11
7% Jan
90% May 31
30
Dec
66
2
3
-49% Jun
19
40% Jan
13
21
37% Jun
11
20% Jan
7
78
89 :
Apr
2
13% Dec
30
21
B6
NOV 13
Nov 12
86
82% Mar
Nov 18
37% Feb 24
Jan
2
93% Oct
31
25% Jan
2
85 % Oct
1
Jan
43
98' ' Jan
15
99%
100
♦94%
96
*94'/a
96
.100
-No par
Mathleson
4%%
41%
33
33%
-'■♦17%
17%
Iftft
Gas
Chemical
convertible
99
34
33 Va
-
♦17%
16 Vb
97
98
67 Vb
6 8'A
66
67
64
32
32%
31%
32 Va
32 Va
33V4
115%
•113%
115 Vb
15%
15%
15 Vb
*15%
62%
63
64'A
64%
88'A
89%
86'A
89%
86'4
87%
98 Va
98%
98
98%
34 'A
35
96%
35%
96 Vb
35%
96
*113%
15%
*15'A
15%
*15'A
62 '/*
63%
62
62%
62'A
90
91%
89
90
96% May
5
35
Paper
*113
100
15
99%
99'/a
99
99'A
33%
33%
33%
34%
No par
96%
96%
96 Va
96'/a
preferred
Co
common
preferred
-
,
Oct
7
16% Jan
31
7% Jan
2
17% Jan
21
£"• Dec 23
22
9% Jan
2
10
Nov
18
27
17
Nov
19
26% Jan
33% Jan
21
43% Apr
51% Jun
43% Oct 22
Jan
10
May 22
18% Jan 17
40
■
3.19% Oct
23
137% Mar 12
Oct
22
22% Oct
Dec
Jun
17
56% Jan
5%
20
64% Nov
18
31
;■ 64
2
150
Sep 30
143
16
Feb
4
4
11%
20%
20 3 8
23%
3
37
Jan
2
85
84% July 23
28
Oct 22
May 17
Jan
3
90
-36% Jun 11
f
26% Jan
80
2% Oct
21
7% Dec
27
12% Jan
17% Dec
27
31
.
3
Oct
22
21
2
July 17
15% Jan
Davis
&
Co
Parker Rust Proof Co
Transportation
Parmelee
6
Jun
16
30% Jan 10
49
Dec
30
Panick
23 % Jan
39% Nov 20
19% Jan
a
13% Jan
9
B
13% Jan
85 Va Mar 13
3% Nov 21
3
12% Jan
3 % Jan
2
23% Oct
113
Dec
85
Dec
31
49
65
Oct
14
41% Jan
9
I
57% Dec 31
*34%
157%
162%
156%
159
156%
15844
144
144
143
144
139
140
136
137
4%
4%
l
106
Jan
29
6
101
Jan
25
12'/a Dec
SO
22% Jan
28% Dec
19
3d
32% Dec
11
19% Oct
104 V* Jun
21
11% Feb
28
19% Dec 29
Feb
25
28% Jan
7
43% Dec 29
24
17
2
51% Dec
8
12% Mar 11
69% Sep
23
Jan
25
85
Apr 26
24% May 9
60 Va Aug
2
BO
Ian
10
40 % Dec
30
~25*
88% Mar 28
BB
Jan
14
20% Juu
14% Jan
3
'
45% Feb
02
Oct
13% Dec
20
2% Dec
27
42% Feb
12
85 % Sep
87% Dec
10
23
34% Oct
21
5 Va
19% Jan
1
2
27
2644
554b
55%
55%
93
92'%
92%
93
464 a
46%
46%
4644
7
3
65% July 15
97
Feb 25
92
Jail
7
■*7
lan
22
Aug
-63% Jan
3
Jan
2
49% Jan
13
37Vs Jan
2
23
20% Sep
11
96% Oct
7
76% Nov 14
Feb
6
105% Apr
84% Feb
1
12
67
Aug 26
Nov
106
18
21% Oct
22
Dec
9
17
20
50 % Dec 31
24
Jun
16
107% May
6
93% Feb
7
81
Aug 27
19
92
Nov
24
102
May
3
100
Sep
8
107
May 13
_
104% Feb
84
Apr
64 % Nov
40% May 21
19% Aug .14
Nov 11
02
10
5
111
Jan
5
72
Nov
14
22
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
27% Jun
Oct
12% .Inn
26% Dec
1
83% Dec
23
68% Jan
16
57% Jan
71% Nov 24
38% Oct
21
46
Dec
12
43
62
1*
•
C8
Nov
13
Feb
12
74% Jan
€7% Nov 22
70% Feb
19
76
35% Nov 13
68% Jan
7
82
Jan
Dec
31
89
Mar 18
Jan
29
86
Mar 13
36% Feb
27
49% Dec
8
Oct
22
13% Jan
2
12 Va
04% Jan
21
66% Jan
95% May
7
97
S97/a Jun
26
44% Jan
*2% Inn
1
74% Dec
23
100 "a Jim
20
65
Nov
4
11% Oct 21
.
94
7% Jan
May
88% Nov 25"
_
Sep 24
Apr 14
21
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
82% Feb
26
15% Oct 22
27% Mar 20
16 Va Jan
2
22% Oct
62% Dec 31
82 % Dec 24
93
82% Jun
6
93% Jun 25
84% Jan
7
99 %
44'
Oct
14% Dec
30
14
Mar 26
98% May 15
20 Va May 16
Jati
24% Nov 20
14% May 13
100
Nov 17
13
July 29
17% Aug
8
139 "
Nov
11
150
Jun
13
128
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
1S4
Jun
25
150
Feb
6
128
Apr
17
140
Jan
22
81% Jun
21
15% Jan
2
28% Oct
13
67% Feb
25
.
14% Dec 30
£4
Oct
8
85% Jan
€% Dec 23
10
8% July 19
6
Jun
12
81
Aug 11
7% Feb
4
14-
Dec
30
37% Jan
4
14% Jan
2
24% Dec 30
60
Dec
24
80% Feb
7
62
Jan
2
72
67
Dec
23
85
Jan
23
68% Jun
2
80
17% July 7
113% Aug 27
125
Oct
Oct
23
10
19
Dec
115
Deb
3
135
44% Oct
68% Oct
22
84
Jun
18
89% Jan
10
77% Dec
21
117
Jun
20
69
Jan
10
113% Dec
16
21% Dec
2
19% Jan
31
39% Nov
14
217/a Mar 20
32% Nov
14
11
29% Julv 25
Mar 29
14
Feb
12
22% Dec
19
38
7
80
NOV
14
15% Dec 30
Jun
53% Dec
11
43% Jan
2
32% July 22
16% Jan
2
24% Sep 29
July 11
18
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
374a
25
25%
25'%
25%
25
25 %
254b
25%
2,200
47%
4644
48
46%
47%
47
48'A
484 a
48%
2,400
2%
2%
2%
244
2%
2%
4,300
14%
23%
14%
1444
144 b
53,500
♦22%
*22 4 a
23%
•224b
109% Nov 20
27% Oct
2
88% Dec
19% Jun
44% Jun
24
21
37% Oct 22
28% Jun 24
24% Jun
77
61
Sep
28
23% Dec
57
Dec
31
48
55
31
Jan
90
Dec 12
28% Dec
31
78% Nov 20
42% Jan
9
50 % Dec
31
29% Jan
2
39
14
29
26% Jan
7
30% May 2
93
Feb 18
Feb
4
92
Nov 12
92
Mar 13
95
Feb
23
10
May 20
82% Feb
4
11
61% Oct
15
22% Jan
31
Feb
27
1
82
Nov
Oct
29
83% Nov
5
95
Apr
Oct
29
98
Apr 23
18
50%
52%
51%
5144
51%
37
36%
37
37'A
3744
37
74b
7%
7%
7%
22%
22%
101% 103%
22%
22%
104 Va
105%
68'%
65%
66
66
66
66
66
56%
23/64
564a
5644
56%
5644
56%
56%
5,500
li
23/64
U
21/64 23/64
354,500
100%
95%
100'A
100'A
95 %
95%
95%
96
96'A
96%
500
18%
18'/a
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18%
69,000
44%
444b
•44%
52%
53%
53Va
56%
56%
564a
%
hh
64
Mar
1
,20
Oct 22
,42% Dec 31
:i&% Nov 14
86% Apr
48 7j Jun
24
7
42
42
42
♦99
101
99
99
3
100
5
100
—100
5
1
100
25
No par
1
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne A Chic Ry com.lOO*
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc_
1.23
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
1
10
100
100
100
100
42%
42
•98
1844
18%
18%
4,600
4%
44 b
4%
44a
4%
6,000
101'A 102
100'%
101
96
*95%
97
96
63 %
64%
64%
65%
50%
22'/a
22%
101
87
86
86%
96%
97
97%
102
50%
5044
50
22%
22%
•22
100%
ijJO'/a
100%
103%
67 %
72
70
74%
74
2344
22 Va
22%
22%
68 Va
68 Va
68 Va
67%
6444
63
63%
62
82
82
82
791%
63%
*81
7,700
22%
1,000
101
280
85
85
350
*96 Va
130
97
104%
290
78%
84%
36,500
234b
23 Va
23%
31,900
6844
•67%
631/4
62'A
631b
12,700
81%
82%
81
82 Vi
160
79
79
•79
7044
150
4844
7544
22%
50 »4
22%
97
102
24,900
101
86
•90%
65%
49%
50'/a
97
9,100
250
98
64 '/a
22%
•85
*96%
102
•95
100'/a
102
85
102
*67
101%t 10244
96
64
50 Vb
10
101
*98
18%
100
101
97
102
700
100 Va
1844
63%
50%
52,000
300
42%
100%
42%
*98
96
101
;
49%
48%
49%
44,100
124b
12'/a.
12%
12,600
•103
103%
75%
81
23 Va
22%
67%
•67%
63%
62%
*80
83
79%
79%
*78%
*78%
79%
48%
49 %
48%
49
48 Va
4844
12
11%
12
Xl2
97%
40
68
11%
11%
11%
*95%
97 Va
*95%
•94'A
97
82%
84%
82
82%
82%
86
8544
88
*90%
92%
90%
90%
*90%
92
92
92
*90%
93
20
21%
21%
21%
21'%
21%
21%
22
2144
22
7,100
89'%
91 %
90
92
88'A
91
5,000
23'/a
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
234 b
21
93
95
22%
22%
97%
92
93
22%
234a
*95%
*92
95
*92
95
♦93
95
92
93
*92
94
*92
94
*92
94
•92
*944b
85
94
15%
♦130%
136
15%
*135%* 136%
2444
24%
76%
7%
7%
24 Va
24%
22%
*124%
15%
75
78%
23 Vb
126
69%
107
77
7941.
15%.
154a
136
♦133
•133
-
1544
•133
138
•137%
24%
78
140
27 Vb
14,500
7944
82
8144
83
45,000
8
84b
2344
24%
2444
74
74
♦74
75%
7844
78
78
•7744
7844
23
22
%
23
22%
23%
*124%
128
•124 Va
10544
108
120
2644
75
69%
20
2,600
26%
244a
125
16%
137
74
6744
15%
138
24
125
15,900
94
25%
8%
22%
92 Va
•90
136%
7%
*77
•91 %
6,800
136%
25%
74 a
7%
97
854b
79%
136%
'
25
78
136
*133
136
74%
*73%
1544
15%
135
24%
68
*105
244 b
68%
68%
107
♦106
128
69
8%
44,300
24%
25%
22,600
74
74
77%
7844
1,400
2244
22%
3,500
8
128
684b
100
128
20
69
6,700
107%
106%
106%
530
36
36%
36
364 a
36
364a
3544
36%
35'A
36'A
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27 "a
27%
27%
28%
277a
28'A
6,600
101%
9844
9944
9744
99%
97 Va
98%
13,100
25%
2544
26 Vb
25'A
25 4
88%
83%
89
8844
89
1,110
101
1024b
99 %
4
3,800
5,400
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
89%
89%
89%
89%
x88
29
29
28%
294a
284a
29
28%
28%
29
29
3,300
75%
75%
76
76%
76 Va
7644
764a
7644
764b
76%
54%
54%
55
55
53%
55
54 Vi
55'A
53
53 '/a
7,400
7,000
39%
40 Vb
39%
40 Vb
3944
40
393/4
40 Vb
40 Va
40'A
23,200
2944
30%
2944
29%
29%
30 '/u
29%
30 Vb
4,200
86
85
85
8544
8544
85%
8544
340
85%
86%
86%
♦85%
87
*85%
87
20
93
♦92
93
9244
93
230
10334
104
103%
103%
490
46'A
4644
6,200
73
29%
30%
85
86
*86
89
60
Nov
19
45
Dec
31
37% Feb
11
52
Nov 19
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—B
52
Oct
28
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
*135
30
8344
99%
22%
2
30
8344
6344
49%
25
Dec
4.30%
84
100%
K)—
100
.—10
Procter A Gamble
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec A Gas com—No par
$1.40 dlv preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred
100
83%
444
106%
% sink fund preference
29Vb
44b
100'%
75
Potomac Electric Power Co
66
28'A
•66
17,900
20
66
294b
18%
*22
53%
6644
67
520
300
45
29 Vb
4%
62%
100%
29%
18%
69%
10
Poor & Co
5244
100
1,200
29
*(>6%.
98
99%
1
2.50
5
—1
52
23/64
100% 10044
44'A
4%
*96
87
44%
18%
4
7644
77%
x76
18%
18%
Feb
29
18
*83%
*83
43% Jan
105
23% Jun
67
29%
84%
100
34% Dec
Sep 18
20% Nov 12
10
52%
67*
No par
85
4
24% Jan
52
29%
84%
7
23 % Feb
80% Ma" 13
44%
67%,;,
8
21
Sep
*44%.
30
29%
26% Jan
4
9% May 15
72
Aug
5
30% May 22
52%
51%
*67
67% Jan
24% Feb
?4% Oct~22
25
100
11
30
Sep
4
19% Sep 26
44%
44%
15 % Dec
45% Dec
26
20 %
10
5
18%
2
2
Nov
9
95
5% Jan
Jan
70%
May
100 %
19 Vb
preferred
4,800
79
95
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
3,500
6,100
7744
67
100
Pittsburgh A West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The) common—
22'/a
101%
7644
66
18%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
22%
100%
79
79%
94%
1%
22%
103'%
65
99 %
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
22%
10244
,
2,500
79%
31
22
37
79% Mar 19
22%
22%
103
7%
74 a
7%
104%
79%
113% Dec
107% Apr
40
11
Oct
74,400
50%
36 %
7%
15
12
22
05
10,900
7%
50%
37 %
Oct
100
23 % Oct
5144
371/4.
5044
7%
100
preferred——
5.05% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%% preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
4.80% preferred
100
Publlcker Industries Inc com
5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power A Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil (The)
5
86
15Va
23%
36%
100
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5%
preferred
(H
14%
•2244
14%
23
50
—100
Plllsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp—
Pitney-Bowes Inc
5%
14
hi
Phillips Petroleum
Inc
23
2%
1
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Co
14V+
13%
*22%
374 a
1
Corp common
Porter
2%
3
*2%
42
convertible
49,800
25%
3%%
$3.50
3,900
37%
1
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common_l
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
Phlla Electric Co common—No par
$1 conv preference com
No par
4.40% preferred
100
3.80% preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
4.68% preferred
100
Phlla & Reading Corp
1
Phtlco
46%
46%
Petroleum Corp of America
100 Va Jim
110
46%
25%
preferred
8
9,000
94r
•92'%
37%.
issued
4%%
58'A
57%
57%
2.50
No par
1
;
5
25
3.50
common
When
56%
37%
33 %c
9
18% Dec
46
141,100
27
1
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pat Milk Co
*92%
110
32.500
5%
46%
Corp common
5
May
46 Va
5,070
138%,
264a
93
46%
93 '
*92%
56%
1,900
37
5'A
27%:
27
8,700
•
158%
*136%
25% ,27
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
83% Dec 31
41 % Dec
102
155%
5'/a
26%
Paorla & Eastern Ry Co—
18
Dec
2744
v
5Ve
5%
5
4%
53%
*34%
56%
4.40%
7
4%
>
37
50%
(expire Jan 26)
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Paoples Drug Stores Inc
25
554a
25%
4%%
19
101% Apr
49% Apr
23
85% Dec
94% Sep 18
92% Sep 30
37
1
Rights
80%Oct28
66% Nov
11,000
x544b1
37
164% '
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Panney (J C) Co
No par
Pannsalt Chemicals Corp
10
Panna Glass Sand Corp
1
Pann Power & Light com—No par
9
IS
Ford
Penn-Texas
17
7
Jan
&
54%
55
554b
*34%
162%
ioo
Ptnn-Dlxlc Cement Corp
8% Aug 25
2
.
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
11
49% May IB
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
Parke
29
Paabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
25% Jan
39% Oct 22
Oct
25
30
80
57
15% Nov
Jun
46% Dec
8
45 V8 Dec
12,900
*
64 %
100
Paramount Pictures Corp
27% Dec 23
6
63%
63%
'
11%;
No par
5
47% Nov
2
Nov 26
48% Nov 20
15
63 Vb
6244
64%
No par
100
Common
4% preferred
9
11
27
,
7% Jan
75
2% Dec
Apr
8
2% Jan
2.
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
40% Jan
24% Jun
Dec
19
2
22% May
1
4% Jan 24
-14% Dec
98
2
33
Oct™22
18%
30% Jan
62% Dec
4,900
60%
•
23% Nov 12
.
100
59--
63 Va
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
35
23 Va
58%
144b
23 Va
*21%
601.-'; 6044
64%
55-%
1.100
*21'/a
15%
22%
63 %
55%
250
23%
14%
86%
90
♦85
85%
90%
91
103%
103 41
103 Va
10334
43%
46%
46 Vb
73
10344
10344
46'/a
46%
464b
47
73
73
*72%
74
74
260
23%
*22
2244
*22%
23
200
23
*214b
22
46%
73
*92
73
*72%
*22%
21%
115%
24
234i
2344
*22 Va
*
21%
*21
22
115%
115
115
13
1344
12%
12%
85
85
85
85%
213 a
*21%
2144
114%
115%
12%
*85
11444 11444
116
200
116
640
15
62,000
1344
131/4
144 a
14%
85%
85
85
85
85
290
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34'A
33%
344b
34
34 %
5,500
59
59 Va
59 %
594 b
58 Va
59
58'A
59%
5944
60
5,300
43%
44
43 %
43%
43'A
43%
43'A
43%
43%
4344
16,700
54'/a
5,400
Q
U?viaD
.
23% Oct
.1
39% Sep 13
138% Dec
30
131
29% Jan
7
23
22
For footnotes
see
page
24.
July 28
6%
26'A
52
51
136%
135 Va
264a
264a
52
136%
26%
5144
135 Va
26'/a
51%
26%
'•
52%
134%
52
135'/2
134 Vb
26%
264a
53%
136
26%.
.
136
2644
/
-9,400
•144a
22%
*34%
'
14%
63
55%
'.'
11'A
62%
37
36
2144
65 Vb
55%
..1,500
98%;
35%
•96%; 97 vb
96 Vb
V
' 6,700
1444
6344
*34%
■
1144
64
No par
.-
100
11,800
/
21 Va
63%
No par
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
*98%
.:.
''"
16
1144'
io
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
17
Apr 21
5% Nov
7
27
12% Jan
Dec
112
.
39,100
,
20%
23%
*22%
:
-
-
,t
25
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
39% Oct 30
''
15
15
15
14%
*22%
25
«
32%
20%
11
20%
~
2
130
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
3
Dec
54 Va Dec
2
21
22
22
7% Apr
19 Va Jan
11 Ve
2078
"
20
*110
•
11%
11 %
*11%
5
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc—5
Pacific Coast Co common
l
'
40 Va Jan
132
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
18
14% July 30
20% Feb
22
Oct ; 3
22 % Nov
2
<•
117% Jan
33% Jan
112% Oct
4
Jan
47% Jan
40% Dec
33% Sep 25
,19% Nov 19
14.
^ 21% Dec
1,320
,14,800
65%
115 Va
*15%
64'/4
>
'
103,800
98%"
32 Vi
♦113%
- "
123,100
'
16.
32%
_No par
115
-47 Va
98-
66
/
■-
; 8,900
28%
-
32 Va
Overland Corp (The)
l
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
.1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com——6.25
30c
— ——
62%
Outlet Co—
-
-
''
Vi
4
4%
15%
98
15%
97
■
2
Oxford
16
16 Va
95
68
Dec
•"
15%
98
15'A
95
Outboard Marine Corp
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
■
28%
1
400
17%
46
15%
.
90r
-
47%
47 y2
-
6,500
17%
•89
28%
28%
46%
66%
►
33%
33%
•
47
28%
47'/a
18
-
19,200
28%
28%
46 Va
15%
-•
40%
33 Vb
93
1
100
39%.
90
28%
t.
10
41%
17%
46'A,
.
;
95'A
*89
283/4
.
80
550
»99%
95'A
17%
-
210
.
.
85
95%
33%
r-
90:
Dec
11
*98
45 V8
6.25
95%
99
40%
17%
♦89
Otia Elevator
•89% Dec
.
33%
17%
90
17%
5,400
62%
*82Vb
*94
41'A
41
62'A
84
.
98%
-
953/4
*94%
41 %
33 Va
s
99
•
28%
6
preferred
40%
*89
90
♦89
_7.5o
Corp
Oliver Corp common
15
40%
.5
preferred
preferred.
Oklahoma Natural
Olln
-
.20
,
4.24%
66% Dec 16
7
Mar 13
104
-
99
17
118
July 15
69
-
15% Dec
4
12
3
66% July 25
■
24
6
98
Dec
35:
16% July 15
35% Nov 18
50% Oct
Nov
94 Va Dec
174
68
Jan
.100
84
95
84
94%
*82
63'A
94%
62
94'/a
83 '/a
95
62%
61Va
61%
93 Vb
83%
4%
May 27
15% Dec .15
Jan
88% Oct 22
18% Oct
93%
85
Okla Gas & Elec Co common
22
18
Dec 80
94 Va
Ohio Oil Co
67
7
62
84%
43 Va Aug 11
98
61%
61%
94
.100
preferred.
4.44% preferred
May 16
Sep*2ft
€4
.12
.100
4.56%
17
81% JlOy 24
20%
common.
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
10
Jan
102
31
?8% Jan
4
Jun
92% May 16
26% Dec
-
Ohio Edison Co
60% Nov 20
Sep 16
78% Sep 19
94%'Nov 17
89% Mar 25
-
28% Dec 30
60% Jan
90
29
180
3,400
.■
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
.
(362)
Monday, January 19 1959,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Rang* for Previous
Tuesday
Jan. 12
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest;
Lowest
Monday
Jan.16
Jan. 15
Jan. 14
Jan. 13
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
rf
Sales for
prices
sale
high
and
low
NEW YORK STOCK
Range fo#Yeqr lp5ft
Year1U5T
Shares
R
17
17
6
59% Jun
7
34% Jan 11
23% Aug 13
11
23
Dec
16% Apr
21% Aug
Mar 22
14
30% Jan
78
24
48 74 Feb
May 13
Jan 24
40
Oct 22
6474 .Tun
16% Mar 18
22% Dec
11
18
39
26
20
4
10
34% Jan
10% Nov
Jan
Jan
2
1674 Dec 30
31% Jan
12
•% Dec 31
12% Jan
8
Dec
36
69
2
Sep. 30
48% Dec
$3.50
10
24% Dec
31
8
21
48%
477k
48%
48
50
73%
73%.
73'74
737k
73 j/4
73 74
Inc_
Ranco
60% Oct
47%
—No par
1st preferred
13% Dec
10% Dec
10
10
10% Dec
24
62
6% Feb 28
31
34% Jan
24
10
30% Dec
29
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
25% Aug
10
Dec
July 31
31
Jan
30
Mar 29
16% Dec
31
62
Feb
54
Jan
9
45
8
1
Oct
10
32% Jan 10
6
0
Oct
22
6
13% Apr 25
17
Dec
18
8% May
59% Jan
39
18
21% Dec
21
40
Mar 12
7% Oct
2
7
13
15% July
4% Dec
13
3% Jan
2
July 19
July 11
10? e Jan
22
4
12% May
50%Oct
22
11
9% Jan
2
37% Apr
8
22% May 12
29
Revere
Revlon
Inc
54 Vk Dec
30
2
33 % Dec
9
17 %
56
10
137 b
74 %
40%
i
1
52%
53%
34%
34%
a
83 % Feb
7
72% Jun 24
82% Jan
22
78 % Jan
23
21% Jan
18
10 Va Jan
2
1% Jan
2
Preferred 3.60%
87% May 22
20% Dec 22
Rheem
series
Manufacturing
Oct
109%
Dec
1
38% Nov
13
14
21
30
Aug
33% Jan
4
1
55
Feb
28
23
4
19% Jan
2
19% Jnn
2
27% May
6
22% Jan
2
447k Dec
16
21
7% Apr
8
36% July 19
44% July 17
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
Roan
22% Jan
2
35 % Dec
30
Robertshaw-Fulton
July 18
28% Jan
2
34% Dec
10
28
22% Jan
2
Richfield
96
May 29
32
July 24
137 a Jan
8% Dec 23
11
Jun
19
17% Dec 30
23 % Nov
25
26% Dec
20
4
2
93
Mar 22
137
Feb
14
176
July 17
22
Dec
30
46 J a
21% Oct
24
10% Dec
10
.<50% Dec
9
23% Oct
22
46% Jan
85
78
.
July
Mar
39% May
24
17% July
2
1
18% Oct
22
23% Jun
31 % Oct
29
Sep
21
37% Nov 27
25
36
11
Dec
30
52
Nov
4
22% May 29
64% Jun 14
24% Jan
Ruberoid Co
11% Dec
30
Nov
13
15
41% Dec
22
Safeway Stores
9
95%Jun
10
4%
233% Nov
19
4.30%
17
2
26% Jan
1
Oct
46?s Dec
10
97
Nov
21
26% Oct
28
Jan
26
20% Jan
2
July 10
10 % Apr 17
36% Dec
Dec
31
18% Feb
32?'k Jan
12
48 Va Oct
24
13
61% Dec
16
Dec
2
16% Nov
21
11
3
86
2
99% Jan
24
28% Oct
2
2
19
May
83
May
3
71
Nov
12
36
Jan
4
7
15% Oct
23
18
Dec
13
21% Apr
17% Jan
5
10
25
Dec
11
19
16% Jan 24
8?s Jan
2
22% Nov 19
29 % May 22
24
Jan
3
16
Sep
48% Dec
24% Oct
22
29% Jan
7
25
Jan
6
40
8% Oct
22
15% Jan
3
10% May
6
19% Dec 22
2% Aug 12
7
22
36
Nov
19
35
Dec
23
7% Mar 12
•4
Nov
13
5 Via July
9
76% July 15
4% Mar
Dec
417 k
417 k
417k
41%
38
427 a
32%
32
498
*34
41%
317b
3272
493
4%
5,500
32%
35,400
495
92
496
492
*90
1,270
92
*90 7 k
21%
22
22
22%
22%
22%
12,600
34%
36 74
35 74
•36%
25.600
12%
11%
30%
33
34%
32%
10%
11 Vb
1174
11 7 b
11%
347b
12 ?4
■
41%
*90 7k
22
92
21%
35 7a
417 k
31%
4931,4
37
*90%
6.600
495
493
495
21%
Vb
900
11.400
*33 7 k
12
32 vb
32
32%
5
32%
32
38
41%
41?k
*90 %
92
32%
*34
38
4%
4%
32 3 a
5
22
12
92
12
31.900
22
21%
227 k
2274
2474
4.000
45%
46%
46 74
47
46 74
46%
141,300
23%
23%
237 k
23?o
23
23%
23
23%
22%
23
39%
40%
40
40%
11%
12
117 a
1274
40%
convertible
41%
85%
41%
85%
*250
40%
39%
40
12%
117a
11%
40%
41%
85%
280
*2G0
857k
85%
*265
280
40
417
41 %
a
*85%
86%
280
33
42
33
7,100
11%
17,000
42'4
29,100
417k
74
*85%
86
'
10
31%
32 %
23 74
73
L
3174
30%
317 b
1.500
227k
22
22%
22
227k
22 7 k
23%
24.700
72
72
72
72 >2
73
73 %
737k
1.200
42%
43 7k
42 3
45
4474
457a
31.600
4474
43%
43
99
44
*96
*96
98
3174
31
4
.
96
96
27
15,200
4574
23.500
lo
26%
26%
26%
26%
2674
26%
26%
26%
41%
44
43
457a
44%
4674
43 7k
457k
437k
14%
preferred
14%
14%
1474
45
44%
44%
4414
56%
57%
56%
59%
40
30
40
*39
41
41
14 7a
147 a
147k
1.600
4274
417a
417b
22.900
58%
45
57%
147 a
x41%
14%
44%
56
1
30
98
*96
98
31%
31 %
26%
1.40
510
20,400
34
22
31
72
*96
33 74
337b
72
30%
22
100
5
327k
31
No par
No par
100
33%
31%
86
280
>265
280
*270
40%
11
7k
39%
11%
1
18,100
59%
57%
59
22,700
3.000
42
41
42
42
41
14%
\
1314
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
127 k
13%
16,400
No par
No par
72%
73%
72%
73
731/4
75 »/4
74
74%
74
74%
8.600
*77%
80
78 7k
787
$4 preferred
No par
Scovlll
'
Mfg Co
3.65%
80
80
94
25
24 V 4
24%
100
common
preferred
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
94
*73 74
I_20
1
*92%
*77%
*77%
80
94
94
23%
v94
23%
*92 7a
79
2U
a
93 7k
*92 7k
937a
400
12,800
23%
24%
24-
2474
24%
24%
73%
*73%
73%
73%
73
73
73%
73%
106
36%
3 7 Vb
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37 7 b
37 Va
37%
16.400
23%
•
24%
23%
2474-
24
247.1
24
24 74
24
247a
5,600
'
*73
1513
16%
157a
15%
157a
15%
43%
42%
437k
41
%
42%
41%
42
40%
40%
40%
40 3 «
40
40%
40%
4174
417 k
4374
76,700
Seiberling Rubber Co
j
19
19%
19%
19%
18%
19
197 k
19 3
18%
19 7«
3,10p
11
Oct
24
110
Dec
29
46% Dec
1
Corp
Servel Inc
common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas
25% Apr 11
8% Jan 13
39?'b Nov 17
Shattuck
85% Oct
7
23% Oct
14
1
9%
x82
9%
9%
82 74
."
17%
82%
18%
1
Sharon Steel Cofp
17
58
2.50
42%
16%
43
9%
9%
82
83
16%
17%
9
9»a
7k
83
43
43%
34,600
9%
830
84 74
84
16%
16%
7.400
4314
44
37
4,100
7v
1774
43%
437a
44
4.200
17.900
39 va
38%
39i
13%
13%
13%
4
85%
83%
84
20%
21 vk
20%
20%
17%
1874
177 b
18%
187k
18%
18%
18%
18,700
28%
27%
28%
29.400
No par
36%
37%
36%
37%
38%
38%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
-7.50
83%
84%
83
83%
83%
85%
83 3
shares ordinary.
21
21%
20%
21%
20-%
21
Corp.
18%
18%
18
18%
17%
18 %
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
28%
29%
28%
29
27%
28%
287 k
*38%
39%
G).
97 k
9%
10.400
15%
16%
_No par
(Frank
Shell Oil Co
u
34
83v.
17 7-2
42 3 4
1574
2
5,200
7.600
Shell Trans p & Tr—
19
29% Jun
23
9% Oct
22
21% Apr 30
17% Jan 25
10
17% Feb
24
New
York
13 % May 20
10
Jan
2
20% Sep 30
21% Nov 14
Sheller
12% Jun
Dec" 17
42
33 7b
42:%
25
13% Dec
19%
5,600
a
43%
26% Feb
18% Dec
/
6,500
36 3
16%
5
Dec
105 74
36
14%
2
12
104
36%
43%
1
Feb
1047k
36
3
38
2
104
36
5
4
9
104
5
16% Aug
May 21
*34
x41%
36,400
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
;
10
10% Sep
38
100
32,700
2%
Seagrave
67% Jan
87Wan
93
4%
32%
b
20
4
2
58% Jan
33 3
83 %
3
22
26% Jan
Oct
*41%
5
33
2%
$3.40 preferred
July 10
85% Apr 10
39% Sep 30
4%
B
41%
30%
100
Scott Paper Co common
7
41%
41%
35%
19%
2%
217k
Schick Inc
74% Nov
23
47
496
_5
12
Dec
102
1037a
*82 7k
2074
2%
2%
83 7k
19%
20
21,200
21 va
Schenley Industries IncSchering Corp common
5%
2%
2%
3674
*82%
83 7'a
10
20
Dec
19%
100
17
Jan
*8274
19%
2%
1.66%
common—
Feb
20
827a
197a
2%
5.400
99%
130
47 Va
preferred
8% Aor
76
8% Oct
conv
55% Feb
46
82 7k
20 V«
9874
*110
4614
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
17
83%
46
46
46 Va
130
*115
125
20%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
11
25
*105
125
100%
20%
Preferred series A 5%
31
42% Jan
'.
•47%
preferred
30
Oct
33% Jan
737a
23,400
1
29
75
34.700
72%
5
73
92
25.800
35%
70 7a
47 %
(The)
21% Oct
7
537k
34%
1
31% Dec
7
52%
35
20 V*
Corp
7
Mar
537k
34%
1.300
1
2
Mar
53 Vk
351/1
14
20 G
Co
2
Apr
86
53%
347k
5
Jan
102
22.100
1
53
22
3d,500
4174
100
10% Jan
Oct
8% Dec
8
24
•5
74%
2%
5
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
St L San Fran Ry Co com
34
14
74
40%
19%
20
common
(Geo D'j Corp
Dutch Petroleum
Jan
21
19
preferred
Ruppert (Jacob)
10
84% Dec
71% Oct
Oct
40% Nov 20
14
24
22
11% Dec
Jan
Royal McEee
5
29% Oct
14;
74%
4174
"
Corp
2
30% Jan
90
14
41
*82 >4
33%
10.600
74
125
102 •%
'
•
41%
■<■105
35%
V-'
52%
'
737a
*105 •
100
9
147k
1
Cable
25% Oct
2
6
8''8
9
'
74%
9774
4%
—
Rome
7
Apr
11
3
8%
41
34%
71%
;
700
10.400
14
53 74
3474
17%
56
27%
731/4
137 k
52%
267k
'
.
72
41 Vb
Royal
74% Feb
29
8%
46
*34 %
Roper
26% Jan
Feb
27vb
8%
96%
25
2
25% Dec
96
*55 %
56
277k
477k
No par
convertible
20% Dec
35% Nov
23% Jan
1
r41%
53% Nov 20
2
11
41
17%
17%
56
267k
73%
41%
com
Ronson Corp
Jan
30
*17 7 a
56
951/8
33 »/4
12% Nov 20
22%
Oct
17%
72
1
Controls
4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
6
17% Oct
12.800
/, 467k
5
!
Antelope Copper Mines
28
8
161
1,400
43%
437k
5s
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
18
8
177k
437a
26%
.: 747a
417a"
74
106
Jan
32 Vis Dec
16
Nov
13%
v
36%
96
25% Dec
40% May 16
15% Jan 11
177k
44
1774
97 k
.
7,400
17
437s
94 ?k
35 VB
Rohm & Haas Co
6
27,700
'
17
*55 va
27 Va.
8%
9%
9
437k
56
26%
%'/
17
17
17
47 ?4
103%
18
30
2
35
97a
947a
__lo
Dec
Jan
13
26
8%
47
No par
505
90
127b Jan
24
9%
95
Corp
5 Va %
17% Apr 30
7?a Apr 17
2
37% Jan
Feb
8%
47?b
Corp
1
Apr
22% Aug 22
10
7% Oct
28
9%
74%
Oil
30 3 b Oct
312
60% Jun
21
37% Dec
2
87 k
47-%
Paper
Riegel
41% Dec 31
22% Dec
4
31
61%
_1
Ritter Company—
Oct
20% Dec
14%
6114
100
Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
3
1% Oct
81% NOV
14
6214
73%
,
,
lo
18% Dec
31% July 24
423% May 8
14%
617k
94
1
common
Common
66% Dec
21
14
177 k
41%
19
Oct
14%
62%
*17
4.
75'%
5
73% Sep
9
40.700
147k-
43
.'137 k
10
:
Rexall Drug Co
5
5,400
617a
■
Sep
600
1,000
2174
15%
'
4%% preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—lo
185
217 k
10,400
."
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63 Va
9%
Reynolds Metals Co
5
217k
21
x43
28%
12
29% Mar
33
21%
.*55%
V\
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31
23
357k
'32?k
21%
,"17
27 VB
1
50c
31
Dec
24%
*351/4
22
:
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■
55 Vt
90% Dec
28
24%
357k
33 74
61%
17
*
100
47% Dec
26% Aug 19
22% Dec 24
24 7k
357k
23%
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,14
43%
78% Dec
100
1,400
*32 7k
36
33v4
'
10
*35
36
32 Va
21%
42%
5
series
Copper & Brass
8Va Jan
4
8
2.50
39% Dec
25% Jan
23%
327/2
17
6
4
23%
*35
5
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures pommon
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
14 % Nov 19
77% Dec 19
24
16%
10
20% Dec 23
23%
C
23%
10
10
3% Apr
23 Va
8
83% Jan
80
71,800
175,600
Va::; 15
%~ 637k
32% Jan
41% Jan
Dec
74
597b
59
5
10
22
56 ?2
14
46% Mar 29
12
217a
60 511
1
66 % Dec
65% May 16
30
19 VA Nov
22 7 k
57%
•;
& Co—•
62% July 22
68% Jun
6
12% Dec
2174
61v4
50c
Chemicals
,-Conv preferred 3%%
2
97 b Dec
21%
59Va
22%
Reliance Mfg Co common
24
29% Jun
21
62%
22
27
7
21%
60 vb
50
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
2
21Vs
No par
Reliable Stores Corp
Jan
5
60
36
15
16 % Jan
59%
31%
Reichhold
May 20
60% Jun
6074
31
Reeves Bros Inc
29
8% Nov 11
Oct
60
34%
Reed Roller Bit Co-
8
14% Oct 27
18
60 Va
$1.25 div prior preference—10
25% Jan
Reis (Robt)
3% Dec
59 j/4
_50
50
Reading Co common
4Ve noncum 1st preferred—.
4% noncum 2nd preferred-
20
19% July 14
31% July 25
.59% Dec
59%
63 '
Raytheon Mfg Co-
10
7 59%
22 Va
17
31% Jun
23%
61%
17
Dec
25% Jun
24 7k
21 Va
23% Dec
69
6,500
86,300
7k
23%
5
13
28
1,700
247k
24%
59%
14 Ve Jan
73%
23%
59
21'/a Feb
49
737k
23%
24
No par
—1
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
45 % Apr
.73
: 23%
23 Va
5
u
497k
737k
50 Ve
49%
of America com—No par
Radio Corp
3t
75% May 12
32 Vis Dec
4
Nov
17
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping
25
Mfg
Sheraton Corp of America
59,800
4.900
32% Apr 11
22
Apr
17
33% Dec 30
49% Jan
17
33% Jan
50V
38%
38%
38
2
49
89
50 % Jan
47%
48%
49%
49%
49%
Simmonds Saw & Steel-
48%
48%
731!!
75%
72%
72%
72 74
72%
*71%
73%
717 a
717k
1.200
5
70% Oct 10
20% Dec
1
47%
49 7a
2
47%
4,500
8
Simplicity
20%
21
20%
21
20%
217 c
22%
14.200
66% Dec
20%
21%
3
19-*b
63
63%
62%
45%
Dec
17
Dec~23
49
Nov
14
28
Dec
30
14% Oct 21
Jan
68% Jun
6
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
23% Oct
2
16% Sep
46% Mar
40
a
Nov 20
Simmons
Co
Pattern
Nov
24
Sinclair Oil Corp
Feb
25
61%.
72% Sep
62%
61%
62%
62-%
63
30
Skelly Oil Co
7
46% Dec
62%
63%
62%
62%
Smith
62%
62 %
19
15% Jan
2
46%
46%
23Vis Oct
46%
14
Smith-Corona
46%
44%
5
21
21%
21%
.21%
5
24%
24%
24
33V3C
99%
48
12
20% Jan
11
14% Jan
2
63% Oct
25% Dec
22
70% Dec
5
58% Jan
10
45% Dec
23
44% Jan
13
15% Sep
25
6% Oct
I
22
18?» Jan
2
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
(AO)
Corp
Marchant
Inc
110% Dec
15
Smith Kline & French Labs
52% Apr
25
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
18
Solar
15
Nov
24% Oct
14
21
30
Sep
44 ?«
Sep 10
23
20% Jan
2
25% Oct
22
29 % De c 23
33
Nov 26
28% Dec
11
16 % Nov
27
76% Oct
4
26
Jan
12 % Dec
2% Dec
40
Jan
22
31
31
3
67a Jan
2
10% July
20% Jan
2
34 % Dec
473s Jan
14
52
36 3 4 Sep
43
15% Apr
18
26
48% Dec
31
South
25% Jan
7
34% Dec
30
South Porto Rico Sugar common
5
8%
preferred
25
39% Jan
11
35% Jan
25
32% Jan
13
51% Jun 13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
25% Dec 26
60
Nov 11
19% Dec 24
_For footnotes
Co
Southern California
5
Edison
25
Southern
2
35
Dev
31
44% Dec
9
46% Jan
34% Jan
2
65% Dec
31
Co (The)
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
No
10
29
Southern
45% Jan
10
8
30
Jan
Southern
July 15
5%
Nov
13
78
Feb
20
34 % Dec
31
82
Jan
10
40% Dec
31
10
12
Jan
8
22% Oct
30
18% Jan
6% Jan
94% Jan
19 % Jan
7
2% Jan
.
7% Dec
3
31
95% Oct
28
8
49% Apr 22
67 Va Oct
13
9
87
92
28
47
Jan
Nov
3
26
Apr 22
14
12% Jan
2
26% July 15
17 % Apr
17
98 % Jan
15
85% Jan
2
95
12% Apr 11
72% Jan
7
9% Jan
2
62% Jan
3
27% Oct 30
797b Sep 24
31% Dec 29
35% Jun 11
see
page
24.
20% Jun
2
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
May
15
7
49%
48%
48%
21%
22%
21%
22 %
7%
7%
7%
818
48
•
34%.
35 3b
Railway
non-cum
common
35%
36
50
50
*49% -50
45%
45%
45%.
4674
30
29%
30%
34
34
34
62%
*33%
61%
60'
62%
35%
y20%
43,400
%
43/64
305.800
22%
65 %
66
57%
18%
36
50
♦45
*49%
74
29%
60%
50
50
45%
46
1.006
7,400
v
20
457a
30%
29%
307k
30
30%
34%
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347*
400
60%
22,000
16,800
*34
34%
60:%
59 %
60%
59%
36 71
35%
36%
35
35
35
35
44%
44%
44%
44%
8,900
66%
65%
67%
6774
68%
67%
68%
58.800
58%
58%
59
53%.
60%
60%
20.000
19
18%
19%
18%
19
.
%
22%
22%
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41%
""
6%
6%
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78
6%
58
58%
58
87% 1
87
87%
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115..-
18%
5,600
19
20
78
42 %
41%
427a
3.800
22%
221 a
6%
78
59%
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1,300
41 %
41%
22%
99%
58%
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200
46
45%
18%
«.
77 k
87 %
5,800
50
35%
95*-
*
11.300
37
22%
21%
21%
2,900
6%
6.800
*
58
13.700
8
36%
57-%
v
22%
6%
93
21%
7%
35%
35%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
l
6parton Corp
2.50
Spear & Co S5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
6%
6%
6%
130
138
330
59
59%
59%
60
61
7.10c
88%
83%
88%
*87
135
125
135
250
88%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20 Va
19%
23%
24%
23%
24
23 3b
23%
23%
23%*
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93%
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5.8g0
20
247k
93%
50c
23%
25
93%
9374
2
22%
23%
78
78 *'•"
29%
30%.;
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21 %
8
35
22 %
.No par
22%
35%
75
common
21
8%
*34
42
preferred
Square D Co
21%
7%
65,000
44Vk
41
1
21 3b
36
6.300
48%
35
73%
$4.50 preferred
48%
4414
73%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
48%
36
41%
100
4874
48%
7'a
5,200
24%
104
44%"
41%
preferred
24%
103
65
58%
18%
Co
104
35
*72%
Service
103%
24%
35
v
1
$4.50
10.800
21%
44%
35%
100
Spiegel Inc
46%
35%
357b
*35
4474
preferred
Southwestern Public
4.20%
64%
15
48%
35%
3.400
64
24
103
*49 7a
•
27.400
64 74
45%
21%
24'a
102
63 %
63
22
23%
1,106
38%
38
*
29%
43%
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
16% Jan
101%
20
Dec
19
70
24%
100%
No par
56
2
17
4
101
par
Jan
19% Feb
81
Jan
30
Gas
2
July
30
37% Dec 29
Jersey
Jan
61
82% Nor
4
8% Dec 11
May 29
61% Dec 17
1
28% Jan
65
11% Dec
17% Dec
36
Co
33
3
13
9
Aircraft
South Araer Gold & Platinum.
1
South Carolina E «fc G Co com__4.50
5%
preferred
50
May 27
49% July 17
32
45% Apr 25
79 % Nor
May
8
30
21%
.
37/64 45/64
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
217b Dec
•
39
44 3a
46
—
17
23% May 2
51% Feb 13
10% Jan
<"•
25% Apr
Rights (wi>
14
Co_
38%
38 %
*92%
94
92 7a
92%
22%
23%
23
23%
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*
78%
78%
78%
29%
29%
29
29%
•-*
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23%
•
-
23%
23%
79%
79%
79%
29%
29%
29%
29%* *
80
18,000
237a
*78%
114.100
"
'
170
18.200
Volume
Number 5813
189
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(363)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
42%
82%
9%
3%
59%
62%
68'/a
G2%
94 ,
11%
36%
37% Jan
2
71
Oct 23
5% Nov
4
2% Oct
22
43V4 Feb
12
35% Dec
23
47% Nov 13
40% Oct
22
84% Oct
v
30
9% Nov 27-
4
33% Nov
May
Feb
Jan
May
July
Jan
July
Jun
Mar
Dec
Dec
407k Jan
9
13
11
22
16
4
5
10
8
13
13
11% Dec
22
23
23
18%
85%
83%
13%
35%
4
54% Nov
10Va Nov 21
25% Feb
16% Dec
19
27% Dec
17
15% Dec
31
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■
15 A
31
7
22
18% Dec 31
33% Oct
2% Dec
:
30
-
11
9
Dec
27
78
Dec
26
93
67% Nov 26
;
Dec
Feb
30
2
2
2
3
2
2
Apr
Jan
16
A59
Apr 24
207k Jan
2
24% Apr 11
28% Oct 22
3 8 74 Jan 18
65% Oct 29" ~74
Mar 20
6% Dec 30
1574 Aug
8
1210
Jan
2 2000
July 15
27% Nov 13
43% Jun 17
19% Dec 2.7
27% Jan 20
2634 Nov 13
42% Jan 10
22 74
30%
72
67k
Aug 14
Mar 19
Jan 13
Jan
7
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Feb 25
Mar 3
2074 July 26
:
0
19%
2974
31%
72%
.
Jan
3
Jail
I
2
2
29% Dec
30
46% Jan
72
Dec
31
89
May
8
67k Dec
24
14
Apr
0
Jan
7% Jan
Jan
3»
12 t
31
26 '
30 * •
18
31
Oct 20 s
6674 Dec 3l"
287k Dec 29
127k Aug 14:
87
Nov 24
69
Jan
2 '
: 287k Dec 15 X
25.74 Apr 23
38
Dec 30
97
Dec 19
9 74 Jan 24
1865
Aug 11
42% Sep
5
29% Dec 30
38% Aug 27
61% Dec 1797% Dec 24
133k Aug 19
1
79
14
No par
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co—10c
Standard Oil of California
6.25
Standard Oil of Indiana25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
7
Standard Oil of Ohio common
10
' 3%% preferred series A
—100
Standard Packaging Corp com
1
SI.GO convertible preferred
20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
16
9
Jun- 3
29% May 16
Standard Brands Inc> com
-
2
<5
203k May 17
18% Jan
S
36% Dec
30
334 Jan
•
9% Nov
21
18
9774 Jan
2
353k Jan
11
Aircraft
547k
Feb~12
24
Dec
31
147k Dec
30
33
157k Feb
12
317k Jun 19
573k
58%
37
37%
8474
85%
84%
853k
35,000
337k
317k
31%
3034
313 k
303k
3134
3174
3234
31%
3234
23,800
—No par
14
2
97k Apr
15% Oct
11
21
Jan
3
1534 Jan
2
173k Jan
21
26
Aug
2
22
Feb
28
89
Dec
16
13
193k Dec
21
Nov
12
4274 May 27
26
Feb 27
30
Dec
20
5334 Jun
21% Dec
28
223k
7.7 7
Dec
: -
16
227a
2274
22 7k
213k
2274
2134
223k
22
223k
717 b
71%
71%
7134
713k'
7334
7274
3774
357k
367k
3574
36
3574
35%
353k
35%
24,400
1
1534
16
16
163k
16
163k
16
1674
167k
163k
100
1177k
6474
1
Co
common
Thiokol
2834 Dec
1
15
Glass Mfg
Thatcher
29
Chemical
Thompson
20
50c
——
118
*113
11874
41.3k Feb
25
73
Dec
8134 Oct
8
90
Jan
2
217k Nov
17
•Common
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'
20
13
31
4674 Nov
633k
64
19%
203k
201/4
213a
207k
213 k
23%
23%
237k
24
337k
34%
8,700
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1.4,100
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337k
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3334
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34
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977
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1
197k Nov 21
16 74 Jan
2
2674 Dec
12
Oct
22
137k Mar 20
12 % Jan
7
167k Dec
15
36
Oct
21
56 7k
42
15
'65% Dec
2
217 k May 15
32% Nov
5
60
30
9% Oct
14
26
233a Jan
21
37
Feb
10 7k Jan
' 2
173k Oct
2
403k Nov
52% Oct
1
58
Apr
163a Jan
2
17
17
25% Nov
53
Oct
13
20
36% Dec
16
24
16% Dec
30
31% Jan
2
Feb
43
41 % Oct
30
61
Jan
9
2134 Dec
30
37% Jiui
20
23% Feb
43
Oct
22
17
45
193k Dec
20
<
97 k Dec
19
32 % Dec
50% Sep
3034 Jun
27
557a Dec
427 k Nov
50
14
10%Jan
8
153aJun
Jan
2
32 % Jan
6
38
Nov
16
24
157k Oct
28
26%-Oct
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87%
160
2474
243k
243k
14,500
23
23
233k
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49
4934
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213k
4934
20%
213 k
1634
1674
163a
163k
1634
9,200
62
61
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11,800
32
3134
32
22,600
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233k
237k
%
5,300
24
483k
49
21
213 k
5
16
167k
16
16%
16
(The)——1——2
T.G2
,
.
6374
6 J. 74
62 74
61
62%
60
313 k
3174
313k
313k
3134
31%
29 %
29
11,000
493k
3,400
?
50O
29%
297k
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293k
29%
2934
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1874
17%
17%
17Va
1734
183k
173k
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173k
1734
35,300
5
407k
403a
403k
403k
407k
403k
41
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41
19,400
1
50
40 7k
55 %
56
56
5674
5634
56 %
5634
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56 3k
213k
21
21%
21%
213k
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23
21
22
53
52%
52 7k
52
53
53
53
3534
363k
37
397k
383k
3934
397k
40%
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5574
557k
56
583k
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397k
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393k
39%
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39%
12%
1374
123a
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12 3k
12%
12 3k
12%
3834
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38%
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12%
38%
3,000
127k
16%
26,400
23%
33,600
—
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preferred—
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*
1
Coal Co common
*52
/'/Preferred scries A (conv)—50
Timg-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
•5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co,
•
1
21
Jan
17
86
2434
49
Truax-Traer
1
2
85%
2434
Inc
$2.70
3
19,300
6474
62 Ik
66
243k
22
31%
1,000
26
86
247k
2234
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6434
927a
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24%
487k
(The)
7k';
643k
22
Co
96
2534
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497 a
Tri-Cojitlnental Corp common
11
Jan
631/2
34
663 k
2274
Trans'World
2134 Jan
G
j
2574
8574
2134
-
V 943k
Transue & Williams Steel
7
48 7k Jun
...
657a
48%
Ex-idistribution
.
30
27% Jan
;
247..
223a
25
—No par
Trane Co
3
4
34% July 16
Jan 29
57
Oct-21
2474
10
4
Toledo Edison
9
July
2074 Jan
•
85
Roller Bearing
Trnnsamerica
23% Dec
6674
85
Tishman Really & Construction—1
23
Jan
66
100
common
%
33
£
22
27k Oct
17
10% Jan
10
33k Jan
12 74 Nov
14
30% Jan
18
13 % Jan
13
107k Dec
30
163'a Apr
29
93k Jun
19
127k Feb
4
11
Underwood
TXL
Oil
38%
:
•
*56 7a
"
900
11,600
600
06
*53
4174
383k
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147k
143k
14.74
143 k
143k
143k
1434
15%
15
22%
22%
21%
223a
217k
223k
223k
223k
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Corp
•"36
29%
42%
36,800
621/4
900
403k
22,900
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Udylile
Corp—.
12 7k Dec
24
33% Jun
26
12% Jan
2
237k Dec
5 74 Dec
18
8% Apr
11
5 7k Ja n
2
/II 7k Dec
29
Union
26% Oct
22
37,% July 22
Nov
20
Union
90
Nov
14
124% July 10
83% Apr
17
12674 Dec
31
Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp
24% Oct
22
29% Mar 19
27% Jan
2
,323i Dec
31
Union
8 6 74 Nov
15
75
10
100% Jan
44
30% Mar 25
21
92
Sep
817k Feb
103% Jun
15
84
Apr
23
29
24
68
Aug 20
78% Sep 16
79% Jan
2
70% Sep
4
81
Mar 24
89% Feb
7
80% Nov
10
94
Apr
25
40
Dec
23
64% Jun
5
403'b Jan
13
24
Oct
21
31% Jan
8
24 % Jan
7% Nov
82
9% Mar
6
2434 Nov 22
20% Deo
31
23
4
2
Apr
18% Oct 22
33% May 16
4
43% Jan
48
90% Jan
Dec
19
101
Oct
14
152
Jan
14
77
; Oct
10
115
Jan
2
15
Dec
17
25% Oct
22
2
5
543k Jun
24
36% Dec
16
Union
974 Dec
18
26% Jan
2
3 7 74 Dec
31
183k Dec
Oct
Nov
26
100
22
38
253k July 22
31% Dec 31
30
44
2474 Feb
6
Union
2
333k Nov
6
United
52% Jan
2
69% Aug
8
111
Jan
31
91
8
Aug
108
Aug
8
27 7k Dec
5
Jan
2
1574 Jan
2
Apr
15
27% Nov
26
Oct
27
91
27% May 10
71% Jun 13
19
Jan
JaD
2
36
May 21
28
8
-
Apr
32% Sep
10
45
46% May
•
37
15
100 7k Mar 12
15
79 % Oct
7
Dec
29
48
35% Jan
11
223k Jan
2
11% Dec
24
16% Jan
11
11% Jan
2
30
473k Jan
9
34% Jan
2
"50% Aug 28
73k May 20
4
25 7k Dec
17
33% Oct
23
65/a Jan
8
383k May 8
387k Feb 19
27% Jan
Oct
23
63k Jan
107k Dec
30
15% Jan i
11 Dec
31
1% Jan
23
30% Sep
34% Jan
For
Aug
36
36
363 k
3774
36%
367k
223k
323k
617k
*120
5
10
.
2
6
U S
21% Jan
2
57% Dec
11
U S
65% Jan
14
997k Dec
11
U
34% July 16
4
69% Dec
16
8
8
Jan
3774 Oct
165
footnotes
see
Dec
page
12
24.
153
Sep 23
171% May 22
8%
8%
14,100
35%
36%
36%
6,100
23 Va
23
23%
4,700
2234'
237k
333 k
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23%
2234
3234
33 Va
3434
34 Va
617 k
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61%
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140
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9934
253k
257k
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2674
29
29%
2974
29
293k
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98
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98
28
26%
27
7174
4974
727k
72
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87k
83k
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140
34%
43,600
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31,500
140
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29
1,900
9974 100
26%
26
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101%
16,100
3,400
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98
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98
98
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28
27%
71%
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4974
49
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483k
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87k
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30
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18%
18
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18
187k
187 k
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18%
2,800
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437 k
44
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407k
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41
42%
41%
49%
48 %
4834
49
51
48%
487k
49
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167k
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17
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163k
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16%
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1
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pieferred
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17
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307k
31
31
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31
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34
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47
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25
337k
337k
337k
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com—1
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43
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83
32%
547k
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33
32%
33
33
3234
53%
543k
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55%
547k
553k
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98 7k
10074
997k
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preferred
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S
363k
8%
6134
143
20
160
367k
33%
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9534
30
(Del)
preferred
1%
36%
257k
2974
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—5
Borax & Chemical Corp
&
3534
343 k
83k
83k
xl007k
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(Del)
83k
35
32,100
43,100
22%
1
4
Co
Electric Coal Cos
4 7k %
86
28
22
48% Jan
36
457k
4774 Dec
90
36 Va
45%
3574
Merch & Ml'rs Inc
4
45%
8%
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach common—.
25
2
86
45
45%
United
29
86
4574
36
United
Dec
78
86
83k
21
26% Jan
x86
3534
21
333k Apr
5
86
*74
74%
86
86
5,700
76
457k
7k Oct
393k Jun
*73%
87k
1874 Nov
6%
74%
36
Industrial
U S
74 7k
x74%
13,200
/
82
457k
United
377k May 20
*74
No par
—
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
753k Not 12
253k Oct 22
20% Oct 22
51% Apr
18
82
834
12
32% Oct 29
Dec
*74.
353k
1734 Dec
2
967k
827k
443a
2
35
1
147
Jan
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*74
10
United
32
343k
957k
10
16% Dec .31
2
3574
95
25
/
2
2
1257k
343k
95
45
10
Improvement Co—13%
Greenfield Corp
10
3
240
*74
Gas
Jan
18,300
95%
1247k
35%
347k
747k
Gas
10% Jan
347k
10%
12634
125
86
United
9
125%
*74
United
■
1243k
*84%
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Co
United Engineering <fc
United Fruit Co
'
124
125 %
19,300
17,900
827k
31
Dec
447k
*74
No par
30
5% Jan
13
United
437k
No par
Inc
United-Carr Fastener
Corp
433k
4434
82%
$4.50 preferred
—
No par
Board & Carton Corp
._10
United
103 k
44
*74
50
11
.2
8% Nov
107a
443k
*94
Aircraft Corp
Carbon
107k
43%
9434
United
United
1074
44 74
3434
cbmmon
5
472- (ser of 1955) conv pfd—100
4% (ser Cf 1956) conv pfd
100
United Artists Corp—1
1
United B'iscuit of America
No par
United
10%
127
Co___
Lines
10%
6434
4078Dec
39% Sep,13
3
39
Not
Air
22 Va
10%
21%
107 a
347 a
2
117k May 16
30% Dec
Car
22 %
1263a
preferred
Twist Drill
2
333k Dec
5
Tank
Union
213 k
No par
California
of
non-cum
12%
217 k
No par
10
common
Pacific RR Co common
4%
18% May
21% Jan
18
34% Nov 21
163k Oct 13
22% Dec
Oil
Union
2
11 Va
21%
44
series—
$4
1174
2134
43%
$4.50 series
Preferred
117k
2174
Corp___6%
Preferred $3.70 series
Preferred $3.50 series/
8
143
Co
1174
213a
107 k
5
-
Aug 22
6% Oct
.
Apr
8
'
86
Electric
Preferred
Jan
Dec
Asbestos & Rubber Co
15,900
117k
11
117 k
11
117k
21
_1
No par
(The).
Corp
100
1
-No par
4
-100
*161
83
-
5534
98
100
1G5
'
*161
165
-
-
,
*162
3»
165
*82
*161
33
165
1%
4674
4,300
4,100
5,400
1%
8,600
47
34%
30
40
407k
18,400
82
82 Va
330
*3334
3234
55
33
56
*
10074
*162
'
4,900
8574
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$1.20 preferred—
Timkcn
14
157k Dec
July 22
Oil
67,800
643 a
333a
i
i
11,700
207k
233k
—
preferred,*
Tidewater
287k Aug
5
'257k Apr 18
2
Jan
,47o
643k
1934
1
10
6474
6334
647k
20%
5
(J R>
300
647a
6334
No par
Co
Co
9,400
122
*114
119
119
119
*114
y
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
8
18
,
21,900
36 3 i
f
87,300
71%
733a
a
10
Oil
$1.25 conv .preferred—;
21
Dec
102
2
Apr
16
4,400
—No par
Pacific Ry
Texas Utilities Co
387k Nov
-24
Coal
t
52,300
84
.
ctfs ex-distribution
Inc
"187k
15,900
837k
2.50
+-
-
&
Textron
11,600
183a
84 Va •
Pacific Land Trust—
Texas
5,700
IOV4
8374
Corp
s
Sub share
11
317k
934
v
857 k
&
17% Dec
313 k
103 a
*
837 a
Inc
8
8934 May
1034
317k
307 k
103k
—25
Sulphur
Dec
957k Apr
317k
10%
1834?"
Instruments
67
6
30
3174
107k
37%
Pacific
7
28
313k
1074
11,000
583k
Gulf
44% Jan
Aug
3174
1034
1274
18%
Texas
2
Oct
317 k
10%
12%
37 %
Texas
49% May
21% Jan
80
313k
11,300
2,700
3,100
8,300
1,670
6,200
800
19,500
33,200
2,260
5734
Texas
Dec
28
46
109
12
*28% .29%
36% 37
6274 6274
1077k 1083k
4,700
34,800
18%
1
86
Nov
14% July 16
11%
.
28,200
10
3734
10
2
133
2
198
774
1840
4074
*28
357k'
607k 62
10834 109
11% 12
367k
60 7 4
5974
23%
387k
156,400
4,600
6,200
587k
243k Nov
2
15
10 7k Jan
357k
104
2734 ,
24
3 8 74
104
104
774
8
1910 1960
41
417k
29
2974
'
367k 36%
62
63%'
108% 108%
11% 12%
27%
4,900
-
18
39 74 Aug 22
Jan
2634 Jan
2
Oct
2874 287k
35% 367k
59% 607k
1077k 108%
12
12%
;
25%
14%. 147k
63% 637k
2874 29
137k 137k
*88
91
6274 63%
277k 28 7k
2 3 74 23%
3 8 74 3 8 %
99% 103
7 7k
8%
1920 1970
41% 427k
;
3774
Producing Co
4
10
A
89
63 %
18%
1874
57
25
577k
Gulf
2
9
37%
1027k
7%
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407k
27%
23%
3874
106 ,
774
1790
4 1 74
6274
2774
2374
387k
10474
77k
1960
417k
29
3674
157k '
63%
28-74
137k
89
63
91
6274
27%
23%
38%
;.u
A
183a
Texas
37
674 Jan
9 8 34 Jan
383k Jan
2374
14%
63%
277k
12%
647k
27%
127k
*87
.89
6274 627k
277k 2774
23% 2374
38% 38%
1037k 105
7%
77k
1800 1845
4 0 7k 41
*28
29
■
16.700
2,800
2,600
20,700
1,300
7,000
383k
8
24
13
Jan
627k
27%
257k
267k
44%
22
18% ;
18%
58
26%
43%
21%
437k
217k
18%
18
57%
257k
4.7%
12,800
46,400
410
5,300
1,100
14,000
5734
Aug
5534 Feb
223k Jan
160
*87
667k
2 7 74
1274
117k
*87
12
89
63
43%
:
21%
f 18
18
57
257k
.
14
47%
13%
21%
67
100%
14%
187o
Co
87k Mar IS
13
667k
277k
100%
14%
47%
26% 27
47
15 ;/
1 4-%
67
100
37%
Texas
25
87% Nov
26
1474
65%
26%
13%
21%
>•
68
577-4
16
6
22
2574
15
2778
43%
21%„
18%
18%
57
14%
63
27 %
127k
18%
577k'
147k
657k
27
1174
1874
30%
.*94
35
38%
Dec
247k Feb
53k Oct
57
I "88
183k
Gas Transmission Co
4
22
577k
26
48%
56%
59%
"137a
' s
59%
48%
56"%
5934
90
31%
95
35%
59
-
180
122 400
2,800
42,700
49,300
190,000
3,400
300
71,500
2,900
5,800
5734
Corp
Tennessee
8
10
44
22
18%
18%
67
100
100%
13%
47%
x2G%
42 %
21%
18
177k
56 Va
25%
13%
22%
96
Shares
7.500
37%
Tennessee
9
49% May
Jan
27% ' 27%
43% 44
21% 22
17% 18%
27%
43%
13%
46%
-
80
18%
Ternco
2i
36% Dec
89
403k Jun
Oct
26
13%
21%'
67%
Jan. J (J
62% 63
79%
79%
16% 177k
3%
3%
57
19
587k Nov
767k Jun
.
127k
21%
35%
137b
21%
90%
34%
17%
3%
59%
49%
57%
59%
88%
32%
34%
30%
66
99
13%
21%
66%
100% 102
14
14%
47% 48
27
*79%
177k
3%
59%
48%
56%
59%
88%
30%
91
88
the Week
Friday
'
5
203k Dec
2
Texas
6074 Jan
56
59%
88
29%
90
34 %
12%
20%
102%
14%
48%
*18%
06%
257k
79%
17%
3%
59%
48%
56%
59%
66
12/«
20%
22
18
57
59%
88%
30%
90
*.■'
34% >
90
34
67
13%
47%
17%
3%
59%
48%
79%
17%
3V4
58%
48%
1
1
Corp
2,5% Mar 18
Dec
12%
79
"88
29%
90
34%
*66
102-
62%
9
(James)
TelAutograph
88%
30%
V- 19%
Sweets Co of .America (The)—4.16%
Swift 8c Co
—
,
25
Sylvanla Elec. Prod Inc com
7.50
$4 preferred—
——No par
Symington Wayne Corp.—
1
17
83k Oct
11
187k Jan 31
60
33%
Sunray-Mid-Conl. Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A———-25
57k% 2nd pfd series of '55—30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
—
12.50
Sunshine Mining Co
—
10c
Superior Oil of California——25
Sutherland Paper Co
—
5
5
3 % Dec
34
59
48
56%
59%
*87%
29%
89%
Studebaker-Packard Corp
1
Sunbeam Corp
1
Sundstrand Mach Tool—
5
Sun Chemical Corp common
1
$4.50 scries A preferred
No par
Sun Oil Qo —1—
No par
TaJcott Ino
18% Feb
8% Jan
3%
Jan. 15
62% 63%
62%
16%
3%
60%
48%
57%
ic
Thursday
Jan. 14
62% 62%
78%
16%
3%
59
47%
56%
59%
62%
79%
62%
*78%
Wednesday
Jan. IJ
Jan. VI
.
27k Jan
2
.307k Feb 14
157k Jan
2
16% Jan
•
2
:
^ 82
20
17% Jan
2.9
Jan
15% Jan
10% Jan
15% Jan
377k-Jan
20
Jan
15
23
15
21 •/
5
8 v
24
Par
Sales for
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE-
-14
Jun 18 Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
1
18% Nov
6
Stanley-Warned Corp
5
" '74% May 19
Starrett Co (The) L S
No par
102% Dec 22Staul'fer Chemical Co
10
14% Nov 20
Stcrchi Bros Stores Inc
1
54
Dec 11
Sterling Drug Inc„——
5
277k Oct 22
Stevens (J P)Co Inc_f
15
45% Nov 12
Stewart-Warner Corp —!
5
"22"
Dec
8
Stix Baer & Fuller Co__:
5
V 16% Oct
7 V Slokely-Van Camp Inc common
1
18% Nov 28
: 5% - prior preference—'.
20
-60% Nov 12'"
Stone & Webster——
1
26% Dec 18
Storer Broadcasting Co—
—1
Jan
2
Feb
7
Apr 23
Jan 15
29% J*n 14
*•
57% July 23
18% Nov; 7
17
•
15% Dec
,
14%
57
59
10%
8% Apr 11
f
' 4274 Oct 21
July
Apr
May
May
Mar
May
Apr
Nov
60% Nov
59% Dec
94% May
29% Dec
81
Dec
33% Dec
11% Nov 10
'•
May 21
July 12
Jan
2
July 15
23%
41%
18%
' 19%
18%
50 '
29%
15% Nov
2
3
25
18
21 24
17
2
2
Sep
3
19
May 2
Nov 28 *
Nov 19 Nov 21 '
85%
17%
3%
61%
50
Jan
Jan
43% Feb
35% Feb
47% Feb
42% Feb
86%.Sep
10% Jan
36
Jan
-
18% July 12
May 27
31
13% Oct
09% Dec
2
Aug 29
74
6
3
'.-
Highest
Lowest
/
-
57% Dec
NEW YORl£ STOCK
Range for Year 1958
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
102%
166
8,900
11,000
13,200
*
•
•
.
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(364)
.
.
Monday, Januarv
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Frevioua
Range for Year 1958
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
22
17% Jan
Dec
31
36
6 Ve Dec
23
T
7
Jan
25
a
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
2
Jan
11% Oct 29
8% Jan,
Jan
3
47 % Feb
23% Jan
a
32% Nov
8% Apr
7
9 Va Jun
4
18% Jan
a
28% Nov
20
62f
D60
4
66
a
8
23
8
Aug 23
39
Jan
JaU
2
68
24% Nov
4
36% Jun IS
26% Mar
Mar
4
73
82
Jan
Oct
21
79
Dec
12
94
49% Jan
30% Dec 30
Jun 25
156
135
25
Dec
30
44
Dec
30
48% Dec
.
73% Jan
48 % Nov
25% Jan
a
46% Jan
20
8
U S Rubber Co
18
22
11
U S Shoe
Oct
14
U S Smelting
41 %
8%
53% July 29
51% Jan
IS
97% Dec
3
158% Jun
12
19% Jan
2
32 V2 Jun
16
25% Deo
12
31
Aug
1
36
Jan
22
35
,15% Fab
I
10
Jan
S
38% May 16
15 V2 Dec 24
Sep 25
:
Jan
2
Corp
preferred
1%
7%
6
31
87
Jan 21
5% Dec 23
10
Apr IT
12% Dec 20
19
Jun
Dec
4% Jan
2
8
5% July
68% Jan
5% Jan
26
a
13
6% May II
90% Dec
v
10
9% Oct 30
■
17
July 21
4% Jan
7% Oct 24
:
I
13
10% Nov
8
NOV
6
Nov
6
75
Nov
0
79
Jan
74% Jan aa
78
21
Oct
21
41
Jun 21
19% May
39Va Dec 29
SI
Apr
3
32% Feb
158
Feb
4
30% Oct 22
i35
Jun
21
18% Dec 31
30% Jun
65% Nov 22
73
21
32
Oct
7
Jun
-
3
Jan
18% May 12
57
Sep
10
24% Jan
■
2
3
Nov
12
28% Nov
28
157
.
4
27 % Jan
10
Dec
57
14
12
29% Apr
1
142
1
Nov 26
96
37
Dec 24
Dec
19
50% Jan
4% Dec
20
13% Jan
9
5% Jan
11% Aug 27
12% Dec
24
18
B
13% Jan
21
24% Aug 27
20
29
May 7
34% July 18
21% Jan
25
Dec
8% Nov
7
.
Sep
40
Oct
23
47
Dee
Oct
25
124
Oct
14
Dec
32
9
Apr
45'% Jan
31
124
40% Oct
10
14% Sep 29
28
123
Aug 23
23% Oct 22
71
Oct
124
Oct
30
84
21
Mar
Stockyards
98
Mar
1
85% Dec 17
63
Mar 13
83% Dec 30
95
11
3
21% Aug 12
Van Raalte
.
40% Dec 17
r
Aug 29
Deo
113
24
24% Apr
11
Jan
9% Jan
7
"
2
2
May 20
,
1
8
May 13
42% Nov 20
13 % Dec
9
11%
*76%
Jan
155%
154%
155
155
V
155
28%
28%
80%
*80
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*155
28%
10%
32%
33
139,800
155
16C
.
-
28%
83
83
44%
42%
43%
85.80c
36%
36
36%
10.300
38%
17.7cc
28%
28%
.81
1,700
84
65C
'
37%
10%.
38%
36%
10%
10%
1TV4
8.600
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,200
33
;
33%
33%
33 %
33
33%
3,50€
19,100
11%
11%
84
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*118
*118
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5
common
32%
31%
25
100
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81
83
100
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88%
105
84
88%
94
84
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86
86
86
37%
38%
38%.
38%
12%
12%
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12%
19
19%
preferred
100
88%
89
6%%
preferred
100
93%
99%
♦72%
74%
1
common..
'17 %
"
16
86
86
38%
18%
17%
19%
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99%
12%
17%'
17%
19
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39%
39
12%
12%
•
100
i
.
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89%
4,700
38%
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12
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;
10,500
12
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15,000
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18
1
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19
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19%
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89
89
89
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99
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99
99
1,150
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89
99%
89
.
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1
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preferred.
89 3
38%
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38%
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104
84
88
86
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7,800
81
26
105%
88
10
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105
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32%
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81
38%
38
86
32%
25%.
105%
-
10
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11%
88
32
100
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87
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38%:
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11%
87%
81
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~
39
11%
86
32
25%
93
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83
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91
39 %!
32
81
25
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11%
86
32
31%
97
106
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85
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28%
38%
-
.
100
100
preferred—
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84
11%
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84
com
85
.
preferred.-.!00
Co
.
36
37%
23%
i
43%
V
10%
45
11%
28%
;
83
37
5%%
96% Nov 24
9,200
10%
23 %
13
r
57%
37%
30
13
55%
53%
37%
10%
29
Jan
55%
52
10%
18% Oct
84
10,900
53%
53
38
*78
Materials
10
38%
10%
100
convertible
78%
37%
*118
Ry
$4.04 preferred
$4.20 preferred
Vulcan
*77%
: 36%
17 % Oct
Nov
2,10C
.11%
36
89
3
23c
9%
19%
11%
46%
14% Jan 20
Jan
02%
9
78%
38%
80%
,
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*18
11 %
36%
33
92%
9
8%
*18
*77%
37%
44%
32%
110
12%
28%
23%
28,000
77%
35%
23%
26,400
8%
19
91
*>'
•
36%; 37%
155
16%
8%
11%
37%
51%
v
15%
9%
23,000
77%
36
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74
14
•
11%
77%
37
*
100
Virginia Elec & Pwr
$5 preferred
6%
11
77
V
O
1,900
37
■
37
8%
8%
19
71,400
26 -f."
17%
16
.89
*17%
v
1,400
25%
26
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8%
-
700
5.70c
98%
151%
151%
151%,
24%
17%
9%
9
87
19
151
37%
16%
8%
.
1
*
96%
97%
96%
25
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86
8%
152
24%
47%
No par
$4.12 preferred
151%
■■
35%
com
Virginian Ry Co
86
.
"17
80%
1,27c
34
16%
9%
156
57,200
36%
52%
28%
partic preferred
div
33%
36%
51%
2.50
Co..-
& Pacific
„—
6%
34
52%
15%
8%
10
noncumulative
■250
51%
36%
V
53
"'v i o
349%
52%
36
8%
28,000
409
50%
149
36%
37
Vertientes-C'amaguey Sugar Co__G%
Vick Chemical
50%
149%
34
36
_5
Co Inc
14
May 28
July 24
10% Dec
preferred
108
49%
1,200
79%
36%
46
Amenta
.1
Industries Inc com.2.50
conv
*77
105
105
35%
12.80
79
34%
97%
79
Corp of
Norman
$2.28
Oct
90% July
99% Apr
37% July 11
Vanadium
Van
Light Co
25,700
52%
97%
25 %
28%
—1
&
101
82
12% May 24
20% Aug 12
Upjohn Co
\ Utah Power
360
47
52%
96%
37%
*154
100
91
46
9%
35%
152%
51%
1
com
28%
.91
90%
45%
149%
.■>
5,900
27%
*76
49%
149%
*34
96%
36%
100
;
Victor Chemical Works
101
19
preferred
48%
149
33
52%
24%
19
*76.;
l
com.No par
Universal Pictures Co Inc
4 % % preferred
3%% preferred
Va-Carolina • Chemical
12
29
8%
Tobacco
3
Mar 27
May 22
10% Oct
Universal Leaf
8
2.
90
24% Dec
100
"
79
200
32%
*8%
26%
34
86
9%
30c
Oct
28
82
common
May
ill
83
Corp
26%
106
44
9
90%
44%
./
44%
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48%
151%
8%i
91
44%
28,400
*42%
36%
„
8%
85%
32%
8%
200
10%
34
15%
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32
9,300
36
10%
36
98%
/
43
26%
"90%
149%
37
8
.
14
$3.50 convertible preferred.
22
20
Feb
United Whelan
3 6 Ma Dec
21
>
43
*102
25%
15%
pfd-5
preferred
85
11
2nd
*35
10%
Shares
10%
,52%
152
*36
1
noncu
2
78% Jun
52%
25
25
Corp
2
97% Jun
34%
36
52%
97%
3
21% Oct
34%
3G
36'%
10%
9%
26%
'
77%
48%
*35%
9
106
148
l
preferred
77%
"100
49%
48%
147% 149
100
151%
75% Nov 17
26% Jan
8
Apr 22
5
77%
106
100
13
Jan
*76
16%
23% Jan
77% Fab
8
44%
*104
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.,;
5c/o
25% Jan^ 8
124
11
91
43%
100
$6 convertible preferred;
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
..1
Vicks Shreve
33% July 18
12% Dec 31
76% Dec 30
Dec
97
26%
90 %
No par
United Stores $4.20
Class B 2nd
26%,
44%
common
noncumulative
United
27%
90%
10
32%
31%*
9%
io%
10
the Week
Jan.16
43
"42%
45
31%,
common-
U S Tobacco Co
10%
26%
Min com.—50
&
"42%
31%
44
50
U S Steel
;;
'
5% Oct 29
68
Ref
35%
10%
31%
9%
100
preferred
35%
10%
90%
1
:
io%
9%
10
common
Corp
45
*9
5
1st preferred
non-cum
t%
30
143 % Oct
1
31%
10
preferred series B
Jan
2
Mar
22
3%%
36% Nov
154
a
17
9% Oct
7
Apr 14
21% Jan
1
155% Jan 2s
19
136% Jun
-
140
61% Jan 24
12
Dec
*42%
io
10%
Friday
Jan. 15
10%
"35
Sales f o?
Thursday
.
Jan. 14
36
10
.
10%
10%
|
1
preferred..
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred .series A
10%
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 13
36%
50
common
4 %%
18
108
Co
U S
80 % Mar 14
3
10%
*35
1
common
preferred series A
U S Lines
21
'
95
B
31% Apr
4
24
Jan
22% July If
€4% Jan 11
17% Feb
NOV
43 Va Nov
Sep 15
Aug 26
69
87
4%%
Inc
Tuesday
Jan. Jri
Hoffman Mach common—82 Mac
class A preference
50
U S Industries
17
27% Jan
NOV
22% Dec
S
Par
6%
6
17'/a Dec 23
U
12
37% Jan 24
9
Oct 30
37
Monday
EXCHANGE
7
6% Jan
17% Apr 22
45
Jun 12
5 % Oct
24
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
100
17%
18
28.8cc
•
8,000
w
60
Oct
22
77
32
Dec
30
56% May 11
14
Aug
•
22% Oct
27% Dec
22
31
13% Oct
30
80
31
~22
11% Dec
28
8
Oct
Oct
Jan
24
Aug
18%
I
May"29
16% July 12
95% Jan 24
22
16% Jan
2
36% Dec 30
28% Jan
»
42 % Feb
12
68 %
July 16
30% Oct
22
38% Mar 28
30
Oct
22
24% Dec
30
36% Jan 17
34% May 24
26% May S
19% Dec
30
1% Nov 21
3% May IB
60»/a May 20
33% Jan
2
12% Jan
8
27% Jan
2
25% Jan is
11% July 17
72% Feb
24
Wabash RR 4%%
50
Oct
20
15% Nov
14
Wagner Electric Corp..
Waldorf System..
Walgreen Co
___■
51
Dec
36
Nov
23
31
41% Dec
14% Oct
11
13
6
Jan
86
071/4 Sep 19
20% Jan
4
22
17% Dec
30
52% Feb
12
33% May 14
68% July' 8
79% Aug 19
128
July 22
33% Dec 24
92
Mar 28
129% Feb
69% Jan
4
s
82% Nov 13
15% Dec 30
96% Jan
9
26% Mar 22
55
68% Jan
8
28% Mar 14
53% May 24
Dec
0
; 24 % Oct
2B
.
34% Oct 21
90
Dec
10
4% Dec 23
20% Oct 22
26
Oct
100% Jan
13% Jan
9
July 28
2
12
62% Jun
27
Nov
13
May 17
Sep 11
*
68
4
28% Oct
12
48 Va Jan
13
63
Jan
42% Jan
'15
Jan
4% Dec
23% Not
27
8
ftilu!
22
?S££!c29
ley. Dec 31
34% July
35% Jan
122% Jan
30
Western
17
79% Dec
31
86
13
Nov
2
34% Dec
B
a
a
May 27
Air
4.80%
93%
93%
48%
48%
♦48%
48%
96%
48%
48%
48%
48%
1.40C
47%
46%
47
461%
46%
46
46V4
6,300
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
boo
26
24%
26
26
26%
26 ya
26 Va
26
26%
1,800
3%
4
3%
7,900
33%
49V4
IOC
4%
16
Western
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
83
Aug
Dec
8
11
33% Apr
83 Va Jan
7
54% Dec 31
6
96
110
92% Apr 21
125
Jan
Nov
16% Feb 21
31% Dec
56
Jan
21
68
26
Jan
7
7
10
30
Dec
22
49 Va Oct
21
8% Oct
25% July
23 % Nov
32% Jun
30
Jan
Jan
2
12% July 31
4
Jan
l
2
10
l
85% July lo
20 Va Dec 30
preferred
20%
20
21%
4,600
37%
37%
37%
14,900
95%
96
95%
96 Va
05%
96%
940
89%
*87%
89 Va
951%
*87%
96%
*87%
95%
*87%
*85%
87
*85%
87
*86
5
47%
48%
99%
99%
27 Va
27%
27
5
23%
24 Va
24
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
preferred
Inc
29
Wisconsin
14
31
5
•90% Nov 13
11% Oct 22
33% Nov
36 %
17
Aug 26
119 Va Oct
13
22% Dec 30
Worthington
Prior
Service
Corp
preferred
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
*97
80%
48%
49
88
10
49
49
49
50
5,600
100 Va
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
24 Va
24
24%
241/4
24%
99
*97
99
*98'A 100%
*97
80%
80
81 %
*83
84%
*83
84 Va
*83
72%
71
72%
71%
72
71%
80
87%
*86
*98 Va
100%
86%
87
80%
99%
100%
10
27%
29%
13.700
24V4
24%
4,60c
*98
*97
99V2
81%
80%
81%
86
84
84
72%
72'A
72%
4.300
400
31%
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
34
33%
33%
34
33%
34 Va
34% >35%
34 Va
73%
72%
35'A
74
73 Va
74V4
74Va
75 %
75 Va
76
83
86
87%
87
100
*108
86%
1
3,100
52,200'
86%
120
HGVa
*108 Va
10
80
20
1
Va
57%
93%
,
58%
95
31 Vo
31%
*68
45
69%
99
7%
*25
37%
70%
45%
72%
100
7%
27
37%
*108%
57 Va
120
58%
95
95
31%,
31%
*68
70%
45%
72%
73
99%
99%
7%
*25%
37%
45%
7%
*86
*108%
120
56%
57%
*94%
95%
31%
*68
32
73
44
45 Va
71%
100
73%
100
57%
95%
31%
*67
44
74%
*99
120
57%
95%
*110
57V4
95%
32
31
71
*67
45%
75%
100
44%
75%
*99
58%
330
96
31%
7%
8%
8
8%
8
25%
26%
*25
25%
26
26
8%
37%
43%
37%
38%
38V4
37%
38%
43
43%
43%
45%
44
46
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
34%
35%
82
82
X43%
38 %
*123
44Vi
38%
126
*82
20
83%
Va
20 Va
6%
6%
43
44
38 Va
*122
3.8 Va
126
*20%
7
21%
7 Va
42%
38
43%
39%
125
125
82%
*201/4
7
42'/a
38%
1.100
6.000
29,900
82%
83
83
21
20%
20%
90c
7 J,8
7Va
42%
39%
3,500
7%
*123
190
21,800
400
42%
6%
3.000
11.40c
>•,'
33%
83 Va
12,600
47%
77
100
43
6%
600
13,400
72
27
37%
81,700
70,300
120
34%
20
10
87%
33%
*19
100
*85
33 %
43
*82
43V4
39Va
127
41 %i
39
123
300
11,700
15,800
20
123
26%
27%
27
Va
27%
26%
27'A
27
27%
10
*26%
31
32
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
10
30%
33%
56
21.70 g
56%
57%
59%
10
72%
56%
72%
72%
73
Va
57%
731/4,
30%
57%
73%
92%
581/2
74%
40,300
5.300
91%
92%,
92%
92%
72%
92%
73%
91
92%
93
84%
85 Va
85
93%
IBC
No par
85
85%
85%
X85%
8 6 Va
85%
9%
9%
87%
4.200
5
9%
9%
9%
10
101/4
10%
9,290
Corp— 10
series—100
Yale & Towne
Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
__|
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
*98 Va
49
891/4
87
32%
72%
32
1
com
common
4%%
48
89V4
87%
72%
10c
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
31
80%
85
10
Co
Public
99
80
*83
No par
22
Mar 25
*97
.
33
No par
preferred
Industries
54%
20%
37%
5
Wilson-Jones
*53
20%
37%
Sewing
$4.25
55
19%
36%
100
;
Windsor
Jun
9
*53
20
36%
96%
5
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Dec
Apr
56
19%
36
No par
common
17
53% Dec
16
*53
700
19%
100
convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S
S)
White Motor Co common
18
74
3
56
Va
36%
10
—
8% Nov
97
68% Jan
*53
*32
*48 Va
19%
Wilson & Co Inc common
Nov
45'A Feb 27
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 26
56
33
49%
36 y8
33% Dec
80% Jan
2
*54%
cominon_12%
preferred series B
32% Oct
2
32%
*48 Va
2.50
Brake..
25% Dec
2
32%
49%
No par
37 % Dec
36% Jan
32%
*48%
100
4%%
White
32%
49%
com..No par
Telegraph
Whirlpool Corp
32%
*48 Va
3%
,..1
com
RR
Air
33
49
48% Nov 20
135
21% Jan
4% Jan
Ry
Electric
4
3%
100
preferred
49% Nov
26 % Jan
78% Jan
Union
preferred
5%%
4
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
$5
3%
33
Machine common
1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
Wilcox Oil Co
38
13
15% Jan 30
71
9
3.80%
;•
43%
100
2nd
Pacific
29
4
:
•
100
Supply Co
Maryland
31
V*
3%
99%
IlOO
Lines Inc....
noncum
Western
25
.
4
preferred
Western
96%
270"
47%
& Paper common
Western Auto
10
25%
48%
2.50
preferred—
31
Feb
5
8% Apr 11
4%%
24% Dec
100
23
68 % July 18
92% Mar 18
88% Jan
3
West Va Pulp
28% Dec
Sep
July 8
45% Jan 16
10
6
Dec
35
Oct 22
19
May
25%
48%
preferred series C
71% Nov 20
31% Jan
78 % Dec
Dec
25%
7.00C
5
4.10%
2
120% Dec
20% Jan
75
51
103
25%
50
9
Jun
9%
47%
pfd
preferred series B
33% Dec
Mar 19
35% Dec 26
45% Nov 20
94
93
91/4
x48 %
com
4.20%
74% Dec
May 13
30
20,309
93%
9%
25 Va
a
4,400
No par
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Pcnn Electric Co
West Penn Power 4%%
2
84
Dec
97%
92
9%
9%
•
"■
No par
Stamped
24
131
20
8.B0C
r
Corp—
11
69
6
25%
Ve
1
Indies Sugar
17% Jan
17
22% Feb
May 20
99% Jun
100
19
251/4
95%
x25%
—S
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
4.80%
preferred
55% Jun
Aug
9
18% Nov 14
116
.
3
13
22
4% Jan
5% Jan 21
29% Dec 31
8
94% Nov
24% Oct
35% Dec
105
40% Jan
16% July 8
Jan 81
19% Jan
I
Nov 12
18% Feb
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
4
91 Va Jan
75
13% Nov 21
17
Mar
7
14
Feb 18
47
Sep 23
65
10
29% Jan
24
3.000
1
31% Feb 28
96% Mar 4
Dec
9%
Corp
83% Dec
48% Dec
88
Welbllt
11
62
87%
9%
1
95% Oct
Apr
2
87% July 11
88% July 11
88
9%
25%
4% Dec
15% Jan
25% Jan
98
88
9%
25 %
3
18
24
88
9%
5
5
Feb
Aug 12
88
1
Knitting Mills
47% Jan
14% Jun
89%
Corp
Wayne
32
88
14%
Waukesha Motor Co
8
25% July 31
16% July 30
14i
5
95
22
14%
5
81% Sep 20
79% Nov
7
17% Oct
14%
Nov
Mar 20
104% Mar 20
14%
89
26% Nov
105
92% Nov 11
14
89
7
4
93
14%,
89 %
31
50% Dec 22
11
15%
100
31
West
Oct
14%
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power.
Ward Baking Co common
6%
preferred
Dec
49%
28
1
27,400
44% Dec
35% Oct
4
1,900
14
48
II
28'A Jun
36
40
10
39% Jan
49V4
13%
2
Jan
21
"49
*35%
14%
2
44% Jan
Nov
49%
36 Va
14
34% Jan
48% Jan
15% Dec 23
49
35%
14%,
No par
-
23
14
90
d.RV»
35%
14
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1
1% Jan
.-see
4,700
1,700
;
35%
18
23
15
47%
97% Dec
19% Mar
48%
15
48
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
2
48%
15
14%
14%
4
Jan
75
49
15
36
16
34% Jan
741%
49
15
14%
11% Dec
13
73Va
49%
15
*72 Va
47%
26% Dec
Jan
73V4
49
15
35%
8
Apr
8
16% Jan 30
53
73%
49 Va
15
48%
25
G & W
Industries
•
74%
48%
15
14%
95
Ward
*72 Va
48%
35%
Walworth
Apr
47%
15
/
47%
Walker (Hiram)
4
Co
■
35%
13%
7
22
34% Jan 29
.23% Oct
-
2.50
...
16% Feb
14
23
15
14% Dec
28% Oct
Aug
100
...No par
10
11% Aug 29'
84
Jan 13
42
■
1
preferred
No par
31%
33%
57%
32
33%
116% .117%
22%
22%
9%
9%
31%
31%
33 %
33%
116% 117%
22%
22%
,57
72
31Va
31%
31
Vi
31%
31%
33
33%
33
33'A
33
117
118%
118
118%
118
22
22%
22%
23
21%
3,c00
27
32V4
33
.
123%
22
18.CC0
1,800
23/700
4,390
ig
1959
Number' 5813
189
Volume
. . ,
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
italic
letters
in
Exchange
weekly-yearly
friday—
The
headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
the
column
"j
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Range for Year 1958
——
—
—
.
Lowest
102.14 Nov
NEW
Highest
5
i
97.12 Aug 15
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2% s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s
17.16 July
III
II
94
Jan 29
94
Jan~29
Nov"~7
93.9
II
IIIIII
"I"
II
105.16 Feb
4
24
105.16 Feb
101.24 Feb
6
.,
—
—
"25
33.16 Apr
Apr~25
96.16
98.16
July~22
103.8
'~2
Jun
91.22
*90.2
90.10
*90
90.8
89.30
*89.20
89.28
*90.2
*99.1
90.10
*89.22
99.5
*89.16
95.26
94
*95.10
95.16
*95.12
95.18
♦95.12
95.18
•95.8
95.14
*93.20
93.26
♦93.22
93.28
*93.22
93.28
*93,18
93.24
*85.18
85.26
*85.16
85.24
•85.20
85.28
*85.16
85.24
*97.6
86.6
97.10
*96.28
97
97.4
*96.38
*100.6
100.14
*90.2
•92.18
90.30 Mar
91
5
92
Feb
14
90
Feb
4
July
92.16 Feb
9
14
—
95
Jun
14
♦99.28
i—
97.2
*92.12
96.8
"96.2
96.6
90.4
•89.28
90.4
•89.24
90
93.26
*93.24
93.28
*93,22
93.26
*96.6
96.10
*89.28
*93.22
92.18
*88.20
88.28
*88.8
88.16
*88.2
88.10
*88.2
88.10
*
15 1964-1969
*87.16
87;24
*87.8
87.16
*87.6
87.14
*87.6
87.14
*87;2
*87.12
87.20
*87.4
87.12
*87.2
87.10
•87.2
87.10
*86-:30• 87.6
*86.18
86,26
*86.18
86.26
*86.14-
88.22
151960
Nov
Bank
96.10
*
90.8
*93.22
.93.26
'V
87.30 ?• 88.6
87.10
*86.24
87
*86.16
86.24
*86.10
86.18
*86.2
86.10
*86.2
86.10
•86.2
86.10
*85.30.
86.6
86.2
*85.16
85.24
*85.18
85.26
*85.20
85.28
*85.16
85.24
85.20
*85.14
* 85.26
85.22
*85.8
85.16
♦85.20
85.28
*8516
85.24
*94.14
94.18
*94.10
94.14
94.6
*94
94.4
*93.28
94
97.28
*97.25
97.29
♦97.24
97.28
102.16
*101.16
102.16
85.26
*85.12
*85.14
85.22
*85.26
86.2
*85.16
85.24
*85.16
85.26
*94.28
95
*94.18
94.22
*94.16
94.20
*94.14
94.18
•94.4
94.8
*94.2
*97.31
98.3
*97.25
97.29
*97.24
102.16
*101.16
102.16
*83.18
"
for
1
Dec
1
1
*101.16
*101.16 102.16
*99.24 100.8
*101.16
*99.24
100.8
*99.24
100.8
1973
*99.16 100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
1977
96.16
96.16
96
*95.16
96.16
*95
96
♦95
96
*95 j-1
*95.16
96.16
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
96.16
*95.16
96.16
93.16
*92.16
91.16
*90.16
Development
&
Nov
1980
*99,24
100.8
*99.24 100.8
*99.16
•
100.16
*99.16
15
1979
*95.16
*95.16
*95
*95
96
*95
96
*95
May 15
1968
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
91.16
*90.16
May
Vis
Jan
1
1978
—Jan
1
1969
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
Oct
15
1971
*90.16
91.16
*90.16
—May 15
*99.24
*90.16
91.16
1975
*99.24 100.8
1
1960
*87.16
88.16
*87.16
88.16
*87
88.16
•' *87
—Oct
1
1981
*87.16
89
*87.16
89
*87
88.16
*87
—July 15
3s
1
1972
1976
15
U2Vis
Sep
*87.16
89
*99
100
*99
*99
100
91.16
88.16
*87
88
89
*87
88
100
*99
100
*99.8
100
93.16
100.8
88.16
*99
100
*87.16
89
*87.16
89
*87.16
1959
Mar
96
*87
88.16
*
100.16
96
*99.24
100.8
*99.24
100.8
*99.24
100.8
Oct
.___
3s
—_
*99.28 100.4
100.4
92.22
92.24
*96.6
3 ViS.—
...
*97
*92.16
•96.4
*92.18
*90
3 Vis
13
92.16 Feb
100.4
'
89.24
15 1964-1969
15 1965-1.970
15 1966-1971
151967-1972
15 1967-1972
15 1967-1972
15 1959-1962
Dec 15 1959-1962
II3 Vis
25
97.2
*99.28
r
92.24
■*
90.20
94.6
3%s
L2.16 Sep
*36.30
*99.30 100.6
3 Vis
84.16 July 5
83.16 NOV 29
90.14
*90.6
,
92.30
37is
99.8
*91.14
96.20
Jan
4
91.28
•91.24
*90.12
*94.2 -
4Vis
Apr 23
*91.20
*93.26
*85.30
4Vas_
24
96.16 Sep 16
103.8 Apr 23
Nov 29
*91.16
*96.16
Reconstruction
99
91.26
*95.20
4VaS
104.24 Feb
98.28
*91.18
*99.14
*91.30
*90.10
*92.24
474s——
28
99.2
99.22
92.6
90.18
90.10
*98.18
151961
Jun
—Dec
Mar
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Juri
International
36.24 Aug 15
*98.30
99
161964
Nov
Treasury 2 Vis
39.16 Oct
90.10
*98.24
Jun 15 1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
Dec 151963-1968
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
IIIHI
92.24 Feb 11
7
Nov
_I
*90.2
-Feb 15 1965
—
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 %s
II
__
8
87.16 July
8
18.10 May 31
1-3.9
II
91.20 Mar 28
£4.20 Mar 28
100.26
99.3
99
Aug 151966
Feb 15 1995
Sep 15 1961
15 1960-1965
——Dec
*100.18
Bonds (S)
*98.31
May 151985
—
the Week
High
*98.24
151990
15 1978-1983
.Feb
101
Low
99.12
Nov 15 1974
Jun
Sales for
Jan. 16
High
♦100.24
*100.20 100.28
100*26
Friday
Jan.15
Low
High
*99.4
-Feb
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Low
11980
_
Thursday
Jan. it
High
*100.18
*100.22 100.30
11969
.Feb
—
Treasury 374s
Treasury 3 %s
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3s
Low
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 18
High
_Oct
Treasury 4s
4s w
97,12 Aug 15
STOCK
EXCHANGE
102.14 Nov
5
YORK
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 13
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Highest
Lowest
25
(365)
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Serial bonds of 1950
2s
Feb
15
1959
*99.8
2s—
Feb
15
1960
*98
2s——
Feb
2s—
•Bid m
asked price. Mo sales transacted this day.
JThls issue has not
Feb
ftew York Stock
2
Period
Exchange
New York
Of Friday's
c*
Sale Price
FOR
1962
WEEK
97
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3%s series No.
•
No.
—June-Dec
3%s series No.
•'
Range for
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Friday's
—_——
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3%s series No.
3%s
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.
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as
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Commercial and Financwl Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 19
.
jij-,.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
(Fed
5 V'S
dollar bonds
3s
Bid & Asked
Sold
April-Oct
1972„
Prussian
4s
fund
&
conv
year 1.958
Low
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No.
High
96
76
95 %
90
12
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9
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dollar
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100
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1972,
106 Vi 106 Vi
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1975
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
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.
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13
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debs
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83
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conv
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1
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conv
94
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COMPANIES
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INDUSTRIAL
AND
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extl
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fund
(Govt) 5Vis
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.—
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—
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s
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1
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;—May-Nov
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1958—
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A 6
f
s
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70
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,
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for
year 1958
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91 %
2
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5s
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1961—.—
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.
of '27
A5%s extl. loan
Issue—
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Ltd—
Co
Tokyo (City of)—
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or
Bid & Asked
(40-year) s f 1971—
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88 %
89%
90
Sale Price
A5Vis
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Last
Period
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-1
107% 107%
April-Oe£
due
1953
issue
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
lC-jear bonds of 1936—
3s
Mi
Taiwan Electric Power
1969
bonds
JANUARY
Range for
of)—Ext loan of 1924
Rep
dollar
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
German
FOR
Week's Range
^
75%
75
75%
11
•73
82
—
*83
90
83
85
__
*68
72
60
70
■
Number 5813
189
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(367)
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
l'eriod
Sale Price
Central
York
New
Power
series
1974
A
48%
84
*90 'A
Feb-Aug
*—
Ry gen 4'As 1992
Mar-Sept
M'3%s series D 1996—May-Nov
Refund and impt M 3%s series E 1996—Feb-A?(g
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1969
Jan-July
consolidated
Second
gold
1989
4s
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
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1
ref mtge 3s
1st &
ref
&
A5s
1985—Feb-Aug
& Erie 1st gold 5s 1982->
Chicago Great Western 4s series A
inc
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mtge
A 1st
Jan
2038—.
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1st mortgage 4%s 1987
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debentures
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1976
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RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Last
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Sale Price
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or
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;
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f
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1980
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71
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&
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1985
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-
2020
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4%s ser B Jan 1 2030
5s income
debentures Jan 1 2045.
4Vis coll trust
1976—
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gtd 4s 1991
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inc debs Jan 1 2007
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Morris & Essex first
gtd 3^8 2000
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TeJ 2%s 1986
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mortgage
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82
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.
88
85
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mortgage
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r
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A
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
14G
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subord debs 1975
f
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debentures 1967
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8
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1
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■
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90*
77
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83
58
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82
8
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f debentures
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212
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64 Va
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82%
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mortgage 3%s 1983—
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62%
50
172
61
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332
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mtge 3 Vis 1984—Feb-Aug
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66 Vi
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April-Oct
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Ref mtg 4 Vis series K 1993
Jan-July
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...
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69%
—
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1007a
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2007__Jan-J7i!y
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;
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4s series A 2043
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: 95
90 Va
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contingent Interest 2003
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2003
May
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2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
1979—April-Oct
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April-Ocf
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4.50s debentures 1976—
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89
13
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1974
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Jan-July
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&
<
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1084_June-Dec
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,
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Light 2%s 1978~—June-Deo
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10
.
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.
1017a 1027a
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1027a,
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trust
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d
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„
1982
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;
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83
77
1
—
guaranteed
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77 y8-
•
3s debentures 1974
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Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sepf
87
85%
77%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
,
85%
„
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England Tel & Tel Co—
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83 Va
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16
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Jan-July
ENDED JANUARY
Friday
Friday's
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A 1981__Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
111 Cent RR consol mtge 8%s ser A 1979—May-Noo
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Number 5813
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Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
BONDS
Interest
Stock Exchange
New York
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Last
Sale Price
Period
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suhord uebs 1987
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100
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——
107
—
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92
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1971—AFay-Nov
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9134
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of New Orleans
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174
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14834
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mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
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2%s
9334
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5',4s series A 1978
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432s series B 1978
Jan-July
434s series C 1978
Ja?i-July
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82%
2
96
95
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Richfield
1
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89
•
mortgage 5s 2037
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Quaker Oats
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70%
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1975_.
1977
debentures
83%
25
96
debentures
1972
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98
89 »/2
-89
70%
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8734
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100
97 %
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434s 1982
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
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9934
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year
No.
10234
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96 ya
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or
11634
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79
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Period
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318
91
„
973b
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1970
June-Dec
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s. debs 1967
April-Oct
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Plantation Pipe Line 2%s. 1970
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.
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407
99
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No.
1163b 1173B
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year 1958
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95
conv
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Bid & Asked
Range for
Week's Ranga
Friday
Interest
BONDS
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or
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,
JANUARY 16
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
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s
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103
111%
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104
10634
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47
Aprii-Oct
1982
<
8634
•?
—
12634
Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
June-Dec
Bkelly Oil 2V46 debentures 1965
———J an-July
115%
Shell
conv
Union
debentures
subord
Oil
234 s
1982
debentures
2%s debentures 1987
Southern California Edison Co—
Ban Fran Tertn
1st
:
;
—A/ay-Nov
May-Nov
9i
.—
10034
102
8
■'
:
83%
2
7634
79
*—
'
13934 143
*6434
94%
8634
11534
17
—•
64%
943V
99%
9334
First
Southwestern
Bel Tel 234s debs
3Ves debentures 1983
A
Spokane Internl first
gold
Standard Coil Products 5s
Standard Oil of California
64
*9634
2
•
50
81
9634 ,102%
93%
89
91'
r-; '• •
53%
80-
.16
9734
103
97%
9734
9834
23
607/o
5734
6134
161
6034
58
6034
61
46%
57%
96 %
9634
18
92%
100%
58
48
90
1
91%
105 %
31
100
78
78
,~8
84
96
1
87
92
70
70
8934
9634
10534 10GV4
106
*77
9534
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
8934
8934
90
8934
*9134
May
9534
90
95%
93 %
174
81
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
A 2004
~Jan-July
Gen mtge 434s inc series A Jan 1 2029—.—May
Wisconsin Electric Power 234s 1976
June-Deo
Wisconsin Public Sevice 334s 1971Jan-July_
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 234s 1976_Jan-July
81
*
*■99
92 %
9934
96%
97%
*9634
—Jan-July
11034
88
1
81.
84%
97
92
11234 114
113%
9534
1st
73%
61%
68
9434
9734
10734 10734
9734
13
100%
101%
99
104
114
—
a
Deferred
99
.
10134
included
104%
not
100
7734
*7634
8334
—
3
8334
93
*89
——
160
151
17034
290
10134
Jan-July
103
67,.,
6434
67
'
3
1 56
56
56%
65
40
60
79
98
76%
*—
86
88
81%
94%
*78
82
10134 10234
69
87%
75
85
91
86
96%
7834
Included in the year's range, d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot sale
nUnder-the-rule sale not included in the years range, rcasn
sale not
delivery
in the year's
range,
the year's range,
included in
y
Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
JCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy,
■
—,,
:
1073a
47
.
:
mtge 4s series
97%
*98
June-Dec
1983
* •
99%
'
April
1967_
..
10434 10534
10734
May-Flow
4y2s 2013
434s
80%
82%
*
83%
67
70
64
Jan-July
1985
conv
♦67%
April-Oct
...Jan-July
Feb-Awy„
Jan-July
April-Oct |
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
%
70
70
9634
86
'
*84
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
First mortgage 2'/4s series G 1961
First mtge 534s series H 1983—
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr 4y2s 1988
71
62
'
9334
mtge 334s ser A '75—Jnne-Dec
mortgage 2%s series E 1986
mortgage 234s series F 1996
114
11134
64
*80
Whirlpool Corp 3 %s s
Wilson & Co 43is debs
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
86X4
91%
10034
99
72
*5034
93
57
97
:.
BHi
82
75
8034
May-Wou
f debs 1980—
Feb-Aug
1978—
—Jan-July
100%
91%
115
9234
9834
■
96
9734
9534
142
119
4
72
May-Noo
1984
136
112%
*
-
,,n,w
of
77
RPcHnn
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 01
securities assumed by such companies.
ask prices; no sales being transacted durin0
*Friday's bid and
selling flat.
165
not
sax*
,
the Bankruptcy Act, or
v
curient week.
A Bonds
10134 .10334
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
dealings have occurred during the current year.
following extensive list we furnish a complete report
Jan. 12 and ending Friday, Jan. 16. It is compiled from the report
stock
the
or
bond in which any
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
.
Last
Sale Price
Aberdeen-Petroleum Corp class A
Acme
Acme
Precision Products Inc
Wire Co common
1
10
Adam Consol
Industries Inc
4%
634
20
JANUARY
Range
Shares
534
634
1934
20%
3%
Jan
5,800
5%
Jan
2,800
14%
Apr
700
1
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1.958
Low
High
434
434
5
Deo
8% Aug
21
Jan
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
Great
Power
Southern
4.20%
834
8%
934
Sep
Alabama
1
5934
59 Va
61
7,900
57%
Dec
69%
Deo
Alan
1234
10
1234
31,300
4%
Jan
ll7/a
Dct
5%
cumulative
634
18,400
1%
Jan
5%
Dec
Alaska
Airlines
_
For
footnotes
see
page
33.
534
53-4
834
600
634 May
Wood Steel
preferred
Inc—
10
1
Shares
High
Range for Year
Low
834
%
%
8934
25
Feb
122,
84 %
1?
Apr
13834 Not
Nov
9534 July
25%
233a
700
1634 May
78
78
7934
150
7534
734
3,500
734
High
Apr
89-34
2534
734
1958
13T4 July
& Jan
13,900
50
100
for Week
Range
•
50c
preferred—100
Co
-
of Prices
Low
Par
High
I_l
Corp
Aeronca
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
for the week beginning Monday,
to include every security wnetne
16
Manufacturing CorpI_—1
Supply Manufacturing
1
Aerojet-General
Aero
1
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Low
Par
FOR WEEK
Apr
3% Mar
s
1003a
'
—-i
'
75
334s series I
debentures
993a
112
1970—Feb-Aug
1967-Jan-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp 234s 1971:
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 234s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 334s series C 1970—
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
334s conv debs 1975
J
5
; 14034 14132
—
Power
income
58
140
55
•
—
87%
78
77
77
1393-4
.
7934
85
'
•>*-»
Penn
86
903a
*
1966
Ja?i-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Ja/i-July
4s registered 2361
Jau-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—Aprll-Ocf :
1st mortgage 334s series O 1979._Apiil-Oc£
5 34s debentures 1982
1—-——Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A 1981
Jan-July .
West
"
24
813»
—
.
Afar-Sept
A 1977—
8034
8434
--
477
31534 11734
--
*10034
3 348 convertible debentures
1970
Jan-July
Southern Tndiana Ry 234s 1994
-Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co. 4y2s conv 1213-June-Dec
Southern ^Pacific Co—
First 4 %s (Oregon Lines)
Gold 434 s
1969—
Gold 434 s 1981
1
121
99%
96
--
.-y
■
81
Jan-July
—
94
84
106%
740
"
20
.
income series A Jan 1981——.-April
mtge income 4Vis series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971-Feb-Nov '
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 334s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 234s series A
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 334s
West Penn Electric 334s 1974
V.n|.
8334
*9134
112%,
99
9334
-
—V
8334
Gen mtge 4s
105% 132
15
8634
11434 11634
11634
■
Feb-Aug
1985
•8634
*97
C"
debentures
125
Afay-Nov
—-Feb-Augr,
84
843a
8434
•
91%
833a
84-
84
i-'-e v" '
*97
8334
Gen
96
8634
109
80
■>_
Wabash RR Co—
"
Smith-Corona
234s
-
8634
Sinclair
Marchant—
V„-.\•
5y4s conv subord debs 1979. wi
:
Jan-July
Eocony-Vacuum OH 2y2s 1976_L:
—June-Dec
South &-North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963—
—April-Oct
Southern..Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—"
3s debentures
1979
Jan-July
10534
10734 10834
105
—April-Oct
1971——April-Oct
534s
38
-993410034
10834
f debs 1983— Feb-Any
s
108%
10074
May-Nov
Jan-July
1977
debs
debentures
Bears Roebuck & Co 434s
10034
9734
20
10134 102%
_Feb-Aug
1972
8334
68
*8534
Jan-July
Afar-Sept
*
Afay-Nov
C 1973_April-Oc£
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
10734
w—.
Mar-Sept
1980
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Gen mtge 434s 1983
;
87
87
June-Dec
1974
91 *
119%
833a
1st
82
8834
9634
97
*82
mortgage & refund 334s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 334s ser J 1982
April-Oct
77
1
81
91
88
1
107
10734
First and ref mtge 234s ser H
8.9
81
*8834
5
Afar-Sept,
1978
F
92
122
9134
Afar-Sept
103%
103
*89
series
3s
172%
122
10934
97 34
10232
Mar-Sept
& Sons 234s
debentures
—
—
'*
Co—
3s series B 1980
f debentures 1977
Seagram .{Jo-s E)
108
*—
10934
Ja?i-July
mtge
3%s
100
*93
Afar-Sept
debentures 1971
conv
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
89
'
202
172%
—
--
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 234s ser E 1975
'
334 s B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V <Se New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
hi Bt Paul Union Depot
America—
subord debentures 1969_.
subord debs 1976
—
—
195
of
Corp
1
206
206
Jan-July
1947——_—Jan-July
§A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
§A334s assented series A 1951
June-Dec <
§ A 634s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dec
§ A3 34s assented series C 1951
—June-Dec
Participating ctfs 434s 1968—
Jan -July J§A6 34s debs series A 1947
§ A3 34s assented series A
72
Co—
1997—
Jan-July
A Jan 2022
—May
1980
;
Mar-Sept
ser
income debs ser A Jan 2006
A 5s
Bt
mtge inc 43as
90
7634
*7034
4s series A
1st mortgage
90
76%
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
Bt Lawrence & Ad.irond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-j7<Zy
Second gold 6s 1996
i
April-Oct
2634 Oct
Not
7% Sep
82
:
.•
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
SO
.
.
.
(370)
Monday, January
19^ jg-g
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCK*
Last
American Stock Kxchaogo
Sale Prloe
Far
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Range for Year 1958
Shares
Low
High
dep
rets
shares.
Amer
37%
All American Engineering Co
lOo
5 %%
Co
8%
Dec
8%
35,200
2%
Jan
7%
Dec
4
5 Va
11,300
2
Jan
4%
Oct
4%
4%
4,800
Apr
5% Jan
4%
Dec
.10
Inc
7%
5
1
convertible preferred
Control
Apr
8
9%
9%.
_1
9%
500
41%
39
1,300
2%
10%
Allied
8
9%
"9%
10
17,400
5% Jan
10%
13%
13'/a
14%
12,500
10% Dec
13%
Dec
Inc
,—
Aluminum
$3.75
Co
of
American
Book
preferred
100
81%
80%
81%
850
•
8%
7%
8%
150
1%
200
1
Co
Electronics
American
Laundry Machine
Inc
1
20
Manufacturing Co
American
Meter
American
Natural
American
•
100
13%
13%
18,300
33
33
33%
1,100
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
28 Va Mar
40 y2
Dec
Jan
39 %
Nov
31%
Jan
43
Jun
Conv
12%
12%
12%
27,900
9% Sep
13
Jan
Central
71%
75 y8
1,700
Jan
78%
Dec
11%
6,100
1,000
7% May
Jan
14 %
Oct
Central
4%
Dec
Dec
Century
14%
15
3%
3%
%
%
24,600
14%
900
9%
9%
9%
3,200
7
6%
7%
12,200
1
5%
5%
5%
200
93%
93%
94%
220
8
5
40%
50%
warrants
1
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp Ltd
Electric Industries—
American dep rets
reg_.
24%
26
12%
16,200
24%
6,900
ey8
4,100
3%
7%
3,500
4%
22 %
Hi
23
1%
111
Indus
800
13% Jan
23 y2
Nov
Club
25,100
1% Oct
2ft
Jan
Coastal Caribbean Oils
Feb
7ft Nov
4%
Dec
Colonial
3
Dec
2%
2%
2%
16,500
2
Apr
23%
23%
24%
17,500
17
Feb
106
104
106
1%
58%
5%
6y8
13%
97% Mar
700
3,300
1
2
9%
17%
25,700
7%
Jan
44,800
2%
Jan
8,300
4,200
4%
4
4%
2,800
2%
37 Mi
35
37 Ye
800
19
3
Apr
July
x29
Feb
_x
_x§
5%#>
Borne
17% Nov
,.,.,,4
13%
13
13%
8%
9,700
2%
238,500
%
Jan
10 y4
9%
10%
3,000
3%
Jan
37/a
3%
3%
6,500
2% May
6%
__1
6%:
400
Nov
1,500
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
3,400
40%
Jan
44
Oct
11
11
11
50o
6%
6%
%
3,500
1,300
7%
Jan
19%
6%
2oy8
•
13 %
13%
200
8
Aug
4%
4%
200
4
13
Jan
1
20 %
410
28
31%
6%
6%
4% May
13% Apr
400
4%
Dec
7%
Dec
2iy2
Jan
Apr
34%
Dec
2,200
7y8
Jan
11%
Jun
1%
Apr
Apr
•
31
6%
3,900
2V8 Aug
7% Aug
5% July
7ya Oct
31
31
250
26 Va
Jan
30
•
72
63
72
350
33 Va
Jan
•
44%
42%
34%
Jan
82% July
46% Oct
common
44%
15,700
bearer
Amer
dep rets ord reg
Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Brown Company common
£1
A
8
40
8ft
8
A
Dec
26,800
4
3,000
13%
preferred
10
77/a
7%
8
9,200
5%
Jan
common
1
9'
9%
2,300
6'/a
Apr
3
Oct
3%
Oct
8% Jan
22%
Dec
8%
7%
8
8%
4,000
7%
7%
1,200
12%
12%
300
Dec
Dec
Nov
Jan
10
8%
8%
8%
1,200
7% Jan
1
2%
2%
2%
4,200
2
Corp
(The) Company
1
15%
15%
700
2.50
12%
12%
13%
3,500
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) A Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 Vie
%
%
%
87,800
Burma Mines Ltd—
May
11%
9y8
Dec
15y8
33%
.!
Buffalo-E'clipse
8 ft
Jan
Feb
2% May
5% Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
% Jan
Atlantic
Cuban
Tobacco
Sugar
8%
Dec
10% Dec
9
Dec
8
July
11
Jun
9% Aug
2% Jan
19% Sep
14% Oct
4
3%
4 Va
17,000
1%
Jun
7%
6%
IV*
5,300
3%
Jan
8y8
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
lOo
3
1
23
3
35
9,900
3%
11,800
22%
23%
8,800
58%
50
Dec
18%
Feb
1%
Jan
3%
Daitch
Camden Fire Insurance
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
common
6 Mi %
preference.
15% Oct
Oil
21%
■i;
.
59
350
55%
Apr
49%
52
250
45
Sep
50
56 %
300
51% Sep
3% Oct
57
Crystal
vtc
Dairies
Davenport
Davidson
Corp
4.
"Jan
16% Jan
Dec
1% Jan
3%
Nov
7
Jan
18% Nov
5% Jan
"7% May
11% Sep
Vl'"- • 7%
■)«14 V8
1,100
14%'"15%
1,300
500'
Va
-
5% Jan
% Jan
5,900"
'
19%
Jan
6% May
May
13% Feb
R
4%
Dec
20
Nov
300
16%
20
14
19%
200
5% '; 5%
2,400
Jan
19
14
15 ' -
14
Aug
6% May
4% Jan
i
2 ]J
May
% Feb
19,100
% Feb
43,700
15%
x58
8
Jan
4%
Nov
2%
Dec
78% July
16% Dec
'
:
8
8%
300
13%
2,100
9%
Jan
17 V*
Jun
'r
44%
150
23 %
Jan
43%
Nov
4%
4%
7,400
1%
Jan
5%
Dec
5% Apr
14% Jan
10%
Dec
19
Dec
13%
;
13
44;
43
4%
11
10%
11
19%
19%
19%
5% Jan
100
2%
•2%
2%
%
73/4
14,300
13%
7,400
30
%
76,200
%
Dec
T '*/A
1
40
100
6 Va
May
7
Oct
9%
12% Jan
24%
'
'
1,500
9%
40%
13
40
%c
Oct
Nov
•
43/e
8
Jan
26% Dec
14%
16% Nov
19%'
,
Jan1
16% Jan
10% Apr
9% Jan
13%;
2.50
A
Jan
•
23% Oct
7,300
13 Va
%
7%'
1%
Dec
9% Dec
31%
_4
Inc
Dejay
1
common
Hosiery
Stores
Jan
3%
Dec
Jan
25Va Mar
481/2
1%
Feb
Jan
Mar
(The)
Co
&
A
Dome
9%
Drilling
Duke
6%
Oct
Jan
5%
NOV
Jan
35%
Dec
35
33 vz
~3%
5
&
DuMont
35
220
3v«
3%
1,100
29%
30
30.%
1,500
3%
2%
5Va
6%
4,800
3%
Jan
1
Jan
111 May
Jan
40% Mar
5,600
7,800
31/4
4%
2
1%
31%
31vo
1ft
24,100
33%
19,800
18
18%.
800
11
18%
1%
1%
1%
1,200
13%
13%
13'%
8,800
23%
20%
23%
16:
153;,
16 1/4
10%
10%
100
12%
.,7.50
12 %
13%
10,100
3,400
400
7 Vs
1
7,100
*
*
24
1
107a
20
46%
I .i
8
4%
Nov
Xl9%
Dec
1%
Oct
July
14
Dec
18%
Ja^i
24% Aug
24% Oct
10
Jan
7%
15%
Nov
Jan
10%
Nov
10
July
Jan
13%
36
Jan
Oct
Jan
8%
Nov
34% May
13% Jan
40%
Oct
3%
X45%
7%
6%
25,800
11
11,400
Va
Jan
12%
Dec
100
39%
Jan
70
Dec
1,800
30%
Jan
51%
Dec
Jan
8%
Dec
46 ','4
6
77
35,300
«
Ltd—
113
1
3%
ftftl
common
Oct
Jan
21%
Dec
•
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Dec
65
65
*
-
Jun
6%
25%
•10%
—10
'
2%
Apr
) :i
33
32.50
.
Dec
20%
*
Co
11%
Mar
3
1
lc
Apr
Jan
22
lj°o
*
3%
4
71/4
Test
Oct
11%
6s 8d
Laboratories—
Dec
Nov
~9%
2%
Co
3%
32
141
11%
1
Common
Duro
Jan
Jan
1
Co_—
Mar
1
Ltd—:..
B)
2%
23
25c
Ltd
(Alien
30
l
Inc
Exploration
<•
128
100
common—
Harris
Power
Dec
Apr
2V4
Company
Corp
17
4%
1,100
Bridge Co Ltd
Brewery
Jan
2,400
._50c
preferred
Draper
Dec
53/*
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Dow
Dec
13%
4%
common
dep rets ord reg
(The)
Corp.
;
Specialty Stores
Oil
Dec
6%
Nov
534
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd—♦
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
*
$2
3% Aug
11%
■"14%
Ltd—
Petroleum
Douglas
100
1,100
5%
Diversified
Dominion
18,200
5%
14%
43/8
Manufacturing-.
Club
27%
•
1
.
American
Diversey
5%
14
Dec
ioe
—
common
Gasket
23%
2.50
Inc
Mfg class
debentures—
Detroit
26%
2.50
Mills
Brothers
Dennison
8%
8
20
6%
71,4
25
»
28%
1
Jan
62
5%
—25
43%
Jun
1
4y8
3%
4%
_fl
36%
36%
36%
350
25
Jan
l
Hit
37 V»
Dec
9%
76,600
4
Feb
10
Oct
•
1,300
•
35%
35%
100
23%
?
2,200
200
Feb
3%
Sep
4% Mar
3%
Oct
4%
Jan
10
Oct
25
1,750
15
Jan
26%
Dec
28%
•25%
6,000
19%
Jan
30%
Oct
4% Aug
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
Iron.
v—~
Corp.-
T
$7 preferred
series
$6
series .B
A_
36
Dec
30 y2
Edo Corporation class A—
Jun
Elder
5%
Sep
4%
29.400
2%
Jan
5 V2
Dec
■
5%
E
4
Sep
25% Jan
Jun
i
9% Dec
1
May
Jan
56
A
]
38% Dec
Jan
27
5
Dec
60
8
;
Sep
Dec
26'%
5%V
*
29
page S3.
3
■
18
50c
Day Mines Inc
:
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Nov
13% Jan
32% Oct
50
6% cumulative preferred
Calvan Consol Oil A Gas Co
Jan
% Oct
500
common
..
Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
32%
v
Jan
5
'
15%
2.50
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class
Driver
% Feb
3% Dec
35
Jan
July
20
20,700
common
Cuban-Venezuelan
-
Dec .ft
2 Va
7%
10s
Calif
see
'i—
*
$1.12
preferred
Cuban American Oil Co
Dunlop Rubber Co
•
3% Sep
y
1,200
-
-
■
25c
c
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
-
■
47% Dec ••'
'
27
1
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Distillers
168,300
1
'^ 7
v
*'
Sep
8%
9
•
i
•^% Dec
2,000
5
Diners'
i5ya
50o
Dec
' 9% Jan
91,000
4%
partic
Crown
Cuban
^
24% Jan
•-y.'6/900
2%*
2%'
60% ,633/4
(Md)
"A"
Dec
31%
60c convertible preferred
6 %
serial preferred
■
.
-
2%
Co
Dec
500
f
•
1
8V2
19%
r
4% Jan
26^6 Mar
-
5,600
61%
Co
8%
14%
18%
&
Internat'l
1
15% Dec
8%
'2,000
"30,100
<'12,300
■
5
44 Va
30%
18%
23^:413 if-
£1
Jan
14%
1
i.-3-tfo
<;
Oct;
10V8
/
3,9 do
50c
common
Dec
31%
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
Cork
Curtis
■
'■
"7%" a"''nvi ' 9'•
i7% - 'l '17V2*: i&%
•'
5%
1
F
:
i
Dec
"7
3% "Jan
"6 % •6 %
1
36%
•
■
^G%'r %%
23%1:- -22% v'23Y8^
1.50
Crown Central Petroleum
Curtis
-
f
^
.ft
3% July
24
1 Va Mar
11,900
'^180
•
28
•
Jan
2
vtJan
,5; 3% 'Aug
100
-
J;
Nov
% Oct
TVa July
/".ft
27/8
....
9,400
•
•
common
Publishing
Crowley Milner
Crown
34
27a Jan ft
v
•
200
1
B
1?« May
14% Jan
-
8^ '-'"8yi'.8%
1
300
5ft Feb
8
38%
•
Brown Forman Distillers
For footnotes
-iog;50o
'"•/•lV' ?_*%
•"
-3
20
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs
Inc
Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
*1
£1
Crowell-Collier
Stores
3,600
6%
8%'Jan
4
\
10c
preferred
2%
6%
Petroleum
5%
11%
Co
Machine Co
105,000
6%i*
10c
Co
American dep receipts (ord
reg)
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Creole
Davega
6
4V2Jan
'3:t;.;v 57/a
-
Engineering—1
Corp—
1
Corp.
Oct
34,400
21% Jan
% Jan
Ltd—
Dec
9%
6%
Beverage
Courtaulds
43
7%
4,400
12,400
1
39%^-3»^;i,39«8
c
v.,.:
2% Jan
X3Va Oct
120
Dec
Jan
9%v^V.9%V.|lt)ir'v '-7,200
1
—
$1 preferred class A
Cott
97
1%
6%
Reynolds
Jan
2%
6%
&
Jan
1,700
■
■
5
26 V*
11%
•
class
200
34%
Lb' 6%
- 3*4%
6
-
•'
Dec
72
;
19% Jun
xlOVa July
950
21%^/:20%' 2l% ' ft
•
Corp..
Varnish
83
Tobacco—
Co
34 ; :
-
•
Jan
Dec
5% May
7% Nov
1
Light A Pwr ord—*
cumulative
1
Inc
Dec
10%
20o
British
Hill
9
12%
43%
31
A
Nov
11%
30
Die
Jun
4
43%
1,600
Ltd
10 y2
12%
common
ord
Dec
43%
98
rets
2
Jan
5
Dec
x
40
Mills
12
25
,
common
97%
Rubber
18% Dec
1%
39
dep
17
Apr
l7/a
1
Co
%
1ft
2,800.
:
14%'^ ,--14 - 14%:
38l%1V38%-88%r
"
Inc
Materials
&
Paint
Corroon
,«
Apr
7,800
3,300
6%
Amer
Industries
Cook
Nov
Jan
1,400
21
39%
American
&
Continental
Coro
6
15%
18%
Dec
ft 38,600
'
Oct
4%
7%
15%
7
10%
7% Feb
10
Inc———..1.25
Lines
Commercial
15% July
8% Dec
7%
97%
British
Air
Aviation
Apr
Dec
--•100
Royalty Oil
Continental
Continental
4
'ft
55
May
-
Inc
Continental
2% May
5% Jun
8
Oil
Stores
Continental
16% Sep
3% Aug
f
Dec
12,400
i?il-;.
13%
-'116%
* 3
*
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Retail
Nov
Oct
15%
Inc
Traction
ill.
'12%
;108
v
..♦•
1965—1——
5% Dec
4% Nov
39% Sep
18%
Nov
30
•'., Dec ft
75
May
May
4%. May
.2,000
——1
Machinery—
to
17%
12%
Apr ;'f
12%
1,100
34%'.A^3! 1
t°/8^ ;4'V
Service————10
Dec
Jan
3% May
11% July
500
Co
ext
Consolidated
4% Aug
1%
19,200
7.60
common
Manufacturing
Bunker
2%
1
American
Buell
1,400
2,400
C) Co common
•
prior cumulative preferred.100
Chemical Company Inc
5
British
S
17%
3%
19%
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
B
3%
Apr
11% May
2% Jan
x
Breeze
Bruck
16%
10%
x
Inc
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brown
200
~3%
_x
(H
Brazilian
4%
16%
7% Jan
25c
A
Public
10%
2%
Bourjois
Brillo
25,300
.•
common
(S)
11%
600
common
Blumenthal
10%
16%
x
Black Starr A Gorham
class A
Bohack
Co
(Canada)
Stone Co_
Cooper-Jurrett Inc.
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
" Class
A voting
iClass B non-voting
10%
Belock
Blauner's
&
Consolidated
14%
Equipment
Ltd
Compo Shoe
Consol
10%
4
9%
•69
z7% Jun
1,430
/
-:*•<
6
V'-" 5%
Consol
'.ft
Corp
Co
"
-
—
7
1714 118*%
10c
Containers Inc_
50c
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
20c
Diesel Electrift Corp.——.—10c
Dec
X
8
convertible class A
Inc
vtc
■•>*•
Corp
Watch
1J|:
13%
Connelly
Dec
187/a
common
-
106% Aug
52
Sep
Sep
79
500
5
—
?
64 Va
50
V
-
Nov
Jan
4% May
7% Mar
preferred
3J/a Dec
25%
26% Jan
4%
4%
Incorporated
Benrus
Farm
Co
' pec ft
3
16% pec "
27
200
'
10%
6%
^
108 y-
■
15,900
5%
14%
210
1%
59%
54
ioe
Brothers
Bickford's
6%
Products Co——.,——
Sand
Community
Vtc
_1
Inc
(A S) Shoe Corp
Telephone of Canada
Instrument Corp
Bell
Hosiery Co——
Colon Oil
Jan
1% Feb
15% Dec
.
■
Jan
.
Claussner
Oct
22%
83
97u
18 .?.<&■'
Clayton & Lambert Manufactunng.—4
Clopay Corporation—
1
100
1
Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Beck
■!
*68%
1
Dec
Aluminum
'.
16
:1c
-—
Co_—
Dec
Cockshutt
8
43 %
Corp——10c
Inc
is Dec
Jan
1 % Apr
7% Jan
-
ft
100
1
7%
7,400
__
Barcelona Tr Light A Power Ltd
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties
800
Oct
108% Jan
-
1,300
51,700
10 pesos
Corp
Oil
35,800
15%
82%
10
-1
22%
8% Dec
«7
6% Feb
"10,400
5 y8
5p
los AndesAmerican shares
Banff Oil Ltd
6%
*
27
1
8%
de
Bayview
V;
3%
•
>
15
27
4%
48,900
1
2%
lOo
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Basic
1
:
Manufacturing Co——
Corporation—'—
8%
Baker
Steel
3
>
'•
82%
4
.
Mining
Corp—
Apr
Apr
B
Barker
189,600
Clary
12% Dec
2%
A
Barium
'9%
-
67%
■
Oil
Controller
•
Bailey A Belburn OH A Gas—
Banco
1,500
Clarostat
4%
Atlas
Class
Consolidated
Cinerama
7%
67%
5
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chromailoy
19
-
14% -17%r.
3%
—10
Inc
Christiana
i»
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
Atlas Consolidated
Mining A
non-cum
«
ft
-1
common——,
Chief
8%
•
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
July
18% Nov
15
.10
Ltd-,
Co
Jan
2%
•
Audio
Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Products
Oct
SVa
2.50
America
commoii——,
Dec
4%
Inc
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
of
Co
Oil
1
Co
Atlas
5%
3% Jan
13% Jan
18
2
Cherry-Burrell
ffi
participating
Line
4%, May
1,400
4;% ":>" 4 %;
,
-10
6%
13% Jan
Jan
9%
-10°
100
pfd
Inc..—
9% Nov
4% Feb
%
100
27
preference—.
Corp
Charter
Dec
Tel—
Coast
Charis
Dec
800
'
Stores Jno
Laundries of America.,
Associated Oil 81 Gas Co__
Associated Stationers
Supply fin
Coast
Chamberlin
50
7%
Associated Food
Atlantic
Oct
102
5%
23
Investors
Convertible
45% Sep
Dec
Co—
preferred——-.
& Light 4%
Oct
103
102%
17%
series
$1.50
Power
Power
%
Jan
23%
..40c
Associate
Non-voting
4% Jan
90% Sep
33% Feb
7%
Associate
Atlantic
May
16% Sep
12% Jan
Jan
6
2.60
Asamera
3.50 '/o
Clark
11%
Maine
Chesebrough-Pond's
5
l
Co
preferred
A
19,500
preference
4%
Apr
Apr
8% Feb
4
Altex Aluminum
Tel
50%
26,800
A
11%
16
93% Jan
12%
Aro
Class. A
47%
41 y8
100
Armstrong Rubber class A
Associated
37%
33%
2% Jan
100
pfd
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Convertible
5,700
14%
Angostura-Wupperman
Co
4%
7/a
4.75
Jan
8% Jan
14%
...2.40
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
3%
18
9,500
2
shares
Arnold
14%
200
200
Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Armour &
4%
32%..
1
Anglo
"A"
4%
21
30
:
Securities Corp——1
Central Illinois
1
200
19
Century Electric Co common——-—10
10%
32
8
r
Dec
May •1
105
*
common
27%
5
Products
34
7% Jan
39% Jan
53/4 A**-:; 5% * 53/4
& Co—
(A M)
325
10 y2
class A
Mines Ltd
Jan
1,200
J:;.T *T..% ;j-%i
-10
Catalin Corp of America—,
—1
Cenco Instruments Corp—
,.-j—.—1
Central Hadley Corp—
—
1
Castle
800
5
Co
15 Va
9% July
21% Jan
1%
HV2 Deo
32% Aug
10% Oct
Jan
'59%: 60
2s ba
1
Co coihmon-
Products
Casco
Dec
ord
B
200
2
Oil
1% May
99
rets
dep
(J W)
41
Seal-Kap
AMI
Jan
Jan
% Mar
24
•
May-'ft
16% Jan
Ltd—
American
Carter
Dec
l
Dec
s
Feb
6%
5% Feb
350
10%
105
—
38 y4
Thread
common
Dec
&
34%
American
preferred
Feb
10 %
Light $5 pfd-
1
3,900
8
Oct
2.ii
Mar
12 5
-5,500
32
-
Jan
25
ft Jan
500
'
5.59
common—.—
38%
American
common
Co
Power
33
74%
Amurex
Carnation
Carolina
39 %
1
5%
10
40
Photocopy Equip Co
Writing Paper
Incorporated
90
Apr
1
1U%
Carreras
Dec
5%
; *31
38%
Co
American
80
65
100
13%
6% pfd—25
Inc class A
1
Petrofina
American
25
com
Co
Gas
1%
100
*
American
American
12'A Dec
America—
cumulative
Aluminum Industries common
American Beverage common
3i%
City
2
70,900
-•->14%'*'l4%r
v r%:"
11%;
-10% 11%'
High
Nov
20% May
1% Dec
4,200
•%'
-
,
218
'39,400
(j
'3/^
13
Corp
—1
Products common.^—5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc_.^.---1
Sep
1
Paper Corp
Alsco
-.,514
Capital
Nov
1
100
Canal-Randolph
Deo
46 V2
33% July
5y8 Apr
Allied Internat'l Investing cap 6toclc
——
22,800
w*:; nr
lit
6
i
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd——-l
Canadian Petiofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Willi'ston Minerals;
6c
Marconi
Canadian
Low
3%
'28%
28%
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—.—10c
Range for Tear 1958
High
-
3ft.
Canadian
Nov
2%
7%
7%
—
200
34 Va
3,100
7%
4'A
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
Allied
38%
Feb
20
Low
3ft
vtc_l
Shareb
of Prices
Par
Petroleums Ltd
Southern
Canada
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Prlee
Hign
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amei
™QCKg
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
JANUARY
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Salee
Week's
preferred
Mines
Limited
t,
-
31%
42%
44%-
700
30%: 32
175
1
l_1
1
Jan
42 Va
33%
Dec
Oct
13%
Jan
75
*175%
142%
Jan
189
Jan
175 y2 Sep
♦
•
30%
2.000
135
»
14%
1
'
14
15%
13
1
Sep
7,100
6%
Jan
17V2 Dec
20,300
%
Jan
4,^ May
1
Number 5813
189
Volume
(371)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
AMERICAN STOCK! EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchaugc
/
,
of Prices
Par
Low
—5
35 U
Share common—
1
Electrographic Corp copimon
Elec&bnic. Communications. Inc—__ __1
_-_l
Electronics Corp;oi 'America'-*—-__
Electric Bond. &
15 k
Empire
500
16'/4
Nov
38%
21,500
32 k
Dec
13%
11,800
16 k
Dec
1-
2
23%
10
8(4
7s
3%
34.400
14% May
4 k Aug
1,150
43 k Aug
.
x8k
7,'. 00
4
10
13
Sep
Sep
500
12
Dec
800
14 k Mar
9%
Esquire Inc
—
25c
Eureka Corporation Ltdi——$1 or
jo.
Eureka Pipe Line common
__
97a
1.100
10 k
9%
'
10
—1
July
2,700
11 ('2X11%
—1
...
102
10
10%
..
41k
■-
Sep
20 k. Dec
6.800
99
41.%
.
'37a
•
41!2
37a
997,500
24%
i.'-
v
•10
'
3k
t
2
.
211,2
99
10c
Manufacturing Co.;
1574
30%
►12 k
100
Equity Corp common——.*_x
—1
$2 convertibe preferred
——
—1
Erie Forge «fc Steel Corp common—
-10
cum 1st preierred
Ero
'-15'a
J
20c
District Electric 5 Vr pfd—
„-_l,
MiHwork Corp——*.—_—
Empire
8,800
13 k
_5c"
Inc
r—r——
Air Freight Corp
—
El-Tronics
Em?ry
36fs NOV
37 (a
■
—
i:,
,a
;r: \22ik .25
14 ta
14%
i5k
56
60%
7a
17,100
56tii "
Insuraiusc
Co
13
9,200
1,200
Jan
32
Sep
for Week
Range
4%
Shares
Range for Year 1958
Low
High
6(4
•j :i'
135'
141
1
Machinery
Cigar
k
374
—5
North America
of
Breweries Ihc
International
International
5
Sale*
Week*
of Prices
Low
Par
Mfg Co.—„50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—
25c
Industrial Hardware
4% Dec
3.200
4
174 Mar
lk Jan
5 k Oct
1417i
3,150
1374
3,50d
90(4
Jan
31(4
4274
4374
2,000
.5
International Resistance Co——__10c
1074
1074
11 (a
12% Aug
Feb
22
32
Feb"
64
2,400
8 k
7
8(4
21,400
Intcx Oil Company——
33 (4 c
1
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing com
1
Ironrite
Inc—;—— -x—.—
1
Ilk
11
T
Israel-American Gil Corp—.
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
i8k
174
Royalty—^.
.—
Irving Air Chute
Dec
Jan
Nov
100
31k
4374
International
Investors
137
10 k
18 k
12%
♦
Products-*.—-——,
High
29,000
International Holdings Ltd—
*
International Petroleum capital stock-*
i
274,000
22%
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
35%
Friday
1«
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1958
Shares
High
3o
JANUARY
FOR WEEK ENDEB
for Week
Range
Sale Price
RANGE
Sains
Week's
7% Apr
371
Jan
7 k
Jan
2
Jan
July
1474 Oct
9k
Dec
1,900
3 (4
36,900
74 k
Sep
8074 Sep
15(4
5%
iik
274
3
1674
3,100
8 k
Jan
17 k
5k
6(4
2,600
2% July
674. Dec
18(4
6,400
8
Jau
17 k Dec
16
11% Jun
274
July
Dec
18,800
2(4 Aug
k May
k Aug
600
1%
7a Apr
140,209
174
27a July
4(4 Dec
1674 Dec
J
iMax.t & Co class A
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument.——1
Factor
shs of beneficial int„—_i
preferred ——~
—30
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
Fargo Oils Ltd—
————,—
1.
Felrooht Petroleum Corp
1
Financial. General Cotp.
——10c;
17
17
~i\u
Inc
10k>
5
*: »13%
177
Jan"
|
7
97^,
14%
47,000
114 k 117
20
10%
Jan
67
Dec
1074
Nov
12% Nov
k' Apr
68
Oct
9
Feb
May
6
2,600
1274
Dec
115
Dec
117
Jan
Nov
.'7?«
7%
27,500
Feb
7A
2
2 k
4,400
lk July
2(4
5k
Dec
Sep
5
5k
3,100
4(b Dec
15 k Jan
7
Feb
40 k
Nov
40:,4
41%
34 Va
4(4
7,500
1
Katz Drug Company
Kawcclci Chemical Co
Kiddo
(Walter)
3k
1
,"40k.
Kingsford Company
:
American dep rets ord reg
General Fireproofing
Hotels
General. Plywood
SiGcneral. Stores
New
7%
lk
1%
17„
4', 2
5
39k
38%
35 '-t
Kobacker
Jun
2
Mar
4(4
Sep
100
474
Jan
774
Nov
■
35
19
31
Dec
5k
4(4 Apr
x29% May
16 k May
Dec
4574 Mar
21k Aug
13,100
18,500
67 k
20,200
17(4
Jan
51%
12 7i
10,500
10 k
Dec
1174 Oct
117a
102
*
107
92
Dec
10174
4
100
50
17,400
77a
Dec
Apr
Jun
,Ti Jan
774
Dec
a
600
6 Ca Mar
974
Nov
13 k
400
774 Feb
..
'
87 a
-
;
Dec
174 Sep
Feb
40
95
-7 k
-
in
8%
2374
Jan
74 May
87
12k
19 k Aug
Aug
Dec
274 July
14(4
13
14
7%
7% Jan
68,000
774
4,800
7(4
274 Feb
95
98
33 k
29k
36 k
32 k
3174
35
5,200
4,050
13
Jan
18 k
20
97 k
Jan
20k May
874 July
10 V* Jan
1574 Oct
Nov
9
10274 Sep
2874 Deo
35(4 Dec
1374 Nov
1374
2,100
k
13 k
300
15 k
16 k
1,000
11
Mar
274
274
274
3,500
2
Jan
3%
Jan
2(4
174
2(4
23,700
lk Feb
274
Jun
274
2
2k
11,300
174 Jan
4(4
2(4 Sep
574 July
13
13
Jan
19% Nov
1674 Dec
%
5,400
18,300
3
74
16 k
11.900
974 Feb
18 k
18
k
18 k
100
12 k Mar
22
Dec
2074
2074
2074
2
16k Jan
23
Nov
9(4
9(4
9k
2,400
374
12%
1274
1274
100
1074
2k
3(4
12,000
—^—_—
Stores—
33(4c
4(4
4
74 Jan
ft Sep
Jan
Jan
1474 Dec
k Dec
1274 Dec
8
May
3
Dec
3% Jan
3
8
Jun
2
1
L
L'Aiglon Apparel
La
Lamson
Industries
Lanston
Inc
Le
19 k
19
1974
25 k
27
700
1174
1174
300
—1
10k
11 (a
16,900
Glenmore Distilleries class B—
1
18%
•18k
19 Ml
3,900
* H
97«
Jan
19
Globe Union Co Inc——
Sep
Sep
221 a
j0t4
227 a
3.400
Feb
21 k
Dec
22 k
223a
1,700
xl47a
15(4
Jun
2174
Dec
Lunkenheimer
3k
Aug
1374 Jan
1974 May
*974 Feb
Dec
774 Dec
19 k
Dec
Dec
31
Nov
16
Aug
11% Sep
Dec
200
9
Jan
4
k Jan
174 July
2(4 July
5% Oct
Ilk Jan
1474 July
45(4 May
474
5(4
1574
3,700
1
36 k
36 k
38 k
180
1
;—10
;—1
~6k
674
250
24
23
24 k
5,000
5
21k
21
24 k
775
Lynch Corp
7
374
71,300
11
1474
Chain—
5k
1074
1474
Inc
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Steel
9k
3
5
674 Sep
17% Mar
4% Apr
3 k Dec
..
64,200
3,600
Inc————
cumulative
Locke
5(4
k Oct
3% Jan
574
10%
1074
——25c
—
(R G)
24,200
2,700
1174
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—
5,«
5
50c
Refineries
Tourneau
774
474
~25c
Corp common
Class A
Leonard
7Va
474
25 k
Inc
common
Lefcourt Realty
7 k
10
5
La Salle Extension University
Lear
4% Jan
3,100
1,300
—5
Corp of Delaware
& Sessions Co
Lamson
5
1
Corp
474
1
Foundry
4%
14
200
1574
1
Shores Mines Ltd—
La key
14%
75 pesos
600
6
5%
1
Inc—
Consolidada S A
Lake
Lamb Industries
53,600
194 3't
•
7 !)
'
Nov
17»
102
:
Nov
21k
67a
*10%
.
_*
—
400
Oct
574
Feb
Jan
20 k
56
12
*
common—
1,200
Vu
8 k
274
Jan
May
1%
57k
1
(A C)
Gifchrist Co
1
f
5:'.,
•
_—
Giant Yellowlcnife Gold Mines—
>
1(4
58,300
36
^
18%
1
Genung's Incorporated —
1,...
Georgia .Power $5 preferred—
—*
84.60 preferred
———
Gilbert
1
:
~6k
.»
25c
General Transistor Corp—
800
174
~5
—5
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krucgcr Brewing Co—
15,600
41%
1 Vn
Corp common
50c:
Corporation——1
1
/
5
6,000
2ft ^9,400
-7.50
Corp class A
Nov
109 k
41
474
157/n.
2
1474
Corp
Jan
12
—*
common
Knox
Dec
28
2(4
16 k
20c
1
-1
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirklancl Minerals Corp Ltd—
Klein <S) Dept Stores Inc—i
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co—
I
i
100
4 '
47n
£1
5
common—
General Indus Enterprises—
3k
7%
25
.1
—
1
Products
300
40k
.
Corp-.
Co
&
Oil Company
Kin-Ark
102(4
Power Co common
._*
preferred
100
Gellman Mfg Co common
1
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co_x
1
convertible preferred
General Development Corp_
General Electric Co Ltd—
(Del)
Co
Kawneer
Kennedy's Inc
Knott
Gatineau
13 k
14
& Electric 4(4 %
Kansas Gas
Kingston
7V4
4
._50c
pfd—100
1
25c
5
5
—.—2.50
—10c
1.25
Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company
57b
109,400
Industries
Kaiser
Jan
4 k
K
1% Feb
6k
28,100
11';,,
112:»4 115 k
5
5%
15c
7 k May
G
General Builders
1
10c
common
Inc—,
Dec
2k
Co—
5%
Co
Industries
May
__1
Company—
(Geo.Ai
Fuller
11 ta
28
-1.25
Brewing Co
Glass
Jcannettc
Jetronic
k Jan
%
.
15,500
8%
115
—
(The)
7'4
10%
.•
14 k
:—_1
A
Head
5,700
45,500
71\{
6% ;
■
11% v
non-voting——
—•
Class. B voting
j
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg——£1
Fox
May
2674 May
25 I
150
1
—
Flying Tiger Line Inc——
Ford Motor, of Canada—
Fresnillo
64% Nov
13% Oct
Jun
1,500
,1k
■6% :
•-
7%
.2.50 V
Inc——._
28 %
.1
7iii
*
18
27 k
Common
Class
Jan
19 k
15
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
$2
FishmUn (M H) Co
Jan
-
Associates-
Fajardo Eastern Sugar
Firth- Sterling
9
5
300
5
474
6(3
30
Jan
2k
Jan
574 Jan
10k
5% Oct
574
Dec
7
Oct
19
Nov
2974 Oct
13 k
Jan
2574 Dec
Dec
Alden
Glen
Corp
Industries-.
Wernicke
Globe
Gobel
5
A
Minos
1
Inc;——
Gold Seal Products Corp cl
Goldfield
Consolidated
22
_1
10c
(Adolf)
1107o
:
«
2k
•
s?k
r
5k
1%
19:!a
Gorham Manufacturing
32% V
Amer Industries
Inc.—
Great Western Financial
New-'common
Great Western
6%
—
x—
preferred series A
_xl
8
Guild
Stores
m Jan
3774» Jan
10,400
9,500
,
25%
i
.
11%
,.i;4iV
100
13
4
X.
».
7,700
100
19
.19'
200
2k
I
28,700
11%
9ta :
,iatii
.
12 k
Harbor
Corp
Hartford Electric
Light_x____-_—c:'25
Inc—.I
1-j
Hastings Mfg' Co—....:
——J_
—V_2
Hathaway Industries Inc—1
—-D':
--
•
-
"
474 Mar
1474 Oct
10
47,',
ilOc
j25c""-
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Z—;
Hcnery, Holt & Co
.
*"•
k
•
25 k
47ii
-^350
77»>R
Co__
..
ji.
22
7%%. cumulative preferred
Hiller Aircraft Corp
7k-"
& Co Inc
L
i_;
___
Hoe
J1Q
!~
12 k
___
Corp
35s?
.
Hofmana, Industries Inc
-x
.
-435C;
Hollinger- Console Gold Mines..— :
...5 ; '
—60c
Holljt Corporation-^—
x
Holly, - stores. Inc -1:
.—it: •
Holophane Co common
HubbelMHarvey
.
4774
& Co—
X5674
—15
133
common-—.
lk
Jan
,174 July
k Jan
474 May
6078 Dec
16
I
86
\ Jan
iik
98
30
2,700
80
71 k
2
30 k
Jan
Humble Gil & Refining—
300
67 k
Hydro-Electric SecuritiesHydrometals Inn ;
Hygrade Food Products
8 k
100
16 k
-r2.5o;
_
American: dep rets ord
(Canada!
•
•
47 3 4
100
Oct
Jan
80
Mar
Jan
30 k
NOV
5k
Jan
Jun
8
18(4 Apr
25
22'%
400
3,100
137i,
5,800
3k
7,900
k Nov
May
9% Dec
3
Apr
600
674
Feb
73.600
%
Jan
6
'
Nov
10
Nov
10
*;
Oct
15
Dec
374 Dec
9k
3,900
8%
:9k
1,300
July
7(4 May
6 k Aug
274
1,900
2 t
Jan
Sep
3(4 Feb
k
337a
8,300
20%
Jan
32(4 Dec
17 a
lk
28,100
,
-
3k'
2 %
10 k
Jan
17 k
2
7a Mar
Oct
900
2k
47%
400
31k
Jan
217 b
9,100
1474
Jan
23% July
20k
1,600
14(4
Jan
22 k
31
100
100
180
1,000
70
374 Feb
Apr..
54
50 k
Nov
July
5674 Dec
Jan
114(4 July
130
Apr
Jan
38
Dec
Jan
102
27
96 t
8%
100
41%
1,500
Feb
,
4k
Jan
8k
iik
May
72(4 Nov
43(4 Jan
-
40%
Jan.
7.400
7k
Jan
7.200
15(4
Feb
T^!a,!a.p?lis ***' & Light 4';c
Industrial Enterprises Inc;
For footnotes
see
page
48
;
74 k
Oct
9k
Dec
15 k
Dec
1474 Sep
2374 Nov
pfd_.
x
33.
:
14%
--
39 k
Feb
4974 July
13
Jan
1474 May
Feb
7k Dec
91k May
100
14 k
1,800
85 V
85
>14'"
14%
Dec
3%
8,200
*774
13%
.100
574
33,300
774
imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland ,_£1-
Jan
774 Jan
1374 Mar
13
May
Mar
21k Nov
3674 Dec
6474 Oct
54 k
56 k
11,300
43 k
Jan
x62k Dec
6%
774
16,000
4k
Jan
12 k
1274
900
8
Jan
1974
19k
1974
300
3674
3474
3874
48,600
55 k
56 k
7
66
X51
22(4
33
4,300
Jan
874 Dec
12 k
Dec
lk Oct
5474 Dec
27
2474
2974
1
1
—10
1974
1974
2074
36,800
3,700
274
27a
274
9,200
13 k
1374'
3,300
May
lk Jan
8 k Jan
1
1074
1074
Ilk
Ilk
6,100
9
Chemical Corp—
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
Michigan
Micromatic
Corp
Petroleum
Hone
States
Middle
Midland Oil Corp
$1 conv
—
preferred—*
——50c
5
50c
50
*
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of CanadaMinnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
4k%
Aluminum Company
RR
100
10c
1
1
-1
Mt Diablo Company
Mills Inc
40
1,900
5(4
82
July
DCc
12 k Mar
20
Apr
2.50
-100
1
:
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
Muntz
TV Inc
,
Murphy Corporation-.
—
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
——5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common—
10
Muter
~9(4
Company
200
23 k
15
23(4 Oct
Mar
8(4 Jan
250
10
Jun
Deo
3(4 Dec
Dec
15
12
Aug
13 k
July
12 k Nov
14 k
1374
14 k
3,400
7k
Jan
15(4 Jun
24
23 k
24 k
2,900
20 k
Jan
26
k
1,400
3474
3474
50
1474
15
6(4
14k
6
6
4(4 Mar
32
800
3774
36
16 k
18 k
IS
lis
Jan
Jun
6(4 Nov
35
Oct
Jan
16
k Nov
9974 Oct
1774 Jan
104
Apr
34
Dec
974
7,100
174
275,200
1,200
38
~~3/„ Dec
74
T(4
Feb
Dec
50c
common
42
3774
42(4
60,600
16
Feb
38 k
23 k
29 k
21,200
6
Feb
22(4 Dec
87
90 k
300
8ft
Sep
94
93
96
90
90
Oct
100
89%
8974
10
87(4 Oct
93
88
k
93
National Casket Company-
weld Machines
3
3
300
2
4
700
3% Feb
Apr
18(4
174
26
17
18(4
145
152 k
850
174
26(4
30 k
8,700
174
25k
29 k
8k
3174
674
1,300
11274 Jan
74
Jan
20(4 Apr
21k Jan
...
.
Nov
31
Dec
874 Nov
674
28,500
2k
Jan
31(4 Sep
7(4 Nov
13% Dec
'
.
9
NOV
2k
Apr
5
Dec
674
x6k
7
700
i
Apr
Jan
..,;2
Dec
2
30(4 Aug
574 Jan
5,500
4.74
1774 Oct
144
18k Jan
3k
11%
1,000
400
4k
9,800
3
27k
1,850
17
800
174 Jan
26
Nov
600
6
4k
Oct
374 Feb
1,000
374
27 k
4
xft
8k
6k
Ilk
16ft
32(4
8
3174
2,100
May1
10
3,100
5k
Corp
1
Machinery
—10
Products Corfimon—1
National Steel Car Ltd—
—•
National Telefilm Associates—
10c
National Transit common1
Rubber
Jun
14% Dec
474 Dec
145
Jun
47(4 Dec
3%
3
May
974 Nov
574
National Mfg & Stores common,
National Petroleum Ltd
;—25c
Research
Oct
Jun
•
37(4 Jan
374
3
1
1
5
1
1
Milling Co
National BeUas Hess common
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Starch
75
144
16,900
1
Industries Inc—
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Napco
National
15 k
48 k
1
—5
Carp
National
1374
47
'"I
Namm-Loeser's Inc
National Electric
280
149 k 152
14
N
Nachman
9(4
9
15 k May
28 k
Monongahcla Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
.100
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
4.50k preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Montrose Chemical Co
1
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6k
cumulative preferred
—4
Vernon
Ilk
1674
"ctfs"
Warrants
Mount
13%
.1
common
Piping Co_^
Miller Wohl Co common
3474 Oct
1974 Mar
750
68 k
5 k
'
574 Dec
Ilk Dec
6
23,800
11,400
Jan
Molybdenite Corp (Can) LtdMolybdenum Corp of America
Mar
7Jk
5*V
£1
regu_-
3374 Dec
24 k
National Presta Industries Inc..
capital stock
Jan
5,000
Mirro
t
2^7,8 '25'
of Canada-
13a/4
547a
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
ImperiaK Chemical-Industries—
nnperiatTobacco
Ilk
23k Nov
2574 Dec
51k
Dec
"v
-m
--"T:
-11
25 »4
1274
10 k
1
Dec
2
63,k '67
Ilk
-LIS '
—
11(4
11(4
*
1
-1
Nov
4
»
x
1274
5
197a
8.400
3
"8
;
1(4 Dec
1274 Dec
1374 Jan
21,100
1
31k
29,500
9974 100
f*4'
—5
—
-
.
1574 Jan
1174 Dec
.3 IS Jan
*
1074
'
8 ia
9k
68 k
:i
Hurd Look &
Manufacturing Co_
35 k
3
Dec
Jaii
4%
58
X5674
"I 129;
134 k
38'a
5
common
26
31k
1,600
9,600
£1
Feb
674
'
) Inc
2474
35
74 Aug
4 k Jan
5474
274 Mar
1974
100
.100
,
26
7% Jun
8 k Feb
26,500
18,200
—1
—5
Nov
20
-
14%
1
Co
5(4
24
31«
10
1874 Nov
4,900
1ft
5
Midwest
2.500
46
n-
800
17
ltx«
Iron
Mid-West Abrasive
24,500
32
17(1 :>•
3k
19k.
Co_I_Z—.
Horn, & .Hardart Baking Co
Horn &. Hardart
5%- preferred
33%
1074
16
Jan
Nov
1,700
25 k
9
r
1074
1(4
}J
474
Sep
2k
..
83/a < >
'2 k ,
1074
Feb
900
274 Mar
38%
:3t'.v
21
A.
.
Horme* (Geo Aj
k
21(4 July
3274 Dec
31
-
Home OIL Co Ltd class
Class EK
Hoover Ball. & Bearing
9
12(4 Dec
1ft
Jun
12,300
12'
v
:3k
common
Class. A
Hoffman, International
..
774 Apr
11(3
3k
2k
.
18,800
"lk
10 k
8%
274
1374
Island Mining Corp Ltd——1
65(4 Dec
133,300
22-.
9k,;;
1274
33
Merrill
Jan
:7k
:6.-
i
Higbie Mfg Co common
Highway Trailer .Industries Inc.. —25C
a
24(4
Mfg Co—
Sep
6174
4%,
•
12 7
1374
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Jan
'2k
22 k
%
24 V« July
23
(A G) & Co common
Johnson, & Co
7
1,300
1,500
98 7L(a
,
m.
71k'«";'
common—— —1
Electric
Mead
Menaseo
2
4%
5Q
1074
..
—10c.
Hevi-Duty
McKee
56
34 k
s
700
14
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft COrp
3.800
574
O■
k,,.
Feb
29k
24
Inc
27.100
'4%
,
Hcrolds-Radio
Electronics-
5% May
Oct
4k
5k
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
&
Industries
600
10' 4
68
30
—100
—
Dec
12% Jan
k
9a
1—
3,900
4k
1574
25(4 July
4k
1074:.
3ft
common—
—
Dec
Jan
174
1,100
'
•
.7
59
—
28,100
4,500
4,
17-4
Heller.! *W. El & Co 5 k % "pfd
preferred
Dec
40(4
Nov
1974
:
1
4%,
July
3(4 Mar
32 k
:.'66k
4k
5
31-
16:,.|
,or.„
11'
nqcla. Mining Co
_
4k
1,800
19 k
iok.
'
Helena., Ruben
ielena., Rubenstein
Heli-Coik Corp- 1
20 k May
Dec
29 k
68
Havana-Ltthographing Co
•
,
32 k
•
Harvard Investors
~
Dec
11
Jan
Nov
174
Mesabi
,37a
.
;
19
—10
Hassel Bishop IncHazcRino- Corp--—-x—1—
174
Nov
Maule
"■
16 k
„
165b
——!
J
.
*
37«
—_2
-1
—
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>
17% Aug
Oct
6174
2874
7
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
5,74 Jan
23 k
Jan
1674
Mangel Stores common
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Jun
15
Nov
9
Dec
Jan
Feb
29 k
10c
50c
Metal & Thermit Corp
10<V,
1
Plywood
Hartfield- Stores
6(4
x30
Jan
6% Jan
39k
X,
Machine Co
Hiu-nischleger Corp_.—_1—1
¥eb
Dec
11,500
10
.8 %
.
3vV:'
U
D American
92
'
■
•
Hail Lamp Co—
2 'k
lft >
*
3,600
io
12
7,12"i
2%
1,000
..
117 a
-
5k
25%
5
25.
■
274 Aug
2 k Aug
174 Mar
1
12
37 k
500
10,900
1
-1
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co
10,100
42
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine————-
H
Nov
38
5
.■—1
Corp
1274
lk174
93%! 103 k
products, -common--—
Western
Jan
:
*
Company Inc.__10e
States. Land „& Industries——50c
&
5
2,200
11,600
84,900
56 k
warrants
Mages Sporting Goods
2'2
'
2
16
5374
v.-.-: m
Mack Trucks Inc
Dec
Ilk
174
15 k
30c
2.50
Macfaddeu Publications Inc
10(4
10k
■
174
16
56 k
2
Jan
;2k
1%
—.—~-30,.t-
Apr
Dec
—1
1
(The) Co
Dec
3171$
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co_
Louisiana Land & Exploration
6's
900
2k
40 k
Films
Gulf
8%
174
21(4
16(4 Jan
21 i
Jan
*
Griesedleok:Company-———.-IV
Grocery
800
99 k V
Greer Hydraulics
50c
Gridoit Freehold'.Leascs-j-——i_9c," »
Gulf
17a Apr 1
474 Nov
% Jan i
1,400
-
Inc——60c
Producers
54,000
197a
32k
Ilk
Apr
11%
'
—1
:-l
Co
1—x——
174
187a
'
10c
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
4.500
3,500
l3"l k
,
8
—
Great
2:f-t
6a/n
.
1%
Goodmaiv Manufacturing
Co——16%
common..—-4
Grand-Rapids Varnish—2_
__1
Gray Manufacturing Co.—
.-5-'
7
53i
/■»
7%
1674
16(4
16%
16
15 k
4
3k
16%
1,600
10%
4k
Ilk
2274
20k
25
23
20 k
24%
6ik
54
61k
17 k
17
18 k
2,375
20,400
2,100
9(4
9k
974
4k
4(4
4k
Jan
9% Sep
ft (4 Oct
3(4 Dec
Jan
30V4 Oct
11% Jan
1074 Jan
187,400
1074
374 Nov
1Q
2174 Aug
14
Sep
311 Dec
lk
Jan
9
Jan
11% Max
4,600
12% Apr
13
-Apr
1774 July
20% Aug
2,600
36
500
62,300
■
Sep
55
18(4 Dec
24
574 Apr
3(4 Apr
Dec
May
974 Aug
5(4 Sep
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
.
.
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(372)
Monday, January
jg
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
National
Union
Neptune Meter
Nestle-Le Mur
New
Electric Corp..
Co
common
Chamberlain
New
England Tel
Havea
Idria Min
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
&
Pacific
Coal
New Park
New
Clock
Now
3.800
19%
Jan
35 %
Dec
St Lawrence
15
2,000
5%
Jan
17 %
Nov
Salem-Brosius
1,300
lft Jan
16574
164
1
2%
2
28
Land
1
Oils Ltd
-20c
—1
4 74%
series. 20
17%
17%
100
17%
9,900
18% Jan
29% Oct
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
series_2o
18
18
100
17
Dec
16%
3,500
7%
Jan
19% Oct
5.60%
300
1%
9,100
%
Nov
lft May
21% Aug
% Jan
1%
24,900
1
1%
128
'
17a-
lft
IB
69
63
—10
18
18
18
Jan
250
13% Feb
25
1ft
22,900
2%
2A
3,600
11%
12%
14,800
IIH
1
73/4
7%
73%
Cement class A_
3474
33%
34%
1,900
—10
North American
Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
4ft
415
54,400
2% Jan
4%. Sep
774
6%
16,000
4%
7% Dec
8774
69%
86%
7%
69%
1
274
2 ft
'174
1%
Hi
3%
2%
4
—50
1——50c
O
20%
1
65
May
72
Jan
88%
280
83
Nov
96
Apr
2%
19,400
22,400
1% Oct
4ft Feb
1% Oct
3
497,200
Va Sep
19%
22%
38%
39%
700
95%
96%
180
8%
Apr
3Vb July
20% Dec
40 %
Nov
Nov
102
Jan
'
1%
1%
1%
6,500
lft Sep
lft Feb
2%
2%
500
1% Feb
4%
4%
300
3% Aug
4% Aug
73%
76%
1,250
40
Jan
82
Oct
16%
17
700
11
Jan
19
Aug
———1
II
preferred
7
okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
shares_10s
Securities
74
-i
,
16%
IIHIIH—1
6
74
5%
6%
3% Jan
9,500
2%
6% Nov
Apr
070
5
5
ISt
piO—
1st preferred
5 f/o
1st
c/o
.25
redeemable
34%
35%
700
31%
28%
26%
31%
3,400
30
Aug
28%
800
27
Aug
1st
27%
1,100
25%
25%
26
1,800
26
25%
26
400
25%
25%
100
23%
23%
400
22
22%
300
25
25
preferred
25
H_
i
Warrants
Power & Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C
A) vtc
Pan
22%
89%
89%
90
87
86%
88
95
95
97%
Western
Seton
"pfd—1—100
*
181/4
11%
"
t
Patino of Canada
i
Ltd
138% Dec
4%
5%
64,200
1% Mar
17%
18%
41,900
16% Apr
10% Dec
11%
Poruvian
&
ft
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Railways
Va Jan
2% Jun
14%
100
11%
1,400
81,600
400
4%
Jan
14% Nov
14
Jan
5%
7%
4%.
4%
2,000
8
400
7% Dec
8%
100
6
6%
400
Jan
4%
9% Dec
6% Nov
Jan
10%
101/4
7%
62%
July
Nov
Nov
61%
60%
61%
1,600
47
23%
24
1,300
16% Apr
24% Dec
ft Jan
1|S Oct
26% Nov
1ft
25%
25%
63,4
5%
lft
6%
8,000
28
11,700
6%
4-%
11
3,700
5%
Jan
Jan
5%
14,100
Jan
10
9%
10%
1,100
4
i
"
10%
9%
10%
3,400
6% Mar
Anr
84
1%
1%
i
Erie
50
IIII—III—*
Co
III"
To
IIIIHl
commoIT—TI2I50
85%
1,200
10%
10%
38
1,300
1,800
7,100
A
-
4%
«
3%
4%
13
12%
13
66
175
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc__ HI
Prophet (The)
Company,—
Providence Gas
1
t
ColoradnH"
13
Oct
12% Sep
lft May
86
Dec
11% Dec
36% Oct
2% Oct
Jan
13% Nov
3%
3%
63%
G4%
150
15%
15%
3,000
3%
6%
14% Dee
%
%.
375,500
19,900
71 Va
% Jan
15,000
2% Oct
48
Jan
Jun
3ft May
65
Nov
16
Dec-
% Sep
preferred
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
"II*
Jan
13 % Aug
35%
35%
150
30 3,4
Jun
35%
Sep
34%
Dec
*
.—II*
III
"II
I20
common
*
Oil
Co
Co
34%
800
187
1,300
63/a
15,000
3%
9%
6,100
6
6
374
3%
lHII*
Zi
1
Hi
,_1
»
if-*#-
43
43
1174
1074
Apr
3%
Feb
Feb
5%
42,600
Jan
12%
Dec
1,600
4% May
23%
21
23%
1,900
12Jan
12 .50
50
8%
22%
Dec
3774
367a
37%
3,000
31
Jan
37%
Nov
5774
59
80
50
Jan
57
'
8%
,
,_25
.25
9
874
'
25%
1,300
23% Dec
24%
25%
1,600
23%
25
.25
25
preferred
„
-
.25
25
Southern California Petroleum
Southern Materials Co Inc
—.w-
-25
25
;
mm*!
223/4
_~~25
25
Corp
—»
50 74
2274
45%
21%
..2
J2
13%
1274-
—.
81
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
jqc
Forgings Corp
(Ky)
Tube
Statecourt
Canada
300
8%
(Hugo)
95
Feb
Dec
5%
3,000
Jan
8% Aug
16 Va
18 %
4,800
13% Apr
17
Feb
64 V4
68%
3,700
45 Va
67
Dec
13
12%
2,100
9%
23%
2334
13%
24%
4%
5%
7,400
5
7%
7
1,800
Jan
16 %
2%
Feb
Dec
4%
15% Jan
Sep
23%
Apr
Dec
7%
500
Dec
lft
lft
48,500
4% Apr
1% Dec
8*Va
•1%
3 ft
July
3%.
3%
■»4%
7,300
13/4 Jan
4%
Dec
13 %
Dec
12
12
6
6
12%
400
300
6%. Apr
3% Feb
26 %
4,700
13% May
79%
250
6
5%- Deo
1
24%
IIHIIs
-HI
*
6 Va
7
900
46% Jan
4% Jan
6%
Oct
15%
15%
16
600
13
Jan
15%
Dec
5
20%
19%
2i%
6,900
13
Va May
18 3/8
Dec
200
12
78
common
23%
7434
7
Zl
16
16
(Del)HIIII 10c
"4
•
21
20
5
34%
22%.
33%
34%
22
22%
36
35%
37
Corp
Corp
Co
Nov
Nov
17%
25c
;
—111111.1
IIIHl
Inc
(S)
7-
18%
28%
67%
1
Stylon Corporation
Sun Ray
Drug common
Shop
8%
Feb
Jan
V
cpmrnon
Container
8%
2%
7
2234 Mar
—
10
-
&
Stroock
4%
600
HEoc
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Stone
Dec
9,300
ordinary-.
Stop
Oct
Dec
12 %
5%
Inc^
Dec
5Va
12%
4% Mar
16%
III—IHl
Dec
Jan
4%, Jan
27%
LtdlHI
Steel Parts
Corporation(A) & Co common
B)
1%
3,400
15,800
1
Stein
(J
18,100
12%
11%
15 %
Enterprises Inc
Instruments
of
Co
85% Aug
27
preferred^
Steel
14% July
14
Sep
Feb
11%
5 %
~i
Statham
May
16%
Corp
convertible
6
X51
27%
1
class B
93% Jan
600
200
1
Corp
Uranium Mines
(The)
Jun
23% May
4% Sep
10%
IHI?
—1
Standard-Thomson
23%
Oct
23% Jan
12%
Standard Products Co—
-IHIHl
Standard Shares Inc common-,
Standard
20% Aug
19%
1,100
9%
82
4%
Jan
10%
~H
H_I
_
Oil
3
Dec
24%
11—20
$1.60 convertible
preferred
Standard Financial
Corp
Standard
3%
IHII—1
Dec
50%
1,000
13%
9
55%
Jan
Dec
500
5%
Jan
42
21
500
21%
1
-1
July
May
26
100
21
574
Deo
27-
Nov
Nov
1,100
50%
23
2074
2
-2
HHIIIHs
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Stalil-Meycr Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
Standard
Dec
Ii
24%
Southern Pipe Line__
Southland Royalty Co
Sep
Dec
40
..1
,,
cumulative preferred-.
cumulative preferred
Stanrock
7%
4Va
1% Feb
273%
.25
25
Nov
583/4 Dec
Dec
3%
25
cumulative
Dec
49;%
convertible preferenceconvertible preference
Starrett
160
Jau
3% Jan
100
12%
Mar
32%
25%
16%
Sep
95
25,100
*
6%
% Apr
6% Dec
»
16% Mar
50
54%
9%
5174
.25
25
11%
common
I
-
3%
4%
28% pec
72
Nov
-
16%
Jan,
Deo
192,300
1%
Jan
3%
Dec
900
15%
Jan
20%
Dec
600
29
Va Jgn
38
Oct
600
15
Apr
24
Dec
1,650
21
18
Jan
47
Sep
16-
July
*
8%
Jan
1
Sunrise Supermarkets
Corp
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
374
3
3%
17,100
Jan
3%
Nov
25c
21%
21
2174
700
11
Jan
25%
Dec
20%
20%
400
11%
Jau-
21 %
24,900
3 3%
Jan
4% Dec
Jan
4%
1
■
•»-*
1%
Sep
"Hi
5%
474
574-
r__ 1
374
374
4%
H
3,600
2 3/4
6%
6%
7%
1,700
2% Mar
x153/b
1474
1574
1,300
13V4 Jan
16%
Jun
x15
1474
15
1,500
1274
Feb
1674
Jun
8
200
Jan
81/4
Sep
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Oct
34
187
5374
.£1
common
11%
3% Sep
34%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred—...
4.32%
4.24%
4.08%
Sep
Dec
Jan
California Edison—
original preferred
4.48%
3%
2
8%
7% Feb
19%
Mar
3%
8% Jan
x35
2
7,900
1,100
2,600
5,800
~2%
10,800
1,900
4%
Sep
Sep
3%
*3%
10 34
11%
4ft
55
5%
11%
4IJ
Jan
10
10%
16% Mar
36
10%
11%
800
100
5,000 fr
Publications—
10%
50%
45
% Jan
Sterling Precision Corp
48%
4274
ft Jan
11%
48%
54
16,800
Stetson
Stinnes
Jan
Deo
Feb
Southern
4.56%
Jan
33%
32
27%
138,400
Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common
4.78%
1
100
26,600
15
Oct
13%
% Apr
Apr
3474
4174
174
Jun
2,200
56,200
347a
6 74
7%
19%
Va
21% Oct
%
11 Va
33% Dec
Feb
Jan
134
Jan
Sep
Feb
50
17
%
Jan
82
100-
1,100
1%
Jan
20% Jan
Dec
May
6%
South
50c
20734 Dec
91%
34 %
38
—5
5
4.88%
"
Jan
40
22
ft
Dec
4% Nov
25
95
49
%
130
36%
Apr
1
preferred
Oil
1,300
Nov
734 July
Jan
2%
Dec
40<
Jan
25c
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonptohe Corp—...
5%
104%
3,900
Dec
11%: Dec
34%
Skiatron Electronics & Telev
LOc
Corp„10c
Slick Airways Inc__
Soss
•
49
21
'
-
Va
Jan
2F-
41%
II 10c
Inc.
Venezuelan
South Penn
474
-
95
22
1
4%
50
202
••
Simca American Shares
convertible
1
Li Va
Apr
6% Feb-
25
—
Lighting
3%
Nov
2
A
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Silvray
374-
95
10c
36%
35%
4
3
common
8%
1,900
24
35%
.2
11%
87%
35%
1,200
B
1,100
Q
Quebec Power Co
class
1,100
18-%
4
H
Sep
Nov
14% Dec
30% Nov
•
26% Jan
•
Co
2%
7%
*
Co
674
86%
3,000
Ltd
Gas
15
33%
774
7%--
lOOi
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
10%
19
67ir
common
6%
34
9,400
25
common
10%
3
5,900
10 %
Nov
1%
% Apr
8% Jun
•
14%
10%
20c
5
43/4 Sep
Jan
3ft
100
_
comlll
Nov
1%
1574
,
—
NOV
B%
55% Jan
64%
1
474%
Jan
18 Sep
59% Apr
5% Jan
18% Jan
600
63%
~i
IIIIIIII!♦
common
Pressed Metals of
America!—10c
Preston East Dome
Mines Ltd1
P R M Inc—,
~~
oTjp
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
44
66
Power Corp
^
—#Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties
Ml
LtdPratt & Lambert Co
cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
3,800
84
10%
44
6%
1% Jan
i
18%
9%
,
4% Dec
8%
8%
6%
Dec
16% Sep
15% Sep
Jan
4%
t
common
Service of
Jun
35% Aug
8% Jun
% Jun
14%
iop
Poloron Products class
Powdrell & Alexander
Public
103
233/4
lft
Corp—IIII—III"
Prentice-Hall Inc
22% Aug
13% Dec
1% Jan
14%
14%
9%
Dec
7,700
2
5%
10%
3%
152,400
1%
5%
Tel~Co-UOpesos
Pierce Industries Inc
Pioneer Gold Mines ram
Pneumatic Scale
ft'
Jun
o 5n
Philips Electronics Inc_
Aircraft
47,000
Jan
8%
Minerals—l
Lon^Dlst
Phillips Screw Co
Piasecki
5%
91 Va
28% May
4% Feb
97
(Ma"ss)—20
Co
Corp
Oiis
125
800
5
o~Hn
' ?
HH
Pn,?fnefJI(M,ni «facturinS
Pel feet Circlo
7,200
34%
Aug
i
Traffic Co
_
12%
1001/4
84
a
Peninsular Metal Products
Penn
Pep Boys (The)
Jun
1023/4 Jun
5%
14-%
99
92% Oct
33%
o
23% Jan
96% Jan
107% Feb
ic
™
■"tT4 * 'Nov'
90
__
Parkersburg-Aetna CoriTI
'170
160
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer
shares—l Bol
Park Chemical
Company,
*
Parker Pen Co class
A
Class B
;
Dec
•
130
99
34
86%
Jan
87%
•
86
5%
2 Bol
Israel Oil vtc
%
1,200
24 Va
2,100
17%
10%
5
27
26% Jan
13%
17%
Mining
Breweries
Jan
1
%
Apr
2ft Mar
Dec
9
107,900
common
Sherwin-Williams
Silcx Co
5,100
3i
13
20c.
7%
13%
*
%
—
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
$1.25
32%
Sep
3% May
13%
*
Class
31
31%
*
1
&
22,900
1
of America
Denn
Oil
14%
Apr
1% Doc
9%< Nov
6% Sep
Nov
6%
10c
Sherman Products Inc_
Signal
200
juiy
July
21
5% Mar
1% Apr
Va Jan
4,300
13%
14%.
53%
lft
3,800
1%
21
23%
Jan
8,300
2%
22% May
Jun
3,900
7%
"7 ft
1
7
4%
125,100
1%
•
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sicks
6%
7%
1
——
Leather
500
12
2%
2%
H)c
•
2ft
6
2
Servomechanisms Inc
Sliattuck
1,600
11
Corp class B
Servo Corp
5%
2ft
Seemaii Bros Inc
Serrick
6%
9-
11%
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Sentry Corp
8%
5%
19% Aug
44,400
_1
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Secburg (The) Corp
24%
-
5%
1
24% Nov
21% Aug
21% Sep
8%
1(3
—50c
Sinclair
Jan
1
A
Securities
Simpson's Ltd
27% Jan
1 Va
Airlines—
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Oct
lft
25c
Apr
30% Apr
29% Jun
24% Sep
22% Oct
23
—25e
33%
143%
143
86
i
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
27%
.25
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred—III_•
$4.40 dividend cum
preferred
•
$4.75 dividend
preferred
*
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
III*
$4.36 dividend preferred
I
~*
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific
31%
.25
redeemable 1st preferred
5 </o
redeemable 1st pfd series A~
4.80% redeemable 1st
preferred
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred
4.36%
.25
25
preferred
22%
.
$3
*
22%
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd-
Simmons-Boardman
/
20
-
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd-Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—
Saxon Paper Corp.
Sayre & Fisher Co
Seaboard
20%
5% series—.20
preferred
Shoe Corp of America
37% Dec
x91
Feb
2% Dec
Feb
99,200
39
—90c
common
Corp
Apr
10
9G
HI ^
—1100
common
Oxford Electric
Nov
5% Jan
3% Nov
2
preferred
Okalta Oils Ltd—
Overseas
<36
Jan
26
2,100
....:
Ohio Power 4 74 %
Corp
8% Oct
35% Nov
Jan
4ft
(Dof.)IH IlOc
Oceanic Oil Company
Ogden Corp common
cumulative
100
4%
13% Dec
Jan
5%- Apr
26
-100
I—II
Northern Ind Pub Serv
474% "pfd
Uranium Mines Ltd
Warrants
40o
4%
c
—25
Northspan
Town
34
43J,
lft Jan
2% NOV
1
Northeast Airlines
North Penn RR Co
Old
34
"43/4
—1
Ltd_j_
Ohio Brass Co
% May
Jan
1%
1,400
—10
Railway
Mar
39%
lft
Nov
Dec
600
274
Southern
1%
25% Dec
69
V/n
12
Dec
Jan
11%
2,700
69
135
Apr
lft July
2,100
223,;,
1% Oct
ft Jan
94
25
Cumulative preferred
Cumulative preferred
Nov
21% Sep
8% Dec
Oct
28 •'! 4
1
Norfolk
500
1% Feb
1
North American
Class B
Feb
21
18%
Apr
7
3% Feb
1874
1
13
100
Apr
::io
Inc
5,000
8
8
%
Nipissing
Lites
High
Apr
ft Jan
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Noma
19 %
12%
28%
%
Hill
Mines
San
18
pesos
10,700
6,610
128
common
Dec
Milling Co Ltd—
16
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
183 V
18
2.50
.
San Carlos
18%
46,500
IS
*
Oils
161%
Jan
Inc
18%
*
common
25,700
1%
York Auction Co
lft Sep
Corp Ltd
1
lft
New York & Honduras Rosario
New
York Merchandise
Low
2%
16
common
125
Range for Year J958
High
167%
1
_25c
&
1%
Shares
15%
-50c
Mining Co
Superior
35%
1%
Co__.
Co
Arizona
Co
34 74
14%
Low
Par
34*1»
17a
for Week
Range
of Prices
2% Dec
Jan
5,700
14%
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
1
Sales
Week's
Friday
16
American Stock Exchange
2%
-100
Watch
Chem
JANUARY
2%
1
Zinc..
Process
New
&
«fo
ENDED
STOCKS
High
-50c
Petroleum
& Tel
New
New
New
—5
common
2%
WEEK
Range for Year 1958
Shares
of Prices
Low
_30c
FOR
for Week
Range
Sale Price
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dec
8% Aug
6% Jan
36
Sep
R
Ramo
Investment Co
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
1
_———!——Hi
HHlO
I_ll0
Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
1
$1.25
convertible preferredReda Pump Co
Reis
Oil
I
II
Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic
Industrial
Resistoflex
Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Grande
Valley
Vtc extended
Gas
to Jan 3
19G5
Rolls
Royce Ltd—
American deD rets ord
reg
Roosevelt Field Inc
-
For footnotes
Dec
15%
Nov
56%
7,300
13
12%
13%
6,700
6"% Mar
22%
23%
20%
22
1%
%
400
17
3,400
1%
16
17,500
%
53%
3,000
13%
29,600
I
1
874
33%
1%
8%
1
1%
8%
14,400
15,500
—
9%
9%
•
Hi!25
1
Co
1
page
4
5%
5,600
85
250
5%
13,800
153^
700
7%
53i
7%
8%
4,400
5%
5%
8,800
1834
18 %
1 Va
May
Aug
Jan
51%
Dec
4%
Jan
19% Oct
Va Jan
2,400
4,400
2% Jan
80
12% July
4% Jan
4%
10
40%
4%
1,200
3%
Jan
4%
800
2%
Apr
Va'
Dec
Oct
Dec
2,700
7,500
4,600
4
8%
21
5,900
10%
15%
Jan
1% Jan
Nov
Inc
Class
4%
B
class
A
common
—5
common
cumulative
Tampa Electric
Technicolor
5
preferred:
Co
Inc
common
Texas
Power
& Light
Shovel Co
-
774
11,500
374
Jan
274
27 a
12,100
974
1074
4,800
1274
Dec
574
7%
7,938
474
Dec
8%
Jun
1474
1574
5,105
107a
Dec
1574
Dec
Jan
374
Jun
2
2
ft
274
4,112
74
♦
9374
9374
95
75
26%
26 74
27
901
2
Inc
27a
3,225
9%
10
2
974
974
1,404
1
ft
May
29
Deo
4
3274
32
35%
3374
36
6,909
19 74
18
207a
2,407
1074
874
600
601
ii May
Jan
101
20%
33
Jan
Dec
-25c
,
Roofing Inc
274
1974 May
7a Jan
93
—_1
Thriftmarket Inc.
45V4 Oct
874 Nov
2
Apr
1074 Dec
10,852
ft
III-5
;
70c convertible preferred
Markets
7%
14% \
1
—10c
Thorofare
Jan
2%
10c
Inc
Tilo
34V4
—25c
$4.56 pfd
Co
4,000
6%
common
Thompson-Starrett
45%
10
1
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc
Tex am Oil Corporation
Texas Calgary Co
Thew
443'8
7%
——1
—20c
Industries
7
4574
common
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Telepromptor Corp
Television
8
10
2074
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
274 Nov
974 Nov
Jan
3974 Nov
Jan
3474
Nov
1974
Jan
Jan
Nov
4Va Sep
14% Jan
2% Jan
4% July
2%
Jan
6%
Nov
22 Va
Jan
48%
Dec
5% Apr
4% Aug
Amer deposit rets ord registered —£1
Amer deposit rets def registered
5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
374
374
1,200
3674
3574
3674
1,304
3374
Dec
4274 July
Toledo
Mar
5%
3%
4% Sep
7
3%
4%
10% Mar
Jan
5
3%
Jan
Feb
2%
1
3
Deo
5%
-•
1% July
6%
3%
37
Nov
86%
11%
37
Dec
9% Dec
1% Jan
11V«
33/4
12
37
Aug
3%
11%
1
33.
19%
'
Va
ft Mar
7% Jan
7% Jun
14%
3
Dec
1
700
4
5
Nov
19
1"% Jun
82%
15
25%
Jan
1,500
3%
60% Nov
Jan
34
39,325
J*
24% Oct
Jun
%
9,800
34%
32
2%
100
1
7% Jan
56%
11%
50c
common
see
20%
52%
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
—
8,750
22
w
30c
(The F C) Company
Aeronautical
Nov
13
1I50
Roy a lite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave
32%
53%
£1
Roosevelt Raceway Inc—
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Ryan
Jan
Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
Russell
11
10
-IHl
Hi
_Hl
IHEoo
Corp
Corp
4,500
5qc
IHHII-1
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
Rico Argentine
Rio
"*
50
30%
16% May
45 % Jan
,
i
24%
29%
20%
54%
20
HIIIII
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster
Talon
24%
291a
22
8674
86
88
150
8374
Nov
96
Edison
4%%
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
834
100
3
1
2,005
174
7%
3,504
.'274
1774
1,606
1
1%
174
174
10,732
—50c
18
It
834
1,306
3074
29%
3074
31i%
1,302
1874 Feb
2874
29%..
4,905
1334
Jan
3174
19
2074
2,705
1574
Apr
2074 Not
Cont
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Trans
Lux
Corp
True
Inc
Two
A
8
1
Co
Temper Corp
Trunz
314- Deo
374
674
Trans
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Tri-Continental warrants
Dec
Jan
1574
_1
Corp class A
Caribbean Airways class A. —10c
class
4
Jan
6 34
Trans
Co
2
1574
Tower Acceptance
Industries
2%
8% Oct
674 Feb
Inc
Guys from Harrison Inc
•
10
•
207 a
8
1
1,867
xl 1/4
ft
3^4
,
.
774 Dec
20
Dec
Nov
4-
Jun
Nov
174 Jan
Jan
9% Deo
2974' Nov
Nov
'
291/4 Mar
—u
I-IOC
Jan-
Jan
9% Jan
10%
974
1074
2,202
674 May
Aug
1174- Nov
35
Number 5813
189
Volume
. . .
(373)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
.
of Prices
Low
Par
JANUARY 16
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
.
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range for Year
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
19JS8
High
Low
High
Chemical Corp—.
.—5
Union Gas Co of Canada
•
Union Investment Co
_
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
20
United Aircraft Products common__50c
United. Asbestos Corp
1
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
__1
United Cuban Oil Inc
10c
Corp
United Elastic
Products
United Milk
common
Conditioning
Co
U S'Air
4%
—
.
5
32%
14%
6%
^1
6%
—
25 %
Sep
9% M ay
Jan
2% July
1% Jan
Va
100
Apr
46%
Jan
Dec
3% May
6% Sep
3%
4% Sep
Jan
Jan
189
Apr
2% Apr
5%
Oct
7
Jun
10%
Nov
20
Jan
50l'a Dec
1%
4%
Apr
4 Va
Jun
2
lVa
Dec
3314 Deo
Dec
28
2%
Jan
common
6
delivered)
——
$4 convertible preferred
-5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
5
Van-Norman Industries warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
1
Vinco • Corporation
.—1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
Vita Food Products
i
_,„25c
New>4when
Vogt "Manufacturing
Oct
43% Dec
Va July
16% July
Dec
8
8V4
3%
4Va
18%
5,000
16
16
9T'»
7% Dec
4% Mar
86
Jan
42
Oct
Jan
7
Aug
30%
2
as
1951
Munic
Cons
1947
7s
€%s
(Prov)
Maranliao
stamped
8
Dec
IJay
37%
2%
1%
112%
„1%
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd-
3%
24 Va
Jun
Jan
r
pfd
2%/v
nil
.
*.
■
100
1
Western Development Co-
3%
3%
3%
3}§
1st pfd—100
t
dep rcts ord shares
Is
Western Tablet & Stationery common_»
Westmoreland
Coal
Westmoreland
Inc__-
lo
%
29%
32 %
29Va
32Va
-27%
28%
—
on
86.41
83.71
86.13
83.71
83.81
1% Sep
130% Nov
86.05
V 92.11
206.47
89.62
86.12
92.01
207.84
•89.72
86.02
Jan
Apr
Nov
3
Dec
3%
Oct
4% Jan
32
Apr
23% Apr
31 Va
Apr
11% Jan
16% Oct
2,300
10
Apr
16 Va
4,450
5
May
13%
7
5%
20
I8V4
21
18,700
20%
20%
95%
21
350
27
27
13 Va
650
1,200
97 %
7-..%
97'%
,
—
3%
Jun.
15
15Va
Jan
dep rets ord reg
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd-
Sep
28
Dec
12
Apr
15
Aug
17
Jan
24
Oct
39 Va
Jan
71% Dec
i
„
1%
ijs0
1
1A
17%
10c
Corp
8%
28
Period
American Stock Exchange
Last
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1
Quar-Feb
....
"l%
Feb
Oct
18%
prices based on the closing prices of the common
9, 1959, for composite and by
Durable
410.0
299.0
0.0
506.7
373.3
+ 0.5
474.2
332.2
•—0.3
528.5
402.2
347.5*
340.7
+ 2.0
347.5
219.7
216.3*
—
Goods
—
Transportation
Utility ^
;
Trade,
208.6
+
385.5*
382.7
+ 0.7
385.5
263.2
--0.3
347.2
261.3
Finance
and Service
Mining
—
♦New
Jan.
High.
506.5
474.2*
471.9
526.8
528.5
345.0
343.8
High
No.
91
High
40
92
Stocks
50
89
15
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
1.958
Low
44%
100
No. of
115
96
77
87
Shares
135
87
3
85
29
80%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
ilfa^-Nov
1961
Mtge Bank 5s
1967
conv debs
1970—
38
-*»
81
„Jan-July
1976—
—May -Nov
.
108
1963-
'■
42
56
8
33
Foreign
Government
167%
*44
82
Jan. 13
3,792,330
Jan. 14
4,094,710
Jan. 15-
Fri.
Jan. 16
4,502,210
4,301,160
21,015,080
$36,829,000
98%
1
96
160
87
4,324,670
Sales
$8,000,000
6,689,000
8,323,000
8,170,000
7,223,000
240,000
415,000
146,000
91
88%
210,000
54
77
—_
$38,405,000
143
43
45
81
Tues.
Mon.
Bond
Bonds
$565,000
$7,435,000
6,449,000
7,908,000
8,024,000
7,013,000
Jan. 12
Total
United States
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
40
86
98
98
—
ctfs
April-Oct
Trust 6 Va(/o liqtr
38 %
V*
157
165
7
56
55
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
—
80 Va
Jan-July
155.5
216.3
3.7
•
Wed.
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1973—,
2, '59
406.9
50G.7*
—
—
Goods
Non-Durable
LOW
High
+ 0.8
-.
410.0*
Manufacturing
the
1958-1959:
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
year
84
85
major industry
and with highs and lows for
Change
Jan. 9, '59
Composite
Thurs.
June-Dec
A 1970—-
71.50 Dec 24
Range for
$120%
91%
1957
95.07 July 26
for
Percent
11% July
Sold
Friday's
$41
June-Dec
June-Dec
Nov
Bonds
or
Sale Price
Steel & Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
:
8
Bid & Asked
Low
A Amer
Jan
17% Dec
1,700
86.41
Low
compared with the preceding week
TOO):
groups
Week's Rang*
Friday
Interest
BONDS
"7%
13,300
700
9Va
8%
7Va Dec
Jan
5
5s
£1
40c
85.89
High
106.38
week ended Jan.
stock for the
Nov
25%
200
86.42
84.00
SEC Index of Stock Prices
22
July
100% Feb
Jan
15
85.99
106.38 Jan 16, 1959
72.25 Jan 2, 1958
Range
106.22
16
The SEC index of stock
Feb
7% Jan
(F W) Ltd—
Amer
•6%
4%
Thurs. Jan.
27a Aug
Jan
X92% Dec
30
25
66%
RR
105.67
Jan.
Oct
33%
86.45
83.97
July
1%
64%
Valley
14
Low...-
105.51
Fri.
x25% Mar
High
13—
Wed.
Jun
1,200
800
-v
86.48
86.10
Range for 1958-1959
Closing
105.54
12
Jan.
Tues. Jan.
Jun
40
26Va
%
86.58
86.22
(35 Stocks)
% Oct
V« Jan
35
86.12
>■
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date-
Nov
140
Feb
120
*
90.06
Over-tlte-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
% Jan
"-2%
15
14%
25
100
4s
167.38
2& Mar
2Vi
14%
1
RR
594.81
Dec
•
Realization
591.64
15„
Dec
23 V4
Western
14
Jan.
93% Jan
3% Nov
1%
65%
Power
Jan.
: 163.45
164.63
Jun
21%
2314
Altalian
592.72
—_
40
Bonds
3% Sep
41%
8
Midland
9-;.,^
Jan.
Total
10
Util¬
ities
89.87
Nov
14%
trials
Stocks
89.85
9% Jan
2
&
Rails
ities
205.73
3,420
Wood all Industries Inc
Flying Tiger Line 5V2S
Rails
roads
trials
Date
206.33
150
10,100
Woodley Petroleum common
Finland Residential
Grade
206.27
l'Va
13 V»
23 %
mortgage 4s
Second
Grade
91.58
3
1
series
First
Indus¬
91.92
19%
Wood 4John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Boston Edison 2%s
10
65
91.77
A Sep
88% Oct
1
1998
Total
163.67
40
10
pfd
15
Util¬
163.58
19
Williams-McWilliams Industries
-preferred
10
20
Rail¬
590.70
40
1
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
10
30
Indus¬
592.64
1
__
40%
—Bonds—
13
19
.
50%
and bonds
& Co.:
daily closing averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones
12
%40
1
5
Z ale
Apr
1
common
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Guantanamo
—
Jan.
1% Jan
lVa Oct
125
4—
109
Jan.
25
358,000
300
350
56%
43%
37%
49%
$39%
Sep
-1
10c
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Ragle Internat Oil Co
A 1st
50
48%
49%
*
the
are
Moil.
-ij
*&■
99% 101%
17
$52
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
--
-
•
20
1st
101% 101%
1% Sep
16% Apr
2 Va Apr
3,200
100
65
$80
Jan
307
900
100
5,700
11,500
3Va
3-}$
aa
3%
Jan
!!
94,200
8,000
3%
2Va
2%
Va
.2%
2^
-
—
.Amer
Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum
61
$80
par
3% Aug
Oct
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Wool worth
May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
.Mar-Sept
May
24
266,400
—
•
Western Leaseholds Ltd
-5%
—
26% Sep
40% Nov
14 Va
100
1,800
39%
2%
1%
1%
109
116%
190
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range). - d Ex-interest.
t Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
li Ex-principal,
n Under-tlie-rule transaction
(not included In year's range), r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-riglxts.
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
$Friday's bhl and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported in receivership.
:
Abbreviations used above<—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "ww," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
•No
74
1% Ma r
700
1%
3%
•-Rights
•
$15 Va
20
161%
V4 186 V4
219%
$140
(Republic of)—•
Sinking fund 3s Jen 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
Nov
4%
Apr
2
700
3
Wentwortli Manufacturing
Maryland Ry 77o
2
1,200
3%
24%
37 %
—
1
1.25
4.40 c/o
3%
3%
10c
•
Weiman & Company Inc
West Texas Utilities
3
2%
—
1
(Del)—
Webster Investors Inc
-
30
1
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 -series preference
White Stores Inc
186
—
190
16
194
$60
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
stamped
(Plan A) 2 Vas 2008
4% Sep
10%
56
3%
•
•
100
1
voting ctfs ext__
Waitti& Bond Inc.,
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Walt-ham Precision Instrument Co
Western
17V2
215
——Stocks
Aircraft Co
High
113
$16%
215
2008—May-Non
(issue of May i927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
a 7s
$135
215
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1949
(Plan A) 2Vas
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s
1958
$135
June-Dec "
(City of) Germany—
(80% redeemed)
1939
AHanover
listed
Wagner Baking
7& .> preferred
-Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1952—Jan-July
1
Feb-Aug
1947
6s
w
Waco
6%s
Waterways
&
secured
f
7s
1952—
A
B
Port
4% Sep
2% May
300
series
a German
Low
$135
DVa Dec
3%. Jan
2% Jan
14,700
9%
"9%
~Apr
78%
series
a 6s
Danzig
Jan-July
year
No.
48
4% Jan
12,600
20
4,300
2,100
19,100
3,100
A6s
A
1951
7s
Range for
Sold
High
of German State & Prov Banks—
Central Blc
Dec
51% Dec
12% Oct
1,605
6%
87 % 87%
38% 41%
4%
5%
7J/»
8%
3%
3%
3%
4%
6-
40%
5V*
—* "v-
4.
fi?a
6%
(Germany)
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Peru
V
Valspar Corp
a Baden
Parana
Jan
24
Sale I'rice
Jan
Feb
39%
x22Va
Last
Period
a Hanover
•
168
Interest
Low
Oct
8
Nov
29
27,806
200
3,207
6,806
1,614
1,102
26,807
80
6,213
2,000
46
Aug
9% Dec
1,9«
43-/a 46
3Va
3%
31
32 J%
3V*
5%
2
2Va
49% 51%
44 Va 47%
32
32%
14% 15Vb
6%
6%
—
Jun
5-)V Jan
90
11,036
1,100
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
19
Jan
5%
180% 182
6
73/»
9% 10%
32
4%
2Va
49 %
Universal Marion Corp
Sugar
49
4%
.
44 %
Universal Insurance
Dec
19% Jan
15,821
902
100
4%
1
50c
25c
10
1
15
14
Rubber Reclaiming Co
S
Utah-Idaho
%
38
4%
38
182
7%
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
United Stores Corp common
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Controls Inc
U
10 Va
7%
000
300
5,903
11,617
6,500
24%
8Va
6%
2Va
%
%
1
1
Corp
Jan
15%
12,202
11
2
100
.50c
1
US.Ceramic Tile
U S Foil class B
U S
8Va
GlJ
_
10s
J RR & Canal
United N
10%
24 Va
8V«
6%
>
United-Molasses Co Ltd— •
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Va
4
__
»
5
—
10%
8%
9
Unexcelled
Week's Range
Friday
U -
24
*86%
Total—
$1,576,000
Jan. 1 to Jan.
Week Ended Jan. 16
16
1958
1959
1958
1959
27,495,881
45,234,801
21,0.15,080
12,097,605
$1,576,000
36,829,000
$1,647,000
3,396,000
23,966,000
77,615,500
$2,849,000
56,219,000
$38,405,000
Stocks—No. of Shares
$25,613,000
$81,015,500
$59,068,000
—
Bonds—
National Research Corp—
5s convertible subord debentures
New
England Power 3V4S 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due
Ohio
Power
4st
to
1953 extended
1st
mortgage
Pennsylvania
mortgage
Water
&
•3 V4S
1970
Public Service Electric
Rapid Electrotype 7s
Safe Harbor Water
3%s
1968
1971
3s
.April-Oct
.April-Oct
3%s
Co
6s
Power
._
May-Nou
B
Corp 3s, 1981—May-Noo
conv deb '62—Jan-July
series
C
1976
series
D
3%s
3s
series
series
F
E
-
95%
84%
1978
1979
series
G
1981
April-Oct
4 V4S
series
H
1982
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
4%s series I 1982
4%s series J 1982
4%s
series
K
1983
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas
& Electric 3%s
West Penn Traction
5s
92%
100 Va
88
94%
1960
100
105
June-Dec
June-Aug
-Feb-Aug
105
106'% 106 %
105
105 Va
89»/a
89%
73
50
92
100%
95%
(No. of
86
93
Shares)
87%
89%
5
84
96
10
88
101
3
80
90
88%
40
100
95
Stocks
Domestic
103%
109 Va
9
102
90
2,285,710
$290,000
2,147,850
2,344,960
268,000
217,000
Jan. 15
151,000,
48
73
$20,000
$1,237,000
86,000
Total.
11,929,580
$1,083,000
$134,000
Jan.
Week Ended Jan. 16
1959
92%
95
$296,000
293,000
238,000
172,000
238,000
10,000
Jan. 16.
2,532,945
2,618,115
157,000
Fri.
$5,000
3,000
6,000
5,000
1,000
15,000
Thurs.
1958
Total
Bonds
Bonds
22,000
Jan. 14
Foreign
Corporate
$1,000
Jan. 13
100
85
Bonds
Jan.12
105%
10
Foreign
Government
Tues.
110%
104
Bonds
Wed.
M011.
105%
10
11
1959
1 to Jan. 16
1958
11,929,580
3,149,110
22,525,170
7,097,361
$1,083,000
$315,000
$1,776,000
$846,000
134,000
23,000
167,000
54,000
20,000
34,000
46,000
77,000
$1,237,000
$372,000
$1,989,000
$977,000
—
62
62
96
96
70
J%
71%
99
99
*97
100
Stocks—No. of Shares.
Bonds—
100% 103
*101% 102 J/a
71%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
87
2
—
*91 Va
96
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
52
91
*84%
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
91%
*87
91
99% 100%
105
Total
122% 136
78
96%
84%
83%
82
82
Jan-July
Jau-July
Va
:
Railroad and Industrial
—
82
82
1970—Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
■Webb .& Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974-
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
*82 Va
$4,000
International Bank
85
68
94%
*87%
84 V4
U. S. Government
102 Va
85
87
68
94%
3%s
101 Va
91
*87
68
91
lOOVa
5
125%
$118
97 Va
97%
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Artp
Feb-Aug
1970-
96 Va
19
92
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1973
2%s
3VeS
86
$86
97%
91
88
93%
85
$94
1998_ Jan-July
80%
Foreign
93
85
„Jan-July
Gas
deb 1967—
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3Vas series A 1973
series
—
$103
.June-Dec
1964„
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3s
—
-
Power
&
586
99
*97%
.Jan-July
1963
96% 111%
7
70
2
Domestic
101%
71%
63%
101% 102%
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
91
65% 100
Total
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3$ j(374)
:.
.
Monday, January 19,
1950
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
American Motors
American
Tel
&
Tel
Boston &
Boston Edison
Boston
RR
5%
Prop
pfd
Low
2,831
34/a
40
3,554
69
611/4*
Sears
Range for Year 1958
43 /2
167%
34%
Jan
39%
Feb
833
25
Feb
108
May
Standard
Oct
Standard
Standard
Brands
Oil
Eastern Gas &
4V2V0
East
Fuel Assoc
466
Jan
59%
Dec
Ry
20% May
31%
Oct
Sunray
30
55
Nov
Texas
48%
Mid
67c
cum
1st
67o
cum
cum
First
pfd
"A"——
Nat'l
Stores
19%
Dec
127
44%
Feb
63?s
Dec
Union
31
16%
Jan
34%
Oct
U
S
S" Steel
31%
32%
420
21%
Apr
79%
10
75%
Feb
30% Aug
82% Jun
Westinghouse
78%
1%
100
%
Jan
~—100
"
—
1%
—\
50
•
Inc
•
5
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
Copper
Corp
•
Dec
61%
41%
Dec
5%
Dec
Toledo Edison
Lone
Boston
Star
Maine
Theatres-——25
272
55%
Feb
Jan
57
Apr
79%
853
79%
1,183
48%
499
33%
Apr
15
30
Jan
44
77
75%
Jan
104
5
83!(
Feb
Cement
Corp
Central RR
Co
pfd-100
cum
Racing Association
1
National
Service
Companies---——1
New England Electric System
20
New Ehgland Tel & Tel Co
100
Y,
N
H
Olin
Hartford
&
Northern
Railroad
Mathleson
(N
35 Va
4
5%
Narragansett
N
11%
RR———-*
H
100
Chemical-—
100
—
—
21 %
49 %
50
315
11%
Jan
Jan
457
1254a
105
5Va
14%
Jan
164% 166%
10
18
8c
,
Rexall Drug
Shawmut
25
—
Co
——
Association
162
Jan
—
,
12%
Metal
10
70 %
Ja
90
Stone
&
Webster
Inc
*
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
United Fruit
31%
Apr
45%
11%
Apr
19%
Dec
11
Mass
<fe
165
May
25
RR
65
8%
Jan
33
Davidson
75
2218
Jan
31%
56%
57%
207
38
Jan
60%
35%
28%
35%
150
18'A Jan
47
Waldorf
System Inc
i
Westinghouse Electric Corp
1,881
22%
Jan
29%
Ford
Dec
44 y8
2,531
34%
Jan
51 Vb
Aug
47%
694
31%
35%
36
271
26%
82
84
11
*
—
12.50
14%
76%
15 VB
76%
56
Fruehauf
Gar
Dec
Oct
Goebel
Oct
8?
Great
STOCKS
Last
Sale Trice
Par
Aeronca
——
American
1
_—
Laundry
Baldwin
20
Piano
;
10
Preferrecl
•Cincinnati
com-
&
Tex
pfd—
Plcher
28
Jan
453A
43 Va
Nov
34% Jan
'■
,
'
Dec
% Dec
532
29
Jan
50
83%
Sep
93%
Dec
93%
95%
437
76
Jan
5%
5%
730
9%
40
4% Jan
9
Jan
36%
6%
13%
issued)
.
-
2.50
2
44
44%
95
31%
32%
2,099
29%
29%
29%
15
25% Jun
77
75 %
77
30%
Printing pref
543A Jan
78»/2
American
Cyanamid
1
531
10% Jan
52
31%
52%
1
52
Tobacco
Armdo Steel
(111)
Oil
61% Jan
100
%
16%
71%
21
—
Light
Department Stores-
14%
Dec
Admiral
Jan
227/8
Dec
Feb
96 Va
Dec
Aid
69%
68
302
71%
26%
245
20
20%
508
93
11%
13
15%
50
207
11% May
39% Apr
39% Apr
13% Jan
14,420
33%
2%
2%
.
59%
1%
15% Feb
5% Jan
19%
Dec
Allied
Allis-Ohalmers
14
Dec
Feb
14 34
Nov
Paper
10
Co
42.
••
-
IV
1%
-r-
'
Feb
Dec
Nov
2V8
Oct
33
11%
650
1%
1,900
1%
Sep
465
11%
Jan
14% July
Apr
2% Bee
1,982
15
7
15%
300
100
4
Z-Z-v;^t>v;s"'37%i 37%;
2,702
_%
.v
.
4%
4%
141%
12 'Mr-'.
.
22%
6%
12
1,709
22%
23
685
4
150
/
Jan
Jan
3% May
%
Nov
44% Dec
5
'
•
Apr
Oct
18
•
;
-
293 i
17%- Jan
Oct
10
/.
Feb
2%
Dec
32%
3% Mar
1,168
Oct
3
16%
33%, Dec
Jun
Jan
23%
Jan,
9%
.11
4
1%
22% Mar
350
.32%
30ya
-
Oct
240
15
Oct
Mar.
3%
500
Dec
Apr
1%
13
976
29%
32
•/• 12
Jan
2
220
2%
4
22% Jan
2,100
171/4
171/4
■
American
Can.
American
Cyanamid
Dec
American Rad
Nov
Oct
Oct
23
Apr
43b
Nov
Mar
145%
211^4 214%
145% 145%
56
10
57
70
55
56 %
78%
80%
109
49%
50%
1,149
84
15%
Oct
Dec
Dec
172% Apr
98% Jan
212%
Dec
144 %
Dec
Armco
56%
Dec
Armour
30%
Jan
37%
Jan
50%
Apr
33% Feb
79%
Dec
52 Va
Nov
Dec
14%
Jan
19
Dec
125
28
64%
Apr
43%
Dec
102
30
Va
Feb
21%
21%
65 Va
Dec
10
13
86%
86%
Apr
23 >8
Oct
15
33
Jan
87%
Nov
Amurex
36%
'
Apr
29% Apr
39% Jan
75%
42%
Nov
118
5iy8 Jan
83%
Dec
115
Belden
37%
Jan
48 34
Dec
Bendix
20%
Jan
31/8
Nov
85
Apr
50
30%
31%
160
112% 114%
29
28%
20
18%
18%
29%
Oct
28%
Nov
19%
Dec
90
19% Jan
26 34
Dec
30
36%
Borg-Warner
48%
Dec
Brad
Binks
Booth
Airplane
Fisheries
Corp
49
43%
293/, Feb
47%
50%
44 T
30
31
74%
74
74%
Apr
48/4
Dec
163
38
Budd Company
Burlington Industries
Apr
72/4
Dec
Burroughs
64% Jan
90'A
Sep
Burton-Dixie
5
50%
10% Sep
^
Dec
93%
Dec;
33
6,600
26
Va
38V*
Oct-
27
5,000
14 %
Jun
25 y2
1,200
13%
Jan
21% Nov t
2,400
41%
Jan
54 Vb
2,300
30%
2*4
Jan
Apr
•
4934
50%
Jan
55
20%
700
16
Jan
21
57%
800
33
•Jan
39%
42%
4,700
15 Va
50
37%
37%
4
37%
4
.
68%
65%. 68 %
47%
48%
71
69%
71
200
167%
41 y4
600
Dec
16%
Dec
Jan
2253/4
Dec
25%
Dec
96
Feb
Jan
-
1,050
Dec
July
May
75
39
■
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Nov ;
4'% Jun
2% Mar
63%
Oct
3,100
49
400
48
Dec
48% Dec
39%
Apr
87
2,300
27%
425%
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100
1
20%
20
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2.500
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31
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Jan
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Feb
31% July,
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15
Dec
30%
29%
10
10%
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10%
400
9%
Jan
10%
26%
26%
390
16%
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25
Dec
3418
Feb
45%
Nov
13
Dec
4.
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Corp
Dec
A
48%
47
48%
600
11%
11 3 4
12%
6.200
53%
Jan
11%
200
7%
Jan
15%
16%
2.400
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Jan
334
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600
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30 y2
30%
400
68 3
69
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l3/4 Oct
1
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52%
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1
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5,900
36 %
Jan
29 la
28%
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20 "4
Apr
43
443a
500
34 %
Feb
57 72
Oct
24%
22
24%
1.350
13%
Jan
23
Sep
41%
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40%
41%
2,000
25%
Apr
39 <
Dec
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;
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28 y2
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Dec
300
1%
Jan
2
Aug
20
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1,500
13%
Apr
20%
Dec
15
14%
15 Vm
2,300
9%
Jan
15% Oct
38%
4iy2
1,200
27%
Apr
43
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21
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100 % 104%
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preferred
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21
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Corp (Un)^
:
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Apr
a
26 y8
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13% Apr
129
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11%
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22 y4
>
i
200
2,600
104%
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton' (Un)i
Bearings Inc
:.
57
30
32 y8
10
Jan
10
50
18%
29%
114
Jan
200
89%
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Refining Co
Manufacturing: Corp.,
17
6%
9%
30
41/4
Dec
5% May
Jun
2,400
common—-
/
Jan
36 Va
4,200
Atlantic
75
30%
100
9%
„_5
2
non-cum
217
200
16
Common
5%
1.300
51%
28%
50%
19%
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Nov
51%
86%
I_T0
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4%
.
'-Nov
29% Oct ;
Jan
11%
86 34
25
(Un)
Jan
7%
7% Jun
51%
233% 240
common—
19%
(
High
71
Jan
11
233%
(Un)
A
(111)
&
600
25
Gas
Athey Products
46%
49%
Oil
5
28%
5
$1.50 conv 2nd pfd
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
42%
Oct
Corp
class
3,800
44
4814
5
(Un)
Corp
Co
5
800
100";
Warrants
Ashland
Jan
Nov
<te
1,100
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La
39%
46 Va
Co
Steel
700
14
69y2
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♦
(Un)
Low
10
51%
1—12.50:
San
Range for Year 1958
.High
33
11*:/.
(Uiiill
Corp
Shares
14
5
(Un)_—_—_10
(111)
Co
i:i
Sales
1
Arkansas
39%
40
Oil
*
45 3%
74%
1?% Feb
4% Sep
Jun
for Week
Range
10
Company i(Un)..:.....
42%
33%
2%
18%
j.«
Anaconda
Avco
30% Oct
9% ..Jun:
220
31
——-,1.
Foundry—
Stand
Viscose
77 %
18
183
&
Tobacco
55%
42%
34%
Motors
American
43% Jan
53% May
18
32%
Investment
Week's
of Prices
26%
Co
American Machine &
31% Aug
41%
50
•American
*
American
57
3
957
334
6733
14
——1
American Tel &; Tel ,Co
45% Oct
22% Apr
12
32%:
L
(Un)_i
36/8
90
63%
Co
55
73
55
Nov
Jan
73
•11%
1,347
.
69,%/:
(Un)
31
10
168
15
Low
5
5
Paramt Theatres
American
57%
28%
14%
,
Par
.
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Airlines
Dec
60%
"*•
2% July
100
Sep
1238
6%
Jail
140
21/4
2%
2%
,.20% •20%
g
Nov
80%
10
103/8
6
Oct
Nov
8%
compilation of the'round-lot transactions
only
America
22%
75%
—10
B
200
2Vs Aug
23%
Midwest Stock Exchange
Manufacturing
of
44/4
55%
5
13%
3%
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
80%
5
Jan
1%
12
Corp-^
.
Jan
36%
10
Oil
4%
29%
1
—
16
55%
28%
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1,090
/
—
—_10
36
—5
——
6%,
15
~2%
IIIIHI5
common....
463A Mar
59%
29
Feb
3% Dec
27%
11
11%
Last
64
24%
36%
—5
163/s
Nov
3% May
Jan
146
Oct
51%
Feb
21%
7 Vg
Jan
1%
21%
6%
.
Friday
25
44
23%
212%
RR
Nov
20% Dec
32%
1
—10
;;
Sep
63% Aug
—5
National Lead
1
200
1,180
2%
.
426
60%
44
IIII5
Register
63/a
1
—
Laboratories
Aluminum
•
National Dairy
National Distillers
151
1%
1%
.
•-'
1
Allied
58%
34%
2*%
25%
13%
•
IIIIIIl
—
Alleghany Corp (Un)
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel——
68%
63 %
•
21 %
25
z. ——5
Dec
Apr
42%
'3%
v
25
~1%'.
5
Oct
44
55%
50%
,
37% Jan
•
Dec
52
49%
Dec
Jan
4
24 Vz
53%
55
50%
Jan
480
3%
23
67%
52
—5
50%
1
63%
American
—2
Montgomery Ward
page
49 %
Oct
46% Dec
Jan
49%
Dec
2% Mar
17%
Jan
3%
1
Am Broadcast
21%
Mead Corp
Monsanto Chemical
see
9%
3,150
Corp
Oct
—1
For footnotes
2,144
Aluminum Castings
Investment <fe Discounts
Oct
•
Co
Radio Corp
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco class
2,512
19%
Advanced
75 %
55%
IIIIo
Central
56
Co
54%
-2.50
42 %
>
Feb
; 7%
10
Laboratories
Steel
Mar
%
(P)
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Acme
49
3
Harvester
International Telephone
Loew's Inc
York
Abbott
Dec
36% Jan
-1%
International
Cash
Nov
55%
36 Va Mar
8
-
Motors
National
52 y2
81
8
General Electric
Greyhound
Lorillard
Jun
393A Jan
42
167%
—10
Kodak
32%
3
.
50
5
Motor
29% Mar
223
6%
1
Nov
30
5
Chemical
462
50 %
Sale Price
25%
70
7
DuPont
General
14% Jan
165
57%
40%
18%
:
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70%
1
Jan
Jan
55%
.Z
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15%
10
Feb
9 %
3
38
33% .Dec
52%
5
Co
2%
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69%
23%
700
1,718
10
—.
12% Dec
6% Oct
Jun
16%
9.236
6
common
14%
•
Jan
16%
10
Corp
51%
10
45
43%
19%
.7 ":'"'
—
Corp
15%
lo
Wright—
Eastman
Jan
Udylite
Vinco
52%
25
—
4%
50%
1
——
Studebaker-Packard
307
15%
25
6
258
55%
Paperz
5
:
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Columbia Gas System
Columbus & So Ohio Electric
Federated
Dec
Vs
16%
25%
11%
150
5%
44%
—
8
Boeing
l__
I
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Dayton Power &
313/8
Jan
233% 240%
65%
20%
11%
39%
Products
100% 100%
233%
58 %
Dec
Dec
210
85
13
Steel'
Products
Sherman
Nov
215
3
<-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Martin
42
50 %
1
:
Jan
Scolten Dillon
Dec
Jan
50%
5
—
Cities Service
6134
33
50%
10
—;
Avco
Bethlehem
46 % Mar
408
50 %
25
.—*
Armour
246
441%
27
50
Ashland
61 %
44
26%
Telegraph—100
Anaconda
Curtiss
26%
5
Telephone &
48%
IIIIIIl
52% July
29%
10
American
1,094
57%
11%
mini
.
Dec
149
12.50
American Radiator
American
57%
IIIII-l
STOCKS
Can
American
_*
16% July
57% Oct
Products
Stocks
Airlines
American
58% Oct
Dec
—
Raisin
Nov
30%
—50
Unlisted
Apr
123a
Corporation
Feb
1,378
29%
44%
60%
1
44%
3,576
common
Standard Corp
Rudy Manufacturing
Dec
44%
32%
.
J
42%
1,471
15%
2%
Rockwell
Feb
45
River
Oct
94%
(when
Apr
53%
'
Parke Davis & Co (new)
Pfeiffer Brewing
Dec
Apr
May
2
27%
14%
—
97% July
92% Dec
500
1,176
Oct
2% May
20 Vb Dec
2% Jan
51%
Refineries
Murray
13 %
709
2%
41
Sep
9% Oct
Dec
15
Chemical,
Mtrs
Dec
20%
.
51%
common—
&
1%
—1.66%
Breweries
Wheel
20%
2%
38%
•
1,901
16%
.
Mar
16
10
—25
Mt Clemens Metal preferred
95'A, Jun
5
5%
41
3%;
Oil
Screw
Motor
'
88 %
95
2%
5
1,296
1%
1 %
20
_i
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar common
Dec
33%
96
8
Rapid
Pure
36%
Jan
243A
36%
10
Procter & Gamble
New
36%
3,201
Jan
16
70
%
Masco
Oct
22%
71
41%
11 Va
88 %
—10
.*
New
Ford
150
39/64
Jan
10
•
—
220
42
9%
limkenheimer
Dow
33%
27% 4.
41%
5%
10
mnii
Products
Leonard
High
96
-12.50
Gibson Art
Corn
8 50
50
Transit
Hobart
U S
Low
100
.
(Dan)
Eagle
Range lor Year 1958
475
100
——
Orl
Telephone
Cincinnati
Cohen
Electric
—
New
12%
41%
41/64
Gas- &
Cincinnati
Shares
High
10%
27%
41%
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
of Prices
17% July
5%i Jan
IIIII20
Corp_
3
30%
113% May
.
.
High
Sep
100
2%
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
Lansing Stamping
fbr Week
Low
5%
Z———-.
Ironrite Inc
Sales
Range
32%
8
—-
Week's
20% Mar
200
-
Electric
Kingston
1.005
2
11 Va
Manufacturing
Ind
29%
;
23 Va
1111115
——
Motors
international
Exchange
Low
12%
Co
Lakes
600
29
1%
___
Brewing
Paige
Hoskins
Range for Year 1938
High
2 Vt
2%
17
—
——
Graham
15% Nov
74% Dec
July
Sales
Shares
23
«
Industries
Iloudaille
Friday
97-% Dec
'74% Dec
Jan
23%
Trailer
Wood
General
Howell
Cincinnati Stock
55%
for Week
of Trices
Iron
Motor
473/4
,,r«"
Apr
12% Mur
1,123
Gray
41
Jan
Jan
71
55
72%
84
mills
—
Corp
Corporation
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Sep
2934
42%
•46
—
Dec
47% Dec
Exchange
Range
1
,
Detroit Steel
Oct
46%
100
16
125% Dec
96
"
Week's
Ex-Cell-O
Nov
43%
Brass
Motors
Bros
Edison
Detroit
Dec-
29 Va
29%
50
Co^
Feb
.
84% May
17%
&
Paper
Power common....:
Continental
Dec
35
29 y2
*
common
Smelting Ref <fe Alin Co
Vermont
26
•
Ctop
13
31% May
51% Jan
29%
Manufacturing
Consumers
Dec
416
28
Co
United Shoe Mach
U S
—
1
15% Oct''
28% Dec
87% Dec
Feb
2
Consolidated
Nov
539
Products——
Die <te Machine——.
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
Sep
19
17
57% Nov
%. Jan
104
9834
75
Low
*•
1
Buell
Dec
Jan
34 y«
.2.50
—-—-—•
97%
Last
—
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Budd
Company
Nov
87
25
—:
80
Dec
63% Dec
60% Nov
•
247
"
34%
33%
72%"
Rubber
Detroit
Quincy Mining Co
98%
12%
Aluminum
Briggs
Nov
47%
13%
-16.66%
,
Electric
Bohn
Apr
20%
87
%
1
American
Dec
45
—
16%
16
33%
Par
Allen
Oct
5c
Feb
45,
553/4
Sale Trice
Jan
11
2%
36"% Dec
55% Dec
25%
Feb
174'
Dec
'
>
Jan
Feb
42%
172
Friday
Oct
38
14%
404
47%
85%
83%
Detroit Stock
Oct
103
1,234
15
I2334 127
II——5
STOCKS
Nov
Jan
6.215
20
21
—
———
Dec
90% Mar
7c
9%
—
28 y2
41
2iy8
20
165%
150
.
14
6c
—
5
Pennsylvania RR Co——;
36%
101
13 Vb
,
11%
Apr
132
—
Ocg
37%
56%
42%
42%
102 % 102%
—
—
Carbide
Rubber
Baldwin
Loew's
Jan
173/4
"27%; 27%
2f Vs.,
85%
-25
Jan
30%
453
*
59%
14%
*
1
1
————
July
10% May
88% Nov
50% Dec
47%
—
59%
—10
Oil-
56
78
78
57%
25%
10
63 %
56%
56 %
Feb
99
" "
45"5ob
39% Dec
51% July
1% May
47
36
100
78%
24
47
:
144
58%
23 %
Hign
Apr
Jan".
"
55
50
common
100
8
77%
-1
Co
41%
8
8
General Electric Co
50
41%
z-
100
Co
Kennecott
200
30%
100
"B"
pfd adj
Ford Motor
19
6OI/4/
100
pfd
5 7c
19
Co
58%
%
25%
54
"
36%
35%
••'63%
Continental
301/s
-100
common.
36%
Studebaker Packard
23
56
60%
10
com
pfd
cum
Mass
48%
7
(Ohio)
61%
25%
5
Co
48 %
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60%
39% Jan
9% Jan
5
Inc
Co
Range
48%
28
122
43 %
Z—-:
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Oil
10
Heel a
&
Service
Copper
39%
II_I50c
—
U
Calumet
Cities
43%
'
Dec
25
3
—
Rand
Pep
63%
130
Low
44"
5
Railway
Sperry
55
—
44
Co
Southern
25%
•
Low
——
Range for Year 1.458
High
Par
10
Roebuck
»<
for Week
Shares
of Prices
—_5
——.
Southern
Dec
Dec
227%
Paper
Socony Mobil
High
41%
8% Mar
26%
Regis
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
\
St
High
65
100
Trust-
,
Sale Trie®
oburnt,
124% 124%
28
Maine
Personal
of Prices
232% 240%
100
JO
Sales
34 vb
232%
JANUARY
STOCKS
for Week
39%
50
Albany RR
Boston &
41%
100
Anaconda Co
Week's
Low
5
25
Corp
Sugar Refining——1
American
ENDED
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Friday
Boston Stock
2
Dec
j
Aug
...
Number 5813
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Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Par-
Low
5 ..
30c;;
_25->Catrier Corp common.—:
10?; .
41/2 %. preferred ——
—50 ....
Celanese Corp of America (Un)___.—*' .Cenfclivre Brewing COrp—*——*5005.=,.*
Centra* & South West Corp...—„___5 ?v
Central Illinois Public Service
10
Certain-teed Products" (Un>
1 ."
Champlii* Oil & Refining common
1f ^
$3 convertible preferred
25
Chemetron Corp—■_
_l —r
Chesapeake <te Ohio Ry (Un)—___—25' .. ; '
Chicago Miiw St Paul & Pac
=_♦
Chicago &. Northwestern Ry com
*
Hecla Inc—
Canadian* Export Gas Ltd-.
Canadian Pacific fUn)__
1%
Jan
30 Va
30%
30 Vh
200
24'%
Jan
45%
2,400
of America!
Corp
46
27
3%
•
Nov
323% Jan
Nov
45%
Jun
45
Monsanto
12
Jan
July
30%
Dec
Morris
1%
Feb
4'%
Dec
Motorola
600
41'%
Jan
58%
Dec
Mount Vernon
Dec
Muskegon
42%
200
13%
313/4
700
15
9
42 'A
Jan
"• Mar
14%
class
23%
800
17%
Jan
24
54
466
52i%
Nov
34 Va
300
321/4
Nov
57% July
39% Sep
Nachman
69
Nov
Napco
25%
Dec
National
713/:!
1,200
28%
29%
2,800
11%
Jan
/48
Apr
—
1,050
5 'A
250
-
30
Apr
28%
Jan
40%
42%
NOV
3,300
400
43%
Jan
61%
Dec
800
35 Va May
60
Deo
5
Oct
62%
63%
59
•
27'A
62
2%
2%
26
13%
Jan
31
Dec
National
Gypsum
100
193%
Jan
40%
Oct
National
Lead
32%
32 Va
200
19%
Apr
31'%
Dec
National
Standard
8%
3%
1,600
7%
Jan
10% May
National
Tile
Jan
8y8l
New
York
(Un)
6%
5%
Co
Co
&
6%
6'A
Apr
21%
Jan
62 'A
63%
500
43
Jan
100
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38
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American
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800
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Feb
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54%
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89
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Northern
Indiana Public Service Co
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30
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Manufacturing
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28
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29%
Jan
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Oct
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26'A
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26
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100
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29 y8 July
300
76 Va
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104% Oct
300
47
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Union
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Union
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125'A
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84
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87%
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193/2
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Sunbeam Corp
71
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1,100
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62%
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17'%
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8%
2%
112
11
1,100
1,000
29%
Drug (Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B
.
5
19 Vo
53%
28%
Rexall
-
1163,4
Jan
2%
1
Contract
70
100
112
2.50
ex-distrib
Corp
181/4
52
Revlon
Dec
21%
8
Transportation
Bankshares
General
8% Aug
28%
Corp of America (Un).
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Oct
18%
/ \
General
Jan
18%
7%
7'A
Radio
Nov
13%
19
.10
-
56
'>?:
21%
-2
Auto.
Co
14%
55%
r
3%
533/4
Pure
Dec
600
Nov
50
Pullman
Apr
600
Sep
15%
Dec
13 %
15%
Oct
25
Potter Co
Dec
39'%
Oct
Nov
Jan
7%
33y3c
Process -Corp
Fublic Service
Feb
12'%
12%
14%
14%
381
600
3,400
3,700
1
Philfco
Dec
30a/8 juiv
900
38%
12V4
,_7.50
RR
26%
common
(Charles) &
Phelps Dodge Corp
Dec
214
ADr
31 'A
600
Ccrp
Pfizer
Dec
8
Jan
(Un)___l
common
Phillips Petroleum Co
174% Mar
1,700
37%
18%
ill.
3 Vh
1,200
73/4
145% 150'/a
145%
3
(Un)
:
212
211
5
25
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Dec
80
Corp
(Un)
World Airways
American
Penn-Texas
Dec
75 Va
25
20%
Drive
Nov
Dec
273/2
55%
Fruehauf Trailer
12 %
18'A
18
*
Co
Jan
Phonograph
Dairies
Foremost
Dec
500
Jan
Co
Four-Wheel
96
921/2
6'%
Brewing Corp
Motor
Jan
90
113%
Firstamerica Corp
Fovd
Nov
63
92'/2
100
Gas
&
Nov
22 iA
10
1,400
7,200
23%
Manufacturing
59*
Jan
800
1,800
53%
Inc
Jan
16%
51 %
23%
11%
__
Co
Natural
Paso
Elder
Lines
33
491/4
23
27%
_l
Air
Eastern
Dec
51Va
57%
Co...
Pont (E I) de Nemours
321%
23%
11V4
Common.
Du
Dec
Dec
Apr
5
Northwest Bancorporation
Mont Laboratories Inc (Allen B)—
Du
28%
50%
26%
5
(Un)
26
Ltd USA Inc__
Drewrys
Jan
41% Aug
200
9,200
4,100
•
11%
—.
Co_.
Oct
1,300
8,800
27%
_
lUn.t
29i/a
41%
50'/b
_25
common
Co
133/4 Apr
39%
49
5
Co
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Company
100
40
States Power Co—
;// (Minnesota)
'■u;:
&
Jan
,6
50%
35%
Detroit Edison
1,000
Dec
.10
Co
Gas
2,150
Nov
59'A
Dec
57%
*
Gas
'
9% Jan
31%
-_1
(Un).
Corp
Northern
Dec
40%
Illinois
RR__
Northern
Dec
6,100
Central
_
173% Aug
Jan
2,400
26
24%:
38%
54
Nov
Nov
500
2,000
.10
1,100
Dec
5%
Co
60^1
7
13
31%
—5
53%
150 '
-
Feb
Nov
5%
1
Cudahy Packing Co——11
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)l—;
Deere
3
9'A
100
114% 114%
—1
Mfg
27% Nov
18% May
5,000
5
Controls Co of America—:
Crucible Steel Co of America
440
11
(Un)_:
,51%
150
Dec
NOV
301/a
—5
-'•59%
i
52
10':;
Corp
Motors
2 Ya
300
,
27'A
11
--1
____.
Prod
500
Dec
2,900
43'/a
63
•
Inc..
31%
4
41
.10
40
Oct
Dec
Oct
39'A
50c
30
1
82
18%
*
Corp
40
31 %
__5"
Continental Can Co—
Continental
1%
'
29% -V
High
Jan
10% Mar
42'A
1
Company
Industries
42
41
5
common
A
Distillers
69%
Muter
19%
Specialities—
22%
July
171/4
3
34
•
—2
600
42%
(The) Co
54
71%
tUn)
Inc
Convertible
Dec
Low
79%
19%
♦
Co
(Philip) & Co (Un)
Motor
Range for Year 1968
High
79
5 'A
Chemical
2,000
Shares
79
Montgomery Ward & Co
3,700
42%
Low
12.50
for Week
Range
of Prices
Monroe Chemical Co
31
Cement
Manuiactuxing
3%
58
22%
Sep "
Mocdne
Portland
28%
•
3%
56%
42%
Missouri
3y8
41»%
10
Par
Dec
26
Sales 1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
9,300
preferred--!
___*_100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co^_* r
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50 = I
Chicago- Towel Co common.——.—
Chrysler- Gorp - -A—.
—25 Cities" Service Co
.
—-10 fe*
Cleveland- Cliffs Iron common
___l
4 Vx%
preferred
**100'
Cleveland Electric Illiun—
15 >
Coleman Co Inc
—:—
5 -Colorado-Fuel & Iron Corp—
♦ ■
Columbia. Gas System Un)—
—10
Commonwealth Edison common
25
Consolidated Cement Corp
1/
Consolidated Foods
1.33%
^Consolidated Natural Gas..:-.—A-——10'- 1
Consumers Power Co
—
_*
Container
9'%
-2%
A
series
5%
Low
800
2%
27
lft
Range for Year 1958
2%
45%
JANUARY
ENDED
Friday
Shares
19%
*•46
WEEK
STOCKS
High
19
Calumet &
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
1,300
66
25% July
Jan
81
32
May
1,900
80
Jan
<
Dec
46'A Pec
89
Nov
15% Oct
473/2
NOV
7% May
115'A
Dec
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
Youngstown Sheet & TubeZenith "Radio Corp
13
1181/2
150
8
117
118'A
200
69
Jan
194
194
100
69
Mar
13
Feb
14'A
Deo
119% Oct
Deo
208
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 19#
.
jc
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
week ended
for
january
16
Sales
Week's
Friday'
■
::
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
par
Inc
Stores
Abbott 'Laboratories
acf
Wrigley
Admiral
Aeco
69
18'/a
—1
100
•
Corp
(Un)
Juneau Gold Mining
Alaska
__
5
,-r-,
Corp
Reduction
Air
a52%
——--25
(Un>
2.50
Industries Inc. (Un)
acf
Low
.
co
Mfg Co (Un)—
American
Bosch Arma Corp
American
-~
(Un)
American Can Co (Un)
American
Cement
25
30
1
Inc
(Un)——.—20
American & Foreign Power (Un)
*
American
Motors Corp (Unt
8
American Potash & Chem Corp
*
American Radiator & s s (Un)
f
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
American
Factors
Tel
American
100
Co_
American
Viscose
1,100
73
Warrants
——.
Baldwin-Llma-Hamllton
Baltimore
Oil
Bankllne
Barker
Consolidated
Aircraft
13 Ve
Bishop
Steel
Oil
41/a
467a
16
51
233 Vi
Bolsa
Min
Cons
Va
Cities
4,464
40 Vo
Feb
1.249
22%
Feb
;
63% Oct
32 va
48
26% Jan
Va
Dec
Dec
47%
309
3,258
39%
Apr
67 Va
Dec
1,647
12 %
Dec
24%
Dec
5%
Apr
400
12 Va
Dec
46 %
46%
416
VA
7%
7%
1,590
7
4v«
4%
4%
2.250 ~
4
12
11%
12%
6,221
5% Apr
13%
Dec
15%
15%
16
1,850
9%
14%
Nov
:
15
Feb
19 Va
17%
Jan
28 Va
Dec
34% Mar
43%
Nov
Dec
r% Aug
Jan
10 vs Aug
Nov
Jan
Feb
44%
Dec
2.85 Mar
6.75
Dec
24%
45%
47 %
350
4%
3%
4V4
9,450
8Ve
7%
8%
7,790
7%
7%
324
75c
90c
9,900
39 3a
41%
2,182
18% May
40
Dec
30%
30 %
331
18%
30
nov
19%
19%
315
1%
1%
1.940
16% Mar
1
Jan
52
52 s,B
7,132
36-%
11
11
357
10%
8c
9c
34,000
4c
19%
20
3,109
90c
8c
7% Aug
5% Apr
6
Apr
21c
8%
Feb
Dec
1.10
Jan
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
Greyhound
Grumman
Gulf
Oil
Hartfield
Stores
Hawaiian
13%
Hiller-Aircraft
915
9%
Jan
2,379
27%
Apr
42 Va
Dec
38%
37
38%
1,121
23
Jan
39
Oct
20 %
20
20%
860
19
July
5318
54
554
39%
21% Feb
55
Oct
20 %
21%
20 %
21%
1.040
30%
29%
30%
1.342
1
21%
20%
21%
350
14
Jan
30% Sep
19 % Dec
48
45 %
48
409
37% Jan
45% Nov
24
22%
24%
87%
89 Va
27%
28 Vi
17
16%
17
220
8%
6%
1
23
23
341
1
40%
41
482
;—1
25
♦
18
5%
24
Jan
32%
Jan
1%
1%
800
1%
Apr
70
1,031
Dec
15% Dec
14% Dec
Jan
69%
1%
30%
1% Jan
15 V4
1
22% Aug
Nov
92 Va
€% Feb
602
100
14
6%
Nov
48 Vi
Aug
55% Nov
2 "aj
Jan
29%
28%
30
1,236
Apr
12% Feb
69
25
Dec
*
33
32%
33
193
19% Mar
31%
52 3 «
1,115
44
60%
51 %>
59%
52%
__i0
60%
1,256
45
5%
6%
1,570
1
•
10
(Un)
26
1,766
18
Jun
16
Jan
36%
3,987
16%
170
10 Vi Feb
42
16c
Oct
Dec
Dec
25% Oct
166
24%
57
57
343
58c
64c
14,601)
19%
63c
5
59 Vo
Jan
23%
Nov
62 %
7
Apr
Fet>
15%
1
Savage Min—l
24%
3%
35%
23%
—25
-
«fc
26
com—2.50
common
20
230
2°27/a
Dec
15 Vi
Nov
Jan
57 Vi
Dec
Aug
50c
Dec
'
11% May
19%
Nov
*
65%
65 %
452
44 Va
Jan
61
37
37
418
28%
Feb
46 Vi
56%
57%
480
40%
Jan
60%
Dec
13%
13%
301
8%
Apr
13
Oct
11%
11%
785
6% Jan
12
Va Dec-
Oil
(Un)
5
63%
63%
291
1
56%
35%
56%
268
33%
Jan
55%
Dec
38
925
25%
Jan
39V2
Dec
Co
Refining
(Un)
(Un)
25
Co
11%
36 To
40
Feb
63 Vi
l
Zellerbach Corp
——...
America
(Un)
Cuban American Oil Co
4%
5%
1,120
5
common
—-
59%
59%
1,610
44 Vi
Jan
58
*
95
95.
85
92%
Nov
100
2.859
15%
Feb
12'/a
Records
Denver
Co
&
DiGiorgio
Inc
5
(Un)
Fruit
—
Corp
(Un)_
"b"
Dome
Productions
Mines
1
Dow
Oil
Co of
Chemical Co
Dresser
Eastern Air Lines
Eastman
el
Paso
Kodak
Natural
—
Inland
Co
Corp
Emerson Radio & Phono
Emporium Cap well Co
4% Oct
For footnotes
see
page
42.
24%
Vi
26%
46
3 Va
2,983
15 Va
Apr
24 Va
Dec
47
125
29 Vi
Apr
45%
Nov
300
2%
Jan
95c
47.887
43%
30c
Jan
201
119 124 Va
124%
70 Vi
Feb
145
41%
Feb
2%
2%
45%
2T»
2,787
62%
45%
Oct
Dec
3Vi
<
Va
3 %
71c
1
3%
63%
280
■
;
3% May
59c July
118% Dec
49
Aug
Jau
1
29%
3%
Dec
Jan
61 Ta
Nov
1%
1%
700
51 %
55 3 a
2,796
31%
Jan
51
Nov
90
103
1,873
38%
Apr
84
Dec
40%
40%
40 3i
310
18 va
17%
18%
2,894
14%
Jan
19% Dec
24 3o
24%
131
18
Feb
125%
122%
126
206
101
Feb
25
1% Mar
2Va Aug
26%
Dec
127 Va Dec
10
780
177c
18%
10,912
T 7Ta
Feb
19 Va
Dec
36
35 3i
36%
593
37
Apr
54%
Dec
10
13%
444
Oct
14% Dec
35
1,650
16%
Jan
32%
Dec
40%
420
21 Va
Jan
45
Dec
1.45
95c
1.50
55,450
55c
Jan
1.05
2.90
2.60
2.90
415
Apr
4%
a20Va a20Va
113
18
715
327a
12.50
15%
Dec
Nov
14%
14Vli
285
8
July
14 Va
1
5%
5%
105
2%
Jan
6%
36c
18,425
(Un) __fi0«
Co
110
37
93%
593
60%
Feb
91%
54%
210
28 Vi
Apr
50%
Dec
42c
47c
63,000
46c
Nov
52
47c
.10
Power
149% 1
25c
Aug
May
13c
July
307
75%
Jan
47% Dec
142
Dec
Dec
27%
42 3a
100
18%
Jun
25% Sep
42%
1,632
28 Va
Apr
43 %
67%
<
27%
41%
—1
Dec
17.50
119
113%
87%
385
71%
Jan
119
119
244
85 Va
Jan
62%
(Un)
(Un)
Co
62%
619
29%
Feb
"65%
Dec
94%
119
Oct
Nov
Co___
1
18%
18%
100
16%
Sep
18%
Nov
33 %o
11
11%
470
7%
Feb
11%
Jun
50
Oil
2.40
2.50
400
2
Nov
Oil
Johns-Manville
&
Corp
(Un)
Laughlin Steel
Power
&
33Vso
Kern
County
Lear
818
35
Apr
51%
Dec
35
Apr
60%
Dec
41%
41%'
1,834
23
Feb
47%
4
13%
(Un>_
13
*'
——
Inc
13,014
29%
260
26% Apr
102 104 Va
103%
486
76 Va
Jan
61%
1,540
34
Jan
603a
60%
2%
14(a
29%
8.75
Land Co
55
511
41%
•
4% July
6438.
54
64%
...
643a
n
Light (Un)—
Kennecott Copper
„
10
(Un)
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com
Kaiser Industries
Kansas
52
93%
54%
•
Tel
Oct
Jan
93%
148
Canada
65c
Dec
33c
*
Ltd
_
Jan
35C
_10
(Un)_
Paper Co (Un)_.
mtex
Oct
Sep
Dec
14
Tel
Interstate
47
47
(Un)—
8?
Nov
(Un)——1
Co
Corp
46 Va
2.00
66% Nov
International
Jones
44%
46%
,__10
of
Sep
37%
Harvester
Co
9%
Feb
International
Jade
12Tb
8 Vi May
33 Va
(Un)
Iron
Nickel
9%
37%
—
rr
Steel Co
International
Int'l
9%
18%
11% Mar
7%
Jan
15 Va
Oct
Oct
28
Dec
104
Oct
66% NOV
93a
10%
605
47e
Jan
10%
Lehman Corp (Un)
Leslie
Salt Co
1
30%
30%
536
22Va
Feb
10
61%
61%
108
37Vi Feb
31% Nov
72
Oct
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
131 a
13%-
2,512
8
Jan
25
84%
88 Vi*
410
67
Jan
80
NOV
1
23 %
23 Va
146
19 %
Nov
29
Sep
471
Lithium
Litton
50
Industries
Lockheed
Loew's
7
Corp of America
Inc
Aircraft
Inc
Lorillard
(p) Co
•
10%
13%
13%
Dec
Oct
76%
78:%
37 Va Mar
90% Dec
1
62
63 7«
1,380
39
Jan
68%
Dec
*
20%
20%
945
13
Apr
23%
Oct
85%
86
552
33%
Jan
87 Vi NOV
l()c
Corp
(Un)_
;
1
(Un)
77%
__io
6%
Dec
Dec
m j
m fts m Oil Co
Macv
&
Co
Magna vox
86
i lie
51c
-
Martin
35c
Jan
68c
July
39 Vi
40 Va
565
28=
Jan
38%
Nov
1
54
54
383
32%
Jan
58
Nov
Sep
36%
&
Menasco
Frank
Co
(Un)
Co Inc.—
Manufacturing
Merchants
Jun
Merck
Petroleum
lo
2fio
Oct
Inc
15
175
Nov
28%
29
1.459
8% Apr
21% Mar
15 7 a
28%
1.30
1.30
100
15
1.10
Feb
18 Tit
18%
60%
14%
510
50%
53%
60%
60%
14%
14%
14%
2.906
14
43
14%
19
43
315
14
14
31% Aug
1.45 Jan
South
Utilities
(Un)
Develop Co (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
Portland
Cement
240
21%
47%.
47 Va
655
19%
20
Sep
19 Va
Feb
47 %
410
37%
Jan
47 Va
Nov
3c
169,300
lc
Sep
Dec-
Montrose
15
Dec
Motorola
Dec
14 T 8
Dec
Mt
Jan
43
3c
Dec
Jan
5
23%
22 !■■»
23%
664
18%
Feb
25% Aug
37%
37%
37 a4
113
281i
Apr
38%
13
13
106
12% Mar
14
Sep
30
Apr
41 Va
Nov
23 Vi
Jan
30%
Dec
14
Nov
56%
15
J«a
16Va
43%
52%
34 Va Mar
402
Dec
3,362
•
27% Jan
455
8%
2.65
80
1
1.345
Jan
Nov
1.35 May
37% Jan
3e
3c
4%
13.745
110
Nov
Dec
Dec
Chemical
Inc
Diablo
(Un)
Co__
—
National
Auto
Nov
National
Biscuit Co
12%
Feb
National
57 Va
892
74 Vi
Jan
National Distillers & Chem
Jan
8Va
Nov
National
Gypsum Co
52% May
33 Va Apr
75 3i
Dec
National
45%
Sep
National
Steel Corp—
Theatres Inc (Un)
7%
290
80%
75%
80%
1.200
41%
43%
1.518
7%
7%
645
207% 214T.,
242
3%
3%
173
Apr
Apr
8 Vi
209
Dec
Natomas
Dec
new
931
409
31% May
97 Vi Jan
37% Feb
148%
Dec
n
City
Fibres
Park
1
y Central
rr Co
Co
3,336
Dec
%
7«
Niagara-Mohawk Power
Nordon Corp Ltd
1.000
% Dec*
1
Oct
Norris
36%
37%
206
26Va Mar
39
Nov
North
American
19
324
North
Amer
Jan
14% Feb
3434
14%
15
1,291
5
—20
47%
46 Vi
47%
1,156
32
39 Va
Oil
20 Vi
Nov
Jan
157a
Dec
Northern
Apr
50
Nov
Northrop
31V4
280
36
4%
812
4
16%
150
10
50
383
42
Jan
50 A
30% a31%
550
21
Apr
28 %
Nov
21
Jan
31%
Nov
29%
Jan
978 Nov
Apr
Mar
Jan
55
Nov
4% Oct
16
Dec
Dec
31
31%
587
62'i
1
64%
434
43%
Jan
59 Va
Dec
153
71%
Nov
74 Vi
Nov
7%
Feb
11%
5
a77 a773
1.
(Un)
11%
1
Dec
11%
2,528
8
8
450
1
20%
21
1.982
t'a
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1%
100
28%
28%
28%
706
13 Vi Mar
29<% Oct
397«
40%
475
29%' Jan
38%
32c
114.520
*
(Un)
1
*
1
Co
29c
28c.
y
Jan
8%
Dec
14%
Jan
19%
Nov
%
Jim
27 c
Dec
1%
52c
Oct
Dec
Jan
3% Nov
1
Aviation
Investment
Pacific
a
—10
1
(Un)
38%
27
1,555
1
Electric System
Mining
3.067
50
10
(Un)__
42% Nov
14% Dec
%
14%
16%
1
Corp (Un)_5
43
a6234
14
a583
1
(Un)
Lines
Company
England
42 %
43a
3
19% Dec
18%
•
2.20
75%
2.636
46
18%
_10"
7%
1.85
74%
29%
13% Feb
37%
7
2.15
29%
33 Va Apr
10% July
54% Apr
4
17
29 Va
575
37%
55% Dec
Jan
5
Dec
165
144% 149%
Aug
11
Montara-Dakota Utilities (Un)..—
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)__
20%
450
38%
20 %
519
40%
19
144%
7,715
17%
391 a
12%
35%
54 Va
16%
40%
44%
35
52 %
17 Va
2
18%
351 a
30
10
Chemical
56%
212%
1,133
pfd (Un)_lo
12%
7%
35%'
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Mission
Monolith
Jan
43 V4
5
12.50
Ine—
43%
-7.50
32 3:,
16%o
Co
Jan
35%
1"
Co
Co.
(Un)__,
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
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Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
29
49c
54%
1
Navigation
Nov
Va
15,801
*
(Un)
Co
Matson
Meier
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(Un)
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Middle
5
—1—
24
46%
1
49'
39% Dec
40
Jan
1
(Un*
1.65 May
50
Dec
5
~~~~
22% May
264
3%
3
Elder Mines LtcL_
Electric Auto-Lite Co
(Un)
Electrical
Products
33%
185
8,275
.
15Va
14%
—10
(Un
324
38
2.95
64 3i
Jan
1
Gas
Feb
(Un)_l
Co
Development
Interlake
New
(Un)
58%
38
2.80
15%
Dec
1
(Un)
47 Vi
2.95
64 3 4
1%
8
Lab Inc (Allen b)
duPont de Nemours & Co
30% Oct
Dec
10
7%
20%
—50c
DuMont
Jan
20
120
ZZZZi
Industries
23%
;
1.147
*
Calif
1,203
—
(Un)—;
2%
19
Co
26%
26%
*
15»/4
3
*
Ltd (Un>
Aircraft
26%
b__
2%
-2.50
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)_.
Dorr-Oliver Inc common.,
Douglas
Douglas
class
14%
1
-2.50
Disney
Dec
1
15%
_~2.50
"a"'
Dec
52
1
27%
__2
-50c
Rio Grande rr
50%
Co
Co
Central
Monsanto
6c
61%
1
30%
50c
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtis Publishing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wright CorD com (Unt
Cypress Abbey Co
Nov
Dec
10
<
21
Apr
49% Dec
Oct
__2.50
Company
(Un)
Cement
Dec
50p
Corp
Ideal
Nov
28
(Un)
Pac (Un)
52
—50c
Mining Co
Idaho Power
Nov
Continental
Deere
Ltd
Co
Imperial
Apr
Feb
;
Jan.
Jun
1
Corp
Illinois
15 Vn
Apr
Jan.'
33%
1
Maryland Mines Corp
13 Va
38%
1
Electronics
Idaho
55 %
14
231
52
Apr
Corp.—
Hotels
Sound
14 Vi
350
•
Dec
76% Dec
7%
Corp
678
7,668
16%
Dec
23 Va
Jan
:
Howe
1.732
50Ta
52
78%
Jan
___—1
!
(Un)_
Corp
Hupp
4,245
49%
49%
49%
♦
20% Dec
7% July
41%
-
590
67% Dec
43
Co
37% Dec
14%
27%
77%
•
2.40 Jan
40%
(Un)
Feb
38 %
10
18,908
•
19%
41%
12.50
25
22%
z
Inc
Oil
Jan
Apr
20%
928
Pineapple
Home
14%
57 Va
<——12.50
Engineering
(Un)
Oct
.23% Feb
Apr
2,300
V2 Sep
29% Dec
983
5
Aircraft
Corp
58
Feb
Apr
55
79%
77
3
Feb
Jan
14
1,452
40
2,411
Corp
34%
9%
1.635
62 Va
78 Va
___1
13% Apr
445
26%
61%
]0c
Chem
Ry
Nov
j
Decca
Oil &
18
1
13%
25%
!
58%
Great Western Financial Corp
New common w i—
Aug
9% Aug
13% Oct
15% Oct
12%
Feb
64%
Humor Co of Calif
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
(w r) & Co (Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
13
,
24%
'
45%
Grace
Development
Oil Co (Un)
Jan
556
—10
——
u
Holly
Holly
7%
Dec
36 Va
23%
1
8
.
Jun
8%
(Un)
of
(Un)
18c
(Un)
Crucible Steel Cc
Good
Co
Jan
843
Dec
20 Va
—5*•'
Brewing Co
Hoffman
Motors
-
Goebel
Hilton
Oct
8%
Continental Copper & 8teel Ind com—2
Oil
Gliclden
54%
8%
67
Jan
57 3'4
Corp
Gladding McBean & Co
14% Aug
Jan
22
Feb
61%
(Un)_—
Dec
6%
Jan
9%
%
44 To
Products
2,068
631
15
39%
3,222
19%
1
Brothers
Gladden
Jan
1,925
2,237
3,911
68
18%
64 VH
Gillette Co
Gimbel
Hertz
7%
Nov
21%
Oct
78%
4
1
40
20%
Nov
45 VA
common
39 %
*
50 Va
Nov
12 Va
Dec
Continental
Preferred
Getty Oil Co
39 3 4
20
Jan
21
66 Va
*
1
Honokaa Sugar Co (un)
Honolulu Oil Corp_^
7%
Dec
38
84
jo«
.
Homestake
7 j/4
45 Va
1,606
553i
Mar
83 %o.-
(Un)
Corp
Oct
(Un)
com
Electrodynamics
Crown
Pacific
Dec:
Consolidated Edison Co of n y (Un)
Crestmont
Telephone
Georgia
Apr
•
Edison
Company
General
73%
20%*
1,677
45%
—5
General Tire & Rubber Co
231e Aug
1% Oct
5% Dec
Dec
25% Nov
43%
—_—
(Un)___
39
42%
,
49% Dec
22% Nov
17% Apr
5
May
37% Nov
55 Va
62 %
.
*
1%
common
Utilities
Apr
(Un)
Gould
Crane
Corp
Calif
Corp—
Jan
Coppermines
Products
Motors
Paint
Public
25%
-
Consol Chollar
Corn
General
General
General
61 %
1
Island &
Can Co
69
37%
Dec
Nov
——10
Solvents
Continental
65%
Apr
60
5,358
25 %
1
Exploration Co of
General Foods Corp (Un)
112
(Un)—_—<
Commonwealth
Consol
96
38%
Feb
76
25% July
,—5.50
Broadcasting Sys
(Un)
Consolidated
815
General
2,086
Gas System
Commercial
1,169
v:
Jan
15Vi
7% May
17
......
16%
1
5
2,770
Corp
•
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia
i i
21
May
May
13-
100
23
35%
5
41%
Clary
Columbia
Dec
26%
1
—:
Paul rr
Co
Nov
226 %
36
167%
982
10
Corn
Service
50%
Jan
3,306
15
;
300
963a
14%
1
Co
40%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un).,—
St
Jan
3,995
1,327
Controls
41%
Aircraft (Un)
Company Ltd—
Rock
11% May
Dec
16
437
8,969
44%
General Dynamics Corp——
General Electric Co (Un)
4,278
Vought
Milw
Aug
16%
71 %
.——2.50
Charnplin Oil & Refining
hirvsler
Dec
49
51
*
1
Texas
of
8
Instruments Corp
Chicago
41%
34 Va May
25
Certain-teed Products Corp
j
Chadbourn Gotham Inc common—_1
Chic
8 XA Mar
224
General
Oil
0
(Un*-.
Oil
4,387
48
Amer
a75
Celanese Corn of America
Charter
43
46%
General
44%
(j i) & Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Chance
39%
15%
'
Jan
Dec
1-20 Sep
•
Jan %">
1,011
23
19 %•
7
Case
Cenco
Oct
48%
9% Feb
13
•7% Jan
281
J
13%
21%
a74%
Inc (Un)
Co—
Corp
Oct
18%
5,136
Packing Corp
5
Canada Dry Corp (Un)
1%
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)—.:—25
Carrier
32
12
233% 234%
21
96%
ci
7
Co
Inc
25% May
385
Jan
49%
66 %
Trailer
a75
_
Airline
115
18
47%
California
Capital
37
5
(Un)
Industries
Ink
1,971
48%
Dec
1,505
,
17%
20%
77c
Jan
103
6 iff
,k
.
14%
Dairies
1
Corp
California
13%
69%
5
..
—
Cement
Jan
31
—
Calaveras
15
20%
—
Co
9% Julv
11%
_——
—_5
Eudget Finance Plan common—_.—50c
6#
preferred
10
Hill
Dec
13%
15%
10V«
55%
,—15
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Burlington
25% Aug
553 a
20%
——5c
Borg-Warner
Bunker
Feb
Jan
71
52%
Oil Corp
Burroughs
42%
22%
3970
26 %
2
(Un'»—
Budd Company
490
1,276
33
68
2
Airplane Co
Chica
Borden Co
25
50%
'
h
(Un)
CorD
Blue Diamond Corp
Boeing
52% Nov
23%
763
,
6Ta
'
Inc
Fruehauf,
'
487/b
Co
Motor
1,600
98c
20%
Food Mach & Chem Corp
rora
7
Dec
Nov
37
30%
Co-
Mammoth
Black
Feb
50%
to
17%
i
Corp (Un)
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Bethlehem
Jan
50
——1
—1
—p 1
Corp—
Aircraft
Bell
36
22
29 Va
—1
Inc
Instrument
Beckman
Beech
Feb
50%
25
,
—;—5
——
Earnhart-Morrow
19 %
20%
100
1
1
Co
Corp
733
13
(Un)_
Corp
Co
Bros
34%
30%
———
(Un)
& Ohio rr
Petroleum
Bandlni
32
coin
415
r
17 Vi
High
„
1,195
9%
;
2
—-—
Paper Prod
Corp
Florida Power & Light (Un)—.
Fluor Corp Ltd
1
Flying Tiger Line Inc (The)—
Foremost
25% Nov
—1
Corp
Fihreboard
Frlden
Jan
13%
Fedders
.
14 Va
1—1
1
—1
1
•
(Un)
1
Low
13
%
94c
Firstamerica
Oct
Apr
14%
1
a
Eng & Airplane
Dec
26%
4,164
—1.25
class
& Co. class aj
(Max)
Fairchilcl
38 Vt
3,122
1,035
Factor
capital
Ltd
Co
Fargo Oils Ltd
30
22 % May
33
21%
Oil
Nov
11%
(Un)
Corp
Mfg
4% July
Exeter
10
Range for Year 1958
High
12%
12%
•
(Un)—
Eureka Corp Ltd
95%
27
21
—
Atlas
Avco
,
26%
101
1
(Unj—10
i
10
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
Corp (Un)
Warrants (Un)
1,909
Apr
Vi Apr
31%
37%
(Un)
Refining
<te
v'
.
"
July
1 Dec
VA Dec
>
(Un).
Oil
30
28%
5
,
Jan
3
540
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Ashland
3
10
47i' Jan
4%
-
37%
(Un)
Go
Jan
80% Nov
2*A Jan
3,520
95%
28
(Un)
Corp
(The)
.
*
99%
88
(Un)--—10
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
5
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
10
Armour & Co (111) (Un)
8
Anaconda
8(4
25
American Tobacco Co (Un)
305
2,815
4 %
11%
8%
4%
Ltd
Tel
&
Dec
Dec
1.20
VA Jan
68c
nov
19%
49% Apr
94%
12.50
preferred
Electronics
American
,
2
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
251
95v%
28%
32%
27
34%
Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
com
1,910
22,100
88
Dec
Dec
68%
-
'
84c
75c
4%
10
Airlines Inc
18 3 8
19
48 Va
44%' Jan
11
*
(Un)—-—1
Ltd
Aluminium
350
24%
38% May
14 % Jan
69
4%
;
Allied Artists Pictures Corp——,
1
Allied Chemical Corp (Un
——18
American
981
67 Va
'
•
allis-Chalmers
a51% a52%
22%
223'4
88
1
(Un)
Warrants
High
Low
135
Erie Railroad c3
Range for Year 1958
High
"
75c
2
Co
Alleghany Corp common (Un)
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
for w7eek
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Last
for Week
Range
Last
stocks
(Un)
Inc
2.15
2.35
2,435
1.50
Jan
40%
39%
45
3,944
25%
Feb
45%
23ia
24
22%
Jan
24% May
49 %
50
446
33%
Jan
58% Nov
33
35
4.773
22 Va
Feb
37% Dec
5%%
Railway
Aircraft
2.15
1
pref—25
(Un)
5
1
33%
290
Dec
Number 5813
139
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
. . .
Chronicle
(377)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Fast
Sale Price
Par
Co Ltd (Un)~_
occidental Petroleum
Ohio Edison Co (Un)
oino
t/O tUn;—
Olaa Sugar Co Ltd (Un)—_
onn Matnieson Chemical Corp
Pacific Cement ei Aggregates
-20
20o
Oahu Sugar
Pacific Clay
12
-*
Corp
Electric common
6% 1st preferred
5\z'U
1st preferred
5% 1st preferred—_
5% red 1st pfd
4.50%
red 1st preferred
4.36% red 1st pfd
Pacific Indemnity Co
Pacific Industries Inc
Pacific. Lighting Corp common
$4.75 preferred
:
pid
conv
$4.50 preferred
:
20%
3474
23 %
35 %
a587k a63 7k
63% 64%
31%
31%
Carbide
Union
Electric
Union
97k
Jan
21%
Dec
Union Pacific
922
2274
Jan
37
Dec
Union
270
41
Jan
557k Aug
United
Air
487k
Jan
63
Dec
United
Aircraft
33%
Apr
United
Corp
107
27
Aug
307k
Apr
United
Cuban
,
337
25
287k May
United
Fruit
I
Aug
1 406
30
Aug
.
Sep
21% Aug
267k
Jan
United Gas
137
247k
Jan
22%
385
217a
Dec
237k Jan
70
188
50
Jan
7174
Dec
5%
4913
6
Sep
54 %
55%
2,361
54
Dec
97
55
90%
Jan
100
Jan
Universal
100
107 7k
Feb
136
Dec
Utah-Idaho
Jan
10
87 74
Dec
83
Sep
86 %
86%
86%
5
4%
5%
*
2.60
18%
2.75
18%
2,549
11%
11%
155% 1647s
25%
47
L730
317k
Jan
477k
Dec
37%
377%
182
33
Nov
45
Dec
101
18%
101
385
827k
Jan
1097k
Dec
19%
1,129
117k
Apr
197k
Dec
29'%
29%
665
19%
Jan
26%
Nov
5%
5%
a99% al02%
9,827
2.90
Jan
6
Dec
1007k
5174 Jan
Nov
63%
65
646
23%
22%
23%
1,947
127k
Jan
2674
63%
64%
525
457a
Jan
6074 Dec
48%
48%
49
1,234
367a
Feb
4.9
Dec
21
22
51
64
Jan
Nov
Dec
150
15
Oct
18
76
76
213
557a
Feb
787k
18%
18%
18%
565
147k
Feb
•
59%
59
59%
593
4574
Jan
43%
43%
44
590
297k
Feb
44%
—
49%
48
22 %
58%
•
u
(Un)
57%
1
Republic
Aviation Corp
Pictures (Un)
Republic
Steel Corp
■
:
Inc
Rice
Ranch
Richfield
Oil
Oil
Safeway
St
Stores
Joseph Lead
50%
48%
507k
721
317k
16%
5874
Preferred
Western
Industries
Wonlworth
Yellow
Zenith
Southern
Bouthern
Calif
Pacific
Warrants
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Co
Co
Co
Dec
Duquesne
197k
19%
20%
2,002
117k May
207k
Dec
1.05
1.00
1.05
4,500
80c
Jan
1.00
Nov
Electric
105
103
105
181
54
Mar
1097k
Deo ~
Finance
32%
217k
32 %
789
25
Apr
307k
22%
832
227k
Dec
25 74
Dec
Ford
46
47%
3,365
37 7k
Jan
53 74
Nov
Foremost
37
24
Jail
48
Deo
General
46%
37
of
Co
(The)
Class
A
Dec
(Un)
10%
Feb
2174
Oct
Lehigh
44%
614
27
Jan
467a
Dec
Madison
26%
647
20%
Jan
267k Oct
22 %
150
Apr
Merck
1,700
217k July
7 k Jan
247k
l-flr
17k
Dec
Pennsalt
44%
3,862
1874
Jan
477k
Dec
Pennsylvania
68
74
233
37%
Jan
392
5574
Feb
5874 Deo
747k Nov
—
Watch
Coal
(The)
Power
&
257k Mar
397k
Nov
Potomac Electric Power
67s
6%
67k
276
4.7k Mar
87k
Nov
Progress
8474
85
509
847a
Dec
Public Service
177k July
21
487
%
li
847
487k
487k
48'%
1,832
217k
227k
60
—
21
—
—
—
—
57k
—
68 74
227k
45
Jan
52 7k
750
15%
Apr
217k Dec
62%
1,513
49%
Jan
61
517k
52%
298
427k
Jan
227k
23
875
21
Nov
317k
317k
765
5%
57k
2,900
35%
3574
813
65
6 8 7k
Jan
6574
Dec
40%
Dec
257k
Dec
4,409
35%
136
337k
3,595
107k
237k
623
607k
7,496
487k
48%
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167k
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61
607k
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467k
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407k Jan
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1545
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1740
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337k
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61
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267k Oct
Dec
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877k
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20
217k
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10
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21%
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347k
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Blaw-Knox
774
4%
38
47%
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Apr
Oct
31%
6
49% Oct
67k
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387k
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37%
38
220
22%
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377a
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18
237k
Feb
23%
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113
16
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22 7k
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2,058
67k
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8
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144
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10
8
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37
527k
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53
347k
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50
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60
367k
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36 7k
210
267k
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36%
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77k
457k
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457k
20
307k
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46%
Dec
—5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
1
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5
16%
16%
1774
189
117k
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14 % Aug
374
1,860
27k
143
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20
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400
2174
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2574
317k
32
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187k
464
167k
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3%
82
•
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76
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82
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8074 Aug
774 Feb
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32
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1374
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32
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47%
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Gas
24%
22 %
Apr
LOW
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6
5
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33%
22
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8.50
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247k
11%
89
76
1
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474
197k
Apr
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10
Cork
Armstrong
287k
307k
Low
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
Jan
Feb
81
63 7k
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37k Aug
207k
36%
—
Apr
—10
common
Brewing Co of Pgh
157k Mar
317k
44 %
2,470
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56
5
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Oct
25 74 Mar
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1,330
23 74
54%
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15%
2,131
—
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5,474
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Feb
3
847k
357k
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preferred
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327k
22%
1
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Sep
83 7 k
25
Co
Sep
907k
2174
10
Oil
Sun
Co
Gas
91
8 4 74
38
51%
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101
227k
37%
527k
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61
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28
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15 7k
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489
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474 May
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47k
25
1,756
Sep
41%
587k
Service
Dec.
Apr
17% May
2074
5474
50
Washington
Feb
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197k
507k
187k
3274
Electric & Gas com
Jan
47b
207k
1
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34%
934
197k
common
5074
377a
Apr
12
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Jan
237k
2274
Co
Dec
1
2874 Aug
274 Feb
41%
59%
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United Corp
_
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25
__
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10%
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574
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South
237a
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3,155
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Scott Paper Co_.
21
974
3
305
21
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8%
9
Apr
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397k
6574 Dec
Dec
14%
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367k
Feb
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20
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36
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637k
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11
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33%
447k
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Co
&
775
Sep
Aug
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1
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Dec
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11%
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2374
226
10%
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Philadelphia Transportation Co
54
Jan
1
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32
1677k
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Feb
3,678
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197k Aug
1274 Jun
23274 2407k
15
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32
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32
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21
Dec
1
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247k
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1,270
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Dec
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22%
__
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Texas Co (Un)
Nov
34
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26%
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10
(Un)
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Oct
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217k
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42
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common
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32
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California
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Apr
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10%
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34
126
410
557k
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Delaware
IB
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Bunray
Co
Budd
Dec
Dec
5
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41/64
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Thriftimart
9%
76
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54%
5
Litlio pfd (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Textron Inc
Baltimore
IS
Stecher-Traung
Gulf
Jun
32%
25
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Stauffer Chemical Co
Texas
29%
1
Stanley Warner Corp (Un).
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Jan
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(Un)
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17%
Jan
25
common
Standard
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150
27%
87k
7.50
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20
27%
1574
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2.50
(Un)
Dec
1874
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Bperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc
Citv
267a
Calif Gas Co nfd series A—28
Southern Co
15 7k
782
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635
1
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87 a Mar
Dec
1,525
i
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Nov
2,075
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preferred
44
20
2774
10
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437k
27%
10c
0
1
preferred
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Arundel
Dec
1%
1
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4.48%
Dec
687k
74
__
4.32%
23%
Jun
35%
1.40
Solar Aircraft Co
347
Dec
1,112
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&
527k
1
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
13
1274
100
Feb
Tel
American
72%
10
:
12%
Nov
77k
1
34%
20
Rights
1.085
Par
527a
5
Sinclair.Oil Corp (Un)
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
9
7374
American Stores Co
72%
•
Corp
8
9
Oct
43%
33%
common
Jan
Dec
34%
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
465
32%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Steel
Wood
U
137k
20 g
;
477k
Dec
40%
Apr
227k May
367k Jan
33%
—
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1474
8,431
1
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Southern
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37%
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28
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Finance
3274
727k
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Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
1
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377k
33 7k
,
1
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10
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Apr
Feb
1
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Jan
Nov
48
Jan
(U11)
Co
977k
Feb
574
2.50
Wllliston Basin Oil Exploration
Wilson & Co Inc (Un)
21%
574
Ltd
Jan
39%
12.50
Westlpghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
1,874
387k
Ry (Un)
51%
883
25c
Stores
Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Nov
204
1
Union
47 %
2,515
31%
4
Dept
Western
Oct
Apr
77k
377k
5
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Oct
Nov
58 74
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Co (Un)..
2
11 Vk
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517k
1
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Lines
3,679
510
(Un)
Scnonley
Oil
Life
Air
Jan
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967k
•
(Un)_
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1
407k
50 74
50
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62%
1,020
10
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Shell
Coast
Kentucky
com
Ghnbel Brothers
Sapphire
&
(Un)
Jan
9%
Diego Gas & Elec com
5.60%
cum. preferred
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new
574
74%
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Bears Roebuck
i,
1A
8% Aug
507k Aug
7 7k
10
(Un).,
260
27%
1.66%
Regis Paper Co
Paper
Petroleum
1
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Scott
Oil
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17k
1
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Sugar Co
2.50
St
Sobering Corp
Corp
Consol
6%
87k
(Un)
277k Jan
5
1
Inc
Jail
Jun
22%
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
15,676
Jan
A Nov
Apr
Apr
74%
Rockwell-Standard Corp (Un)
Rohr Aircraft common new
40 3,4
7
38
87k
30%
8%
Co___
820
2674
4,743
74%
Corp
4,700
200
50
10
Co
202
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43%
985
19%
50c
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Rlieem Manufacturing Co
87k
&
1,628
1,000
5
50c
Rexall Drug
68% July
17k
6%
1
—
33%
1074
21%
__1
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Jail
Feb
467k
Oct
5974 Nov
Revlon Inc
227a
53
107k
Steel
Sep
Nov
944
953
447k
S
Deo
41%
617a
467k
U
Oct
36 Vk
May
—
2
(Un)
Jan
1
Western
46%
Jan
157k
860
1
1
West
23%
-
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150
•
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Dec
Jan
•
U S
Nov
Jan
2474
1,940
-
40%
Dec
Dec
137k
Nov
467k
347k
87k
10
-
107k
10%
63%
Corp
Republic
Corp (Un)
Oct
1187k
Dec
32%
4374
22 7k
8
Oil
Reiter-Foster
u
Apr
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(Un)
Railway Equip & Realty Co__
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
87k
2
(Un)_
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Westates
839
12574
Jan
33
60%
Nov
300
Apr
Jan
41
60%
S
:
847k
27%
7,107
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10
47k
3,539
297
387a
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NOV
313
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Park City Mines Co (Un)
Industries Inc common
:
Alan
Radio Corp of
124% 126%
367k
Feb
5
20
(Un)
Nov
1
5
(Un)
42
38
Corp of America (Un)
Victor Equipment Co
Washington Water Power
& Timber
Gamble Co
Jan
357k
Dec
Jun
8
Paget Sound Pulp
227k
38
37k
27%
139
2,613
367k
Jan
2 7k
650
17%
__
98
40%
10
1674
3 320
Nov
39%
125-!a
65c
10
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32
35
Vanadium
90
Jan
45%
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90
137k
45
United
95%
—
26
143% 1431/2
54 %
515
12.50-
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5
95 %
40%
297k
Co
23%
37k Aug
407a Jan
Jail
29%
35
(Un)
(Un).
70
5%
28%
45%
Inc
25%
247k
810
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Corp
22%
12.50
Petroleum Co..
Co Ltd (Un)
Lines
28%
Hign
407k
_„io
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common
27%
Low
40%
40
•
(Un)
Ry Co
Sugar
Range for Year 1958
High
40 Va
l
Corp
Co
3,'893
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(Un)
Oil Co of Calif
.23.%
—
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CO
Union
Dec
67 k
28%
__
33 %c
(Un)
Philip Morris & Co
Oil
Aug
Nov
43
Shares
29%
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
45
of Prices
Low
1
(Un)
Apr
5 120
(Un)
Nov
57
3% Mar
Warrants
Sep
327k
1
(Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp
(Un;
47k
25%
__
28%
27%
25%
__
Pure
Jan
Jan
Tri-Continental Corp
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Jun
15
May
1.50
500
__
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29
12
3 701
100
156
World Airways (Un)—1
26%
Paramount Pictures Corp(Un)
1
47
Parke, Davis & Co (Un)
*
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•
101
Pennsylvania RR Co lUn)
50
18%
Pepsi-Cola (Un;
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Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
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Pfizer (Chas) <te Co Inc (Un)__
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Pullman
679
8
Pacific Tel & Tel common
&
41 %
471/3
Pan American
Procter
Jan
7
2274
347-t
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63%
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Phillips
51
*
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Pacific Oil & Gas Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Northern
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4,121
45%
—90
preferred
$4.36
607k
__
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———*
.
18,960
700
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1.958
Low
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18
37k
__
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10
25
25
25
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25
25
25
10
2
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Pacific
__
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5
Friday
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High
41
3-%
-
16
STOCKS
18
3%
607k
__
JANUARY
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Jan
Nov
85c
Dec
307k
Nov
20
16%
Oct
Brake
18%
313
1
67k
6%
6 %
805
57k
Dec
10
12.50
Co
3474
3374
35%
235
187k
Jan
33%
Dec
75
72 %
75%
249
55 74
Jun
747k
Dec
18%
7% Nov
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY 10
Low
Par
Montreal Stock
Prices
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common
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42.
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11
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200
39
High
Low
Low
38 >4
8,125
20%
21%
150
12%
Shoe
^footnotes
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
P"
«
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Agnew
Are
1274
560
247b
23
19
8%
37Va Nov
Jan
Jan
8% July
Apr
Jan
1
25
Jun
117k Nov
21
Aug
137k July
4% %
of
Can
4%
pfd
preferred
18,479
25
Apr
36%
Oct
315
21
Nov
23 Va
Jan
1,795
437k
Dec
497k
Feb
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4 7b 7k pfd
Axgu* Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
1,000
4574 Aug
39
8,675
317-k
30%
32
21
21
42%
43%
50%
50 3
50
43%
Dec
Sep
367k
28
High
36%
227k
3874
•
Ltd
Co.
Low
High
—*
Algoma Steel
52
Sep
42
42
90
33
Jan
44
Feb
34
32 Vk
34
2.940
18
Jan
32 74
Dec
74
72
74
1,215
43]k
Jan
63V4
Nov
47
47
25
417k
Jan
467k
Jun-
——50
50
50
50
4
■m
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January
.
19.
1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
Asbestos
Atla*
35
*
Ltd
Low
35%
*
Corp
8teelP
High
27%
261/4
a25
a24
34%
16-
•
36%
Dec
27%
Nov
Mersey
70
22% Dec
25
Oct
Mitchell
a22
a22
25
20
23%
Feb
Molson
ol
Montreal
i*
55"%
55
5,024
38%
Jan
56%
Dec
Class
Bank
of
Nova
If
66 Va
66%
55%
66%
1,519
51
Jan
73%
Dec
5.20
5.30
8,175
Dec
Montreal
preferred
preferred
25
25
i
Scotia
a25
Jan
(Robt)
class A
Breweries Ltd class
A
D
60
61%
2,320
37
Jan
57
Dec
Morgan & Co common
Banque
.10
34%
34%
35%
2,443
30
Sep
40
Nov
National
4.25
4.15
4.80
13,740
49%
28%
41%
43%
49 %
110
35% Mar
48
Sen
National Steel
28%
42%
425
15% Apr
39% Jan
28
Oct
Niagara Wire Weaving common-
12,948
Provinciate
(Canada).
Rights
Bathurst
Class
Bell
Power &
Bowater
class
28%
.31
5r'o
preferred
preferred
% c/o
5
Paper
B
Telephone
Bowater
50
American
Oil
49%
49%
6%
6%
4,887
6%
6%
6%
8,114
•
pfd—
46%
46
46%
42%
40%
42%
17,210
a75
a75
3
86%
87%
143
100
100
preferred
preferred
87%
preferred
46%
49%
49%
50
200
48% Jan
53
July
14
1,075
Jan
15
Nov
-39
36%
39
7,661
43%
Sep
5%
38
80%
885
33%
34%
3,830
27%
997
26% Jan
34% Sep
35%
37
785
25
.inn
3'
100
100
85
85
Jan
70 Vs
70%
140
51
Feb
25
25
40
100
90
90
40
41
42
466
*
42
68
Oct
25%
11% Jan
13 %
5,748
40%
61% Dec
17,405
4.40
Jan
Dec
4.95
36%
37
3,484
36%
350
25% Jan
36
25
Jan
36
Dec
Oct
Cellulose
'common
:
Ltd
Sep
Southern Canada Power.
Sep
Dec
34
Nov
."5% Sep
330
25
25
25
340
18%
19%
51%'
31%
32 %
al8
75
% Mar
153% Jan
8%
93/4
3,775
4.80 Mar
8%
Nov
9%
9%
100
5
Mar
11%
Sep
9%
9%
1,090
5
Mar
14
14%
9
°ct
1,400
9%
27
Feb
1,015
13
Feb
19%
Nov
Toronto-Dominion
450
28
33
Oct
18
.,,.m
9.70 Mar
Dec
15% Sep
73/4
7%
125
16%
16 3/4
24
9,112
2,321
16
22
Jan
27
Nov
46 %
46%
46 %
1,060
45% Sep
10
July
48
May
15
8%
Feb
13%
13%
13%
25
28%
27%
28%
3,590
23%
2S
29%
18
21% Jim
14 y8
12
Aur
Sep
July
Dec
16
30
8
Jan
14%
11
11
12
1,285
13
Feb
20
12
680
10
Jan
13
22%
11%
21%
22%
9,400
16%
Sep
Jan
23%
Oct
2,50
2.50
2.50
200
2.00 Feb
8.50
Apr
33
34
595
*
*
,
•
23
905
16%
Apr
20
Nov
18%
175
16
Feb
20
Nov
21
22
1,481
19Mi
Jun
22% Aug
33
3434
13%
13%
300
23%
22%
24
8,930
25
a8%
a8%
a8%
245
203/4
19%
20%
800
a7
a7
21
85c
325
4234
44
3,176
23%
Jan
413/4
Dec
101%
Dec
*.*:
r
423/4
85c
10,107
25%
7.75
20
7%
13
5%
Jun
34%
Nov
Jan
13%
Oct
Oct
24
Jun
Feb
12
Apr
Jan
19%
Dec
Dec
10
Dec
215
97%
Jan
513
60
Jan
88
Dec
14
14
50
14% Jap
16
22%
20%
July
22%
2,555
18%
Jan
•
24
86
84%
86
680
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
51
Jan
84
Dec
15%
15 %
15%
13,115
Nov
9%
10
4,923
9% Jan
7% Feb
15
93/4
130
130
27
16
16%
1,005
•
10
•
•
common
100
Ltd
16%
Brewery
*
common.
H)
40
20%
Dupuis Freres class A
Eddy Match
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
4.16'/o
"
*
40
117
19%
20%
1,522
1
petroleum
15
al9
General Bakeries
Ltd..—.—
7
Feb
143/4
15
615
19
al9
94
a
24
2,059
53%
200
15%
15
32%
15%
32%
8.75
8.55
8.85
54
14%
Jun
14%
Jan
24
Dec
22 'H
Jan
6.90
Jan
38
39%
780
101
101
101
35
8
8
150
60
60
60%
2,745
48
48%
645
Oct
Nov
20
1,250
39%
Dec
Jun
2,976
483/4
•
common
Oct
9% Feb
May
20
3,655
>
8
27%
37% May
12 % Jun
1
Wares
21% Sen
Jan
24
23
-*
Motors
Aug
53
1%
Dynamics
42
5
53%
100
—
Jan
15% Mar
50
24
*
Nov
54
53%
-1#
16
27%
32%
pfd
Feb
27%
—•
Qatlneau Power common
5% preferred
Nov
55
•
Foundation Co of Canada—
Fraser Cos Ltd common
30
132%
a8
5
Co
«H«
Oct
10% Nov
117% Jan
54
27%
25
Players Canadian Corp
.
a77/a
20
pfd
2'i
,
'
9.00
Dec
Jun
4OV4 Nov
Dec
4.90
14%
32% Nov
Jan
100%
48% Dec
Jan
107
7.00
54
Apr
343/4 Feb
65
Jan
Jun
Jan
50
Nov
10%
Dec
13%
12
13 %
400
53/4
100
a88
Great
a88
a90
105
*
78 %
Jan
38 %
88%
Dec
38%
40%
27%
Jan
40
Nov
1,935
28
Jan
41
'
37%
39%
19%
1,576
Home Oil class A
Oct
21
1,919
14 •«
Apr
22
July
preferred
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
*
B
—|
Howard Smith PaDer
—
class
A
$1.40 preferred
preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
20
601
13%
Apr
41
42
3,723
25%
Jan
40
40
40%
40
50
40
Oct
45
59
59%
1,865
39%
Apr
61%
25.
64
12
•
preferred
...
235
8
22
46
45%
14
383/4
13%
37%
39%
44
44
44
50
43% Jan
67
6% Jan
May
Oct
Nov
13% Sep
22
Dec
23 Va
20%
Dec
21
Nov
July
46
4,660
38 Va Mar
14
47% Sep
3,515
12%
Jan
14%
Jun
9,370
26
Jan
40
Dec
160
44
Jan
50
Apr
49%
90
49%
325
49%
Dec
54
90
91
July
525
90
Feb
98
Julv
6%
100
*
10
Internatl Bronze Powders 6%
pfd—-25
International Nickel of Canada
com—•
International Paper common
International Utilities
Corp
7.60
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
Labatt Limited (John)
Laura Secord 'Candy
Shops.
Lewis Bros Ltd
I
19%
20 %
1,730
22%
22%
22%
25
86%
85
87
2,795
3.65
Feb
common
3.75 Mar
38% Mar
52% Nov
Oct
6,954
5.25
475
4.10
Dec
5.00 Jan
1,931
10 3/8
Nov
15%
3,030
25%
Jan
34% Nov
6,750
2.15
Jan
4.70 Nov
4.90
3.80
1
*
100
—
•.
"3.75 •' 3i90
'
2.65 Oct
20
325
"34%:--"
35
89''ro;;'89"
/,
—
_*
% preferred
4%
—
Jan
3/70 Nov
38%
Oct
Oct
2,125
21%
Jan
32%
Oct
2,590
37
Jan
543/4
Oct
•
•
13 %
-*
"0
v.
13
13%
3,085
11
21
Nov
22
13%
Deo
1,005
19
28%
Oct
29
29
Nov
450
24%
25
10%
29
10%
275
10%
332 *
29
31%
31
38%
25
'400
12%
1034
12%
107,625
121%
108%
122
7,650
38 %
*
25
300
1,100
18%
19 Va
8%
Jan
Apr
Jan
•
30% Nov
24%
11
Nov
Nov
16
Feb
32%
Dec
24
Jan
37%
Nov
*"
24%
57/a
77
,1iin
26
Aug
Feb
11
Nov
Alar
109
Nov
250
42
Jan
Jun
50
Jun
Exchange
Low
50
Timber
Low
/High
High
50
55
24,300
37%
38
855
25
Mar
7%
8 VR
9,475
5
Jan
5%
50
7%
5 %'
5%
36c
Jan
6% July
-1.
-i
63c
May
S97/e
Dec
7
Aug
6% July
-17
17
200
12%
Apr
17%
100
12
Jun
16
Sep
26%
36%
1,301
20%
Jan
27
Dec
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
28%
27
28%
1,570
15%
Jan
25
Dec
323/4 Dec
...
■
Canadian
Ingersol
Rand
Canadian
Marconi
Co
33%
Canadian
Products
Chateau-Gai
Wines
25
Jan
250
41
May
5%
"1,650
6%
6%
100
5%
1
'
al.50
2.00 Mar
5
Jan
16
Sep
55
Sep'
5,75
Dec
7
May
al.00
al.50
580
Ltd.—.—-*
51
51
51
145
44
56
Sep
class A....*
42
41
42
574
29
Jan
44
Dec
21
21
100
16
Feb
16
Feb
42
44
28
Jan
43
Nov
29
37%
Oct
50
Dec
48 y2
Sep
Westinghouse) Co
Food
100
48%
5%
Ltd—_*
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd—_*■
Canadian Silk Products Corp class A._*
Catelli
33%
"47%
_*
Co
Ltd
Ltd—;
Ji.'
1.50 Aug
Mar
•
2.50 Mar
"
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Crain
Ltd
•
43%
10
36%
———*
58
(R L)
2-
—
—
______
David & Frere Limitee class A—
Mfg
Ford
Motor
Foreign
Co
of
Sec
Power
Horner
Ltd
Hubbard
Class
Internat
class
Paints
6%
conv
London
MacLaren
&
483/4
Dec
80c
Feb
110 111%
1,375
66%
Jan
HOVt
Dec
4.00
10
3.75
Jan
4.00
<
18
Dec
19
5%
20
50
19
Mar
a23
a22
a23
170
20
Jan
45
45
45
45
40% Mar
42
Oct
25
53%
(55
Dec
300
9
Ltd
-
common..*
—50
A
100
•
'•■'.>
a54V2 a54%
1
10%
9%
"11
25
9 %
9%
25
31
Corp—1
3iy2
125
"81
82
".*!
*
82
*
10
Mar
3.30
Feb
Oct
Jan
Dec
22%
Nov
Dec
11
9
Oct
Jan
32
Dec
Dec
May
5% Jan
21%
4.50 Dec
20
61 %
Jan
33
4pfd
100
6% pfd—..10
•fa90
a90
15
87
Jan
91
al5
: al5
67
13% Jun
17
Paper Co__——5
33%
33%
200
22
Feb
34% Oct
•90%
92
900
64
Jan
91%
Dec
7%
325
Ltd
Corp
Mount
Royal Dairies Ltd
common
•
90%
150
%
Oct
"
*
7%
7%
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
*
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
a48
a47%
Mount
Nor
5.00 Feb
20
Moore
Ltd
111%
:19
class
Oil
Ontario
&
Mar
Jan
Jan
17%
5%
Paper Co—-
Distilleries
Minnesota
20
29
32c
200
20
Investment
McColl-Frontenac
Melchers
Jan
400
1,800
*
(Walter M)
Power
19
.-46
LtdO'/c pfd—2o
Inc
Canadian
Jan
70c
A—_—*
pfd.——_—
Lowney Co Ltd
43
19
45%'
•
common..
(Can)
(Alfred)
28
50
65c
A_,
class
485
58
_*
Ltd
Co
58
July
July
45%
-*
Ltd •
preferred
Investment Foundation
Lambert
58
Corp Ltd____—
(Frank W)
Felt
A
Can
225
58
—'-——I-——
Ltd
37
36% :
50
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd;
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
Fleet
7,156
'
Consumers Gas
Que
Power
Cum red
Pembina
s
Pipe
Power Corp
Non cum
Premier
Quebec
f
Co Ltd
1st pfd
Lines
Steel
Ltd..—
Mills
Telephone
Class
49%
1.25
a41%
50
a74
•
4.80
common—__5
29
Ltd
Corp
(Canada)
Ltd
St Maurice Gas Inc."
1
Mountain
Oil
Pipe
Line
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
28
Sep
50
45
51
Nov
Jan
Oct
Oct
6% Feb
42% Jan
10%
260
48
Feb
450
64%
Jan
74-
Dec
2.30
Jan
Tiy«
100
5.25 Sep
*
4.80
2,605
29%
1,065
Sep
400
18% Jan
8% July
32
113>
13
Sep
•20%
400
20 %
Dec
22%
565
12 %
Jan
20% Dec
253/4 Nov
50c
Feb
-
95c
1.05
19
19%
130
131
1,400
.
2,768
1.35
59
Dec
Jun
Jan
45
-Sep
Feb
10% Mar
20
Dec
13
Sep
117
1.35
1.35
44
7,535
31%
40%
42
125
39 %
20
21
1,125
'
13%
13
13%
10,505
9 Va
16%
16%
710
15%
5%
:.
6%
1,649
15%
680
6%'
;
15%'
Oct
125
39%
401
Oct
18
185
9% May
*
—*
Ltd
23% Mar
a43
•
•
(L E)
50
22%
19
Co—•
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
25%'
29
1.05
pfd—100
Standard Pav & Materials Ltd
rightsTraders Finance Corp class A
5% cum red pfd_
————40
Trans-Canada Corp Fund
10
Trans
Dec
50
4.60
22 34
•
—
23 y2
Feb
20%
._*
Shop & Save
(1957)
Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
Mar
Jan
42%
IIV2
15
-.—
8
13
70
a74
"11 y8
a41%
a72%
——
A
May
465
•49%" 49 y4
11%
1st pfd_5o
Warrants
Reitmans
25%
50
of Canada 4%%
part 2nd pfd
7
24
a48
"24
:——._*
'"-14%
Nov
Dec
4.00 Oct
44% »Sep
18% Aug
7% Nov
117/a July
15% Feb
30
32% Aug
50c
Mar
"
Breweries Ltd
B
32%
32%
5
a50c
a50c
70
alOc
alOc
35
Jan
•
*
—-——_*
...
"
32%
5
Royalty Corp Ltd class A
Nov
21
•
•
117
28%
3
'•
83% Feb
47
17%
B
Class
31
97
35% Dec
36%
Class
Oct
52
35% Dec
Jan
Jan
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—
Canada
51
543
&
Products
115
116
Lumber
Woodford
29 %
Jan
88
26%
'
Abltca
Western
91
22
:n: 25'
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Par
Westeel
Apr
a:
200
"46
Shown Are
Prices
-
39%
-
Canadian Stock
Nov
69%
39
'
'
50
Nov
31
100
page 42.
1,678
"70
2,420
"""
181/8
51
Power
Preferred
•
Ltd
common
24
Apr
115
10
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Mailman Corp Ltd
priority
preferred
Limited
19
1
com
4%%
Zellers
10% Mar
I
Interprovlncial PiDe Lines
Glass preferred
Iroquois
4,010
22
11%
*
100
■see
12%
a20% a20%
21% July
Dec
6%
preferred
Inglis (John)
inland Cement Preferred
For footnotes
75
1
50
__
64
1
22
-
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
Massey-Ferguson
19%
41%
10
—•
:
6 % %
Lawrence
Jan
59%
•
50
Bar Mining
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
preferred
19%
*
common
preferred
Dec
3.45
British- Columbia Packers Ltd cl A—
19%
18%
89
Dominion Textile
7% preferred ;
21%
102% May
23% Dec
11%'-\ri"ii%
34%
r34%'-> 35
•
33% Nov
Jan
19%
21
100
Dominion Stores Ltd
68% Nov
Jan
Feb
30%
5.15
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Develomnent Co Ltd
Belgium Stores Ltd common
:—-*
34%
com..
preferred
Aug
45%
97
9,600
51-51%
Nov
12
85c
Dominion Steel & Coal
United Steel Corp
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Oct
•
common
v
3.40
•
May
*
——
Glass
-
Dec
291/4'
30
*•
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston
(Geo)
class A
'
:
.
—-
Jan
21% Jan
•
4
10
:
7.1%
Sen
33%
Jan
16
Jan
*
»
__
Bank
Rights
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils
30% Aug
30% Sep
6%
*
—♦
common
*
.
Canada—_—.—.
of
Apr
4,615
preferred—
Co
20
23%
3
6%
45
4,321
•
——
16% Mar
-■••//75
76
101'
102
24%'*■'5 24 %'':'24%
14%
A
4.90
i,oio '
102
13%
*
211
500
74%
2.50
Bridge
St
-
_*
101
Lower
46
138
Jan
Steel
Steinberg's 5%% pfd
100
•'
Class A
——————-———1
88
$4.50
Jan
Jan
Oct
101
$2.75
33
125
Dec
88%
$2.'25
"51%'May
5.50
*
•
Seagrams
Corsets
$2.00
Hudson
Dec
3.80
125
cIbbs
Dairies
Class
45%
13%
1,025
—
!
46% Jun
120
5
56
Dec
Dec
200
...
33-%
56
Dec
40
Dec
8,853
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Preferred
!
33% ; >: ,33
Dec
35
•37
,
940
351
"5"%.
56
Jan
Feb
Apr
Apr
•
Dominion
5%
.
135
33%
5
*,i
——
;
47
•^'135'^-
*-
common
6% preferred
—
Jan
23%
3.80
23
.Petroleum
-
Breweries
:■
100
i
25%
18
Nov
30% Dec
36% Dec
28%
2.80
14%
—
Dominion
! i
—
....
46
47
com—_*
Canada
Jan
Jan
Dec
14-% Feb
18% Nov
55
42
45.%*
45%
Apr
78
'
75
,
11%
293/4
A
B
Steel
of
Williams
—
Jun
23% Aug
70
6,611
35
'36%
.42 "
50
50
.
preferred
Sicks*
b6%
180
23
Eaulpment
Zellerbach
General
7%
4%
Nov
3.30
100
65
^
34;ri
34%.
865
133/4
—
General
'."65
25
-*
15% Jun
105
Mar
Mar
14
75
1,390
28%
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consolidated Textile
Consumers Glass
:
General
A
Series
4
12
1,745
5.00
preferred—10
(B J)
Combined Enterprises
French
pfd—
-
10,605
14%
•
Coghlin
Motor
A
17%/ 18 %
35 37Va
20% : 20% '
r
a5.50
•
Petrofina
Cockshutt Farm
Ford
Class
7/b
36
Shawinigan Water de Power common—*
-
10 '
'
—__
Simpsons
16 y8
Canadian Vickers
Famous
5%%
Class.B
17
•
•
common
....—
NOV
•
Locomotive
Canadian Oil Companies common
Canadian Pacific Railway
i !
Warrants
38%
Oct
9%
830
5.00
•
Canadian
(T
-«■
•"*.
17 %
13%
1
Industries common
Canadian International Power
Preferred
Estabrooks
53
17
a5.50
9%
Canadian
S
2,989
440
75% -.77%
17
al8
20
(1956)
Jan
alO^a'ail
10%'
26% -Sep
Dec
Mar
32%
•
Canadian Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Pont
12
18%
common.
'6% preferred
Du
Lawrence Com common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Feb
Jan
14
5.00
•
Canadian Cottons
Dow
St
Sherwin
4,362
a
46
Dec
98
76%''
,
_•
_*
Dec
..
19%
27%
225
.
'
Jun
12
4.55
10
A
Nov
295
100
a22 a22%
a5.50
&
Bros
class
Cement
14
43
3,781■■V
Feb
20,627
100''
;
"
Oct
Nov
11%
13-13%
100
Aus
5/75
48
560
a22%
•
......
•68
Feb
38% '-39%
13
•
100
*
3.00
50
.
May
July
34% Jan
425
'
.Dec
21% Oct
34% Aug
34
Nov
39% Nov
28%. Apr
54% Feb
2,500
-
Oct
26
23
1,483
42
42
21% ''22%'
22%.
39
4C
Jan
Nov
,
26 5,a
7,005
13%
Chem
Donohue
St Lawrence
Nov
54%
25
7Vc
..
43%
54
25
Dominion
(Canada) common
preferred
...—,
Paper class A——.—I
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—2
Jan
36
Celanese
Coal
(A V)
5%%
Rolland
30 s
11
37
Roe
1,918
„•
Aug
Jan
19
->100/
,
12
'
12% Dec
-55% iOct
16
-
1,575
46-' 47%
Feb
9 3-8'/Feb
26
1,065
61% "' 03%
5%"-5%
50
-l
10
35% Jan
?3;'05'8: \
-
4B% 3^0v
16% Dec
.
520
13% '13%
Power:
preferred
...Series B 4%%
Oct
May
-
47
•
97
4.45
common.
common
Apr
90% Jan
12
series
Rights
101% Nov
-
24 %
4.55
series
Dominion
fc ov
54%
BroDze
Distillers
'
is
warrants
Dominion
35
l'«:b
98%
$1.00
Dome
24
*
British
class
Sep
Aug
26 %
$1.75
Class
105%
37
Class A warrants
Crown
Jan
12.50
Breweries
Preferred
Corbys
97
100
common
Canadlan
Canadian
Sep
Transport
May
(k351
38 3i '39%'
5%"
*
13 %
15% Oct
14% Jujj
23% JVIav
100
> '55
"43
44%
63%
20c
—
common
Nov
Jan
2,625
:
al4
V. 53%
•
•
Aug
UU
26%
—
Canadian
10
Quebec
Dec
45
jun
34
preferred
Canadian
9%
36% Jan
Ores—
5% preferred
Quebec Natural Gas
Dec
64
26
Rights
B
100
100
14%
Canada
Dec
27
11%
.
700
39
*■
•
45
Jan
100
26!-' -25%':r'; 26 •
I?-"17'%' P
32% Vr 31%" 22%
'''*33^ r 32
V
•
•
——
Co Ltd
&
Provincial
44% Mar
Jan
4% Mar
1,730
79
9%
.
ie
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
37%
common
Steamship
Class
5
38
Safeway'Ltd 4.40% pfd
Canadian
5,085
8%
35% Nov
393/4 Jan
56
14%
80%
•
preferred
Canada
43
14
14%
8%
$1.30 preferred.
Iron Foundries common
-4%%
preferred
Canada Malting
:
Canada
8'i
43
'
Canada
■4 ¥2%
*
Oct
Price Bros
•
Apr
Jan
16%"
340
17%
=
14%
:385!
16
16%
13%
9
Dec
24
Dec
23% Dec
32
410
1
t.:
2*:
54%
43
•
Company
a
__
/
*
common
Power Corp of
Premium
Iron
Feb
100
Canada Cement
■Hi
40
II
Preferred
•M
275-7
16
—
-I
:
5,720
,
•
Tubes.
Page-Hersey
Penmans
Jun
38%
19%
?
19
49
47/
47
28% 1" r;:27 /28%
16 V: 15% v 16
•
Mills common
Products common
Steel
Powell River
May
51
Nov
_*
*
—
—
Flour
Ontario
May
47
A
Building Products
Calgary Power common
lit
97
Oct
44% Dec
*
*
—■—
class
40
38
50
Ltd
86% Dec
4
Car Corr common
Class B
Ogilvie
Sep
175
Nov
18
69% Oct
49% Nov
July
21 %
5
_
Pacific Petroleums
Jun
13%
'5 % %
Company
443/4
81
39
50
Mills
'an
Dec
:
_'.
Noranda Mines Ltd
Dec
46 %
46
preferred
Brown
Jan
3
753/4
6
21
■
7% Aug
47% Nov
46
50
4 Y* c/c
Bruck
27%
,
Dec
6%
39
50
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
50
Feb
5% Aug
125
6,549
5,793
-*
-5
com
12
'26
253/4
12
?
42% Sep
45 % Dec
Jhn
3.50
_——
Drug & Chemical
Preferred
Dec
4.80
Jan
45
325
•
common
Dec
41
10
6%
•
% %
5%
49%
•
British Columbia Elec'4%
4%%
cum redeem pfd
4
370
45
50
Paper
Brarllian Traction Light Ac Power
British Amer Bank Note Co
British
42%
4.40
5.90
Jan
24%'
*
€0
Dec
Jan
46
24 3 4
-5
.H
5.00
High
50
280
-48
25%
'
Trust
Rights
Banque Canadienne National*.
"
25%
*
•
*
Montreal Locomotive.
5.25
5% 9o
Low
660
69 %
47%
48
50
pfd
High
:
67%
67%
100
5%%
Paper
Ban*
Bailey Selburn 5%
Low
Par
Feb
McColl Frontenac Oil
273/4
3,370
JANUARY
ENDED
High
153/4 Mar
3,070
28
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Lew
Par
;
„
50c
Mar
a—.
■.
*
Mining
and
Oil
Stocks—
Algom Uranium Mines
Ltd
1
Voting trust warrants
Alscope Exploration Ltd
Alta
Mines
Ameranium
Anacon
Ltd
i
Z 19c
1
-J
Ltd—
;
Mines Ltd—
—
1
10%c
5c"
4c
20c
250
13 %
Jan
5.3,0
2l'c
1,200
4.00
Dec
7,000
12c
Jan
49c
Sep
Apr
10c
Dec
11c
Jun
•"
•
11c
9c
__♦
5C
Ltd
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron Co
Augustus Exploration Ltd
Aull Metal Mines Ltd
Ltd
9c
1
4c
5c
3,500
4c
Dec
82c
78c
—1
Mines
8,500
10,800
42c
12c
9,500
-'Sc
J
'
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
Arno
800
I_ 1
'
1.1
60c
_•
12c
"
5c
4.50
Apr
Apr
80c
Oct
6%c
Jan
l7c
Jun
2c
Sep
6%c July
"1
-
18% May
16%
5.30
Mines
Lead
16%
*
B%c-War
5%c
5%c
3,000
2c
July
57c
-63c
30,995
50c
Dec
63c
Dec
10c-
13c
20,500
.6c
Jan
18c
AulV
-
(379>
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Corp
ooruite copper
High
10',4
10%
640
29c
33c
87.2j0
20c
Oct
38c
6c
1,000
3c
Jan
6c
51c
60c
236,800
13c
Jan
50c
41c
43c
12,900
30({
Sep
55c
Jun
31 %c
6c
1,000
5Vac
Sep
11c
2,00 j
70c
Nov
80c
12c
Jan
34c
21,0 j j
7c
24c
Mav
65c
65c
11c
Explorations Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd—,
.
1.15
I
32%
8.10
8.70
1.77.
1.85
'6c
9c
17 c
18C
..
■*?
I
r_
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd——,—!
Central Manitoba Mines- Ltd—_
♦
1
Chibougamau
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd———.
Cleveland Copper Corp——
72c
312C
1
4,0j0
Z
Duvan
Ltd,™—
Co
Copper
2.19
>
Ltd——Lx
Jan
9c
Jan
8,000
3c
Aug
5c
Nov
9c
Jan
10%
Jan
16%
Jun
10
♦
3.15
Dec
5.95
July
Jun
26c;>
Feb
7c
11,200
4Vac
Feb
13c
Julv
1,000
22c
Oct
4,000
Sep
1.14 Apr
2.40
Oct
1.000
6c'
July
10c
Feb
5c
Dec
47c
July
,
Z
.
9%c
18c
■? 11 %c
10c:V% 10c
10c
__
__
•'
14c
:
,
13c
40,200
1,900
11 f.
22c
1,000
12c
Apr
22c
12c
l.ouj
10c.
Aug
18c
6,000
8c'
Nov
17c, May
%
Jan
9c
13%c
15 c
28%
28%
800
21j
9 V2 c
39,500
2c.
May
1.01
1,000
1.00
July
Sep
.:
-
.
95c
5c
93 c;
6.500
Jun
8c
Dec
18%
Apr
8c
1.01
28%
1
Ltd
55c
Dec
14%c 14,% c
2.18
2.22
17%c
/ 22c
;— l
Ltd—
(1945 1
8c
94c
__
Mining Co
Jan
July
3.10 May
5,500
...8 %c
;,__l
Nickel Mines Ltd
•
& Exploration Inc——1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd,
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
16c
18c
Jan
5,000
1,825
,
8%c
Mining
Fontana, Mines
Jan
1.82
8,000
,
69c
6c
6c
Oct
1.70
7%c Jan
i,000
a3.60
;«
gc-
Palconbridge
Fatima
1,000
41,500
3.70
65c
—,
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc————,,_1
Pab Metal Mines Ltd—.4-————.,41
Pano
Oct
8%c
1
'
Sep
70c
a3.60
__
—•
Gold Mines Ltd
El Sol
12c
Jan
Jan
13%
X,
1
Ltd—
Mines
9.50 July
:
__1
Ltd——Z—
Mines
Dolsan
Dome
Nov
27c
Feb
5c
Oct
Jan
Apr
9 Vac
'
15c
17 %C
Oct
6.20
July
c
33c
j
8c
_ZiV
1
—1
Oct
Jan
13c
May
30
Nov
11c
Jan
Feb
1.75
1.00
2,000
1.35
Nov
4c
5c
6,600
3c
Jan
6c
Jan
8c
!
1
8c
1,000
5Vac
Jan
13c
Jan
50c.
*
89c
'•85c
90c
9,150
39c
Feb
Oils Ltd——Z*
Golden Age Mines Ltd,——
*
Gui-Por Uran Mines & Metals Ltd——1
Gunnar Mines Ltd————
1
3c
60c
-3c
3c
4,000
2c
Jan
7VaC
Apr
60c
80c
39,500
;20c
May
94c
Dec
Futurity Oils Ltd...
Gateway
2
Warrants
Ceramic
Continental
Israel
Kontiki Lead
21c
46c
7c
Co Ltd—.—1
29%c
Ltd
1—1
—*
—1
Mining-Co
Maritimes
Mining
Corp"
Marpic Exploration Ltd—
Melntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—
MrKcnzie
Lake
Red
Jan
19%
220
6.10
Jan
8.50
Jun
64,000
2V><5
Jan
9c
July
7.25
6c
i
32%
v
5,980
25c
: 49c
600
7 %c
27 %c
7c
11,500'
30c
T
'5 c
1.18
1.18
Merrill
Ltd,
Petroleums
32c
2.85
1:08
1.15
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mill City Petroleums Ltd
4
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd——,.
Montgary Explorations Ltd—
New
Farmaquc Mines Ltd
New
Hosco
New
Jack
New
Lake
.
Limited—
Mines
Explorations
1
Oils. Ltd,—
New
New
West Amulet
New
Noeana.. Mines
Ltd
Norsyncomaque
North
North
Ltd—
Mines
Mining Ltd,
Asbestos
American
Uranium
Gas
Advocate
Aug
2.46
2.12 May
Jan
16c
Feb
56c
Aug
3.00 July
1.50
31c:
Sen
65c
Jan
20%.c May
25c
May
9.25
Jail
70c
Dec
3.000
15c
Oct
Oct
Nov
15%
(19451
Okalta
Ltd,———
—I
Oils. Ltd
I8c<
—9Qc
1.27
Opehiisca. Explorers Ltd—,,,
—*
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd I
1
Orclian. Uranium Mines Ltd
;
_1
Paudash
Lake
Uranium
.
Pennbec Mining Corp
Feimo Gas &
Perron
Gold
Phillips
Pitt
Oil
Apr
13%c May
Oct
Oil
pfd—
Gold.
Mining Co Ltd—
Porcujrine Prime Mines Ltd,
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
Warrants.
Provo-
Gas
9.75.
38c
TJ
42c
:
Ltd,!
*
Quebec
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltdl_l
Cobalt, & Exploration Ltd
!_1„
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd.—
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Jan
86c
Mar
20o
82c
77c
83c
63,762
40c
May
Apr
lc
8%c
6%o
9%c
23.325
20c
23c
44,365
Ncpheline
Lead Mines
Anacon
Analogue Controls
Petroleums
Anchor
Quebec. Lithium Corporation
Quebec Metallurgical Industries
Anglo
Apex
Mining
Co
St Lawrence River
Mines
South. Dufault Mines
Gold
preferred
Gold Mines
Atlantic
Yeliowknife
5
Mines
otan
94c
•
31c
24c
Dec
50c
15%c July
,
If
3.50
5c
6c
.
8c
•
1,500
Banff
10'c
-
Rights
Metals
Oils
Ventures Ltd
Virginia Mining
W2n ?^rite
Wendell Mineral
-23c
—1
6.50
•
2.45
•
•
'
page
15e
23c
6.50
•
6.55
2.55
21c
•3c
3%c
*
87c
Bowatcr
Boymar
12.500
f
.
7.03
Feb
12
Oct
24%
24%
1,840
21%
Dec.
25%
22%
22%
995
21
Jan
23%
Oct
Nov
1.88
2.00
6,900
22c
23c
7.584
11c
8%c
2,000
6%c Jan
6%c Oct
Apr
71c
1.40
2*40
30o
Jun
Nov
10c
Jan
35%
Jun
48 V4
Dec
15
Apr
Dec
-28%
7
Red
49 Va
28%
180
22c
24C
31.016
6%c
7c
950
18c
20c
4,500
29%
16c
3.50 May
12c
Jan
17 VaC Feb
Oct
34c
Oct
7
Dec
30c
Sep
29 %c
Dec
Feb
1.55
Jan
1,900
1.30 Jan
3.00
May
15.204
39% Jan
32,400
46c
63c
Jan
42% Sep
1.25 Mar
1.09
18c
52,424
23c
Sep
239,850
4c
Jan
11 %c
Nov
85c
Jan
1.35
96c
16 Vac
lOVac Jan
1.04
16.205
6c
8%c
24,620
7c
Dec
60c
Jan
46,100
9c
Jan
28c
July
16c 18
Vac
8
225
7.000
8
'
6%
Oct.
15%c Dec
Oct
10c
Jan
14 %c
July
180
VaC
6 Vac
6 VaC
13.800
8c
9c
7,000
62c
66c
41,665
575
41
Jan
45% Dec
347
42% Jan
50% Dec
44
43%
45
50
49
50
6%
6%
6%
2,500
6%
8V2C lOVaC
58.500
7.10
7.35
4,625
75c
8%c
83c
2,600
6 Va
6%
11,334
785
34
Feb
4%c Jan
6c
Jan
35c
May
3%
Feb
7c
Jun
4.30
Jan
70c
Sep
5>/a Sep
6V4 Dec
16c
Jan
7.80
85c
Dee
Oct
7 V» Aug
Nov
46% May
48
Aug
12
Jun
21%
22 Va
47%
47%
10%
11
235
5%
Jan
3.05
2.85
3.20
77,762
1.55
Jan
42%
40%
43
39,004
140
33% Jan
39 %
Sep
38
38
—50
41
40%
41
180
39%
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87
86 Va
87
246
86% Dec
38
Oct
22
11
50
93c
Feb
19%
22%
-
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Jan
Dec
50
62 c
6
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7V4
33c
50
50
—1
—
Jan
95c
50
Oct
3.10
Oct
Oct
45
46 Va
Feb
46% May
97
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May
Dec
51
Jun
Mar
53
July
Jan
15
Nov
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46
46
46 Va
645
44 V«
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49%
49%
50
415
48
14
13 Va
14
6,208
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16%
1714
2,215
12
Mar
17
17%
2,140
11
Jan
16%
Nov
43% Sep
class A—
8%
16% Dec
Dec
38%
—25
Telephone
36%
39
6,714
35 Va
43%
42%
44
784
38 Va
Jan
44%
Sep
56c
59c
21,250
46%C
Apr
65c
Jun
13%
14%
1,260
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Jan
14V4
Dec
2.50
2.50
2.50
200
1.40
Sep
2.50 Oct
6c
5C
6C
10,000
4c
Jan
7%c Jan
8c
7c
8c
9,300
5%c Aug
9c
3.60
3.50
3.60
6,125
20 VaC
1
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17c
21c
266,620
1.95 Apr
5c
Sep
230
57c
1
8c
Smelting—
-
Building
Bullochs Ltd
61c
Jan
1.00 July
Bunker
Jun
1.88
class A
4,350
7%c
11,000
4%c Jan
12c
39
378
35%
Jan
44
6%
6 Va
150
5%
Jan
7% Dec
9C
4.500
18
19
1,230
6%c May
ll»/4 May
12%
12%
13
3,754
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8
8
100
Dec
Jan
8 %C
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Sep
6% Apr
9C
19
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6%
16c
July
19% Nov
15
Jun
•
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Nov
1.34 May
1.45
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Mar
1.30
7C
38
Burlington
Hill
73c
Oct
4.50 Oct
1.30
Lake
Products
Dec
Jun
Burrard
825
49
28%
11c 14 Vac
Ankerite
27c
July
Jan
5c
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16c
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5%c
1.85 Aug
12c
18c
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Jan
11c
45,900
26,700
7.25
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2%c
Apr
Feb
14 %c
16c
1
common
Mining
5.000
Jan
30c
50
Brunsman
Buffalo
5c
Dec
-50
Brunswick
Buffalo
1.50
15c
-50
pfd
Sep
Jun
20
87,000
1.00
Brack Mills class B
Brunhurst
Feb
9,000
23c
Jan
13 Vac
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Aug
7%c
July
May
18c
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Company
37c
al.65
22c
83c
17
30
--■•7c
Oct
Jan
29 Va
1
Feb
July
7c
51c
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1.75
19c
4,500
3,900
8
Columbia
Sep
2,400
3.82 Aug
133,525
14c
67c
1
Columbia Forest Products-
14c
2,700
3,10 Dec
1.62
42
British
May
5.00 Dec
65c
24c
—1
preferred
preferred
4% % preferred
5% preferred
5%% preferred
2IV2
90c
1.44
41%
.
Traction
Buffadison
2.28
Dec
42
Oil
24c
1.80
Dec
74
Electric—
Dec
,
56%
1
Columbia
Sep
8c
Jan
Feb
1.75
British
Oct
38 \\
51
12c
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American
Brown
7.65
3.821
2,392
1
British
Broulan
Feb
173,265
580
Britalta Petroleum
Jan
1.26
Oct
July
5.40
228.052
Petroleums
B
2.34
24c
12 %c
66%
30
Paper
Class
Sep
55%
1.32
Oct
28cAug
1.58 May
55
1.77
Gold Mines
Bralsaman
Jan
Mar
Oct
5.15
1.16
Oct
14%
2.64
18c
5c
,
67C
Hralorne Mines
13c
Oct
2V4 Mar
1.58
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Apr
10c?
13Va Feb-
66%
1.69
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Brazilian
Oct
al.65
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6,840
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Jan
4c.
87c
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£
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6.00
1.65
12.20
1.25
42.
3,000
23c
3c
10%
50
Jan
^00
22c
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4,300
7c
20c 23 %C
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1,500
1
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Columbia Power
17c
Aug
5c
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British
30%
11c
300
common
British
15c
Nov
'Dec
245
8c
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Nov
30t?8
-
7
5,200
19 Va
6c
July
900
Dec
20%
2.75
19
49%
Mines
35c
17,600
2.84
Jan
2.66
1
30c
7c
1.93
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7%c
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-18c
July
Apr
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16c
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20c
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200
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6%C
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4,325
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350,700
27,200
11c
13c
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141,000
16c
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Oct
Jun
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Corp
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Sep
Dec
Sep
July
2.42
-
-
20c
11c
6
common
Edwater Corp 5%
5 Vx %
preferred
2.00
8c
Mar
Apr
15c
6C
10c
-
17c
Mines
Gold
70c
20c
7c
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3.50
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8c
8c
12c
23c
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4d
33c
Jan
1
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4 % CU.
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Dec
Oct
27,795
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West Canadian
Oil & Gas Ltd
Blue
Dec
183,750
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4c
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Uranium
Ribbon preferred
4.90
392,380
*
-
Jan
15c
20,150
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3.90
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Black
Apr
92c
8c
6c
26,000
Mines
Mines
Biltmore
Sep
8%c
Products Ltd
Sep
Bidcop
1.00
7c
90c
29,300
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Nov
7'8l•
1
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14c
22c
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1
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4c
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66%
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*
22c
.
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Feb
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Oct
6% Aug
27% Nov
10%
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Oct
8%
8,896
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Quebec
Jan
1.75 May
28%
5
Jan
5%
6.80
Apr
3.90 Jan
*
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3.90
1,500
26
13
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2
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2.25 Jan
Oct
18c
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Yukon
2,900
9.765
330
Jan
*
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26c
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6c
22c
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1.35
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7
7c
1.52
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May
5.25
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1.55
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Valor Lithium Mines
Ltd,
vanguard Explorations Ltd
July
7c
25c
6
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70Va
5 Vac
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Lodge Uranium
Beatty
31c
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2,00 Aug
4c.
2.15
840
.
32%
47
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12c
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Feb
25c
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Nov
40c
26c
1,500
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510
5
5.10
6
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Class B i,—
—
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1,550
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13 Va
5
Bata Petroleums Ltd
16c
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82c
11,500
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Baska
Bevcon
8c
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13%
9,100
12,644.
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Jan
43%
23c
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10c
>
15c
1.89
——
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Jan
Nov
14c
1.69
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Oct
1.58
31c
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18c
10c
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1.75
14
41
17 Vac
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.
2,180
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46c
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145
72
73%
24%
Feb
Apr
30c
47,500
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13c
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50c
,
22c
1
4,700
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47
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32 Va
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200
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100
94c
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1
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Dec
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54c
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35c
4,000
20c
500
18 %c
common
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3.000
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5c
32c
10,975
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Prodcs class
Bonville
9,025
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10c
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Electric
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Bordulac
60c
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Jan
12c
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Auto
Auto
Jan
2.20
Dec
7c
1.75
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Dec
55c
2.01
.
Nov
39%
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Aug
3.30
41c
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6c
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2,300
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July
1.50
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Aumaclio
426,050
42c
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May
1.20
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Feb
46 c
22c
23c
20%
74
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10
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Jan
42c
44c
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5c
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35c
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Asamera Oil
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110
13
Oct
Dec
26%C Oct
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Arean
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100
51
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Arcadia
9.20
51
1
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Jan
15c
9.20
12%
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7.00
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13
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2.10
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80c
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51
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26c
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1
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50
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2.75
1,600
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1,000
21.100
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6,200
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38c,
49
80c
10 Va
1.65
2.15
31c
12.000
23% Aug
79c
33c
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80c
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317,300
21
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5.90
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of
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32c
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of
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169,733
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16
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16
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4c
25,907
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1
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9c
13,350
23%
45c
16%
2.35
22%
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1.60
1.000
2.15
22%
1.3o
1
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123,583
44.560
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
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3.10
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9c
65c
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14c
2.85
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410
5c
59c
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4c
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74c
70,400
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4c
Jan
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70c
43
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16.000
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21
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400
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.
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11c
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8c
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79c
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trust
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1
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75c
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53c
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25
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Ltd
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1,091
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Alberta Distillers
5%
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11%
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23%
11
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Oct
1.37
45c
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20c
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11,467
common
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39
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62c
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2,000
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55c
9,000
36c
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1
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8c
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42c
500
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1.18
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Nov
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of Prices
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25
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72c
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Jan
25 Va
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10c
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1
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7c
100
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5
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4c
30,600
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5c
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69c
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13%
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1
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4c
1,900
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1
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7.000
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1
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Litiie Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd.
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1.05 Aug
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,
Last
Salei'riee
Par
Acadia
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
STOCKS
rtarnco
15c
5,500
74
54c
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C)(
Jan
900
13%
69c
.
'Copper-Man Mines Ltd—4—
Copper Rand Ch.U> Mines Ltd
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Dec
7c
>
.
Halliwell Ltd_—
1
Consolidated Quebec Yeliowknife-v
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Mines Ltd
i
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Sc.
6c
10,950
,
16c
1314
Consolidated
4c
Feb
2.40
42,800
__
'
"
12cK
Oct
9.25
33c
74c
"V 15c
1<.
Consolidated. Denison Mines Ltd
Feb
Dei"
No"
1.55
3,78
'
Feb
2,200
13c 14 %c
1
—
Oct
9c
*
v7C
-
i4C
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
warrants—
L
-
1
Minierc L'Ungava—_1.50
Consol Bi-Ore Mines Ltd——
1
B
i:5o
30%
Jan
3c
33.70j
9 Vi;c
69c
.
•
Ltd—1
Compagnie
Class
4
1,52
Feb
4c
1,000
9.15"
Oct
17%
1.55
27c
8%c
-
,
70c
May
3.95
10c
8.65
v.
—1, '
Mines
Gold
Willans
Cochenour
"
Jaculet Ltd—
—75c
Mining & Smelting___—1
Chibougainau
..
9.10
59C
4,388
10
ioc
21c
;
joc
21c
Jan
2,625
.
Cartier
21c
13.40u
.
.
.
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Lithium Mines Ltd—1—Z—1
Quebec Explorations Limited-l
Capital
Oct
3,500
-
i7C
93c
870
7c
Mar
H%c Jnlv
5.50j
,
Jan
40c
2.10j
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7c
1.83
3,0
,
11c
1.07
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Arc
Friday
Nov
12c
Shown
Mar
266,511
V 10c
.
Toronto Stock
Trices
Apr
67c
65c
Ltd—!•
—25c-'.
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—,
1
Campbell Chibouaamau Minos Ltd— l
*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd——10c
Canaia'sk. Nickel Mines Ltd——_1
anA
60c
Petroleums
Canorama
6c
High
11% Oct
67c
"
Mines Ltd,
:—■——IV
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd_
1
Calalta
LOW
7.1Q Feb
45c
67c
57c
n«/2C
Bouzan
16
Dec
42c
JANUARY
Jun
5oc
ENDED
July
6c
io%
i
—
WEEK
FOR
Low
Bailey, Selburn Oil & Gas. Ltd cl A—1
Baker Talc Ltd—————.
„1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
1
Bateman Bay Mining Co
_l
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
1
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd———.— *
Boftnvville Oil & Refining Corp——i_l
—x
3$
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
.
Monday, January
.
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19
[95,,,
F
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR. WEEK
RANGE
Range
of Prices '
Shares
Cadamet
Mines
Calgary
Bread
Cement
Canada
Iron
4 V*%
Malting
10,135
20c
Dec
29c
Nov
45c
Jan
90c
Aug
17%
Feb
31
1.06
93c
1.20
168,206
34
31%
34
6.675
5.00
5.00
33 Vi>
34%
37
35%
37
1,355
100
98
97
98%
345
215
215
620
73
71%
73
225
81
7812
81
I.525
8.70
8.10
8.85
19.765
10 Tii c
—10
*
common
26
—
Oil
Canada
23c 24%c
•
Assurance
Preferred
July
10
preferred
Life
40c
34
common
Canada
Jan
5.00
Foundries common
Canada
12c
11 %c
i
common
Canada
6.999
"
Calgary Power common
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
17%c 18 %c
*
*
1
1
Lands
25
'
Packers
Canada
Permanent
25%
115
2.00
2.30
85c
1.00
3,400
57
57
200
•
Sep
Oct
9.80
11%
Jun
3.25
Dec
Oct
5.00
Jun
25
35
Jan
Oct
25
Feb
92%
Feb
101
Nov
Jun
200
Dec
50% Nov
70
Oct
125
24
26,875
1.00
—
class A
I,881
Feb
5.15
185
Oct
80
Jan
3.95
3,701
2.30
•
Warrants
Canada
ll%c
62%
36%
Feb
Nov
26
Nov
Safeway Ltd preferred
Canada
Canada
Southern
Canada
Southern
Oils
Canada
Steamship Lines
Canada
Wire
Canadian
class
Dec
52
60% Dec
60
88
Jan
97
50c
Nov
1.16
4.80
1,600
1,975
41%
42%
150
32
Jan
43% Nov
15
15
250
12% Jun
17% Oct
15
—1
10%c
7c
12c
240,599
—20
54%
54
54%
6,952
—
4.55
4.45
4.55
33,334
•
37
36%
37%
7,754
28
36%
36%
36%
595
*
13%
13%
14%
5.75
Breweries
5.75
6.00
common
Preferred
Canadian
British
Aluminum
A
Class B
warrants
com
warrants
Canadian
Canadian
Celanese
$1 preferred
class
common
Preferred
13%
Apr
4.00 Dec
15 Va May
May
19%
1,085
13
Feb
19%
Nov
18%
250
15%
Feb
18 Vb
Dec
33
275
28 Va Mar
33
Oct
9
Nov
9%
8%
9%
II,885
1.46
1.46
1.53
11,800
5
5
5%
2,660
69c
72c
1,500
3.20
3.00
4.75 Mar
80c
4.00
66c
1.93 Aug
Apr
Jan
6.00 Aug
Oct
3.25
23,075
Canadian
Devonian Petroleum
•
5.95
5.75
6.05
27,181
Canadian
Dredge & Dock
•
28%
26%
28%
6.33(3
Canadian
Dyno Mines
75c
15,605
Canadian
Eagle Oil———
7%
7%
8
2,715
7%
7%
8%
2.44
2.40
2.50
*
26%
26%
550
15
19
19%
19%
510
16
79c
Feb
*
Mar
Curtis
Wright.
•
*
-
—
—
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
Fairbanks
16%
Morse
common
Canadian Gen Securities class A
Class
B
;
19%
—
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
19%
52c
56c
1.80
14
14
14%
7.80
l
7.50
8.10
8
8%
7,447
Canadian
Industries
•
16%.
16%
2,203
Canadian
Locomotive
■>
13 Va
13%
13%
25
Canadian
Malartic
•
75c
65c
82c
I
22c
21c
22c
•
80c
69c
common
Gold
Inca
Canadian
Northwest Mines
Canadian
Oil
Cos
Canadian Petroflna
Canadian
preferred
Salt
Canadian
Thorium
14%
—;
1,230
19% Oct
2.30
2.65
16,090
51
51
550
51
1.50
1.50
1.900
75c
44
1.01
Apr
57
Feb
19c
8,166
14c.
2,173,183
15c
Mar
98c
43,832
68c
Nov
27c
1.60 Aug
23 %c Jun
Apr
77c
41c
41c
50c
6,125
13 %c
15c
106,100
92c
88c
92c
5,000
9.75
9.50
4.90
9.75
19,036
9o.
50c
1.78 Feb
Dee-
1.35
18 %c
18c
20c
1.70
1.90
6,800
58
58
58
25
♦
20%
Mining
6c
6c
19c
20c
19c
17c
19c
75#
Smelting
73c
70c
1.50
1.45
]
14%
j
16c
II
Mines
Enterprises
45c
1
Coldstream
7c
;
•
21
Jan
38c
35c
8,000
10c
May
20c
Oct
31c
May
80c
Oct
50c
Jan
55,950
5,385
20,550
•
40c
1.90 Oct
Jau
69c
2.10 Jun
1.80
lie
Jaii
3.55
51c
95,725
7c
7%c
6,050
4
12
1.350
10
Jan
29c
3Gc
Aug
10!*c Jan
20 %c Jan
35c
50,749
3.50
3.00
3.50
1,940
i
11%
11%
Confederation Life
11%
165
8
164
164
12
155
80c
56c
51c
59c
18,900
32c
30c
32c
23c
25c
Conianrum
Con
Key
2.50
Mines
,
Mines
Consolidated
•
Allenbee
I*
Oil
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Consolidated
•
Bellekeno
Beta
Gamma
Jan
35c
Aug
35c
Jan
8,500
8%
8%
9 %
421
12c
ll%c
12c
22,700
11c
11c
9,000
15c
35,875
7c
8c
7,000
Mines
I
13
13
13%
21.759
3.20
3.20
3.85
7.966
3.80
3.70
3.90
22,695
30c
30c
32c
I_
i
•
Gillies
III7
Golden
Marcus
_
Mlc
Mac
Oils
100
8c
2,000
l
23c
23c
27c
26,075
66c
62c
69c
4.00
4.00
4.25
II,130
i
53c
50c
54c
32,200
60c
5.343
Peak
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Red
Mine
18.818
22%
12,695
1.50
page
42.
3,500
28
444
57%
385
43
17c
36,400
1.90* Jan
5
56%
56%
1
14 %c
11 %c
Sep
May
6c
May
16%
Jan
18:%May
80c
Jun
14c
July
31
Jun
Apr
6%C Jun
56% Nov
21c
July
36c
45c
12c
Jan
65c
July
July
30c
29c
32c
10,700
22 %C
Apr
40c
Oct
17 %c
18c
5,500
10%c
Jun
25c
July
12c
16c
34,100
7%c
Jan
20c
Nov
Deer Horn Mines
1
Deldona
Gold Mines
1
Delnite
Mines
Dome
—1
:
——,
25o
1.43
2
34%
32 Vb
Dominion
Dairies
rights
Dominion
Electrohome
—
7,307
13%
5,885
7%
45
85C
85c
24%
i
-
May
26%
Dec
Jan
41%
Doc
Jan
101 to-
Aug
3,315
2,200
7,945
23
101
101
55
97
11%
11%
11%
595
9
Aug
32
32
60
22
Mar
20%
22%
3,419
84
86%
22%
86
15%
1
50
Jan
85
Dec
10
Jan
15
Nov
10%
Nov
10
2,230
14c
23c
45,300
64,000
15 %C
15c
••
9%
13c 15 toe
7%
Feb
Oct
8c
Jun
7c
Mar
18c
Nov
6%c Mar
47,500
Jan
lie
29c
Oct
71,750
toe
13 %c 15
Oct
Dec
14.342
13c
1
15
30%
10,710
20c
9%
%
24
13 toe ■
1
L'J.
15%
15
11
18% Jail
22 %C
1
25 VaC July
29c
Oct
—1
1.39
1.35
1.43
9,150
1.30 Mar
1.89 July
1
2.08
2.00
2.08
4,858
1.40
2.70
1
Mines
9c
«
Metals
Washing Macli pfd
9c
9%c
7,400
17 Va
20
17 Vb
100
270
May
Oct
7c
July
14% May
17
Dec
31
Jan
40
Oct
28
14c
Oct
Match
10
Trust
Mines
Co
1
...
37%
38
*
27%
27%
27%
275
24
Aug
95c
80c
97c
147,075
26c
Jan
1.02 May
28c
30c
8,000
19c
Jun
42c
1
Dec
Aug
1
Empire Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance
Eureka Corp
—
12c
11 toe
13c
54,200
10
Ltd
Mining
38
1
Investment
Eld rich Mines common
Sol
Dec
44 %
•
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Sullivan
81c
17%
—1
East Am pill Gold—
Eust Malartic Mines
Oct
Dec
Dec
29%
•
—
Dec
13-%
81c
100
42%
•
common
Co Ltd-
'
10
29%
1
Mines
Copper
Jan
Nov
10-
Jan
42%
•
common
Dec
1.62 May
Dec
13%
common—
83c
34%
6
*
100
Invest
:
7.70
•
•
Textile
El
11%
18%
13
7%
Steel common
&
Chemical
Dominion
Elder
Jan
17%
Stores
Eddy
Jan
7%
„
—
Tar
Economic
Apr
25 %
18%
—J
Foundry
Dominion
East
46c
96o
13,100
13%
Indus
W arran ts
Uuvan
'■
*
common-——
Preferred
6,000
60,419
1.44
34%
•
Dairies
Donalda
1.30
2.50
Petroleum
Dominion
Dominion
68c
63C
Oils
Mines
Dome
15 c
Seagrams
Palmer
Devon
Distillers
62
62
62
50
55
May
53
53
50
47
Jan
36C
42c
102,118
21c
Dec
35c
Jan
11 %c 15 toe
173,600
8%c Nov
24c
Aug
25
39c
1
Explorers Alliance
12 %c
1
Nickel
Falconbrldge
Famous
28%
9c
Oct
18c
Jan
63
-
55
Sep
Feb
28%
28%
7,234
21
Apr
31% Nov
24
23
24
4,230
14%
Feb
24-
18
17 %
18
865
1
99c
96c
1.04
9,155
25c
30c
—25c
6.65
6.60
7.20
2,940
6.00 Jan
_1
14c
%c
44,100
9-%c Mar
Players Canadian
mil
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
k
Warrants
-
Cop
1
1
9Gc
90c
1.00
44%"
48
27%
120
70c
75c
4,360
54
109 111%
117
5
15
15%'
2,020
9%c
8c
10c
32%
32%
8.65
8.60
8.85
2.03
1.90
2.06
78
79
40
6%
6
6%
200
J»
39%
38 %
100
99
;
Co
-
Francocur
Ltd
Mines
Fraser
Companies.
French
Petroleum
Froblsher
Ltd
-
preferred—
common
Debentures
,
-
„
54
—
53
33
Feb
80c
7.20 May
21o
Dec
Jan
July
1.25
>
Nov
4&
Sep
25% Jun
30V«r Jun
80c
Jtiiy
49'
Nov
36,500
A
1.78- Feb
30c
1,530
117
26
.
695
111
117
Dec
...86c
Dec
21% Nov
Dec
20c
1,669
27%
15%
class
90c
62,900
48
27%
-Jul
(U S)
Canada
14% Apr"
8,300
70c
Class B
Foundation
14c 15
•
;
Manufacturing
of
'
~_20
class. A
Preferred
Ford
•
-
Fargo Oils Ltd
Tungsten
Far west
10% Oct
7%c Jan
7c
IOV4
48.965
Jan
21c
Jan
Jan,
July
80c
Jun
Nov'
Sep
25c
Mar
2.JO
Dec
45c
15o
29c
3.80
34c
5%C Feb
1.62
6.00 Jun
-
Nov
3.25 Jun
19c
Jan
IOV2C Aug
16% Jun
2.85 Dec
2.30
Aug
20c
Mnr
5%c Dec
Nov
20c
Feb
10c
22c
Jan
Jan
Jap
Jan
July
3.25 Jun
9c
Fruehauf Trailer
Co
Gatlneau
common
5°o
Power
preferred
5%%
Geco
preferred
32
Jan-
Vb May
66 Vs. Jan
111.
Dec
'
_
895
1,700
48,030-
74
Feb
12%
JaiU
5c
Jair
22%
Jan
7.00 Jau
1.18 Jan
63
Jan
Ltd
Mines
General
Steel
class
Gold
Gold
Mines
Mining
Mines
Eagle
Golden
Gold
Manitou
Goldfields
Goodyear
Gordon
Tire
class
1112
•
<
Oct
14% Dec
19c
Aug
321* Nov
9.00
Feb
2.25. May
78
Apr
Mines
Power
Great
Class
class
Dec
45c
Jun
Oct
8c
16 %c 16 %c
Feb
2,566
9%c Apr
8%c Jan
22c
Dec
2,500
14c
35,500
J2%c |\1ar
Gurncy Products preferred
23c
May
Aug
May
Gypsum Limp &
12c
Lead
Mines
Lake
7.45
Dec
1.10 Apr
May
17c
Mar
22c
29c 32 Vac
232,600
5c
Mar
29c
7,275
20c
Dec
139,100
42c
July
Oct
Dec
45c
Aug
68c
July
36c
196
20
135
7
825
6
Aug
7% Dec
450
5%
Feb
8
22c
20c
8%
23c
11,275
1.7a
1.69
1.84
11.600
38
37 to
38%
1,995
24
24
24
25%
Jan
40
100
20
Dec
25
July
35% May
26
Oct
400
6%
6,035
3.15
3,225
3.00
3.05
420
19%
20%
2,830
6
5Vo
6%
5%c
5%c
53
410
10%
10%
9%
3,880
17c
51,910
12%
12%
12%
2,100
3.00
3.00
3.00
100
26
26
50
10
uc
10c
13c
~i
80,850
8%c
8c
9%c
7%
Sep
Doc
4.40
Jun
20%
6%
Feb
5%
Nov
41%
Dec
8%
Mar
Dec
11
Dec
Nov
Doc
5.00 Nov
Oct
28c
July
10 Va
July
12%
Dec
3.00
Nov
2.05
15c
4.50
Jun
Dec
20% Feb
25
8 %c
Jan
22c
7c
Dec
13c
Jan
19%
Jun
iqi/b
17%
18%
54.244
12%
Jan
6.95
6.65
7.50
10,140
5.70
Jan
30
15
15
15
100
8c
8c
9c
16,000
4IV2
39%
41%
2,585
•
3.75 Sep
Jan
12
7,000
i
Oct
Nov
5% Aug
4% Aug
15
3.964
9%
15c
2.35
Nov
2.25 Jan
200
48 Va
6
2.50
1,810
5Vac
10%
Jan
Sep
Feb
25%
15%c
49c
Nov
Nov
16c
6
•
191
92c
2.95
20%
Feb
27 Va
6%
•
_H
7 %c May
\
alab
Dec
14 %c Mar
5c
—
Gold
Aug
1.20
7
»
•
Warrants
Dec
25c
14c
1
Mines
11
4,900
•
4c
July
5,700
25c
Nov
4.20 Nov
11c
{ic
23c
19 %c Aug
4.35
35
20c
ga/4
7,625
4.%c Jun
6,300
Jan
Nov
10c
*
Uranium
6c
10,000
37c
1.25
Jan
50
32c
1
A-
Mines
Gwillim
11,064
1*
Coal
B
Freehold
Gunnar
7.30
3.05
Deveion
Greyhound Lines
Gulf
6.90
Dec
65
190
warrants
Guaranty Trust—
Gulch
8%c Nov
7% Dec
29%
7
1
common
5%c
July
15,500
Jan
Feb
Nov
196
Rights
Gridoil
9%c
3.00
Gas
13.400
Aug
27c
*
common-
35c
July
77c
35 %c
25
Northern
B
10 %c Jan
54,300
•
29 %c
32c
28 %c
Warrants
Class
4,314
34,500
1.28
-
19-
18c
31c
•
Lakes
Preferred
3.05 May
2.75 Jan
27% May
5Va Jail
j
Paper
Great
Jan
40% Nov
10£T
111% Jun
•
Mines
Lakes
8
1.06
8
Grandroy
Granduc
4.90 Jan
53% May
32% Feb
6% Jan
41
common
A
49c
44c
10%c
Class B
Great
Jan
31c
7.30
1
Canada
Mackay
16c 17 %C
7.95
9%c
l
Mines
Uranium
1«o
Jan
13%
1
3.000
Mar
12
1
15,131
Mar...
200
1
Mines
28,400
17c
2,230
33
f
Uranium
Greyhawk
«/ct
300
3.90
33
1
Great West Saddlery
Greater Winnipeg Gas
2.00
4.25
3.60
33
13 V*
_1
:
Sep
67c
May
4.45 Sep
May
4l00
3.65
•
common
Prospecting
Ycllowknife
West
1.13
1,842
«
A
Giant Mascot Mine
Great
"Vt
47%
49
16c
July
23%
610
1.27
95c
Jan
9,085
•
Plains
16%
1,925
39
1
Great
Dec
Mfg
Wares
Scientific
July
May
3.70
8%
60%
Genex Mines Ltd
35c
51c
8
Geo
Glenn
18,106
1
Products
Glacier
20
59%
1
common
A
Goldale
18%
48
General Pcto Canada
Giant
Dec
103% Jan
37%
Motors
General
Jan
100
15
38
1
Class
27
45
8%
1
Dynamics —;
General
769
105
♦
^
Development
General
General
39%
19%
General
July
99 100%
1
Bakeries
4.80
105
100
-
20c
8c
9%c
28
10c
43c
75c
7c
9%C
28
15
1
1
29c
16c 17 %c
; 1.25 Apr
25
700
July
18c
8c
450
21
25c
July
90c
27c
I
1.85
21
25C
Dec
2.20^ Jan
13c
30c
63c
11c
1.80
21
4.85
Nov
Jan
18c
9c
1.80
1.50
7%c Jan
Jun
27c
10c
~1
1.70
1,375
7%c
75c
16 %c
Poplar
see
4.40
21 %.
1.55
1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorra Mines
~
footnotes
4.05
22 %
35c
Oils
Consolidated
416,000
4.40
Consol Northland Mines.
Apr
43c
56c
2.50
Ltd—
7
26,875
53c
2.50
7%c
60c
11 %c May
29c
8c
l
Oct
6,210
"*|
Ltd"—
6c
45c
~"l
Mines
Gold
42c
56C
io
Arrow-
Marbeuor
43c
4,366
I_i
Lake'
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting""—"*
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison Explor_II!
i
Consolidated Mosher
".""""*"2
Consolidated Negus Mines"!
I_ ~i
For
95c
Dec
Sep
13 %c
Consolidated Halllwell
Consolidated Howey Gold
Consolidated
Dec
7c
——.I
Nov
25c
11c
Discovery
% Dec
19 %c
14c
Deuison
10
163
3,500
1
Consolidated Fire Casualty
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
.
•
Warrants
Consolidated
..
*
—
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Consolidated
8%c
,
Sep
July
6.25 Jan
3,500
.
Flin
Calliman
Central
Consolidated
7c
Cadillac
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
III
Mines
8%c
Aug
1.05
1.65 Sep
49c
Oct
10c
Nov
Coniagas Mines
Feb
13
Jun
_io
July
19 %C
Vac Mar
*
Dec
14% Oct
Jun
16,100
July
3.50 Mar
7% Jan
17c
33c
33,365
9%c
July
National
Petroleum
Nov
12c
43c
-
'
Apr
11%
»
Metals
14 Va Jan
Oct
Sep
3.75
15c
July
2<05 Jan
55
5c
305
13%
14%
15%c I6%c
16c
j
Mines
37c
Apr
Feb
16c
2.85
3.55
3.55
*
Equipment
!
Jun
1.24 Oct
103,650
19,500
75,850
78c
2.85
*
Willans
Connor
Yellow-knife
70c
7c
Aug
72,000
1.65
78C
2.60
9%c
15c
Ford Motor Co
12.455
'
75c
1
1
&
135
2.26
9%c
50,862
66,700
Fleet
9.55
Jan
1.53
3.00 Aug
3.10 Dec
33,857
9.70 Nov
Jan
66c
50
Oct
3.40 Mar
14c
Grain
3.25
6.10
2.10
2,230
.
.
Mining
Jan
24,300
6%c
20c
1
Mines
•
20%
j
_
Min
56,625
1.76
20
l
Cop
44,012
•
6,150
4.85
37c
Federal
4.90 Dec
9.20
3.90
4.80
13c
Fatima
4.25 Apr
3414 Dec
1.12
Dec
3.00
31c
Feb
July
8.65
2.35
3.90
35c
Jau
2.25 Dec
1.17
400
13 %c
Deo
32% Sep
9.05
2.55
2.65
1
21c
«~6.45
95c
100
1
July
l.lO Oct
2.55
——
90c
500
«
Jan
10c
—
*
Jan
1,450
■,
78c
Jun
1
Mines
Cusco
Jan
4.95
Minns
Commonwealth
Oct
37c
3.10
—
Farm
Conduits
Sop
34»/4
Wiucs
Gold
3.60 Dec
Mar
85c
14 %C
Jan
21% Aug
3.00
-
Cockshutt
Combined
20%
2.45
—1
^ochenour
Colomac
May
34 %
Chlboug Jaculot Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Combined
Oct
30
10
Minos
Coin Lake
131
Feb
43c
—
Chartered Trust
Rceo
Jan
21
*
-
87c
com
-
Central Porcupine
Charter OR"
Chromium
Jan
81
24
20
—•
Pat Gold-
Gold
15c
/
355
2,820
24
*
Investments
Central
Kayrand
Jan
G2c
Ltd
Rio
Chasterville
140 146%
i
Athabaska
Gal
146
20%
I
Del
cody
Oct
"5
Corp
Central
Chirao
Jan
25 Va
2
Central Canada
Chib
16%
Jun
60
l
Ltd
Asbestos
Chtskim
Dec
20
_i
Mines
Explorations
Chateau
12V»
225
2,000
16 %C
Trethewey
Cayzor
667
30
16 %c
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Castle
Aug
30% Sep
i
Warrants
Caesiar
12
Jan
Oct
Nov
July
July
10
Minerals
Eastern
30 % Aug
Apr
5.50 Mar
'
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brcwis Mining
Easy
Jun
12
6c
1
Zellerbach
Oct
1.00
20%
10% July
55c
—
Crown
Dec
1.22
8%d
6c
Exploration
Mines
14% Oct
37c
30
•
Wostinghousc
Captain
Oct
Sep
7%c
% % pfd-20
Oil
Wllliston
Oct
285
48c
Sep
30
i
Canadian
Can Erin
13
Feb
7%c
•
Gas 5
Western
Can Met
7,784
Sep
1,145
33c
—;
Dominion
*
"
Nat
Canadian
Canadian
29
23%
Pershing
Trust
Sep
vDee
19%
11%
-
Nov
18
Jun
20%
Apr
19
11%
7,725
1,100
Steel & Coal common
_i
s.
Vickers
Canadian Western
Caudore
27c
13
.10
—
Corp
Tire Corp common
Canadian
119,863
450
16 %
19%
11%
-*
Dominion
9%
Jan
82c
9,379
Oct
2.40
17,100
.
Sep
9.25
Jan
10%
23(r
Feb
10c
Magnesium
15%
■
Jan
29%
Oct
Jan
1.05
50
-
Scottish
2.40
Aug
28%
40e
7c
54,036
56c
—
...
Dominion
21
Apr
19c
27%
Mar
43,700
1
Dominion
<<'63c
Nov
14c
29%
11,400
16c
1.05
common—
>;
Crown
Jun
3.00
Sep
62,246
28%
33c
2.25
9c
-
I
Nov
13c
—•
-
Timber
Preferred
Nov
7%
2.15
31c
15c
Jun
5.05
4% Mar
33c
2.34
Warrants
108
Jan
50c
.
Mines
Crestbrook
Crowpat
210
37% Oct
Jan
2.29
2.17
Warrants
Crestauritth
Croinor
7
104
1.05
-
Canada
of
4,345
*
*
20%
Feb
128.545
•
Railway
15
Bit
145
4.20
R14 Oct
7.50 Apr
14 %c
1
——
Copper——
Oil
Cree
5,268
106
3.10
High
Jan
4.50 Sep
29
Jan
1
Zinc
Mining
Cowielian
37
36%
6%
*
•
A
29
Apr
9.55 Mar
5 Va
Dec
8% Sep
8% Sep
4.50 Mar
~
Lead
Cournor
7,920
*
-
Cosmos
Coulee
5.40
55c
•
I
—
Distillery class
Imperial
Corby
36.032
104%
;—<■
Ltd
Low
80c
5.15
4.20
*
Range for Year 1958
High
76c
—100
——
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chlboug
Jun
Dec
1.08
Apr
10 %
10%
Pacific
Canadian
3,585
V.
21
common
11)53 warrants
Canadian
1.50
2,250
8%
16 %
l.*
28c
3.35
25%
15 Va Mar
5,120
Oil
North
1.40
7,400
1.75
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
6%
25
52c
1.80
Dec
6%
Aug
6.60
Apr
Jan
48c
16,140
10#
Oils
•
1.35 Aug
5.00
15
3,900
20o
Crest
Warrants
Canadian
60c
1
Warrants
Oct
5.95 Oct
30
1
.
Dec
Nov
3.25 Dec
13
36%
common-
Shares
'
Nov
36
18%
•
Pete
Collieries
4.95
36 Va
18%
•
Chemical & Cellulose
Chieftain
8
810
18%
Dec
2.90 Apr
1.285
8
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
5.00
14%
-25
25
—
preferred
Canadian
5.00
14%
•
common-
5.00
14»/a
Dec
Dec
Jan
4.40
25
5,270
*
„
A
10c
61%
Apr
25% Jan
925
;
•
1
Canncrs
5c
40% Jan
1-10
Co
Gas
Exploration
Coppercorp
Jan
Mar
85c
3.60
2.70
5.25
Copp Clark Publishing...—
Jan
Nov
75c
3.45
Rights
Canadian
$1%
Feb
Oct
—_.*
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Class
34
52
I*
common
Minerals
Astoria
813
980
90
•
Class A
Con west
Nov
54
60%
90
Petroleum
West
Craig
54
58
75c
1
Craigmont Mines
Jan
52%
1
B
Consolidated
Consumers
Basin
for Week
of Prices
Low
76c
Sudbury
1.20 Jua
Dec
35
60
100
warrants——
Petroleum
Consolidated
2.50 Jun
1.50 Mar
65c
52%
10
Mtgc
Par
High
23c
1
25o
—
Edmonton
&
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Range for Year 1958
18c
J
Oils
Petroleum
Calalta
Low
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Par
Mines
16
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Cable
JANUARY
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
6
4
VaC
27
May
8.00
14
Jan
12c
Jan
41%
July
Oct
Dec
July
Q«t
Number 5813
1B9
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(381)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Hard
Gold Mines
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway
Red Lake
Heath Gold Mines
Hees {Geo H) & Co
Hendershot Paper common
.•
12c
5,200
19 %c
17c
20c
64,400
19c
19c
8,177
10c
10c
500
—■» ■— -»«*-
..r
—> — —
8 %c
54c
9c
14c
July
21c
Mow
Medallion
Apr
21c
July
Apr
12c
Nov
Jan
79c
Jan
Jan
10c
July
1.00
Oct
7.00
Dec
3C
Oct
Mining
1.10
29,770
61c
Feb
46
Feb
49
Apr
17c
21
Apr
5.75 Aug
8c
Nov
Midcon
Oil
Jan
Mldrim
Mining
1
1.10 Jan
1.74 Dec
Midwest Industries Gas
•
48,400
17c
Jun
30c
400
39 %
Apr
Mill
7V8
7
7%
685
5%
Jun
50% Sep
7% Sep
4.00
4.00
1,010
3.75
Dec
Milton
1.75
Dec
Mindamar
2.00
850
32%
31%
32%
8,250
20 Va
31%
Dec
20 Va
19%
21
6,404
14
Apr
23
July
19%
20
3,004
13%
Apr
21% July
25%
Jan
49%
May
Warrants
4lV2
41
42
1,030
5.00
4.50
5.00
21,532
59%
58%
59%
3,538
21V4
20 Va
3.05 Mar
39'A
21%
6,916
18c
18c
20c
6,100
15c
Aor
]
20
1.90
1.90
1.92
1,500
77c
Jan
51
51
180
32
Oct
Oct
62
Apr
15% Mar
1
Dec
5.25
Jau
8C
78c
Oct
1.50
July
July
1.14 May
1.18 July
50,450
49c
Jan
83c
88c
22,450
65c
Jan
1.65
12,751
35c
45c
1,000
32c
32c
32c 34 Vic
41,128
19c
2.55
2.35
2.64
64,449
1.77
Jan
2.95
3.00
2,340
1.95
Jan
7c
6 Vic
7%c
4,500
6c
Dec
3.20 May
13c
Nov
14
13%
Jan
74c
'
Metals
Corp
*
68C
Aug
Apr
36c
Dec
15 %
Nov
Jan
26c
Nov
23% Dec
5,354
15c
20c
43,300
25%
24%
25%
l,57i
21
♦
25 Va
24%
25%:
1,503
21% Nov
"543
40
37%
1
'
—
Feb
36
Dec
Jan
21
Dec
62c
Api-
90c
Dec
23% July
Montreal Locomotive Works
•
19 V*
28c
Montreal
Apr
18%
Nov
41%
Nov
91%
Dec
89c
10,950
19 V*
5,980
47
84c
48 Vi
235
33
Jan
91 Vi
2,515
64
Feb
84c
Dec
24
7
15%
100
18 Vi
1
Trust
8c
25%
25 Vi
'
.
Jun
3.15
Nov
9.10
14%
19%c
Molybdenum Corp
2.15 Aug
Dec
1
B
Warrants
Jan
1.25
—*
Brewery new class A
class
"
•
—
Porcupine
Jun
Mar
•
Uranium
Ore Mines
Moneta
14c
1.50
83c
1.55
»_
Brick
New
10,000
33%c Nov
1
:
,
Lake
Molsons
40
11c
77c
•
City Petroleums
Milliken
1.15
47 Vi
10c
Oct
3.45
41c
Gas
Mining Corp
1.75
2.05 July
1.75 Dec
Feb
Jan
•
&
49
Apr
2.20
1.06
10c
1
.
9c
47%
50
j
Mines
4.00
•
Parn Porcupine
Oils
& Erie Mtge
Hugh
17,460
32 Vac
Bay Oil
Hudson
27c
4%c
•
Smelting
&
8 Vic
60
•
Mining
Bay
Hudson
27c
9,006
Min
Smith Paper common
Jan
49,150
•
Mining
11c
5 Va
19V2
Howard
17,400
1.76
34c
Oct
23c
7 Vac
47
July
48c
18c
5
29c
14c
Vic
1.65
49
4,500
21,413
22c
27c
5 Vac
^
Hoyle
Island
Uranium
28c
2.90
High
Jan
6 Vic
2.76
50c
Mersey paper 5%'A pfd
Meta
9,610
2.81
•
1.28
1.76
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
Mines
Petroleums
7c
,
w-'
Gold
Consol
Holllnger
Merrill
Gold
Low
High
8%c
1
Mercury Chipinan Knit
McWatters
Low
.
Range for Year 1958
Shares
•
Mentor Expl & Dev
Jan
of Prices
9c
l
6c
5,894
5'/a
Lake
Red
83o
54,300
7%c
McMarmac
i
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Dec
6c
38,385
8c
6c
8%
Mar
8c
12'Ac
8c
—•
*
_*
-
49 %c
Week's
Last
iale Price
High
6% Aug
1.210
7%c
—1
20o
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hinde As Dauch Canada——_
Hi Tower Drilling——
Holden Mfg class A
B.
Low
9%
1
Gold Mines
OlltlSS
High
9
11c
52c
16
Friday
1
1
1
•
*
s
JANUARY
Range for Year 1958
1
Mines
Ha saga
Heva
Low
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
11 Vic
*
S
1
—
Minerals
Harrison
of Prices
Par
!'
■
Carpets"
Rock Gold
Harding
WEEK
FOR
Bales
for Week
Range
Huron
64%
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Flo Glaze common
—*
Imperial Investment class A
.r*
$1.40 preferred
_25
Imperial Life Assurance
_10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.!
.nr/o■ preferred
—4.80%
Industrial
Jan
67
14%
26%
Jun
30%
Oct
6V4
Jan
14
Sen
Dec
23%. Nov
12
11%
12%
1.915
22
21%
22
300
22
89%
88
92
2,245
49
Feb
45%
45%
46 Va
8,690
38%
Feb
47%
Oct
14
13%
; 14
3,935
1,2% Jan
14%
Jun
;
5%
705
5%
6%c
Go
6%C
38%
37%
39%
13%
14%
5%
8c
33,400
v
Dec
Apr
6% Jun
I ()c
Jan
Jan
40 Va
Deo
Jan
15
July
25%
8,956
80
1
14
5ViVc. preferred
—
Inglis (Jolin) & Co
•
,
10
275
6%c
16,490
19%
18%
1
pfd
Inland Cement Co
50
5VaC
6c
6.75
2,090
49%
50
_
20%
4.211
7%
8,565
*7%
49%
54
Jan
2.70
V* Dec
Jan
July
5Va
10'A Feb
Oct
18'A
Nov
Oct
■"
Natural Gas common
Inland
7
5 %
9
Jun
•
2.80
international
Nickel
In
Co
ternattonal Banwick Ltd
.
975
59c
61c
8,166
23
23
23
25
87'A
84%
87%
.1
common
3.00
59c
*
*
Powders pfd
Bronze
2.80
1
Inspiration Mln & Dev
International
32 %c
27 %c
35c
10 Vr
Investors
Class
Irish
91c
J.85
50%-
-52
25c
27%
27%
27%
25c
Pipe
12
Line
Syndicate
common
iron.
Mines-,
Bay
...
Iroquois Glass preferred-—,.—
Jack
Waite
Mining
Dec
1.05
Dec
56%
Oct
12
22 %
Nov
23
Dec
135
22%
23%
2.50
26,900
2.30
2.45'
Jun
Jan
9% Jau
5,106
2.44
52c
Jan
2.95
Oct
2.34
-
1.40 Mar
8,950
Oct
47
•
&1%
1
85C
70c
89c
280,601
47C
Oct
82c
Aug
Minerals
1
50c
47c
52c
22,529
410
Apr
8O0
Sep
Nama
Creek
_1
30c
19c
31c
150,295
15c
Dec
36C
Feb
15%
15%
15%
555
11 Va
Jan
16
Nov
15%
15%
15%
415
12
Feb
16
Nov
10c
11c
22,700
8c
Dec
27 Vb
27 Va
40
24%
Jan
26c
May
27% May
5% Nov
Preferred
National
Hosiery
National
National
Nealon
Nello
New
Calumet
35c
Dec
94c
6
July
11%
G
12
3,321
l-Oc
/
Delhi
New
Dickenson
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
6.10
10c
6c
7c
1
19%
19'A
20 Va
2.65
2.60
3.00
9,275
95c
62c
10,900
27e
Gas
Lake
La
1.14
1.10
1.15
73c
68c
80c
2.95
•
.3
2.90
3.00
Gold
Cos
3,970
79%
Dec
81
Dec
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
Oct
27
19
Jan
Jan
1.G8 May
6c
Apr
21 %c Nov
5c
5c
5 %c
2.20
2.25
24,400
6,685
3c
30
30
30
30%
525
30 %
1,640
35%
8,200
36
34'A
36%
3,303
•
46
44%
46
740
13%
12
13%
3,890
*
5
5
5%
300
9%c
6%c
9%c
1
42 %c
41 %c
44c
20,400
16,150
50
London
Hosiery Mills class A
Long Island Petroleums
—
Mines
July
*
;
;
i
On
Mines
1
Macdonald Mines
MacLeod
Macmillan
Madsen
Mages
&
Red
Magnet Cons Mines
Malier Shoes Ltd
Malartlc Goldfieids
Maneast Uranium
Marcon
Preferred
Matachewan
Maxwell
McCol] Frontenac
b!
For footnotes
Nova
50c
6,665
37c
Dec
1.52
135,923
37c
Mar
2.25
2.13
2.25
14,082
O'Brien
Dec
ll%c Feb
Dec
68c
Aug
50c
Feb
Okalta
16c.
Jan
O'Leary
Dec
Ontario
Jockey
22
Feb
32
20c
5c
Jan
Sep
Apr
20 % July
3.20 Jun
88c
Nov
Ocean
Apr
1.39
Deo
23%
Jan
37%
Nov
Osisko
2.85
Jan
1.10
Dec
21%
1.08
1.04
1.10
10,100
90c
May
1.30 Aug
9c
7%c
9c
22.820
7c
Nov
13%o Nov
12c
12c
•
13c
11 %c
13c
1
1.18
1.17
i
29 %c
28c
18
7%
85
May
Feb
14
Mar
96
Oct
93c
34,625
12c
II,300
8c
Feb
1.23
89,500
40c
Feb
31c
142,550
0%c Jan
5% Mar
10
5
17 %c
12
128,725
120
10,081
77% Mar
66,000
15 %c Dec
150
5
590
18c
28,500
33
33
33
100
67%
67%
69 Va
2,830
92
90
92
955
39c
29c
40c
261,964
3.50
Feb
Feb
10
Apr
Feb
230
24
May
3.50
2,200
27c
42c
29,823
15c
23,000
1.60
1.60
100
21c
4,125
1.60
3.01
Jan
2.70
Feb
4.00 Feb
15
1.55
Deo
Oct
167/s Sep
Sep
28
4.25
Jan
May
33c
Jan
30%c Mar
40e
July
18c
1.05
Dec
14c
Jun
4c
Mar
1.60
Nov
30c
July
8c
July
8c
4,000
70c
69c
72c
17,750
45%c
Apr
1.35 July
15%
14%
15%
1,714
13%
Feb
16% Sepv
7%c
;
Jan
Mar
9c
14c
15c
1,500
11 Vic
Jan
23c
1.28
1.25
1.31
\28,150
3.04
Oct
•
•
19c
16c
19c
11,600
HVaC
Jan
2.15
2.05
2.15
34,730
44c
Clib common
41c
45c
6,000
35o
Sep
9%
9%
9%
550
8
Jan
9%
8%
8%
200
7
Jan
9%
Jun
6%c
•
1
20
preferred—
4,500
f>c
3.55
Jan
Jan
1.55 Feb
32c
July
2.10 May
55c
May
Jan
10
Debenture
&
7c
28%
28
28%
210
24% Jan
27 Vb
Dec
25 V*
25 %
150
19
26
Dec
9.95
34,415
May
*
.—1
9.70
9.30
Gold
-—1
11c
10 Vac
lie
8,700
9c
Dec
20c
—1
32c
37c
5,700
19c
Jan
61c
Aug
38 %C
42c
10,500
250
Jan
44o
July
15,683
Products
common
Copper
2.25
12o
Apr
Jan
II
Petroleums
Pacific
-1
Paramaque
5.75
Feb
10% Oct
Jan
Aug
Nov
28c
32%
July
Dec
10,870
4lc
Apr
83c
11,000
4Vic Jan
9c
Sep
July
6c
5%C
51c
1
1
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline common
Nov
Penmans
69%
Oct
Permo
Jan
94%
Dec
Perron
July
Peruvian
*
common
Gas
1
1
1.28
50
Preferred
Jan
52c
60c
69c
8%c
52c
7C
29,500
11,801
48c
52c
4.00
4.00
200
55c
45c
56c
154,000
4.70
4.55
4.75
11,830
3Vic Jan
37 %e
Jan
2.70 Sep
30c
Dec
3.90 Aug
40c
Dec
HVaC Feb
70c
July
4.00 Jan
62c
Mar
6.35 Nov
1.00
Deo
1.90
Peerless
Jan
1,500
65c
6%c
1
PCE
Jan
67%
10% a Jan
Canada
Paymaster
Dec
6.00
53c
68c
8%c
Warrants
50c
Oct
2
I
Pato Consol Gold
109%
21%
34% Aug
1
*
Drilling
of
15% Nov
1
Uranium
Patino
5,055
26% May
28c
Sep
1,710
33
-—1
Mines
Amalgamated Mines
Parker
17%
12 VB
•
Parbec Mines
Pater
17Va
11%
31%
32%
20c
Porcupine
Pamour
50
23'A Aug
•
17%
11%
Warrants
Page Hersey Tubes
Palliser Petroleum
Pardee
May
1.39 Oct
35c
1
Feb
Jun
July
40c
Mines
Lake
Dec
26c
18%c 19 %c
5
Va
Jan
23 %c
107%
18%c
Feb
22
5C
113,650
Aug
Dec
1.70
21%
39c
4.60
Mines
Ormsby
Nov
31c
Dec
1.58 Deo
10
Ontario Steel
90c
Nov
10 %c
73c
25%
Orenada
23
37 %c
68c
90o
Loan
Opemiska
17% July
15
Ontario
Oct
490
115
1.95 May
J
Oils
Dec
22
1,690
3,400
22,980
27
3.25
.*
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
33c
14c
96
2.40
1.36
13 %c
3.45
1
Cement
23
Apr
22
Oct
16%
15c
Malartlc
,
Aug
13%
4.05 Sep
Oct
38
"
60
4c
22
Dec
1.05
25%
38c
Mines
Gold
30c
45C
96
Oct
1.81
14%
,
Obaska Lake Mines
Dec
12,600
12%
Dec
51c
46c
18%C
Aug
6% Mar
20,700
13
17.063
Apr
1.38
__20
——
Jun
9c
96
59c
Apr
1.10
48c
Mines
5
1.05
12,300
57c
Feb
2.75
30
Nov
2.68
•
42.
59c
j
Beaucage
Nudulama
2.40
2,880
4,700
15%
Telephone
Oils Ltd,
5,065
60,360
155
1.70
—
Mines
5,200
1.42
4,970
35
1.44
1.46
Warrants
1.30
4.50
4.05
35
Gas
Preferred
1.30
Nov
1.30
Natural
Ontario
Aug
350
July
49c
—1
Northern Quebec Power
July
128,600
15c
Apr
1.65
warrants
1957
Northern
37c
252,800
Oct
32c
4.35
Northern Canada Mines
11c
16c
7c
62,150
1.90 Feb
May
48c
165,850
17c
5.00 Apr
Mar
22 %
Feb
19 c
26c 32 Vac
Jan
5c
14c
May
36o
4,520
100
29c
28,725
18c
4.95
12
8c
l
page
17 %c
22c 23 %c
3.95
4.35
240
•
see
23c
2.23 Mar
4.50
754,950
7.7
common
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKenzie Red Lake
Aug
Oct
3,755
Sep
49
1.00
i
Nov
47c
37,200
Nov
9c
•
'
17c
36c
3.55
1.90
39
100
Maybrun Mines
McCabe Grain class
Sep
Jan
7,500
33c
3.20
9%c
10c
50c
36
2.55
+
5c
7c
10c
35c
3.40
12%,
32 V2
*
Ltd
July
55% Oct
Jan
625
Jan
8c
•
18c
Jan
1.18
1,258
30
•
!■*»
Jan
35'A
1,025
27
1
Consol
8c
7,579
15
Jan
37%
.
Deo
4,125
55
1.05
11% Dec
*
Martin-McNeely Mines—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
2.49
16c
1.05
22
1.05
"771—I
I
2.55
54
1.00
39c
100
—,
2.44
15%C
54%
1.00
41'A
2.65
Mines
2.47
15VaC
14%
32%
22%
Jan
1.00
Nov
1
Marigold Oils
Maritime Mining Corp
13.510
Oct
1.51
14%
Nov
15c
1
May
44
Nov
38%
Maralgo Mines
57c
Apr
35 V*
1
Preferred
6,975
1
Jan
22 %
*
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common
1.15
39
Norvalie
..1
-
1.08
50
Northland
J
...
1.11
1.01 Aug
43 %
Northern
10c
_
Goods
Dec
43%
Dec
38%
Bloedel class B__
Lake
Sporting
Jan
60c
43%
Nov
44c
1
9
3,584
J50
8c
20
Cockshutt
280
72c
North Star Oil common
11c
1
Explorations
Macleods class A pfd
13
70c
14 % Jun
1.000
1
Macfie
12
13
70c
Jan
12,050
2.90
Oct
12
.11
23c
2.67
1.60 Nov
19 Vic Aug
9% May
820
9%c
2.80
Oct
May
1.00
12c
1,650
Class B
Macassa
NOV
1.45
21c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Nov
7 ViC
13%
Nov
32 % May
720
12c
Jan
1.32
2.50
32%
2,000
Sep
Sep
4c
13 V*
32 V*
Jan
6,990
19c
14%
13c
4Vic
1.45
Jan
Dec
1.26
14
4%c Jan
1.61 Nov
13 V*
Deo
30
1,071,150
8
Aug
July
Class A warrants—
9%C
22c
GolTflelT"!—7—Z—IIT1
Lowney
7c
Nov
28%
Oct
1
Northspan Uranium
8c
Wftrrnnfo
(W Mil.
Lyndhur*!
Minine
Dec
3.15
Jan
950
30
46c
Jun
warrants
665
34
Aug
13c
39c
1.79
warrants
18,500
29%
20c
35c
1.23
"l
Rankin
1956
13,124
35
Oct
5,450
39C
1.68
-50
1953
25
30%
47c
Dec
17c
warrants
Louvicourt
3.55
Jan
1.44
1.50
May
;—
Dec
32c
Mar
30
45,200
1250
-
Preferred
14c
30
34c
29c
30 %C
27c
North Canadian Oils common
Feb
1.38
•
Preferred
Uranium
May
5.25
24%
-.30
30
—,
A
Class B
A
29c
Jan
3.90 Jan
25
•
11c
—1
North
16c
1
15o
Aug
III
*
Northgate Exploration Ltd
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
Sep
1.40
——*
Feb
5o
12c
III
Norsyncomaque
Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
Oct
2.20
6c
374,000
•
Oct
2.437
29,540
11c
—1
1.18
1
Mines
class
3.25
11c
7c
—1
3.70
1
Mines
Gold
3.10
10c
19c
Corp
85c
2.75
Mar
10c
*
Jan
15c
13o
—1
Jan
900
345,350
July
7.25 July
—1
Apr
2.70
9.662
20c
1.45
.1
Ltd-
40c
30c
Oct
Mar
1.10
..
1
91o
3.50
Dec
15c
lie
1.33
-
—
II,750
26c
2.07
4Vic Jan
9,800
14c
-M.
25,300
3.50
1.85 Aug
6,650
8c
13 %c
.1
Warrants
26c
B preferred—
preferred
Lorado
Preferred
3.50
Long Lac Gold
Class
Dec
10% Dec
*
Class
1st
Nov
26%
1
Loblaw Groceterias class A
Loblaw
30%
1
11,350
2.38
7%c
14c
.1
Mines
Mar
Mines
—
Little
Jan
Sep
2.46
i
Nickel
Norpax
50c
10c
7
16o
2.49
Feb
Jtt
1.35 S£
.1
Mines
14% May
-
34c
Jan
1
*
Mines
Norlartic
18%
Mining
Laura Secord Candy
Leltch Gold
Lexindln
Norgold
Oct
1,200
590
Mines
1
*
Dec
9,146
I,600
Apr
30c
32c
common
74o
1,711
25c
Oct
451,200
57c
Oils
2.75
11
4.75
31C
Dec
Noranda Mines
29
4.60
May
Rouyn—:—
Dec
21
30
22 Vac
Jan
16c
24c
Gold
10%
1
25c
2,300
1.01
1
Mines
Rim
Acme
27%
174
14,500
1
Normetal Mining
1,450
Gold
Lencourt
Nor
Jan
82
44c
21c 21 %c
Nipissing Mines
May
10c
Mines
Lamaque
Nickel
14c
9 %c
38c
«
73c
80%
40c
•
Canada
:soo
—
Sep
1
Shore
Wasa
Luz
Dec
45,637
-
21,075
Mining & Smelting
28 %
Debentures
Lake Llngman Gold Mines
Lake Osu Mines
:
Lake
8%C Oct
Nickel
Mar
—1
«
Mines
of
Mines
8c
J
Mines
1.35
Mines
Wire
82
Cinch
Dufault
1.20
Mines
Superior
Taku
Niagara
32c
10%
Exploration
62c
1.34
.500
Petroleum
Oil
Gold
3,100
-•
•
...10
Ltd
Mar
Mining & Smelting.
Mylamaaue Exploration
177,253
63c
18c
Mines
74c
70c
lOVaC
1
(John)
Lakeland
10%
Jan
14% Jan
23,655
20c
10c
5% Jan
5c
355
7,700
23.062
Mines
10c 11 Vac
t
Townsite
Lafarge Cement class A—
Lake
12,840
-
Nov
5.20 Nov
Jan
—.—1
MtnernIs
Labrador Minine &
Lake
9
Feb
50c
51c
20c
Labatt
2.49 Mar
1.00 Mar
5.75
.1
Gold
Copper
Kir»....rid
Nov
9%c
35c
Mines
Class B
Warrants
Kirkland
Dec
10c
35c
33c
_1
Manitoba
New
New
6.00
9Vic Deo
Apr
1.20
Oct
July
*
Apr
4C
1.25
75c
360
-1
69c
4c
27,000
.1
Jan
17Vac July
Mines
Jan
16,500
10c
July
38c
5,500
Canada..
19«
6c
8c
10,500
"29,644
of
46,500
5c
9c
133,735
11,500
70c
Gold
44c
5c
10c
27c
Oct
48c
6c
61c
13
1
7c
24c
Warrants
50c
July
July
.1
70c
Kenville
Aug
14c
Senator
1
Kelvinator
44c
Jan
New
•
4.20
15 V*
Jan
60
9
23c
148,966
Aug
22c
15,700
18c
Jan
10 %
505
38,600
10c
8c
July
15
16 %C
67,400
Sep
Dec
Nov
18c
9c
Harricana—_
IIosco
Vi May
30c
Mines
Goldvue
Mar
11c
3.50 Deo
8c
.1
21c
9%
3,500
Rouyn Merger-
17V2c
10
15c
New
21c
•
13 %c
Newnorth
Feb
Kelly Douglas class A
15c
New
20c
10%c Jan
1.85
13c
Oct
16,000
1,700
Apr
Dec
86,850
2.10
4%c
Jan
69,600
32c
2.00
151,500
4lc
19c
30c
29c
15a
17c
25c
%c
25c
30c
•
15c
23c
17c
.
49
Jan
28c
Newlund Mines
25%C
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
Jan
1.50
—1
Pete
Davies
New
1
Jowsey
37%
30c
Mines
Continental
New
1
13
23
310
.200
New
]
(1939)
Gold
Dec
49
8%c
Gold
Chamberlain
New
30,650
17
49
15
Bidlamaque
12% Nov
64c
43c
3,254
I
Mines—
New
New
25,930
5%
.—1
Uranium
Lablne
Alger
Jason
26c
,
.
New Athona Mines
New
4.15
17 V*,
49
'-10
New Bristol Oils
New
3,832
3.00
16 V*
5%
•
Products
Neon
Nesbltt
New
5%
3.80
16%
2250
-
Kelore
July
class B_,
Mines
Mines
Jan
4
15 %c
Mills
Trust
New
13
12c
«■
Petroleum
New
11% Nov
3,500
'120
National Steel Car
New
2,025
17c
12
90 V*,
...
preferred—;
National
Mines
Mines
Joburke
Explorations Ltd
National Grocers
Joliel,-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith Mines
Jellicoe
.—5
Dec
13 Va
62c
Mines
National Drug <fe Chemical common. —8
Aug
July
13
15%c
13
*
Lake
Jefferson
11%
Dec
2.30
J
•
July
96c
2.45
20c
„
Oct
3(5% Jan
23%
1
Jaye.Exploration
91
72c
10,605
'
10
.
Nov
11,890
•
1
A
Copper Mines
24%
Apr
9%
1,530
Oct
;87c
Feb
69%
Oct
3.55
Aug
May
I8%c Jan
462,900
12
1.75
•
—
Interpiovinctai
2.50
40c
20
9,077
'
51%
Intel-provincial Bldg Credits com
Bights
J,
5
Moore
Nov
31%
31%
43Va
35
1
Ltd
Corp
Accept
Dec
I,450
common.*
Gold
Lake
Indian
50
Oct
64 %
63%
31%
2.08
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron
Multi
Humber
&
Gold
Oil
Oil
preferred
Mines
&
Mines
3
1
1
1.65
1.91
32,374
3.30
3.30
3.40
2,790
Jan
3.70 Aug
20C
20c
20c
3,309
14c
Jan
25o
17
25c
2.50
17 Va
2,332
13c
July
23c
July
July
22C
26c
12,300
18c
Feb
40c
May
llVs
10
11%
11,690
6
46
45
46
285
40
24
32
1.66
23C
V*
Feb
10%
Jun
46
July
Aug
34
Nov
32
32
25
1.59
1.70
19,025
22 %c
25c
8,905
21 Vic
Dec
1.35
1.37
1,240
70c
Jan
1.40 Nov
2.10
40c
Oct
Aug
Feb
1.85 Oct
41
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
/.
.
(382)
Monday, January 19
T
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
I
'
'
Petrol
Oil
&
'
•
Gas
Engravers
150,685
38c
1.60
1.35
1.64
123,000
60c
Jan
16
16
400
1.12
•
1.05
1.14
22,130
85c
Oct
Gold
Pioneer
Placer
1.47
6c
7V2C
32,250
•
Prospectors
Nov
5r,o
36c
Jan
1956
warrants
Oct
1957
warrants
preferred
5,000
Jun
50c
Nov
Trans Canada
395
54'/a
Jan
68
Aug
3.55
,,15,350
2.15
Dec
4.90
4.85
5.00
12c
10c
12c
19,895
45,600
5%c
5%c
6c
1.65
1.60
1.70
•
stwi
Gold
•
Dome——
6.35
6.35
1
M
6.55
4.60
4.70
5.00
Purdex Minerals Ltd
1.00
1.00
1.07
3.10
3.30
22,575
9c
10c
1
—
59c
!
1.,
,1
,
1
I,,
1,
f. %
Y 52C
-
5c
Rainville
Twin
6.25 Nov
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35,200
34c
343,350
23c
Sep
37c
5c
Rio
Rupununi
Athabasca
City
Roche
4.40
Union
Jan
Russell
& 2 6 ¥2
28
2,310
18
Oct
25%
Dec
;rt..4.80
10
10%
705
5%
Jan
10
11
2,755
8%
Jan
11
15%
16%
9,491
15V4
Dec
Aug
18Va Aug
17c
Jan
26c
15%
St
Corps Ltd class B—
Fuel Inv class A pfd__
19 Vb
Dec
26%
Sep
United
Keno
13c
Jan
3lc
Sep
13% Oct
United
New
United
Steel
voting
Oils
United
Aug
7.50 Jan
11%
12%
3,740
8%C
8%c
1,375
8c
Dec
15c
48c
52c
31,700
34c
Nov
85c
Class
Jan
July
45c
45c
45c
1,000
2.05
2.01
2.26
6,100
68c
66c
70c
14,380
7c
6 V2C
7 Vac
12,500
5%c
Dec
1.40
1.25
1.40
200
85c
Aug
45c
50c
34,800
24c
Jan
1.28
1.48
154,295
80c
Dec
1.56
5%c
Jan
13 %c
B
Apr
74c
12c
Feb
17c
1.60
Dec
65c
Oct
55c
2.75
Apr
•"
"
_
•
4:15
1.18
Feb
10c
71c
Vanuoo
Ventures
Ltd
July
2,500
62,035
19 %c
21c
42,300
9c
Jan
35c
40c
34,700
28c
Feb
1.30
July
July
11 %c 13 %c
69,148
9c
Apr
29 %c
Jan
Oct
15%
Jun
13
13 %
O934
200
.
24,761
98
100
1,230
14c
13,825
75%
77%
4,800
53
Mines
Bt
preferred
Maurice
•
—
Waite
Amulet
Walker
(G
Mines-
&
W)
River
Sapphire
Mar
77%
Dec
Werner
Lake
&
11%
2,779
Nov
14%. Jan
Wespac
2,870
7
Feb
11 Va May
Westburne
1,000
9c
Jun
12c.
We*u
%c
9.75
Aug
470
10% Mar
18%
Nov
18 %
11,645
12
Apr
18
Nov
98
70
95
Jan
100
Nov
90c
1.05
12,850
47c
Apr
1.35
34%
37%
18,415
13%
Jan
31%
:
64
67c
16c
1.15
;
Debentures
67
21«%
34
1,865
25%
Jan
56
Sicks
3.30
Jan
16%
Dec
3.80
105
7.10
7.30
9,151
34%
35
3,150
46
—
Mines
Mines
Jan
Jan
Oct
Apr
Apr
3.90
35
150
21 %
Jan
34%
35
850
21
Jan
1.874
61c
G3c
7.716
23c
21c
21c
12,500
13c
11%
_____
11%
11%
20Q ,
100
4.90
14
___—50
*
1.34
4.90
34
Nov
Jan
24c
10%
Jan
July
12
33%
Apr
76c
1.30
1.G0
7,310
60c
Oct
16
Jan
Nov
Dec
Apr
1.70 Mar
26%
Dec
4%c
Apr
26c
Nov
20%
20%
20%
15
47
Apr
51
67%
66 %
68%
585
38
Jan
62
13c
Apr
87c
May
7%
Sep
2.50
28 %c
34c
160,100
7%
615
2,525
17c
16c
18c
32,uJ0
15c
Nov
26c
18c
16c
20c
12,613
12c
Nov
><25c
48%
47%
48
%
I,893
33 %
Jail
1.55
1.35
1.60
1.05
1.15
33,115
75c
Dec
2T1O
8,360
35c
Nov
1.25
5,405
Dec
3.15
—1
78c
75c
82c
19,215
60c
Dec
95c
Oct
Nickel
1
6%C
6 Vac
7%c
31,500
Stedman
4%cMar
13c
Jun
Bros
Stovel
75
Sullivan
1_;
5,500
60,306
70
Dec
Oct
12VaC Apr
14% Oct
24%
24%
5,613
21%
Dec
22% Dec
101
20
97
Feb
102% May
38
May
45
45
60
5
5
100
4%
Nov
15%
15%
90
14%
Apr
Oils
Mines
&
Ltd
class
5Va
18
Woodward class A warrantsv
Aug
12c
14c
3,900
9c
Jan
19c
Jun
7c
7c
3,500
4%c
Apr
8 %c
Nov
2.15
2.10
2.20
17c
19c
3,587
5.430
11%
11 %
12
1.745
4
Feb
13
Dec
23%
23%
23%
200
21
Nov
25%
Nov
3.20
3.40
960
Jan
3.50
Dec
3.25
3.25
100
3.00
Dec
4.95
Jan
15%
16
1,865
14%
Dec
1
common—.
♦
Cons
1.70 May
6c
1.00
Mar
2.49
2Gc
Oct
Aug
5c
6C
4,500
3%c
Jun
19% May
7%c Nov
—*
4.35'
4.35
4.40
1,100
2.60
Jail
4.45 Dec
—J
—
Z"
Gold
Class
Yale
•
A
Yankee
1.05
1.01
1.05
17,610
Dec
1.27
97c
Jan
Yellowknife. Bear
Tidal Petroleums
Tombill Gold Mines
"IT
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto Dominion BankI
Rights
__
__
i
T
"
Oct
4.70 Nov
!
27c
Oct
r
13c
Jun
'
11,000
r
•
•
1.50
Feb
4:75 Dec
i
i
Jan
.3.90 Mar
r
lc
Dec
40c
Jan
38
Oct
::
Feb
>■
2c
'49,800
37
150
.1.06
15,650
i
',95C
053a
Nov
1,553
21%
Jau
35
Nov
85
Dec
88
15
-
80
l.iMo
35
'8%
8
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p V15e
-15c
:;,,4.25
4.30
130
V36 Va
5«k)
7.786
15
Jan
107
25
May
6%
Jun
Feb
Mar
/
{•;
Jan
|
Sep
Jan
j
31%
Nov
j
.
20c-
4.58
3.15 May
7.50
Nov
10%
IOV2
Jan
lRia Nov
1.20 Aug
1.70 Feb
15,250
:
1.
Sep
12c
:»'<
2,570
19%
1.40
•
(
8% Nov
67c: July
-
Apr
4,610
"
27c
,34c
176,350
10c
-14c
27,500
6c
Nov
•-35C
Jun
lie
;••
-Nov
27ri>
Jun
13c
;
10%
Jun
97'
Jan
6.65
1,050
M
.>9.20
■
103
29
29,
„
1.55
Apr
Jan
106 106%
:34c'
13c' *.
31% Mar
21%
15%
.v8?.
1,4-0.
Dec
85c
«17'%o
19%
11%
Aug
1,115
,
35
10%'
6%
'
,34%.
-
' Nov
2v6
"1.50
525
:
J5c
Mar
,
p.
16%c July
;
Jun
|
10c
9c
9c
2,000
1.55:1.36
1.64
349,201
69c
'Jan
,70c
J 68c
;.73c
Sep
73c
Aug
6c
51,100
10,249
53c
5%c
3%c Jan
8c
May
_1
^__
:
1
—
•
1c
>•'.,
' •
15% Feb
•'' Jim
30
2.515
36%
:
9%c Aug
Jan
5c
Jan
1.8^1 '63,552
"4.15
1.71
i
'
20e
Sep
10% July
,{7
10%
4.00
"
/
1.05
1.99 Mar
'
>10
37
4c
390
15%.
32%
Apr
July
39c
Feb
Nov
1.50
•
Yukeno Mines
slw-
.
5V2C Jan
1.20 May
;
|
Zenmac Metal
_i
31c
31c
32c
44,700
I6V2C
Jan
62c
Jun
_1
;
'
26c
23c
»26c
13,500
HVaC
Apr
25c
Apr
Toronto Stock
Frlces
V. V
Asbestos
Corp
Bulolo Gold Dredging
33%
General
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Paper
2___*
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Oilcloth
&
Copper
International
International
Loblaw
Inc
Maclaren
Paper
_1_:
Flour
Oreille
y
Ontario
4,500
38c
Feb
1.11
Jun
Third
503
166,047
2.10
7Va July
1.35
Jan
9 V4 Aug
2.19
2.30
68,833
80c
July
43c
II,100
30c
~
Sep
78c
87c
8.950
54c
Dec
8c
10c
20,000
5c
Mar
1.72
118,097
80c
July
24c
10,525
3,020
21c
Jan
33c
Jan
19c
Jan
37C
Aug
2.16
Oct
10c
Feb
51
51%
3.637
38%
Jan
52%
3.50
2.60
Oct
3.70 Nov
37
37%
15,515
1.820
Feb
40
-
a
Dec
3.40
17
Jan
33
Dec
42
May
55
~e
578
Sep
Dec
Jan
3.10
Dec
3,858
28
Jan
42% Dec
16c
5,090
13c
Oct
20c
279
60
Feb
235.
30
Jan
16
Apr
3o
.
89
87
: 46
,
.
Sep
Nov
Dec
22
Sep;
30
30
25
19»/2
Jan
115%
114
116%
1,715
84 Va
Jan
117%;
30%
29%
31
2,469
21%
Jan
32%
-145
441
141%:
Oct
Nov
Oct,
Dec
149
1,063
75
Jan
83
155
61
Jan
33 %
33%
840
21%
Jan
34% Oct
26
Jan
46 Vt
.
44
"
46.:
-:»"Z ~
1
t,
73»
64c
30
2.70
400
47
1,350
34% Jan
1,000
85c
46
-
1.00-
Trust—ZZZZ*
:__4
44
2.60
2.70
"
f
1:00
7%
•
-
62c
:
1.00
7%
6,400
1.80
1,000
65c
■
>
t
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in year's
in
e
•
year's ;range)._
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
r
Cash sale
.
;
-
*"
/
Jan
Feb
4%
54c
„
Jan
Jan
83
Dec
Oct
3.25 Sep
48% Nov ;
1.18 Aug
7% Aug;
74c " Apr
Ex-liquidating dividend.
'U11) Admitted to unlisted
wdWfcen delivered:
wi When
'
;
(not Included in year's range).
(
t
48
2,356
_I_I_~l
f,
84
,
20 %
range).
r
;
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d Deferred delivery sale ;(not
Included
Nov
Nov
1.90 Mar
1.85
82
;
Inv
Dec
441/8
-
19%
Paper_^____..2.50
CJorp
:» No-par value.-
July
1.49
25
FOOTNOTES FOE OUT-OF-TOU N AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Mav
1.28
Gen
Gold
485
Dec
38C
60c
Cons
34
'
51
451/4
5
;
;
Canadian
Yukon
Aug
'9%* Sep
27
100
30
;
t
Bros-
Jan
6%
6,475
common
Mines
Jan
20%
800
48
-y
20%
_7.50
i
4.45 Mar
3.00
1,326
5%
Paper
Price
70c
88V2
•
1
Utilities
Power
Minnesota •&
Ogilvie
;
|
36% Dec
27% Mar
4,279
•
15c
Linoleum—_u~ I*
i.
Aug
3.05
16c
Mines...
Jan
*
P 42
*
(19561.
7
9%
5
.
common
6.00 July
3.05
5%
y
Dupont Co of Canada
Gaspe
.y
v
3.70
"j. 48
1
Oil
5
-
'
.33
y
7,080
1,765
Jan
2.55
27 Vb
:y 26
5
Southwest Petroleum
9%
'
Copper
High
Low
100
36
9%
Investments.
:
Range for Year 1938
Shares
8 Va
4
3.25
Canadian
Dec
2.10
-—5
-for Week—
5 V8
7Vb
34 3
r35
26%
Jun
67c
;
-
High
5VB
7%
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian Cottons common—
Sale#
Range
of Prices
5Ve
•
1.16
9%
:
Low
»
_■
in Ojtuatfian Dollars
Week's
Last
Andian National Corp__-_
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—..
Jan
2.01
Expressed
Friday
Par
45c
31
Are
Sale Price
400
19% Mar
Exchange —Curb Section
Shown
STOCKS
21.875
29c 33 %c
_H
•
7Vj Jan
25c
1
Young (H G) Mines J
77c
22 %C
__
7c
6c
4.89
a.20o
Mines-
31%
1.53
__
45,987
v20;
■
1
J
67c
__
11c
8
r
OilJ—
Mines
31%
Mines
8%c
..2a
:„5
ZInc__*
&
Canuck
Yellorex
65c
25c
'
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*
:
—
Lead
Pend
common
Elevators
15%
lioe
Gold—
Industries
34% Nov
34c--Sep
17,050
?
Wrlght-IIargreaves _J
Coast
7c
1
6.75 Oct 5
.
Apr
24,247
.
2.—*
:
Canadian Ingersoll Rand^
Canadian Marconi
:
12c
—
•
•'
26,566.
106.]%:..
*
A
Apr
1
common
Nov
24c
•
%c lil-jc
34%.:,
1
—
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Indus
Dec
45
I—1
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson common
Teok Hughes Gold
"
Temagaml Mines
Texas Calgary
~__~~I_
Thompson Lundmark
""
Tiara Mines
"""
Toronto
Feb
36%
101
-20
^
Ordinary
1;
,; 1
8.30
-10
;
Exploration
Tanrcanis
Jan
7c
15 %
*
—
preferred
Propane
Sylvanite
4c
6c
13%
.100
Supertest Petroleum
Tamblyn
Jan
6c
•
Cons Mines—
Inlet
Jan
45%
24%
Warrants
Switson
24%
5,418
14%
Preferred
Surf
325
76
I
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Superior
37%
71%
—1
Oil
Sunburst
1.42
36%
Canada
Press
Stuart
-Apr
5c
2.10
3.80
'21c
10
^97cj
i
Jun
Oil
Sterling Trusts
18c
12,600
-
92c
1-C
Jan
55c
1.60
;
11,000
;3.bO
*
2.30
•.
•
(J)
J
45c
Preference
Jan
87c
50
:
.
Starratt
■
preferred
Dec
1.50
A
8%>c
Sir
Yukon
Alexander
Jan
1.13
50
Stanwell
'!
Hardware
Feb
50c
class
14,700
Apr
Jan
1.50
Steinberg
"17c
f»10
100
25,820
•
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
15%'c
—100
Feb
1.00
1—1
Steel of
Dec
34%, T
preferred-
Pass.&
Feb
•
Gas
Jan
Va
4
Nov
Nov
5
30c
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd—
it
5.15
24%
3.35
Dec
2.45
Warrants
Nov
Dec
600
i.85.J
•
-
Zulapa Min,ing
7%
.1
1.15
2.00
Feb
32,277
2.10
Mines
30.950
2.01
;
.
7%
Stand
Paving & Materials
Rights
Stanleigh Uranium Corp
2nd
Windfall
5% Oct
Jan
preferred
Wood
4.75 May
83c
Apr
54c
465
Dec
-30c
Spooner Mines & Oils
f
Jan
4 4vk3
4.15 "
„•
Wood
Oct
2.25
___i
V
V
30% Nov
1.50 Nov
24%>
>11,619
15%.
i
2
White
Dec
3.65 Jan
16 Va Mar
•
Services
Warrants
July
31% Oct
•'■7% Nov
1,000
32.%
1A_
class
Wiltsey Coghlan
Sep
-33%
6,902
ZIi
Oils—
12c
Jun
6.80
6C
*
Petrol
Naco
(Geo)
White
Dec
51% May
1.45
preferred
Jan
4.90
♦
-
B
6%
7.45 Sep*
5,950
27 %•
Gc
35 Vb
910C-
1
-
i
.Warrants,
Dec
35 %
70c
27
i
Sep
4.25 July
4% May
21
50
:
.
l.'70r;
24C;;'!^22 %C
^
—
^
class A_c——^
4%%
Nov
33%
17C 18 %c
1.45
3.30 Dec
4.3'rt
600
2.40
•
Breweries—•_____—5
i
Petfoleum
Class
2.35 Max
65c
27
Western
Dec
62c
32%
18c
45% Sep
2.05
•
:
-
Decalta
Weston
Dec
66
:
67c
Southam
Stadacona
Feb
46
61c
Roi
Air
Nov
30c
5
:
Manufacturing
Spartan
4.10
24
4.30
33%
Union
12
5
common
Southern
34,554
Aug
1.05
4.25
Mines Ltd-
Ltd
3,000
4.45
1.54
Mar
34c
4.25
Simpsons Ltd
Somervllle
80
1.05
4.05
Jan
28
5
Silverwood Dairies class A
1 !
12%
50c
35
Standard
Van
40
18,393
1.05
Miller
D
55,200
163,450
34%
;
1.00 Aug
Oct
Jan
13,500
:
.
31
-6.50
i'lc
Gas
Mine?
Canada
Warrants ;
July
65c
common
8c
30%
34
24 c1'
1
•
Western Grocers
Jun
20c
2.58
4.35
Silver
K
75c
Mar
46
Silver
Slocan
Apr
lie
34%
______
Slater
40c
80,400
7.20
Voting trust
6% preferred
,
Big ma Mines Quebec
S
50
7,088
\
12%
Gordon
Breweries
SIscoe
18C
1.16
48
2.00
corn-
350
July
58c
50
'4.75
1GV2C
.1
&
Products
Western
Dec
3.715
67c r
14c
1.05
w
-
3.70
'
r/i
•
Ltd
Oil
Western Copper
V Warrants.—
~
56c
Security Freehold
Sha-winigan Water & Power
Class B preferred—:
Sheep Creek Gold
Slierritt
62c
1.96
____
Ltd—
•
11,606
-';'2.30
J
Oil
Malartic
Western
Dec
19 %
68c
22%
8,500
45
8%C
Petroleums
Westeel
Oct
35%
64
Gold
95c
98c
•31^ :' " 31
1.65 ••'• vL60
4M:i
Nickel
Canadian
Wesi
17%
Gold
Metal
Oct
'
•
Knapp Canada Ltd
10%
17
pref
Scurry Rainbow Oils
Scythes common
'15%
Sep
•
.98c
Petroleums
Satellite
Nov
'•'6%
——
Pyrfte Coppdr
97%
2Q1«
Antonio
10 V2
,
;
common
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd
Wayne
-
San
2,234
':- '7'%c
- 30
1
Waterous
Webb
17%
—
Warrants
gaud
Apr
11%
.
V
Nov
2.85
"3.70v
—V-'
^
Weedon
98
common
•
,;t30
i
ikef
Wainwright Prod &
Oct
17
______
series B
68c
Apr
80c
7%Cr
^v.'J
——-i—
Sep
17%
Gas.
Balada-Shirnff-lIorsey
5%%
A
com
4.60 Oct
•
10%
11 %c 11
Ltd
:
21c
106
:
——*
1
1
Jan
Jan
j
Feb
1.63
45
Exploitiiious
Ltd
10%
10%
10%
—______
6c
28c
Alloys
Consol
Vlolanmc
12% May
Jan
12
10c
76%
10
Nov
35c.
88c
"
97c:
July.:
17,275%.
•
11 VB
90c
—
1—__1.
Oct %
60
54
71,008 "
_—
Mines
-
3.40
1,900
25
Dec
44
'2.50
2.40
11%
—
Viceroy Mfg, class A *—
♦
Victoria & Grey Tru?>t__—10
May
12c
100
•
^
Controls
Vanadium
Oct
77c
13
_____
Telefilm
Canada
Jan
1.50
12%
13 %C
class
4.40
Apr
1
May
50
40c 44 %c
■
2 .44 ' V.
—
Corp
95
130
•
50":
;4.15
1
Fortune.—
56
Dec
7/75 Oct
2.25 July
16%
225
25
-
56
?48 V
Jan
1.50 Get
4.90
2,700
?:
Sep
Oct
12 %
Mines
Corp
24 Va
'25 '■
■
Hill:
Mar
'
I
71c
73c
39c
Cement
12,305
4.94"
-24c
Aug
45c
___
21c
Lawrence
8,830
6.75
1.90
^
—25
preferred——
Universal
Upper
Dec
31c
.
Industries
5?e>
"■'27c
6:50
:
—50
United
Mines
Lawrence
Bt.
^
—1
—
Oil
Rights
liji'l-
u
'
:
5.50 Jun
38c
10 Va
1:93
United
•-
Feb
Oct
13c
'
6.'50
Jan
50c
3.20
July
11
—1
1.55
1
75c
!
45c
10%
i
—1
6.15 Jan
3.70
21,516
Jan
Jan
775
trust-
25c
18c
;
I
.
5.75 Apr
Nov
18c
16c
238,341
Canso
Jun
15c
Apr
4.505
14,600
•
24c
Asbestos
Sep
12
4.00
26,275
.
Oct
4.60
4.50
:
23%c
-1
Mining Corp__
Apr
17c
5.30
-*33c
July :::
V 20c
#
United
70c
common—
Ryanor Mining
26%
Union
10c
575
1
Preferred
yq
July
United
3,975
3,178
Ltd—
£oe (A V) Can Ltd—
Vi i
30c
Oct
Jan
78,225
—_
hk>yal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Jan
Oct
50c
10c
17c
Uranium
Consol
13c
Canada—i
of
Gas
95c
22 V«
Rocky petroleum
"rowan
*
—_i—1—
preferred
82c
Mines
Kockwln
—_
Gas
I41/2C
Mines—
Little
6,100
I
Shawkey Mines
Union Acceptance common——
Dec
71c
Dec
1.42
Rix
21c
"T~*
Ultra
Aug
74c
Apr
26.000
22
Richwell
Robinson
17c
v>V.
7c
0 22%
_
Uranium
Rexspar
19c
•
'
4.00
Mar
60c
1
Macdonald
Reeves
13% July
1.33 May
87c
-
Ltd-—--—
Mines
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Explorations
38%
Trinity
United
hi
1.45
Jan
Nov
=
•
Radiore Uranium Mines
Wv
Oct
9Va
31c
May
9c
>
60c
20%
37,997
22c 24 %c
32c
-v
17,308
21,948
13%
___.
Pipeline—j—.
—
14 %c
__„1
1.20
30%
13
.
n
33c kr ;
4.30
7c
i:iO
29%
13%
23c
2.41 Mar
261,928
64c
1.11
29%
—,_1
6%C
,
31c
1. ,
—
1
'
Resources
Chiboueamau
Sep
44% Sep
5,960
mil
Oil
43
5,090
985
Triad
26c
60c i
v.;
1 :
1
:
51c
Mar
425
625
800
Trlbag Mining Co Ltd_
Jun
2nd
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec
Lithium
Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
37
42
500
5.50 Oct
Apr
79c
45,525
12c
Feb
1.85 Aug
Jan
3.80
5,100
3.15
32
Jan
4.05
13,505
•
•
—IIII1
Ltd
Prairie
918
7.05
Jun
70c
3,745
Trans
Sep
45V8 Sep
Jan
43 Va
Jan
2.85
3,400
9,600
17c
Jan
5c
Transcontinental
5 Ye Oct
Jun
Jan
3IV2
18,849
1
L
•
_——l
Airways
Gas Producers
3.75
Dec
12c
5.25
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountain Pipe Line
3.55 May
59
•
Explorations Ltd-
44c
63%
Nov
Jun
51%
7%c Jan
4,853
38%
r,
985
—
—
43% Oct
35
44
•
39
i,
560
L
:
42c
Pronto Uranium Minen
Provo
11
35c
%,;
High
Jan
-Jan
24
330
14c.
%C
*39%
——46
Jan
39%
56%
"
3.25
President Electric
East
_
Sep
Apr
56 Va
40%
41
B
8
28%
•V.
,:r; 11
1
_
A
—_____20o
Mfg
Premium Iron Ore
Preston
Class
May
13c
27,200
3,570
63%
Roy—_____—
Border
Premier
9c
Jan
5c
class
Finance
l'raaerb
1.73 Apr
Jan
75
—50
i——
preferred
Exploration
29%
29%
240
V:29%
I
Towagmac
Dec
61%
•
Oil
1.25
Low
45
42%
42%
Works class A—_
Iron
3.30
Corp
Pipe
1.05
2,110
30c
39%
—rrznri
Rouyn Gold-—
Power
Prairie
11%
38%
39 VB
Toronto
1.75 July
Range for Year 1958
Shares
High
Low
—20
——_
•
Powell
Prairie
10%
25 >/2 c
10%
•
River
General Trusts
Toronto Star
4,110
7%C
IIII-50C
Oils
Powell
1.35
1
Develop
Ponder
1
1.45
British Columbia
of
Uranium
Ore
Toronto
Dec
1.05
Jan
new.———
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pitch
1.80
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range for
High
1.62
»
Photo
16
Friday
1.70
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
JANUARY
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
■
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
x
trading privileges.
.
.issued,.
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
."
Number 5813
189
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(383)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
The following
bid and asked quotations
obtained from the
are
for
Friday,
National
January
16
Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources
actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these
securities could have been
sold (indicated bv
bought (indicated by-'the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on request. The "National"
Thev
not represent
or
'
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovo».Corp—1
Bid
1
Amer
Corp.-
Cement
—5
?%•
39%
22
American Pipe
ft. Const Co.—__1
Amcr-Siiiiifc Gobain Corp.—7.50 ;;
rrieoi'poi'iited
1
28 Vh
37%
33%
781/4.
Class b
Helenc
-; 25%
22 %i
•
Coustrtj^efion
Assucfate'tk Spy in g;
Avotii Prbffqdls
Metal
A/tee: Oil:
Go
;25%.
W;
86%;
XlO
-
10
,
Hernia Bros* Bag
Hugoton
1
Berkshire: Uqlluuvay- URnx—%5
41 %;
32%,
23 %
Botany: Millijx.
Bowser inc. $1.20
preferred,^25
Sharpe Mfg Co.X__.l_10.
Brush- BeryUiiuri;
:
;
20%
.
Buckeye Steei CiuifingsXCo'.x—*
Bullock's Inc..—i—1 —„___io
C%
27
%
Buyndy Cc#ji,
14%%-
.
53'
Jefferson
37%u,
49 %:
Calif Water 6'j
25%
Oil
Carponter Paper Co
2
Steeh ITothuds
Ccco
Jessop Steel Co
Kearney
Corp—-
Kellogg
Co
Kendall
Co
Kennametal
Kentucky Utilities Co
Ketchum
241F'
,
40 5 «
- -
29%23%
Co—3%
.10
36%
25
36
38%
12%
13%
41'A
38%
Lanolin
Lau
Plus
Blower
Corp—
Ling
21%
Cljattauooga C5as Cb
1___.x_i
6%
Cil iuenS. Utii. Co,coin el
'4^3%&-
cl B—5
Prod_..__
;
Macmillan
25%
Madison Gas-ft Electric Co—16
%7n
Maremont
Co—
Prods
Auto
.
25%
.27%
Maxson
McLean
Industries,,-
24
CoimnonweaTfh GnST Corp__—.1
Connoctieiit Light ft Power. Co_*
8%"
25%:
Cousol Freight ways-X
2114:
McNeil
26%
Steel
'•
Company,,
Engine Co Ine_—'
vig—
;
%'
32
71
12%-
13%
12%
13
,
11,14*
.
V4'
Detroit Intermit
Bridge Co
_1
Di-Noc Chemical' Arts lnc___^_l
Dictaphone' Corp
15%;
17%
<17%
26Vk
37'A
18%
';
'
<7%
•' ' 1
Co_____t__,__10c
■
Eirst Boston
Corp,
l-islier Brothers Co
_i<>
onn
Fisher Governor -Col,
Florida. Steel
Corp
Pooch Mart Inc_
■•
_
Gear ft Mnch
,
;___
Packing.
!
Co
General Gas
Corp^,,,
a%
"
36
23%
%prefen-ed—-
23%-
55
59%
46%
49%
•
7.50(
171F
19%
28
30%
615,
7%
22%
24%
16%
17%
3914
42%
53%
50
21%
47%
23
5015,
.
lOc
8
5
13
14%'
\
14%
33%
16%
10
1
8%
37%)
16 %
10
10%
48%
52%
13
13%
9V
10
Trust
Camden
Co
Bank
Natl
Blc
of
Exch Bk
(NY)
(Savannah)
Manufacturers As Traders
55%
44%.
(Cliicago_25
80
50
330
Amer__5
30
Trust Co
Trust
Bk
No.
of
Commercial Trust of N J
2G%
28
27%
29%
44
"
84%
41%
20%
Thennador
Oil ft
33%
38%
National
40%
118%
123%
36%
Gas
Co—!—.—5
38 Ya
40%
New
Water Co .$4
72 !,
Gas__!_!_;19
Natural
;
18%
pl'd_*
New
'
3
,50
217
230
91
96
88
95
Peoples First Natl Bk Ac Tr
Co (Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
52
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgli)
20
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
10
71
75%
10
31
10
46
Fiduciary
'
Trust
Co
(NY)
First Bk Stfc Corp (Minn)
(Hackensack N J)
Philadelphia Natl Bank
49
Provident
Coal Corp,—.*
Manufacturing Corp__5
1'ail
Brewing
Power
Co...^._,^——5
•
.-
Natl
Bk
ft
.-14%
First
Natl
Bk
First
Natl
Bank
-34%
,
•32%
12
Co_^—
Camden
Co
153it
13%-
13%
VB !
Airmotive Corp ———1
5%'
East Line———5
11%
13
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co—5
19%.
(damden
67-
70%
46
50%
394
411
65%
69-
23%
25%
76
80%
10
28%
62
66
50 %
53%
56
60%
38
31
33%
87
90 %
530
561
59
19-
42%
62%
<
2014
45%
Bank
(Phila)
20
x53
56%
Tr
First Natl Bank of Boston
12%
'
Tradesmen's
As Trust
<6%
••
5
34%
%
23%
5%::.
Eng Trust Co (Boston) ,100
Jersey Bank At Trust Co_ll
35%
3214
4
23
York Trust Co (N Y)
25
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
FideiilyvBalt Nat Bk ft Tr Co_lO
■19%
%"'■'
22
163
Ac
New
Federation Bk ft Tr Co (NY).IO
14%
Bank
Trust (Albany N Y)
7.50
Natl Newark As Essex Banking Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
39
(SF)_10
76%
11%
Penn
-
Commerce
Co(NJ)
5
6%
13
(J P) Ac Co (N Y)__100
Bank of Detroit
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Clsve)—lfl
33%
;
Empire Trust Co (N Y)_.
"i18
5%
.—.,1
28%
350
12 Vh
16%
Corp50c
Gas Corp
2614
Morgan
12%
*
29%
Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Natl Bk Ac Tr Co
(Pgh )_25
.
(White
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
24%
19,
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
Plains N Y )
42%
38%
2714
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)__25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
25%
40
5
Meadow
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
48 V4
24 '
(Buffalo)
National
Commercial
115
Far
NJ)
6'A
2214
(Atlanta)—___10
37%
Baltimore
10
12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
First Natl Bank of Dallas_.!lO
65%
84
24%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) __12
Rlgga Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
70
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
87%
10
69%
143
73%
158
373
,
36%
39%
40
65%
70
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
78%
82%
19%
21%
St Louis Union Trust Co
357
78 %
21
3814
;
41%
Pendleton
Tool
44%
•
Bk
First
Bank Trust
of
Natl
First
Natl
First
46%
503h
Westchester
Botflcrs___l
12%
First
1
28%
30%
of New
32
35%
38%
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co:
Pfaudler-Fcvmutit
31
33%
3%
12'A
34%
—10
2
29
31%
Plymouth Rubber Co
335;.
35%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
27
30%
Portsmouth
Co of
__——1
America
of
_5
7
37
7%
•
30%
32%
18%
42
NY
Girard Trust
5
Cortr Exch Bk
Guaranty Trust Co
(NY)
35%
15
5314
57
20
94%
98%
20
91
96
lo
38
40%
Harris Tr
Hartford Nad Bk & Tr Co
30%
29
30%
31%
Punta
29
31%
Pure»
20%
22%
———
33%
54
7%
Purolator Products
40%
51%
9%
.-
36%
10
21%
Sugar Corp
Corp I.td—-—
1
>1
16%.
175it
42 %
36%
&
Sav
Hudson .County
Bk
(Chic)
Natl Bank
(Jersey City N.T)
Hudson
Tr
Co
1
39%
For
footnotes
Mass)
City)
see
104
20
80
30
35%
61%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_S
58%
23%
10
44
4714
Sterling Natl Bk At Tr Co
(New York)
23
43
45%
10
28
10%
30%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Trade
Trust
12%
Bk Ac Tr Co
Co
(N Y)
of New Jersey
Bank of Commerce—
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of Maryland
United States Trust Co—
25
(Union
99
Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston
(Boston)
56
61%
United States Trust (NY)
8
16
17%
Valley Nat Bk
i.-45%
-1
Second
10
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
Hanover Bank of New York
8%
7%;
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)..20
Union
20%
10c
Co
Alegre
51%
19%
38%
Island
1
Properties Inc
Pubco Petroleum
Pub Serv
48%
Long
of New Hainp—,5
P"b Rerv Co of New Mexico
5
Producing
21%
79%
Angeles)
10:
Bank
72%
76%
Bank
Rochello
Natl
72%
68
131a
*
Natl
68
20
9
State Bank of Albany
18sh
29 %
Potash
Bk of St Louis
17
Franklin
8%
25
!20
Nad
11%
-1
—1
-
Co
Pa'derson
6%
25%
5%:
!
—
Permanenle Cement
Steel
(Jersey City)—25
City Bank (NY),J20
First Pennsylvania Banking
ft Trust Co (Phila)
10
Indus,
General
Pepsi-Cola
11%
First Natl
24
10c
Uranium Mines
American Sulphur Co__70e
Parker Hannifin Corp
13%
-10%
——-90c
Light Co
6%
Pacific Power ft
Pacific
Pan
20
28:A
53
27%
18%
11%
Co——
10
42
Cleve—16
of
Citizens ft Southern National;
!.27%
23
File
(Phila)
25%
3
(N J)
Bank
Cleveland
17%
26
ft Elec Assoc—8
111
34%
16%
Eng Gas
105
43
City Naol Bk & Tr
5
20
Tr
31
35%
2%
40%
39%
33%
15%
Pacific
12%
27%
•Co
65%
Aluminatc Corp
Gas & Oil Corp
22
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__lo
49%
Co——10
19%
3815,
70-
62%
Fuel Supply
54%
5
10
48
10
Co_———1
40%
30%
66
10
Utilities
10
Ask
37%
45
Chem Corn
Pipe Line Co_5
I
Bid
10
(Phila)
59%
Inc
Companies
R
preceding
page.
2%
.
25%
111a
.
10
10
45%
10
20
48 Va
29
(Phoenix Ariz) ,5
,
35%!
33%
20
Central Natl
E»acific
ia%:
22%
•
Liberty Real Estate Bk Ac
Louis
Broad St Trust Co
38%
9%
Covp_2
Mountain Power Corp__,5
1
5
80%
27%
Pabst
85%'
Portland Cement Co_
1
^ladings ft Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Green. (A P)
Fire Brick Co___5
Green.
25%
77%
56%
common.
Otter
61%
20'11
262
23%
16
(N Y)
Natl Bank
40%
56%
._l__l2
rnmi
17%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)„lo
St
7
37 V-i
16 V.j
20%
*
251
—10
Virginia
Bankers Trust Co
25%
Opeltfte
'
16%
£e,kp (Calif' 5% "pfd-x-20
.^?rleP Co of the Southwest
,
2
Old Ben
45%
81 Vo
7:%-
46%
Boatmen's
15 T«
35%,
Oklahoma FTlss River Prod,—10c
58%"
20
rio
51%
16
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
48%
42
First
12
..
46
,_7%
A
Laboratories
Northwest
20
^2.50
48%.
Bros
Providence
S A
6%
Bank of
.r
37%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co_.—,_3
31%
12%
_i
50c
.
69%
Northwest Production Corp—!1
18 9 »
10
24 %
Par
4
15
Co.._l___l*___l
52%
22%,
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y). .10
Industrial Natl Bank of
59'A
47 %
Northeastern
21%
53%
of iLnerica N T As
(San Francisco)
""
161
t
♦
56%
*
15%
6%
North
'
-.%•
29
Wayne- Corrugated
Pnper__10
481A
5
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
63%
Nortex
10 'A
1
Hr~-
15V»
9
Aak
60%
Pacific Mercury
EiVdera*Nail Mortgage Assnlldo.
Bid
Bank of Commerce (Newark)_25
Bank of New York
100
20%
A.-,,
North American C<ml__———1
23%
East Tennessee: Nat Giis Co x_l
111 a
Eastenir ImlusfrieH lnc-_l—_50c '• 20 Eastenv Iftili ties- Assoc In tesl&iO * 43
i.Conomlos LaboratniW Tiu;!ll:__l " 22
El Pasa?
Electric Co: (Texaskx* ■ 34%'
Eleetrolux Corp!!__„_.„„!j:!__H
15 Dv"
•• "■•'
25
66
Eog—___—5
ft
Norris
39 7 ii
9%
Einhart Mfg Col:_:.xl,J
Empire State Oil Co
3415,
1314-
Wurlitzer Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.
14'
44%
Nicholson
28%;
21 %
Co up of AinericaA'..,.'
1
preCerence,__l^,.
__%12
15
54
New
48%
Dynamics.
Bank
National Shirt Shops of Del—,1
51%
45
%
38%
14%
lc
National Homes Corp A com,50c
Class B common,.
—50c
18la
,11,11.
Diitihnm. Biish
Duriroiv. CC„
10%
Phlla.10
National
21%
06115
,.
American Trust Co (SF). .—10
Co
30Va
16%;
48%*'
Diebold Inc
Donnelley (R R> ft Sous
Dun &. Bi'adstreot Inc
20'A
7%
Centl-Penn
National
15%
28 %
19%
5
Williams
27%
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Mountain
12%
14%
■
32%.
Wisconsin Power As Light Co__lO
Wltco Chemical
5
Wood Conversion Co
3
27'A
19
6%
13
50%,
9
2%
Whiting Corp
6%
6
25
9%
25%
12%.
Weyerheaeuser Timber
White Eagle OH Co
30 Vh
15%
Missouri
12.%
11%.
Delhi-Taylor: Oil Corp_'__2X_X",-T
DcntLsts" Supply Co of N Yl.2%
Detroit ft Gaiuidii.'rtiiinel
Corp. « t
Detroit Harvester C0-___'I
—1
30%
14
Publishing Co,_,,_,,5
Missouri-Kansas
'
Haiiljfe' Machine Hpecialt ies___ 15
Marling- fix,A) .CoJ__
2714
315,
Western Lt As Telephone Co
10
Western Massachusetts Cos,,x_i
Western Natural Gas Co
1
27%
36%
2%
46%.
West Point Manufacturing Co_»
10%
9%
25Va
23 T«
Miles
7%
29%:
'
1'
48%
14%
22%.
Class
11%
67.
5
38
45%
Minneapolis. Gas Co—_,A
1
Mississippi Shipping Co,
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co_.—1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co__
5
17%
1714
6
5
•
Par
Miehle-Gross-Dcxtcr Luc-
.
Service Co_.,
Generat Crude Oil
lc
23
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co——5
27 Vi
22%
10%;
16%.'
Cul ter: Lahbratofies 'coin
.vtg___l
GarlOek
Co
50%
v
9%.'
16: V
Prod gel s;—5
Cummins
uas
Corp—1
35%
Corp————2 %
Machine
Meredith
Continental: 'l'ran.sp Idnes..Ine_l
OopelamV. Retrigeral ioii' Corp—1
Craig-Systems lne_
1
13%
40%
36.%
34
3215,
Westcoast Transmission
Bank and Trasl
34%
McLouth
Cox
Refining
Inc—!_1
28 VF
32%
17 %
Frito:
Service
35%
Maryland
28%
Et
Propane Gas
21%
54
60 V4
Foote*Bros
1
2%
,1
24%
19
16
:„-4,_'2.50
12
38
26 %
3314.
5V4
50
26
5
Co_
40%
24%
2F
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"__l
45%
37%
13%
!
Marmon ITorringtou Co Inc
1
Marquardt Aircraft ——1
57
Co_
Elev
Qii
;,1
1.25
Syntex Corporation*
Marlin-Rockwell Corp—1
20%
•27%
1
Gas
Colorado Millibg
Equity
5
33%
Iuc!—1
Colorailf> Gil Ik Gas Corp com
3
$L2& cony preferred
..—25
Colorado Hrterxtato
34%
V 42
25
Gas
Sun tide
29 74
;
2514V
1
27%
32
Steamship—2.50
!
1
83%
19%
Shipbldg ft Dry Co_50c
(W L) Corp—
—3
$t
25%
15%
30%
12 %
19VF
Warner As Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (SD) Co
20%
14%
28
3015,,
Vitro Corp of Amer
11%
18%
Standard Register
Suburban
27%
19%
,1
1
com__
3014
11
_10
23
—1 •'
26%
'•7 %"
Coionia* Sfores.lnC——2%
"Common* Ltd
2%
2%
46%
28%
Co—1
Spraguc Electric Co
Staloy (A E>. Mfg Co
Stand Fruit ft.
27%
IIIl
Varlan Associates
614
24»,Ai
Engifie/j Corp_XXx_ lf__..l
connnon
Electronics_,!_!___—__50e
Star Steel Cq_i.
—1
Lucky Stores ;Iuc_
1%
Ludlow Ml'g ft Sales Co—
*
25.:"-
Cojmiion.v(daitx B-_^__l_-33'/;ie
Cross
Tele
61a
25%
Valley Mould As Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Lac
2815,
44
18%
8 Tit
-
.46% =.:>
79 •'••':•'.-•-;
Lone
Bock
26%
1
17%
20%
4%
——1
com
;
7%
—1
Lilly (Eli) ft Co Inc
1 29%
70
Consolidated
States
Suburban
44%
.
19%
lc
Co
Liberty Loan
•29
28%
ft
27%
-
23
23
A
-
21«F
1.7.%
27'%-,
Co_x—A—_10
Gas
22%
25
Co,
Struthers Wells Corp—
Stubnitz Greene Corp.
591«
19%
54
16
5
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Co
'
40%
18%
26%:
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Gla^s
21
1
Eng Tele Co
Stepan Chemical Co
Stouffer Corp.
Strong Cobb & Co Inc—
10%
•
L-O-F Glass Fibres Co.,______5 i
Landers Frary .& Clark25
241ii
Electric
Cenitral''Public Otlliiy Cofp:._u_6
CoastaF States
19%
54
61«
-
Collins:-Radio
Union Gas
14%
9%
6%
50%
"•
Universal Match, Corp
Upper Peninsular. Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
19%
18%
Stalioiv Hotels Delaware Corp—1
'
43%
.
...
10
Koehring ;'•• COx%%!^-,!!!;!xx^!-^5
31%
Co.-5 v50%
Centra* Maine. Power Co_~—10
27%
Clintoik
:
9%
1
New
Common non-voting
Stanley Works™—
43 V*
40%
3714
Nevada Power Co
18
F 13%
•'
Co
Southern
33
5
Co,
Power
35%
261a
!10
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Inc
Southern Calif ►Water
12%
33'A
3OV2
x
■
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Central' Telephone
•-
40%
•i
11%
>
27 %
9%
514
71%
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
,_io
United Western Minerals—
10c
56 'A
25%
5%
Co_5
8%
•
37%
32%
68%
Towmotor Corp
}
Tracerlab Inc
~_l
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp__50o
Tucson Gas Elec Lt As Pwr
Stanley Home Products Inc—
55%
Keystone PortlaniL Com Co,!„3
38
Iuc
Co
■
18.1s
16
19%
'•14VF
!* 13'' S-?'-
52%
50e
.9%
V
40 Tit
;.i6%-
_3
26%.
;
2
South Shore Oil ft Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Putr Serv Co—IOC
Southwestern
4%
1 •;
Natural Gas_5
ft Treckcr
Covi)——
1
7%
;
Speer. Carbcn, Co__
':;:; A-is'-F;'
12
-
A $1.46 preferred—
1*
Kalanuizoo Veg ParchmentCo_l()
Kansas-Nebraska
5%
Centra*Indiamr Gas Co
Central Soya
12
52%
Southwest Gas Producing Co_,l
Southwestern Elec Svc Co
—1
19 VF
3(1%;
38
1
common
64%
Cf)'rpl._x±10
& Gas
Centrsi* Louisiana
:
kaiser Steel Corp
a
192
13 %
1
26%
Cedar Point Field Trust ef ts-
Contra*Electric
!,!!„____
Pacific Power Co
Southern
:
18
;
•'■«■•'.: 7%
x_
a.
35%
31
1
Corp
Topp Industries Inc
9%
5
1
7%
1
29%
2
Southern Colorado
28%
5
8%
ft. Co
34%
181
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.1
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x60
1__l_l
67%
•
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18
:
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35%
26'A
v.'24%%;
31%
15
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Cau.adiari SuperioixOil-.of Calif_ 1
Carlisle- Corp—
—
Co
8Vir
Lt(l..%„% 10c
Cannon, Mills clays- B' com___x25
Electric
Jervis Corp
40
9'elep Cox___12%
Go,!
Utilities
(G
Sierra
62 '
.Jefferson '•* lake: Pe trbcheinicalsxi
15%
Califor))i%,Ol,t:a(>ir.P(bVver.Co_:-20.
CilUfomitu 5?VjiJji»r, Service Co„_25
Canadian.Dellii
Service
13
27%
Seisniograph Service Corp
11 Tit
Public
11%
1
.79%
.
21%:
Southern
Tokheim
Z 20c
.10%
•
:
132
31%
50
\
9%
107ij
Jack ft-lTeintz Inc:_.l
Jamaica Wal;er Siipply_!
19%
29%
22%
29 %v:
.
-76"
Sea rle
1-2%.
2Q%
Iowa
34%
17%-
.
V31%
Sys_l
Iowa
25%
e %-
v
Sab re-Pin on Corp—!
San Jacinto Petroleum
Schield Bantam Co
•
>»%
v 44%,
39%
31%
Securities Co
Investors Diver Services Inc— 1
Class A common—!—,
___1
;S14%
7%
Beryllium -Corp-^i.^-;—
Blaclft HiUs,Powe%&: f.iglit C,oir_l
Black Siva 1 Is ft; BXyA )i i In c coui, 1
Freight
36%
14%
29%
Interstate
14%.
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gaa Co
Time Inc
41%
22 %
Motor
75%
13%
24%
Interstate
Texas National Petroleum
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp_l
25%
38%
8014
58%
Corp_5
Texas HI Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
1
71%
•
Ask
76
54'
1
23%
1
Inc,:
Bid
1
Texas Eastern Transmis
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission
44
Ryder System
8%
rfn
"bid"Y
5
Co
1
Rose Marie Rold
11%-
_l
Co
„•
21%
♦
i 41 %
•BbUfifleiaJi!'13%,:
Water
ft,
Myers Inc
(II H) Co
2714
■
7%
Mills; Ii>N-____.»,l
Gas
ft
65%
Skl-I
Head
Indiana
W,u
13%
Co
11%
25c
11%
29%
"units"——
Production
24%
10%
Robertson
14%
%;.•
l
Trust
45%
23
Rogliester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
Roddis Plywood Corp__
1
Indianapolis Water Co
^^____lo
-International Textbook Co—
•
Interstate Bakeries Corp.
;___1
h}
38%
common..
42%
61
1
:
127/n
10%
*
Mat—
11%
Robbins
143
13%
Husky; Oil Co—!!!!__i &
Indian
45%
24%.
Gas
Field
Hugo ton Gas
23%
8%
fckm™—— 25
Oil
Class? A
91%
42 %'
Brown. &
Houston
20%,:
Baxter Laho re Dories., .v.;:—-1
Bayless (A J) Mhii»;cl;S_%__!
;l
Bell- &;Gassed: C<j.
.10
136
l
Hudson: Pulp & Paper Corp—
3,1%
Co
■Bates, MIg .Co
Natural
35%
12%
Inc__
Tappan Stove
Tekoil Corp
8%
33
Richardson. Co-
136
-
20%
:
fm
36%
.
130
,_i
Houston
42 %
•
34
96
'
37
25%
!i»%
99,
22.
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91-
Tarn pax
: •*
73%
5
A
4
7%
2
Par
54%
Roadway Express class A
69%
Hons toil Corp .!
749;,.
24%
39%
Iiid class
3%
5c
Republic Natural Gas Co
'.-''5%
Voltage Engineering
l
Hoover Co class A
—.-2%
24%
18%.
Curtis
50%
1
Aik
Riley Stoker Corp™
3
River Brand. Rice. Mills Inc__3%
.32%
5%
34%
'■i
High
v
55
•>
206
Bid
5
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
30%
,10
cl A-25
common,-—
Hearst Cons Publications
40%
40-/8
23%'
•
Ask
190
Hanna (M A) Co class A eom-10
51%
-
23
-
Ralston Purina Co
Rare Metals, Corp of America
1
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
Haloid Xerox Inc
66%
70%
Art
.*
——1""
Sulphur Corp
:!_10c
Qustin-Bacon Mfg Corp——2.50
;
Aiil'ieiiser-BusClvA:'lne-;.:'_;,L„.^^L_4
Anion. Ftinris;
Partic preferred,!.——.^—♦
Arizona. Public Soryiee Co^,;._,5
ArlfonrtUttr
Arkansas MijWfMII'i. POTFer .Go
Mio4Tour% Ppv^er (Ui-Js
Arkansas: WesternGa% Cb
Bid
23%
.
Co___10.;, 63'A
American- Greetings CI '-A"-;—!
30%Amer Hospital Supply Corp—4
74
American-Marietta Co__!—:__2
48%
A 'lVr F
Par
■
Gulf
Express
American
Par
Corp,.
Society
Grolier
-37^.-.
•
26%
■
41 >8
Commercial Barge -Line—5
Amcr
Grinnell
38%<;
Co-_:.!.l.
Board
American. Box
•••.-,•-■
;
6%..
Products. Ire.——_2_L-
Air
Ask
the
list is comDosed of securities
'
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81
84%
49%
53
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
.
.
Monday, January 19(
.
(334)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
January
16
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Bid
Far
Fuuds—
Ltd..
Fund
Bullock
I.79
5.60
6.12
5.77
6.27
8.55
9.29
Aetna
34.86
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
1
34.18
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
a22.81
24.11
25.17
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
22.78
24.86
B-3
(Low
1
1
1
16.32
17.80
10.39
11.34
American
9.57
10.45
Priced
Bonds)
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocksl
14.81
6-1
(Speculative Pfd Stks) —1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
13.63
31.67
18.88
20.58
Amer
13.19
14.34
S-2
(Income Com Stocks)—1
12.44
13.58
Amer Nat Ins
20.52
22.06
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4
(Low
K-2
15.69
American
Stks)_l
11.81
12.88
American Surety Co
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
12.81
14.92
Knickerbocker
6.64
7.28
Priced
Com
Fund
1
1
1
International Growth
18.82
*
i
9.39
28.58
30.90
1
II.01
-50c
20.03
21.66
Corp—100
Securities
14,100
14,600
132
138
100
1
xlO.78
II.70
1
9.74
10.59
Investment—-1
1
Fund
9.81
10.66
15.03
16.34
Inc———
Fund Inc
—
—
Commonwealth
Si Stock
Bond
Concord
Inc
Fund
18.68
20.30
16.30
17.72
1
:
Fund Inc
15.91
17.20
18%
20
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Investment
Fund
Crown Western
Inc
De
17.34
1
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De Vegh
8.14
8.92
9.28
10.17
20.33
22.95
25c
3.05
3.35
—,-.1
12.83
13.95
23.51
25.14
1
23.69
25.33
Corp—1
6.69
7.31
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
189.45
191.37
Electronics Investment
Inc
8.10
17.22
17.50
18.92
Industrial Fund Inc_l
4.20
4.60
10c
5.57
6.09
Mutual
Florida
7.82
15.93
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Inc4
Fund
1
Franklin Custodian
stock
2.96
10.09
10.97
lc
II.24
12.35
lc
series
5.86
6.47
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
18.45
20.22
Futures
1
3.39
3.68
Inc—
Gas
Industries
Fund
General
Capital
Investors
Automobile
Capital
52
67
40%
Merchants & Manufacturers
4
xl3
22%
Monument
37%
20%
Life
Ins
—5-
2
3.86
4.25
Employers
lc
2.75
3.03
Federal
Special Investment shares—lc
3/20
3.53
Fidelity & Deposit
Transport shares-
2.64
2.91
Fireman's
13.47
Investors
beneficial
of
lc
.
Investors
Trust
-
'
Fund Inc
Massachusetts Life
Fund
13.11
14.17
Fund—
21.65
23.41
Inc
1
11.12
12.15
Mutual Income Fund
1
16.10
17.40
10.14
11.13
Shares
Corp
1
Glehs
&
of beneficial interest
1
3.37
3.66
20.51
22.19
National
Investors C'orp—.
National
Security
1
1
1
Series™
6.68
4.68
8.29
1
6.40
1
8.97
Stock
England
of Canada
Series
Ins
(D
Great
One
Ltd
7.49
37%
Fund
I'
1
61 %
4
83%
87%
73
16.60
11.11
1
25.21
25.46
16.80
18.26
46%
25%
43%
199
83%
10
23%
25%
1
6%
7%
(Pa)____5
46%.
49%
17%
19%
65
73
78%
64%
208
61
10
79
10
2
preferred
&
1
14.83
18.12
1
7.54
8.20
14.39
51%
5434
•
39%
42%
(N Y)
62
37%
38
110
65%
8
25%
27%
104 %
5
100%
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__lo
82%
86
Fire
3
31%
34%
2
50%
54
2
33
35%
S
—
.
U S Life Insurance Co in the
City
of
Y
N
——
Westchester Fire
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
-
99/26
99.30
1959
15,
or
1963
100.1
98
4%s Feb.
100.2
2,
10,
1959
99.31
1.65s April 10, 1959
2s
June 10, 1959
98.8
l%s Oct.
20,
1,
99.19
99.23
4s
99.15
99.19
4s
10,
1959
1960
99.16
99.24
1962
98.20
98.28
97
97.8
100.9
11, 1963—
12, 1963
100.12
98.28
98.16
98.24
3,
1961
98.24
Sept. 20, 1961
1, 19G2
May
1,
2,
100.10
3%s May
1,
96.8
4%s Feb.
15.
94%
1971:
—
7.38
8.09
Selected
1.25
9.72
8.94
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.35
8.45
Smith
1
15.69
17.19
lc
12.82
14.04
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
13.50
14.75
lc
7.20
7.89
Sovereign
1
14 31
15.67
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe
Farnum Fund
1
37%
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
12.45
13.18
14.15
15.42
94%
100 %
97
99.23
99.28
1959——
40
a35.42
103
100
98
99.27
100
100.4
12.40
8.11
102
93%
April 1, 1959—
10.52
8.16
95
99 %
—
1972-1967
1,
95 %
104%
94
;
2.85s
95 %
94%
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.70s March 2,
1959
3.50s June
100.22
103%
1969-.
1970——
3%s April 1,
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
101.16
100.18
100.14
1966—
15,
99.8
100.10
-
1963
3%S May
4%S July
a28.30
99.8
98.20
Mnv
2%s
99.26
100.6
99
1960
100.2
95.24
99.20
100.2
.
1959
I960—.
101
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968—
Scudder Stevens Sc Clark—
lc
100.4
1,
2%s June
3%s April
100.1
13.88
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Ask
100.1
2%s May 1,
1959
3%s May 1, 1959
100.5
3%s Aug. 23,
3%S Feb. 13.
Nov.
point
a
1959_
2%s Feb.
Feb.
of
Bid
99.29
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
3s
32nds
more
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1.60s Feb.
15,
one
Ask
a39.32
1
35%
105
10
—
Trust
Travelers
94 %
Stevens & Clark
Common Stock Fund
34%
10
Standard Accident
Title Guar
.
6.25
Co
(New
$6.50
2
Haven)
Fire & Marine
Springfield
46%
Marine
Surety
Security
90%
4%s
Fund Inc
84 %
2
Fire &
49%
Standard Life Ins__lo
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
3%s March
12.84
28%
'
U
Jefferson
3%s Aug.
25c
80
lo
Paul
27%
114
73%
v"
(N Y)____
Insurance (Texas)
Seaboard
158
8%
15.02
9.01
145
7%
13.82
Scudder Fund of Canada
62
x26%V
Republic Natl Life Insurance
132
...1
1
Inc
103
80"
(N C)
125
Co
;
Fund
Scudder
5
Reinsurance Corp
5
Ins
5
Co
Quaker City Life Ins
lo
Home
(Geo)
Shares
95
10
38%
5.05
15.15
Growth Stock
Dist
49%
69
10
;
Insurance
22%
TO
3VaS April
3%s April
10.19
Putnam Growth Fund
15%
46 %
10
-I
36
Inspection
Co
14.16
4.02
-5034
14
1<>
Providence-Washington
St
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
(Flai
Y—12%
(Minn)
x21
JO
13.10
*
Inc
Quarterly
Life
Phoenix
Republic
Co
Life
46%
Indemnity Co—
5
5
Owners
35%
42%
77%
-10
16, 1959—
3%s March 16, 1959
,^1
Inc
Inc
(T Rowe)
N
4
13.05
2.50
Fund
Fund
of
Peerless Insurance Co
Phila
112
58%
Corp
11.94
Inc_„
Corp
Fund
103
2.50
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Fund Inc
Securities
10
F)
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insurance
x33 %
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
60
39%
Over-the-Counter Securities
Peoples
Co
50%
63%
4
1.50
23.56
.1
exreet
Insurance
74%
Employees Life
8.19
21.79
Chemistry &
William
70
Ins
47%
Corp__5
C)
9.80
1
Shares
5
2.50
3.33 V3
—
Pacific
American
and
23%
46 %
—.
—-k-U-4
5
Insurance
45%
.-52%
4%
:
Putnam
11.60
384
78%
.
C)
Government
49
6.99
>
1
Fund
Electronics
Fire
River
Northeastern
125 Va
42%
22%
10
3%
Insurance—
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
North
Fire
9.06
Series
Growth
12.26
6.11
Stock Series
New
11.22
I—I1
Preferred Stock Series
New York
13.07
4.28
Dividend Series
8.42
10.58
'
Government Employees Ins
Home
Bond
Income
12.09
Series-
12.23
8.22
29%
120%
2
74 %
Republic
Hanover
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
10
Falls
Gulf Life
al4.66
Mutual Trust Shares
7.68
9.66
27%
124
5
_*
of Md
(S
Hampshire
York
New
-71
117
5
—
Casualty
Pyramid Life Ins Co
(D
Automation
&
Life
Globe
33 %C
of beneficial interest—1
Missiles-Jets
Fund
General Reinsurance
Stock
—
11.17
10.59
New
__
Fire__
Amsterdam
.,.14%
-
66 Va
10
Corp class A
-1.25
4
Franklin
int_33y3C
Growth
Inc
Reinsurance
8.29
lc
%
14.56
shares
Mass
-
shares
Forster
36.79
Fully Administered shares—lc
Union
Nationwide
Northern
lc
shares
Petroleum
&
7.67
General Eond shares
5
43%
40%
57%
72%
Northwestern National Life
Crura
36.42
Electrical
National
36%
185
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc—
1
lc
4%
lo
—
118
2.76
1
9.11
••
1
114
3.21
Inc
14.77
17%
•
10
& Accident Ins
177
5
4.14
Fund
8.31
Fire
Co—5
3.76
Puritan
13.49
National
27%
16%
34%
137
(Bait)—.
Natl Life
%-
25%
.
Life
369
2.91
7.96
shares
Casualty
Massachusetts
Bonding
10
2.50
shares
9.28
13.15
•
;
■■■
Life
lc
Metal
8.47
lc
.
63
1
Co
-
Assurance
Pine Street
Equipment shares
Food
38%
5
5
Casualty Co
Price
lc
&
5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants Fire Assurance
3%
10%
2
Pioneer
shares
Electronics
Ins
General
16.75
——lc
263
5%
4%
11%
5%
1
1
(Ky)
16.10
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Common
Co
7.32
lc
Chemical
Commonwealth
14.73
shares
Growth Fund
58
253-
41 %
5
shares—lc
Industries
General
Fund Inc
Aviation shares
Euilding
10
1
Columbian Natl Life Ins—
15.49
—lc
shaves
National Life
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
New7
1
Group Securities—
\
Va__
Maryland
10
Life
Stan
1
Trust
24%
27%
54%
of
Co
39%
6.25
Boston Insurance Co
—1
Inc
Ccrp—
25%
Insurance
33
Bankers Natl Life Ins <N J)—10
Continental
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Philadelphia
General
23
1
Life
31 %
Shippers
Continental
Funds Inc—
Common stock series
Preferred
2.71
*
Mutual Fund
Founders
&
Connecticut
Managed Funds—
Balanced Series—
1
Fund
Stock Fund
3
10
Ins Co
Life Companies Inc
36
.
Hartford Steam Boiler
Eaton «fc Howard-
Financial
7.34
Fund
Mutual Investment Fund Inc—1
-2.50
Shares
Fund
21.27
6.74
a46.35
Stk
Shares—
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
Energy
19.46
Inc—1
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Insurance
Loomis
Mutual
Trustee
E—w——
Balanced
12.82
13.31
Diversified
Dividend
11.73
11.21
Diversified
Series
1
12.11
Fund Inc—1
Investment Fund—1
Life & Casualty
of Tenn
Lincoln
15%
13.73
10.20
Stk
Growth
17%
12.56
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Diver
17.52
84%
80
1
7.93
17
25c
Fund
1
Fund;
Delaware
Life
Units
7.25
1
Dividend Income
1
Lexington Venture Fund
Massacmisetts
1
1
Fund Inc
Composite
Trust
Paper
Income
Commonwealth
Composite
I-
Lexington
12.03
Colonial
Inc-
Fund
Life Insurance Investors Inc_—1
8.59
—1
Commonwealth stock Fund
-
20.36
Bankers
Beneficial
Lazard
preferred
7 %•
■
6.58
6.01
8.68
Christiana
I
53
13.86
13.61
3
21
49%
C0..5
Re-insurance.
14.38
19.52
27.79
Ask
2%
19 Va
14
(Wash D C)
(Galveston)
18.06
16.08
Chemical Fund Inc..
Mercury
38%
41%
-17%
23
x38%
16%
21 %
Bid
1
Assurance
25.71
7.94
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Fla)
Home
B-4
Ltd---—-1
Fund
i
r
(Jacksonville
28.98
Canadian Fund Inc
:
Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred;
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
Fidelity &
4.74
Fund—
Ltd.—itih-
Canadian
American
83
36
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)—2%
American Investors Corp
1
Istel Fund Inc
Knickerbocker Growth, Fund—1
(1954)
10
Life
13.25
14.87
General
Surety
&
Par
263
12.57
Casualty
4.34
-1
California Fund Inc
Canada
252
11.50
America
12.19
1
-1
Investment
Street
Broad
9.88
39 Mj
10
Trust of Boston—1
Investment
of
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co—65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
193
Aetna Insurance Co—
4.64
I.63
184
79%--
11.43
Co
Companies
Ask
10
4.62
10.46
Investment
9.04
Aetne
4.23
1
Intl Resources Fund Inc
7.91
37 %
Bid
Par
Ask
lc
2.15
4.34
•
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton-Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'nies Corp_lo
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd:
1
Blub Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bor.d Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc—.
1
Bid
Par
Funds—
I.96
Associated Fund TruBt
v
Mutual
7.31
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Amer Research & Development-*
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
Merchandising
Mining shares
Petroleum
shares
shares
lc
11.85
12.98
shares
lc
2.35
2.59
Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
lc
6.27
6.88
lc
10.79
11.82
Steel
lc
10.61
11.62
Railroad
Bond
RR
shares—j
Tobacco
shares
lc
Growth
7.86
8.62
lc
Utilities
11.67
12.78
Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
Series
Funds
B)
Fund
Investors
Fund
Inc
1
9.88
10.80
1
11.97
13.01
1
7.86
8.59
Fund Shares-l
11.04
.1
12.50
13.66
1
16.78
18.24
;
Inc—
18.25
United Continental Fund
20.10
United
Income
United Science Fund
10c
4.98
10c
4.94
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
of
Fund
Boston
Incorporated Income
Incorporated
Inc
Institutional Shares
Institutional
8.61
1
9.60
Funds
Value Line
2.78
9.41 4
10.49
Value
Value
Ltd
Fund Inc
Line
Income
Line
Fund
Canada
1
Fund
Special
Growth
Iuc
9.81
10.61
13.59
lc
11.17
•12.21
Fund_lc
11.18
Wellington Equity Fund-
12.23
Wellington Fund
lc
lc
6.96
.
7.62
13.58
14.86
7.79
5.91
6.46
3.58
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
2%s Feb. 14, 1959
99.31
1 Vas
March 24, 1959
v
IV4S May 15, 1959
2
l%s Aug. 1, 1959
3%s Nov. 15, 1959—.
Ask
100.1
Wall Street
1
Investors Fund Inc
8.10
99.12
100.2
100.4
Treasury Notes—
l%s Feb. 15, 1959
lVaS April 1, 1959
1 Va S Oct. 1,
19593%s Nov. 15, 195?
more
32nds
of
point
a
Bid
Treasury Notes (Continued)3%s May 15, i960
3%s
May 15, 1960
1%S Oct, 1, 1960
lVaS April 1, 1961
3%
99.30
99.31
3%s
1%S April
99.12
4s
Aug.
15.
1%S
Oct.
1.
April
1,
99.6
100.5
I960———.
98.8
100.8
98.10
Feb.
Feb,
1 %s
98.10
99.22
99.26
100.16
100.20
94.20
99.28
1962
1,
93.8
100.22
1962,
94.28
100.4
93.16
100.26
92.8
1962—1
92.16
99.20
99/24
1963—
94.22
94.26
1963
91.10
91.18
90.6
90.14
15,
April
97.20
96.2
1962
15,
3%s Nov.
2%s
99.21
97.12
15, 1961——
Aug. 1, 1961
1 %S Oct. 1, 1961
99.24
Ask
100.2
99.19
i
w
May
99.18
11.28
11.57
or
99.2.9
8.85
10.32
15,
1962-
12.58
:
1
14.01
1—1
12.87
13.91
—1
5.89
6.36
lVaS Oct.
15.27
ac
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Whitehall Fund
99.24
99.15
one
Maturity—
4s
1 Vas
l
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
99.22
99.13
99.10
3.91
_10c
12.42
Institutional Income Fund
Institutional Iusur Fund
7.13
1
Situations
Inc
lc
•
Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
2.54
United
1
Ltd—
Bank
a26.07
1
Fund
Investors
5.44
; Figures after decimal point represent
12.00
Funds
17.72
H-C7
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Maturity—
United Accumulated Fund
United
19.51
1
Inc—
Series H-DA
,*
Texas
Amer. Shares
(Edison
Rate
1,
1,
1963—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Recent
Bonds—
Barium
Bid
Steel
5%S
1PG9
82%
84%
63
Bid
64%
1975
95
96%
Pacific Petroleum
1979
98%
98%
1969
99%
101 %
Pacific
1982
102 %
104
Phila
Canadian
Carrier
Chance
Pacific
Corp
1980-76
4%s
Ry 4s
4%s
Vought 5%s
1977
Oinn & Sub Bell Tel 4VaS—1993
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Paso Natural Gas 5 Vis
1977
Corp 3%s
Frueliauf
3%S
Trailer
,
Port
Cement
5s
Finance 4%s
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4%s
Montana
Dakota
102
144
124%
92
1975
Mueller Brass 3%t_
National Can 5s
N Span Uranium
5%s
101%
;
.
5s
3.25*4
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
99.28
3.60*4
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
100.3
100.7
12-
121
Elec
1-56
Pow
4r%s__, _1990
100%
99%
100%
4%s____ -1993
102%
&
4-
1-59
99.18
99.22
3.50%
1-58
9-
1-59
100.1
100.4
5-
4-59
99.19
99.23
3.45%
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
100
100.3
6-
1-59
99.19
99.23
3.43 %■
2-
2-50
11-
2-59
102 %
Quebec Natural Gas 5%s_. -1985
Yield Price
Bid
January 22,
1959:
146
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
94
Southern
152
Sperry Rand 5%6
ww
150
157
1984
99%
99%
-1981
84%
Texas Power
I-1975
Il97G
ww_Ii963
Textron
&
Amer
92
119
80%
103
96
122
83%
-1993
-1982
Lgt
4%s_._ -1988
5s
U S
Corp
5 Vis
Industries 4%s
Universal Match 5s
June
22.
1959
98.682
98.708
99.670
June
25,
1959
98.670
98.713
99.622
99.558
July 2, 1959
July 9, 1959
99.487
99.505
Julv
99.422
1959
1959
99.442
16,
1959
May
15,
June
11,
June
99.723
16,
—
-
1959
;
-
94%
98
April
99.541
.
1959
99.607
1959
9.
99.P58
1959
96
98.771
99.713
1959
93%
98.729
99.774
19,
-1971
1959
99.766
12,
2,
98.868
18,
99.826
March
April
98.828
99.882
99.819
March 5,
101%
1959
99.938
9<V877
101%
101
99.290
99.046
99.309
1959_.
99.932
127
March 26.
99.378
1959
101%
102
-1971
110
112
-1970
90
94
-1976
150
154
5-1989
101%
101 Va
-1988
102
105
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-TIIE-COUNTER ISSUES
*No
a
par
Net
value
asset
k Admitted
Stock
b
Ask
99.356
April
1959
125
101 Va
Bid
99.983
113%
110%
102%
99%
-1987
Underwood
102%
-1967
-1988
85%
1983
ww.
4%s
100.1
Yield Price
Ask
99.980
February 13, 1959
February 19, 1959
February 26, 1959
96
99.31
United States Treasury Bills
January 29,
February 5,
Lgt1983
Tel
Ask
100.2
1-58
100%
.1986
5%s
Bell
99.30
2-58
108
4%s_.
Electric
Bid
Due
8-
124
107
Tel
&r
7-
Dated
9-
102%
1977
96
%
104
1977
UtjilitiesH-
5 %s
Tel
Puget Sound
101%
92
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww 1982
Household
99.31
99.24
Ask
1973
Potomac
141
1976
1
General
99.28
2-59
Elec—
5%s
109
123
1975
4s
2-59
3-
March
El
Ferro
107
2-
2.30%
Bonds—
CIT
Financial
1-58
2-58
1% %
Ask
Burlington Industries 4Vis
Petroleum 6s
Rate
5-
6-
2.00*;
Security Issues
Pacific Gas <£r
4 %S
British
Ask
1% %
1.60%
d
value.
to
listing
Exchange
Bid yield price
Ex-rights,
t New
on
the New York
1
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
»ssued.
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.066
98.606
98.633
98.547
98.477
98.507
98.575
Number 5813
189
olume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
THE
!
COURSE
clearings this week show
Bank
in increase compared
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Jan. 17, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
ago.
with a year
above those for the corresponding week last
preliminary totals stand at $26,334,039,886
against $24,955,281,821 for the same week in 1957. At
this center there is a gain for the week ended Friday of
6.6%. Our comparative summary for the week follows:
5 5%
be
Our
vear.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
|
week Ending J an.
1959
17— ;
[Chicago
*
| Philadelphia
I Boston
+
+
+
458,574, 006
457,144,753
cities, five days—.—/
_
five days
8.7
468,664 ,359
385,251 556
5,062,195,065
complete
+
1st
cities,
all
$25,321,600,873 $23,972,633,763
3.0
+
5.6
+
are
"Estimated.
982,648,058
monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
Results
for December and the 12 months of 1958 and 1957 follow:
on
1 /•
Stocks—
shrs.
of
Number
Bonds
Twelve Months
Month of December
Description—
1957
54,468,183
1958
75,917,826
Vi
1958
747,058,306
$129,348,500 $114,050,100 $1,314,082,100 $1,031,067,500
internatT Bank2,000
99,000
117,000
Railroad & misc.
U.
6,523,000
5,072,800
67,953,020
50,337,130
——-
Govt.—
—
109,000
75,000
Govt
S.
bonds
Total
The volume of transactions in share
2nd
New
9
Richmond
17*
«
8th St.
properties
Louis
1958
New
3rd
60,815,145
35,651,568
60,362,702
66,864,024
121,387,664
153,960,424
202,325,727
48,309,665
52,558,561
44,478,864
54,106,201
53,229,949
37,201,113
45,427,055
58,147,690
2C6.734.754
298,497,687
45,712,805
69,496,464
48,262,270
62,373,056
41,409,195
44,532,173/
41,805,814
71,971,820
36,872,530
37,227,197
203,841,340
126,543,995
127,472,175
425,969,862
1.8
717.020.859
698,281,04^
621,131.471
586,238,903
678,498,270
734.491.119
721,428.202
+
•
707,518.744
630,721,439
+12.2
"
769,980.363
719,230,925
+
"
664,794,439
585,377,606
+
7.1
13.6
"
1,397,560,031
1,305,163,062
+
7.1
1,282,759,336
651,943,968
504,036,123
1,238,475,851
■■
;•
582,728,177
26,440,719,661'
22,858,114,485
+15.7
21,954,394,976
21,314,307,92®
11,467,706,304
+
6.9
11,466,260,858
10,987,631,12-1
total®
District
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
5.9%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 6.6%■
0.1%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the
for
an
larger by 9.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve
are
houses of 4.2%,
by 10.2%.
$120,344,-
a
gain of
and the
Kansas
Minneapolis Reserve District of 14.7%. In the
City Reserve District there is an increase of
11.6%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 10.8% and in
13.2%.
Inc.
1957
$
1955
1956
or
'"•/'■/
Dec. %
■
$
$
"
3,539,636,913
3,320,037,486
+
6.6
10,215,137,185
3,237,887,064
16
"
"
2.842,027,746
4,231,943,075
2,611,794,868
+ 11.6
3,922,775,138
11
"
3,260,194,297
4,722,519,793
4,959,694,023
+ 14.7
14
4,477,906,872
+
10.8
4,378,682,978
6,967,655,246
6,154,152,571
+ 13.2
5,934,111,087
3,497,363,910
52,617,574,45*
5,589,811,253
6,394,719,453
3,188.143,871
5,352,448,191
9,789,869,801
3,254,075,74®
2,468,895,20®
3,680,196,041
4,232,828,79®
5,671,255,57®
1^0,344,085,305
115,449,738,100
+
4.2
108,959,586,176
105,737,182,31?
63,370,044,376
58,619,133,484
+
8.1
57,436,353,488
54,950,657,351
cities
"
6,949,974,226
8
"
"
"
11,064,951,061
Louis
-—,
.
Francisco
Total
5,869,585,186
0.1
6,734,565,158
+
6,951,560,928
3,405,578,716
+
6,594,166,238
.176 cities
;
_
53,453,902,874
9.6
4,985,035,309
3,743,180,795
"
18
-
3,672,225,192
1
'+*,+. 0.2'
58,822,917,873
5,461,360,659
"
8.1
+
3,823,877,683
4,131,707,668
58,949,044,386
31
St.
Outside New York City
,
We append another table showing
5,986,163,792
+ 10.2
5,640,358,720
,
-
3,288,560,726
9.9
10,448,536,049
+
5.9
clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the 12 months for
75,917,826
40,342,215
43,550,031
46,422,064
46,379,810
50,990,923
166,668,141
130,314,310
139,548,713
;
747,058,306
of bank
556,284,172
559,946,890
649,602,291
clearings for leading cities for the
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
-Month of December—
IN
DECEMBER
3958
1957
1956
1958
1957
1956
1955
New York...
50,974
56,830
51,523
50,786
623,611
581,449
559,156
530,883
Philadelphia
5,069
4,612
5,507
5,229
52,893
57,659
64,714
Dec.
$
'
Twelve
$
c/o
New
;
44,320,146,300
'
-.
—,
61,842,242,054
43,039.152,825
581,730.447,029
7.6
68,796,234,273
76,494,971,858
37,804,915,365
604,777,189,823
57,135,446,882
0.2
6.7
44.224,872,307
645/248,937,421
York
Philadelphia
+
4th Cleveland
73,865,618,189
79,388,928,669
—
7.0
5th
Richmond
40,094,404,809
39,422,996,130
+
1.7
6th
Atlanta
"69,045,147,842
67,770,924.942
+
1.9
7th
Chicago
117,268,404,476
36,576,761,404
121,791,774,598
36,707,822,215
34,663,533,033
32,279,889,860
+
7.4
50,457,599,447
47,055,787,026
+
7.2
51,718,061,705
51,938,673,887
0.4
Detroit
San
5,596
4,932
4,698
59,231
59,053
3,161
"57,473
70,954,145,859
,292,594,596,187
1,258,155,247,370
668,983,424,311
676,705,491,656
;
11th Dallas
12th San
3,281
3,192
33,417
38,786
38,388
36,364
3,361
3,073
2,991
2,849
36,258
35,886
35,181
2,950
2,813
35,458
34,871
33,794
—
63,675,534,730
118,972,130,329 /..
36,904,545,583
30,500,410,991
'
3.7
0.4
:
;
_176 cities
-
2,625
2,637
2,553
2,465
27,888
30,329
29,267
2,371
2,065
1,954
1,924
24,685
23,675
22,672
2,148
2,069
1,949
22,423
24,966
23,631
21,142
Kansas
2,229
1,909
1,805
1,716
23.290
21,213
20,713
—
20,057
City
Louis...
1,791
1,694
1,653
1,639
18,901
18,985
2,091
Minneapolis
Houston....
63,834,844,36®
68,214,521,660
1,221,758,609,687
1.1"
35,159,338,541
28,641,925,17®
42,982,373,231
47,528,106,001
662,601,906,474
1,147,518,553,161
1,791-
1,680
1,573
22,406
20,869
11,634
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
Clearings Outside New York
1958
19,222
18,481
19,727
,
616,635,055,07®
The following compilation covers the years as by months for two years:
21,678
2,066
Outside New York City
26,426
Dallas
St.
1.8
2.7
+
;
31,492
Pittsburgh..
..
552,134,302,86®
63,786,743,29®
69,407,860,786^
35,639,195,58®
58,092,395,001
110,715,880,09®
32,472
3,070
Francisco
Total
52,818
3,404
....
Fran...
Cleveland
5,145
3,175
....
Boston
1955
„
50.5G2,100,814
72,200,534,679
Louis
8th St.
—.
59,954
~
=
39,595,588,23®
..
i
45,063,644,230
-
Month#
1957
1956
•
1st Boston
2nd
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31
Inc. or
1957
1958
Federal Reserve Districts
four years:
Twelve Months
Twelve Months
Twelve Months
42.177,980
63,983,390
48,216,568
54,468,183
CLEARINGS
Chicago
the
San Francisco Reserve District of
;
16
Minneapolis
12th San
month of December and the 12 months ended Dec. 31 in
each of the last four years is shown below:
Omitted)
"
510,053,578
245,370,690
(009,000
1.515,431,48(1
"
.
9th
3rd
BANK
1,536.901,776
16
;
10th Kansas City
11th Dallas
150,365,422
393,278,749
74,365,770
—
8.3
48,459,198
501,687,616
95,087,094
course
+
60,100,410
September
The
1,580.365,673
15
;
Richmond
359,688,156
Full Year
1,711,307.507
10
—_
—
8th
53,787,684
297,846,276
_/
708.622,23®
1,211,134,00(1
"
$
7th Chicago
Months
4th Quarter
1,336,860,625
753.016,606
1,317.813.399
14
6th Atlanta
157,362,429
October
10,763,234,05(1
1,263,347,92®
1,378,267,547
7
York
46,400.022
144,537,263
November
December
1,294,196.385
7.3
1958
Philadelphia
37,575,141
50,618,288
Months
8.1
4.7
4.7
of clearings having been
;
136,744,324
Quarter
10,975.314,062
+
12,262,804,505
4th Cleveland
145,347,090
Nino
+ 23.4
+
+
..-108 cities
1st Boston
/://•//'. 1955
161,101,952
3rd
836,701,691
+
Month of December—
5th
i.-
816,747.088
793.531.380
Federal Reserve Districts
74,645,958
July
18,496
January
February—.
Month—
./;"■'7 ;
Inc.
1957
-
$
1,739
1,787
1,713
19,323
20,876
20,724
Atlanta
1,896
1,878
1,698
1,623
20,839
20,556
19,622
18,597
Baltimore...
Cincinnati..
1,727
1,610
1,559
1,522
18,785
18,902
18,309
17,071
1,390
1,310
1,301
1,225
14,430
14,861
14,668
1,128
926
909
866
11,286
10,667
10,193
9,732
Louisville...
994
930
933
933
10,061
10,144
10,158
9,637
New Orleans
110,995,397,405
105,235,792,137
990
932
905
811
10,615
10,925
10,347
9,355
103,497,342,342
106,860,943,317
997
876
821
791
10,575
10,477
9,830
9,402
119,596,275,977
100,037,883,165
13,056
12,481
11,350
Dec.
$
$
13,589
Richmond
Inc. or
1957
1958
or
Dec. %
$
..
19,199
—-3.®
9,651
.
..
Seattle.,....
Jacksonville.
Portland....
Birmingham
1,280
1,095
1,036
892
941
841
830
798
10,345
10,018
9,984
931
921
982
11.291
11,220
10,267
729
677
642
8,593
8,002
7,787
7,722
.....
983
940
818
716
10,969
10,344
9,429
8,502
Paul....
814
736
639
617
8,474
7,893
7,456
6,997
Memphis....
711
656
612
C4G
7,166
7,160
7,101
6,650
Buffalo
627
638
616
570
6,950
7,378
7,142
6,648
633
629
586
570
7,299
7,149
6.761
581
545
7,313
7,059
6,823
6,221
525
6,983
6,574
6,414
5,864
+
0.8
+
0.9
1st
48,568,309,870
310,842,486,273
quarter
313,971,380,635
Sfc.
....
Washington.
Milwaukee..
Nashville
683
677
...
590
554
Tot. 31 Cities
111,027 106,752 100,684
Other Cities.
A11'
••
outside NYC
We
9,317
•':./
+
1.1
+
0.9
160,663,603,413
167,719,216,028
:•;/./ 53,367,808,896
;
97,786
fot/748
1,^587155
now
add
our
8,275
7,916
676,705
93,455
57,200,234,767
—
53,914,186,984
57,738,067,919
—
53,433,184,849
+ 19.6
56,373,588,154
53,909,612,708
+
7.0
133,720,959,987
4.o
324,384,563,400
336.567,131,422
58,675,256,514
55,749,284,794
detailed statement showing the figures
107,626,158,427
+
—
56,251,575,328
52,928,744,237
3.3
1.6
3.0
—
—
4.1
5.1
—
4.4
+
54,743,267,950
7.3
3.®
~
168,847,915,394
+
5.7
4.®
4
Total
4th
Total
12
99,492,006,310
+
4.8
57,144,272,006
307,297,136,816
+
2.2
166,324,591,571
169,167.809,258
—
313,983,917,702
months
December
87,233
—43.
5.5
626,105.999,254
100,178,972,079
4.0-
—
i
104,267,154,989
490,709,154,971
61,313,614,336
505,734,940,680
—
59,014,224,522
+
53,590,610,628
63,370,044,376
53,337,192,970
58,619,133,484
+
0.5
+
8.1
+
4.3
933,403,136,070
964,915,419.699
111,459,438,345
October-—
1,221,758 1,147,518
662,601
616,635
—*5.9-
3.1
+
—
312,134,618,619
98,583,760,874
;
Total 3rd quarter
Total 9
•
650,931,501,997
..
111,133,001,839
July
August
September
.
334,089,015,724
quarter
months
6
110,392,818,730
+
+
3.4
1.0
3.1
<
95,875,652,838
98,909,554,470
120,344,085,305
115,449,738,100
+
4.2
327,679,176,488
324,752,111,300
+
0-9
178,274,269,340
170,970,550,976
1,292,594,596,187
1,258,155,247,370
+
2.7
668,983,424,311
676,705,491,656
November
1,160,407 1,128,303 1,060,285
97,281 1,194,808
12».344 115,449 108,959 105,737 1,292,594
63,370 58,619 57,436
54,950
068,983
8,697
Total
60,697,999,712
-51,111,477,041
55,909,739,275
58,727,484,647
94,683,600,084
107,178,839,181
6,448
631
112,108,941,370
95,536,115,625
108,313,572,170
112,992,798,478
Total 2nd
0.460
807
Total
9,277
1,103
Omaha
Denver
;
9.0
+
1,425,149,746
0.2%, in the Boston Reserve District of 8.1% and
in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 9.6%.
In the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are smaller by
on
2nd Quarter
August
;
$
$
Dec. ft
831,026,436
ment of
50,305,141
Six
1,055.644.606
1,379,850,965
085,305 and the 1957 aggregate $115,449,738,100. In the
New York Reserve District the totals show an improve¬
47,197,100
-
11,835,296,802
1953
1956
Inc. or
1957
10
aggregate
54,178,523
June
and in
13.6%
the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.1%.
1,529,058,463
increase for the entire body of clearing
40,197,732
Quarter—
an
OF BANK CLEARINGS
We also furnish today, a summary of the clearings
the month of December. For that month there was
46,675,236
1st
show
totals
9
Francisco
48,160,955
April
May
the
the Dallas Reserve District of
7.1%, in
$
;
,7
City
49,871,356
March
District
Reserve
4
-
Dallas
12th'San
Number of Shares
-
In the Kansas City
improvement of
neapolis Reserve District by 12.2%.
6
Kansas
2nd
1956
1-957
1958
February
The Chicago Reserve
17
Minneapolis
10th
1955 to 1958 is indicated in the following:
January
and in the
gain of 4.7%
a
M
Chicago
9 th
register
District has managed to enlarge its totals by 8.3%,. in
the St. Louis Reserve District by 1.8% and in the Min¬
1,444,268,372
6
6th Atlanta
7th
totals
826.354,079
«
District
the
14,608,463,364
1,141.316,937
"
;//««: /;
4^;:..^".?:::
-
Reserve
Boston
Districts
900,933,886
citiei
the totals
city)
In both the Cleveland and Richmond Reserve
Atlanta Reserve District of 7.3 %r
increase of
an
New
that in the
of 8.1%.
$
York
Cleveland
5th
the
York Stock Exchange for the full calendar years of
New
appears
expansion of 23.4%, in the
an
1958
12
4th
$135^871^580 $119,124,900 $1,382,243,120 $1,081,59^630
—
was
SUMMARY
Boston
the
1957
559,946,890
■
Foreign
it
(including this
District of 9.0% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
the final
previous—the week
Outside New York City—
..-
Our usual
record
able to give
For that week there
Total
week
Total all cities for
this
from
District
5.5
1,012,439,013
day----—.
All cities, one
and
Reserve
3,0
$26,334,039,886 $24,955,281,821
+
' ;'-y"
:v-//''/:/•/'
five
we
results of the week
3rd -Philadelphia;
6,3
+
York
statement, however, which
Week Ended January 10
11th
Total
detailed
Federal Reserve Districts
3.1
4,913,235,280
located
are
15.7%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $26,440,719,661 against $22,858,114,485 in the same week in 1958. Outside of this
city there
was an increase of
6.9%, the bank clearings at this center
having registered a gain of 24.5 %. We group the cities
4.1
$20,259,405,808 $19,059,398,483
——
elaborate
present further below
and
2.5
594,606 ,894
•
^97,323,975
•
4.3
680,711, 345 i
619,269,475
Cleveland
the
ended Jan. 10.
+ 11.6
393,700, 000
/
740,165,000
——
Baltimore
In
we
2.8
-410.600,000
Ban
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
7.0
693,054, 312
CLEARINGS
cannot furnish them
7.5
1,051,000, 000
511.861,179
—.
Louis
Francisco
Pittsburgh
St.
BANK
6.6
712,689,306
-—
Other cities,
% :v;'V
,
+
1,125,000,000
*
| Kansas City
Ten.
1958
•I
$13,926,297,564 $13,069,479 593
1,359,054,556
1,264,356, 418
ifjew Yotk
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
„—_
quarter.
months
—
for each city for the month of December and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for the week ended Jan. 10
-
—
1.7
3.®
3.®
1.1
for 4 years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Jan
'-Month of December
Llearlngs at—
1959
Maine—Bangor
Portland
Jan. %
16,063,560
~~
~—
M^-^etts-B7sioT::::
Fall River
Holyoke
Lowell
New Bedford.
Springfield
"
I
I
Worcester
2
CSCHcut—KartfordI_II__I~—
New Haven
Waterbury
~~
New^u Islan5*—-Providence
w
32,237,266
3,361.027,291
16,758,239
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (14 cities)
Inc. or
Jan. %
Jan.
$
%'
+ 13.0
4,068,606
2,790,183
+ 45.8
2,786.994
—10.7
7,647,072
+
4.9
8,209,625
8,304,627
672,089,349
+
1.0
8,010,913
735,655,469
183,881.297
—
5.5
3,850,401
3,453,999
101,788,408
+
5.0
17544/706
1,794.606
2.7
3,547,536
3,856,785
5.9
16,662,785
+
7.5
15,263.036
5.5
17,907,299
13,568,584
3,830,574
14,639,155
12,357,257
+
9.3
12,353,112
11,605,010
4.9
45,346,020
43,892,573
+
3.3
42,490,868
4.7
25,995,422
23,301,177
+ 11.6
25,753,074
40,110,26®
28,223,973
337922,500
6^55^30®
35,886,428,028
9.4
36,258, 125,039
7.6
173, 719,039
+ 19.9
109, 691,700
3.3
82, 000,170
86,323,606
9.6
185, 507,735
190,569,459
G.O
750.
9,320.564
—
7,862,559
14,975,805
+
75,201.555
—
-
+
—
'
'
—
797,567,951
—
7.6
598, 577,639
633,174,079
—
4.0
2,205 ,081,621
2,319,097,847
1,177, 4431262
1.235,861,187
+ 12.9
225,593
—
~
(-9.5
1
11.5
I
+
666,364,310
3,814.377
—13.9
1,456,613
8.0
1,645.354
—
28.077,100
+
8.1
.323 ,121,500
331,063,300
162.115.400
+
6.0
1,786 675,400
1.770,161,800
+
0.9
367835,600
3573327900
+""473
15,121,334
+ 10.5
156 896,794
153,666,699
+
2.1
4,655,330
3,175,393
+ 46.6
+
8.1
44,320,146,300
44,224.872,307
+
4,123,041
17571,255
2.4
16,708,503
—
655,026,42®
7.8
29,244,400
3,823,877,683
$
148,670,343
386,618,303
171,783,300
4,131,707,668
1956
345, 101,804
+
55,465.594
$
167, 979,004
+
220,803,664
97,788.222
1958
$
+ 31.8
15,573.358
59,694,082
1959
2,943,783
3.073,371,700
211,927,502
110,387,965
1958
$
—
—10.5
12,187,467
36,013,361
11,1771648
7,606,692
16,408,378
70,682,842
__
1 to Dec. 31-
1959
1959
Inc. or
Inc. or
1958
$
Week Ended January 10—
Inc. or
1957
0.2
900,933,886
826,354,079
+
9.0
-
2,687,225
816,747,088
2,770,785
836,701,691
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(386)
R*
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-
Month of December1959
Inc. or
1958
$
Olcuio|i at—
$
Monday, January 19
ig59
Week Ended January 10
1958
1959
.
.
Inc. or
1959
1958
$
$
Jan. %
Jan. io
Inc.
1957
or
Jan. To
1956
/.
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
184,561,067
York—Albany.
...
627,655,088
Buffalo
185,096,155
638,338,831
New York
56,974,040,929
56,830,604,616
185,803,978
Rochester
213,068,254
120,746,403
4.2
+
+
15,609,563
Jamestown
1.7
—
12,697,777
14,018,973
13,234,816
Klmira
0.3
—
+ 11.3
0.3
2,406,317,501
6,950,401,403
141,709,359
168,264,800
623,611,171,876
+14.7
112,278,218
+
7.5
25,791,130
116,939,895
330,778,235
370,570,065
+
7.5
58,949,044,386
58,822,917,873
+
Total (10 cities)—
2,120,837,281
294,899,678
1,405,192,213
■
'
+ 11.2
3,809,357,358
4,300,721,994
0.2
645,248,937,421
1.2
—
80,114,959
6.7
+
137,584,595
136,732.625
+ 16.8
2,808,684"
2,777,015
'
1.6
7.3
14,177,915,156
3,186,471
11,390,408,181
+ 24.5
10,488,134,118
+
2.8
46,496,509
41:236,978
+ 12.8
26,094.522
+ 35.9
42,120,857
26,881,794
3,238,541
-
1.4
+
4.7
35,452,577
I
+
3,336,736
'
*
;
*
—
3,821,035,356
4,301,771,815
604,777,189,823
9.0
+
2.7
+
1,353,241.842
(a)
3,280,240
+
—
581;449,755,714
368,701,611
27,721,562
(a)
Uttca
172,861,216
48,859,430
128,424,644
3.5
—
-
49,440,361-
5.8
—
146,844,550
;
3.2
+
7,378,962,482
2,180,144,882
1,372,146,637
360,465,095
411,941,609
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford,
New Jersey—Newark—_
Northern New Jersey.
2,331,787,676
■
—■
75,002,400 t
89,214,936
+
0.3
6.7
31,705,108
75;803,58l
,
0.1
+
(;a)
'
14,608,463,364
29,536,997
+
11,835,296.802
.
1.1
27.3827208
77,846,223
15.0
—
77,609,252
87,232,738
+ 23.4
70,428,185
85.082.780
10,975,314,962
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
1
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
Chester
7,501,569
11,622,519
9,115,292
Harrisburg
48,304,331
Lancaster
21,901,621
111,308,554
494,723,100
Scranton
457,887,629
19,745,096
+ 10.9
7,505,342
+ 10.0
81,712,585
9.9
52,893,000,000
19,578,057
34,718,904
York.
1,628,941
Du Bois
Hazleton
;
8,650,640
95,200,848
70,035,180
-
Delaware—Wilmington.
Jersey—Trenton-
>
229,349,040
226,740,702
2,019,331
1,270,354
1,975,022
2.9
—
2,244,840
2,020.073
2.2
1,959,113
—444
2,105,518
1,953,738
+
2,285,330
+11.1
7
•
-
1.1
+
57542,474
4,~3697"911
I,06l76d0,000
98i~000,000
V'
+ 26\8
4,410,777
8.2
1,226,000,000
7,3'H'ni
■
+
18,074,144
31,772,177
y
+ 17.3
211,160,627
9.0
371,417,4(57
17,757,254
33,319,662
1,647,763
+10.3
4.2
199,972,754
360,721,587
+
+
1.1
+ 35.5
90,650,352
5.0
366,772,294
909,047,644
+
4,563,082
3,974,574
8,055,496
7,610,192
3,828,524
+
4,386,069
1.7
8,207,759
7,046,965
+ 16.5
1.2
__
25,221,514
+ 14.8
,
4,316,936
'
5.9
1.199.000.000
7,411,665
+ 14.6
4,241,743
7,074,646
9.4
73,678,215
-
+
2.3
+
+
208,567,853
961,840,207
—11.4
79,086,823
/-•
jv 363,075,097
83,952,833
—
8.3
4.1
208,696,403
;
22,844,233
6,382,512
0.6
__
■*; t +
5,461,360,659
917,557,716
932-841,295
;
4.8
+
+T7T3
24,904,505
2.6
19,123,027
20,300,421
,
19/^.2,406
r
5.8
15,499,843
17,981,481
12,491,189
8.1
—
4,£85,035,309
+
9.6
57,135,446,882
61,842,242,054
1,294,196,385
1,263,347,920
+
8.8
644,122,185
+
6.2
627,160,497
14,430,269,789
27,888,779,757
3,173,862,100
203,664,845
7.6
1,141,316,937
1,055,644,606
2.6
14,400,065
+ 17.0
2.9
299,167,955
12,309,432
291jl85,174
+
2.7
8.0
560,109,209
551,070,288
+
1.6
+
4.8
61,042,700
-56,628,400
+
7.8
+
1.9
—
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—ClevelandOhio—Canton—
56,716,143
1,390,810,511
2,625,054,815
„
Columbus
Hamilton
,
Youngstown
Newark;
50,449,836
168,503,679
,
Toledo
POnnsylyanla—B«aver County.
Oreensburg
>.
■.
Pittsburgh
QttjCity.
Kan tucky—Lexington
■
Virginia—Wheeling.
Total U6 titles)
(a)
_______
+
4.8
—
6.5
—14.2
6.3
—
6.2
+
—
1.5
2,066,694,134
38,737,205
27,962,107
66,766,04*.
19,968,955
6,951,560,928
—
3.8
+
1.6
25,418,800
65,932,362
612,286,431
752,340,888
—
0.8
*
(157289^256
12,213,022
8.2
—
; 508,771,118.
1,910,985,665
54,322,173
'39,334,597
24,966,937,384
460,810,384
73,865,618,189
i.3
+
21,054,772
5.2
10.0
+
16,077,430
+ •13,770,380
5.5
+
■
•
r
12.534,287
287,562,092
520,862,140
,140
55,945,500
,600
57,889,601
•
Tii72
+
16.8;
■
14,"4*27:266
8,742.558
13,369,151
y
.
13,531,762
4.3
—
•
,
478,162*037
—10.2
'
;
5.8
—
'
*
442*674,269
8.0
+
•
■.
~
■)
431,653,247
435,738,186
1,378,267,547
1.336,860.625
..
——«•——
"jr.
..K
310,033,152
364,446,037
249,540,120
'
11,931,412-
294,429,079
556,511,892
'•
—19.3
—
+
22,423,029,789
433,899,756
290,147,120
391,034,778
237,053,191
0.1
38,133,082
:
96,982,898
(a)
2,148,159,523
—
*: 199,886,622
(b)31,552,619
—
—
30,329,426,259
C3,027,046,400
1,823,545,988
4,184,742
'
14,861,656,356
78,303,044
607,645,599
683,129,510
536,939,807
+ 10.5
4,460,210
(a)
0.5
—
8,054,032
53,526,742
64,706,117
47,523,769
171,064,651
6,949,974,226
Brio
Vast
t
278,632,000
21,132,363
19,753,727
6,913,719
59,121,332
60,613,516
Lorain
ItwufOeid
2,637,166,455
291,908,500
Cincinnati
Cleveland
'T
.
52,126,792
1,310,284,516
4,249.800
7,370,919
3,800.218
7,673.867
+ 13.9
i
Total (15 cities)
2,100.420
2.383,550
1,928,335
8.0
+
57,659,000,000
34,627:207
-
.
4.7
3.0
-
V 81,758,852
4,612,000,000
21,216,106
-
Wllkes-Barre
'—
108,093,111
—
8,259,444
Philadelphia,
Reading
'
99,914,814
112,436,559
—
5,069,000,000
.
Lebanon
•
95,251,272
109,144,979
2.0
+ 20.5
40,073,229
1.1
+ 14.6
7,586,191
10,137,800
9,296,964
Bethlehem
6.4
—
7.3
+
...
fc
.
3.0
—
X
79,388,928,669
7.0
1,444,268,372
1,379,850,965
4.7
+
Fifth Federal Reierva District—Richmond—
Volt Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
:
22,321,209
■
.
3.6
+
Columbia
Mgryland—Baltimore,
_
Columbia—Washington
Total (6 citles)____
111,653,000
926,383,598
34,912,022
64,874,844
1,727,990,200
7,852,187
633,369,302
1,610,003,434
7,174,480
629,024,123
+
7.3
+
9.4
+
3,743,180,795
-
South Carolina—Charleston'
crick
Fredi
District of
21,553,215
106,104,000
1,128,387,430
38,667,708
78,488,759
..
.
3,405,578,716
+
—
5.0
21.8
+
10.8
+ 21.0
+
v
243,824,912
1,100,519,000
11,286,250,332
429,794,025
244,;Q79,652:
,
1196,350,422
10,667,435,601
^410,335,786
0.1
—
39,422,996,130
"
4,525,595
22,613,978
;
22,071,000
186.806,235
; 8,191,'686
+ 19.9
+*2^4
370.6467966
351,8647086
2.1
1447799,220
15377287871
142,59*37183
134,74375-43
1.7
+
40,094,404,809
17.2
+
37W?7732
831,626,436
793,531,380
753,016,606
708,622,239
11.4'
9.9
5,810,138
—11.4
9,8^2,119
+
7,149,229,318
24;67i8;3'61
223,801,947
386786*67340
4.7
0.7
4.0
—
y
•
202,(68,025
8,684,316
+
776,304,018
18,902,752,303
+
76,509,030
;) 5,512,783
21,869,000
262,3,76,383
864,819,115
18,785,563,236
84,411,063
7,299,223,126
v*
5,293,374
8,0
+ .5.8
—
-
0.6
—
V
+10-3,
—
4.7
+
8,611,780
Sixth Federal Reserve District-Atlantaftanessee—Knoxvllle.
158,797,324
Nashviue
Oaorgta—Atlanta
...
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
—
Florida—Jacksonville„
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham——.
Mobile
Montgomery
-..
.
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
■
-Jackson
_
i_x,
—
Meridian
Vicksburg
u
Louisiana—New Orleans
—
Total (16 cities)..
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Detroit.
Flint
Grand
Rapids.
Jackson
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City—
—
Indiana—Fort Wayne.
Gary———
Indianapolis
South Bend.
Terra Haute..
Wisconsin—Madison.
Milwaukee.
Ishkosh.
9
61
•heboygan
Watertown
Manitowoo
Iowa—Cedar
Rapids.
Des Moines.
Sioux
City.
Ames
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington.
..
Peoria
146,958,332
590,917,194
1,878,300,000
28,893,448
27,973,539
27,360,790
1,095,098,388
111,253,955
931,485.120
77,722.099
30,737:336
31,117,000
62,853,069
9,794,781
3,448,816
932,249,925
5,986,163,792
8.1
1,544,766,230
+14.7
6,983,076,204
20,839,500.000
+
'
i.o
+
+ 14.8
6.3
301,257,172
328,983,248
13,056,773,424
1,267,913,228
+
+ 28.4
+ 16.9
27.7
+
+ 18.5
2.4
+
+ 26.0
+ 12.6
+ 22.7
20.5
+
—
4.8
6.3
+
+ 10.2
..
"Springfield
Sterling
Total (31 cities).
ll,2Q0t992,047
,.804,337,699
.,+,347,928,571
.,363,303,000
I* 691,137,019
115,344,140
.37,425,534
10,925,549,559
69,045,147,842
67,7-70,924,942
+
.
34,310,402
6.2
+
150,430,106
429,800,000
8,017.943
1.4
5.0
—
'
—
3.5
f
;;
32,214,913,
+
15,365,798
3,175,283,000
48,144,726
82,915,936
18,803,040
51,742,395
21,113,814
14,261,689
62,768,921
126,451,420
404,507,291
52,481,599
22,631,226
48,123,976
683,874,479
8,438,448
12,943,758
2,152,682
4,062,705
37.361.477
255,344,910
90,148,595
4,113,453
14,623,127
390,400,000"
368,800,000
7,076,751
+17.5
:T7s!l9l7482
314,355,479
289,215,234
7
'
8,420,739.
"+1473
+
0.8
31376157829
—
4.7
+
'
7
8.7
+
17,640,595
f f ^18,821,291
0.5
784,302
^:.^T5ll,896
2.8
252,827,056
1.9
1,529,058,463
•
-
'
77912917
279,521",039
255,995,394
+1676
241,T04)619
21576767812
5.2
16,193,334
17,196,635
825,708
217,256,560
"190,932,248
1,317,313,399
1,211.134,006
;
-
—
4.5
+
269io35^968
*•-.
J2~8776d
7.7
+
7,051,554
,
'
+ 15.2
16.0
7.1
+
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+
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—
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; +
.
/
.
7.3
»
-8.7
+
+ "
1,425,149,746
-
15,912,831
3,161,603,000
40,935,404
91.747.554
18:130,515
48,732,258
20,318,590
13,249,761
53,920,722
116,811,087
400,769,493
49,535,134
21,351,236
41,250,828
631,708,858
7,507,216
—
3.4
+
0.4
157,685,239
33,417,870,000
+ 17.6
—
3.7
185,090.648
+
6.2
552,635,950
+
3.9
+
7.6
+
+ 16.4
+
8.3
+
0.9
+
+
5.9
6,0
+ 16.7
+
8.3
+ 12.4
224,589,814
154,090,886
671,867,512
1,320,415,060
4,466,532,226
510,708,140
218,203,595
526,211,927
7,313,789,928
89,731,430
137,018,610
,
11,179,062
1,992,253
4,865,264
30.459.555
238,637,459
71,417,799
3,680,744
13»736,513
7,671,715
161,873,029
38,786,565,000
;
492,121,032
1,045,065,038
478,308,874
965,488,122
9.6
+15.8
+
8.1
207,806,968
562,336,425
232,469,000
148,970,618
■
640,585:500
1,376,461,706
4,403,069,562
+ 542,481,817
216,672,571
478,719,537
7,059,454,210
82,763,493
138,954,815
—
2.6
5,523,820
3,371,711
,
*
866,113
—
7.6
18,6907f22
—
1.7
—11.1
20,705,416
22,825*819
1^51^025
14775*2,815
1.0,308,790
1479687958
-11,733,828
+ 27.6
12,223,497
12,oT47647
+*1*4.8
837098*,000
817271001
3.4
+
3.4
+
4,9
—
:
4.1
1.4
loi~08*67o00
5.9
14,203,334
;:li,828:611
+
20.1
+
0.7
4,722,432
4;387;900
+.
7.6
9.9
10,639,388
4,400,425
9,930.973
4,197,632
+
+
3.6
1747750^413
14977*7*77026
+TG~.7
8.4
15272*317678
137.To3.075
+
+
—
•
88:907^000
+
9.2
1.8
+
20.3
574,162,091
368,765,711
38,518,813
7,654,048
16,829,871
589,990,763
345,803,830
2.7
10,827,963
10,286,161
6.6
8,512,825
38,173,673
"7,243,827
+ 17.5
0.9
117,268,404,476
121,791,774,598
3.7
1,711,307,507
1,580,365,673
0.4
406,500,000
+
1.1
10,448,536,049
+
5.9
+
1.1
53,680,108
—11.0
369,703,675
2,454,237,709
+ 10.6
3,709,023
60,350,230
24.4
21,049,818
772,170,418
42,554,487
161,875,979
87,778,969
59,053,971,794
+
+
7.6
6.7
6,879,285
(7.752,401
52;773,699
17,775,781
+ 14.4
43,129,994
15,453,923
46,627.623
16,115,260
1,743,336
+ 25.7
;
8;162,300
+
+18.4
+15.3
—
-,
0.1
2.8
0.3
371,039,659
3.4
2,190,842
1,229,341,643
'V
1,1547536,788
6,831,154
J
.
15,922,563
2,123,404
6.5
2,035,314
1,123,187,377
+12.0
.7,837,577
+
5.7
19.315,033
+
5.3
11,861,594
19.258,237
10,531 687
6,881,907
6,471,951
+
1,120,334,689
6,744.447
+
8.3
1,536,901,776
1,515,431,486
+
1.7
395,800,000
372.400,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
Capo Girardeau
Independence
1,791,007,049
...
—
Kentucky-Louisville.
Tennessee—Memphis-
Illinois—Jacksonville.
Quincy
•
Tetal (7 cities).
20,406,819
4,063,257
994,150,583
1,694,183,912
18,276,245
18,901,620,161
211,406,474
711,668,366
3,209,541
13,931,696
3,539,636,913
3,320,037,486
+
6.6
10,114,496,858
0.5
7,160,680,474
165,123,201
+
0.1
37,849,712
155,757,027
656,216,810
3.520,973
14,819,866
39,626,030
10,061,573,597
7,166,029,457
930,573,259
18,985,410,865
216,868,887
42,524,976
3,646,023
159,414,490
34,662.870
+
9.2
156,076,231
36,576,761,404
36,707,822,215
—
—
+
—
—
2.5
+
399,990,000.
7.3
>vrl73,324,817.
>n-145,004,145
_4.7
1717684^520
+
9.9
142,327,980
—
0.2
374537428
3,199,240
+
7.9
279*0*87359
0.4
734,491,119
721,428,202
+
1.8
717,020,859
(.51
Fit
+-'1.4
851,954,856
3,272,225
I
—2*2*5
836,440,822
29,511,531
75,024,222
47,986,694
30,323,853
■
,.::::2~i7o3279*6~3
3.4
6.5
■
107896,162
+ 10.9
—
+
+ 11.8
+
+ 19.6
' t-i
2.813,451
6.4
+ 26.2
1
2,-568,553
8.8
7.0
■
2.8
+
+ 22.7
+
4'
...
—
+
—16.5
22,468,357
k
+ 63.8
—13.8
22,718,534
47,776,182
397,697,294
2,715,507,217
960,209,414
49,066,976
161,639,955
90,265,801
59,231,615,638
383,782,067
5,145,292,673
11,064,951,061
118,758.321
•
3.1
+
30,944,012
.
122)556,141"
3.1
—
7 6,826,472
+
33,100,499
+19.4
443,500,000
4.6
—
6.5
+
125,960,050
y
District—Chicago—
52,424,907
36.491.478
3,307,419
..
11,291,747,914
766,910,457
374,777,439
379,762,000
801,576,957
123,566,623
37,249,476
10,615,176,810
1.7
—
'
31,407,010
77,606,608
.
1,571,364,163
6,574.604,653
20;556,100,000
r
349,672,460
312,038,867
339,523,557
12,481,211,955
1,100,391,718
332,116,660
5,596,882,571
.Rockford
-
6,594,166,238
9,172,603
Chicago
Decatur
677,955,367
1,896,900,000
33,170,175
29,722,418
35,132,576
1,280,279,096
142,118,454
1,103,593,794
79,572,551
38,739,545
35,046,000
77,098,744
11,807,604
3,282,186
990,951,404
177,881,081
145,367,351
Number 5813
18&
Volume
.
.
Ja*.
Month of Deceniber-
Clearings
$
41,187,743
42,861,848
1,971,994,155
15,270,724
15,263,518
814,988,172
5,722,606
Rochester
;
——
Winona
ISouth
^
•'"..
Huron
Falls
160,065,028
8,474.789,577
+
56,645,167
+
25,767,998
+ 11.8
569.769,861
; 517,363,010
ft
0.8
91,353,000
87,032,000
123,366,806
106,757.061
2.5 "ft.
244,692,037
415,771,910
45,995,440
329,166,587
+ 11.7
252,955.597
+
367,669,115
253,805.478
3,260,194,297
Total (16 cities).
2,296,088
t
709,830,336
5.333.452
_
32.279,889,860
-1- 24.4
4,288,459
51,9~00~660
8,593,167,537
8.1
56,031,905
;
ft
'
'!
630,721,439
fc,
r r
•
1,363,770
970.309
896.310
1,270,321
1,078,422
931,322
ifts
14,103,697
7.4
191,546,241
12,105,072
174,672,627
160,213,827
+
476,363
+
1,157,811
11,102,630
162,343,342
11,922,566
+17.6
k
1,768,108
+
20,789,298
.34,969,927
+
2.1
390.173,884
537,532,094
+ 72.6
1~360,739
10,155,725
13,656,938
128,048,44:1
+
31.8
1,490,673,127
+ 11.6
36,675,921
34,148,678
30,284,934
15,110,031
26,135,253
.'•5,753,983
+10.4
/ft 64,316,812
+
3.7
1,909,995,559
+ 16.7
21,213,605,552
+
9.8
4877898,187
4627958/767
4377407,567
41l79lT761
2,229,421,640
1,663,011,560
66,719,413
23,290,289.787
67,269.055
+10.8
773,725,095
696,163,217
+ 11.1
18,944,970
17,105,554
16,271.443
14,336,002
74,540,086
3,242,485
2,990,45!)
+
8.4
26,526,858
+
7,101,865
67676,817
6,874,676
8,483,366
678,498,270
651,943.966
35,702,834
.
City
---
-
,
7.0
18,445,128
•
+
6.7
—
1.7
1.9
28,292,999
3,671,008,920
—22.3
ft'ft 314,964,111
308,876,625
+
2.0
4.6
10,969,745,988
10,344,768,817
+
6.0
4.231,943,075
+ 11.6
50.457,599,447
47,055,787,026
+
7.2
769,980,363
719,230,925
48,937,386
+ 26.2
651,600,955
+
8.9
14,856,723
14,267,095
30,249,008
+
10.7
326,072,045
2,371.684.901
2,065,431,404
4-
14J,
300,014,158
261,036,599
+14.9
209,959.268
183,466,768
+ 14.4
331,332,071
337,689,048
Oklahoma—Tulsa ————
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
20.482,531
CO,369,835
983,799,654
940,388,042
4.722,519,793
Denver
Total (14 cities).
Eleventh Federal Reserve
+
3,734,652,114
District—Dallas
61,740,945
Texas—Austin
33,498,692
?
—..
Dallas
El, Paso...
-
v
..
.
33,655,756
ft
,
r
"5
cities)—
2,660,648,402
565,43*8,002.
11,666,689
487^64*9,295
+74.1
495,498,496
+ 11.1
2,061,288,788
+
19,323,318,174
102.585,057
+
358,428,228
118,910,800
7.3
+ 20.8
61,137,903
1.6
+
60,203,725
4.477,906,872
108.576,373
420,02*6*924
—28.3
9,260,000
3.6
18,240,896
0.4
664,794,439 "
—
8,197,213
16,671,531
9.5
—
377339311
8,224,000
V
•
-
8,028,292
2.3
+
.
43,360,696
9,416,000 "
24.4
9.9
+
51,938,673,887
•"
7.4
—
714,338,834
688,491,726
51,718,061,705--
+ 10.8
6,636,009
—
+
41,483,271
51,594,526
—
113,819,128
366,496,464
—14.5
'9,255,749
3.5
—17.9
20,876,967,780
■
"
4.959,694,023
-
Louisiana—Shreveport-
2,957,007,632
5.5
31,354,759-
„
-
11,177.306
■
4.3
+
12,884,242
4.1
+
0.2
2,133,788,865
443,416,000
+
9.461,565
•
-
Texarkanaft
——
23,675,715,393
24,685,543,987
"
364,246,000
1,739,188.909 '
8,093,305
Fort ArthurWichita Falls-
598,627,318
326,847,643
*—13.9
39,321,000 +
1,834,857,789
Houston
ft"
*
33,874,000
Galveston
Total (U.
'
159,243,455
6,350,679
.-is-
Ft, Worth
'•
-1-88.7
1,891,887
Beaumont
•
586,238,903
+ 18.0
—
519,602,699
8,002,746,279
"47,649,383
—
—
.
10.7
+
4,718,606
rf.6
+
729,917,425
—
Missouri—-Joplin
1
621,131,471
.
ft'
707,518,744
'
5.100.453
-
Joseph
Carthage
14,564,188
'
7.4
+
47,884,151
56,512,091
565,5ll~029
+
807,820,929
"ft
Omaha
St.
2.8
+
14,351,794
14,746,901
!
44,133^103
Kansas—Manhattan-
Kansas
7,358,836
14,934,789
+ 19.3
-
Hastings
Lincoln ———
Parsons
0,735,238
12.1
+
District—Kansas City—
Tenth Federal Reserve
Wichita
j
4,766,497
+ 12.2
7,489,420
8,399,235
+ 12.6
24,865.084
34.663.533,033
+ 14.7
2,842,027,746
i
—
0.3
29,657,565
"
+. 1G.1
.
,
—
799,425,856
+12.8
67.124.605
,
"
■
+12.8
21.0
".ft
10,439,765
-
+ 27.9
51.860,779
+18.5
.
5,001,432
J—
3.1
531,740,531
+
2,665,374
9,745,118
+ 15.6
237,007,120
+
o
30,361,104
75,702,966
5,026,308
7.3
15.2
5.0
+
36.9
—
20,189.238
■■
4,972,010
146,072,007
+
—
+ 18.7
+ 33.9
38,508,748
Lewistown
+
7,893,750,647''
+ 14.3
4.029,397
150,006,376
6.7
+
11,326,743
9,587,428
393,079,581
1.1
169,168,442
10.757,461
424,321,608
7.4
+
12,155,393
+10.1
—
36,728,981
Helena.—_—-—
Topeka
$
+16.3
;
23,932,644
-----
Nebraska—Fremont
1956
1957
.
2.7
29.958,730
9,801.649
413,557,083
181,669,986
7.4
58,170,427
+ 16.8
'
9.149,408
476,425,751
7.3
20,869.699,080
+ 20.0
19,907,742
5.393,567
—15.8
539.532,878
-
;
189.992,932
9,656,017
19.405,073
454,368.287
22.400,596.969
.
47,581,417
ft' 8,407,000
.
3.9
0.1
-
52,711,080
Falls
| Montana—Billifigs
Great
or
Jan. ft
$
+ 10.6
,
736,601,403
11,039,079
Dakota—Aberdeen.
Sioux
Inc.
1958
1959
or
Jan. ft
$
+ 16.7
—r
2,467,628
8,340,000
Forks-
Minot
Inc.
1958
1959
ft
—
4,770,632
53,198,933
(North Dakota—Fargo.
Grand
-•
•
2.883,233
Falls.
Fergus
$
2,091,031,328
Minneapolis
Paul
Jan.
District—Minneapolis—
Ninth Federal Reserve
(Minnesota—Duluth-—
St,
'
-
.
Week Ended January 10-
1 to Den. 31"
Inc. or
1958
1939
at—
47
(387)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
6,6397l78
7,016,596
2.1
9.4
227401*,348
•
20,~14~oftl27
+ 13.6
582.728.177
"
504.036,129
.:+
585,377,606
r
--t,
■,
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Seattle
8,223,660
876,472,499
>
.
21.975,000
—
26,537,475
Utah—Ogden
Salt Lake
11.3
301,859,745
-
.1.
4.962,520,123
12.8
2,799,422,839
(a)
620,948,253
1,491.864.830
+ 18.6
385,110,959
4.8
991,513,895
: +i5.o
308,905,719
(a)
(a)
"ft-
57,551.890
———
50,925,185
•
145,419.705
-
-
-
128,174,036
38,461,330
86,904,850
Modesto
■
32,441,016
30,284,677
26,343,909
.
82,915,893.
-(•
3,070,068.759
,
162,099,809
i.
8tockiun
61,447,240
978,569,356
283,115,125
9277997812
36,214,485
32,381,139
29,338,938
"63,370,044,376
.
447,383,950
+
1.3
+
17.624,049
694,486,187
32,799,037
10,609,317
18,161,118
1,397,560,031
70,954,145,859
+
1.8
676,705,491,656
+
1,305,163,062
1.7
+
668,983,424,311
/
22,298,401
7.4
680,083,086
1,258,155.247,370
207998,315
+
+
+10.9
721,587,805
1,292,594,596,187
+ 20.1
—
9.1
6.1
.
8.1
+
58,619,133,484
1.7
6.9
72,200,534,679
,
4.2
+
+
34,871,764,497
1,408,619,379
480,450.88!)
+13.2
115,449,738,100
120,344,085,305
Outside New York
+ 16.4
"6,154,152,571
6,967,655,246 '
(176 cities)
202,132,445
89,3*567675
8.6
—■
360,357,233
1,562,545,469
25.5
+16.2
43,174,226,
71,550,280
...
+
"
50,162,177
total
204,433,249
+~1)~.6
35,237; 597
0.3
+12.9
550,232,448
35,458,747.768
+12.9
.
129,166,656
Santa Barbara.
Total (18 cities)
+ 13.8
9^9*897238
1067325,587
4.9
+
1.518,160,927
"
"
3,464,928,942
San Francisco.,
San Jose,
18671*927880
211,909,061
3.3
+
—
(c)408,278,448
+13.5
178,354,408
6,036,964
6.7
+ 11.6
2,576,928,891
+ 13.0
5,972,054
207,040,949
7,246,997
+
4.976,941,916
+
193,922,951
5.2
7,622,556
'
+13.5
4.4
+
197,937,504
9.4
+
287,681,644
243,767,199
—
0.9
+
192,355,000
+
2.0
+
10,018,994,000
443.881,597
Berkeley
Long Beach
Grand
214,609,000
10,345,940,773
503,908,592
■
California—Bakersiielu
Riverside
.
275,021,483
City—
Arizona—Phoenix
Pasadena
559,177,350
+12.6
841.131.669
29,526,677
Portland
+12.0
19,516,000
941,873,421
Oregon—Eugene
323,079,290
+14.8
46,581,519
53,465.813
Idaho—Boise
—
98,457.961
10,477,130,743
295,206,246
523,885,009
+ 20.2
23,856,592
28,666,248
96,470,674
10,575,799,292
+
•
Yakima
6.1
+13.8
7,751,101
997,630,692
•
Washington—Belhngham.
+
742,617,519
,,44,656,240
12,631,603
2.7
12,262,804,505
•
22,138,863
2179527768
6.9
672,942,631
653,7677168
11,467,706,304
+ 19.1
—
^
11,175,613
16,266,600
3.0
28,956,417
30,336,215
+ 36.2 "
-
22,858,114,485
26,440,719,661
1.1
—
5.8
.
9.110,608
12,984,122
7.1
1,282,759,336
1,238,475,851
+ 15.7
21,954,394,976
21,3+4,307,920
6.9
11,466,260,858
10,987,631,124
+
+
Clearings operations continued.
FOREIGN
7
EXCHANGE
7
r
ft.
.
The condition statement
Bank
different
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just
ft,
Condition Statement of Member Banks
FOREIGN EXCHANGE NATES
(- •:
RATES
-7
,
BY
CERTIFIED
■
-.
FEDERAL
for cable transfers on the
passed.
TO TREASURY
RESERVE BANK
Noon Buying Rate for
Cable Transfers in New York
of weekly reporting member
the Federal Reserve System
the
following
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
(Value in United States
Money)
Commercial and industrial loans
Friday
Jan. 9ft
-
■'
Argentina,
Official
v
peso-
-
••
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Free....
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Belgium, franc
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Finland, markka
.
,
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Jan. 14
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Jan. 15
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.
.193278*.
District.
Holdings
f Temporarily
Suspended.
Treasury
of
Demand
the Kansas
$145 million,
$79 million, and
bills decreased
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
U. S. Government bonds $166 million.
deposits adjusted decreased
City District, $133 million in
$152 million in
the Dallas Dis¬
trict, $86 million in the New York District, and $76 mil¬
lion in Chicago, but they increased $107 million in the
million in the Philadelphia
in the Richmond District. Time
Francisco District, $75
.0349000*
San
.0238095*
District, and $64 million
.193294*
..231883
.
deposits decreased $139 million, of which $74 million was
in deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
in the San Francisco District. Demand deposits credited
-.231975
.232050
.231950
2.794520
2.794395
2.794520
2.795143
2.805000
2.804875
2.805000
2.805625
'
.
to domestic
Nominal,
$228 million in New
million in Chicago, $43 million in the San
million in the Dallas District, $36
million in the Richmond District, and $34 million in the
Cleveland District. Changes according to industry appear
in another press release.
"Other" loans decreased $67
million of which $31 million was in the Kansas City
Francisco District, $37
.0349000*
1
.231800
banks; the principal decreases were
York City, $70
.0238095*
"
2.793897
decreased in all dis¬
reporting member
total of $578 million at all
.193274*
-.0349000*
.0349060*
.0238095*
2.804375
a
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pound sterling..
.210395
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.239200
_
franc.
.210370
.210337
ft
Union of South
Africa, pound....
united Kingdom,
.210370
.00203947
New
Zealand, pound..
~
Norway, krone
777
""""77
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo_______
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
..7777777"
.210420
.00311807*
"
.
guilder""
$
V;'ft
"... .0199475
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
777
Japan, jren_
7.7.777.7
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
.7
Mexico, peso
Switzerland,
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t
ft
Monday
Jan.12
$
* "
.2.234561"
1
France
Netherlands,,
-
in leading cities
principal changes for the week
January 7:
Decreases of $783 million in loans
adjusted, $370 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $717 million in balances with domestic banks,
$296 million in demand deposits adjusted, and $1,479
million in U. S. Government deposits.
shows
ended
JANUARY 9,,1959 TO JANUARY 15, 1959, INCLUSIVE
Country and Monetary Unit
banks of
banks decreased
from Federal
Borrowings
(
i
$698 million.
Reserve Banks
increased
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(388)
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
$634 million and borrowings from others increased $1,111
million. Loans to banks increased $856 million.
Dec.,31,*
1959
JLoans
and
adjusted t
investments
adjusted t—-
95,449
—^—-
54,610
—•
Commercial
and
Agricultural
loans
Loans
chasing
TI.
for
for
2,372
securities—total,
certificates
Treasury
notes
U.
S.
Other
—
—
with
in
20
16(5
+
——
banks
+
856
+
105
—-
—
—
9
—-
717
58,749
•—•
Algoma
25
—
139
banks
—
31
loans
11,821
—
Central
<Si
Reserve
1,513
—
figures
revised
(San
Francisco
of
634
+
359
tExclusivo
of
individual
reserves;
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Increase (+) or
■
r
%
1
.+
certificate
Total
F.
gold
notes
R.
Other
certificate
of
other
Industrial
Bought
Hold
20,001
2,323
22,324
+
52,345
—
—259,351
Feb
1
89
1
155
ISSUES
—
43,290
2
agree't
repurchase
1,148
4Vi%
+
.
1,468
1,469
1,814,030
Total U. S.
+ 2,867,565
2,483,771
—
Total bought outright,—
under repurchase agree't
Held
+ '992,577
—1,283,886
2,867,565
-
—
Bonds
.
-189,000
13,649,720
,——————
Certificates
Notes
—
25,815,112
—189,000
86,200
+
49,200
4
317,979
2,258,277
—
65,300
Gov't securities—
25,901,312
—139,800
+2,192,977
and securities—
from foreign banks
Uncollected casli items
Bank premises
——„
26,468,930
—398,286
+2,430,767
Total loans
Due
Other
assets
Total
15
5,816,462
93,794
173,404
53,534,029
LIAB1LITIIES
,,
bank
reserves
Other
Other
availability
cash
accrued
capital
Total liabs.
Ratio
+
+
+
141,394
9,697
300,381
—288,943
559,932
99,997
+
24,672
+
172,948
—
462,309
838,001
+
291,653
+
2,514
+
9,895
+
349,910
+
257,554
366,726
422
+
128,934
accounts
9,856
20,259
+
.
868,410
$31,669
—
9,101
+360,138
+
300,381
combined
Contingent
ances
liability
purchased
on
'
4.5%
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan
.4%
accept¬
for
65,078
1,435
960
15
commitments
$2.50
38,800
Stock
$3.50
preference stock
conv.
Class
Porter
or
bonds, notes,
redemption,
fund provisions,
last date for mak¬
gives the location in
(excePt where otherwise
indicated)
details were given in
the "Chronicle."
trust
mortgage
4%%
sinkina
«:_due
,5%^lst mtge. sinking
Page
due Jan. 1,
14G
funrl
3
fund bonds
150
31
*
28
*
Feb
5
151
Feb
1967
9
Feb
due 1976
152
16
Jan
89
30
1970—Jnn 19
(quar.)
Smith
(A.
from
Colo.
preferred
O.)
Extra
Owl
147
Holders
(R.
1-31
1-31
Fine Foods Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
Safeway Stores, Inc.,
Common (monthlv)
Common (monthly)
preferred
1-19
preferred
(quar.)
$62 Vic
2-16
1-20
59c
2-
1-15
59c
;
2-
1
1-15
68c
——
——.—
2-
1
1-15
1
preferred
$1.20
2-
1
1-15
10c
2-
1
1-
25c
2- 2
1- 9
50c
2-16
1-30
92J/2c
2-
—
common
(quar.)
(quar,)—
9
1
1-20
97V2C
2-
1
1-20
$1.033/«
2-
1
1-20
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06 Vi
2-
1
1-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
2-
1
preferred
;
1-20
1-20
(quar.)
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-13
4.36 %
preferred
2- 1
1-20
2-27
1-27
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.18%
27 Vic
50c
2-
2
1-
25c
3-
1
2-16
4%
1-26
47 Vic
2-
5
1-
2
2
1-14
5%
2-20
1-14
3-
2
Standard
Paving
2
2-13
3-
2
2-13
3-
2
2-13
9c
1-24
1-
8
2-
1
1-21
Materials,
Class
B
(quar.)
Stern
Bros,
&
class
A
1-15
1-20
12-24
12-24
&
12-19
1-26
12-19
1
3-
3-12
25c
9
2-19
2-12
1-29
1-
8
v
$1.25
2-
~
1-15
2
2
2-
5
1-31
1-16
3-10
2-24
(stock
4-
1
3-11
15c
4-
1
3-16
1-19
1-23
1- 5
4%
dividend),
1-30
20c
1-23
4%
25c
2-27
2-
2
1- 5
2- 6
1-15
1-20
12 Vic
1-31
25c
1-31
1-16
65c
2-
1
1-15
65c
2-
1
1-15
25c
—
1-20
1- 6
Gas
t
(quar.)
Stores—
Stock dividend
(one share for each share
held, subject to stockholders approval
1-26
45c
1-16
37Vic
Corp.—
5.20% preferred (quar.)
:
5.20% preferred (1952 series),
Super Mold Corp. of California
1-15
30c
15c
2-16
1-24
1-
3-
6
2-
1
1-
1
1-12
Jan. 15)
Talon,
1-15
25c
_
^
_+
;
<fc
Suburban Propane
1-30
2-
5
1-30
25c
Clothier, common (quar.)
Stubnitz Greene Corp., common (quar.)
Suburban Gas Service (quar.)
1-15
2-16
$15c
5
1-
56c
(quar.)
B.)_
Corp.
Super Valu
1-12
1-
2- 2
4%
—
—
4-
1-12
2
2
Textiles,
(John
Strawbridge
2
22-
$30e
—1
(J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Container Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
Stouffer
3-20
1-26
2-
Forge Co.—
Stone
3-31
1-15
3-12
$10c
preferred
Stetson
2
1
$40c
Stevens
1-20
2-
4-
$15c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Stern
1-20
2-20
50c
(quar.)
Steel Improvement
Stock dividend
2-25
25c
$56 Vic
1
3- 2
2-
Ltd.—
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
—!
Stcrchi
10c
<fc
40c
quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd.,
2-13
3-
27V&C
Standard Dredging Corp.,
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4%%
pfd.
(Increased
(quar.)—
3%
9
Inc.,
Class
B
1-22
class
A
common
Tampa Electric,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
2-14
1-21
25c
common
2-14
1-21
30c
(quar.)_
2-15
2-
2- 2
593/aC
.
2-
6
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.08
2-15
2- 2
>1
Ltd.
$$1.19
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
2-15
2-2
1
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27 Vi
2-15
2-
Technology Instrument (stock dividend)
Texas Electric
Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
$1
3-
5
2-14
$4.56
preferred
3-
5
2-14
$5.08
20c
preferred
1-26
1-15
preferred
93 %C
1-26
5c
1-15
2-
30c
1-
1
12-31
10c
2-
5%
2-
45c
9
12-22
2
2
Texas
1-16
2-13
2
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2
2-13
2
2-13
Ther-O-Disc.,
2
2-13
T.
3-
$1.23%
3-
2-13
1-31
10c
2
12-31
I.
M.
E.
Tishman
Stock
1-
5
180
1-30
1-
9
four
1-27
1-
5
2-13
2-
2
75c
2-15
1-31
20%
dividend)
1-30
1-
2-16
1-19
25c
•
30c
2
2-13
1-30
50c
1-31
1-16
(monthly)
10c
y
1-31
10c
-
$1
$1.07 Vi
12-31
2-28
-
1-30
3-31
10c
~
2-27
44-
1
1
-
(spin
79th
shares
off)
(one
Co.,
Registercs
common
12-23
17 V'2%
9
45.7%
(quar.)
22-
17V2C
1- 7
1- 8
2
2-13
2
(quar.)
$1.06 Vi
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
3-
&
Trust Co.
dividend
2-27
Trane
2-27
Transamerica
Company
on
(N.
subject
Jan.
to
20
(quar.
Corp.
(quar.)
2-27
2-13
2-13
6
12-31
20c
Y.)
(quar.)
approval
25c
1- 7
9
1-28
3-
Bank
1-15
1-31
preferred
stockholders
1-19
1-15
1-31
—
Scale
Stock
1-30
each
(quar.)
Tonopah Mining (Nevada) (from net income)
Trade
1-30
1-19
Ltd.—
(final)
Toledo
1- 9
share of
Corp. for
held)—
Deferred
4.25%
1-
17 Vic
(final)
Co.,
2
2
1-30
Co.—■
Street
Rcgisteres
Edison
9
22-
20c
Ordinary
Toledo
1- 9
1- 9
15c
;
common
Trust
2
2
91 Vic
Construction
Tobacco Securities
4.56%
15c
East
2-16
2-
2-
$1.21
(initial)
dividend
1-27
25c
1-15
3-15
$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Realty &
3%
6%
Inc.
Inc.
1-15
2
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.84
3-
1-15
2
2-
$1.14
Light Co., $4 pfd.
$4.76
3-
2
2-
Pipeline—
Thalliimcr Brothers, common
3.65% preferred (quar.),
$1.02 Vi
$1.18%
2-
$1.27
Gas
1-15
30c
preferred
2
1- 2
2
$1.16
(quar.)
$1.02 Vi
I
Natural
Power &
$4.56
1-16
3-
Illinois
common
1-16
1-24
$1
Texas
1-31
2-
$1.14
(quar.)
™
1 Vi %
$1
(quar.)
$4.64
—
(quar.)
H—I
(increased)
_
5
preferred
;
_____
(quar.)
1-
.1- 5
1
common—
com.
1-31
2-
(quar.)
S. & W.
1-31
28c
$1.15
™—
(stock
1- 5
28V'ac
(quar.)
Aircraft, new com. (inii.ial-q~uai\)"I~
Raceway (stock dividend)
Roxbury Carpet Co. (quar.)
Rutland & Whitehall RR.
""
Co.
1-15
1-31
preferred
Roosevelt
Inc.
12-31
4.60%
4.75%
$2 Vic
preferred series H
System,
12-31
12-12
(quar.)
$1
dividend
2
1-30
1-13
I
Aeronautical
3.70%
1-19
.
40c
Rohr
1-
1-30
(quar.)
4.25%
4.40%
30c
(quar.)
series I (quar.)
preferred series J (quar.),
preferred series K
(quar.)
Plywood Corp.
9
2
1-26
—
(qttai*.)
Power
preferred
30c
preferred
1-
2-
1-30
—
—
Materials
3.90%
4.15%
87 Vic
dividend
9
2
1
(quar.)
preferred
1-
2-
Power—
preferred
12-29
50c
B
(quar.)
Inc., common
2
3%
(quar.)
1-26
$40c
com.
1-15
2-
40c
—
4.80%
$1.50
Co.,
2-27
1
$30c
—
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4% %
(quar.)
2-27
1
2-
$1.17 Vi
(quar.)
A
1
4-
25c
2-
(resumed)
Tobacco
4-
1-16
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
1-12
$1.16
Gas «te
Electric, com.
preferred series F (quar.)
4.30%
(quar.),.
preferred
12-29
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
River Brand Rice
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Roberts-Gordon Appliance Corp.
Robinson Aviation, Inc
4%
1-30
1-20
Co.,
J.)
2-13
12-26
Southwestern Public Service—
(quar.)
preferred
1
1-28
90o
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)l
Metals
3-
Co.—
(quar.)
Colorado
1-26
$1.05
Canada,
1
65c
Edison
1-12
—
A
1- 9
2-
$15c
(increased quar.)
southwestern Drug Corp.,
$1.37 Vi
,
(Mass.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
1- 9
1-15
12 V2C
1-12
9
$1.06Vi
Engineering
2
1
$15c
(quar.)__
dividend)—
1-26
<
15c
&
2-
2-
61c
(quar.)—.
^——
Southern Nevada
$1.06 Vi
_
(quar.)
common
Electric
Stock
A
2- 2
35c
$50c
(stock
Corp.
2-20
Comm.)
Republic Pictures Corp., common,
Republic Supply Co. of Calif,
(quar.)
Rexall Drug Co.
(Stock dividend)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of
Roddis
22V2C
$30c
1-16
Stores
4%
153
When
50c
Stores
Rcitman's
4%%
1- 2
1
Mills Ltd.—
2
—
Reduced
Reeec Corp.
4.10%
class
3-
Real Estate Investment
Trust Co. of Amcr.—
4.95%
1-19
2-
(quar.)—
Paper
2%
A (quar.)
of America, common
preferred
Purina Co.
Reading Co.,
Stock
1-14
2-13
—,————-
preferred
preferred
4.72%
4.72%
5.44%
Payable of Rec.
Machinery, Inc.—
1st
4%%
2-25
15C
$10c
1-
preferred
Corp.
1-15
12-31
1-30
(quar)—_
A
$1
Corp.
2%
Quebec Power Co. (Increased),
Quaker Oats Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
$3.50
class
Paper,
1
dividend)__
(quar.)
&
1- 2
1-22
14c
$45c
2-
(quarterly from net inc.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares (from securi¬
ties profits)
Hydraulic
,
$17c
—
California
Southern
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)—
Puritan Fund Inc.
$1.20
$21,375
income
1
___
Utll.
1-28
45c
*
_
(quar.),
preferred
(quar.)
$2
(Del.)—
Public
12-31
from
—
preferred
(increased)
(Howard)
Southern
87 Vic
Co.
1-16
1-28
Boston—
62 Vic
4.20%
Radio
of
2-
dividend)—
Co.
1-15
2
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
5%
(stock
2-
7c
Common
4.48%
30c
(stock
1-30
(this payment clears
(quar.)
Sorg Paper Co.
(quar.)
A
3-10
1
10c
^
—
S.), Ltd.,
(N.), Ltd.
3-10
4-
31 Vic
—
realized
7c
(quar.)
class
Gardner
Racine
profits
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
Slater
HI
2-11
4- 1
35c
(quar.)
Sierra Pacific Power Co., common (quar.),—
$2.44 preferred A (quar.).—
B
1-12
1-16
3-
10c
$25c
(T.
4-17
7-17
$33 Vac
Sidney Roofing <te
91
volume 188.
$In
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
.
Dftte
collateral
91 Vic
(quar.)
Smith
due
(quar.)
Progress Mfg. (stock dividend)
Publie Service Co. of
Colorado, coin, (quar.)
Stock div. (subject to
appropriate order
Ryder
stock—=
First
1
1-20
4-20
7-20
$25c
dividend
B
Prince
Ryan
NOTICE OF TENDER
2-
—,—
$1.75
(H. K.)
4.10%
for
2-
$1
$2246
Class
.
4%
•
indicates the
redemption
ing tenders, and the
page number
-•
16
Jan
Share
Rochester
list of corporate
A
Common
debs__Feb
conv.
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
5 Vi % preferred (initial
quar.)
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%
pfd. (quar.)
4.70% preferred B (quar.)—
President Electric, Ltd.
Price Brothers, Ltd., common
(quar.)
Class
preferred and common stock called
nuf date 5?sex caJied under sinking
une
2-
85c
income——
investment
net
Simms
common
common
Corp.,
Reynolds
Company and Issue—
subord.
Company
Brewing,
preferred
Polymer
Reynolds
Notices
$1.50
(quar.)_—
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
1,
May
-Feb
this issue.
convertible
120
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
the
dated
Quarterly
3%%
in wnich
%%
debentures
1-15
1-20
1-17
58-
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
15
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Rich's,
a
*
Per
Name oj
4%%
Below will be found
Jan
.
2-20
of New Haven-
—
From
2-
27 %c
27 %c
securities,—.
arrears)
Shareholders' Trust
*
12-26
Shares, Inc.—
from
of
all
Class
:
Banknote
Servcl, Inc., $4.50 pfd.
Common
of Section 13b surplus of $27,543,000
Cm*Sept C2ai958aftt'r elilnination
Mar 13
(Continued from page 12)
Reliance
42.2 Si
——
148
DIVIDENDS
Reliable
gold certificate reserves
to deposit & F. R.
note liabili¬
ties
stock—...Feb* 9
sale
the
4.56%
Red
53,534,029
of
27 %c
—
(quar.)
semi-annually
American
Southern
Ralston
„
capital
—
+
52,169,959
1.
&
418,315
-
accounts
*
$2242
•
5-11
8-10
—
$3.G5 preferred
South. - Coast
85,395
—
26,519
4,877,798
23,802
dividends
+
28,332
19,801,651
items
liabilities
Capital paid In
Surplus,1
—201,682
—142,112
359,925
ul
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS-
Other
+
—
—201,722
303,774
—
—
Total
360,188
425,043
account
deposits-.,
liabs. &
+
18,712,909
U.
S.
Treas.—general
Foreign
Deferred
12,823
+
154
+
27,466,628
Deposits:
Total
654,850
+
—
Federal Reserve notes.
30
stock—
Inc.—
subordinated debentures
convertible
4Vi%
assets—
Member
+
.
5%
:
preferred
$3.40
net investment
From
2-10
————
—
(quar.)
Distribution
1
Jan
convertible preferred stock—
Announcement in
>>v
""""'Bills'
Selected
2
5%
—
Acceptance Corp., common——_
preferred
(quar.)_——-i—
—_+
Increased
145
2-
2-10
5%
Coil Products Co.,
Pittston Co.,
Bought outright—•
$20c
—
(extra)_•————
Co.
Security-Columbian
$2637
Feb
convertible subordinated debentures due 1981
205
863
12-31
—_—.——
Security Insurance Co.
9
,
convertible
Pittsburgh
outright—
Pag«
National Cash Register Co.—
237,996
:
1-26
-
Co.,
Mfg.,
5%
—Feb
1st mortgage bonds—
1,857
+
Fetzer
Paper
Scovillc
CALLED
33,501
—
&
Common
Government securities:
S
1961
1,
—2,164,433
60,626
+
12-31
12-2(5
Corp.—
preferred
$4
convertible preferred
78,064
+
336
'
under
—
+
423,843
522,844
advances
Scott
—2,242,502
629,217
loans—,-.
Acceptances:
Scott
50
1958
19,928,364
i
,v
,
Discounts and
TJ.
reserves
banks—
cash—
1959
940,473
notes
R.
50
1
Jan. 15,
18,987,891
——
Redemption fund for F.
Jan. 7,
1959
'
account
2
Feb
1962
1,
preferred stock
conv.
Imperial Flo-gaze Paints Ltd.,
*■
Jan. 14,
1-26
1-23
25c
preferred (quar.)'
preferred (quar.)——:
preferred (quar.)
5%%
5%%
Holt, Renfrew & Co., Ltd., $5 cumulative 1st pfd. stock—Feb
Decrease (—) Since
•
30c
dividend
5Vst%
bonds
debentures due 1961—Feb
Universal Match Corp.—
5% convertible subord. debentures
(In thousands of dollars)
•'
3-15
(quar.)
Industries
Schwitzer
Feb
debs, due Feb.
Society, Inc.—
subordinate
1957, due May 1, 1967
5%
5%
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
ASSETS
*
Co.,
Schenley
50
Grolier
„/
Standard
Gold'
15
20
United Evangelical Lutheran St. Peter's
Congregation,
38
+
District).
valuation
German
164
Magnavox Co., 4%%
"
loan
f.
s.
Interstate Engineering Corp., 5%%
(+; r
Feb
—Feb
1964
Fibrcboard Paper Products Corp.—
4% cumulative convertible preferred
510
+
+1,111
+
1,113
—
banks and, after deduction
loan items are shown gross.
...
dividend
Date
Equitable Gas Co., 4Vi%
42
+
65
Banks——657
—
to
""
Stock
Hudson
City Stores Co., 4Vi%
+3,939
698
—•—
—
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
■"Dec.
47
subordinated debentures due 1981Beaux-Arts Apartments, Inc.—
+2,393
—1,479
1,540
—-
others
dividend—.—
15
1977——Feb
4'4%
Interbank demand deposits:
Federal
Stock
44
Bay Ry.—
5% fixs*t income debentures stock, and/or bonds-.——Mar 10
American Machine &• Foundry Co.—
103
+
296
28,253
—.—
Time deposits except U. S. Governments
U. S. Government deposits
From
150
————
15-year 3 Vi %
1-23
$18c
—
(quar.)
class A
149
1
$3 prior preferred and first preferred stock—
Demand deposits adjusted
From
due
Co.—
s. f. debentures, due Feb.
Ray Drug Co.,
Ltd.,
1
Milling
ENTIRE
LIABILITIES—
Domestic
1973
Scarfe
1
Company and Issue—
471
2,523
1,
$1.25
Securities
270
+
—
Jan.
15-year 3%%
+1,406
28
1,620
domestic
15,
Co., 3%%
Sun
+2,100
+
485
1,052
with
debentures
—
(quar.)
Miguel Brewery
Feb
+2,298
13,287
Banks—
Reserve
Feb.
Standard
554
+
.
79-
+
—
Federal
f.
s.
San
$25c
(increased)—
Ltd.
Stock
due
Seabrook Farms
409
+ 5,437
145
■
6,886
vault
Balances
—
860
+
?
9,315
banks
to
Deserves
bonds,
preferred A
Salada-Shirriff-Horscy,
Feb
:
Holdert
Payable of liec.
—
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(quar.)
1982——Feb
1, 1965
bonds due
Syndicate of Germany—
A,
B,
and
C
25-year
due
165
+
67
3(0
—
18,471
,
,
+
9
4,032
—
bonds
mortgage 5%
convertible
Potash
350
+
3
+
+
—
2,135
indebtedness,
of
securities
Hioans
Cash
1,273
9,610
11,758
31,524
——
bills
series
debentures due Feb.
Series
—
Treasury
167.
+
132
—
4%
Lawrence Corp.,
Co,—•
4%% cumulative preferred stock
Pinellas Industries, Inc.—
\
8%
.
—,
Treasury
General
carry¬
or
Electric
Pet Milk Co.,
993
—
15
—
Ohio
1st mortgage 4?<»%
May Stores Realty Co.—
pur¬
—
loans
loans
Government
S.
Gilchrist Co.,
862
+
o78
—'
606
dealers
Southern
Laclede Gas Co.,
+ 7,705
783
&
St.
5%
s.
Cumulative preferred shares 6%
1958
—1,125
-—
30,219
1
and
purchasing
securities
estate
Other
loans..—.—
carrying securities.—
or
loans
ing
Real
industrial
to brokers
Other
Jan. 8,
1958
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
146
50-year
Feb
'When
Sliare
of Company
,.15c
41
Columbus
*
ASSETS-
1961—
Name
Page
f. gold bonds due April 1, 1960—Jan 30
Church of St. Rose of Lima (Rosetown, Minn.)—
e
1st refunding mortgage bonds, series A»———
Jan 15
Increase (+ ) or
7,
Date
1
1st mtge.
Decrease (—) Since
Jan.
Per
Company and Issue—
Airline Foods Corp., 5% s. f. debentures due
Bush Terminal Buildings Co.—
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
-
Monday, January 19, 1959
.
.
.
2-17
2- 2
10%
2-17
7c
2-
of
22 V2C
20c
2- 2
2
1-15
1-30
12-31
2-
Number 5813
189
oiume
When
Per
dividend
ranscontinental
Stock
1-
1
1-15
1
1-15
2-1
1-15
*
2-1
1-15
1"31
1-15
i
:—— "
Laboratories & Textile Processing
preferred (s-a)
ucson Gas, Electric Light &
Stock dividend (2-1 stock split)—.
08 South La Salle Street, (quar.)—
wo Guys Prom Harrison, Inc.—
9c
6%
(quar.)-.;
A
'
$1.49
reesdale
Class
( Continued from page 9)
1
$1.42 y2
4
.
Weeden
1-23
2-
6274 c
1-10
' *
.
-i
-
.
87 VaC
2-16
1-20
Reynolds
(quar.)
rred
v-T"-
9274c
2-16
1-20
2-16
1-20
.
»-•—---/
.
preferred .(quar.)-preferred (quar.)—
$4
—
-T—
preference (.1955
preference (.1956
4';
4'r
.
.
$1
-
series) (quar.)——
series i*
'
•.
2
1-15
2-10
J-90
2-
25%
Inc.—
V
••' Continental Fund (6c from net in¬
vestment, income and 10c from securities
/ 16c
2-1
United-Greenfield Corp.
'
-
Ltd;—-1-
Hill Mines
Kcno
United
^
r
(quar.)
'Common
1-20
it
—;
—
.
3- 1
25c".
2-
2
1-15
15c
2-14
1-30
15c
2-
1
1-15
r.-6274c
2-
1
1-15
(quar.)——■
Fire Insurance Co.
Vitamin Corp.;. nanie changed to U. S.
Vitamin &
Pharmaceutical
Corp.,.. new
common
(initial quar.)
i
: ;
S.
U.
United Transit Co..
— .
preferred (quar.)—
5%
•
(quar.)
common
and
•?35c
Wallpaper, common (s-a)—»
$1,19
4%% preferred A. (quar.)—____-44—
./ : ;35c
'5% class B preferred (s-a) ——
United
$3.50
.
//,
•
V;
(quar.)—
Whelah Corp.—
convertible preferred
Controls,
Universal
Universal-Cyclops
'Stock dividend
Steel—
'f]
' ^
-14———
.
.
————?
..
.
'
•'
3%
"
1
1-1C
~V18'.\
2-
1-31
(quar.)
Camp Sea Food
2
stock
5c
>
12-26
♦First
Ventures, Led.
20c
3-29
2-28
1^.;
25C
2-10
1-30
v
of America
Corp.
(s-a)—
(quar.)
J25c
1-27
1-
2-
1-16
.————-
Virginia Railway¬
ed
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
15c
(quar-.)
(initial)/
preferred
Von's
Grocery
15c
•
2
Stock
'll_—1
8-
1
1-30
bonds,
series D,
sinking
Second
Pictures
(quar.)
2-13
1-23
to
30c
.'
:
:
2-
5
1-16
restrictions
56c
2-
2
2-
2
1-15
$1.25
2-
2
1-15
4c
2-
2
1-
'
•
1
Washington Water Power (quar,)————
Watson Bros. Transportation, class A (quar.)
West
'
income)
Virginia
Pulp
-
5%
preferred
4%
1-15
$1,121/2
75c
2-15
2-
2-16
2-
20c
—
v
1-30
1-15
4-
3-10
.
1
—
$1.25
Whitehall Cement Mfg.—
Stock dividend
1-31
1-
preferred (accum.)
Wilcox Oil Co. (quar.)
2-
2
1-
2
1-
9
(quar.)
;
:
44
-
preferred
(Win.
Securities
Moseley & Co
7.00
3.75
3.75
L.
Rothschild & Co
3.75
F.
Corp
Day
7.00
Sage,
Rutty & Co., Inc
Blair &
Co.
Little & Hopkins, Inc
2.00
7.00
.4
188,
p.
1-30
2-20
2-
1
\1-19
5-
1
4-10
8-
1
2786.
35c
11-
1
10•
9
1-30
9c
1-31
9c
2-28
2-13
3-31
3-13
$1.50
,1-31
1-31
12-31
12o
1-31
1-
,1
(quar.)
.
V.
1
2-
1
1-15
•2-
1
will be-used to-provide $3,845,000 to a subsidiary,
Rerit&l, Inc."'(Florida/);" to enable it to repay a'bank loan
interest thereon,' to t'dimburse it for notes retired and for
expenses-incurred,-- all in' connection with the acquisition of the assets
and assumption of liabilities of the truck leasing subsidiaries of Colum¬
bia Terminals Co.
The remainder of the proceeds will be added to the
general funds of the company to be used in connection with possible
future acquisitions of truck leasing.companies.—V. 188, p. 2510
1-
.2-2
1-20
25c
1-30
San Diego
Mention
U5
25c
4
...
9
2
1-16
2-
proceeds
1-15
1-31
$1.11
(par,$5);^r-.
Ryder Truck
together with
1-15
25C
;
(Monthly;
2-
$1.26
-
System,. Inc.—Plans Stock
net
was
Gas & Electric Co.—Debentures Offered—
made in our issue of Jan. 12 of the public
offering on Jan. 9 of $15,000,000 4%% sinking fund de¬
due Jan. 15,: 1984,* by an underwriting group
bentures
Yates-American Machine
(resumed)——
Yellow Cah Co.—
6%
headed
■
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
(quar.)
371/2C
1-30
371/2C
4-30
4-
9
6% convertible
preferred
■York County Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
371/aC
7-31
4-
1-15
;
65c
:_4—
2
Ltd.,
Zlegler
•
1
Coal
1_
common
preferred.
&
Coke
2-
2
1-
2
•
(stock dividend)— L.
in
Canadian
resident tax 15%;
Less British income
7
Previously
*
Less Jamaica
date
tax.
published
U.
income
S.
deductible
1-30
5%
at
-
date
date
tax,
K
was
is
1-
the
source.
9
15,
Non¬
■
incorrect.
The
corrected
f
payment
here.
Canadian nonresidents tax.
1,
1970——
due
1978
(3%')—-———
due
1982
(3(i
due
12,000,000
17,000,000
18,000,000
1984
1984.
series
"
:
series.—
stock
(par
(par
$20)
:
Nov.
acquisitions.
30,
and other revenues during the five
amounted to $36,753,187 and net income
sales
1958
;
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization outstanding as of Dec. 17, adjusted
to reflect issuance of the debentures, comprised $25,529,767 long-term
debt and 1,860,785 shares of common stock.—V. 189, p. 154.
South Pittsburgh Water
Co.—Private Placement—This
through W. C. Langley & Co. and The First
Boston Corp., recently negotiated the private placement
of 20,000 shares of 5%% preferred stock (par $100),
it was announced on Jan. 6.
This sale was made on
Oct. 3,
last.
proceeds were used to repay bank loans.—V.
The
187,
p.
679.
Proposed Stock Offering With
Commission—
The company, Jan. 9 filed a registration statement witlf the SEC
covering 1,350,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, tq be offered
Southern Co.—Registers
Securities and Exchange
public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the stock sale, with treasury funds to the extent
required, will be used for the payment of $6,000,000 of short-telrm
bank loans
(the proceeds of which were invested in common stocks
operating affiliates), and for investment in 1959 of $16,500,000 in
common stock of Alabama Power Co., $16,500,600 in the common
of Georgia Power Co., $2,000,000 in the common stock of Gulf
Power Co., and $3,000,000 in the common stock of Mississippi Power
Company. Alabama and Georgia each proposes to invest $9,000,000 of
the
funds thus received
in the common stock of Southern Electrid
Generating Co. and use the balance for the construction of acquisition
of property.
Gulf and Mississippi propose to use the funds thus re¬
ceived
for
the
construction or acquisition of property.
Southern
Electric Generating Co. proposes to use the funds thus received for
the construction or acquisition of property and for the payment of
$6,000,000 of short-term bank loans incurred for such purposes.
Any
excess
of the net proceeds from the sale of the stock over such pay¬
ments
and
investments by the company will be used
for general
of
purchasers
corporate
15,000,000
2,000,000 shs.
6,000,000 shs.
named below
375,000 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
have severally agreed
purposes,
including
additional
Investments
In
operating
affiliates.
construction expenditures of the operating affiliates and
Southern Electric Generating Company for 1959, 1960, and 1961 ar$
estimated at $512,039,411.
The Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until
Jan.
26
1959,
to request a hearing on the proposed financing total
The
It
was
the
common
i
announced on Jan. 8 that bids will be received up to 11:30
on Feb. 4 at Room 1600, 250 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.,
purchase from it of the above-mentioned 1,350,000 shares of
stock.—V. 188, p. 2680.
(EST)
a.m.
for
Southern Gulf
Utilities, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
City, on Jan. 14
Securities, Inc., of New York
—Ross
publicly offered 127,659 shares of common stock (par
at $2.35 per share as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to pay loan and
five cents)
payable, pay initial cost for sewage treatment and collection
(estimated at $85,000), pay cost of expansion of water treat¬
distribution system (estimated at $35,000), and used for
working capital and other corporate purposes.
accounts
system
and
ment
•
$10)————'
PURCHASERS—-The
12,000,000
————375,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
—:
325,000 shs.
———
series."—
4.40% - series
—'
5.60%
•
—
stock
preferred
4Vi%.
Common
.4'..":
funds,"less 15%
-
5%
Outstanding
$16,000,000
10,000,000
Authorized
(278%)—
—
Series F due 1985 OJi%G4-4—44—
Series G due 1987 .(474%.)-——4-4—
47s% sinking fund debentures due Jan.
E
Cumulative
,1
Indicated
Series D
Series
resident tax 7%.
and/or, record
tPAyabie-m
tax
funds,
Series C
-
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable
•
$30c
56 Vic
4-^4---
(quar.)_4_:
bonds—
series, due July
First mortgage
4
Zeller's
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING •EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
33s%
is
to 80% sold.
9
2-
Salomon'Bros. & Hutzler. The offering
Further details follow:
by
about 75%
1- 9
(quar.)
6%
ended
stock
150,000 shares of common
The
issuance of the debentures will
outstanding short-term bank loans,
for additional plant
introduction of new
the
'
Offering—It is an¬
planning to offer on Jan.
.•stock
6
$1,25
$1.27
.
2688 and 1867.;
pp.
22, through Blyth .& Co.,'.Inc.',
1-15
4c
188,
Ryder
1-15
'•
.-
corporation' filedv a: registration
nounced that this company -is
1-14
25c
9c
;
;
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
7-10
V.
at any time at
net proceeds from
by the company to reduce
EARNINGS—Consolidated
3.75
2.50
2.50
Inc
stock
retire up to an additional $475,000 annually
fund the debentures Will
they also are optionally
time at prices ranging from 105y4% to 100%, plus
•
interest.
months
Anthony & R. L.
Tucker,
&
Co
&
Higginson
statement with the SEC on
Jan. 6, 1959,
covering 94,726 shares of common stock, to be offered
under
the
company's Employee' 'Stock Option and Savings Plan.—
'
_444_.—*_
Jr.)
Webster
F. S.
7.00
Sachs
&
Corp.
common
company,
7.00
& Smith
This
vd'r ••
Worcester City Electric Co.—
*.'44% preferred (quar.)_'____
Wrigley
'
35c
—-4
;
5.08% preferred (initial quar.)——
Witco Chemical Co.
_!
.
1-21
1
35c
• From
net. long
terminal
capital gains.
:
Payable in cash or stk. at option of hMdr)
Wisconsin Public Service—
■
5.04%
stockholders.
7.00
Bonbrlght
Royal McBee
'
11_-__4-j1__-;_4_
(quar.)
7
35C
>
—
—
preferred
severally
Lee
r„
into
and may optionally
products, and overseas
for
1-
2-
25c
v
•.
*1.
Preferred (1897) (quar.)—2
Wisconsin Fund, Inc. (from net investment
income)
5%
have
below
12-19
1-21
:
$2.50
U
•
1—^.-^-4
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
-
Dec.
...
Common
(quar.)
A
;
4
Winiield Growth Industries Fund#.Inc.—4—
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly)
:
1-30
.
10c
>
Monthly
'Monthly
on
7.00
Se-
*
ner
1-23
—V.
4%
1
•
2-15
Stone
Corp.—_4 22.00
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—7.00
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
9
2-
(increased quar.)
tquar.)
Common
named
the,offer to common
to
Co.—
B.
D.
Goldman,
$1.43%
-
$5
Common
$392,500
of
•
Corp. (reduced)
i
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co.—
common
pursuant
Boston
&
Co.
9
Whiting
Wilson & Co.,
White,
il7Va c
20c
payment
underwriters
The
convertible
to $761,350.
principal
Barney & Co
Weld & Co
Smith,
1-9
—
—
Dillon,..Union
curities
$1
:i—
.
for
First
Eastman
2
1-31
(quar.)———
(increased)
Stores
The
2
$1274c
—
mortgage.
a
banking
$7,350,000, incurred to provide funds
facilities and equipment,
the development and
to purchase from the company, in the respective percentages
below, such of the shares of common stock as are not
George
-
conditions and
to
%
Ltd.—
B
prior lien
1
subject
are
totaling
forth
subscribed
"
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common- (quar.)
White
1-28
"
(quar.)
Westminster Paper Co.
Class A (quar.)
Class
50c
13c
,
—
Precipitation Corp. •„
Tablet & Stationery—
Western
UNDERWRITERS
set
2-23
v
•
requires
debentures
PROCEEDS—The
1962-
agreed
7
3-13
Paper—
&
4»2%
preferred (quar.)—
Western Pacific Ry. (quar.)
Western
•/
fund
said
in
group
redeemable at any
bonds under said mortgage is unlimited as
their- issuance is
1959. The offer¬
during the 1969-1978 period. For the sinking
be redeemable at 100%
and accrued interest;
4,000,000
1,367,186 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
The subscription price is
being underwritten by an investment
headed by Lehman Brothers,
is
1978,
6,000,000
——
but
contained
t Sinking
1»
par)
of further
15, 1959.
The rights will expire on Jan. 30,
100%.
be used
—i—_4
($10
amount,
principal
1-15
$1.0674
series
5%
stock
held of record on Jan.
accrued
($109 .par)
prin¬
the sinking fund the company at Its option may
$475,000 of debentures annually during the years 1964-1968.
It is required to retire that principal amount during the years 1969-
3,790,000
$$8,500,000
200,000 slis.
ilk-
issuance
2%
Washington Gas Light Co., common
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
S5 preferred
(quar.)
.4
Wellington Equity Fund (from net investment
The
the right to subscribe for $7,443,100
cipal amount of 5V*% convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due Jan. 1, 1979, in the ratio of $100 principal
amount of debentures for each 25 shares of common stock
The
7,500,000
10,000,000
'
_
series
57o
"
;
due 1991_41_
debentures due 1963
fund
stockholders
retire up to
$6,238,000
5,000,000
due 1989——
C,
Offers Debentures to
—
$23.50 per share. Under
Outstanding
.
series
1-15
'
Warner Bros.
\
bonds,
♦
...
the
on
share.
Authorized
due 1981——
due 198742?—
(Dec. 1, 1963)
Cumulative preferred stock
7-17
■
dividends
per
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
.
series B,
47o
4-16
15c
//.. '
——4
dividend
EFFECT
.
bonds,
Inc.—
& Tiernan,
GIVING
mortgage bonds—
bonds, series A,
Common
Wallace
annual
VhVo
3*A%
5
1
5-
.
years cash
rate of $1
three
the
at
2Va%
10c
•
,6%
past
the
5 c/o
fl
—
share,
common
per
—
This corporation is offering its common
Stockholders
ing
I :'
'
Vanadium
$1.33
or
12-2G
1-30
•
$2,061,832,
of
been
have
CAPITALIZATION
20c
company's
$2,013,953,
1-15
1-30
2-
25c
~
inc. (quar.)-——1-X-
Van Waters & Rogers,
income
DIVIDENDS—During
—;
interconnection with the
^
calendar year.
1957
the
in
yau.Dorn Iron Works-—:——4—_——
'
System.
net
and
474,317
common
Van
Bell
1-14
<N
1
the
of
total
12-12
C4
50c
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc.
Ontario, Steuben and
to and from points out¬
.
equal after preferred .dividend vrpqpirfiinents to $1.29 per share on the
common stock.
This compared with total operating revenues of $21,-
"
Co., com.- (quar.)—
Universal Leaf Tobacco
operating
telephone
EARNINGS—For the 12-'months ended Oct. 31, 1958 the
operating revenues were $22,773,391 and net income
v.,
1-15
1-19
-
independent
and parts ;;of Genesee,
counties
Livingston
lines
1-15
1 "
an
Offering—A
America—Secondary
offering of 108,242 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents) was made on Dec. 29 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $19 per share, with a dealer's concession of 70
cents per share.
The unsold balance was subsequently
withdrawn.—V. 189, p. 88.
serving without competition Rochester, the third largest city
State, and an adjacent area which includes all of Monroe
Wyoming counties. Long distance toll service
side the company's territory is ^afforded by
l
2.
/
./;" 25c
'
1-16
1
•V-2-
,
\ 8774c*
■
(quar.)—-——.
Inc.;
2-
f
United
is
company
of
Corp.
secondary
New York
in
188, p. 2345.
and Tulsa.—V.
Sheraton
stock
BUSINESS—The
company
was
into
moved
Kansas,
borrowings will aggregate $6,000,000.
common
East since it
in Tulsa, has
the Mid-Continent and Southwest
At the time of the purchase, ,it operated stations at
company,^estimates
additional
2-13
operated
operated
'founded, but in recent months
oil developments.
Derrick City, and
Indiana, Pa.; Wooster, Ohio; paintsville and Henderson, Ky.; Parkersburg, W. Va.; Robinson and Fairfield, 111.; Chanute and El Dorado,
which has an office
company,
the
in
primarily
has
that.-a^ter giving effect to the sale of the
and ,to ..funds obtained from depreciation
accruals, retained earnings and" other internal sources, approximately
$6,500,000 ofadditional new money will be required to complete its
1959 construction program. The. company estimates total gross expen¬
diture at $10,011,000 for 1958 and at about $12,200,000 for 1959.
The
2
1-
construction
for
estimated such
is
of services including electric logs,
services, gamma perforator and tem¬
range
that the Bradford office, and other stations
will be maintained under the consolidation.
Birdwell
The
1- 2
37,74 c ^•> 2- 2
S.
U. S-
3
2-
wide
a
radioactive tracer
Bird emphasized
applied to the
company's demand borrowings from banks
purposes. Immediately prior
to repayment
part of the
of
offers
logs,
by Birdwell,
!
■■
repayment
1, 1959.
tho
widely known throughout the petroleum Industry for its
Velocity Logging service, including the new two-receiver
Birdwell
PROCEEDS—Money derived from the offering will be
-
,2- 2
.62VaC...
.
preferred , (quar;)-4?—---s
Borax-(S? Chemical, 47fe.% .--pfdi;-(quar.).* ,$1.1374
6%;
U.
3-20
incurred
Machinery Corp.—
United Shoe
offering;
1-2
r-
%.s4-10
i5c
(quar.)—
& Publishers, Inc.
United Printers
V" 1-23
J6c
C. $2.50
Ac Canal (quar.)—
Jersey RR.
United New
1-13
•
of
perature surveys.
$21 per share. The offer will expire at 3 p.m. (EST)
Jan. 26, 1959. A group of investment firms headed by
The
First > Boston - Corporation
will underwrite the
1-15
1-30
20c
150,000
—.
•
caliper
is
V
is
SSC
unit.
purchase the new shares at the rate of one
share for each six shares held. The subscription price
United
terms
Continuous
holders may
United Funds.
153.
189, p.
150,000
150,000
Yates, Heitner & Wooda
Sutro Bros. & Co
purchase the personnel and facilities of Birdwell, which has 139 employees and 27 field trucks operating out of
11 field stations, will function as a Birdwell division of SSC.
offering to the holders of its common
stock of record Jan. 9 subscription rights for 195,312
shares of additional common stock (par $10).
Share¬
'
150,000
Wachob-Bender Corp.—
900,000
900,000
also V.
Under
Offered—
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Common Stock
1-15
2- 2
,
,
'$C
160,000
150,000
Co..
Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
1,000,000
consolidation was effective Jan.
The
for the laminate."
This corporation is
'
Elastic Corp.; (stock dividend)
United
it has high abrasion
Reynolds plastic's,plant in Grottoes, Va.—V. 188, p. 2646.
trial films, at
1- 9
:;r\25c'
Aircraft Corp.—
United
1-20
'
George K. Baum &
Co.,
Inc
Co.,
&
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Almstedt Brothers
—
{
along with other indus¬
Reynolon .product ,is ...being made,
new
300,000
200,000
1,800,000
Ser^fc^-Corp., Tulsa, Okla.—Acquisition
Purchase by this corporation of Birdwell, Inc., Bradford, Pa., Oil
well logging and servicing firm, was announced on Jan. 7 by G. H.
Westby, President of SSC, and James M. Bird, President of Birdwell.
1- 2
2-10
*8c
(quar.)
of Calif,
Oil Co.
nion
2-16
The
Co.,
Seismograph
*
Canada,'Ltd. (quar.)--—-
of
2- 2
$1.1274*
$4.50
nion Gas Co.
pressure and high temperature laminations. Also,
resistance and can serve as a protective coating
'
,
&
1,100,000
See
the plastics
plastics market
;;"Not only,does the material have a uniform, spot-free texture which
perfect for making plastic veneers, but it is excellent for medium
'.t-:.$i .; •
"
$3.70
'
Hibbs
B.
1,250,000
Redpath
Cooley & Co
is
Electric Co.—
• c .
'$3.50 preferred
(quar.)--nion
&
Auchincloss, Parker &
field," W. J. Vogel, General Manager of
sales, said in making the announcement.
r—.—
300,000
Cook
Reynolon film opens up vast new horizons in
new
of
$350,000
W.
Inc
Co.
Dickson &
S.
amounts
Co—
Securities
&
Stroud
company's
"This
1-20
13y2c-.
1,800,000
Inc.
plastics ..division on Jan. 9 announced availability
the-industry's first- consistent matte'-finish polyvinyl alcohol film.
of
9
1-20
2
vote on the proposal will be
2.-
Announces New Product—
The
1-
Feb.
on
of .stockholders to
meeting
special
principal
City Securities Corp..,—
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
Newhard,
&
$4,200,000
Equitable
R.
A
held
-» ■
,
Bros.
Merle-Smith
&
Corp.
22-
,
——
■—
Dick
•
63 %c
$1-.22.I/2
—-•—
«2.55
Co.,
Investment News
respective
the
company
49
offered:
Hutzler
9
1-15
1
2-
25c
Common
Salomon
the
from
purchase
debentures
Corporation and
1- 9
1-26
'••M-ru';..
Pipe Line < Corp.— -
Gas
(quar.) •
preferred (quar.)—.——
$4.90
preferred (quar.)
$5.70 preferred
(quar.)—;
$5*96 preferred (quar.),:-
1-26
25%
•
.
—■—
—
General
of Bee.
7»/ac
Inc. (Del.) cl. A.
Caribbean Airways,
rnns
to
Holder1
Payable
Share
oj Company
Name
(389)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
company was formed to engage primarily in the
ownership, construction, control and management of water
distribution systems and sewerage systems. It was organ¬
Aug. 21, 1958 in Florida.
BUSINESS—The
acquisition,
supply
ized
As
on
and
the
entered
initial step In the
into
an
fulfillment of its objectives, the company
consolidation on Oct. 21,
agreement of merger and
€0
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(390)
1958
the
with
ration.
Vero
South
Water
Beach
Co.,
Inc,.
Florida corpo¬
a
PRESENT
FINANCING
This
Authorized
,
stock
Common
—V.
188,
conts)_««—>-
five
(par
Outstanding
359,659 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
Stanton Oil
Formation
ganized
under
etanton
of
Oil
is
in
Co., Ltd.,
limited
a
partnership
week
by Joe
laws,
was
announced. last,
Antonio, Managing Partner.
partners
and major investors in' the
Texas
Baird
Gas
&
of
.
and
of
Co.
of
firm
Mark
Millard
J.
Antonio.
San
of
formed
been
Vernon
secondary oil
recovery
by
programs
L.
Carolina
The
four
Mr.
major limited
Baird
is
Foundation.
and
the
of
Corp.,
Oil
Climax-American
&
Gas
Millard .is.
Co.,
handles
that
director
and
and
Be
is
a
TJnion
Oil
Texas
Gas
&
in
partner
a
the
of
of
purpose
the
latest
company
Foundation
firm
engaging
corporation
tech¬
proven
Highland
ticable.
company's
member
extensive
the
of
M.
oil
financing.
Winfield
Baird
of Louisiana, Pan
Chemical Corp., and the
of
Peerless
committee
trialist
Taylor
and
oil
and
Union
by
Union
Bag
Mr.'
Stanton
is .former
&
Gas
Co.,
Offices
for
the
Vice-Chairman
Corp.
is
San
a
Antonio
indus¬
Capital
and
Treasurer
the
of
Further details follow:
number
Allen
EFFECT
TO
a3 of—
Dec. 31,'58
assets
shares
of
asset
value
$24.53
outstanding
share—:—;——
——
188,
188,000 shares reserved
of
names
be
purchased
Delaware
Poultry
has
acquired
Laboratories,
the
assets,
$20.00
B.
Bateman,
Bioren
D.
Co
&
Inc.,
Millsboro, Del., manufacturers of
poultry vaccines and other medicaments, it was announced on Jan. 14
by James Hill, Jr., Board Chairman, who said "the newly acquired
Croup's products would supplement our own line of medicinal
prepara¬
tions for the poultry field."
Co.
a.
; Mr.
Hill
already
said
additive
to
poultry
with
the
the
east, will be extended to
help of
through
expanded
entire
Sterwin
Sterling-Winthrop
sales
1868.
p.
the
the
the
country,
organization.
Mr.
W.
John
•'
;
»
E.
be
corporation has
Division of
Whitney
facture
R.
of
received
United
engine
valves, it was
President.—V. 189,
Whittaker,
$501,116
a
Aircraft
contract
Corp.
from
calling
F.
announced
Jan.
on
14
the
by
&
Co._„^_ 10,000
189,
William
Co.
Inc.
5,000
The
the
common
Interested
stock
of
to
this
the
SEC
for
corporation;
until Jan.
persons
1868 and
pp.
Trading Sought—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange and the Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Exchange have applied
21
to
unlisted
and
request
the
a
trading
privileges in
has given
Commission
5,000
Co
8,000
Securities
Co
5,000
Walston & Co., Inc
&
5,000
Co
5,000
Yates, Heitner & Woods—
5,000
193.
SEC—Letter to
Made
Be
Privately—
The
corporation
Withdrawn—Financing
Dec. 30 filed a letter of notification
with the
5,000 shares of 7.%
cumulative
preferred stock (par
$15) and 25,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be
BEC
on
covering
offered
©f
share
one
of
preferred
and
five
per unit. No underwriting is involved.
-reduce accounts payable and
shares
increase
f
This letter is to be withdrawn
and
The
of
common
proceeds
to
are
in units
stock
at
be
working capital.
the stock issues placed
ceeds
$20
used
to
privately.
Dec. 31,
on
SEC
(par
1958. See also V.
on
$5)
Nov.
10,
became
1958,
effective
188, p. 2076.
203,897
underwriting
Jan.
on
stock
group
publicly
(par $1)
The
p.
15
net
Co., Chicago, 111.—Stock Offered—An
headed by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
offered 480,000 shares of class A
are
to
go
to
certain
2787.
>
to
increase
working
shares
of
—
capital.—V.
Stock
additional
—It
was
tion
of
States Leasing
announced
35,000
made
188,
2787.
p.
Subscriptions
with
Corp.—Secondary Distribution
dealer's discount of 25
a
completed.—V. 186,
a
cents per
A
188,
O.,
'
an
Trans Caribbean
Airways, Inc.—Unit Sells
Property-
it was announced on Jan.
8 by O. Roy
Chalk, President of D. C.
Transit System. Inc. of
Washington, D. C., and President of Trans
Caribbean Airways, Inc. that he
had concluded
arrangements for the
cale of one of the
properties of the transit system to an
agency of
the U. S. Government for
an
all cash price of $3,320,000.
The property consisted
of
a
car
barn
and
shops orgiinally con¬
structed in the year 1892 and a
car
house dating back to the
year
1880 located in the
Southwest Redevelopment Area of
Washington, D. C.
This
property was part of the properties included
in the purchase
©f Louis Wolfson's
Capital Transit Co. in August 1956 for an
aggregate
purchase price of $13,540,000
by the D. C. Transit System, Inc.
Mr. Chalk stated that he
believes the sale
represented capital gain
to the
company, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary
of Trans Carib¬
bean Airways.
He further stated that due
the sale
to
constituting
an
involuntary conversion by reason of imminent
condemnation pro¬
ceedings the gain, subject to certain
conditions, should be non-taxable
—V.
188, p. 2690.
four-month-long
plant
to
came
agreement
strike
end
an
reached
at
the
the
Marion
12
other
plants
of
the
Power
when
previous
?940?eS f°r thC company and Uni,ted
Two
union
The
agreement
gives
workers
wages over the next two
years—the
close to 2 cents an hour
in
and
is
fringe
an
It
increase
also
makes
manufacture
diately
on
The
new
■will
be
earth
over
of
an
it
for
and
long
rock.—V.
the
will
in
April,
Marion
and
188,
largest
weigh
the
p.
members
of
com-
and
were
life
of
18
the
18
con¬
cents
new
The
Charges
leading
and
in
the
of
groups
Corp.—Changes in Top Management—
top management positions
investment companies,
of
one
sponsored
cf
the-
Corp.,
Financial Corp.,
Street Group of Mutual
Funds—Broad Street Investing
National Investors
Corp. and Whitehall Fund, Inc.
JrtZfanCi\.P' RatldolPh> formerly Chairman of the Board
flip iV,ft
U9 Chairman and w111 be Chief Executive
Mmrar,
company
Fred
firdi?ec?ore<of
"Fiederick
President
*£
**
nation's
by J. fit w. Seliedirectors of Tri-
)J'ere made on Jan. 13 by the boards of
ewl Broad
°?r£; and
subsidiary, Tri-Continental
the T?
W
E.
pL
and
Brown
was
elected
Presl-
Officer
which includes the largest,
of
diversified closed-end
President of Tri-Continental
Natlonftl Investors and Whitehall Fund, and
{LC°SrJa?Jes\ He had been a Vice-President.
oTtScwf^loi S'RSlde?fci
0f the comPanies, was elected
Tri-Continental and the threePnd a director of that company
mutual funds.—V. 188
weu as
well as-Tri
p
2690
of
technical
also
of
services
undertaken
to
and
to
technique ami
the
petroleum
enter-
apnroved
at present
the
sole
stockholder of
-•
David W.
UOP;
Harris
and
Board
as.
indicates
it
Chairman
that
have agreed to serve in the
into Universal Oil Processes.
Oil
he
and
Chief
and the other
capacities upon
same
Products Co.—Proposed
Merger—
Processes,
Oil
p.
notification
of
weeks
A.
Inc." above.—V.
filed
186,
1096.
188,
with
the
SEC
Nov. 10,
covering
(par $1,50), was withdrawn about two
2187.
stock
common
ago.—V.
on
p.
King McCord, President, predicted
profits will
is
rise faster
for
in
on
Jan.
15
1959, while
also
that the company's
modest increase in
a
that the company will construct
Inc., at Falls Church, Va., a
Melpar,
research,
It
development
will
contain
Estimating
13%
than sales
anticipated.
He disclosed
from
total
sales
and
120,000
1958
of
production
feet
square
sales
at
a $1,800,000 build¬
subsidiary specializing
military electronic equip¬
of
of
floor
$206,000,000,
space.
decrease
a
of
about
$237,000,000 for
1957, Mr. McCord noted that this
figure translates into net 1958 earnings in the
range of $2.05 to $2.10
per share, compared with per-share
earnings of $2.89 in 1957.
Improvement during 1958 in the company's financial
position was
indicated by an estimated increase of
$2,750,000 in working capital.
Significant changes in working capital were a reduction of
approxi¬
mately $15,000,000 in inventories and a reduction in
current bank loans
of $10,300,000.
worth
from
rose
reduced
was
three-to-one
Capital
$106,600,000 to
share
per
from
by
$1,426,000
four-to-one.
to
estimated
an
$25.49
the
and
to
in¬
$110,000,000,
$26.35.
current
ratio
while
long-term
improved from
expenditures
during the year amounted to about $3,200,000.
principally for required replacement
of
manufacturing equipment,
against depreciation allowances of $5,000,000.
Capital expenditures for
1959 are
budgeted at $5,700,000, including the $1,800,000 for the new
M'elpar facility, against depreciation allowances
again of $5,000,000.
Mr.
McCord
disclosed
that
Westinghouse Air Brake's back-order
position, which amounted on Dec. 31, 1957, to
$77,600,000, dropped to
its lowest point last July but, since that
time, "we have experienced
a
small but gradual increase with the
result that our backlog begin¬
ning this year is approximately 3% below that
existing at the be«4
ginning of last year."—V. 187, p. 1940.
Whirlpool Corp.—Sells Interest in Finance Unit—
Elisha
Gray,
poration,
Chairman
and
Chief
Executive
Officer
of
this
cor¬
and
Cloud Wampler, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Corp., on Jan. 15 announced the acquisition
by Carrier of
interest in Appliance Buyers Credit
Corp. Formed in April 1957
Carrier
of
20%
a
by
Whirlpool,
to
distributors
TOR
brand
A.B.C.C.
and
established
w?as
dealers
and
name
Joseph, Mich.,
assets
of
total
and
Mason
the
Smith,
Board
dealers
of
Financial
of
provide
products. It will
offices,
and
to
services
financing
handling RCA WHIRLPOOL
similar
to distributors
home office at St.
and
VIC¬
RCA
these serv¬
extend
now
handling
Carrier products. It has its
seven division offices and 48 branch
over
Vice
$85,000,000.
President
of
Whirlpool,
A.B.C.C., and Robert Finch
is
Chairman
President.—V.
is
187,
p.
2273.
to
Minneapolis,
begin
leader
shovel
than
&
Saut
St.
in
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
Notes payable—
1
maturing $400,000 each March
from
1959 to 1968, incl.; balance
$2,050,000 matures Mar. 1. 1969
of
5'■<
boom
tons
189,
above.—V.
fering and sale of 50,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) at $56 per share on Jan. 8, by an underwriting
group headed by Alex. Brown & Sons. Further details
follow:
^
imme¬
Its
95
RR.
Woodward & Lothrop Inc.—Stock
Offering Completed
was made in our issue of Jan.
12 of the of¬
the
built
Marine
—Mention
an
raise
ever
pounds.
move
Paul
contract—
cents
production
million
dipper will hold
a
St.
193.
3Va%
Shovel,
coal-stripping
6.5
working
of
1958.
Power
over
Local
Marion
maturing
,
1961
$175
995.
$6,050,000
$6,050,000
$225,000
from
of
matures
to
each Sept. 1
1977, incl.; balance of
Sept. 1, 1978
-
•
4,000,000
4,000,000
"■'Non-interest bearing, maturing $41,798
Universal Oil Processes,
Lie.—Registers With SEC—
company, which is located at 30
Algonquin Rd., Des Plaines
111., filed n registration statement with
the SEC on Jan.
13
1959*
covering 2.900.000 shares of capital
stock, to be offered
sale
through an underwriting
group
headed
by
Lehman
Brothers.
Smith. Barney A' Co., and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied
by amendment.
for'public
Universal
the
three
Universal
through
licensing
organized
underwriting
Oil
Products
patents
under
firms
Co.
in
and
to
Delaware
acquire
(UOP).
The
research,
processes,
law
the
latter
on
•
Net
chase
Common
Oct.
assets
is
development,
engineering,
21,
and
1958
business
1
proceeds from the sale
from Guaranty Trust
of
Co,
Universal
of
New
stock
York,
will
as
of
the
be
used
Trustee
(par
stock
by
of
to
$41,798
the company
purchase,
the
and
following
752,357
$18,605 shs,
354,252 shs.
752,357
18,672 shs.
400,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
of
S100)
$10 »
payment
shares held
(par
as
on
Oct.
the
17,
JExclusive
1958.
of
67
treasury stock.
underwriters
company
respective
below
named
has
agreed
numbers
of
shares
have
severally
to sell to them,
of the common
bv
engaged, directly or
the
ownership
and
and
ly deed
storc^ fixtures
pfd.
stock
•Reflects
secured
year,
certain
on
cumulative
stock;
furnishing
operation, maintenance and construction
service to the
petroleum
petrochemical and chemical
industries. It also manufactures
and sells
catalysts,
oxidation
inhibitors,
additives
and
antiozonants »to
the
petroleum, chemical, rubber and food
industries.
©f
5%
severally,
was
subsidiaries,
of
each
trust
This
Tri-Continental
development "
its'ownership
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Modest Increase in
Sales
Relatively Higher 1959 Profits Forecast—
p.
approved
Universal
increase
benefits.
earthmoving .equipment,
order
feet
effect
possible for
giant machine
165
in
wages
of
has
directors
of UOP
letter
three
See
Marion
by bargaining
division
a
overall
an
Cois
Steelworkers 'of America,
company,
hour in
Shovel
weekend
Corp., were unaffected by the labor
dispute
tinuously during the Marion plant strike.
-
continue
Wisconsin Central RR.—To
Study Merger-
Jan.
on
over
will
share, has been
Universal Marion Corp—Four-Month
Strike Ends—
selling stockholders.—V.
and
and
2356.
p.
intervention.
the
Officer
and
Universal
The
or
Of
—
secondary distribu¬
common stock
(par $1) which
S. Strauss & Co. at $5.50
per share,
J.
authorized
proceeding. The Attorney
the America.n
Chemical Societv
Several
independent oil
companiM
and
by Lehman Brothers,
21,500 shares of
shares of
by
th
thl
nl!
Vocaliiie Co. of America, Inc.—Letter
Withdrawn—
capital stock
Jan. 6 that
on
The
sell
certain
in
Universal
See
to
United
of
permission to
Trustee has been
through
rendering
UOP
ices
at $12 per share.
proceeds
used
the
with
merger
Net
(no par)
stockholders of record Dec. 18 at
$35 per
share on a one-for-four
basis, a total of 200,337 shares
were subscribed for and the
remaining 3,560 shares were
taken up by the underwriters headed
by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith.—V. 188, p. 2787.
was
Tractor Supply
the
debt
pro¬
be
United States Freight Co.
the
offered
Tower Merchandise Mart,
Inc—Statement Effective—
The registration
statement filed with the
covering 500,000 shares of common stock
to
are
parties
surh
fundo
for
result of this
proceeding.
also
creasing book value
Approximately $300,000 of the net proceeds will be used to
purchase
additional cold-rolling mill to increase the
company's production
of aluminum sheet and strip coil.
The balance of the
Be
to
the
as
petroleum field
position
Executive
Co.—Buys Argus Petroleum Stock—
above.—V. 186, p. 992.
an
Templeton Furniture Co,, Inc.,
Brattleboro, Vt.—Files
"With
the
ratified
ment.
Co
capacity
'
and
10,000
&
syndicate headed by
D. H. Blair & Co. and
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox on
Jan. 16 publicly offered 100,000 shares of
common stock
(par $1) at $8 per share.
hearing thereon.—V. 188,
trust.
and
with
the company.
'
Tue nrosp"c.tus lists
ing
United Pacific Aluminum Corp., Los
Angeles, Calif.—
Offered—An underwriting
1437.
the
education
Pursuant, to the terms
of
to the Supreme Court
into similar
other
companies occupying- a
substantially
petroleum refining industry. The
execution of
such agreements has been
approved and ratified by the
Trustee as
sole stockholder of UOP, and the
proposed assumption thereof
by'the
company upon the merger of UOP Into the
company has been
sales
Stock
Temeo Aircraft Corp.—Unlisted
scientific
field.
of New York
this
are
industry.
agreements
in
Westheimer
p.
See Husky Oil Co.
Inc.——
&
...
Alan
in
from
and
similar
5,000
United
5,000
also V.
5,000
Dowell
Securities
United Carbon
Pratt
manu¬
154.
p.
Hutton
Co.,
Rice
Bros.
The American
the net income
making available
5,000
Sutro
14,000
—
to
and
9,000
The
advanced
deliver^
Chn£
1944.
receive
of
refining
Richter Co
Simons, Linburn & Co
Straus, Blosser & Mc-
9,000
held
State
know-how
k..
5,000
Corp.
See
the
for
Co...
&
for
to
processes,
patents
and
patent rights
relating to the
In addition, during such
period, UOP shall, to the
extent that it is possible and consistent
with sound business
practices
follow its policy with respect to the
5,000
Scherck,
9,000
Co
Investment
188,
Telecomputing Corp.—Receives $500,000 Contract—
This
.&
Harrison
&
J.
December
field.
9,000
and
Bryant
9,000
the
within
licensing
Miller
Irving
—
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co
r
-
H.
Hirsch
A.
5,000
20,000
Rouse, Brewrer, Becker &
Co._ 20,000
&
of
connection
work
6,000
—
Inc
8,000
Co
&
Borg
& R.
Co.,
7,000
-
Co—
&
&
Powell
5,000
used
UOP
petroleum
8,000
35,000
Gradison
D.
Hardy
a
will
Institute.—V.
Co._;
&
Co
&
Hamershlag,
Hill said,
Research
Research
Ellis
P.
pan*:
this proceeding UOP has
entered into
identical
agreements with each of the Intervenors
providing, among other
things
that for a period of 10 years UOP shall not
discontinue but shall
continue to conduct to a substantial extent
research
20,000
and Co., Inc
Newliard, Cook & Co
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc.
16,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Southeastern Co
products, confined until
to
Co._„
&
King & Co.
Mayer & Co.
M.
R.
Co.—. 50,000
First
Sterwin
Chemicals
Inc., a Sterling subsidiary,
poultry industry with Trithiadol,
a
coccidiostat
feed; CocciVac, a coccidiosis vaccine, as well as
Vitamin concentrates, antibiotics and other
poultry feed additives.
Organized in 1950, Delaware Poultry Laboratories will operate as
aeparate subsidiary. Distribution of Delaware's
now
Kenneth
that
the
serves
Ellis
Inc.
Charles
F.
i
ta
coinnoW
Co.
5,000
Kidder & Co.,
M.
McDonnell
5,000
&
of
parties
In
5,000
Bell
time, the surviving
Products
Agreement, the Trustee applied
New York, County of New York,
(Interveners)
15,000
&
acquire
same
Oil
of
General
are
in
in -the petroleum
13,500
Kerr
20,000
be
to sell the stock of UOP
follows:
as
Co., Inc
Richards & Co
6,500
—
Inc
duPont
I.
Golkin
are
Kay,
5,000
Co.
<fc
&
H.
them
&
5,000
Ltd.—
Co.
of
each of
the
and
Jones, Kreeger <fe Co
8,000
Co
Francis
business
pursuant
underwriters
5,000
&
Blair
and
Outstanding
*4,500,000 sha.
issuance
Kahnan
-
Herman Bensdorf
6,000
p. 2034.
goodwill
for
several
by
Cruttenden, Podesta &
corporation
FINANCING
to
research
officers
the
60,000
Frank
Sterling Drug Inc.—Buys Poultry Vaccine Finn—
This
PRESENT
5,000,000 shs.
Co
Baird
$120,000
per
of
to
shares
of
&
Co.
«July 1/58
$6,034,724
246,038
u
—
'Initial offering date of fund's shares.—V.
,
$1)—
Arthurs, Lestrangc &
Stein Roe & Farnham Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets Rise—
Number
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
^
JNefc
stock
to exericse of options.
Slick
which he was an organizer. •are
in the National Bank of Commerce
Building in San Antonio, Texas.
Net
Offering Completed
GIVING
♦Including the sale
of
company
but the
the extent prac¬
to
to the Trustee
is presently entitled
fund
mental
Trust
division,
a
& Co.
CAPITALIZATION
gas
Recovery
as
preserved
Authorized
Oil
of North
corrugated
Bag
headed by Allen
Co.,
Gasoline
operator.
He is a director in Pan American
Airways, Rexall Drugs, and American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.
Becondary
of
was made in our issue of Jan. 12 of the
public
offering and sale of 500,000 shares of capital stock (par
$1) at $6.75 per share on Jan. 9 by an underwriting group
the
of
Sulphur
Natural
If
conducted
and management will be
United Asbestos Corp. Ltd.—Stock
Rhoades &
gas
interests.
American
Texas
lbe
wil
name
Corp.
Vernon
laws
sale
and
ical Society
trust
—Mention
Loeb,
and
executive
Corp.
&
Butadiene
manufacture
such securities
should acquire some, but less than all, of the .
shares
of
Highland stock pursuant to the exchange offer; it will '
operate Highland as a subsidiary.
If such subsidiary operation, how¬
ever, should prove impractical or undesirable, it is possible that Union
Bag will cause Highland to be merger into Union Bag or will acquire
Highland's assets and cause it to be liquidated.—V. 188, p. 1094.
all well known
are
and
Carl
of
the
directly
State
Corp., Stanley
Warner Corp.,
.
.
Whelan Corp., and -Marine Midland
the
in
the
At
Universal
Petroleum Maatschappij, as Donors of UOP
securities h«iS
companies, Phillips Petroleum Co. donated, its UOP
securlti
to the American Chemical Society which In turn
by such
securities
Bank.
Mr.
engaged
to
name
Bataafsche
and
boxes
made from kraft
containerboard.
The
prospectus
that, if Union Bag acquires all of the shares of Highland stock
now
held by other stockholders, it will cause Highland to be merged
into it.
After such a merger (or after a later merger or acquisition of
assets), the business formerly conducted by Highland as a separate
Metal
~
United
Corp.,
is
its
i
J
The Petroleum Research Fund, a charitable
trust, was created una
a
1944
agreement between Guaranty Trust Co.
of New
York
Trustee,-'and Shell Oil Co., Inc., Standard Oil Co. of
Calif., Standi
Oil CJo.' (Ind.), Standard Oil Co. (N. J.), The Texas,
Co., and N v h
the
to
and business of UOP.
change
states
is head of Baird and Co., prominent New York investfirm. He is a director of many corporations including
banking
Fkco
Will
.sheets
production and petroleum
gas
Baird
of
assets
include
He
tnent
McRae
partners
of oil
founder
and
notice
Fund, all of the outstanding shares
of emu
purchase price of the UOP shares Is to
be suntm
Thereafter, the latter will be merged into
Univere
and thereby Universal Oil Processes will
The
Processes,
^
firm
new
niques as well as conventional water flooding.
It will also engage in
«as
production, and in proven and semi-proven leases for both oil
«nd gas, as well as in royalties and oil and gas
production payments,
figures in the field
Oil
its
to
of
proposes
the
option of Union Bag by written or telegraphic
exchange agent given on or before March 4, 1959,'
Highland was organized on Oct. 26, 1944, under the
or¬
York
F.
use
company
Re-search
UOP.
amendment.
City, and Peerless
Taylor of San Antonio
New
primarily for
the
with
to its expiration by stockholders holding more than 25,000 of
the outstanding shares, the exchange offer will be cancelled.
If the
exchange offer is so accepted by the holders of more than 25,000, but
less than 36,000 such shares, the exchange offer may be cancelled at
Peerless.
has
23,282
covering
The
shares
registration statement
a
prior
July
San
President
•The
Oil
Stanton
field
8
Jan.
cn
stock of
by
capital stock, par value $6% per
offer this stock in exchange for
shares of the common capital stock of Highland Container Co. in the
ratio of 0.58 share of Union Bag for one share Of Highland.
According to the prospectus, Union Bag now holds 37,860 shares of
the 78 000 shares of Highland.
Unless the exchange offer is accepted
Co., Ltd., San Antonio, Texas—Formed—
the
of
sale
on
corporation
share.
Co.—Financing Aband'n'd
It was recently announced that thhe
company's planned
4110,000,000 of 35-year debentures, which was first reported
10, 1958 has been abandoned.—V. 188, p. 2689,
limited
SEC
2787.
p.
Southwestern Bell Telephone
David G.
—
Registers Exchange
Exchange Commission—
Offer With Securities and
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Petroleum
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp.
...
CAPITALIZATION
Monday, January I9f
.
.
.
to
pur¬
for
The
Shares
Shares
Alex.
Brown
&
Merrill Lynch,
ner
&
Sons
14,000
Pierce, Fen¬
Johnston,
Sachs
&
Lemon
&
Co.
—V.
f
Hibbs
189,
p.
&
193.
Co.,
Inc.
Jones,
Kreeger
Robinson
3,500
Rouse,
2,800
2,800
2,700
Coe
7,000
Co
Auchinclcss, Parker & Redpath
Folger, Nolan, Flemingw.
&
&
7,000
Smith
Goldman,
Mackall
Ferris
and
&
Co
Becker
Barrett
Co—
«fe
——
Rohrbaugh & Co.—
Bellamnh, Neuhauser &
&
1,700
Lukens
Brewer,
Bryant '
Birely
2,450
2.450
Co
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700
600
600
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189
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
STATE AND CITY
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
purchase of $308,000 school
bonds. Dated March 1,
1959. Due on March 1 from 1961
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and
for the
ALABAMA
building
Andalusia, Ala.
Bond
Offering—City Clerk Mrs.
Ellis announces that sealed
□ids* will' be received until- M- a.m.
interest
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the District's fiscal agency in New
York City or Chicago; or at the
main office of the Bank of Ameri¬
k H.
(GST)
Jan. 22 for the-pur¬
$730,000 electrie~--and
revenue bonds. Dated Feb;
on
of
chase
sewer
1959. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1962
1989 inclusive.
to
Bessemer,
Bond
Oonds
92
—
San
& Savings As¬
Diego, Los An¬
geles or San Francisco. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Ala.
Sale—The $500,000 school
offered Jan. 13— v.189, p.
were awarded to a group
Francisco.
Berney
.
Compton Union High Sch. District,
Securi¬
Los
George M. Wood & Co.,
the Trust Co. of Georgia/
j
ties Corp.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$3,162,000 school
building bonds offered Jan.
Jackson County Hospital Board
(P. O. Scottsboro), Ala. "
Bond Sale—The
in
sociation
composed of Marx & Co.,
perry & Co.,^Cumberland
nnd
National Trust
ca
>
13—
188, p. 2692—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
v.
$320,000 hospi-
[tai tax anticipation bonds offered
|jan> 7—.y. .188, p.; 2788—were
[awarded to Sterne, Agee & Leach,
[and the First National Bank, of
[Birmingham, jointly, as 3.40s and
I3V4S, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.32%,
ARIZONA
[ Maricopa County School District
| No. 93 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz, j
Francisco,
basis
ings Association, of San
4s, at a price of 102.66, a
as
4.08%.
about
of
Other members of the
cal agency in New York City. Le¬
Fahnestock gality approved by Orrock, Dahl¬
& Co., Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬ quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of"
San Francisco.
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Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue, son, McDonald-Moore & Co.
San Luis Obispo County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Orcutt Union School District,
Bond Offering—J. H. Fitzpat¬
bids at his office in Oakland until
Santa Barbara County, Calif.,
10 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 27 for the
City Clerk, will
receive
Bond Sale — The $105,000- gen¬ rick,
purchase of $147,000 school bonds. eral
obligation school
building sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
Dated
March
1,
1959. Due 011 bonds offered Jan.-12—v. 189, p. Jan. 28 for the purchase of $3,March 1 from 1960 to 1984 inclu¬
000,000 water bonds. Dated Feb.
93
were awarded to the First
1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Western Bank & Trust Co., San
payable at the County Treasurer's Francisco, and Hill, Richards & 1999 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the City
office. Legality approved by Or¬
Co., jointly.
Treasurer's
office. Legality
ap¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
Peninsula Hospital District (P. O. proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
rington & Sutcliffe, of (Sail Fran¬
Burlingame), Calif.
Los Angeles, Calif.
cisco.
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Bond Sale—An issue of $1,950,Bond Sale—The $18,000,000 elec¬
000 hospital bonds was awarded
San Ramon Valley County Water
tric plant revenue bonds offered
on Dec.
12 to a syndicate headed
District Contra Costa County, [
Livermore Joint Union
Boston
*
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., An¬
&
drews
Wells, Inc.,
.
—
189, p. 195 — were
syndicate headed
14 —v.
Jan.
awarded
to
a
by First Boston Corp., and Drexel
& Co., at a price of 100.009, a net
interest cost of about 3.60%, as
$3,600,000 5s. Due on Jan. 1
account:
1960
to
1965
from
incusive.
600,000 3%s. Due on Jan.
1, 1966.
1,200,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1,
1967
and 1968.
Francisco, at a price of 100.06, a
net interest cost of about 3.53%,
follows:
1960
;1£400,000l$.49$: Due on Jan. 1
from 1973 to 1976
inclusive.,
to 1965 inclusive.
600,000 3y4s. Due on Jan. 15 from
/- ,1966 to 1972 inclusive.
1,050,000
The
Jan.
3y2s. Due on
from 1973 to 1978
1 from
bonds
are
15
inclusive.
Jan.
dated
15,
Principal and interest (J-J)
1959.
payable
Treasurer
California
Bond Sale—The
$3,500,000 gcri-
obligation Improvement Dis¬
trict No. 1 bonds offered Jan. 14—
earl
189, p. 195—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
v.
$300,000 6s. Due on Jan. 15 from
~
2,400,000 3y4s. Due on Jan.
1969 to 1972 incusive.
Mac-
by the Bank of America National
Trust & Savings Association, San
as
follows:
Corp.,
J, A, Hogle & Co., Kenower,
School
District, Alameda County,
California
Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, of Chicago, C. J.
Devine
&
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Weeden
&
Co., Dean Witter & Co., J.
Barth & Co.-, Hill Richards & C<4
First
DEPARTMENT
at
of
the
of
office
the
Mateo County
City. Legality ap¬
San
a
ings
at
a
Association,
San Francisco,
price of 100.08, a net interest
4.09%, as follows:'
cost of about
.
$620,000 5%s. Due 011 Jan. 1
T960 to 1968 inclusive.
100,000 5s. Due on Jan. 1,
380,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
from
l|)6tL
from
"V/.
2,400,000 31/2 s. Due on J an. v 1
Arthur .& Co.,' Irving Lundborg
in
Redwood
fford 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
2,400,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
school bonds sched-^ & Co., Muir Investment Corp.,
1973 to 1984 inclusive.
2,400,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1 proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
I uled for Jan. IS—v. 188, p. 2296— Stone & Youiigberg, Wagenseller
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
from 1981 to 1984 inclusive.
Other members of the syndi¬
I has been cancelled because of fail¬ & Durst, Inc., H. E. Work & Co.,
cate: American Trust Co., of San
1,200,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1, cisco.
ure to win approval at the elec¬
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox, Fred
Others in the syndicate: Blyth
1985 and 1986.
Francisco, C. J. Devine & Co., R.
tion held on Dec. 13. ■
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•' D. Blake & Co., and C. N. White
& CoM Inc., American Trust Co.,
H. Moulton & Co., Merrill Lyncfi,
1,800,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1
& Co.
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of San Francisco, Security-First
from 1987 to 1989 inclusive.;
CALIFORNIA
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, J. Barth
National Bank of Los Angeles,
Cone jo School District, Ventura
& Co., Stone & Youngberg, Ken¬
Other members of the syndi¬
Alamitos School District, [Calif.
California Bank, of Los Angeles,
County, Calif.
cate: Wertheim & Co., Carl M.
ower, MacArthur & Co., Lawsoh,
! Bond Sale—The $190,000 genWeeden & Co., Dean Witter &
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school Loeb,
Levy, Williams & Stern, Irving
Rhoades
& Co., A. G.
! eral obligation bonds offered Jan.
Becker & Co. Inc., Lee Higginson Co., R. H. Moulton & Co.,"Merrill Lundborg & Co., Shuman, Agneiv
building bonds offered Jan. 13—
113—v. 188, p. "2788—were awarded v. 189, p. 92—were awarded to Corp., Hayden, Stone & Co., Wil¬ Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, & Co., and C. N. White & Co.
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| to Taylor & Co., as 4s, at a price
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Taylor
liam Blair & Co., W. H. Morton &
Dean Witter & Co.
1 of 100.06,
a basis of about 3.99%.
and Co., Irving Lundborg & Co., Santee Water District, San Diego
Co. Inc., Spencer Trask & Co.,
County, Calif.
Covina Sch. District, Los Angeles
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
| Belmont Sch. District, San Mateo
Gregory & Sons, J. A. Hogle &
Bond Sale—The $250,000 gen¬
Shu man, Agnew & Co., Fred D.
County, Calif.
County, Calif.
Co., Coffin & Burr Incorporated,
Blake & Co., and C. N. White & eral obligation sewer bonds of¬
Bond Sale—The $734,000 build¬
Bond Sale—/The $100,000 school
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., E. F.
fered Jan.
12—v.- 189, p. 195—
Co.
v ;;
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bonds offered Jan. .13—v. 189, p. ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 188, Hutton & Company.
were
awarded
to
the
Allison92—were awarded to the Bank of p. 2692—were awarded to a group
Fahnestock & Co., Braun, Bos- Placeerville Union School District,
Williams Co., Inc.
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America National Trust & Savings headed by the Bank of America
worth & Co.= Incorporated, New
National Trust & Savings Associa¬ York Hanseatic Corporation, Ba¬
Association, of San Francisco.
Bond; Offering — Ruth Lang, South Bay Union School District^
San~ Diego County, Calif..
tion, of San Francisco, as 4s, at a con, Whipple & Co., The Ohio County Clerk, will receive sealed
|
Brea School "District, Orange
Bond
Offerhtgr—R. B. .James,
price of 100.57, a basis of about Company, Frantz Hutchinson & bids at his office in Placerville,
County, Calif...'
3.95%,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Co., Blunt Ellis & Simmons, C. until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 26
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
bids at his office in San Diego un¬
Other members in the account: F. Childs and Company Incorpo¬ for the purchase of $140,000 school
ceived until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan.
bonds.
Dated Feb. 2, til 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 27
27 for the purchase of $610,000 Dean Witter & Co., Weeden & Co., rated, Julien Collins & Company, building
&
Co.,
A. Webster 1959. Due on Feb. 2 from 1970 for the purchase of $38,000 school
general obligation bonds. Dated' Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Goodbody
building bonds. Dated March 1,
to
1978 inclusive. Principal and
J. Barth & Co., Irving Dougherty & Co.. . ;
.
Jan. 15, 1959/Due on Jan. 15 from Smith,
interest
(F-A)
payable at the 1959. Due on March 1 from 196(>
1960 to 1984 inclusive. Principal Lundborg & Co., Stone & YoungOceanside, Calif.
and interest XJ-J) payable at the berg, Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ to 1984 inclusive. Principal and
Bond Sale—The $150,000 gen¬
interest
(M-S)
payable at the?
! County Treasurer's office. Legal- J. A. Hogle & Co., Hill Richards
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
eral obligation sewer bonds of¬
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
[ ity approved by O'Melveny & & Co., Stern, Frank, Meyerf &
fered Jan. 14—v. 188, p. 2789—
ity approvel by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Francisco.
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Myers, of Los Angeles. .!. .\. Fox, Fred D. Blake & Co.^ and
were
awarded to the SecurityHerrington - & Sutcliffe, of Sart
C. N. White & Co.
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Castro Valley School District, '
First
National
Bank
of
Los Sacramento Municipal Utility Dist. Franciso.
Elbow School District, Tulare 1
Alameda County, Calif.
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Angeles.
I
Offering
ling
Cancelled—The offer-
of $44,000
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Stockton,
Calif.
$25,000,000 Up¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Flood Control Dist.
per American River Project rev¬
be received until 8 p.m. (PST) on
(P. O. Santa Ana), Calif.
enue bonds, Series A, offered Jan.
building bonds offered Jan.
13
Jan. 26 for the purchase of $1,Bond Sale—The $7,000,000 flood
Dean Witter & Co., at a price of were awarded
15—v. 188, p. 2692—were awarded
to the Security350,000 general obligation munici-v
control improvement ; bonds of¬ to a
syndicate headed by Blyth
100.10, a net interest cost of about First National Bank of Los An¬
pal improvement bonds. The
fered Jan. 13—v. 188, p. 2512— &
Co.,
Inc., and First .Boston bonds were not sold as originally
geles, as 4^s, at a price of 100.62,
4.17%, as follows/.
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were awarded to the Chase Man¬
a basis of about 4.44%.;
Corp., jointly, at a price of 100.055, scheduled on Jan. 12.
$15,000 5s. Due on Feb.'<15 from
hattan Bank, and First National a net interest cost of about 3.58%,
Dated
Dec. 30, 1958. Due on
0- I960 to 1964 inclusive.
City Bank, both of New York as follows:
Sylvan School District, Sacramento
33,000 4s. Due on Feb. 15 from Dec. 30 from 1968 to 1972 inclu¬
County, Calif.
City, at a price of 100.146, a net
^5 to 1975 inclusive. *
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
$15,000,000 Serial bonds: $4,000,Bond Offering — W. H. Dick,
interest cost of about 3.54%, as
000 5s, due on Feb. 1 from
22,000 4%s. Due on Feb. 15 from payable at the County Treasurer's
follows:
;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1966 to
1969 inclusive; $9,office.
1976 to 1984 inclusive.
bids at his office in' Sacramento,
$2,615,000 6s. Due on Feb. 1 from
000,000 3y4s, due on Feb.
Centerville Union School District, Jefferson Elementary Sch. District,
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Jap. 21 for
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
from 1970 to 1978 inclusive;
San Mateo
County, Calif.
the
Fresno County, Calif.
purchase of $89,000 school
1,710,000 3V2s. Due on Feb. 1
and $2,000,000 3.40s, due on
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 15,
Bond Offering—J. L. Brown,
Bond Sale—The $95,000 schoo
from 1971 to 1979 inclusive.
Feb. 1, 1979 and 1980. 1959. Due on Feb. 15 from 1961
Lounty Clerk, will receive sealed bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 189, p
2,275,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1
10,000,000 Term bonds as 3.60s.,
to 1984 inclusive. Principal and
93—were awarded to Dean Witter
from 1980 to 1993 inclusive.
Due Feb. 1, 1999. Callable as
?n
*s of^^ce in Fresno until
interest
19:30 a.m.
(F-A) payable rt tho
(PST) on Jan. 26 for & Co.
400,000 0.25s. Due on Feb. 1 from
of Feb. 1, 1969.
we
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
purchase of
.1994 to 1996 inclusive.
$59,000 school
Kernville Union School District,
San Jose, Calif.'
'"'
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
nuiiding bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1959.
Participating in the award were
Kern County, Calif.
nue 011 Feb. l
Sutcliffe, of San
from 1960 to 1977
Bond Offering — Francis L.; Herrington &
the following: Chemical Corn Ex¬
Bond Offering—Vera K. Gibson
Francisco.
elusive. Principal and interest
;
change Bank, R. W. Pressprich & Greiner, City Clerk, will Teceive
County Clerk, will receive sealec
Trl
Payable , at. the County bids at her office in Bakersfield Co., J. C. Bradford & Co.; Rey¬ sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
Upland School District, - San ■
Measurer's office.
^
:.-Bernardino County, Calif.. »;•< _
nolds & Co., Bache & Co., Schoell- Feb. 18 for the purchase of $1,until 11 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 3 for
municipal.. improvement
Chula Vista
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., Leq 200,000
Bond Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
City School District, the purchase of $65,000 . schoo
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.
Due
San Diego
County, Calif.
son,
County Clerk, will reeeivo
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 3 Higginson Corp., W. H. Morton & on
April 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Co. Inc., Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
sealed bids at his office iii^San
clusive.
Principal and . interest
^wing — R. B., James, 1959. Due an Feb. 3 from 1969 to ;Ine4
y ; ' Bernardino,-until 11-a.m. (PSTJ;
hiai ^ Cterkv.wili^receive sealed, 1979 inclusive-. Principal ami in¬ v.* Roosevelt - & Cross Inc., Spencer (A-O) payable at the City Treas¬ on Jan. 19 for thd purchase ofterest <F~A> payable at the Chunurer's office, or at the City's fis¬
tin: ^ft^ bu San; Diego, T.tercst.xr
tintii* 1A
wTtwo' in
j*.psysblc
111 1()-30
Trask & Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
-a.Tnir(PST) on J&nv;27 |ty"Treasurer's office.
Bond
Sale—The
$70,000 school
building bonds -offered Jan.. 13—
v. 189, p.
195—were awarded to
:
Bond Sale
—
The $5,000 school
Bond Sale—The
Orange County
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1959. Due on Jan.
to 1979 inclusive.
Dated Jan. 15,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at
the County Treasurer's
)! :
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1960
from.
15
office.
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approved
Legality
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
by
An¬
geles.
Yolo
County,
Calif.
Offering—C h
Bond
a r
1
S
e s
.
Paynton, County Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids at his office in
Woodland until 2
(PST) on
Jan. 15 for the purchase of $113,000 school bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
v
1959. Due
on
terest
(J-J)
Principal and in¬
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Datilquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
I
San Francisco.
Woodside School District$ San
Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $26,000 school
i
-
bonds
offered
Jan.
13
—
189*
v.
! p. 195—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association,
v
of San Francisco.
$2,000,000 3%
and 3y4% school building bonds
offered Jan. 12—v. 189, p. 93—
awarded
were
Bond
to
a
group
com¬
Nuveen & Co.,
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win¬
ston-Salem, Commerce Trust Co.,
Kansas City, E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., How¬
ard
C.
Traywick
&
Co.,
and
Spencer, Zimmerman, Pound &
of
John
Co.
Boise, Bench Sewer District, Idaho
Bond Sale—The
and
tax
Jan.
Offering
14
bonds
offered
189, p. 93 — were
awarded to a group headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.08, a. net interest cost of about
3.74%, as follows:
$368,000
4V2S.
1,708,000
4s.
from 1966
532,000
to
Due
1982
March
1
inclusive.
on March 1
1984 inclusive.
Due
to
3.80s.
1985
on
1981
to
3%s.
from
on March
1
1978 inclusive.
Due
3.70s.
from 1979
on March 1
1965 inclusive.
Due
to
from
1
Jan.
after
3J/4s.
March
on
at
able
National Bank,
First
the
in North
Vernon, or at the option
holder, at the Continental
National Bank and Trust
the
Company, of Chicago. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Warrick County
Bond
Offering
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Virginia O.
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Watson, County Auditor, will re^
sealed
ceive
until
bids
2
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 26 for the purchase
of $200,000 bridge bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1959. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1960 to July 1, 1968
inclusive.
Principal - and interest
(J-J)
payable
at* the ; (County
Treasurei*'s
ofifce.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
-y
f;;v'
Offering—R i
Bond
Bunten, City
sealed
h
.
a r
d
G
>
Clerk, will receive
oral
and
c
until 8 p.m.
bids
,
lor,
y
bids until
Bond Sale—An issue of
$125,000
bonds
group headed by the
Bankers Bond Co., Inc.
The
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
1,
school
building
sold to
was
revenue
1958
and
to 71978
mature
on
Northern
Trust
Co.,
of
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more.
inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Com-!
Lynnfield, Mass,
LawSprings/Legality approved by
son
Bond
bonds
196
ville.
i-
:"l
V
Hoskins,
D.
until
bids
19 for the
truck and
receive sealed
7 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
purchase of $18,000 fire
equipment bonds. Dated
; y
louisiana.
Allen Parish School District No.
(P. O. Oberlin), La.
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Massachusetts 1 ^ ^ t
$72 Million Bond Offering imJ
A syndicate
managed!
—•
public offering
to, make
about
Feb.
3
$72,000,000
:
Feb.
2
issue
an
revenue
on
of
or
abput
bonds, dated
1, 1959 and due Oct. 1, 1993,
will be callable for the
beginning Oct. 1
Bonds y
y'jy sinking fund
1964, and via refunding purposes
of Oct. 1, 1969. Of the proceeds
as
approximately $21,700,600 will he
a.m. (CST) on March
purchase ' ofy $160,000
school building bonds. Dated May
1, 1959. Due serially frbm'4960yto
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jointly by Harriman Ripley & Co
Inc., y Smith, Barney
Co., and
Halsey," Stuart & Co. Inc., plans
used .in
the
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minent
bids until 10
for
to
3.17^
Massachusetts
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1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
1961 to 1969 inclusive.- Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Harlan National Bank, in Harlan.
Legality y approved
by y Skaggs;
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville'.
t
5
school
14—v. 189
Higginson Corp. and Esta& Co., as 3.20s. at a
price
100.23, a basis of about
of
Jan.
yyw'
Jan.
awarded
were
—
brook
Clerk,; will
City
offered
1
$570,000
Lee
Loyall, Ky.
Offering—G.
Sale—The
j>
groiin
composed of F. S. Moseley & (V
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
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/'•' "-'pyy P"
;
massachusetts
mercial Bank of Dawson, in
Portland,
(CST) on Jan. 26 for the purchase
Chicago,
of
$335,000
sewer
construction 1969 inclusive. Interest M-NpLe-r
Phelps, Fenn & Co., First Secu¬
bonds. Dated Feb. I,' 1959. Due on gality approved by Chapman -&
Principal and interest (A-O) pay? rity Bank of Utah, N. A., Salt
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1972 inclusive. Cutler, of Chicago.;- ;yy--'
able at the City Treasurer's office. Lake City, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
f..
^
' J.I P;
Legality approved by Bannister, Bienville Parish
(P. O.. Arpqdia),
Legality approved by Tallmadge Fenner & Smith, Boettcher & Co.,
*'•
Louisiana ?i,
Kalman & Co., Stern Bros. & Co., Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
& Tallmadge, of Denver.
y
Des Moines.
C,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Ed¬
Bond Offering — Wm. I. Bobo,
ward L. Burton & Co., Coughlin
connecticut
Des Moines, Iowa
Jr., Secretary of the Parish Police
Bond
& Co., Atkinson & Co., June S.
Sale—The
$740,000 fire Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
!
• Southington,
Conn.
Jones & Co., and Chas. N. Tripp department bonds offered Jan. 12 til 10 a.m.
(CST) on Feb. -11 fo^
Bond Sale-r-The $826,000 sewer & Co.
—v.
188, p. 2693—were awarded the purchase of $180,000-.'court¬
bonds offered Jan. 14—v. 189, p.
to a group composed of the Harris house and
jail bonds, r Due Jrotn
illinois
195—were awarded to a
group
Trust & Savings Bank,
Chicago; 1960 to 1969 inclusive. '
composed of Hornblower & Weeks,
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank,
DuPage County School District No.
Jefferson Parish. (P. O. Gretna),
First of Michigan Corp., Rand & IS
Des Moines, and
White-Phillips
(P. O. R. R. 2, Lombardo), III.
'■■t:••.
Louisiana 'i *'' y:f-y..'L:
Co., and Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as
Bond Offering—B. S. Swanson, Co., as follows:
y
Certificate Offering.—- Sealed
3y*s, at a price of 100.18, a basis
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ $375,000 bonds as 33/4s, at a price bids will be received until % p.m.
of about 3.22%.
of
102.38, a basis of about
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
(CST) on Jan. 29 for the purchase
3.04%.
til 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 29 for the
of $250,334.78 street paving certi¬
florida
365,000 bonds as 3s, at a price ficates. Due from 1960 to 1969 in¬
purchase of $94,000 school build¬
of
101.39, a basis of about clusive.
Collier County Special Tax School ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due
■':"Vy,y'.p.'y
2.83%.
Dist. No. I (P. O. Everglades), Fla. on Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1977 inclu¬
V * *, Louisiana (State of)
"
sive. Principal and interest (J-J
-I Bond Offering—W. D. Reynolds,
Red Oak Independent School J
payable at a banking institution
:
Bond Offering—A. P. Tug well,
Secretary of the Board of Public
District, la. y.y
\
State
designated by the successful bid¬
Treasurer, will
receive
Bond
Offering—E.
B.
Instruction, will receive sealed
Lynch,
der. Legality approved by Chap¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
.v bids until 1;30 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
Superintendent of Schools, will
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Feb. 4 for the purchase of $20,f
receive bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
9 for the purchase of $1,490,000
000,000 highway' revenue bonds,
school
building
bonds.
Dated DuPage County Community Con¬ Jan. 29 for the purchase of $238,4
Series LR,
Dated Feb.. 1,"1959/
000 building bonds.
March 1, 1959.
solidated School District No. 89
Due on March 1
•
Due on Feb. 1 from..1960 to 1981'
i
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive, Call(P, O. Glen Ellyn), III.
Note—The abovev bonds orig¬
inclusive. Callable as of Feb. 1,
able as of March 1, 1969, PrinciBond Sale—The $195,000 school inally were scheduled to be of¬
1968. Principal and interest (F-A)
pal and interest (M-S) payable at building bonds offered Jan. 13—v. fered on Jan. 8—v.<188, p. 2693—
payable at the State Treasurer's
the Chase Manhattan Bank, New
189, p. 196—were awarded to the and cancelled.
; :
•;;
office, or at; the u State's "•fiscal
York City. Legality approved by Channer Securities
Co., as follows:
kansas
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1 agency in New York Cityy Legal¬
$75,000 33/4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
ity approved by Wood, King &
Kansas City, Kan. y
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
St. Petersburg. Fla.
1
Dawson, of New York City.
Vy.
Certificate Sale—The $2,500,000
120,000 33/2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond Offering—Geo. T. Grone.
the
from
1
Dec.
for
to
1989
inclusive.
Interest j-j
Legality approved by Niles, Bar !
ton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of
Balti,
a
1959
11
a.m.
(EST) oirjan
purchase of $135 00
system bonds. Dated Jan
1, 1959. Due On Jan. 1 from lqar.
29
water
Bond Offering — L. L. Smith,
Secretary-Treasurer of the'Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
iowa
Council Bluffs, la.
.
Bond
Oct. l from 1959 to 1969 inclusive;
connection
,
with
the
re¬
demption of the outstanding 2 % %
Mystic - Bridge
revenue
bonds.
Other purposes of the issue will
be to pay; for the acquisition from
the CoihiTionwealth of the
Logan
International
Airport
•
.
.
Monday, January 19(
jg-j
.
.
Keedysville, Md.
Offering—Charles K Tav
Mayor, will receive sealS
ap¬
Hopkins County (P. O.
Madisonville), Ky.
Bond
(P. O. Boonville),
Indiana
Louisville.
of
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1988 and 1989.
tional Bank of Oregon,
nu¬
interest pay¬
after Jan. 1, 1969.
any
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
1,
Others in the account: First Na¬
on
ment date on or
on March 1
1987 inclusive.
Due
inverse
callable in
are
Corbin. Legality
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
p.m.
inclus-
1965
to
1962
merical order
—
484,000
2
sive. Bonds due in 1970 and there¬
Due
to
until
bids
(CST) on Jan. 28 for the purchase
of $600,000 sewage works revenue
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
v.
from 1962
from
Philip Roan,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 4:30 p.m. (MST) on Jan.
$1 for the purchase of $125,000
general obligation water extension
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
$4,350,000 sewer,
revenue
—
664,000
Colo.
sealed
receive
Illinois
idaho
Dorothy J.
—
Moore, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
of
—
594,000
colorado
Westminster,
V
Sale—The
Bond
'
/
(P. O.
Jam 15 from 1960 to
1976 inclusive.
!'
:b-
p.m.
County, County School
Columbus), Ga.
District
posed
Woodland School District,
n
Bond Offering
Muscogee
tional Bank,
North Vernon, Ind.
georgia
bonds.
building
school
$100,000
.
.
(392)
and
.Field
cpm
'the
and
Hans-
purchase of
facilities of the Boston Port Com¬
mission. ;.y y-
vy •;
■^PV-''.;,;pP.;'--,1
Salem, Mass.
"
.-p$100,000 de-j
partment equipment bonds offered;
Bond
Jan.:,13
Sale
The
—
189, p. 196 —were
the
Boston .Sale
Deposit & Trust Co., Boston,'as
2.20s, at a price of 100.23, a basis
of,about 2.12%.
y
"
—
v..
awarded ,n to
,
_
-
.
y
>
■
<
michigan
Clarkston
Community School Dist.,
Michigan • :
»
The $1,000,000
building and site bonds offered
Jan. 12 — v. 188, p. 2789 — were
awarded to a group composed of
the
First ; of I Michigan
Corp,
Blyth & Co:, Inc., Braun, Bos\yorth; &, Co.,
and- McDonald-
...
v
v
.
...
>
.
Bond
•
Sale
—
Moore & Co.,. at a price of 100.01,
net interest cost of about 3.94%,
a.
follows:
as
$100,000;
•
'-yi;y'-y:y*'y: vV
4l/2,s.' Due
on
June 1 fropi
•
•
1959 to
115,000 41/4s. Due
;
1963
.
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
certificates
offered Jan. 15—v. 188, p. 2789—
Peoria County School District No.
were awarded to a group headed
66 (P. O. Bartonville), III.
by Ira Haupt & Co., and GoodBond Sale—The $315,000 school
body & Co., jointly, at a price of
building bonds offered Jan. 13—
par, a net interest cost of about
v.
189, p. 196—were awarded to
4.08%, as follows:
Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Ba¬
$625,000 5s. Due on April 1 from con, Whipple & Co., jointly, at a
I960 to 1969 inclusive.
price of 100.0003, a net interest
285,000 4s. Due on April 1 from cost of about 3.52%, as follows:
cigarette tax
revenue
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
450.000
.
from
.
3.90s.
Due
1973 to
1,140.000 4s. Due
on
1976
on
April
1
inclusive.
$35,000 4%s. Due
1959
to
1962
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
on
280,000 3%s. Due
April 1 from
1963
to
1973
City
man,
sealed bids until 10
000
a.m.
receive
(CST) on
Dated Feb.
1, 1959. Due
bonds.
Aug. 1
on
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Call¬
able as of Aug. 1, 1974. Principal
and
interest payable
Treasurer's
at the State
y
Legality
ap¬
by Stinson, Mag, Thomp¬
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
;
&
Corbin, Ky.r
Co., Francis I. duPont
Co., Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
Inc., Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.,
Courts & Co., Herbert J. Sims &
Co., Inc., Cutter, Bennett & Co.,
E. Ray Allen &
Co., Inc., Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, Fox, Reusch &
Co., Inc., and McDonald-Moore
Hammond School
&
& Co.
Seminole County Special Tax
School District (P. O.
Sanford), Fla.
Bond Offering—Bids will be
ceived until Feb. 10 for the
re¬
pur¬
chase
of
$3,200,000 school bonds,
it is reported.
Warrant
warrants
p.
Sale
—
offered
City, Ind.
The
Jan.
$2,250,000
13—v.
189,
196—were awarded to the Mer¬
cantile
National
Bank
of
mond, at 3% interest, plus
mium of $10.
Ham¬
a
pre¬
Jasper, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $121,000 munic¬
sewer bonds offered Jan. 14
ipal
were
ties
awarded to the
Corp.,
as
Jan.
bonds
revenue
awarded
were
to
a
group
composed of F. L. Dupree &
Water District, Maine
Belfast
y
cost
of
about
4.20%,
as
follows:
1959
87,000
to
4s.
1964 to
1963
1970 to
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on July
1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. In¬
The
inclusive.
on
1969
Ihkster), Mich.
$107,000 exten-"
Bond Sale—The $3,200,000 ger.improvement ^revenueeral building and .site. bonds ofoffered ...' Jan.
14
were?
~
bonds
93—were
syndicate headed by
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price 0
about 3.38%.
y
;
Dated
Nov.
15, 1958. Due on 100.09, a net interest cost of abou
y
Nov. 15; 1968, Principal and in¬ :4.14;%,,as follows:
terest payable at the Boston SaJe?
$800,000 5s. Due on Jan. 1 froJ
awarded to White
at
price
a
of
Co., as "3.40s,100.16, a basis of
fered
1978
dianapolis.
interest payable
Due
on
Dec.
on
1
from
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
are
to
Dec.
inclusive.
8—v. 189, p.
Jan.
awarded to
a
'• 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
Trust Conipany/' of
Legality
approve^; by; ^1,240,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 frps
i* 1970
to 1979 inclusive.
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge • «&
Rugg, of Boston.
4,160,000 4V8s. Due on Jan.1
from 1980 to 1985 inclusive
Deposit
and
maryland
Cecil
lic
school
awarded
$1,000,000 pub¬
construction" bonds
fered Jan. 15—v.
to
189,
p.
of¬
'93—were
a
group composed of
Mercantile
Safe- Deposit
&
the
dated
1
&
Dec.
from
Principal
1,
1959
and
at the First Na¬
Co., BaltimoreyBaker, Watts
Co., and Stein Bros. & Boyce,
a
cost
price of 100.04,
of
about
$150,000
1960
5s.
to
a
3.04%,
Due
1962
on
net interest
as
*
Other members of the
County (P. O. Elktori), Md.\
Bond Sale—The
at
inclusive.
bonds
1978
1 from
Due
terest (J-J) Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
1858.
Dec.
on
175,000 4i/4s. Due
V
and
Trust
$58,000 43/4s. Due
y
Qearborn 'TotvnShip School District
.No. B,' Fractional (P.. O.
Bond Sale—The
sion
Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Magnus & Co., and Pohl
& Co., at a price of
par, a net
interest
>
375,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
:
1978 to 1984 inclusive.
'
'
offered.
Merrill
City Securi¬
3%s.
9
June 1 from
..
Bond Sale—The $320,000 school
building
on
'1967 "to 1977 inclusive.:
'
Bache
1966 inclusive,
410,000 4s. Due
;
:
June l from
Boston.
kentucky
indiana
Other members of the account:
to
on
,
office.
proved
son,
MAlNEc^i^yp^
$650,:l»
obligation
general
inclusive.
1977 to 1984 inclusive.
will
Jan. 27 for the purchase of
Dec. 1 from
on
Clerk,;
1962 inclusive.'
B. J. Van
&
-J; from
inclusive.."^
7
syndicatt.
Goodbod^
Co., Int.
Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
McCormick
&
Co.,
Fahnestock J
Co., Allan Blair & Co., J. M.
&
Co., Pohl & Co., Inci,
DaJ
Fo3;
Walter, Wood)
Friday &
Magnus & Co.,; J. B. Hanauer
Co., and E. Ray Allen & Co., If
Reusch & Co., Inc.,
& Heimerdinger,
Detroit, Mich.
follows:
Jan.
Ingen & Co.,
Bond
Sale —A
syndicate com
posed of the Northern
Trust
•
50,000 4s. Due Jan. 1, 1963.
*4 Chicago, Chase Manhattan Ba^j
200,000 2%s. Due on Jan.-.1,from New York City, First Natiorm
1964
600,000
1968
to
3s.
to
1967
Due
1979
inclusive.s^V
on
Jan.
lv from
inclusive.tltr*
Bank, and Harris Trust & Saving
Bank, both of Chicago,
Trust Co.. New York City, J.
|
Number 5813
189
lume
Bond
Offering
public sewer bonds at a
000 000
•
■
/
w
.
_
.
-
'!■
-
Jan.
fered
Bank
Trust
&
cost of
follows: $40;-
100.019, a net interest
I
"
about 3.34%, as
000 3
I
I
'and
Vis, due on Jan". 15, 1962
1963; $250,000 3%s, due
15 from 1964 to 1968
$85,000
and
inclusive;
|
3.34%,
about
of
cost
interest
net
$55,000
follows:
as
3I2S, due on Jan. 15, 1962
.
3V4S,
$350,000
,1963;
J
Sales
(leaded
tve're
by Smith, Barney &: Co.
awarded
the
$10,790,000
bonds,
as
follows:
^6,000,000
|
I
l
|
revenue
,
system
supply
water
lison-Williams Co.
about 3.37%, as follows: $720,000 5s, due on Jan. 1 from
|
1964 to 1966
L
000
Jan. 1 from
on
1971
to
$3,900,000 314s, due
1972
from
to
on
tern revenue bonds at a price
;
of
•
100.009,
of
1
h
about
$995,000
'from
net interest cost
a
4.35%,
5s, due
1960
$705,000 4I2S,
1974
1970
and
$2,300,000
Jan.
■
to
1
from
1975
elusive.
1
due
on
in-
1989
to
.
790,000 public library bonds at
price of 100.019,
;
cost
■
lows:
-
15
$105,000 5s, due
from
1961
to
1965
on
Jan.
•
f
Among the
associates of Smith-
parney & Co. in the award of the
M-s ues
aggregating
$10,000,000
pere the following named- firms:
i 36,000,000
hu
v
°"'
Issue: Harriman Rip-
*nc-> Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
MQhn Nuveen &
Co.; Paine, WebMr Jackson &
Curtis; F. S. Mose&
Co.; Dominick & Dominick;
paearson,. HammiU & Co.; W. H.
prion & Co., Inc.;
Roosevelt &
Moss; Dick & Merle-Smith; J. A.
pogle & Co.
v\r'
Goldman, Sachs
W* Pressprich & Co.; W.
170,000 3.80s. Due
on
225,000 3.90s. Due
to
1978
1980
Jan. 1 from
Jan. 1 from
Burns, CorChanner Se-
Co.; Frantz Hutchinson
V>0.
.
&
call¬
Independent
No.
until Feb.
members
the
of
Offering
Minn.
—
Gretchen
water
works
1 from
revenue
gality approved by Dorsey,
Independent School
,No.
—
40
8, 1959.
NEW
New
Bond
JERSEY
Jersey (State of)
Offering—John
A.
Ker-
cick, State Treasurer, will repeive
sealed bids
on
or
about Feb. 16 for
the purchase of
$25,000,000 water
supply system bonds.
and
Orad ell
River
Edge Regional
School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The
Jan.
offered
bonds
94—were
awarded
$485,000 school
12—v. 189, p.
to
the
Jersey
State
Bank, River Edge> and Na¬
tional Newark & Essex Banking
Co., Newark, jointly,
price of 100.23,
a
a
3.05s, at
as
basis of about
3.01%.
Pine Hill School District
(P. O.
Camden), N. J.
Bond
Offering
—
fc
Dorothea
G.
Wilson, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 28 for
the purchase of $115,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
bonds
2514
p.
—
Bank & Trust
$218,292.85
The
6—v.
Jan.
offered
awarded to
were
—
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
3.80s, at a price of par.
and
189,
Reno, Nev.
the
tax,
purchase of $1,000,000 limited
general obligation bonds, as
follows:
1,
1959.
1961
from
to
Dated
1
Jan.
Due
on
1979
inclusive.
500,000 airport bonds. Dated June
1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
1960
to
1969
inclusive.
20,000 2V2S. Due on
and
Feb. 1, 1962
1963.
10,000 2%s. Due on Feb.
bonds.
Dated Feb.
Le¬
1960
1, 1964.
1, 1959. Due on Feb.
.,1960* to; 1964 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
a
place to be designated by the
purchaser, subject to approval by
the
City* Council.
Legality ap¬
from
1
Owen,
District
proved by Charles &
99, Minn.
Finance
Director, will
sealed bids
National Bank of Boston,
45 Milk
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Jan. 20 for the purchase
of
$35,000
main
water
bonds.
Due
on
extension
Feb.
1
from
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
sewer
extension bonds.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to
75,000
1974 inclusive.
Trauernicht,
$1,830,000
Jan.
13—v.
State
& Co., Ira Haupt &
Co., Kean, Taylor & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp., F. R. Cole & Co.,
Van Deventer Brothers, Inc., M.
B. Vick
& Co., and MacBride,
Miller
&
Co., taking $1,829,000
bonds as 3.85s, at a price of 100.07,
Pressprich
a
basis
of
about 3.84%.
Runnemede School District, N. J.
Offering
Bond
—-
Margaret N.
Jones, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
(EST) on Jan. 29 for
of $255,000 school
Dec. 1, 1958.
Due
on Dec.
1 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
until 8 p.m.
the
purchase
Dated
bonds.
payable at the
Camden
Camden. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
(J-D)
Trust
Co.,
South
Regional High
O. Lambert'
ville), N. J.
Hunterdon
School
Bond
$110,000 bonds, as follows:
The
—
offered
94—were awarded to a
composed of the National
Bank
of Newark, R.
W,.
c/o The First
Brownlee,
receive
of
Dover, N. H.
Offering — Norman T.
Bond
Sale
bonds
p.
group
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 27 for
cost of
1961.
(P. O. New Market), N. J.
school
Principal and interest payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by Dawson,
$20,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1,
S.
Piscataway Twp. School Districts
Bond
Offering—E. E. Gill, City
Co., Camdem Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dejafield & Wood, of New York Cijfy.
as
NEVADA
Bond
pay¬
able at the First Camden National
(P. O.
Street,
100.30, a net interest
about 2.58%, as follows:
1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1900 to 1975 inclusive.
Sale
of
Alden, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 26 for the purchase of $275,Dated March
Sale
school
will be re¬
17 for the pur¬
Greenwood, Miss.
Bond
American
Co.,
No.
sidewalk Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
Denver.
and storm sewerage system bonds
were
sold to a group headed by
NEW HAMPSHIRE
the Bank of Greenwood, at a price
syndi¬
Allison-Williams
&
of $700,-
Dated Jan. 8, 1959. Due
Principal and interest (J-D)
Frenchtown
Frenchtown), Mont.
Bond
Jan.
MISSISSIPPI
I
1.80%
•
Dec.
C.
Kalman
School $500,000 recreation bonds.
$450,000 school bonds, it
reported.
is
County,
School District
Minn.
47,
chase of
inclusive.
District
Offering
(P.
—
Margaret
.
E.
Pierman, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
(EST) on Jan. 27
purchase
of $1,250,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive. Principal and interest
bids until 8 p.m.
the
for
Principal (J-J) payable at the Lambertville
First National Bank, Lambertville. Le¬
National Bank of Boston. Legal¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
Bond Offering — Raymond F.
ity approved by Storey, Thorn- afield & Wood, of New York City.
Booth, City - Clerk, will receive
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Tenafly School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $182,000 school
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 Jan. 20 for the purchase of $190,- Lisbon School District No. 1, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $183,000 school bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 188, p.
to; 1980 inclusive. Legality ap¬ 000
public improvement bonds.
proved !by Faegre & Benson, of Due from 1960 to 1984 inclusive. building bonds offered Jan. 12 2790—were awarded to B. J. Van
were awarded to Townsend, DabMinneapolis.
Ingen & Co., as 3.10s, at a price
Picayune Separate School District,
ney & Tyson, as 3V2S, at a price of 100.08, a basis of about 3.08%.
!
Mississippi
Gaylord Independent School
of 100.13, a basis of about 3.48%.
District No. 732, Minn.
Bond Offering—A. L. Franklin,
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
NEW MEXICO
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
ceived until Jan. 29 for the pur¬ bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
Lea County, Hobbs Municipal
Merrimack County (P. O.
School District No. 16
chase of $400,000 school bonds, it 4
for
the
purchase of $40,000
of
Bond Offering—Melvin Carlson,
•:
will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
27: for the purchase of $420,000
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
Dated
Louis.
St.
District Clerk,
j
Hollandale,
and
Miss.
Feb.
1,
1959.
interest payable at The
>
•
f
1
.
reported.
Halstad
Indep.
School
District
No. 524, Minn.
Allison
3.60s.
-
Williams
Co.,
Inc.,
as
The bonds bear additional
interest
of
1959 to Jan.
2.40%
from
15, 1960.
Feb;
15,
Concord), N. H.
(P. O. Hobbs), N. Mex.
notes
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000
offered Jan. 14 were awarded to
general obligation bonds was sold
MISSOURI
the Concord National Bank, Con¬
to
Stern Brothers
& Co., and
cord, at 1.83% discount.
Boone County (P. O. Columbia,
Kirchner,
Ormsbee & Wiesner,
Dated Jan. 15, 1959.
Due on
Missouri
Inc., jointly, as follows:
Bond Offering—Maurice Dysart, Dec. 17, 1959. Principal and inter¬
$360,000 23/4s. Due on July 1 from
est payable at the Merchants Na¬
County
Treasurer, will receive
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
tional Bank, of Boston.
Legality
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
120,000 2!As. Due on July 1,1963.
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Jan. 27 for the purchase of $1,120,000 2.70s. Due on July 1,196*.
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
750,000
county
hosiptal bonds.
improvement bonds.
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
school
,
are
..f
Edina,
Esko•
Rapids
Bond Offering—Bids
interest
extra
an
Bond
000
thereafter
any
ceived
Co., J. M.
National
Bank, St. Paul, Caldwell, Phillips
Co., and Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.
Dain
on
Sauk
May 1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1960.
Other
cate:
purchase of $1,000,Dated
interest payment date
and after Feb. 1, 1975.
able
the entire issue will
In addition
from
on
and
1980
in
1972 to 1977 inclusive,
v
Dema-
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1975 inclusive.
Missoula
188,
.
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962 tb 1989 inclusive. Bonds due
District
! Bond Sale—The $20,000 general
w'a,
5lckson & Co.; Shearson, obligation- heating system "im¬
Co*;
R°osevelt
& provement bonds offered Jan. 9—
h ®ss: S; H' walker & Co.; Mul- v. 189,. p. 93—were awarded to the
a
-
•
Feb.
inclusive.
1971
to
button & Co.; Weeden &
Co/;
b5t Wylls & Co.;
eiim Pi,ckard> !nc.;orities
•/,
school building bonds.
000
on
inclusive,
1968
to
11969
is
-
l;S4,000^000 Issue:
v<
1961
75,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1 from
v
Feb. 5 for the
Scott, Barber: & Marquart, of Min¬
15,. neapolis. L ~
elusive; and $30,000 3%s, due
Jan. 15, 1982. i
:
"
:
•
189, p. 93—were
syndicate headed by
a
J.
Co., Inc.
Offering—Bids will be re¬
until 7:30 pm. (CST) on
ceived
inclu-
sive; $30,000 4s, due Jan.
1966; $625,000 314s; due on
Jan. 15 from 1967 'to 198i in-
-
L
of
a
net- interest
about;:3.59%, as fola
of¬
bonds
$140,000 3.20s. Due on Jan. 1 from
on
4V4S,
•
Independent School
District No. 742, Minn.
Bond
gen¬
Piper, iJaffray & Hoy wood, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.86%, as follows:
Jan,, 1
inclusive;
due
from
:
-
Jan. 1
inclusive;
011
1969
to
follows:
as
7.—v.
Jan.
carry
4,000,000 automobile parking sys-
school
obligation
awarded to
Jan. 1
inclusive.
1979
.
Cloud
St.
Savage),
inclusive;, and
r
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart, of Minne¬
apolis.
eral
&
Teresa
—
Jan. 20 for the purchase
.
Commerce Trust
& Co.,
Offering
000 notes.
'
account:
the
in
Others
Bradford
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., and
1,
Jan.
dated
are
able at
Independent School
District No. 191 (P. O.
inclusive; $1,380,-
3V2S, due
1967
<
bonds
Burnsville
bonds at a price of
100.004, a net interest cost of
_
Sale—The
Bond
1979 inclusive.
to
Co., Brown Brothers Harriman &
Principal and interest pay¬
a banking institution des¬
1959.
Minn.
Sale—The $610,000
inclusive.
Rochester, Minn.
clusive.
2693—were awarded to the Al¬
fered
Syndicates
—
in¬
1959
1
Feb.
on
1971
Portsmouth, N. H.
;
*■
$168,000 drain¬
bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 188,
age
p.
Due
Co., King, Quirk & Co., Incorpo¬
Bond Offering—Elfreda Reiter, rated, Rodman & Renshaw, The
National City Bank of Cleveland.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
MONTANA
28 for the purchase of $1,717,000
Carbon County, Joliet High School
bonds, as follows:
District No. 7 (P. O. Joliet), Mont.
$767,000 general obligation street
Bond Sale—The $189,000 school
and sewer bonds. Due on Jan.
1 from 1961 to 1977 inclusive.
building bonds offered Jan. 9—
950,000 special assessment local v. 189, p. 94—were awarded to
improvement bonds. Due 011 a group composed of Piper, JafJan. 1 from 1961 to 1970 in¬ fray & Hopwood, Allison-Williams
Mankato), Minn.
Bond
2%s.
1,036,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1972
additional
bear
inclusive.
1963
to
1,036,000
from'1964 to
1984 inclusive.
1, 1960 inclusive.
Jan.
to
The
(P. O.
$2,590,000 sani¬
v.
—
1960
terest of iy2% from April 1,
MINNESOTA
due
inclusive.
Additional
O.
Salp—The $175,000 school
Blue Earth County
on
Jan. 15 from 1964 to 1968 in¬
i'
(P.
Morris), Mich.
McDonald-Moore & Co.
and
clusive; and $125,000 3!2S, due
on Jan.
15 from 1969 to 1974
Genesee,
building bonds offered Jan. 12—
vi
139, p. 93—were awarded to
3l/2S,
15 from 1969 to
[ ' 1974 inclusive! "
530,000
pubilc utility lighting
| bonds at a price of 100.019, a
.
Mt.
Bond
due 011 Jan.
,
I
-
Jan.
on
Co., Jackson.
Fractional
(
196—
p.
Mt. Morris Consol. School District
3
...
14
13—v.
rais, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
sewer
Jan.
1979 inclusive.
bonds
The
Richfields and Mt.- Morris Townships,
^75,000 general: public improveI ' ment bonds at a price , of
!
189,
Thetford,
Vienna,
No.
I
13—v.
to
1980 to
awarded to the Jackson City
were
of
interest cost
follows:
310,000 33As. Due on Jan. 1 from
assessment water mains bonds of¬
sive.
>
'
$41,000 special
Sale—The
Bond
interest cost of
about 3.15%, as follows: $130,000 3V2S, due on Jan. 15, 1960;
$550,000 3s, 1 due on Jan. 15
from 1961 to* 1965 inclusive;
and $320,000 314s, due on Jan.
15 from 1966 to 1969 inclu100.0029, a net
-
net
a
1973.
1974
Twp.
I
r
.
Bond Sale—The
320,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1 from
2.20%,
(P. O. Jackson),
Michigan
Summit
vehicle highway
at a price of
000,000 motor
V fund' bonds
-.and
of
First
Michigan Corporation, at
plus a premium of $11.00.
•:
..
the
to
awarded
—were
Jan; 15, 1983 and
Is, due ori
:1984.
Mich.
District,
100.81,
$400,000 notes
189, p. 197—
were awarded to J. P. Morgan &
Co., Inc., New York City, at 1.87%
discount, plus a premium of $13.
Jan.
Note
Springfield, Mo.
tary
Sale—The
offered
,
system bonds offered
189, p. 94 — were
about 3.70%, as
awarded to a group headed by the
$185,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
New
York
City, at a price of
95,000 3.30s. Due on Jan. 1 from 100.07, a net interest cost of about
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
2.91%, as follows:
-70,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1, 1972 $518,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
of 1
Jan. 5—v. 189, p. 93
notes offered
$240,000
and
'inclusive;
1982
School
Louis.
Co., First National Bank, St. Paul,
at a price
Sale—The $280,000 school
&
Charles
53
Nashua, N. H.
Note
by
St.
approved
Trauernicht,
of
Legality
Court.
and Dean Witter & Co.
Kalamazoo.
Legality
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pauuock & Stone, of Detroit.
Note
E. J. Prescott
Co.,
Co., Juran & Moody, Inc., Harold
E. Wood & Co., Caldwell, Phillips
proved
Kalamazoo
Minneapolis,
&
of
Bank
&
Kalman
Co.,
100.058, a net interest
cost of about 3.53%, as fol¬
lows $1,520,000 5s, due on Jan.
15 from 1962 to 1967 inclusive; $360,000 4lAs, due
on
Jan. 15, 1968; $2,880,000 ZVzS,
due on Jan." 15 from 1969 to
price of
composed
1 group
National
& Trust
American National Bank
188, p. 2693—were
v.;
a
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at a bank or trust company to be
12—
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
awarded to
ject to approval by the County
of the First
bonds offered Jan.
building
National Bank & naat, Township Clerk, will receive
.sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
ust Co., mid Commerce Trust
Jan. 26 for the purchase of $33,both of Kansas City, and J.
261.47 special assessment road im¬
Wheat & Co., was the successprovement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
l bidder for the following gen1958. Due on Marcn 1 irom 19bP
.,1 obligation bonds totaling $6,to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
5 000, on which sealed bids were
interest
(M-S)
payable
at the
ened Jan. 13—v. 188, p. 2789.'
from 1960 to 1979
.
^
$980,000 school
Bond Sale—The
Garrett Ger-
—
4
1959. Due on Feb. 1
inclusive. Prin¬
Dated Feb. 1,
Indep. School District
Minn.
No. 377,
City
ottie
'
Madison
\
Michigan
1
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
First National Bank ot
-
1720
Drive, Kalamazoo), ^
Riverside
Chicago,
attle
(P. O.
Township
Kalamazoo
Continental
inois-National Bank & Trust
Inc..
Co.,
&
rean
(393)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
. .
.
from
Due
Note
Sale—The
$200,000
54
(394)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK
Co., and H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.
as
V/Zs, at a price of 100.14, a
Baldwin, Big Flats, Catlin, Erin,
Horseheads, Veteran and Cayuta
Central School District No.
Sale—The $33,000
Central
school
!
bus bonds offered Jan. 14—v. 130,
p. 197—were awarded to the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust Co. of South¬
of
100.01,
Spa, N.
Sale—The
$590,000
Dated
water
supply mains bonds offered
(»
,<L
13—v.
189,
94—were
p.
Jan.
3^s. "
" •'
Bankt
'-'v....''
_•/■;.
■
••
Y
building
1, 1958. Due
1959
to
1978
•
Camillus, Van Buren, Onondaga,
Blbridge, and Geddes Central Sch.
D.
re¬
The
payable at the Irving Trust Com¬
pany, in New York City, or at
the option of the
holder, at the
of New York
O.
Gowanda), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
$37,000 fire
pumper and building bonds
of¬
fered Jan. 8—v.
189, p. 94—were
awarded to the Manufacturers and
Company,
4s.
as
and Harford Cen¬
District No. 1 (P. O.
School
&
price of
3.19%.
Co., Inc.,
100.07,
a
as
Adams, Mc3.20s, at a
basis
of
about
Sale—The $120,000 water
bonds
offered
94
were
—
Jan.
14—v.
awarded
construction
&
piers
Airlines,
Air
France,
British Overseas Airways Corp.,
KLM-Royal Airlines, Lufthansa
German Airways, SABENA-Belgian World Airlines, and Scandi¬
.
ternational
Airport' total
of about 3.71%,
distribution buildings and
grading and paving of more
Bond
Y
Offering—Maurice
City
Sha¬
Chamberlain, will
sealed
bids
until
2
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 22 for the purchase
of $465,000 street and
sewer im¬
•
North
construction
pletion
of
to
a
include
new
the
Sewer
Dist.
(P.
O.
Wynantskill),
; Bond Sale—The $495,000
bonds offered Jan.
198
—
were
composed of
National
15—v.
awarded
to
sewer
189,
a
p.
group
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Commercial
Bank
control
tower,
construction of the world's second
New
York
International
Airport...,
__„_.$75,230,400
22,393,400
5,019,100
Y
1,424,700
^
1,200
Teterboro
Port"
Port
Port
Port
Airport
Authority Heliports..
Authority Building
Authority Bus Terminal
New
York
...
Brooklyn-Port Authority Piers..
Elizabeth-Port Authority Piers
....
...
George Washington Bridge
Total
capital expenditures for 1959..
Capital construction funds available
Operating
forecast
at
revenues
for 1959
$103,621,900. Net
on
debt service, while anticipated in¬
come
from investments amounts
to
$2,935,600. After satisfying debt
service requirements,
anticipated
net revenues of
$12,092,700 will be
available for transfer
to
the Au¬
$298,576,100.
The
capital
record
to
V.
budget
expenditures
service
for
Peekskill, N.
public the bi-state agency's antic¬
ipated budget for 1959
totaling
includes
debt
the
next
two years as required.
Jan. 8 made
of
$200,229,200 to cover the contin¬
during 1959 of the Author¬
ity's bridge, waterfront and air
uance
1962
and interest
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
National Bank of
White Plains.
ap¬
Caldwell, . Marshal,
Mitchell, of New York
Hanover, Sheridan
tral
School
and Brant Cen¬
District No. 1
(P. O.
Silver Lake),
Bond
Sale
N.
Y.
charges
The capital
expenditures
program show
033,000
189,
197—were awarded to a
^roup. composed of Kidder, Peabody & Co., R. W.
Pressprich &
over
cover¬
increase of $43,the 1958 budget. The
an
operating budget, including debt
service, is $6,440,500 over the pre¬
The $2,278,000
building bonds offered Jan. 15— vious
v.
—
are
p.
year.
The
ments in New
.York and New JerY
-Co.,"Bache &: Co., Coffin &
Burr, shy. Of this
amount,- $75,230,400
Inc., Kean, Taylor &
Co., Rand & will be accounted for
the
•
most
approved.- by
Squire,'
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Note
sedes
Dec.
bonds
offered
2694—were
White
&
8—v.
awarded
Company,
p.
J.
A.
to
3s, at a
of about
as
basis
a
188,
ceive sealed
bids
11
at his
a.m.
office in
(EST)
Jan. 20 for the
purchase of
000
school
building bonds.
Dec. 1, 1958. Due
to
and
interest
1988
on
Bond
$150,-
Road,
Barberton),
Offering
Bond
Ohio
G. L.
payable
in
—
sealed
Swain,
Education, will
bids
until
noon
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
Akron, in Barberton.
Revenues
Top
Previous
—
in
$1,068,000
1957
and
more
reflected
system,
James
the
according to
Shocknessy.
W.
street
gratifying," Mri Shocknessy said.
Sale —The
improvement
successively
of
nues
$57,796.56
limited
tax
1958
constitute
greater
and
long it takes for such
become
of
fully
'58
how
facility to
incorporated into
a
the economic system.
"The favorable revenue
of
reve¬
previous years
indication
an
meant
also
experi¬
that
the
Commission again.covered its com¬
mitments with a margin to spare.
special
The estimated gross revenue
825,000
assessment bonds offered
5—v.
188,
p.
2694—were
3s, at
as
a
Cartwright &
price of 100.78, a
basis of about 2.86 %.
Bond Sale—The
at
price of
about 3.68%.
a
100.62,
a
basis
of
ing, site purchase
offered
and
equipment
Jan.
13—v. 189, p.
95—were awarded to
Fox, Reusch
&
a
Co.,
for
total
the
of $20,compared
year
of
commitments
101,000 made
as
4s, at
a
Bonds in
000, and
the amount of
$10,595,-
for debt service
reserve
requirements
totalling. $3,679,000.
"The status of the Commission's
reserves
for debt service and non¬
provides
maintenance
soundness
after
O.
.
»
Bond Sale—The
$22,000 fire ap¬
paratus and building bonds of¬
fered Jan.; 5—v. ;
188, (p. 2694—
more
the
financial
than
Turnpike
Ohio
three
As
of
ot
1958,
years
Dec.
30,
following payment of the Decem¬
ber coupon on the Ohio Turnpike
Revenue Bonds, the* reserve
funds
balances compared with the bal¬
ances
of the same funds as of
Dec.
30, 1957, as follows:
Dec. 30,'58
Bond
Int.
Account
30,'5^
Dec.
$4,894,793
$6,488,312
Res. Maintenance
Fund
Rcserve
price of 101.29,
Township (P.
Cortland). Ohio
of
operation.
-0-
668,789
Account
2,788,117
Total
basis of about 3.84%.
Mecca
$19,-
of the operating
budget of $4,827,000, interest for
1958 on Ohio Turnpike Revenue
up
another reflection of the
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$205,000 build¬
bonds
with
recurring
Jackson
Dated
Principal
2695.
p.
Jan.
June 1 from
inclusive.
(J-D)
on
188,
super¬
issue of
our
.
Norton Local School District
(P. O,
3128 Cleveland-Masillon
ence
Columbus, Ohio
Easter-
Raleigh until
foregoing
report in
22.—v.
"The
$225,000 school
Jan.
price of 100.64,
2.88%.
of Local
re¬
The
—
the
"The steadily increasing use of
the turnpike by commercial ve¬
—
1960
capital
budget
includes
$104,068,800 for airpoft improve¬
,
Legality
Chairman
Ohio
Westchester, in
Government Commission, will
at the
Bank1.of Somerset
portation
Greenhills, Ohio
$110,000 munic¬
$87,- ipal building bonds offered Jan. 6
000 general purposes bonds.
Dated —v. 188, p. 2515—were awarded
Jan. 1, 1959. Due on March 1 from to Weil, Roth &
Irving Co., as 3%s
to
Principal
(J-D) payable
continuing incorporation of the
turnpike into the-nation's trans¬
ing the Port Authority's terminal
and
transportation development
Company,
City. Legality
ating
1982 inclusive.
New Somerset
than
City.
York
issues, leaving $107,229,200 to be
financed in 1959.
1960 to
and interest
approximately
City
1959
noon
hicles during '58 was particularly
Bond Sale—The
Co.,
Bond Offering—Harold H.
Lent,
Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on
Jan. 20 for the purchase of
until
Revenue from operation
of the Ohio Turnpike in 1958 was
ling, Secretary of Board
New
Fulton, or
holder, at the
Trust
already
sealed .bids
1958
$48,871,600.
of
Midland
$93,000,000
Education, will
receive
(EST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
j
of $855,000 building bonds.
Dated '
Feb. 1, 1959. Due on. Dec. 1
from
Year's
County (P. O. Springfield),
$4,694,793
$9,945,218
"During '58 also a much more
satisfactory level of service to
travellers by operators of turn¬
pike restaurants was attained and
the paving of the 16 service plazaa
was; .completed.:. :■
: I
^
j "While during: the year '58 the
Hayden, Miller
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc&
Co., as 4s> at a price of 100.28, Ohio Turnpike soffered the worsts
Carty, of New. York City.
£ basis of about 3.96%,
accident. jrr its history still its
•"'iiaiV.fix:.'
New York, City.
Legality .approved
were
awarded
,
Murdock
Turnpike Commission
(P. O. Berea), Ohio
OHIO
Clark
awarded to Sweney
Y.
District
(P. O. New Lexington), Ohio
Bond Offering—Helen
Clerk of Board of
Ohio
proved
by
Trimble &
Marine
amount,
has been provided
by prior bond
Northern i Local. School
Bank of
248,000
10,327,300
13,730,000
4,052,200
391,000
307,700
42,563,400
24,200,000
The 1959 Budget includes
oper¬
expenses of $98,346,900 of
which debt service
at the option of the
terminal construction
program. Of
this
'
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
First
National
Township Local School
Legality approved
District (P. O.
Massillon), Ohio
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood,
Bond Sale—The
of New York
$930,000 school
City.
bonds offered Jan. 14—v.
188, p.
2791
were
NORTH CAROLINA
awarded to Field,
Richards & Co., as 4s, at a
price
Sampson County, Western School of
101.61, a basis of about 3.81%.
District (P. O.
Clinton), N. C.
Madison Local School
District,
Bond Offering—W. E.
provement bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
1959. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960 to
1981 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A)
payable at the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust
Company of
Central New
York, in
Royalton. Le¬
gality approved by Squire,
Sand¬
and Dempsey of
Cleveland.
ers
sive.
$200,229,200
93,000,000
are
op¬
revenues for the year are
estimated
at
$58,028,700 before
&
Authority,
Capital Expenditures
Exceed $200 million—Donald
Principal- and interest
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
on
Anticipated financing required for 1959...$107,229,200
New York
1959
clusive.
(EST) on Jan. 28 for the purchase
of
$525,000 school improvement
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1959.
Due
340,800
Newark
Lincoln Tunnel
Feb.' 1, 1959.
Due
1960 to 1981
in¬
from
Clerk of Board of
are:
La Guardia Airport
Newark Airport
mated
of
1
tional Bank, North;
:
-
R00t
improvement
Dated
Dec.
on
receive
thority's reserve funds. Total an¬
Co., Albany, and National
ticipated reserves at the end of the
City Bank of Troy, as 3.70s, at a
year would amount to
$75,970,000
price of 100.07, a basis of about
which is $870,000 above the esti¬
3.69%.
Port
bonds.
By
individual
facility,
the
planned 1959 capital expenditures
com¬
erating
Greenbush, Wynantskill
:
*,
•
E.
Education
will receive sealed bids
until noon
(EST) on Feb. 4 for the
purchase
of ; $320,000
school
additional
;A total of $4,052,200 has been
lel runway system and the Air
provided for continuation of the
Mail Facility Building,
improve¬ development of the Elizabeth-Port
ments to existing
runways, and Authority
Piers.
This
includes
the start of construction of addi¬
completion of the dredging work
tional air cargo buildings.
for
the new
Elizabeth Channel
At
La
Guardia
Airport, the and the start of construction of
budget provides for the expendi¬ berthing facilities.
ture of $22,393,400 for various im¬
The 1959 budget includes ex¬
provements to terminal facilities, penditures of $42,563,400 in con¬
runways, taxiways, parking lots, nection with continuation of con¬
roadways, and utility systems, all struction of the Second Deck of
of which are a part of the exten¬
the George Washington Bridge. A
sive redevelopment program at total of
$24,200,000 has been pro¬
this airport.
vided for possible initial expen¬
Newark
ditures
Airport
in
capital
ex¬
connection
with
the
penditures
total
$5,019,100,
of construction of the Narrows
which $4,389,000 is allocated for
Bridge.
Company of
$39,000; Federation
Bank and Trust
Company $39,000; The Amalgamated Bank of
New York
$26,000; Kings County
Trust Company,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
$23,000; Underwriters Trust Com¬
pany $12,000.
.Bond Offering—Ernst
Cierk of the; Board of.
cargo
the
District
°h*°
Y
,
includes construction of additional
open areas.
Schonl
North Royalton Local Sch.
.
covers
Local
•
Warren), Ohio
Sale—The
$88,000 school
building bonds offered Jan.
7^>v
188, p. 2695—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co.
the completion of the dual paral¬
Company of
Sterling Na¬
$48,000;
-
Bond
Brooklyn-Port Au¬
Narrows Bridge
York
Lowe, Chairman,
Fulton, N. Y.
two
of
~
the
at
Township
District (P. O.
"
thority Piers. ; ;
/./
7 :
Further development of Port
Newark accounts for anticipated
expenditures of $10,327,300. This
navian Airlines System.
In addition, the New York In¬
New
E.
Weigold & Co., Inc., and George
Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., jointly,
as 3%s, at a price of
100.36, a basis
piro,
Seaboard
Western
$171,000; The Bank
$162,000; Grace Na¬
p.
Chas.
to
189,
B.
ceive
for
Trust
Fishkill, N. Y.
Bond
facilities
gar
Co.
New York
Bond Sale—The
$620,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 13—v.
189, p.
197—Were awarded to
at New York In¬
Holland Tunnel
Dryden), N. Y.
JEntee
Trust
a
Y
~
Airport is the com¬
hangar for American
tional Bank of New York
$58,000;
Empire Trust" Company $53,000;
United States Trust
Dryden, Groton
tral
Midland
tional Bank & Trust
New
York
■<
Traders Trust
Marine
of New York
Nanuet National
Bank, of Nanuet.
legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Collins Fire District
(P.
pletion of
New York
-
American Air¬
Airlines and construction of han¬
inclusive.
—
'C
Also included
ternational
bonds.
Dec.
.
for
and United Airlines.
on
City, N. Y.
District No. 1 (P. O.
Camillus),
;Note Sale—Comptroller, Law¬
':r New York
;:; rence E. Gerosa on January 13
Bond Sale ■
The $2,304,000 awarded $10,000,000 tax anticipa¬
school building bonds offered Jan. tion notes to twenty banks and
13—v. 189, p. 197—were awarded trust companies participating as
to a group headed by the Marine members of the City of New York
Short
^Trust Co. of Western New
Term
Financing
Group.
York,
Buffalo,* as 3.70s, at a price of The award consisted of an au¬
100.88, a basis of about 3.62%. thorized issue of notes dated Jan.
Others in the account: Blair & 14, 1959 payable May 6, 1959, sub¬
ject to redemption on or after
Co.,
Inc.,
Manufacturers
a n d
•Traders Trust Company of Buf¬ April 27, 1959. The notes bear in¬
terest at the rate of 2% and are
falo.
Roosevelt
&
Cross, Haysubject to redemption at the op¬
den, Stone & Co., R. D. White &
tion of the Comptroller
upon no¬
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tice given five days prior to such
tion,' Coffin & Burr, Andrews &
redemption date.
Wells, Inc., Tripp & Co., Inc.,
The participating banks and the
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
Notes
alloted
are:
The
Chase
Tilney & Co.
Manhattan Bank $2,193,000; The
Clarkstown and Orangetown Union First National
City Bank of New
Free School District No. 8
York $2,103,000;
(P.O.
Chemical Corn
Nanuet), N. Y.
Exchange Bank $912,000; Manu¬
facturers Trust Company
Bond Offering—John H. Ren$908,ken, Jr., District Clerk, will re¬ 000; Guaranty Trust Company of
New York $843,000; Bankers Trust
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
(EST) oilJam20 for the purchase Company $830,000; Irving Trust
of
$2,135,000
school
building Company $540,000; The Hanover
L>onds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Bank $511,000; J. P. Morgan &
June 1 from 1960 to 1988 inclu¬
Co., Inc. $281,000; The New York
Trust Company
sive. Principal and interest
$248,000.
(J-D)
terminals
lines, Eastern Airlines, Northwest
Airlines, Pan American World
Airways, Trans World Airlines
.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First Trust & Deposit
Co., Marcellus. -Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
awarded
to the Ballston Spa National
us
school
Dec.
11 from
■
i
the
1
on
Y.
$23,000
No.
City, including
ceive sealed bids until 2p.m. (EST)
Jan. 29 for the purchase of
2%s, at a price
basis of about 2.74%.
a
Ballston
Bond
1'-
:
School District
(P. O. Marcellus), N. Y.
Bond -Offering— William
Johnstone, District Clerk, will
New York, as
ern
includes continuation of construc¬
tion of Terminal
Marcellus, Skaneateles, Camillus,
Onondaga, SpafFord and Otisco
1
Monday, January 19,
■
Mecca
largest air cargo center, additional
hangar facilities and* industrial
buildings. - Budgeted expenditures of $1,424,700 at Teterboro Airport are
for industrial
building develop¬
ment and additional hangar facil¬
ities. •.
; - :
••
The marine terminal budget for
1959
totals
$28,109,500. Of this
amount, $13,730,000
covers
the
completion
of
construction
of
Piers 1, 3 and 10 and the start of
Authority's development at New
York International Airport. This
basis of about 3.48%.
(P. O. Horseheads), N. Y.
Bond
part by continuation of the Port
,.
.
.
to
■
•••.
•»-"*»
,
,
.tj*
■
(395)
Number 5813
I89
ume
safe
a
as
erdinger.
of operation.
The West Geauga Local School District
however, continues t1 (P. O. Chesterland), Ohio
1 Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
oGek methods to improve furr
the-safety factors incorpo- building bonds offered Jan. 6—
v.
>d in the design of the turnpike
188, p. 2515—were awarded to
to
curb the, minority ' of Wm. J! Mericka & Co., and Swever<; which
persists in disre- iiey Cartwright & Co., jointly, as
•ding tlie rights and safety of 334s,"at a price of 100.09, a basis
A.
;
•
ers."
'
*"
' *"V:~ of about 3.73%.
years
g
mission,'
;
<
-
Cartwright &
about 3.98%.
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $505,000 special
cessment sewer
district bonds
Icred Jan. 12-V. 188, p. 2791ere awarded to the First Clevend Corporation, and Stranahan,
ark County
$495,000
bonds was sold to B. J.. Van
& Co., as 3s, at a price of
)0.86. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
tv
t
—
The
Offering
Bond
Ohio
—
District No.1 7
v*
receive
Parker,
Education, will
bids until 3 p.m.
inclusive.
Munson, of
■
10
3,-Bond
were
Offering—J. C. Beckloff,
until
bids
2
(CST) on Jan. 20 for the pur¬
of $12,000 school building
Due from 1961 to 1972 in¬
p.m.
chase
interest
bonds.
payable at the Ohio Na-' clusive.
Legality
Northeastern Oklahoma Agricul¬
approved by Bricker, Evatt, Bar¬
tural and Mechanical College
ton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Colum¬
(P. O. Miami), Okla.
bus.
(A-O)
tional Bank of Columbus.
*
.
-■
Note
;«
The
—
Bond Sale—An issue of
foregoing} bondsi
dormitory
scheduled" to be
originally
were
offered
Dec. 30—v.
—and
on
188, p: 2791
postponed.'
fv
'
}
.
Vanlue Local School District,
Ohio
of par.
$345,000 building bondsf. -"Dated
Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.: 1 from
1960 to 1982 inclusive.- Principal
land.
.
.
,
.
City
.
....
School
Bond Sale—The
improvement
•
District,
"-A
Ohio
..
•
Sale—An issue of $50,000
city hospital extension bonds was
sold to ft. J. Edwards, Inc.
Due serially from 1961 to 1970
«
Bond
to.Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and.
as
4s, at
°L about
f
&
Co.,
jointly,
frrice of 101.80, a basis
a
3.84%.
v
Warren, Ohio
*
i
Bond Sale—The $3,600,000 sewimprovement bonds offered
:
..
.
offered' Jan.
14—v. 188, p. 2515—were awarded
Bond
-
Ore.
Sale—The
$20,000
swim¬
Jan. 12—
189,-p.~ 198—were awarded to
the
United States
National Bank
of Portland! '
Central
~
Lincoln
People's
Utility
*
Jan. 9
—
^warded
■w.
,
v,
to
Lehman
2695
syndicate
188,
a
p.
Brothers,
as
]Jr,£0}Qf . 101,41,,a basis
-
Other
members
of
—
vwere
(P. O. Newport), Ore.
Bond Offering—John Greenbo,
headed
4s, at- a. Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
of about tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 9:30 a.m. <PST) on Feb. 10 for
the -svnd.i-
jaie:} Salomon... Bros. & Hiitzlsr,
^llgartcn
District
&
Co., Ira - Haupf ~ &
Dick & Merle-Smith,. Gregdry
f Sons, E. F.
Hutton & .Co., El^gg,& Co., Inc.; Hirsch" & Co.}
JA. J. Mericka & Co., Raffensf
Perger, Hughes & Co., Inc., West-
the
purchase of
$450,000
electric
1959.
1979
interest
revenue-bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive;-Principal
1960 to
and
( J-J) payable at the United States
National Bank of Portland. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
a
p.
supple¬
issue of
199.
decrease
The
by
Authority
a
Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
National Bank, Glen Lyon.
$3,550,000
syndicate
Lestrange &
700,000 21/2%, 3%, 3y4% and 3y>%
Series D refunding bonds offered
for sale on Jan. 13 by the State
27.69%.
agent for the
Authority.
Development
fiscal
Puerto Rico Ports
RHODE ISLAND
North Kingstown,
Sale
Bond
—
The
R. /.
$155,000 land
purchase
and
school building
bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 189, p.
199—were awarded to ToWnsend,
Dabney & Tyson, as 3.60s, at a
price of 100.30, a basis of about
3.55%.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Spartanburg County> Cowpens
Water District (P. O.
Bond
Spartanburg ), S, C.
Offering—S. A. Moseley,
Chairman of Water District Com¬
mission, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 27 for
*he purchase of $600,000 water¬
works system bonds.
Dated Feb.
1, 1959.
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building Authority (P. O.
Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond Sale—The block of $9,-
of
Government
Bank for Puerto Rico is the
1990
to
Due on Feb. 1 from 1962
inclusive.
and
1972
Bonds
thereafter
are
due in
callable
1, 1971. Principal and
(F-A) payable at Com¬
mercial National Bank, of Spart¬
of Feb.
as
interest
$1,425,000 serial bonds, for $45,000 2V2S, due on Feb. 1, 1961; Public School Employees' Retire¬
$45,000 2%s, due on Feb. 1, ment Board—v. 189, p. 94—were
1962; $50,000 2.90s, due on awarded to a syndicate headed
Feb. 1, 1963; $50,000 3s, due by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at a
on Feb. 1, 1964; $50,000 3.10s,
price of 94.369.
due on Feb. 1, 1965; $50,000
Associates in the purchase were
3.20s, due on Feb. 1, 1966; the following: Goldman, Sachs &
$55,000 3.30s, due on Feb. 1, Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Blair &
1967; $55,000 3.40s, due 011 Co. Inc., Stone & Webster SecuFeb. 1, 1968; $55,000 3y2s, due ties Corp., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
on Feb. 1, 1969; $60,000 3.55s,
Ira Haupt & Co., John Nuveen &
due on Feb. 1, 1970; $60,000 Co. (Inc.), Hornblower & Weeks,
3.60s, due on Feb. 1, 1971; Baxter & Co., Bache & Co.
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter
$65,000 3.65s, due on Feb. 1,
1972; $65,000 3.70s, due on & Bodine, Thomas & Company,
Feb. 1, 1973; $70,000 3.3/4s, due Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., The
on Feb. 1, 1974; $75,000 3.80s,
Ohio Company, R. D. White &
due on Feb. 1, 1975; $75,000
Company, Fahnestock & Co., El3.85s, due on Feb. 1, 1976; kins, Morris, Stokes & Co., M. M.
$155,000 3.90s, due on Feb. 1, Freeman & Co., Inc., Hulme, Ap1977 and 1978; $170,000 3.95s, plegate & Humphrey, Inc., Jan¬
due on Feb. 1, 1979 and 1980; ney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.
The Robinson-Humphrey Com¬
and $175,000 4s, due on Feb.
pany, Inc., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
1, 1981 and 1982.
2,125,000 40-year
term bonds. F. W. Craigie & Co., Malvern Hill
Due on Feb. 1, 1999, as 4.30s.
&
Company
Incorporated, The
ming pool bonds offered
v.-
sale
passengers
Secretary of the Board of
Co., as follows:
OREGON
Athena,
p.m.
Philadelphia.
by Arthurs,
anburg, or at the option of the
holder, At any bank in New York
mutually
City,
agreed
upon
by
and the District.
Legality
approved by Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
-
the
purchaser
Union, S. C.
T. Gregory,
receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) oh Feb. 3 for
the purchase of $800,000 combined
public
utility
system
revenue
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. DuG
Bond
Mayor,
on
.....
Offering—J.
will
March 1 from 1964 to
1983 in¬
MarAh 1,
1969. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the purchaser, or at
a
financial institution in New
York City. Legality approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
clusive.
Callable as
of
Charleston.
TENNESSEE
j
|
Alcoa, Tenn.
— City
Recorder
and
Treasurer
James A. Clodfelter announces that auction bids
will be received at 2 p.rh. (CST)
on
Jan. 27 for the purchase of
Bond
Offering
Inc.,
Co., Stranahan,
Harris & Company, Clement A.
able as
$400,000 electric system revenue
F-A. Legality approved by Burg- Evans & Company Incorporated,
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due oh
Kay, Richards & Co., Magnus &
win, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclu¬
Company, Ryan, Sutherland & Co.
Pittsburgh.
1
sive. Bonds due in 1969 and there¬
Other members of the syndi¬
after are callable in inverse nu¬
PUERTO RICO
cate: Thomas & Co., Blair & Co.,
merical
order
on
any
interest
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Stroud
payment date on and after Jan.
Bond Offering — Rafael Pico,
&
Co.,
Inc., Singer* Deane &
1,
1958. Principal and interest
Scribner, Moore, Leonard & President of the Government De¬
payable at the Bankers Trufet
Lynch, Ira Haupt & Co., Bache velopment Bank for Puerto Rico, Company, of New York City. Le¬
&
Co., Goodbody & Co., A. E. will receive sealed bids at the gality approved by Chapman &
Masten & Co., Steele, Haines & New York Information Office, 37
Cutler, of Chicago.
Co., Poole & Co., Boenning & Co., Wall St., New York City, until
TEXAS
Grant
& Co., Kay, Richards & 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 28 for the
Co.,
Penington, Colket & Co., purchase of $20,000,000 public im¬
Board of Regents of State
Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc., Reed, provement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Teachers' Colleges (P. O.
Lear
&
Co.,
and
Cunningham, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960
Huntsville), Texas
Schmertz & Co., Inc.
to 1979 inclusive. Callable as of
Bond Offering — Mrs. Florence
Dated
in! 1967
$40.0,QQ0 school
8
189,
our
Newport Township Schaol District
(P. O. Wanamie), Pa.
Bond Offering—T. S. Angradi,
purchased on Jan. 9 via ne¬
headed
inclusive.'
bbhds
McDonald-Moore
the
Tahlequah, Okla.
..
&
Wadsworth
to
inclusive.
(M-N) payable at the
National Bank of Findlay.
approved
by
Squire,
Denfipsey.-wof... Cleve-
sold
.
and interest
Sanders
Okla.
Sale—An issue of $15,000
fighting
was
of
Legality
-
equipment
bonds
Stroud National
Bank." >• A
'• :,
: ,
Due serially from 1962 to 1966
f i re
Jan. 29 for the purchase;
on
<
■
.
Stroud,
Bond
*
will receive sealed bids until noon
First
Agency, as 3s, at a price
Finance
Clerk of the Board of Educatipn,
(EST)
$765,000
student
union
bonds was sold
building revenue
to the Federal Housing and Home
Offering—Harold L. Lee,!
Bond
and
until
bonds totaling
gotiated
(P. O. Oakwood), Okla.
sealed
bids
Bradford Sanitary
revenue
receive
foregoing
the report in
Jan. 12—v.
H.
Secretary, will
O. Bradford), Pa.
Bond Sale — Sanitary disposal
of the Board of Education,
Clerk
will
interest
Note^—The
(P.
Dewey County Indep. Sch. District
No.
payable at the Fi¬
delity Trust Company, of Monroe¬
ville. Legality approved by Kirkpatrick,
Pomeroy,
Lockhart &
Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
and
ments
Wilbert
totaled 72,603
October,
1957, an increase of 6.01%.
In
the same month this year, there
were
4,332,105 pounds of cargo
moved, compared with 5,991,471
pounds in October of last year,
?rovement bond$. Dated March
(CST) on Jan. 19 for the purchase
$50,000 school building bonds,
serially from 1961 to 1970
15 from'I960"to' 1969
and
sealed
sealed
—
Holt-
John
School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
,'1959, Due on March 1 from until 7 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 28 for
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal the purchase of $29,000 general
and interest payablq at the Provi¬
obligation bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
dent
Tradesman Bank' & Trust 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to
Co., Philadelphia.
Legality ap¬ 1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott & terest payable at the Glen Lyon
of
';
Clerk-Auditor, will, receive
bids until noon", (EST) on
Jan. 26 for the purchase of $137,000 police and fire station build¬
ing bonds. Dated} Feb. 15,V1959.
Principal
H. K.
—
of $110,000
(EST) on Feb. 9 for the purchase
$335,000 general obligation im-
Oklahoma
..
Borough
—
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
of
(P. O. Carnegie),
Offering
Bond
receive
Due
scaled
inclusive.
School
Landes,
Clerk of Board of
City
Due on Oct.
Due from
Caddo County Independent
*
R. C;. Wells,
.
Jan.
$50,000
on
1970 inclusive.
to
'"j
and Pohl & Co., Inc.
Upper Arlington,
extension bonds.
sewer-
1961
p.m.
the
for
20
sealed
Offering
Bond
Overton,
receive
(CST)
purchase of
until 2
bids
will
Clerk,
Pa.
District,
Feb.
Pa.
Ambler,
>
Offering—Ruth
Bond
To-wn
School
>
Okla.
of October this
For the month
high school building bonds. Dated
general obligation building bonds
was
sold to the First National
Bank of Oregon, in Portland.
of
8.24%.
3'ear,
Offering
Bond
PENNSYLVANIA
'
Co., Kenower, MacArthur.& Co.,
W. E. Hutton & Co., Seasongood
& Mayer,
basis
a
OKLAHOMA
Beaver,
(P.O.
$1,250,000
chool building bonds offered Jan.
5—v. 188, p. 2791—were awarded
o
a
group headed by the First
leveland Corp., as 4s, at a price
f 101.37, a basis of about 3.84%,
Others
in the
account:; Ball,
urge & Kraus, Wm, J. ^Mericka
& Co., Prescott & Co.,.Provident
Savings Bank & i Trust. Co.,, of
Cincinnati, Sweney Cartwright &
Sale
Bond
'1 s-
}
Local School District
Massillon), Ohio
uslau)
101.08,
of
price
a
Cargo movement through the Air¬
port in November totaled 3,871,124 pounds, compared with 4,218,874 pounds in the corresponding
month' last year, a decrease of
schneider, Secretary of Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 19
for the purchase of $625,000 junior
School District
(P. O. Tigard), Ore.
23
6.2%, According to An announce¬
ment by Eduardo Garcia, Execu¬
tive
Director of the Authority,
compared with 68,489 in
Monroeville
Milton-Freewater, jointly.
Bond Sale—An issue
| about 3.63%
1960 to 1969- inclusive.
-
No.
gen¬
3.36%.
about
Washington County
11
v*en
iterest A-O.
price of 98.90.
both of
improvement bonds offered Jan. 8
-v! -188,™ p. 2695—were awarded
to* a' group
composed of - Field,
Richards & Co., Baxter & Co.,
Breed & Harrison, Inc., as 3%s,
obligation Toledo Univer-
ct. 1 from
a
$180,000
obligation bonds offered Jan.
8—v. 188, p. 2695—were awarded
to Goldman, Sachs & Co., as 3%s,
at a price of 100.06, a basis of
eral
189, p.
States National
at
Sale—The
Bond
system
awarded to the United
Bank of Portland,
199—were
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
*'■
Ohio
Sale—An issue of
Bond
meral
w a t e r
offered Jan. 13—v.
—
price of 100.05, a basis of about
24%.""V. ••
Toledo,
bonds
from
Pennsylvania
Co., Field, Richards &
Milton-Free water, Ore.
Co., * the First Cleveland Corp.,
Bond Sale—The $34,437.72 Ban¬
'and J. A: White & Co., as 3%s,
at
a
price of 100.27, a basis of croft improvement bonds offered
Jan. 12
v. 188, p. 2695 — were
about 3.72%.
awarded to the Valley National
Xenia City School District,
Ohio Bank, and the Bank of Commerce,
jointly, at 3V4s, at
arris & Co.,
ing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of New
Township School District,
Marple
&
Millef
com¬
.
Sale—The $260,000 gen¬
obligation
eral \
awarded
the Ohio
Company, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.,' McDonald & Co., Hay den,
15—v. "188, p. 2515—were
to a group composed, of
of 100.04,
at a price
4s,
as
basis of
group
a
200,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 15
1970 to 1989 inclusive.
Gladstone; Oregon
-
Bond
—
arded to Sweney
to
of
and 1969.
14,000 4%s. Due Jan. 1, 1964.
283,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1965 to 1979 inclusive.
r
'
posed
—
Reyholdsburg, Ohio
t
Westerville Exempted Village Sch.
Sale—The $130,000 water
*}'• *•
District, Ohio
tnm improvement notes, offered
£ Bond Sale
The $1,490,000
n
12 - v. 188; p. 2694 — were school building bonds offered Jan.
ote
awarded
Stroud & Co., Singer, York City.
^
Deane & Scribner, Schmidt, Rob¬
Astoria), Ore.
Puerto Rico
Ports Authority
erts & Parke, Janney, Dulles &
Bond Sale—The $346,000 gen¬
(P. O. San Juan), Puerto Rico
Battles, Inc., and Steele, Haines &
eral obligation building bonds of¬
Air Passenger Traffic Continues
Co., at a price of 100.10, a net
fered Jan. 12—v. 189, p. 94—were
to Increase
Passenger traffic
interest cost of about 3.75%, as
awarded to Blyth & Co., Inc., and
through International Airport at
follows:
the United States National Bank
San Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled
$80,000 4s. Due on Jan. 15 from 72,037 in November, 1958, com¬
of Portland, jointly, as follows:
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
pared with 67,827 passengers in
$49,000 5s. D\xe on Jan. 1 from
20,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 15, 1968 November of 1957, an increase of
1960 to 1963 inclusive:
Heim-
Co., and Walter, Woody &
were
Clatsop County, Knappa Consol.
School District No. 4 (P. O.
B. Joyce &
Co., John
&
heimer
highway was
iwice exceptionally good and
ally" was the best of the first
rrt
53
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
. . .
Feb.
1,
1959. Bonds due
and thereafter are call¬
of Feb. 1, 1966. Interest
Lackawanna County *
(P. O.
-
Bond
Sale—The
$300,000
-
Fahey,
July
terest
Scranton), Pa.
gen¬
obligation improvement bonds
offered Jan. 6—v. 188, p. 2695—
eral
White
City,
Phillips
Company,
Clark &
1, 1971. Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable in New York
or
at
the
ity approved by
Development
Juan. Legal¬
Mitchell, Persh¬
Bank's office in San
T.
Cotton, Executive Secretary,
receive sealed bids Until 10
will
a.m.
(CST) on Feb. 4 for the pur¬
of $5,147,000 Sam Houston
chase
56
(396)
The Commercial and Financial Chfonicle
Stale Teachers' College refunding
and' student
enue
on
*
terest Series A bonds. Due
•
Oct.
•
1
from
1959
to
1,300,000
bridge
bonds. Due
in-
terest Series B bonds. Due
\ /
I 4.
on
Bond
eral
1,000,000
park
bonds. Due
'f
\
The
1958
t>y
bonds
and
I
approved
Gibson,
Austin.
0 *
.
&
*.
,
.
„
;
1960 to
Oct.
1,
to legality
Gibson, of
as
Spence
*
-
dated
are
;
.
;
r ' '
_
-
bonds
the
to
Columbian
;
Due
from. 1959
to
Dec.
on
1963
1
dated
•
u
;
.
Garland,
•
,
TeXi
Bond Sale—The
-
tric, water and
system
public
library
(
.
I 360,000
Roanoke
Bond
Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn
&
Carthy, of New York City.
Mc¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
$750,000
unlimited tax school house bonds
bonds
p.
sold
was
to
a
group
Due
1
from
1960 to
Principal
and
Sale
Co., and
jointly.
on
189,
p.
Government
debentures
the interest
or
by owners who
of Canada.
group
—
are
■
;
~
theio
$75,000,000
aen
.of
to be redeemable
debeiitur
on
Feb.
and af
1, 1969, in whole or in
p
by lot, at the option of the
Prov
ince
of
Ontario,
at
redemptio
prices ranging from
1033o%
par, plus accrued interest."
4*
*
July
1
Wis.
Nuveen &
Securities
'44* [ * 4
•
Co.,
,4''
Tomah
(City), Adrian, Byron, ClifGrant, Greenfield, La Grange,
Lincoln, Oak dale, Ridgevifle, Scott,
Tomah, Wilton, Bear Bluff; Knapp,
ton,
Cutler, Kingston and. Orange
(Towns), and Wyeville and .4;
Camp Douglas (Villages),
Wis., Common Sch. Dist.
Joint No.
1
(P. O.
0
Tomah), Wis.
Bond Sale—The
1979
bonds
offered
$300,000 school
Jan.
12—v.
2516—were awarded to
interest
188,
p.
Robert W.
Edwards, Inc., Dallas Rupe (J-D) payable at the Farmers
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Good- &
Baird & Co.,
Inc.; as 2%s, at a
Son, Inc., Municipal Securities National Bank of Salem, or at the
body &.Cq., and Muir Investment
Co., First of i Texas Corp., and First National City Bank, New price of 100.53, a basis of about'
Co., at a price of 100.05, a net in¬
4 -;- • 4 '
Thornton & Co,,, pt a-,price of York City.- Legality approved by 2.76%. ' v " ; ' 4 ''
terest cost of about
3.79%, as fol->
100.001,; n, net, interest cost of Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
T
lows:
WYOMING
.v
4 -4': about
thy, of New York City.
4.16%, as follows:
$105,000 5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Natrona County School Districts
$130,000 3s4s..Due on Feb. 1 from
I960 to 1968 inclusive. 4
WASHINGTON
(P. O. Casper), Wyo.
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
;
•895,000 33/is: Due oh Jam 1 from
Bond
S a 1 e
The
620,000 414s. Due on Feb. 1 from King County, Kent School District
$1,465,000
R.
J.
'
*
:
.,,
.
—
1969 to 1986 inclusive.
f
•
:
•
;4*
'
Additional Sale
The $100,000
park bonds offered the same day
The
—
were
bonds
•40,000 3%s^ Due' on Jan.: l7front
1970 to i 1973-inclusive.:;,:*]
;: i
A-
Harris County (P. O.
proved
Parkhurst
Houston),^
of
Feb.
>
'
>
~
■
Blyth &
bonds
r-
-
-
sewer
offered
system
Jan.
189, j>;
199—were awarded to McClung &
Knickerbocker,
.
v.,.
Cn.
Feb.
for "the
5
-
(CST)
purchase
■
$>8,000,000 bonds,„ as 7ollo\\%:
16,000.000 road "bonds.4 Due
of
*
On
March 1, from 1960 to 1979 in-
*
.
elusive.
4
4-4'
.
2,000,(100' Flood Control District
.
bonds.
i960
•,
Due
March 1 from
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
$30,000
building bonds was sold to Eddleman-Pollok Co., as 4V4S. Dated
1,
1958.
Due
1982
to
1985
inclusive.
The
1,
1959, Legality approved by
Vinson,
HI kins, Weems &
Searls. of Ileus ion:'' •
;■
"
4,,44
.
Houston,
Bood
Offering
City
sealed
'
Mrs.
M.
until
H.
10
ob¬
ligation bonds, as follows:
*
$2,215,000
storm
sewer
bonds.
'
Due
on
1979
street
."•'
Due
March 1 from I960
to
inclusive.
1,100,000
•»
on
1969
bituminous
surfacing
improvement
bonds.
March 1 from .1960 to
inclusive.
Sale
sign and signal
on March 1
from
I960 to 1969 inclusive.
100,000
street
name
marker
a
1960 to
3,520,000
on
permanent
improvement
March
1
net
a
Due
on
1979
1,950,000
March
1960
Due
011
to* 1979
sewage bonds.
1
from
1960
inclusive.
street
bonds. Due
on
right-of-way
March 1 from
I960 to 1984 inclusive.
250.000
$2,090,000
Jan.
260,000
12—
1960
April 1 from
1973 inclusive.
to
794,000
3.90s.
1974
on
Due
to
863.000 4s.
1986
April
on
1
1985 inclusive.
1988
to
'
1989.
Other
ley,
First
Hess
Mosle
on April
1 from
inclusive. 4
I
Due on April 1,
4
4!
members
of
Southwest
&
syndi¬
Co.; Frid-
Rotan,
Co.; Eddleman
Pollak
Co.; Columbian Securities
Corpo¬
ration of
Texas; R. J. Edwards.
Inc.; Moroney," Beissner & Co.;
Provident Savings Bank &
Co.
-
Trust
of
Cincinnati; Russ & Co.:
Moreland, Brandenberger, John¬
ston
&
wood &
Currie, and ft.
Co., Inc.
3s, -aft ] a price of
basis of about 2.99%.
Others in the
group: Commerce
Trust
Co.,
Kansas City;- Piper,
Hop wood; J. M; Dain
Co.; Garrett-Bromfieid & Co.;
Barret, Fitch,; North $c Go.; Geo.!
Jaff ra y' &
K.^Baum & Co. and Zahner
& Co.!
CANtOA
$2,200,000
of
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb.
on
Due
1, 1965.
Feb.
1,
Feb.
on
-
Due
on
314s.
Due'
1968.
on
1,
%4
eral
Sale—The
$12,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Jan.
13—v.
189,
the
to
p.
Old
Spokane,
as
95—were
National
awarded
Bank
of
A, Under¬
Walla
140
County Sch. District
O. Walla
Walla),
Washington
(P.
,
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received by the
County Treas¬
urer
until
2
p.m. (PST) on Feb.
purchase of $800,000
building bonds.
5
for
the
Yakima County,
Granger School
District No. 204 (P. O.
Yakima),
Washington
Bond
eral
Sale—The
$35,000
obligation bonds offered Jan.
188, p. 2792—were sold to
13—v.
the State Finance
Ontario pursuant to
-quest from the
Province for
for
Committee.
of
Commission
an
a
re-
other
purposes of the Commis¬
These funds will be
added
Commission's
will
be
cash resources
utilized
among
things, for capital expendi¬
tures in connection
with its pres¬
ent capital
construction program
and
the
the
to
repay
temporary loans
outstanding
Commission
time
of
at
The
of
the
advance.
Commission estimates the
cost for
the year 1959 of the
present cap¬
ital construction
program at about
$196,000,000.
It
is
contemplated
that
temporary loans will be out¬
$12,000,000
an
amount of between
and
$18,000,000
the proceeds of
the
to
be
sion.
a
really too busy to>
health checkup once
advanced
to
before
debentures
the
year? Or do you put it off
because you're afraid your
doctor might find soma-
thing wrong?
If it's cancer
are
Commis¬
.
you're worried
about, remember that doc¬
tors
curing many more
are
cancers
to the
advance of funds
the
sion.
standing in
gen¬
States money.
from the sale
the debentures are
to be advanced
by the Province of Ontraio to The
Hydro - Electric Power Commis¬
to the
3 J 2S.
United
of
a
a
proceeds
which
Walla
No.
in
Net
sion
Prosser, Wash.
Bond
$75,000,000 4%%
price of 98.50 and
interest.
Dated Feb.
1,
1959. Due on Feb.
1, 1984.
The
debentures are payable as to
both
principal and semi-annual inter¬
est
Are you
have
of
accrued
1,
Feb.
issue
an
debentures at
I
>
'
280,000
the
Frederking;
&
4
District
&
Due
133,000, 3I4S.
a
4
1
School
as ".
100.03,
4"
,
inclusive.
Due
3 Iks.
1967.
„
Due
*
Feb. 1 from
on
.1966.
t
.J
$300,000 5s.
1964
3.10s.
interest cost of about
3.97%,
follows:
-
to
245,000 3s.
headed by Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., at a
price of par,
cate:
paving street
bonds.
from
inclusive.
2,865,000 sanitary
to
March 1 from
1969 inclusive.
1961
group
.
bonds. Due
The
g h
bonds
Feb. 1 from
Sale,—The
$895,000 314 s. Due
4
offered
basis of about 2.99%.'
425,000 : H i
.
188, p. 2516—were awarded to
v.
from
traffic
bonds. Due
\
Frederking, jointly.
Bond
4
a
3.47%,
'
T exas
as
200,000
^
■
building bonds
$1,040,000 District No.- 2 bonds as
3s, at a-price of 100.04,4a
(P. ;0. Seattle), Wash.
Bond ;
Spring Branch Indep. Sch. Dist.
a.m.
pur¬
&
headed by the Northern Trust
Co.,
Chicago, as follows:': ••4 -y •: "
,
,
will
(CST) on Jan. 29 for the
chase" of $20,245,000 general
-
■
about
12—v.. 188, p.
to A group
awarded
general obligation building bonds '4.. .44..;
ONTARIO
offered Jan. 13—v.
189, p. :95—
Ontario
(Province of)~
~
were
awarded to the Chemical
Debentures Marketed in U. S.—
Corn Exchange
Bank, New York
A syndicate headed
City, and California Bank, of Los
by Harriman
Angeles, jointly, at a price of Ripley & Co., Inc., and Wood,
100.02, a net interest cost of about Gundy & Co., Inc. made public
offering in this country on Jan. 14
3.17%, as follows:
Legality
Texas
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 school
house bonds offered Jan.
12—v.
189.' p. '95 — were
awarded
to
lev
Secretary,
bids
from
Rowles, Winston & Co., and Frid-
Tex.
—
Wester.man,
pecOive
•'1
of 100.01",
of
to 1964 inclusive.
.No* 403
.
Robstown Indep. School
District,
March
&
on Feb. 1 from
1969 to 4974, inclusive.
■.
•
v
by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
•
dated
are
Jan.
King County, Renton School Dist.
approved
to 1979 inclusive.
bonds
serially
a
.
220,000 3V2^ Due
-
Orange), Tex.
Nov.
to
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
,
*
f
4>1961
^
;
cost
,124,000 314 s. Due.
•
v..
price
a
interest
4
%*, :
§1()6,00() '37ias. Dub on
revenue
Orange County, Bancroft Common
School District No. 3 (P. O.
a.m.
offered
2516—were
follows*:
as
13—v.
coaled bids until 10:30
sold
was
Co., Inc., and Foster
Marshall, at
net
»
Sale—The $600,-000 water
works" and
bonds
Seattle,
&
'Bond Offering—-• S.. B.:
Bruce,
County
Auditor,: 'will ' receive
;
building
,
Orange; Texas*
bonds
Wash.
group composed of the SeattleFirst National
Bank, of
ap¬
,
Bond
(P. O. Seattle),
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
1,
1,
*
Texas
./ -
Feb.
Legality
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
415
.
as
ip69.j
Jam U
on
No.
-
and. recallable
1979." Interest F-A.
-
\10,000 3,14s. Due
dated
are
1939
awarded to the Dallas Union
Securities Co., as follows:- *
$50,000 '3%'s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to 1968 inclusive. "
1973 to 1991 inclusive.
k
non-residPtt
,
The
Channel*
Tn
w'
from
1
on
4 The
are
follows:
July
Due
-
County (P.O. Salem), Va.
Dec.
on
tax
Canadian.
—
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
inclusive.
composed of
Dist.,
a
as
awarded to John
were
office, Room 222, Finance
Bldg.* Caiptol Square, Richmond,
until noon (EST) on Jan. 29 for
the purchase of $2,600,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Consol. Indep. Sch.
(P. O. Hurst), Texas
District
3.40s.
United States
presently imposed
$400,000 gen¬
eral
obligation; refunding; bonds
offered Jan. 14
v.
189, p. 95 —
sion's
Hurst-Euless
to
Hales Corners,
Bond
(M-S) payable at the nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
Manhattan Bank, of New mission
on
Local
Debt,
will
City. Legality approved by ^receive sealed bids at the Commis¬
Chase
reve¬
%4. \ :*r
interest
the debentures will
be pavahlo
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive.
•
..
VIRGINIA
Sch.
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Orange National
Bank, Orange. Legality approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems' &
Searls, of Houston..
•.
.*•;.
system
Due
^
not be payable in
respect of tk
13—v.
3.27%,
about
$390,000 3s.
sive.
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
York
offered Jan. 13—v. 189,
199—were awarded to a group
composed
of' Gregory* &
Sons,
nue
alarm
March
on
and interest
$1,000,000 elec¬
sewer
and
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
x
.
station
Dated March 1, 1959. Principal
|
ap¬
v
.
Trus¬
fire
general improvement
bonds. Due on March 1 from
proved by McCall,' Parkhurst- &
Crowe, of Dallas.*
*
of
Feb. 5 for the
on
100,000
Dec. .1,
Legality
Board
of
cost
Miller,
19
currency of the
$750,000 school
Jan.
' awarded
were
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due on
Dec. 15 from 1959 to 1981 inclu¬
Due on March 1 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive. *■ 4
onDec.
1
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
are
7:30 p.m., (CST)
bonds.
115,000 ,:-3%s.-- Due
Interest J-D.
the
Sale—The
Monday, January
.
come
of Barcus, Kindred &
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Loewi
& Co., and H. C. Denison &
Co.,
at a price of 100.037, a net interest
purchase of $750,000 school house
150,000
1
-
The- bonds
of
Union Free
Wisconsin
t„.
offered
—
tees, will receive sealed bids until
•
inclusive.
on Dec. 1 from
1964. to 1967 inclusive.--
,
President
4%'4%
system bonds. Due
-
'143,000 3t4s> Due
(958..
Offering—Homer
inclusive.
250,000
Secu¬
rities Corp., and
Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., jointly, as follows:
$127,000* <2%s.
1970 to 1979
'
1984
$385,000
refunding bonds
building
1 from
Committee.
composed
.
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
95
Orange Independent School
(P. O. Orange), Texas
Bond
«
Bond
District
Due
375,000 police substation bonds.
Due 011 March 1 from 1960 to
.
school
March
gen¬
Wisconsin
„
.
of Houston.
West
bonds.
sewer
Finance
Burlington
March 1 from
on
/ inclusive. 4 44"
•+
Canyon Indep. School District,
*•> V'.
Texas
was
recreation
1979 inclusive. '•*
670,000 storm
on
and
State
:
Dated Feb. 10, 1959. Due in semi¬
annual payments from Dec.
10,
1959 to Feb. 10, 1992 inclusive.
/
'
$105,000
.
The debentures are
direct ohn
gations of the Province of
Ontar
and principal of and
the
•
elusive.
Sale—The
obligation bonds offered Jan.
188, p. 2792—were sold to
the
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1997 in¬
1,200,000
bituminous
surfacing
clusive.. 1
...-street' improvement. bonds. Alternate bids are asked on call¬
4 \\""
In¬
Due on March 1 from 1960 to able and non-callable bonds.
1,312,000 not to exceed 2W% "interest F-A. Legality approved by
4 terest Series C bonds. Due oiv j.
1969 inclusive.
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1998 in.
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
13—v.
(CST) on Jan. 19 for the purchase
$100,000 school house bonds.
;
;
County, Harrah Sch. Dist.
108
of
overpass
March 1 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
No.
p.m.
and
on
Yakima
T exas
*
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the Clerk of the
Board of Education until 7:30
inclusive.
in-
1996
1,505,000 not to exceed 2%%;
*
1 from 1960 to 1984
1,550,000 airport bonds. Due on
March, 1 from 1960 to 1979
on
elusive.
t
Vidor Independent School
District,
inclusive.
$2,330,000 not to exceed 2%% in:
March
rev¬
housing system
as follows:-
bonds,
1,700,000 civic center bonds. Due
.
than they
cans are
could ten
800,000 Ameri¬
years ago.
alive today,
cured
of cancer... many
of them
because they had
made a
annual
habit of having
checkups
well
no
matter how
they felt... all of
them because they went
to their doctors in
time!
Ma ke«a n nualch ecku ps
a
habit.
.
.
for life!
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